The province of North Holland is rich in cultural heritage. You will find a great diversity of historical landscapes and archaeological sites there, and the historical cities are home to many monuments. But the province is also very vulnerable to the effects of climate change. What does this mean for its heritage? What are the risks of climate change for heritage in North Holland? This quick scan provides an initial picture of this. 

The results of the quick scan have been processed into maps and a storymap. You can check the risk of heat, flooding, flooding and drought for different types of heritage in North Holland. A house or shop building can be heritage, but so can, for example, a castle, a dike or even an entire landscape. This is why heritage is divided into three different main shapes: points, lines and planes. On the maps, you can choose what kind of heritage to look at by choosing points, lines and/or planes in the map layers.  

Go to the quick scan