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Encyclopedia > Sombreffe

Sombreffe is a municipality located in the Belgian province of Namur. On January 1st, 2004 Sombreffe had a total population of 7,429 (3,627 males and 3,802 females). The total area is 35.78 kmē which gives a population density of 207.63 inhabitants per kmē.


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The Battle of Ligny (1341 words)
He arrived himself at Sombreffe on the afternoon of 15 June and decided to make a stand there.
It was a long position stretching from Wagnelée in the west over Saint-Amand, Ligny and Sombreffe to the hamlet of Balâtre in the east.
The Prussian rear guard fought minor skirmishes around Brye and Sombreffe until 2400, as they tried to win as much time as possible for the rest of the army.
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