Bossuit

Bossuit was already inhabited during the Roman era, with archaeological finds of roof tile fragments and pottery shards along the Kortrijk-Bossuit canal). The oldest mention of the settlement is from 998. In a charter of 1038, the French king Henry I confirms the Ghent Saint Peter's Abbey in its rights and possessions, including the church with land in Bossuit.^[1]

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50°44′53″N 3°24′27″E / 50.74806°N 3.40750°E / 50.74806; 3.40750

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