The most important one is of course Antwerp (or Antwerpen in Dutch). It is one of the bigger harbours in Europe. It is the latest Belgian city on the Scheldt, from there on it flows further in The Netherlands, where it is big enough for the biggest sea-ships.
Second one (and for me the most beautiful one) is Ghent (Gent).
Some others are Tournai, Oudenaarde, Dendermonde.
Try Hoboken
Antwerp
Meuse Rhine Scheldt Seine Yser
Scheldt river (Dutch: Schelde, French: Escaut) is the longest river in Belgium 200 km The river with highest total length is River Meuse (Dutch Maas), although it is only 183 km in Belgium, it is actually 925 km flowing through Belgium and the Netherlands
The Scheldt.
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The Rijin River, Mass River, and Scheldt River.
The Scheldt is a major river in Europe. The Belgian port of Antwerp is on the Scheldt, about 80 miles upriver from where it flows into the sea. After the D-Day landings, the Allies had to have a major port, and as soon as possible, in order to bring in enough supplies to support the drive into Germany. This meant Antwerp, or possibly Rotterdam. Either of those ports were in the British area and would have to be taken by British troops. The British finally did take Antwerp in September 1944, but took another two months to clear the banks of the Scheldt of Germans, so Allied ships could actually reach Antwerp.
Western Scheldt Tunnel was created in 2003.
There are different rivers flowing from France through Belgium. These are the main rivers: La Meuse (going on in The Netherlands) L'Escaut (Scheldt in Dutch) (going on in The Netherlands) L'Yser And then you have some side-rivers: Leie Semois ...
The 3 most important ones:- La Muese- Scheldt- Yseralso:- Leie- Semois
Battle of the Afsluitdijk happened on 1940-05-12.
Lille, one of the biggest French cities, is very close to the Belgian border. But even closer are Roubaix and Tourcoing.
River Cities' Reader was created in 1993.