Кіріспе
Франция мен Бельгиядағы өзен
the river in France and Belgium
The Lys (lis lees) or Leie is a river in France and Belgium, and a left bank tributary of the Scheldt. Its source is in Pas de Calais, France, and it flows into the river Scheldt in Ghent, Belgium. Its total length is
Historically a very polluted river from the high population density and industrialisation in both Northern France and Belgium, it has seen substantial improvements in recent years, partly due to the decline of the principal industry, the spinning and weaving of flax. The region of the Leie (between Deinze and Ghent) was known as a favourite place for numerous painters in the first half of the 20th century. The source of the Lys is in a village, Lisbourg, east of Fruges, in the Pas de Calais department of France. It flows generally northeast through the following departments of France, provinces of Belgium and towns and municipalities:
Pas de Calais (F): Thérouanne, Aire sur la Lys
Nord (F): Merville, Armentières, Halluin
Hainaut (B): Comines Warneton
West Flanders (B): Menen, Wevelgem, Kortrijk, Waregem, Wervik
East Flanders (B): Zulte, Deinze, Ghent
The main tributaries of the Leie are, from source to mouth: Laquette, Clarence, Lawe, Deûle, , , and Mandel. The river was the location of three battles between the Allies and the German Army. During the First World War in 1918 the location was the scene of the First Battle of the Lys, which was part of the German Spring Offensive and later that year of the Second Battle of the Lys, which was part of the Allies' Hundred Days Offensive. During the Second World War, the Battle of the Lys was part of the 1940 German offensive in Flanders towards the English Channel.
Лис (lis lees) немесе Лейе – Франция мен Бельгиядағы өзен, Шелданың сол жағалауындағы саласы. Оның бастауы Францияның Па-де-Кале департаментінде, ал ағысы Бельгияның Гент қаласында Шелда өзеніне құяды. Оның жалпы ұзындығы…
the river in France and Belgium
The Lys (lis lees) or Leie is a river in France and Belgium, and a left bank tributary of the Scheldt. Its source is in Pas de Calais, France, and it flows into the river Scheldt in Ghent, Belgium. Its total length is
Historically a very polluted river from the high population density and industrialisation in both Northern France and Belgium, it has seen substantial improvements in recent years, partly due to the decline of the principal industry, the spinning and weaving of flax. The region of the Leie (between Deinze and Ghent) was known as a favourite place for numerous painters in the first half of the 20th century. The source of the Lys is in a village, Lisbourg, east of Fruges, in the Pas de Calais department of France. It flows generally northeast through the following departments of France, provinces of Belgium and towns and municipalities:
Pas de Calais (F): Thérouanne, Aire sur la Lys
Nord (F): Merville, Armentières, Halluin
Hainaut (B): Comines Warneton
West Flanders (B): Menen, Wevelgem, Kortrijk, Waregem, Wervik
East Flanders (B): Zulte, Deinze, Ghent
The main tributaries of the Leie are, from source to mouth: Laquette, Clarence, Lawe, Deûle, , , and Mandel. The river was the location of three battles between the Allies and the German Army. During the First World War in 1918 the location was the scene of the First Battle of the Lys, which was part of the German Spring Offensive and later that year of the Second Battle of the Lys, which was part of the Allies' Hundred Days Offensive. During the Second World War, the Battle of the Lys was part of the 1940 German offensive in Flanders towards the English Channel.
Тарихи тұрғыдан қарағанда, Францияның солтүстігі мен Бельгияның жоғары халық тығыздығы және индустрияландыруы салдарынан өте ластанған бұл өзен соңғы жылдары айтарлықтай жақсарды, бұл негізінен зығыр тоқу және тоқу сияқты негізгі өнеркәсіптің төмендеуіне байланысты. Лей аймағы (Дейнзе мен Гент арасында) 20 ғасырдың бірінші жартысында көптеген суретшілердің сүйікті орны ретінде танымал болды. Лиз өзенінің бастауы Францияның Па-де-Кале департаментіне қарасты Фрюждің шығысында орналасқан Лисбург ауылында. Ол негізінен солтүстік-шығысқа қарай ағып өтеді, төмендегі Франция департаменттері, Бельгия провинциялары және қалалар мен муниципалитеттер арқылы:
the river in France and Belgium
The Lys (lis lees) or Leie is a river in France and Belgium, and a left bank tributary of the Scheldt. Its source is in Pas de Calais, France, and it flows into the river Scheldt in Ghent, Belgium. Its total length is
Historically a very polluted river from the high population density and industrialisation in both Northern France and Belgium, it has seen substantial improvements in recent years, partly due to the decline of the principal industry, the spinning and weaving of flax. The region of the Leie (between Deinze and Ghent) was known as a favourite place for numerous painters in the first half of the 20th century. The source of the Lys is in a village, Lisbourg, east of Fruges, in the Pas de Calais department of France. It flows generally northeast through the following departments of France, provinces of Belgium and towns and municipalities:
Pas de Calais (F): Thérouanne, Aire sur la Lys
Nord (F): Merville, Armentières, Halluin
Hainaut (B): Comines Warneton
West Flanders (B): Menen, Wevelgem, Kortrijk, Waregem, Wervik
East Flanders (B): Zulte, Deinze, Ghent
The main tributaries of the Leie are, from source to mouth: Laquette, Clarence, Lawe, Deûle, , , and Mandel. The river was the location of three battles between the Allies and the German Army. During the First World War in 1918 the location was the scene of the First Battle of the Lys, which was part of the German Spring Offensive and later that year of the Second Battle of the Lys, which was part of the Allies' Hundred Days Offensive. During the Second World War, the Battle of the Lys was part of the 1940 German offensive in Flanders towards the English Channel.
Pas de Calais (F): Thérouanne, Aire sur la Lys
Nord (F): Merville, Armentières, Halluin
Hainaut (B): Comines Warneton
West Flanders (B): Menen, Wevelgem, Kortrijk, Waregem, Wervik
East Flanders (B): Zulte, Deinze, Ghent
the river in France and Belgium
The Lys (lis lees) or Leie is a river in France and Belgium, and a left bank tributary of the Scheldt. Its source is in Pas de Calais, France, and it flows into the river Scheldt in Ghent, Belgium. Its total length is
Historically a very polluted river from the high population density and industrialisation in both Northern France and Belgium, it has seen substantial improvements in recent years, partly due to the decline of the principal industry, the spinning and weaving of flax. The region of the Leie (between Deinze and Ghent) was known as a favourite place for numerous painters in the first half of the 20th century. The source of the Lys is in a village, Lisbourg, east of Fruges, in the Pas de Calais department of France. It flows generally northeast through the following departments of France, provinces of Belgium and towns and municipalities:
Pas de Calais (F): Thérouanne, Aire sur la Lys
Nord (F): Merville, Armentières, Halluin
Hainaut (B): Comines Warneton
West Flanders (B): Menen, Wevelgem, Kortrijk, Waregem, Wervik
East Flanders (B): Zulte, Deinze, Ghent
The main tributaries of the Leie are, from source to mouth: Laquette, Clarence, Lawe, Deûle, , , and Mandel. The river was the location of three battles between the Allies and the German Army. During the First World War in 1918 the location was the scene of the First Battle of the Lys, which was part of the German Spring Offensive and later that year of the Second Battle of the Lys, which was part of the Allies' Hundred Days Offensive. During the Second World War, the Battle of the Lys was part of the 1940 German offensive in Flanders towards the English Channel.
Лейе өзенінің негізгі салалары, бастауынан аузына дейін: Laquette, Clarence, Lawe, Deûle, және Mandel. Бұл өзенде одақтастар мен неміс армиясы арасында үш шайқас болды. 1918 жылы Бірінші дүниежүзілік соғыс кезінде осы жерде Лис шайқасының бірінші кезеңі болды, ол неміс көктемгі шабуылының бір бөлігі еді, ал сол жылы Лис шайқасының екінші кезеңі одақтастардың жүз күндік шабуылының бір бөлігі болды. Екінші дүниежүзілік соғыс кезінде Лиз шайқасы 1940 жылы Фландриядағы ағылшын арнасына қарай неміс шабуылының бір бөлігі болды.
the river in France and Belgium
The Lys (lis lees) or Leie is a river in France and Belgium, and a left bank tributary of the Scheldt. Its source is in Pas de Calais, France, and it flows into the river Scheldt in Ghent, Belgium. Its total length is
Historically a very polluted river from the high population density and industrialisation in both Northern France and Belgium, it has seen substantial improvements in recent years, partly due to the decline of the principal industry, the spinning and weaving of flax. The region of the Leie (between Deinze and Ghent) was known as a favourite place for numerous painters in the first half of the 20th century. The source of the Lys is in a village, Lisbourg, east of Fruges, in the Pas de Calais department of France. It flows generally northeast through the following departments of France, provinces of Belgium and towns and municipalities:
Pas de Calais (F): Thérouanne, Aire sur la Lys
Nord (F): Merville, Armentières, Halluin
Hainaut (B): Comines Warneton
West Flanders (B): Menen, Wevelgem, Kortrijk, Waregem, Wervik
East Flanders (B): Zulte, Deinze, Ghent
The main tributaries of the Leie are, from source to mouth: Laquette, Clarence, Lawe, Deûle, , , and Mandel. The river was the location of three battles between the Allies and the German Army. During the First World War in 1918 the location was the scene of the First Battle of the Lys, which was part of the German Spring Offensive and later that year of the Second Battle of the Lys, which was part of the Allies' Hundred Days Offensive. During the Second World War, the Battle of the Lys was part of the 1940 German offensive in Flanders towards the English Channel.
Тарих
Leie / Lys өзені орта ғасырлардан бері коммерциялық кеме қатынасы үшін пайдаланылып келді, бірақ 1670 жылдары басталған ірі жұмыстар мен өзен арнасын түзетуді негіздегені – кеме қатынасын жақсарту емес, өзеннің құрылыстарды қирататын су тасқындары болды. Aire sur la Lys пен шекара арасындағы 9 метрлік биіктік айырмашылығы 1780 жылы аяқталған алты шлюз және бөгет арқылы біртіндеп жеңілді. Өзен арқылы Гент және Антверпенге астық пен зығыр тасымалданды. 1825 жыл шамасында кеме қатынасы компанияға жалға берілді, ал шлюздердің ені 5,20 метрге дейін, су айдынының тереңдігі 1,60 метрге дейін жаңартылды. 1899 жылдың желтоқсан айында Фрелингиенде мұз қатып қалған өзенде сырғанап жүрген 40-тан астам мектеп оқушысы мұздың үстінен суға құлап, қаза болды. Өзенге қазіргі тереңдігін Фрейсинет бағдарламасы берді. Арментьерден төменгі бөлігі 1930 жылдан бастап III классқа дейін кеңейтілді, ал шекаралық бөлігі 1960 жылдан бастап Va класына дейін жақсартылды. Бұл бөлік Еуроодақтың «Сен-Эско» су жолындағы 30-шы басымдық жобасының құрамына кіреді. Керісінше, өзеннің жоғары бөлігі негізінен демалыс кемелері үшін пайдаланылады және қазіргі уақытта көп мөлшерде лаймен толып жатыр.