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| − | The '''Low Countries''' is a term used to denote | + | The '''Low Countries''' is a term used to collectively denote [[Belgium]], [[Luxembourg]], and the [[Netherlands]]. These countries are also collectively referred to by the term [[Benelux]], coined in 1949 when the Netherlands joined the existing Belgium-Luxembourg [[customs union]]. |
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| + | *See also [[History of Belgium]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:09, September 6, 2026
The Low Countries is a term used to collectively denote Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. These countries are also collectively referred to by the term Benelux, coined in 1949 when the Netherlands joined the existing Belgium-Luxembourg customs union.
- See also History of the Netherlands
- See also History of Belgium