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Albertkanaal

 
 
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The Albertkanaal is a commercial waterway and is part of the Waterways of Mainland Europe. It runs for 131.54 kilometres through 7 locks from Albert - Schelde Verbinding (where it joins the River Schelde or Escaut (Tidal section)) to Albert - Meuse Verbinding (where it joins the Maas (Meuse) - (River Meuse)).

The exact dimensions of the largest boat that can travel on the waterway are not known. The maximum headroom is not known. The maximum draught is not known.

It has junctions with the Kanaal Briegden-Neerharen at Albert - Briegden-Neerharen Verbinding; with the Kanaal van Lanaye at Albert - Lanaye Verbinding; with the Kanaal Dessel - Kwaadmechelen at Albert - Dessel-Kwaadmechelen Verbinding; with the Kanaal van Monsin at Albert - Monsin Verbinding; with the Kanaal Bocholt-Herentals (Main Line) at Albert - Bocholt-Herentals Verbinding; with the Kanaal van Haccourt naar Vise at Albert - Haccourt Verbinding; with the River Nete at Albert - Netekanaal Verbinding and with the Kanaal Dessel-Turnhout-Schoten at Schoten.

AKA. Canal Albert

Albert - Schelde Verbinding
Junction of the River Schelde with the Albert Canal at Antwerp. Extensive docks
Royerssluis 0.69 kilometres 0 locks
Schoten
Junction of Canal d'Antwerpen à Turnhout with Canal Albert
7.57 kilometres 1 lock
brug bij Wijnegem 8.77 kilometres 1 lock
Brug Wijnegem 10.22 kilometres 1 lock
Sluis Wijnegem 10.49 kilometres 1 lock
Albert - Netekanaal Verbinding
Junction of Canal Albert with the Netekanaal at Viersel
20.62 kilometres 2 locks
Albert - Bocholt-Herentals Verbinding
Junction of Canal Albert with the Canal Bocholt-Herentals at Herentals.
31.52 kilometres 2 locks
Sluis Olen 34.67 kilometres 2 locks
Sluis Kwaadmechelen 53.49 kilometres 3 locks
Albert - Dessel-Kwaadmechelen Verbinding
Junction of Canal Albert with the Kanaal Dessel-Kwaadmechelen at Kwaadmechelen
55.69 kilometres 4 locks
Sluis Hasselt 80.87 kilometres 4 locks
Sluis Diepenbeek 85.38 kilometres 5 locks
Sluis Genk 89.63 kilometres 6 locks
Albert - Briegden-Neerharen Verbinding
Junction of Canal Albert with the Kanaal Briegden-Neerharen (leading to the Kanaal Zuid Wilemsvaart) at Briegden.
103.40 kilometres 7 locks
Albert - Lanaye Verbinding
Junction of the Albert Canal with the Kanaal van Lanaye
114.53 kilometres 7 locks
Pont de Lanaye 115.18 kilometres 7 locks
Pont de Lixhe 119.06 kilometres 7 locks
Pont Ferroviaire de Lixhe 119.58 kilometres 7 locks
Albert - Haccourt Verbinding
Junction of the Albert Canal with the Kanaal van Haccourt naar Vise
119.77 kilometres 7 locks
Pont de Haccourt 120.79 kilometres 7 locks
Pont de E40 (Canal Albert) 127.04 kilometres 7 locks
Pont de Wandre (Albertkanaal) 128.13 kilometres 7 locks
Pont de Milsaucy (Canal Albert) 129.10 kilometres 7 locks
Albert - Monsin Verbinding
Junction of the Albert Canal with the Kanaal van Monsin
129.77 kilometres 7 locks
Pont Marexhe 130.94 kilometres 7 locks
Albert - Meuse Verbinding
Junction of the Albert Canal with the River Meuse
131.54 kilometres 7 locks
 
 
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The Albert Canal (Dutch: Albertkanaal, French: Canal Albert) is a canal located in northeastern Belgium, which was named for King Albert I of Belgium. The Albert Canal connects Antwerp with Liège, and also the Meuse River with the Scheldt River. It also connects with the Canal Dessel-Turnhout-Schoten, and its total length is 129.5 kilometres (80.5 mi).

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