HAINAUT (PROVINCE)
:''This article is about the Belgian province. For other uses, see Hainaut.''
'Hainaut' (French; English traditionally 'Hainault', Dutch: ''Henegouwen'', German: ''Hennegau'', Walloon: ''Hinnot'') is the westernmost province of Wallonia, one of the three regions of Belgium. It borders (clockwise from the North) in Belgium on the provinces of West Flanders, East Flanders, Flemish Brabant (Flanders) and those of Walloon Brabant and Namur (Wallonia), and on France. Its capital is Mons. It has an area of 3,800 km² which is divided into seven administrative districts (French: ''arrondissements'') containing 69 municipalities.
See the medieval history of the County of Hainaut.
★ Ath
★ BelÅ“il
★ Bernissart
★ Brugelette
★ Chièvres
★ Ellezelles
★ Flobecq
★ Frasnes-lez-Anvaing
★ Aiseau-Presles
★ Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont
★ Charleroi
★ Châtelet
★ Courcelles
★ Farciennes
★ Fleurus
★ Fontaine-l'Evêque
★ Gerpinnes
★ Les Bons Villers
★ Manage
★ Montigny-le-Tilleul
★ Pont-Ã -Celles
★ Seneffe
★ Boussu
★ Colfontaine
★ Dour
★ Frameries
★ Hensies
★ Honnelles
★ Jurbise
★ Lens
★ Mons
★ Quaregnon
★ Quévy
★ Quiévrain
★ Saint-Ghislain
★ Comines-Warneton
★ Mouscron
★ Braine-le-Comte
★ Ecaussinnes
★ Enghien
★ La Louvière
★ Le Roeulx
★ Lessines
★ Silly
★ Soignies
★ Anderlues
★ Beaumont
★ Binche
★ Chimay
★ Erquelinnes
★ Estinnes
★ Froidchapelle
★ Ham-sur-Heure-Nalinnes
★ Lobbes
★ Merbes-le-Château
★ Momignies
★ Morlanwelz
★ Sivry-Rance
★ Thuin
★ Antoing
★ Brunehaut
★ Celles
★ Estaimpuis
★ Leuze-en-Hainaut
★ Mont-de-l'Enclus
★ Pecq
★ Péruwelz
★ Rumes
★ Tournai
★ Hainaut's Spanish name, Henao, is one of the most common last names in Colombia's Paisa Region
★ Official web site of the Hainaut province (available in French)
★ Official gateway to the Hainaut (available in French and Dutch [1])
★ The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Hainaut (available in French and English)
★ Euro Info Centre Hainaut (available in French)
'Hainaut' (French; English traditionally 'Hainault', Dutch: ''Henegouwen'', German: ''Hennegau'', Walloon: ''Hinnot'') is the westernmost province of Wallonia, one of the three regions of Belgium. It borders (clockwise from the North) in Belgium on the provinces of West Flanders, East Flanders, Flemish Brabant (Flanders) and those of Walloon Brabant and Namur (Wallonia), and on France. Its capital is Mons. It has an area of 3,800 km² which is divided into seven administrative districts (French: ''arrondissements'') containing 69 municipalities.
See the medieval history of the County of Hainaut.
| Contents |
| Districts |
| Ath District |
| Charleroi District |
| Mons District |
| Mouscron District |
| Soignies District |
| Thuin District |
| Tournai District |
| Trivia |
| External links |
Districts
Ath District
★ Ath
★ BelÅ“il
★ Bernissart
★ Brugelette
★ Chièvres
★ Ellezelles
★ Flobecq
★ Frasnes-lez-Anvaing
Charleroi District
★ Aiseau-Presles
★ Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont
★ Charleroi
★ Châtelet
★ Courcelles
★ Farciennes
★ Fleurus
★ Fontaine-l'Evêque
★ Gerpinnes
★ Les Bons Villers
★ Manage
★ Montigny-le-Tilleul
★ Pont-Ã -Celles
★ Seneffe
Mons District
★ Boussu
★ Colfontaine
★ Dour
★ Frameries
★ Hensies
★ Honnelles
★ Jurbise
★ Lens
★ Mons
★ Quaregnon
★ Quévy
★ Quiévrain
★ Saint-Ghislain
Mouscron District
★ Comines-Warneton
★ Mouscron
Soignies District
★ Braine-le-Comte
★ Ecaussinnes
★ Enghien
★ La Louvière
★ Le Roeulx
★ Lessines
★ Silly
★ Soignies
Thuin District
★ Anderlues
★ Beaumont
★ Binche
★ Chimay
★ Erquelinnes
★ Estinnes
★ Froidchapelle
★ Ham-sur-Heure-Nalinnes
★ Lobbes
★ Merbes-le-Château
★ Momignies
★ Morlanwelz
★ Sivry-Rance
★ Thuin
Tournai District
★ Antoing
★ Brunehaut
★ Celles
★ Estaimpuis
★ Leuze-en-Hainaut
★ Mont-de-l'Enclus
★ Pecq
★ Péruwelz
★ Rumes
★ Tournai
Trivia
★ Hainaut's Spanish name, Henao, is one of the most common last names in Colombia's Paisa Region
External links
★ Official web site of the Hainaut province (available in French)
★ Official gateway to the Hainaut (available in French and Dutch [1])
★ The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Hainaut (available in French and English)
★ Euro Info Centre Hainaut (available in French)
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