Ketenpunt

Ketenpunt is a town in the province of Antwerp, Belgium, located in the Flemish region. It is part of the municipality of Borsbeek and has a total area of approximately 1.09 square kilometers. As of 2016, the town has a population of around 2,127 residents.

The town is situated near the A12 highway, making it easily accessible by car. Ketenpunt is also close to the city center of Antwerp, a short drive away. The town has experienced urbanization, with some areas showing signs of development and expansion.

Ketenpunt has its own local park, which provides recreational space for residents. The town's area is almost fully built up, with residential buildings and small businesses making up the majority of the properties.

Local residents participate in the annual Binnertstraten festivities, a community event that promotes socializing and local cultural preservation. Ketenpunt's annual budget, as determined by Borsbeek's local government, is used to maintain public services, construct new infrastructure, and organize community activities.

In recent years, there have been discussions about the possible extension of the A12 highway and the construction of new high-rise buildings in the area. However, no concrete plans have been announced as of 2019. Researchers at the VUB Urban Planning and Architecture department have studied and published a spatial analysis of Ketenpunt, focusing on topics such as land use patterns and demographic changes.

The town's historical background and other factors that shape the lives of its residents are beneath further study and potential documentation.