Manhole cover

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English: A manhole cover is a removable plate forming the lid over the opening of a manhole, to prevent someone from falling in and to keep unauthorized persons out.

Deutsch: Schachtdeckel, auch Kanaldeckel, sind Verschlüsse zwischen Straße und Wartungsschächten, oft für Abwasserkanäle.

Nederlands: Een putdeksel is een zwaar metalen deksel om het gat van een put af te sluiten.

Contents

1 Finland
2 Germany
- 2.1 Gullies (drainage pits)
3 Hungary
4 Israel
5 Italy
6 Japan
7 Lithuania
8 Netherlands
9 Norway
10 Poland
11 United Kingdom
12 United States
13 Venezuela

Finland [edit]

Tampere

Germany [edit]

Gullies (drainage pits) [edit]

Hungary [edit]

Pecs

Israel [edit]

Tel-Aviv harbor
jerusalem

Italy [edit]

de:Florenz
de:Florenz
Manhole cover painted by 108 in Milano.

Japan [edit]

Tokyo
Osaka 1
Osaka 2
Osaka 3
Takarazuka
Unspecific

Lithuania [edit]

Lithuanian SSR standard manhole cover of the city sewer in Vilnius
Lithuanian SSR standard manhole cover of the city water main in Vilnius
Lithuanian standard manhole cover of the city sewer in Vilnius

Netherlands [edit]

Nederlands: Putdeksels
Pressurised sewer

Norway [edit]

Manhole cover with the seal of the city of Trondheim
found in Stavanger
Kristiansand
Manhole in Svolvær / Norway
Bergen
Bergen
Ålesund
Flekkefjord

Poland [edit]

Manhole cover from German times in Ełk with elk dolly as youngster of Corps Masovia

United Kingdom [edit]

Earls Colne, Essex

United States [edit]

Manhole of Oahu Hawaii
Stormwater Manhole Cover in Auburn, WA

Venezuela [edit]

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Manhole covers