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HELLEVOETSLUIS, or HELVOETSLUIS

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Originally appearing in Volume V13, Page 246 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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HELLEVOETSLUIS, or HELVOETSLUIS  , a fortified seaport in the
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province of
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South
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Holland, the
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kingdom of Holland, on the south
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side of the
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island of Voorne-and-Putted, on the
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sea-
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arm known as the Haringvliet, 54 in . S. of
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Brielle . It has daily
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steam-
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boat connexion with
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Rotterdam by the Voornsche
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Canal . Pop . (igloo), 4152 .
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Hellevoetsluis is an important
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naval station, and possesses a. naval
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arsenal, dry and wet docks, wharves and a naval
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college for
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engineers . Among the public buildings arc thecommunal
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chambers, a Reformed
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church (1661), a
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Roman
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Catholic church and a
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synagogue .

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