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BLANKENBERGHE

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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 41 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BLANKENBERGHE  , a seaside watering-

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place on the
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North
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Sea in the
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province of
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West
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Flanders,
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Belgium, 12 M . N.E. of
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Ostend, and about 9 M . N.W. of
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Bruges, with which it is connected by railway . It is more bracing than Ostend, and has a
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fine
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parade over a mile in length . During the
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season, which extends from
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June to
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September, it receives a large number of visitors, probably over 6o,000 altogether, from
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Germany as well as from Belgium . There is a small fishing
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port as well as a considerable fishing-
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fleet . Two
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miles north of this place along the
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dunes is Zeebrugge, the point at which the new
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ship-
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canal from Bruges enters the North Sea . Fixed
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population (19o4) 5925 .

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