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Barcelonnette (French pronunciation: [baʁsəlɔnɛt]; Occitan:
Barciloneta de Provença, also Barcilona;
obsolete Italian: Barcellonetta) is a
commune of France...
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rising at an
altitude of 2,400
metres in the
southwestern Alps near
Barcelonette, and
flowing southwest for 175
kilometres through the
departments of...
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Location Alpes-Maritimes and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence,
France Nearest city
Barcelonette Coordinates 44°08′34″N 7°07′39″E / 44.14278°N 7.12750°E / 44.14278;...
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running from Chamonix, to Albertville, to Grenoble, to Gap, to
Barcelonette; and
south from Gr****e to Vence. In the
northern subalpine regions, the...
- Barcelona,
Spain –
Barcino in
Latin Barcino,
Poland Barcino (PKP station)
Barcelonette,
Barcino Nova in
Latin Barcino (cnidarian), a
genus of
cnidarians in...
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Council on
Climate Change. A
descendant of the
French emigrant wave from
Barcelonette in 1915,
Ebrard is the son of
architect Marcelo Ebrard Maure and Marcela...
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Selection Villes Siller,
Javier Pérez. "De
mitos y realidades: la emigracíon
barcelonette a México 1845–1891" (PDF) (in Spanish). México–Francia.
Retrieved 31...
- (Algherese).
Mutation of
intervocalic /d/ and /l/ to [ɾ]:
Barceloneta ('
Barcelonette') [bəɾsəɫʊˈnɛtə] (Eastern Standard), [bɑɫsaɾʊˈneta] (Algherese); and...
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Mexicaines and left a mark upon the city.
Today the
descendants of the
Barcelonettes account for 80,000
descendants distributed around Mexico. In the 1860s...
- "Germanwings
Flight 4U9525
crashed in
identical spot as 1953 air
disaster in
French Alps near
Barcelonette".
International Business Times.
Retrieved 2015-04-04....
