MeeuwenGruitrode

MeeuwenGruitrode is a village in the Belgian province of Limburg. It is part of the municipality of Bocholt. Historically, MeeuwenGruitrode was a separate municipality before it merged with Bocholt in 1977. The village is situated in the Campine region, characterized by its sandy soil and heathland landscapes.

The economy of MeeuwenGruitrode has traditionally been agricultural, with farming playing a significant role. Over time, like many rural areas, it has also seen a shift towards other sectors. The village is known for its green surroundings and offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as cycling and hiking, with several nature reserves in the vicinity.

The parish church of MeeuwenGruitrode, dedicated to Saint Lambert, is a notable landmark. The village retains a relatively quiet, rural character, serving as a residential area for many who work in surrounding towns and cities. The local community is active, with various associations and events contributing to village life. The infrastructure includes basic amenities serving the local population.