Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Defence Line of Amsterdam' has mentioned 'Amsterdam' in the following places:
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| The UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the Defence Line of Amsterdam (in Dutch named Stelling van Amsterdam, pronounced [xcbx8cstxc9x9blxc9xaaxc5x8b vxc9x91n xc9x91mstxc9x99rxcbx88dxc9x91m]) is a 135-kilometre (84xc2xa0mi) ring of fortifications around Amsterdam. | WIKI |
| In the event of an enemy attack, large tracts of land around Amsterdam would be inundated with water, preventing the enemy from advancing. | WIKI |
| Amsterdam would function as a national redoubt or reduit, as the last stronghold of the Netherlands. | WIKI |
| The dike through the Haarlemmermeer, which made it possible to flood the southern portion of the polder while the northern portion could continue to produce food for Amsterdam, is now cut by the A4 motorway. | WIKI |
| The Stelling van Amsterdam (Defence Line of Amsterdam) is a complete ring of fortifications extending more than 135 km around the city of Amsterdam. | UNESCO |
| In line with this national policy, a specific preservation regime on the basis of the Dutch Spatial Planning Act (Wro) has been adopted for the Defence Line of Amsterdam in the General Spatial Planning Rules Decree (Barro). | UNESCO |