Liège Province

Liège Province is a province in eastern Belgium, within the Walloon Region. It borders the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, and four Belgian provinces.

Walloon Region: Walloon Region is the predominantly French-speaking region of southern Belgium, one of the country's three regions. Liège Province is one of Wallonia's five provinces.
Limburg (Belgium): Limburg is a province in northeastern Belgium, in the Flemish Region. It borders Liège Province to the north.
High Fens: The High Fens is a high-altitude peatland and nature reserve spanning eastern Belgium and western Germany. This protected upland landscape occupies the province's southeast.
Liège–Maastricht railway: The Liège–Maastricht railway is an international rail line linking Liège in Belgium with Maastricht in the Netherlands. It illustrates the cross-border transport links serving the province's north.
Flemish Brabant: Flemish Brabant is a province in central Belgium, within the Flemish Region. Unlike Liège Province, it belongs to the Flemish Region and is predominantly Dutch-speaking.
Belgium: Belgium is a federal state in western Europe, divided into three regions and three language communities. The province's borders and powers are defined within Belgium's federal system.
Walloon Brabant: Walloon Brabant is a province in central Belgium, within the Walloon Region. It borders Liège Province to the west.
Spa, Belgium: Spa is a Belgian town known for mineral springs and as the namesake of spa resorts. Its springs helped make the province an international destination for health tourism.
Liège–Aachen railway: The Liège–Aachen railway is an international rail corridor connecting Belgium and Germany through eastern Belgium. It links the province's capital with the German border and beyond.
Limburg (Netherlands): Limburg is a province in the southeastern Netherlands, distinct from Belgium's province of the same name. The shared name can obscure which side of the Belgian-Dutch border is meant.

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