Pecq

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Pecq

Pecq (Hainaut)

Pecq

Tournai-Mouscron

50 ° 41 ′ N , 3 ° 20 ′ E Coordinates: 50 ° 41 ′ N , 3 ° 20 ′ E

Area :

32.91 km²

Residents:

5698 (Jan. 1, 2019)

Population density:

173 inhabitants per km²

Post Code:

7740, 7742, 7743

Prefix:

069 - 056

Mayor:

Marc D'Haene (ARC)

Local government address :

Municipal Office
Rue des Déportés, 10
7740 Pecq

Website:

Pecq is a municipality in the province of Hainaut in the Walloon part of Belgium .

The municipality consists of the localities of Pecq, Esquelmes, Hérinnes, Obigies and Warcoing .

Neighboring municipalities are Celles , Tournai , Estaimpuis and Mouscron , all in the province of Hainaut , and Spiere-Helkijn in the province of West Flanders .

The Scheldt flows through Pecq .

Surrounding places

Parish of Pecq.

Sections of the neighboring communities:

a. Pottes ( Celles ),
b. Molenbaix (Celles),
c. Mont-Saint-Aubert ( Tournai ),
d. Cain (Tournai),
e. Ramegnies-Chin (Tournai),
f. Bailleul (Tournai),
G. Estaimbourg ( Estaimpuis ),
H. Saint-Léger (Estaimpuis),
i. Dottignies ( Mouscron ),
j. Espierres ( Espierres-Helchin ).

Sections in your own community:

I Pecq,
II warcoing ,
III Hérinnes ,
IV Obigies ,
V Esquelmes .

Town twinning

Manéglise , France, Normandy , Seine-Maritime department

Personalities

Wilfred Bartrop (1887–1918), an English football player who died as a soldier in World War I , is buried in Pecq.

Web links

Commons : Pecq - collection of images, videos and audio files

Official website of the municipality of Pecq (French)

Saint Martin Church.

Patch of the community