Suspected en route dumping areas

Areas where en-route dumping of chemical munitions is suspected to have occured while they were being transported to the designated dumpsite south of Little Belt. The southern entrance to the Little Belt is an area that was used by German troops and refugees for munitions disposal during the last days of WWII. This dataset illustrates that areas where, according to historical accounts, en-route dumping of chemical munitions is likely to have taken place on the way to the official designated dumping area. For more information, see the HELCOM MUNI report (2013): Chemical Munitions dumped in the Baltic Sea. http://www.helcom.fi/Documents/Ministerial2013/Associated%20documents/Background/Dumped%20chemical%20munitions%20in%20the%20Baltic%20Sea.pdf疑似在被运往小贝尔特海峡（Little Belt）南侧指定倾倒场的途中发生化学弹药倾倒的区域。小贝尔特海峡的南部入口区域，在第二次世界大战末期曾被德军与难民用于处置弹药。本数据集呈现了据历史记载，在前往官方指定倾倒场的途中大概率发生过化学弹药倾倒的相关区域。 如需了解更多信息，请参阅波罗的海海洋环境保护委员会（HELCOM）《2013年弹药（MUNI）报告：倾倒于波罗的海的化学弹药》。 http://www.helcom.fi/Documents/Ministerial2013/Associated%20documents/Background/Dumped%20chemical%20munitions%20in%20the%20Baltic%20Sea.pdf