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Antwerp is located in the northern part of Belgium. It is the second largest Belgian city and has Europe’s second largest port. The Antwerp urban and port areas are confronted with a complex mobility situation and major road congestion. Just like other European port cities, Antwerp has to reconcile freight and logistic transport with major flows of commuter, citizens and visitors in and around the city. The mobility objective of the city of Antwerp is to tackle this port-city challenge, improve transport infrastructure, reduce motorized road movements, promote sustainable transport modes, and keep the Antwerp region accessible and liveable.
City area | 204.51 km2 |
Population | 518,368 |
Population density | 2538 inh/km2 |
Climate | Temperate maritime |
Gender balance | 49.7% male, 50.3% female |
Average life expectancy | 80.2 |
Car ownership rate | 377/1,000 inhabitants |
Accident rate | 2015: 8 road fatalities 120 seriously injured 2151 slightly injured 4631 material damage |
42/1000 inhabitants (2014)
700 km of cycle paths
13 tram lines
73 bus lines
8 railway lines for passenger transport
4 railway lines for freight transport