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SB: Where was this decided 10 years ago? As I understood it, the contrary is true, as all 19 names are French translations. It also leads to historical errors in the wikipedia article. For example this phrase: "The abbey was located near the springs of the Maelbeek river in the Sonian Forest, the remnant of which closest to Brussels became known as Bois de la Cambre." -> It became known as Ter Kamerenbos. 'Bois de la Cambre' is a translation used centuries later.

Again, I don't care about Flemish nationalism, but I am particular about historical accuracy, and the use of French names in this region is something of the last 200 years. It would be akin of naming Namur, Namen in the English wiki-page. It doesn't make sense.

River: just for clarity, now I am using my account to talk. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Riverburn (talk • contribs) 11:29, 30 October 2019 (UTC)