Real wind-farm areas, turbine positions, substations and the protected Dogger Bank (drawn from open marine data), with the indicative outline of Nieuw Haven, the hub island, placed where it can actually be built: the shallow crest of the bank, among the infrastructure already there.
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Switch on the bathymetry basemap to see why the Dogger Bank matters: a broad shallow plateau (~15–30 m) in otherwise deep sea. The existing wind farms cluster there for the same reason Nieuw Haven would; it is the one place reclamation at this scale is viable.
Planned geometry (Nieuw Haven, the archipelago and the causeway) is indicative only, not surveyed or final. Real layers from open data: bathymetry © EMODnet Bathymetry; wind-farm areas, protected areas & oil/gas platforms © EMODnet Human Activities; oil & gas fields © NSTA (North Sea Transition Authority); turbines & substations © OpenStreetMap contributors; satellite © Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics; light basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO.
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This map is a living, data-grounded sketch of Nieuw Doggerland. If you can help refine the geography (marine surveyors, GIS and bathymetry specialists, offshore engineers), there is a place for you in the Founding Circle.
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