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The Campine, in DutchKempen, is a natural region of Belgium and Netherlands. It is located in the provinces of Limburg, ofAntwerp and Flemish Brabant (Belgium) and in the south of the province of North Brabant (Netherlands).
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- 50.98424.83331 Aerschot (Aarschot)
(last updated Nov 2020) - 51.4436114.932 Baerle (Baarle)
– City divided into two parts, one Belgian Baerle-Duc, the other Dutch Baerle-Nassau. (last updated Nov 2020)- 51.4383334.9316673 Baerle-Duc (Baarle-Hertog)
– Belgian part of Baerle, landlocked in the Netherlands. (last updated Nov 2020) - 51.454.9333334 Baerle-Nassau (Baarle-Nassau)
– Dutch part of Baerle. (last updated Nov 2020)
- 51.4344445.4841675 Eindhoven
(last updated Nov 2020) - 51.1611114.9902786 Geel
(last updated Nov 2020) - 50.955.57 Genk
(last updated Nov 2020) - 50.9304815.3384978 Hasselt
– Capital of Limburg province (last updated Nov 2020) - 51.4008334.7611119 Hogstratus (Hoogstraten)
(last updated Nov 2020) - 51.1311114.56972210 Ivy (Bind)
– Nicknamed the Campine Gate (last updated Nov 2020) - 51.3166674.93333311 Turnhout
(last updated Nov 2020)
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