The Vesdre flows from near the German border to Liège, where it joins the Ourthe shortly before it flows into the Meuse, forming the natural border between the Pays d´Herve to the north and the Ardennes to the south. The river was an important factor in the early industrialisation of textile-town Verviers.
Retrospectively posted on 2015-01-09
1. The Vesdre in Vaux-sous-Chêvremont, 2012-05-13
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3. Chêvremont Basilica seen from the Ravel 38 cycle path, 2013-06-08
4. The Vesdre in Fraipont, 2013-07-09
5. Bois de Tancrémont, 2013-07-09-9
6. Textiles de Pepinster (1940), 2012-08-01-1
7. Verviers, 2014-04-13
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9. Verviers, 2007-12-21/22
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11. Verviers, 2014-04-13
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15. The Vesdre in Verviers, 2012-08-01
16. 2007-01-05/06
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18. Early 19th century textile factory on the Vesdre river in Verviers, now council housing, 2012-08-01
19. Beyond Verviers, a bus-stop near Limbourg, 2011-06-27
20. the Barrage de la Gilleppe (damming a tributary of the Vesdre), 2011-06-27
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