Nukerke
Nukerke is a small town located in the province of East Flanders, Belgium. It is situated near the city of Ghent, in the area known as the Poldergebied (polder region).
Nukerke is a small, coastal community, nestled close to the Nieuwpoort canal, which connects the town to
Nukerke is also known for its connections to the Belgian resistance during World War II. Local residents
Prior to the 1950s, the area was predominantly agricultural, with local residents employing traditional farming methods
Tourism has since become an important factor in the local economy, with the area attracting visitors for
The town's distinctive polder landscape, reclaimed from the sea, stands as a testament to the region's industrial