 Other smaller roads include "rue Henri Wallaert", "chemin d'Esquelbecq", "petit chemin d'Esquelbecq" (north directions), "chemin de Bodeye", "chemin de la chapelle", "chemin de la pâture grasse", "chemin de Steenvoorde", "chemin des postes", "chemin des prairies", "chemin d'Heenhout", "chemin du moulin", "chemin du tétard borne" and "voie nouvelle".The village is a little off the ancient Roman road, now D52, roughly North-South in direction.An ancient and legendary explanation is that the name comes from the Latin form ("Ledera") of the name of a local brook called the "Leder".