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The 1953 North Sea flood (Dutch: Watersnoodramp, literally "flood disaster") was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurred on the night of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of Sunday, 1 February 1953. The floods struck the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland.
A combination of a high spring tide and a severe European windstorm over the North Sea caused a storm tide; the combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure led to a water level of more than 5.6 metres (18.4 ft) above mean sea level in some locations. The flood and waves overwhelmed sea defences and caused extensive flooding. The Netherlands, a country with 20% of its territory below mean sea level and 50% less than 1 metre (3.3 ft) above sea level and which relies heavily on sea defences, was worst affected, recording 1,836 deaths and widespread property damage. Most of the casualties occurred in the southern province of Zeeland. In England, 307 people were killed in the counties of Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Nineteen were killed in Scotland. Twenty-eight people were killed in West Flanders, Belgium.
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The 1953 North Sea Floods: Memories from Canvey Island, Essex
This year marks the 70th anniversary of one of the worst floods in England and Scotland during the 20th Century. It was one of Britain's most significant peacetime tragedies, with Winston Churchill calling it a "shocking and tragic disaster". Essex was heavily affected, with many lives lost and thousands of homes destroyed. A major rescue operation was mounted to evacuate as many people from the flooded areas as possible, with around 10,000 people evacuated from Canvey Island alone. Canvey was one of the communities in Essex that suffered the most significant loss of life, with 58 deaths. In Jaywick, 35 people died, and there were 120 total deaths recorded in Essex. In this video, Ray Howard MBE and Malcolm MacGregor recall living through the floods in Canvey Island. To learn how Esse...
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North Sea Disaster (1953)
Harwich, North Sea. GV aerial tugs towing battered British Railway steamer "Duke of York." SV pan aerial of 'Duke of York." LV boat with survivors aboard coming alongside at Harwich. MV boat docking. LV survivors' boat, pan to survivors walking up gangplank from quayside. SV survivors walking up gangplank. SV towards, man carrying baby in arms up gangplank. He is followed by woman and small child. LV "Haiti Victory". SV survivor on stretcher being brought down ship's ladder, & SV. Pan down to soldiers holding launch alongside. SV stretcher case being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed aboard launch. LV another stretcher being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed on deck of launch. SCU two stretcher cases on deck of launch. LV bows of "Haiti Victory". ...
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North Sea flood of 1953 - 70 years on (Canvey Island) (UK) (1)
Affecting large parts of Europe - changing it forever, 70 years on, what happened in Canvey Island and beyond is looked at. Second report - hero fisherman (2) here: https://youtu.be/wE8JO9cKumQ Internet: The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm surge that struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, resulting in extensive flooding. The storm and flooding occurred at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and in the morning of the next day. A combination of a high spring tide and a severe European windstorm caused a storm tide of the North Sea. The combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure caused the sea to flood land up to 5.6 metres (18 ft 4 in) above mean sea level. There is an "E...
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North Sea Flood area in 1953/2022 - Watersnoodramp gebied 1953 en 2022
This footage is featured in the series Europe From Above - Season 5, episode 2 Benelux. It shows villages Stellendam, Oude-Tonge and Stavenisse that were affected by the flood caused by the 1953 storm surge. Check out the full episode Europe From Above - Benelux on National Geographic for many more great aerial images of the Benelux area. Honored to have been able to make a contribution to this outstanding series! The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of the next day. The storm surge struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, causing extensive flooding. Nowadays the Dutch keep te sea at bay thanks to the Delta Works. The Delta Works...
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The North Sea Flood of 1953
Watch on Channel 5 - Tuesday 18th of July 2023 at 9pm On the 31st of January, 1953, the worst natural disaster to strike Britain in modern times overwhelmed the country from the Shetlands to the Thames estuary. Across a day of destruction, a massive storm and its huge tidal surge flooded 250 square miles of land; killing hundreds of people, sinking several ships and destroying tens of thousands of homes,. Today, few remember this disaster that shocked the country just as it was emerging from the trauma of World War II, but for some, it is still a vivid and disturbing memory. In this programme, eyewitnesses will give first hand testimony of this tragedy that gripped the nation. The disaster started in southwestern Scotland on the morning of the 31st January. As the storm gathered strengt...
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Disasters Of The Century | Season 3 | Episode 59 | North Sea Flood | Ian Michael Coulson
Watch Disasters Of The Century Season 3 Episode 59 North Sea Flood on Bad Day HQ The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurred on the night of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of Sunday, 1 February 1953. The floods struck the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland. Director: Chris Triffo Starring: Ian Michael Coulson, Bruce Edwards, Jason Malloy Cast Ian Michael Coulson as Interviewee Bruce Edwards as Narrator Jason Malloy as Pilot Amanda Cutting as Debroah
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Hundreds Die In Dutch Floods (1953)
Holland. AV. Flooded Dutch Town. AV. Flooded main street, with horse wandering across road. CU. Prince Bernhard looking at floods from helicopter. AV. Flooded village of Oosterland - windmill in foreground. GV. Pan from inundated countryside to stream of refugees trudging along road carrying belongings. SV. Dutch soldiers carrying bundles for older refugees. SV. Children, adults and soldiers in party of refugees. SV. Sailors paddling a raft down flooded main street in Stellendam. CU. Pan, flood waters up to window level. GV. Another Dutch town - coffins on boats in foreground. Windmill in background. SV. Sailors carrying coffin past windmill. SV. A group of sad looking people. SV. another party of sailors carrying coffin. CU. Sad looking man. SV. People being carried to boats at Stellen...
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1953 North Sea Flood
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North Sea flood of 1953
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A Surge of Memories: Stories of the Great Flood 1953 and the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the Great Flood 1953 and the 10th anniversary of the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013. 307 people died in England during the Great Flood 1953, the majority of those in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Many hundreds more died at sea and across in the Netherlands. It was one of the worst peacetime disasters of the 20th Century and prompted widespread reform in approaches to coastal management. In 2013, the tide was higher in many places but no lives were lost. Forecasting, warning systems and sea defences protected most, however over 1,500 properties were still damaged or destroyed. We also take a look at the future. Climate change and sea level rise are causing challenges already, and will only get worse. New approaches are required and Karen Thomas, Head of Par...
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The 1953 North Sea Floods: Memories from Canvey Island, Essex
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This year marks the 70th anniversary of one of the worst floods in England and Scotland during the 20th Century. It was one of Britain's most significant peacet...
This year marks the 70th anniversary of one of the worst floods in England and Scotland during the 20th Century. It was one of Britain's most significant peacetime tragedies, with Winston Churchill calling it a "shocking and tragic disaster". Essex was heavily affected, with many lives lost and thousands of homes destroyed.
A major rescue operation was mounted to evacuate as many people from the flooded areas as possible, with around 10,000 people evacuated from Canvey Island alone.
Canvey was one of the communities in Essex that suffered the most significant loss of life, with 58 deaths. In Jaywick, 35 people died, and there were 120 total deaths recorded in Essex.
In this video, Ray Howard MBE and Malcolm MacGregor recall living through the floods in Canvey Island.
To learn how Essex County Council is responsing to the Essex Climate Action Commission's Net Zero: Making Essex Carbon Neutral report, please read the Essex Climate Action Plan: https://assets.ctfassets.net/knkzaf64jx5x/4Ihrw6uXe2g19YxYWkfsk6/eba8f76776738b010f21d3e7f3b9add2/9422_Climate_Action_Plan_Report_v3_-_Digital_Accessible.pdf
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This year marks the 70th anniversary of one of the worst floods in England and Scotland during the 20th Century. It was one of Britain's most significant peacetime tragedies, with Winston Churchill calling it a "shocking and tragic disaster". Essex was heavily affected, with many lives lost and thousands of homes destroyed.
A major rescue operation was mounted to evacuate as many people from the flooded areas as possible, with around 10,000 people evacuated from Canvey Island alone.
Canvey was one of the communities in Essex that suffered the most significant loss of life, with 58 deaths. In Jaywick, 35 people died, and there were 120 total deaths recorded in Essex.
In this video, Ray Howard MBE and Malcolm MacGregor recall living through the floods in Canvey Island.
To learn how Essex County Council is responsing to the Essex Climate Action Commission's Net Zero: Making Essex Carbon Neutral report, please read the Essex Climate Action Plan: https://assets.ctfassets.net/knkzaf64jx5x/4Ihrw6uXe2g19YxYWkfsk6/eba8f76776738b010f21d3e7f3b9add2/9422_Climate_Action_Plan_Report_v3_-_Digital_Accessible.pdf
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North Sea Disaster (1953)
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Harwich, North Sea.
GV aerial tugs towing battered British Railway steamer "Duke of York." SV pan aerial of 'Duke of York." LV boat with survivors aboard com...
Harwich, North Sea.
GV aerial tugs towing battered British Railway steamer "Duke of York." SV pan aerial of 'Duke of York." LV boat with survivors aboard coming alongside at Harwich. MV boat docking. LV survivors' boat, pan to survivors walking up gangplank from quayside. SV survivors walking up gangplank. SV towards, man carrying baby in arms up gangplank. He is followed by woman and small child.
LV "Haiti Victory". SV survivor on stretcher being brought down ship's ladder, & SV. Pan down to soldiers holding launch alongside. SV stretcher case being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed aboard launch. LV another stretcher being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed on deck of launch. SCU two stretcher cases on deck of launch. LV bows of "Haiti Victory". SV name of ship, pan down to lateral rip in bows. SV damaged bows of ship & CU.
LV "Duke of York" and tugs at sea. SV damaged end of ship. & SV. LV damaged end of ship head on. SV damaged part of ship. CU mass of tangled steel where boat was cut in half. SV damaged Duke of York.
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Harwich, North Sea.
GV aerial tugs towing battered British Railway steamer "Duke of York." SV pan aerial of 'Duke of York." LV boat with survivors aboard coming alongside at Harwich. MV boat docking. LV survivors' boat, pan to survivors walking up gangplank from quayside. SV survivors walking up gangplank. SV towards, man carrying baby in arms up gangplank. He is followed by woman and small child.
LV "Haiti Victory". SV survivor on stretcher being brought down ship's ladder, & SV. Pan down to soldiers holding launch alongside. SV stretcher case being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed aboard launch. LV another stretcher being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed on deck of launch. SCU two stretcher cases on deck of launch. LV bows of "Haiti Victory". SV name of ship, pan down to lateral rip in bows. SV damaged bows of ship & CU.
LV "Duke of York" and tugs at sea. SV damaged end of ship. & SV. LV damaged end of ship head on. SV damaged part of ship. CU mass of tangled steel where boat was cut in half. SV damaged Duke of York.
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North Sea flood of 1953 - 70 years on (Canvey Island) (UK) (1)
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Affecting large parts of Europe - changing it forever, 70 years on, what happened in Canvey Island and beyond is looked at.
Second report - hero fisherman (2) ...
Affecting large parts of Europe - changing it forever, 70 years on, what happened in Canvey Island and beyond is looked at.
Second report - hero fisherman (2) here: https://youtu.be/wE8JO9cKumQ
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The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm surge that struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, resulting in extensive flooding.
The storm and flooding occurred at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and in the morning of the next day. A combination of a high spring tide and a severe European windstorm caused a storm tide of the North Sea. The combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure caused the sea to flood land up to 5.6 metres (18 ft 4 in) above mean sea level.
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#flooding
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Affecting large parts of Europe - changing it forever, 70 years on, what happened in Canvey Island and beyond is looked at.
Second report - hero fisherman (2) here: https://youtu.be/wE8JO9cKumQ
Internet:
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm surge that struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, resulting in extensive flooding.
The storm and flooding occurred at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and in the morning of the next day. A combination of a high spring tide and a severe European windstorm caused a storm tide of the North Sea. The combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure caused the sea to flood land up to 5.6 metres (18 ft 4 in) above mean sea level.
There is an "Earth Disasters & Environmental stories 2018+" playlist on this channel, here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL93gCV9Iym3f9xz1XHaEmGuaBzytiKrxf
#flooding
#1953flood
#canveyisland
- published: 31 Jan 2023
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North Sea Flood area in 1953/2022 - Watersnoodramp gebied 1953 en 2022
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This footage is featured in the series Europe From Above - Season 5, episode 2 Benelux. It shows villages Stellendam, Oude-Tonge and Stavenisse that were affect...
This footage is featured in the series Europe From Above - Season 5, episode 2 Benelux. It shows villages Stellendam, Oude-Tonge and Stavenisse that were affected by the flood caused by the 1953 storm surge. Check out the full episode Europe From Above - Benelux on National Geographic for many more great aerial images of the Benelux area. Honored to have been able to make a contribution to this outstanding series!
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of the next day. The storm surge struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, causing extensive flooding.
Nowadays the Dutch keep te sea at bay thanks to the Delta Works. The Delta Works consist of 3 locks, 6 dams and 4 storm surge barriers and were completed in 1997 after almost 40 years of construction. The Benelux episode shows the Maeslant barrier that protects the Dutch from flooding.
Enjoy the video and feel free to give your opinion in the comments! If you like my videos and want to support my channel please like the video & subscribe to my channel. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to stay posted on new content.
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Deze beelden gemaakt met een DJI Mini 2 maken deel uit van de serie Europe From Above - Seizoen 5, aflevering 2: Benelux.
Voor een vergelijking tussen vroeger en nu zijn beelden gemixt die tijdens de Watersnoodramp in 1953 vanuit een helikopter zijn gemaakt bij de dorpen Stellendam, Oude-Tonge en Stavenisse en dezelfde opnamen met een drone in 2022.
Bekijk de volledige aflevering Europe From Above - Benelux op National Geographic voor meer prachtige luchtopnames van de Benelux.
De Benelux-aflevering laat de Maeslantkering zien die de Nederlandse bevolking beschermt tegen overstromingen. De kering is onderdeel van de Europoortkering, het laatste deel van de Deltawerken.
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This footage is featured in the series Europe From Above - Season 5, episode 2 Benelux. It shows villages Stellendam, Oude-Tonge and Stavenisse that were affected by the flood caused by the 1953 storm surge. Check out the full episode Europe From Above - Benelux on National Geographic for many more great aerial images of the Benelux area. Honored to have been able to make a contribution to this outstanding series!
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of the next day. The storm surge struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, causing extensive flooding.
Nowadays the Dutch keep te sea at bay thanks to the Delta Works. The Delta Works consist of 3 locks, 6 dams and 4 storm surge barriers and were completed in 1997 after almost 40 years of construction. The Benelux episode shows the Maeslant barrier that protects the Dutch from flooding.
Enjoy the video and feel free to give your opinion in the comments! If you like my videos and want to support my channel please like the video & subscribe to my channel. Don't forget to hit the notification bell to stay posted on new content.
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Deze beelden gemaakt met een DJI Mini 2 maken deel uit van de serie Europe From Above - Seizoen 5, aflevering 2: Benelux.
Voor een vergelijking tussen vroeger en nu zijn beelden gemixt die tijdens de Watersnoodramp in 1953 vanuit een helikopter zijn gemaakt bij de dorpen Stellendam, Oude-Tonge en Stavenisse en dezelfde opnamen met een drone in 2022.
Bekijk de volledige aflevering Europe From Above - Benelux op National Geographic voor meer prachtige luchtopnames van de Benelux.
De Benelux-aflevering laat de Maeslantkering zien die de Nederlandse bevolking beschermt tegen overstromingen. De kering is onderdeel van de Europoortkering, het laatste deel van de Deltawerken.
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Artist Name: Ardie Son
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#drone #historical #netherlands #djimini2cinematic #dronevideo #cinematic #watersnoodramp #oude-tonge #stavenisse #stellendam #geschiedenis #europefromabove #nationalgeographic #djimini2 #dji
- published: 20 Sep 2023
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The North Sea Flood of 1953
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Watch on Channel 5 - Tuesday 18th of July 2023 at 9pm
On the 31st of January, 1953, the worst natural disaster to strike Britain in modern times overwhelmed th...
Watch on Channel 5 - Tuesday 18th of July 2023 at 9pm
On the 31st of January, 1953, the worst natural disaster to strike Britain in modern times overwhelmed the country from the Shetlands to the Thames estuary. Across a day of destruction, a massive storm and its huge tidal
surge flooded 250 square miles of land; killing hundreds of people, sinking several ships and destroying tens of thousands of homes,.
Today, few remember this disaster that shocked the country just as it was emerging from the trauma of World War II, but for some, it is still a vivid and disturbing memory. In this programme, eyewitnesses will give first hand testimony of this tragedy that gripped the nation.
The disaster started in southwestern Scotland on the morning of the 31st January. As the storm gathered strength in the Irish sea, the Princess Charlotte car ferry from Stranraer to Larne, is lost with over 140 souls in truly brutal conditions. The loss is still the worst post war shipping disaster in British waters to this day.
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Watch on Channel 5 - Tuesday 18th of July 2023 at 9pm
On the 31st of January, 1953, the worst natural disaster to strike Britain in modern times overwhelmed the country from the Shetlands to the Thames estuary. Across a day of destruction, a massive storm and its huge tidal
surge flooded 250 square miles of land; killing hundreds of people, sinking several ships and destroying tens of thousands of homes,.
Today, few remember this disaster that shocked the country just as it was emerging from the trauma of World War II, but for some, it is still a vivid and disturbing memory. In this programme, eyewitnesses will give first hand testimony of this tragedy that gripped the nation.
The disaster started in southwestern Scotland on the morning of the 31st January. As the storm gathered strength in the Irish sea, the Princess Charlotte car ferry from Stranraer to Larne, is lost with over 140 souls in truly brutal conditions. The loss is still the worst post war shipping disaster in British waters to this day.
- published: 18 Jul 2023
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Disasters Of The Century | Season 3 | Episode 59 | North Sea Flood | Ian Michael Coulson
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Watch Disasters Of The Century Season 3 Episode 59 North Sea Flood on Bad Day HQ
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurr...
Watch Disasters Of The Century Season 3 Episode 59 North Sea Flood on Bad Day HQ
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurred on the night of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of Sunday, 1 February 1953. The floods struck the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland.
Director: Chris Triffo
Starring: Ian Michael Coulson, Bruce Edwards, Jason Malloy
Cast
Ian Michael Coulson as Interviewee
Bruce Edwards as Narrator
Jason Malloy as Pilot
Amanda Cutting as Debroah
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Watch Disasters Of The Century Season 3 Episode 59 North Sea Flood on Bad Day HQ
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurred on the night of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of Sunday, 1 February 1953. The floods struck the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland.
Director: Chris Triffo
Starring: Ian Michael Coulson, Bruce Edwards, Jason Malloy
Cast
Ian Michael Coulson as Interviewee
Bruce Edwards as Narrator
Jason Malloy as Pilot
Amanda Cutting as Debroah
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Hundreds Die In Dutch Floods (1953)
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Holland.
AV. Flooded Dutch Town. AV. Flooded main street, with horse wandering across road. CU. Prince Bernhard looking at floods from helicopter. AV. Floode...
Holland.
AV. Flooded Dutch Town. AV. Flooded main street, with horse wandering across road. CU. Prince Bernhard looking at floods from helicopter. AV. Flooded village of Oosterland - windmill in foreground. GV. Pan from inundated countryside to stream of refugees trudging along road carrying belongings. SV. Dutch soldiers carrying bundles for older refugees. SV. Children, adults and soldiers in party of refugees. SV. Sailors paddling a raft down flooded main street in Stellendam. CU. Pan, flood waters up to window level. GV. Another Dutch town - coffins on boats in foreground. Windmill in background. SV. Sailors carrying coffin past windmill. SV. A group of sad looking people. SV. another party of sailors carrying coffin. CU. Sad looking man. SV. People being carried to boats at Stellendam. SCU. Old woman being lifted aboard boat. GV. Plane drops supplies - ships tied up in foreground Pan over with plane. AV. Helicopter preparing to take off refugees, from airfield marked with white sheets. AV. Another helicopter descending, at another location. CU. Helicopter pilot A.. Helicopter landing and taking off from airstrip at Middleharnis. CU. Helicopter descending. SV. Refugee being lifted from helicopter. & SCU. SV. Prince Bernhard standing in crowd watching operation. CU. Dutch officer carrying a baby wrapped in blankets past Prince Bernhard SV. Other refugees, being lifted from helicopter. SCU. Small child being lifted from helicopter. SV. Refugees streaming from airstrip, pan up to helicopter flying away on next rescue mission. GV. Several helicopters taking off. SV. Prince Bernhard strolling through streets shaking hands and chatting with refugees. SCU. Queen Juliana chatting to rescued mothers in a rest centre. CU. Queen Juliana pan to baby being attended to by nurses pan up to nurses. CU. Baby. GV. People waiting by roadside for DUKW's. L. People boarding DUKW's. & SV. SV. Pan, man with bicycle trudging through floods. SV. Two men, one of whom is carrying a woman taken from DUKW as it ploughs through water. SV. Pan, people in DUKW. CU. An old Dutch woman wearing national head-dress seated in DUKW CU. Small basket on her lap. SV. Flooded houses. CU. Old man seated on DUKW - looks back then sadly looks ahead.
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Holland.
AV. Flooded Dutch Town. AV. Flooded main street, with horse wandering across road. CU. Prince Bernhard looking at floods from helicopter. AV. Flooded village of Oosterland - windmill in foreground. GV. Pan from inundated countryside to stream of refugees trudging along road carrying belongings. SV. Dutch soldiers carrying bundles for older refugees. SV. Children, adults and soldiers in party of refugees. SV. Sailors paddling a raft down flooded main street in Stellendam. CU. Pan, flood waters up to window level. GV. Another Dutch town - coffins on boats in foreground. Windmill in background. SV. Sailors carrying coffin past windmill. SV. A group of sad looking people. SV. another party of sailors carrying coffin. CU. Sad looking man. SV. People being carried to boats at Stellendam. SCU. Old woman being lifted aboard boat. GV. Plane drops supplies - ships tied up in foreground Pan over with plane. AV. Helicopter preparing to take off refugees, from airfield marked with white sheets. AV. Another helicopter descending, at another location. CU. Helicopter pilot A.. Helicopter landing and taking off from airstrip at Middleharnis. CU. Helicopter descending. SV. Refugee being lifted from helicopter. & SCU. SV. Prince Bernhard standing in crowd watching operation. CU. Dutch officer carrying a baby wrapped in blankets past Prince Bernhard SV. Other refugees, being lifted from helicopter. SCU. Small child being lifted from helicopter. SV. Refugees streaming from airstrip, pan up to helicopter flying away on next rescue mission. GV. Several helicopters taking off. SV. Prince Bernhard strolling through streets shaking hands and chatting with refugees. SCU. Queen Juliana chatting to rescued mothers in a rest centre. CU. Queen Juliana pan to baby being attended to by nurses pan up to nurses. CU. Baby. GV. People waiting by roadside for DUKW's. L. People boarding DUKW's. & SV. SV. Pan, man with bicycle trudging through floods. SV. Two men, one of whom is carrying a woman taken from DUKW as it ploughs through water. SV. Pan, people in DUKW. CU. An old Dutch woman wearing national head-dress seated in DUKW CU. Small basket on her lap. SV. Flooded houses. CU. Old man seated on DUKW - looks back then sadly looks ahead.
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A Surge of Memories: Stories of the Great Flood 1953 and the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
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2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the Great Flood 1953 and the 10th anniversary of the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
307 people died in England during the Grea...
2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the Great Flood 1953 and the 10th anniversary of the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
307 people died in England during the Great Flood 1953, the majority of those in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Many hundreds more died at sea and across in the Netherlands.
It was one of the worst peacetime disasters of the 20th Century and prompted widespread reform in approaches to coastal management.
In 2013, the tide was higher in many places but no lives were lost. Forecasting, warning systems and sea defences protected most, however over 1,500 properties were still damaged or destroyed.
We also take a look at the future. Climate change and sea level rise are causing challenges already, and will only get worse. New approaches are required and Karen Thomas, Head of Partnership with Coastal Partnership East, and Richard Powell OBE, Chair of Anglian (Eastern) Regional Flood & Coastal Committee, discuss that future.
An extended version of this film is available for download by community groups and schools, with restrictions on usage. To enquire about obtaining a copy, please email coastalmanagement@eastsuffolk.gov.uk.
Archive photos remain the property of the copyright owners.
This film features King's Lynn, Snettisham, Wells, Cley, Sea Palling, Salthouse, Sheringham, Cromer, Walcott, Lowestoft, Southwold, Snape and Felixstowe. There we multiple other towns, villages and settlements that were severely affected by 1953, 2013 or both.
Thanks to Kevin Burch, former BBC Journalist, for introducing and participating in our film.
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2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the Great Flood 1953 and the 10th anniversary of the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
307 people died in England during the Great Flood 1953, the majority of those in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Many hundreds more died at sea and across in the Netherlands.
It was one of the worst peacetime disasters of the 20th Century and prompted widespread reform in approaches to coastal management.
In 2013, the tide was higher in many places but no lives were lost. Forecasting, warning systems and sea defences protected most, however over 1,500 properties were still damaged or destroyed.
We also take a look at the future. Climate change and sea level rise are causing challenges already, and will only get worse. New approaches are required and Karen Thomas, Head of Partnership with Coastal Partnership East, and Richard Powell OBE, Chair of Anglian (Eastern) Regional Flood & Coastal Committee, discuss that future.
An extended version of this film is available for download by community groups and schools, with restrictions on usage. To enquire about obtaining a copy, please email coastalmanagement@eastsuffolk.gov.uk.
Archive photos remain the property of the copyright owners.
This film features King's Lynn, Snettisham, Wells, Cley, Sea Palling, Salthouse, Sheringham, Cromer, Walcott, Lowestoft, Southwold, Snape and Felixstowe. There we multiple other towns, villages and settlements that were severely affected by 1953, 2013 or both.
Thanks to Kevin Burch, former BBC Journalist, for introducing and participating in our film.
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The 1953 North Sea Floods: Memories from Canvey Island, Essex
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This year marks the 70th anniversary of one of the worst floods in England and Scotland during the 20th Century. It was one of Britain's most significant peacetime tragedies, with Winston Churchill calling it a "shocking and tragic disaster". Essex was heavily affected, with many lives lost and thousands of homes destroyed.
A major rescue operation was mounted to evacuate as many people from the flooded areas as possible, with around 10,000 people evacuated from Canvey Island alone.
Canvey was one of the communities in Essex that suffered the most significant loss of life, with 58 deaths. In Jaywick, 35 people died, and there were 120 total deaths recorded in Essex.
In this video, Ray Howard MBE and Malcolm MacGregor recall living through the floods in Canvey Island.
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North Sea Disaster (1953)
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GV aerial tugs towing battered British Railway steamer "Duke of York." SV pan aerial of 'Duke of York." LV boat with survivors aboard coming alongside at Harwich. MV boat docking. LV survivors' boat, pan to survivors walking up gangplank from quayside. SV survivors walking up gangplank. SV towards, man carrying baby in arms up gangplank. He is followed by woman and small child.
LV "Haiti Victory". SV survivor on stretcher being brought down ship's ladder, & SV. Pan down to soldiers holding launch alongside. SV stretcher case being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed aboard launch. LV another stretcher being brought down ladder. SV stretcher case being placed on deck of launch. SCU two stretcher cases on deck of launch. LV bows of "Haiti Victory". SV name of ship, pan down to lateral rip in bows. SV damaged bows of ship & CU.
LV "Duke of York" and tugs at sea. SV damaged end of ship. & SV. LV damaged end of ship head on. SV damaged part of ship. CU mass of tangled steel where boat was cut in half. SV damaged Duke of York.
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Affecting large parts of Europe - changing it forever, 70 years on, what happened in Canvey Island and beyond is looked at.
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The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm surge that struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, resulting in extensive flooding.
The storm and flooding occurred at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and in the morning of the next day. A combination of a high spring tide and a severe European windstorm caused a storm tide of the North Sea. The combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure caused the sea to flood land up to 5.6 metres (18 ft 4 in) above mean sea level.
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North Sea Flood area in 1953/2022 - Watersnoodramp gebied 1953 en 2022
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This footage is featured in the series Europe From Above - Season 5, episode 2 Benelux. It shows villages Stellendam, Oude-Tonge and Stavenisse that were affected by the flood caused by the 1953 storm surge. Check out the full episode Europe From Above - Benelux on National Geographic for many more great aerial images of the Benelux area. Honored to have been able to make a contribution to this outstanding series!
The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm at the end of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of the next day. The storm surge struck the Netherlands, north-west Belgium, England and Scotland. Most sea defences facing the surge were overwhelmed, causing extensive flooding.
Nowadays the Dutch keep te sea at bay thanks to the Delta Works. The Delta Works consist of 3 locks, 6 dams and 4 storm surge barriers and were completed in 1997 after almost 40 years of construction. The Benelux episode shows the Maeslant barrier that protects the Dutch from flooding.
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The North Sea Flood of 1953
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On the 31st of January, 1953, the worst natural disaster to strike Britain in modern times overwhelmed the country from the Shetlands to the Thames estuary. Across a day of destruction, a massive storm and its huge tidal
surge flooded 250 square miles of land; killing hundreds of people, sinking several ships and destroying tens of thousands of homes,.
Today, few remember this disaster that shocked the country just as it was emerging from the trauma of World War II, but for some, it is still a vivid and disturbing memory. In this programme, eyewitnesses will give first hand testimony of this tragedy that gripped the nation.
The disaster started in southwestern Scotland on the morning of the 31st January. As the storm gathered strength in the Irish sea, the Princess Charlotte car ferry from Stranraer to Larne, is lost with over 140 souls in truly brutal conditions. The loss is still the worst post war shipping disaster in British waters to this day.
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The 1953 North Sea flood was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurred on the night of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of Sunday, 1 February 1953. The floods struck the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland.
Director: Chris Triffo
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Hundreds Die In Dutch Floods (1953)
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Holland.
AV. Flooded Dutch Town. AV. Flooded main street, with horse wandering across road. CU. Prince Bernhard looking at floods from helicopter. AV. Flooded village of Oosterland - windmill in foreground. GV. Pan from inundated countryside to stream of refugees trudging along road carrying belongings. SV. Dutch soldiers carrying bundles for older refugees. SV. Children, adults and soldiers in party of refugees. SV. Sailors paddling a raft down flooded main street in Stellendam. CU. Pan, flood waters up to window level. GV. Another Dutch town - coffins on boats in foreground. Windmill in background. SV. Sailors carrying coffin past windmill. SV. A group of sad looking people. SV. another party of sailors carrying coffin. CU. Sad looking man. SV. People being carried to boats at Stellendam. SCU. Old woman being lifted aboard boat. GV. Plane drops supplies - ships tied up in foreground Pan over with plane. AV. Helicopter preparing to take off refugees, from airfield marked with white sheets. AV. Another helicopter descending, at another location. CU. Helicopter pilot A.. Helicopter landing and taking off from airstrip at Middleharnis. CU. Helicopter descending. SV. Refugee being lifted from helicopter. & SCU. SV. Prince Bernhard standing in crowd watching operation. CU. Dutch officer carrying a baby wrapped in blankets past Prince Bernhard SV. Other refugees, being lifted from helicopter. SCU. Small child being lifted from helicopter. SV. Refugees streaming from airstrip, pan up to helicopter flying away on next rescue mission. GV. Several helicopters taking off. SV. Prince Bernhard strolling through streets shaking hands and chatting with refugees. SCU. Queen Juliana chatting to rescued mothers in a rest centre. CU. Queen Juliana pan to baby being attended to by nurses pan up to nurses. CU. Baby. GV. People waiting by roadside for DUKW's. L. People boarding DUKW's. & SV. SV. Pan, man with bicycle trudging through floods. SV. Two men, one of whom is carrying a woman taken from DUKW as it ploughs through water. SV. Pan, people in DUKW. CU. An old Dutch woman wearing national head-dress seated in DUKW CU. Small basket on her lap. SV. Flooded houses. CU. Old man seated on DUKW - looks back then sadly looks ahead.
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A Surge of Memories: Stories of the Great Flood 1953 and the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
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2023 marks the 70th anniversary of the Great Flood 1953 and the 10th anniversary of the East Coast Tidal Surge 2013.
307 people died in England during the Great Flood 1953, the majority of those in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Many hundreds more died at sea and across in the Netherlands.
It was one of the worst peacetime disasters of the 20th Century and prompted widespread reform in approaches to coastal management.
In 2013, the tide was higher in many places but no lives were lost. Forecasting, warning systems and sea defences protected most, however over 1,500 properties were still damaged or destroyed.
We also take a look at the future. Climate change and sea level rise are causing challenges already, and will only get worse. New approaches are required and Karen Thomas, Head of Partnership with Coastal Partnership East, and Richard Powell OBE, Chair of Anglian (Eastern) Regional Flood & Coastal Committee, discuss that future.
An extended version of this film is available for download by community groups and schools, with restrictions on usage. To enquire about obtaining a copy, please email coastalmanagement@eastsuffolk.gov.uk.
Archive photos remain the property of the copyright owners.
This film features King's Lynn, Snettisham, Wells, Cley, Sea Palling, Salthouse, Sheringham, Cromer, Walcott, Lowestoft, Southwold, Snape and Felixstowe. There we multiple other towns, villages and settlements that were severely affected by 1953, 2013 or both.
Thanks to Kevin Burch, former BBC Journalist, for introducing and participating in our film.
North Sea flood of 1953
The 1953 North Sea flood (Dutch: Watersnoodramp, literally "flood disaster") was a major flood caused by a heavy storm that occurred on the night of Saturday, 31 January 1953 and morning of Sunday, 1 February 1953. The floods struck the Netherlands, Belgium, England and Scotland.
A combination of a high spring tide and a severe European windstorm over the North Sea caused a storm tide; the combination of wind, high tide, and low pressure led to a water level of more than 5.6 metres (18.4 ft) above mean sea level in some locations. The flood and waves overwhelmed sea defences and caused extensive flooding. The Netherlands, a country with 20% of its territory below mean sea level and 50% less than 1 metre (3.3 ft) above sea level and which relies heavily on sea defences, was worst affected, recording 1,836 deaths and widespread property damage. Most of the casualties occurred in the southern province of Zeeland. In England, 307 people were killed in the counties of Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex. Nineteen were killed in Scotland. Twenty-eight people were killed in West Flanders, Belgium.
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