]> 2026-04-11T12:05:59+00:00 Case study:Beek Lage Raam 500 en Approved 0.5 Less than 0.5 m 1.5 Less than 2 m Stroombaanmaaien Waterschap Aa en Maas STOWA Western Plains Yes No Yes false Lage raam web.jpg Lage Raam Bron; https://www.aaenmaas.nl/in-jouw-buurt/projectenkaart/gebiedsplan-raam/ No Waterschap Aa en Maas 51.70656146142,5.7903003624639 Waterschap Waterschap Aa en Maas Aa en Maas 0.245 0.1 - 1.0 m³/s Stroombaanmaaien,,, ,,, Waterschap Aa en Maas 24486 STOWA Lage raam web.jpg 2012 2455927.5 In progress The Raam region originally featured many small moors and bogs, connected by natural stream valleys. When the area was exploited for its peat, several waterways were dug to ensure sufficient drainage for peat extraction. The upper stretch of the Lage Raam is one of these waterways. This artificial channel was connected to the natural lower stretch of the Lage Raam. This water body is classified as a freshwater buffered ditch (M1a). The dug-out Lage Raam receives water from the Tovensche Beek and Ledeackerse Beek and discharges into the (natural) Lage Raam. Beek Lage Raam beek lage raam No Maas Meuse Oeffeltsche Raam oeffeltsche raam Lage Raam lage raam 100 - 1000 km² Less than 100 m Raam NL38_8P, NL38_8I Habitat and biodiversity Land use management - forestry Peat R5 NL38_8I/NL38_8G 2019-07-31T14:06:42Z 2458696.0879861 2024-09-26T12:36:51Z 2460580.0255903 Beek Lage Raam 500 1 plainlist 5 [[Category:Case study]] [[Project title::!Beek Lage Raam]] [[Subcatchment title::Raam]] Beek Lage Raam# QUERYd44671f177b2751e3480c158a5c041a7