Map of Belgium
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provinces & capitals
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Below is a map of Belgium showing provinces and
capitals.
Read the questions first, and then look at the map in light of what
you have to answer. Students and people who are planning to visit Belgium (travel
& tourism) may find this test useful.
- What is the name of each of the 11 regions in the map (10 provinces + 1 capital region)?
By placing the cursor over a capital you will get the answer as the title of the
link*.
- What is the name of their capitals?
Check your answers by left-clicking your mouse.
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The names of the Belgian provinces (by alphabetical order) are: Antwerp, East Flanders, Flemish Brabant, Hainaut, Liege, Limburg, Luxembourg, Namur, Walloon Brabant, and West Flanders. The Brussels-Capital Region should be added to this list.
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Editor's Notes
- In the section Games & Entertainment we have published other articles which may also be of interest to the visitors of this page:
- “Map of Africa: Countries & Capitals”,
- “Map of Central America and the Caribbean: Countries & Capitals”,
- “Map of North America: Countries & Capitals”,
- “Map of South America: Countries & Capitals”,
- “Map of Asia: Countries & Capitals”,
- “Map of Europe: Countries & Capitals”, and
- “Map of Oceania: Countries & Capitals”.
- In this web there are other maps too:
- map of Denmark (counties and capitals),
- map of Germany (states and capitals),
- map of Italy (regions and capitals),
- map of the Netherlands (provinces and capitals),
- map of Spain (autonomous communities, provinces, and capitals),
- map of Sweden (counties and capitals),
- map of Switzerland (cantons and capitals), and
- map of the United Kingdom (countries and capitals).
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Author: Recreational Activities Group, Luventicus Academy of Sciences
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Publication date: September 13th 2004
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Last update: January 21st 2005
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©2004-2005 Luventicus Academy of Sciences
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