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Summary
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Deutsch: Karte der Fazilitäten-Gemeinden in Belgien, französische Version
English: Map of Belgian municipalities with language facilities for speakers of the minority language. Version with French-language place names and legend.
Nederlands: Kaart van Belgische gemeenten met taalfaciliteiten voor sprekers van de minderheidstaal. Versie met Fransstalige plaatsnamen en legenda.
Français : Carte des communes belges offrant des facilités linguistiques pour locuteurs de la langue minoritaire. Version avec noms des lieux-dits et légende en langue française. |
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| Source | Based on File:Faciliteitengemeenten.png, which is in turn based on http://enciclopedia.us.es/index.php/Archivo:Comunidades_lingüísticas_de_Bélgica.png |
| Author | enciclopedia.us.es:Usuario:Willy, enciclopedia.us.es:Usuario:Pastranec, User:gpvos |
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Légende (nom officiel en premier, nom dans la langue minoritaire entre parenthèses) :
- 1 = Comines-Warneton (Komen-Waasten)
- 2 = Mesen (Messines)
- 3 = Mouscron (Moeskroen)
- 4 = Spiere-Helkijn (Espierres-Helchin)
- 5 = Ronse (Renaix)
- 6 = Flobecq (Vloesberg)
- 7 = Bever (Biévène)
- 8 = Enghien (Edingen)
- 9 = Drogenbos
- 10 = Linkebeek
- 11 = Sint-Genesius-Rode (Rhode-Saint-Genèse)
- 12 = Wemmel
- 13 = Kraainem
- 14 = Wezembeek-Oppem
- 15 = Herstappe
- 16 = Voeren (Fourons)
- 17 = Malmédy (Malmund)
- 18 = Waimes
- 19-22 = Lontzen, Raeren, Eupen, Kelmis (La Calamine)
- 23-27 = Burg-Reuland, Sankt Vith (Saint-Vith), Amel (Amblève), Bütgenbach, Büllingen (Bullange)
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