Dear all, A tedious job but - when there is a doubt - the best way is to refer to the 'original': the Processen-verbaal van de Afpalingen van Gemeenten / Procès-verbaux de Délimitation des Communes.
See for example here <https://search.arch.be/fr/rechercher-des-archives/resultats/ead/rabscans/zoekterm/d%C3%A9limitation/eadid/BE-A0550_007502_007197_DUT> on www.arch.be. All boundaries refers to limits of plots of land. Need to be be checked all the successive fusion of municipalities. Don't forget that a boundary marker is not always on the boundary; sometimes the accompanying text (procès verbal) explains that a boundary or its change of direction is a point on the line between marker A and marker B at x metres from marker A (e.g. if the boundary is in the mid of a stream). Sometimes there are three markers to define an angle of the boundary. Regards. Pierre
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