Terlinckebeek

Terlinckebeek is a small stream located in the province of Flemish Brabant in Belgium. It originates in the vicinity of Sint-Ulriks-Kapelle and flows in a generally northerly direction before eventually joining the Zenne river near the town of Dilbeek. Thebeek, meaning stream in Dutch, gives its name to the area and several local landmarks.

The landscape surrounding Terlinckebeek is characterized by agricultural fields and scattered rural settlements. The stream itself plays a role in the local hydrology, contributing to the drainage of the surrounding land. Over time, the course of Terlinckebeek may have seen some modifications due to agricultural practices and urban development in the wider region.

While not a major river, Terlinckebeek is a recognizable feature of the local geography. Its presence influences the microclimate and supports a limited ecosystem of riparian vegetation and aquatic life. The name Terlinckebeek appears in local place names and street designations, indicating its historical and geographical significance to the immediate area. Its course is part of the intricate network of waterways that define the Flemish landscape.