Saint Marcellus's flood
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storm surge in the North Sea, 1362
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Vinony's link graph records 239 inbound references to Saint Marcellus's flood, and connects out to Netherlands, Denmark and Danish.
It is catalogued under topics including 1360s in Denmark, 1360s in the Holy Roman Empire and 1362 in England.
Vinony links it to 16 Wikipedia language editions.
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- storm surge
- Named after
- Marcellus I
- Country
- Denmark
- Body of water
- Wadden Sea
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- start time
- 1362-01-15
- end time
- 1362-01-17
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Denmark
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Danish
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North Sea
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Friesland
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Black Death
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British Isles
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Groningen
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tide
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Low German
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Suffolk
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East Riding of Yorkshire
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Marcellus I
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Little Ice Age
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new moon
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Zuiderzee
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Duchy of Schleswig
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Medieval Warm Period
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extratropical cyclone
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Northern Germany
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Categories
1360s in Denmark1360s in the Holy Roman Empire1362 in England1362 in Europe14th-century floods14th century in the NetherlandsEuropean windstormsFloods in EnglandFloods in GermanyFloods in the NetherlandsMedieval weather eventsMeteorological events in the 14th centuryNatural disasters in DenmarkStorm tides of the North Sea