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5 Challenges: Sectoral Descriptions
Fig. 5.15 Classification of the Weser according to the Venice system. Figures are indicating measures taken in the estuary in order to improve the ecological (or chemical) status. The enumeration is
based on the EU Interreg project TIDE. Source: Geerts et al. (2012)
four parts (see Fig. 5.15). The inland border of the Weser estuary is the weir at Bremen.
At the lower Outer Weser Germany’s longest container terminal is installed at the harbor
of Bremerhaven. All tributaries can be closed-off either by barriers or sluices which have
been installed as consequence of flooding during the storm surge in 1962.
5 Challenges: Sectoral Descriptions
Fig. 5.15 Classification of the Weser according to the Venice system. Figures are indicating measures taken in the estuary in order to improve the ecological (or chemical) status. The enumeration is
based on the EU Interreg project TIDE. Source: Geerts et al. (2012)
four parts (see Fig. 5.15). The inland border of the Weser estuary is the weir at Bremen.
At the lower Outer Weser Germany’s longest container terminal is installed at the harbor
of Bremerhaven. All tributaries can be closed-off either by barriers or sluices which have
been installed as consequence of flooding during the storm surge in 1962.