Kelmis
Kelmis is a municipality of 11,000 people in the Belgian Province of Liège. It is of historic interest mostly because it used to be the capital of Neutral Moresnet, a de facto microstate between Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, existing from 1816-1919.Places of Interest
Discover Rochuskapelle and Prinz-Philippe-Stadion.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Neu-Moresnet and Hergenrath.
Hergenrath
Hergenrath or Hergenraedt is a village and sub-municipality in Belgium.
Kelmis
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Latitude
50.7155° or 50° 42′ 56″ north
Longitude
6.0133° or 6° 0′ 48″ east
Open location code
9F28P287+58
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = town
GeoNames ID
Wikidata ID
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Zeeuws—“Kelmis” goes by many names.
كيلميسArabic
KelmisBasque
KelmisBreton
La CalamineBreton
КелмисBulgarian
KelmisCatalan
La CalamineCatalan
La CalamineCebuano
La Calamine (parokya)Cebuano
凯尔米斯Chinese
凱爾米斯Chinese
KelmisDanish
KelmisDutch
La CalamineDutch
KelmisEsperanto
KelmisFinnish
La CalamineFinnish
ΚέλμιςGreek
Λα ΚαλαμίνGreek
קלמיסHebrew
KelmisHungarian
KelmisIndonesian
KelmisIrish
KelmisItalian
La CalamineItalian
ケルミスJapanese
켈미스Korean
CalmisLatin
KellemesLimburgan
KellemisLimburgan
KelmisLimburgan
La CalamineLimburgan
KelmisLombard
KelmisLuxembourgish
La CalamineLuxembourgish
KelmisNorwegian
KelmisNorwegian Bokmål
La CalamineOccitan (post 1500)
کلمیPersian
KelmisPolish
KelmisRomanian
КельмисRussian
Ла-КаламинRussian
KelmisSlovak
KelmisSlovenian
KelmisSwedish
La Calamine (kommun i Belgien)Swedish
KelmisTurkish
La CalamineTurkish
Neu-MoresnetTurkish
Preußisch-MoresnetTurkish
کیلمسUrdu
KelmisVietnamese
KelmisVlaams
KelmisVolapük
La CalamineVolapük
Li CalmeneWalloon
KelmisWaray (Philippines)
KelmisWestern Frisian
凯尔米斯Wu Chinese
KelmisZeeuws
Places with the Same Name
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Localities in the Area
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