Everything about The Jeker totally explained
The
Jeker (-Dutch, in French:
Geer) is a river in
Belgium and the
Netherlands. It is a left tributary to the river
Meuse. The source of the Jeker is near the village
Geer in the Belgian province
Liège. Most of its course is in Belgium (provinces
Liège and
Limburg), except the final approx. 5 km in the Netherlands (province
Limburg). The Jeker flows into the river
Meuse, in the city
Maastricht. Cities along the Jeker are
Waremme,
Tongeren (both in Belgium) and
Maastricht (Netherlands).
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