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| − | '''East Flanders''' ([[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''Oost-Vlaanderen'') is a [[province]] in the North West of [[Belgium]], the capital and biggest city of the province is [[Ghent]]. There are two major harbors in the province: The port of Ghent and the Waaslandhaven. The Flemish Ardennes is a hilly countryside around [[Oudenaarde]] in the south of the province, here is the yearly final of the | + | '''East Flanders''' ([[Dutch language|Dutch]]: ''Oost-Vlaanderen'') is a [[province]] in the North West of [[Belgium]], the capital and biggest city of the province is [[Ghent]]. There are two major harbors in the province: The port of Ghent and the Waaslandhaven. The Flemish Ardennes is a hilly countryside around [[Oudenaarde]] in the south of the province, here is the yearly final of the world's most famous single day cycling race [[Ronde van Vlaanderen]] (Tour of Flanders). |
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East Flanders (Dutch: Oost-Vlaanderen) is a province in the North West of Belgium, the capital and biggest city of the province is Ghent. There are two major harbors in the province: The port of Ghent and the Waaslandhaven. The Flemish Ardennes is a hilly countryside around Oudenaarde in the south of the province, here is the yearly final of the world's most famous single day cycling race Ronde van Vlaanderen (Tour of Flanders).