Sight seeings

Enclave N8 partly is a Dutch nature reserve, surrounded entirely by Belgian designated agricultural area.

The small, irregularly shaped Belgian enclave H21 is located between the Krommenhoek and Baarlebrug, near the Dutch isthmus that connects Castelré wit...

H20 is a quasi-rectangular enclave, located in a stream valley at 42.85 meters from a field road.

H19 is a quasi-rectangular enclave, consisting of part of a meadow and part of a small forest with a pond.

H11 is a quasi-rectangular enclave north of the second largest enclave (H8).

H10 is a small L-shaped enclave just northeast of the second largest Belgian enclave (H8).

H4 is an irregularly shaped enclave with two triangular fields in the northwest, a section of the Visweg and a trapezoidal plot east of the road.

The rectangular enclave H3 consists of arable land with a barn on it through which the enclave border runs.

N7 is a narrow, rectangular counter-enclave (an enclave within an enclave).

N5 is a Dutch counter-enclave (an enclave within an enclave).

The L-shaped enclave H5 on Kapelstraat is a residential area with six houses: Kapelstraat 51 and Smederijstraat 12A, 12B, 14, 16 and 18.

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N6 is a quasi-rectangular Dutch counter-enclave (an enclave within an enclave).

N4 is a quasi-rectangular Dutch counter-enclave (an enclave within an enclave).

N3 is worldwide the very smallest counter-enclave (an enclave in an enclave belonging to another state).

N2 is a Dutch counter-enclave (an enclave in an enclave belonging to another state). It holds eight residences and two stores.

N1 is the largest Dutch counter-enclave (an enclave in an enclave belonging to another state).

H22 is the second smallest enclave in the world and has the shortest enclave perimeter in the world: 209 metres.

Enclave H18 offers the beautiful nature scenery of the brook valley of ‘t Merkske.

Enclave H17 was assigned to Belgium only in 1959. The Belgian cattle merchant Sooi Van den Eynde bought nine supposedly Dutch houses in 1953.