Brussels is in Belgium, bordered by the Wallonia and Flemish regions, enclosed by the Valley of Senne River and lies approximately 60 miles (97km) away from the North Sea.
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There are 19 municipalities of the Brussels capital region, all with their own individual post codes, including regions such as the city of Brussels, Anderlecht, Evere, Koekelberg, Jette, Ganshoren, among many others. The city of Brussels is shaped roughly like a pentagon and is surrounded by wide boulevards (Petit Ring) built on the site of old city walls.
Brussels city is divided into two general segments – Lower Town and Upper Town. The Lower Town is based in the Senne Valley and is the main hub for businesses and industries and includes the historic heritage of the city. The upper town, on the valley's east slope, is principally residential and governmental holding the Parliament building, Royal Palace and offices of the ministries.
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