 The biggest and most important tribe were the Eburones, and it is they who appear to have dominated all or most of modern-day Belgian and Dutch Limburg, with a territory probably covering all or most of the flat Campine (Dutch "Kempen") northern part of this region, and stretching into neighbouring regions of the Netherlands, Wallonia and Germany.The other tribes are thought to have lived further south, in what is today Wallonia, or else just over the border in Germany - the Condrusi in the modern Condroz, near the Segni, and the Caeroesi in the Eifel forest region of Germany.The term "Germani" for these tribes requires explanation in order to avoid confusion.