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'''Limbourg''' ([[Flemish]] and [[German]]: ''Limburg'') is a small city (ca. 6000 inhabitants) in the [[Wallonia|Wallonian]] region of [[Belgium]]. Since 1020 the castle of Limbourg was the seat of the counts - and later the dukes - of Limburg, an important duchy nowadays situated partly in Belgium, partly in the [[Netherlands]].
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'''Limbourg''' ([[Dutch language|Dutch]] and [[German]]: ''Limburg'') is a small city (ca. 6000 inhabitants) in the [[Wallonia]]n region of [[Belgium]]. Since 1020 the castle of Limbourg was the seat of the counts - and later the dukes - of Limburg, an important duchy nowadays situated partly in Belgium, partly in the [[Netherlands]].
  
 
== External Source ==
 
== External Source ==
 
* http://www.ville-limbourg.be/ official website of the city of Limbourg
 
* http://www.ville-limbourg.be/ official website of the city of Limbourg
 
[[Category:Belgian Cities and Towns]]
 
[[Category:Belgian Cities and Towns]]

Latest revision as of 16:05, January 7, 2017

Limbourg (Dutch and German: Limburg) is a small city (ca. 6000 inhabitants) in the Wallonian region of Belgium. Since 1020 the castle of Limbourg was the seat of the counts - and later the dukes - of Limburg, an important duchy nowadays situated partly in Belgium, partly in the Netherlands.

External Source