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| Flag | Arms | Province | Dutch name | French name | German name | HASC | FIPS | ISO 3166-2:BE | Postal codes | Area (km²) | Capital | Population |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antwerp | Antwerpen | Anvers | Antwerpen | BE.AN | BE01 | VAN | 2000-2999 | 2860 | Antwerpen | 1,764,773 | ||
| Limburg | Limburg | Limbourg | Limburg | BE.LI | BE05 | VLI | 3500-3999 | 2414 | Hasselt | 844,621 | ||
| Flemish Brabant | Vlaams-Brabant | Brabant flamand | Flämisch-Brabant | BE.VB | BE12 | VBR | 1500-1999, 3000-3499 | 2106 | Leuven | 1,086,446 | ||
| East Flanders | Oost-Vlaanderen | Flandre orientale | Ostflandern | BE.OV | BE08 | VOV | 9000-9999 | 2982 | Gent | 1,445,831 | ||
| West Flanders | West-Vlaanderen | Flandre occidentale | Westflandern | BE.WV | BE09 | VWV | 8000-8999 | 3151 | Brugge | 1,164,967 | ||
| Hainaut | Henegouwen | Hainaut | Hennegau | BE.HT | BE03 | WHT | 7000-7999 (West), 6000-6999 (East, shared with Luxembourg) |
3800 | Mons | 1,317,284 | ||
| Walloon Brabant | Waals-Brabant | Brabant wallon | Wallonisch-Brabant | BE.BW | BE10 | WBR | 1300-1499 | 1093 | Wavre | 382,866 | ||
| Namur | Namen | Namur | Namür | BE.NA | BE07 | WNA | 5000-5999 | 3664 | Namur | 476,835 | ||
| Liège | Luik | Liège | Lüttich | BE.LG | BE04 | WLG | 4000-4999 | 3844 | Liège | 1,077,203 | ||
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Luxembourg | Luxemburg | Luxembourg | Luxemburg | BE.LX | BE06 | WLX | 6000-6999 (shared with Eastern Hainaut) | 4443 | Arlon | 271,352 |
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