Kieldrecht

Kieldrecht is a village located in the municipality of Beveren, in the province of East Flanders, Belgium. It is situated in the Waasland region, near the border with the Netherlands. Historically, Kieldrecht was an independent municipality before it was merged with Beveren in 1977 as part of a larger municipal restructuring in Belgium. The village is characterized by its rural setting, with agricultural land forming a significant part of its landscape. The local economy has traditionally been influenced by agriculture, though it has also seen some development in other sectors. Kieldrecht is part of the larger industrial and port area of the Antwerp region, which influences its proximity to major transportation routes and economic activity. The local parish church, dedicated to Saint Catherine, is a notable landmark within the village. Kieldrecht benefits from its location within Flanders, a densely populated and economically dynamic region of Belgium. The community is served by local amenities and maintains a distinct identity within the broader municipality of Beveren.