See also: Sambre-and-Meuse (homonymy)

The department of Sambre-and-Meuse was old a French department whose chief town was Namur.

The department was created on October 1st 1795 during the meeting of Belgium and the Principauté of Liege in France, and was dissolved in 1814.

This department was divided into four districts:

• district of Namur

cantons: Andenne, Dhuy, Pit-the-City, Gembloux and Namur.

• Dining district of

cantons: Beauraing, Ciney, Dining, Florennes and Walcourt.

• district of Walk-in-Famenne

cantons: Durbuy, Érezée, Havelange, Rock-in-Ardenne, Walk-in-Famenne and Rochefort.

• district of Saint-Hubert

cantons: Gedinne, Nassogne, Saint-Hubert and Wellin.

See too

• Armed with Sambre-and-Meuse

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