About Belgium
Belgium is located in western Europe along the North Sea. It’s positioned between France in the south, Germany and Luxembourg in the east, as well as Netherlands in the north.
The terrain of Belgium is mostly flat coastal plains in the northwest. Then, it transitions into rolling hills to rugged mountains in the southeast.
The Ardennes (or Ardennes Forest) is a forested plateau in the east of Belgium. The highest point in Belgium is Botrange at the top of a plateau, estimated 694 meters in height.
Capital city
Brussels
Cities, towns and villages
Antwerpen Arlon Brugge Charleroi Gent | Hasselt Liège Mons Namur |
Lakes, rivers and creeks
Maas
Schelde
Provincial units
Antwerp Brussels East Flanders Flemish Brabant Hainaut Liege | Limburg Luxembourg Namur Walloon Brabant West Flanders |
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