There is a problem for Belgium which I noticed when you processed the data, resulting in double-counting of streets and some cities appearing twice as they are by mistake a part of 2 different overlapping regions.
There are only 3 regions in Belgium: Flanders, Wallonia and Brussels-Capital.
On top of those you have also 2 others, which should be deleted:
“Brussels-Capital - Flemish Region” (record 120 on Full County/Region list)
“Wallonia (French Community)” (record 123 there)
The former of those 2 superfluous regions do not seem to create any problems (either it is empty, or not yet processed) but the later, Wallonia (French community) seems to be just a copy of Wallonia - which results in double counting of the number of streets - see e.g. my activity [Krzysztof Kasprzyk's Activity on September 29, 2019 - CityStrides] for such an example, or my profile where all cities in Wallonia appear twice.
(If you are curious: there is a reason for such confusion - as in Belgium, in parallel to the regional partition (every town belongs to one and only one region), there is a division into 3 “communities” (on top of those 2 extra ones, there is also a tiny German-speaking one which is missing from your list) - which overlap in various ways (a town may belong to 2 communities at the same time). it is possible that in Open Maps record 120 is just a sum of Flanders and Brussels - while the “Wallonia (French community)” is a sum of Wallonia and Brussels - but that reflects a different concept of ‘community’ - Belgium is complicated :-). But from Citystrides point of view just overlaps with the basic territorial division into 3 regions.
I think it might be in Germany 
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