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Official Belgian data, explained

Public level crossings by municipality in Belgium (2026-08-01)

This page maps Public level crossings for one nationally comparable 2026-08-01 slice. Every figure below uses the same disclosed definition, unit, geography and source.

Mobility

What this indicator measures

Public-road level crossings listed as in service on the Infrabel network, mapped from official coordinates.

Count of unique Infrabel geoow records assigned to the declared Statbel municipality geometry and rolled up through explicit hierarchy properties. Temporary closures are absent and unassigned points are excluded without nearest-area snapping.

Public level crossings. Count of unique Infrabel geoow records assigned to the declared Statbel municipality geometry and rolled up through explicit hierarchy properties. Temporary closures are absent and unassigned points are excluded without nearest-area snapping.

Indicator dossier

Data passport

Selected reference period
2026-08-01
Geography
municipalities
Measure
Public level crossings
Unit
crossings
Comparable areas
565
Coverage
100%

Latest published slice

How to read the pattern

Median
0crossings
Unweighted area mean
2crossings
Minimum
0crossings
Maximum
71crossings

Across the valid national comparison set, the median is 0 crossings. Values extend from 0 to 71 crossings. This describes geographic variation; it is not a score of local quality.

Geography

Map of Belgium

Public level crossings, 2026-08-01. Exact official boundaries; missing values remain neutral.
  1. 0–1309 areas
  2. 1–252 areas
  3. 2–472 areas
  4. 4–764 areas
  5. 7–7168 areas
Public level crossings, 2026-08-01. Exact official boundaries; missing values remain neutral.

Categories

Distribution by official map class

Distribution by official map classOne bar per catalogue-owned map class. The x-axis is the indicator value range; bar height is the number of areas.3090–1521–2722–4644–7687–71LowerHigher
One bar per catalogue-owned map class. The x-axis is the indicator value range; bar height is the number of areas.
ValueAreasCategories
0–1309
1–252
2–472
4–764
7–7168

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municipalities

Highest and lowest values

From 565 comparable areas, the table shows a concise descriptive high-and-low sample. Equal values do not imply equal local circumstances.

Highest and lowest values
Position#AreaOfficial codeValue
Highest1Antwerpen1100271 crossings
Highest2Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht4603057 crossings
Highest3Gent4402123 crossings
Highest4Brugge3100522 crossings
Highest5Erpe-Mere4108221 crossings
Highest6Tournai5708119 crossings
Highest7Dendermonde4200616 crossings
Highest7Evergem4401916 crossings
Highest7Hasselt7107216 crossings
Highest10Puurs-Sint-Amands1204115 crossings
Lowest257Viroinval930900 crossings
Lowest257Philippeville930560 crossings
Lowest257Florennes930220 crossings
Lowest257Doische930180 crossings
Lowest257Cerfontaine930100 crossings
Lowest257Fernelmont921380 crossings
Lowest257Ohey920970 crossings
Lowest257Mettet920870 crossings
Lowest257Gesves920540 crossings
Lowest257Fosses-la-Ville920480 crossings

Method and limitations

Method and limitations

No missing value is imputed. Classification breaks and colours come from the catalogue, and source-declared suppression remains missing.

The area mean gives every published geographic area equal weight. It is not weighted by population, exposure or area size.

Infrastructure inventory only: this does not measure rail service, station access, train frequency or accident risk.

Coordinate-derived inventory; zero is valid data and excluded points remain unassigned.

Inventory snapshot at the source data-processing date; it is not a historical flow measure.

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Sources, licence and provenance

Sources, licence and provenance

Sources, licence and provenance