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Teralfene is a village which makes part of the municipality Affligem, together with Hekelgem and Essene.

Name

The name "Teralfene" originates from the brook Alfene (now called the Bellebeek) which debouches into the Dender.

History

During the post-Carolingian period, Teralfene belonged to the shire of Brabant. As from 1056 it was part of a German fief that was granted to the counts of Flanders (the so-called Imperial Flanders). Under the French occupation (1796-1815) Teralfene was part of the Dijle-territory. During the Dutch period (1815-1830), this department was transformed to the province Zuid-Brabant by Willem I of Orange. Until 1976 Teralfene was an independent municipality.

Inhabitants

19th Century

Year 1806 1816 1830 1846 1856 1866 1876 1880 1890
number of inhabitants 697 737 903 1.062 1.135 1.231 1.337 1.420 1.494

20th Century until 1976 (year of merger into Affligem)

Year 1900 1910 1920 1930 1947 1961 1970 1976
number of inhabitants 1.714 1.983 2.063 2.344 2.618 3.138 3.363 3.540

See also

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50°54′N 4°06′E / 50.900°N 4.100°E / 50.900; 4.100

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