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The organiser describes the marathon as running along the Oosterscheldekering for 9 km, over the Veerse Gatdam, through Domburg and Westkapelle, to a finish in Zoutelande.
The 2026 race started in Burgh-Haamstede and finished in Zoutelande. The organiser names five places on the way: the Oosterscheldekering, a storm surge barrier that frames 9 km of the course; the Veerse Gatdam between Noord-Beveland and Walcheren; the beach town of Domburg; Westkapelle with its lighthouse and sea dyke; and Zoutelande, where the finish is on the Langstraat.
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The organiser’s own description is a course of climbs and descents, wind and salt, with views of beach and sea. After the highest point at 30 m comes Zoutelande, the finish town, where the last stretch is a welcome down the Via Gladiola.
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The 2026 race, on Saturday 3 October, started at 12:00 on the Burghse Ring in Burgh-Haamstede. The passage at 10 km closed at 13:30, at 20 km at 15:00, at 30 km at 16:30 and at 36 km at 17:15, with the finish in Zoutelande closing at 18:00 for a field of at most 2,500 marathon runners.
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