The Maas, afgesneden rivierbocht bij Linne is a distinct water body located along the Maas river in the province of Limburg, Netherlands, near the town of Linne. This geographical feature is an oxbow lake, a former meander of the Maas that has been cut off from the main river channel, creating a still or slow-moving body of water. Its location is approximately 2 kilometers in length. The site offers specific access points, boat ramps, and facilities. The waterway is officially recognized and charted within the Dutch inland navigation system, indicating it is a managed part of the national water network. As a separated river bend, it provides a paddling environment that is typically more sheltered from the stronger currents and commercial traffic of the main Maas river. The surrounding area features the characteristic landscape of the Limburg region. Paddlers should consult official nautical information for any specific regulations or navigational rules that apply to this stretch of water.