Assenede

Assenede is one of the oldest villages in Flanders, the earliest mention of Assenede date back to as early as the 10th century.^[3]

Assenede stands on two different types of soil, to the west most of the land is pure sand and called "Houtland" (woodland), and the side towards the northeast is mainly polder of the marsh type because Assenede and Boekhoute bordered the sea during the Middle Ages. The harbor in Assenede disappeared around 1500 but a small canal called the Vliet maintained some access to the Boekhouter 's harbor that existed much longer, and was present to around 1946. The last polder dyke was closed after that year. The creeks are nature reserves.

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  Border stone on the Belgian-Dutch border.
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  Assenede kerkpui
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  Church and kiosk in Bassevelde
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  War memorial in Oosteeklo