Extreme Drought Leaves Historic Noord-Brabant Marsh Bone-Dry for First Time in 700 Years

Hundreds of dead fish remain on the exposed bottom of the De Zeezuiper marsh after severe drought conditions caused it to completely dry out for the first time in over seven centuries.

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Drought effect: Noord-Brabant marsh completely dry for the first time in 700 years

Hundreds of dead fish lie on the bone-dry bottom of De Zeezuiper marsh east of Bergen op Zoom after extreme drought left the marsh completely dry for the first time in more than 700 years.

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Extreme Drought Leaves Historic Noord-Brabant Marsh Bone-Dry for First Time in 700 Years

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Drought effect: Noord-Brabant marsh completely dry for the first time in 700 years

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