Charleroi

Summary

Charleroi is a municipality of Belgium^[1]. Charleroi has Wikipedia articles in 85 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Charleroi is located in Arrondissement of Charleroi^[3].
• Charleroi is in the country of Belgium^[4].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Paul Magnette^[5].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Lucien Harmegnies^[6].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe^[7].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Jacques Van Gompel^[8].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Léon Casaert^[9].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Jean-Jacques Viseur^[10].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Éric Massin^[11].
• Charleroi's head of government is recorded as Thomas Dermine^[12].
• Charleroi's instance of is recorded as municipality of Belgium^[13].
• Charleroi's instance of is recorded as Belgian municipality with the title of city^[14].
• Charleroi's instance of is recorded as city^[15].
• Charleroi's instance of is recorded as big city^[16].
• Charleroi's capital is recorded as Q18290864^[17].
• Charleroi's official language is recorded as French^[18].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Châtelet^[19].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Fleurus^[20].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Fontaine-l'Évêque^[21].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Courcelles^[22].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Les Bons Villers^[23].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Gerpinnes^[24].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Ham-sur-Heure-Nalinnes^[25].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Pont-à-Celles^[26].
• Charleroi's shares border with is recorded as Montigny-le-Tilleul^[27].

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Identity

Part of include Q111577988^[28], a police zone^[29], in Belgium^[30], founded in 2002^[31] and Emergency zone Hainaut East^[32], an emergency zone^[33], in Belgium^[34].

Why It Matters

Charleroi has Wikipedia articles in 85 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]