Drierivierenpunt Three Rivers Junction

The Three Rivers Junction

The Drierivierenpunt marks the meeting of three major Dutch waterways — the Beneden Merwede, the Noord and the Oude Maas. It is one of the most strategically important river crossings in the Rhine–Meuse delta, channeling cargo between the port of Rotterdam and the European interior.

Busy Inland Shipping

The wide channel carries a near-constant procession of inland barges, tankers and recreational boats. The controllable camera lets viewers pan across the water to follow vessels as they navigate the confluence and its dividing currents.

The Dordrecht Waterfront

Across the river stretches the low skyline of Dordrecht and neighbouring Zwijndrecht, where a distinctive brick water tower rises above tree-lined residential streets and quays.

A Historic Delta City

Dordrecht is the oldest city in the province of South Holland, shaped for centuries by the rivers that surround it. This vantage point captures the enduring relationship between the Dutch delta and the communities built along its banks.