Gingelom
municipality in Limburg, Belgium
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Gingelom
Summary
Gingelom is a municipality of Belgium[1]. Gingelom has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Gingelom is located in Arrondissement of Hasselt[3].
- Gingelom is in the country of Belgium[4].
- Gingelom's head of government is recorded as Patrick Lismont[5].
- Gingelom's instance of is recorded as municipality of Belgium[6].
- Gingelom's capital is recorded as Gingelom[7].
- Gingelom's official language is recorded as Dutch[8].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Sint-Truiden[9].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Landen[10].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Hannut[11].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Geer[12].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Berloz[13].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Waremme[14].
- Gingelom's shares border with is recorded as Heers[15].
- Gingelom is named after Gingelom[16].
- Gingelom's flag is recorded as flag of Gingelom[17].
- Gingelom's coat of arms is recorded as coat of arms of Gingelom[18].
- Gingelom's postal code is recorded as 3890[19].
- Gingelom's postal code is recorded as 3891[20].
- Gingelom is part of Police Zone Sint-Truiden - Gingelom - Nieuwerkerken[21].
- Gingelom is part of Emergency zone Limburg Southwest[22].
- Gingelom's Commons category is recorded as Gingelom[23].
- Gingelom's located in time zone is recorded as UTC+01:00[24].
- Gingelom's local dialing code is recorded as 011[25].
- Gingelom's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 50.7492, 'lon': 5.1328}[26].
- Gingelom's official website is recorded as https://www.gingelom.be/[27].
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Identity
Part of include Police Zone Sint-Truiden - Gingelom - Nieuwerkerken[21], a police zone[28], in Belgium[29] and Emergency zone Limburg Southwest[22], an emergency zone[30], in Belgium[31], headquartered in Hasselt[32].
Why It Matters
Gingelom has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]