Lênwater
Lênwater is a Dutch term that translates to "upland water" or "higher water." It refers to a specific type of natural landscape or geographical feature found in the Netherlands, characterized by its elevated position relative to the surrounding low-lying polder areas. These areas are often remnants of higher ground that were not reclaimed for agriculture or development.
Historically, lênwater regions played a significant role in settlement patterns. Due to their natural elevation, they
Ecologically, lênwater areas can exhibit distinct characteristics compared to polders. They may support different types of
The term lênwater is primarily used within the context of Dutch geography, hydrology, and historical land development.