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Eversdijk
Sign in to saveEversdijk is a hamlet in the Dutch province of Zeeland. It is located in the municipality of Kapelle on the island of Zuid-Beveland. It was built in a typical circular style which is fairly common in south Beveland. The coat of arms of Eversdijk contains a sterling silver wild boar of a black Tincture on a loose green sinople soil.
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- Eversdijk
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- Hamlet
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- nl
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- Farm in Eversdijk
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- Netherlands Zeeland#Netherlands
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- left
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- 250
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- Location in the province of Zeeland in the Netherlands
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- Netherlands
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- Zeeland
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- Municipality
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- Kapelle
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- 78
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Eversdijk is a hamlet in the Dutch province of Zeeland. It is located in the municipality of Kapelle on the island of Zuid-Beveland. It was built in a typical circular style which is fairly common in south Beveland. The coat of arms of Eversdijk contains a sterling silver wild boar of a black Tincture on a loose green sinople soil.
==History== The name comes from an unknown person called Everdeis, who once constructed a dike at this location. The village is built amidst two roads, with a path serving as intersection between them. Within the triangle created, a church was built out of the parish of 's-Heer Abtskerke, and dedicated to St. Paul. The bell was cast in 1525 by Peter Waghevens and the clock carried the following inscription: "Sebastiaen ben ic ghegoten van Peter Waghevens te Mechelen binnen lof heb God tot rechter minnen, MCCCCCLLD." Under this heading one sees four ring-shaped images, perhaps passages of the life of Saint Sebastian.
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