Borsbeek

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Coordinates: 51°12′N, 04°29′E

Borsbeek

Location of Borsbeek in the province of Antwerp

Geography

Country

Community

Region

Province

Arrondissement

Coordinates

Area

3.92 km²

Population (Source: NIS)

Population
– Males
– Females
- Density

10,257 (01/01/2006)
48.26%
51.74%
2617 inhab./km²

Economy

Unemployment rate

7.39% (01/01/2006)

Mean annual income

14,401 €/pers. (2003)

Government

Mayor

Leo Vlaeymans (CD&V)

Governing parties

CD&V, BbA, VLD, Groen!

Other information

Postal codes

2150

Area codes

Web address

www.borsbeek.be

Borsbeek is a municipality located in Flanders, one of the three regions of Belgium, and in the Flemish province of Antwerp. The municipality only comprises the town of Borsbeek proper. On January 1, 2006 Borsbeek had a total population of 10,257. The total area is 3.92 km² which gives a population density of 2,617 inhabitants per km².

[edit] External links

(Dutch) Official website

	Municipalities in the Province of Antwerp, Flanders, Belgium
Antwerp: Aartselaar \| Antwerp \| Boechout \| Boom \| Borsbeek \| Brasschaat \| Brecht \| Edegem \| Essen \| Hemiksem \| Hove \| Kalmthout \| Kapellen \| Kontich \| Lint \| Malle \| Mortsel \| Niel \| Ranst \| Rumst \| Schelle \| Schilde \| Schoten \| Stabroek \| Wijnegem \| Wommelgem \| Wuustwezel \| Zandhoven \| Zoersel \| Zwijndrecht \|
Mechelen: Berlaar \| Bonheiden \| Bornem \| Duffel \| Heist-op-den-Berg \| Lier \| Mechelen \| Nijlen \| Putte \| Puurs \| Sint-Amands \| Sint-Katelijne-Waver \| Willebroek
Turnhout: Arendonk \| Baarle-Hertog \| Balen \| Beerse \| Dessel \| Geel \| Grobbendonk \| Herentals \| Herenthout \| Herselt \| Hoogstraten \| Hulshout \| Kasterlee \| Laakdal \| Lille \| Meerhout \| Merksplas \| Mol \| Olen \| Oud-Turnhout \| Ravels \| Retie \| Rijkevorsel \| Turnhout \| Vorselaar \| Vosselaar \| Westerlo \|

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	Municipalities in the Province of Antwerp, Flanders, Belgium
Antwerp: Aartselaar \| Antwerp \| Boechout \| Boom \| Borsbeek \| Brasschaat \| Brecht \| Edegem \| Essen \| Hemiksem \| Hove \| Kalmthout \| Kapellen \| Kontich \| Lint \| Malle \| Mortsel \| Niel \| Ranst \| Rumst \| Schelle \| Schilde \| Schoten \| Stabroek \| Wijnegem \| Wommelgem \| Wuustwezel \| Zandhoven \| Zoersel \| Zwijndrecht \|
Mechelen: Berlaar \| Bonheiden \| Bornem \| Duffel \| Heist-op-den-Berg \| Lier \| Mechelen \| Nijlen \| Putte \| Puurs \| Sint-Amands \| Sint-Katelijne-Waver \| Willebroek
Turnhout: Arendonk \| Baarle-Hertog \| Balen \| Beerse \| Dessel \| Geel \| Grobbendonk \| Herentals \| Herenthout \| Herselt \| Hoogstraten \| Hulshout \| Kasterlee \| Laakdal \| Lille \| Meerhout \| Merksplas \| Mol \| Olen \| Oud-Turnhout \| Ravels \| Retie \| Rijkevorsel \| Turnhout \| Vorselaar \| Vosselaar \| Westerlo \|

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