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AARTSELAAR TEMSE LIER N419N419 N171 Rupelmonde SCHELLE LINT N Steendorp KONTICH Boerenhoek Kontich 6 17 25 WO Zeeschelde N14 N177 Beneden Nete Z P 6 P N148 Walenhoek NIEL Wintam P 2 5 7 Waarloos Hingene 7 13 14 17 19 24 30 E19 P P Reet A1 Rupel 2 5 6 BORNEM N16 7 814 17 25 2 5 7 DUFFEL 1 13 14 17 Mijlstraat 19 24 30 N1 Eikevliet P P P Breeven 8 9 Klak Ruisbroek N149 BOOM Rumst N149 P 10 Terhagen Sauvegarde RUMST N149 De Bocht N14 PUURS 3 Legende 2 2 5 7 Rupel-Kanaalzone P 13 14 17 Kalfort N183 8 P 24 30 P Autosnelweg Spoorweg 2 5 SINT-KATELIJNE-WAVER N16 Spildoornvijver 13 17 Hoofdweg 8 Kontich Afrit 2 5 7 Heindonk Oppuurs Walem 24 13 14 17 Hazewinkel Verbindingsweg E19 N16 Wegnummer 24 30 P 2 57 16 Lokale weg 5 Aanbevolen hengelzone P 13 19 24 WILLEBROEK P 30 Water Breendonk Liezele 7 5 Fort van Walem P Elzestraat Bebouwing P Parking 6 Het Broek N183 2 5 7 Groengebied Aangelegde hengelplaats 2 5 7 4 13 17 19 9 13 14 Openbare hengel- 24 30 1 Vaak voorkomende 17 25 28 wateren met een hengelsoort Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde goed visbestand N17 P Keten Provinciegrens Blaasveld 0 1 2 km Kleine Heide Heisbroek Schaal 1:50 000 N16 Heffen Lippelo P 12 9 Breendonk P Mechelen-Noord Vissoorten N16 P R6 Battel 1 Alver 11 Haring 21 Roofblei E19 Diedonken N16 2 Baars 12 Kabeljauw 22 Serpeling A1 P N15 3 Barbeel 13 Karper 23 Sneep 11 Tisselt Dijle 4 Beekforel 14 Kolblei of blei 24 Snoek P Leest Kanaal Leuven-Dijle 2 5 7 5 Blankvoorn 15 Kopvoorn 25 Snoekbaars Sint-Jozef 13 14 17 6 Bot 16 Kroeskarper 26 Tong 28 30 N259 2 5 79 7 Brasem 17 Paling 27 Wijting N109 MECHELEN 13 14 17 18 Opdorp8 Europese meerval 18 Pos 28 Winde 25 30 13 9 Giebel 19 Rietvoorn 29 Zeebaars 10 Harder 20 Riviergrondel 30 Zeelt P P BONHEIDEN Aanbevolen hengelzones P 14 Malderenin Rivierenland Ramsdonk Hombeek 1 Breeven te Bornem KAPELLE-OP-DEN-BOS 2 Hazewinkel E19 15 P Muizen N26 3 De Bocht te Heindonk A1 4 Het Broek te Blaasveld 5 Spildoornvijver te Mechelen N227 6 Domein Walenhoek te Niel Dries B101 7 Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde (Wintam) LONDERZEEL Pikkerie 10 8 Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde (Ruisbroek) Mechelen-Zuid 9 Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde (Boom) 10 Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde (Klein-Willebroek)Steenhuffel 11 Zeekanaal Brussel-Schelde (Tisselt) Hever 12 Kanaal Leuven-Dijle (Battel) Laar 13 Kanaal Leuven-Dijle (Mechelen-West) N259N259 Hofstade 14 Kanaal Leuven-Dijle (Mechelen-Centrum) 15 Kanaal Leuven-Dijle (Mechelen-Zuid) 5 7 19 20 24 28 16 Fort van Walem ZEMST 30 P.

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