Korekse

Korekse is a village located in the Tilburg municipality in the province of North Brabant, in the Netherlands. The village is situated approximately 5 kilometers east of the city of Tilburg.

Geography and Climate

The village of Korekse lies in the valley of the Aa river. The terrain is generally flat with some low-lying areas. The climate is temperate maritime, influenced by the North Sea. Weather patterns are stable with average temperatures ranging from 3 degrees Celsius in winter to 17 degrees Celsius in summer.

History

The village of Korekse has a long history dating back to the Middle Ages. Archaeological finds suggest that the area was inhabited as far back as the Roman era. The village has developed around a central square, with ancient buildings still standing today.

Culture and Economy

Korekse has a rich cultural heritage with traditional St. Martin's Processions still taking place today. The annual festival celebrates the local saint and has become a popular tourist event. Traditions and customs play a vital role in local life. The local economy is primarily driven by agriculture and horticulture, with many farms and greenhouses operating in the area.

Demographics

The population of Korekse is relatively small, with approximately 3,300 residents. The village has a diverse community with a mix of young and old residents. Educational facilities including a primary school and a nursery are available in the village.