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The 25 pages that link to Flanders, each with the reason it gives.

• Dutch languageRelated: Dutch is the official language of Flanders and its principal public language.

• BrusselsRelated: Brussels lies within Flanders geographically but has a separate regional status and is officially bilingual.

• Brussels-Capital RegionRelated: The Brussels-Capital Region forms an enclave within its territory.

• ScheldtRelated: The river has long connected Flanders to coastal trade.

• CarillonRelated: The carillon developed in the Low Countries, where civic towers used bells for public signals and music.

• In Flanders FieldsRelated: The poem names Flanders as the landscape where its battlefield crosses and poppies appear.

• LilleRelated: Lille’s proximity to Belgian Flanders helps explain its cross-border ties.

• Hainaut ProvinceRelated: Flanders borders Hainaut to the north and east.

• Pieter GeylRelated: Geyl argued against treating Flemish and Dutch history as inevitably destined for political union.