De Buitenlanden
During the Inundation (1944-1945), the Buitenlanden were flooded by the German occupying forces using pumping stations.
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Museum
- Air War Museum Icarus et Mars 1940-1945 - Assendelft
- Air War Museum Fortress Veldhuis - Heemskerk
- Werkgroep "Oud-Castricum" - Castricum
Point of interest
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Fort Guards House Fort aan de St. Aagtendijk - Beverwijk
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Engineering Shed Fort aan de St. Aagtendijk - Beverwijk
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Station Zuidereinde Section - Assendelft
Monument
- Memorial Raid Beverwijk - Beverwijk
- Dutch East Indies Memorial Beverwijk - Beverwijk
- Memorial Stone Raid April 16, 1944 - Beverwijk
Cemetery
- Dutch War Graves Reformed Cemetery Assendelft - Assendelft
- Grave Memorial R.C. Cemetery Assendelft - Assendelft
- Commonwealth War Graves Protestant Churchyard Heemskerk - Heemskerk
Remembrance Stone
- Memorial Stone Graaf Janstraat 37 - Beverwijk
- Memorial Stone Albert van Saksenstraat 2 - Beverwijk
- Memorial Stone Munnikenweg 37 - Beverwijk
Fortification
- Stelling van Amsterdam - Inlet lock Sint Aagtendijk - Beverwijk
- Fort aan de St. Aagtendijk - Beverwijk
- Stelling van Amsterdam - St. Aagtendijk - Beverwijk
Crash site
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