Eem
The Eem is a river in the Netherlands , in the north of the province of Utrecht , with a length of almost 19 kilometers. It flows from Amersfoort into the Eemmeer (Eemsee).
Eem warm period
The Eem warm period was named after this small river, as marine deposits from the recent Upper Pleistocene were unearthed during drilling near Amersfoort , which were scientifically described by Pieter Harting in 1874 .
City of Eembrugge on the Eem
Eembrugge is a place in the municipality of Baarn on the border of the municipality of Eemnes in the Dutch province of Utrecht . It is one of the smallest places in the Netherlands that has ever received city rights. With the exception of the part in the municipality of Eemnes, Eembrugge has 130 inhabitants (2004).
literature
- HMM van Vugt: Tolheffing aan de brug "die over de Eem gaat neffens onze huyse te Eembrugge" . Historical ring "Baerne", Baarn 1991.
Footnotes
- ↑ Ernst Probst : Germany in the Ice Age: Climate, Landscape, Plants and Animals from 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago . Diplomica Verlag, Hamburg 2014, ISBN 978-3-8428-7305-6 , p. 60.