Saint-Géry

Saint-Géry is a place and district of the Belgian municipality of Chastre. Saint-Géry is located in the province of Walloon Brabant and was an independent municipality until January 1, 1977. The place is named after Saint Gorik of Cambrai. Under the ancien régime, Saint-Géry was an independent lordship. Legally, it fell under the quarter of Brussels of the Duchy of Brabant. After the French invasion, Saint-Géry was incorporated as a municipality in the canton of Mellery of the Dyle department. This department was transformed into the province of South Brabant after the French were driven out, which later became the Belgian province of Brabant.

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