Remicourt

Remicourt is a municipality located in the province of Liège, Belgium. It is part of the Hesbaye region, known for its agricultural landscapes. The municipality was formed in 1977 through the fusion of several smaller communes, including Remicourt itself, Lamine, Bleret, and Richelle. The area has a history stretching back to Roman times, with archaeological finds indicating early settlements.

The economy of Remicourt is primarily agricultural, with the cultivation of sugar beet and cereals being significant. The municipality also has some industrial activity, particularly in logistics and small manufacturing. Remicourt benefits from its location near major transportation routes, including the E40 motorway, facilitating the movement of goods and people.

The commune is characterized by its rural charm, featuring a number of historical churches and farms. The village of Remicourt itself retains a traditional architectural style. Despite its rural nature, Remicourt is situated within a reasonable distance of larger cities like Liège and Hannut, offering its residents access to a wider range of services and amenities. The local administration focuses on maintaining the quality of life for its residents and preserving the natural environment of the Hesbaye region.