Limburg (Belgium)

Belgium

Limburg (Belgium) appears in 63 Bunkabop connections spanning 4000 other places and 12 topics, dominated by history and archaeology. Its strongest connections are with France, the Netherlands, and Belgium, reflecting the region's position at the crossroads of competing powers. In the 10th century, it fell under Eastern Francia. By the late 18th century, the French Revolution drew it into the French Republic's Lower Meuse Department. The 1839 Treaty of London then split the territory, giving the western portion to Belgium and leaving the east as Dutch Limburg.