Plancenoit

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Plancenoit is a village in Walloon Brabant, Belgium, best known as a key battlefield site during the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.

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Plancenoit canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf village
attackedBy Prussian army
linked to: Prussian Army
continent Europe
country Belgium
dateOfEvent 18 June 1815
defendedBy French army
linked to: French Army
hasCemetery military cemetery
hasHeritage Napoleonic-era battlefield sites
hasMemorial monuments to the Battle of Waterloo
hasReligiousBuilding village church of Plancenoit
hasTourismType battlefield tourism
historicalSignificance Battle of Waterloo
languageUsed French
locatedIn Belgian electoral district of Walloon Brabant
Wallonia
Walloon Brabant
municipality of Lasne
linked to: Lasne municipality
locatedNear Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium

Waterloo
nearbyFeature Lion's Mound at Waterloo
linked to: Lion’s Mound
nearbySettlement Lasne
Waterloo
notableFor Prussian–French fighting during the Battle of Waterloo
partOf Belgium
province of Walloon Brabant
linked to: Walloon Brabant
postalCountry Belgium
region Brabant region
linked to: Brabant
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
wasBattlefieldIn Battle of Waterloo
Napoleonic Wars

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Lasne contains Plancenoit
Lasne valley locatedNear Plancenoit