Loire (river) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The central part of the Loire Valley was added to the World Heritage Sites list ... The name "Loire" comes from Latin Liger, which is itself a transcription of the ...
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Loire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Loire (Arpitan: Lêre, Occitan: Léger) is an administrative department in the ... Loire is part of the current administrative region of Rhône-Alpes and is ...
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Loire: Information from Answers.com
Loire River River, southeastern France. The longest river in France, it flows north and west for 634 mi (1,020 km) to the Bay of Biscay , which it
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Loire: Information from Answers.com
Loire, department (1990 pop. 747,100), E central France, in part of Beaujolais and Lyonnais. ... Loire is part of the current administrative region of Rhône ...
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Loire Valley Tourist Information and Vacation Guide
Tourist attractions, chateaus, transportation, hotels, regional maps, weather, tourist activities in the Loire River Valley of France.
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Loire Valley Region
Loire Valley, a complete guide. ... the Loire Valley is an enchanted land of vineyards, flowers and rolling green ... junction of the Loire and Cher Rivers, ...
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Biking the Loire River, France
Link to Part II: Organizing the Loire Trip Yourself; and Loop Tours ... Commercial bike tours of Loire Valley normally target the central part of the ...
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Loire Casual Gourmet
It is also the inspiration for their new restaurant, Loire Restaurant. ... Loire is a unique place to dine because it is a setting where the true marriage ...
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Pays de la Loire, Province of France
History, geography, people, traditions, regional cuisine, & sightseeing attractions of Pays de la Loire. Links to official tourism sites, festivals, sports ...
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Loire Valley travel guide - Wikitravel
Open source travel guide to Loire Valley, featuring up-to-date information on ... The Loire Valley is often referred to as "the Garden of France" and the Cradle ...
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