Talk:Buffel-class monitor

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Buffel moved to Hellevoetsluis in 2013

From the Rotterdam Maritime Museum Article:

A former attraction was the 19th-century ironclad ram ship HNLMS Buffel, which was moored outside of the museum. The ship was moved to Hellevoetsluis in 2013 (due to cost cuts) where it will be exploited by the Stichting Museumschip de Buffel to preserve this ship for the generations to come.

A visual check of Google Maps (latest rendition MAY 2025) shows this ship indeed moored at Hellevoetsluis, so someone who has more of an encyclopædic writing style than me should update this article accordingly.

Thanks.

-- Angelsy1 (talk) 16:28, 1 August 2026 (UTC)