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Belgium is a country where the language changes at an invisible line: the road signs, the shop names and the plate of a car all say which side you are on, and the provinces follow that line closely. There are ten provinces, five in Flanders and five in Wallonia, and Brussels sits between them as a region of its own.
The ten provinces and the Brussels-Capital Region, which is not a province but is drawn here as one because it is the same size of answer: a place on the map that a round can land in. Brussels is a small shape wrapped on three sides by Flemish Brabant, so it takes a tap area wider than its outline.
Flanders is the five northern provinces and Wallonia the five southern ones. The two Brabants are the old province of Brabant, split in 1995 along the language line, and they are the pair to learn together: Flemish Brabant surrounds Brussels, and Walloon Brabant is the small province just south of it.
The groups are the three regions. The provinces are the arrondissements of Belgium Arrondissements dissolved, so the borders of the two maps match exactly. Names are given in English: Antwerp, Liège, Hainaut.
Brussels-Capital is a region, with its own government, and it has never been part of a province since the old Brabant was split. It is also a single arrondissement, so it answers under the same name in Belgium Arrondissements.
The Belgian province of Luxembourg is the one next to the Grand Duchy, and it is the biggest of the ten. It is not the same place as the country, and the Duchy is its neighbour to the east.
Walloon Brabant is the smallest province and the newest, created in 1995 when Brabant was split in two. It is the one to find after Brussels, immediately to the south.
Ten, five in Flanders and five in Wallonia. The Brussels-Capital Region is not in a province, and is drawn here as a unit of its own.
The old province of Brabant was split in 1995 into Flemish Brabant and Walloon Brabant, along the language line, with Brussels left outside both.
Every province has two names, one in Dutch and one in French, and none in both, so the game uses the English name where there is one: Antwerp, not Antwerpen or Anvers.
The tier below this one is Belgium Arrondissements. For another country at this level, see Austria States.
