Jeker
Jeker is a river in northeastern France and southwestern Belgium. It originates in the French department of Meuse and flows for approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles) before crossing the border into Belgium. In Belgium, it continues its course for another 36 kilometers (22 miles) before eventually emptying into the Meuse River near Maastricht in the Netherlands. The river's course is largely agricultural, passing through a landscape characterized by rolling hills and fertile plains.
Historically, the Jeker has played a role in the development of the region. Its waters have been
The ecological state of the Jeker has seen efforts towards improvement in recent years. Like many European