- The
Chalvagne (French pronunciation: [ʃalvaɲ]; Occitan: Chalvanha) is a
mountain river that
flows through the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
department of southeastern...
- Val-de-
Chalvagne (French pronunciation: [val də ʃalvaɲ],
literally Vale of
Chalvagne; Occitan: Vau de Chalvanha) is a
commune in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence...
- Cians, the Tinée, the Vésubie, the Coulomp, the Estéron, the Tuébi, the
Chalvagne, the Barlatte, the
Bourdous and the Roudoule. The Var
flows through the...
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Bourdous Bouyon Brague Braisse Braus Cagne Caramagne Carei Castérine
Chalvagne Cians Cianavelle Clans Coulomb Estéron Faye
Fontanalba Gorbio Gordolasque...
- Ubaye-Serre-Ponçon
Ubraye Uvernet-Fours Vachères
Valavoire Valbelle Val-de-
Chalvagne Val-d'Oronaye
Valensole Valernes Vaumeilh Venterol Verdaches Vergons Le...
- Ubaye-Serre-Ponçon
Ubraye Uvernet-Fours Vachères
Valavoire Valbelle Val-de-
Chalvagne Val-d'Oronaye
Valensole Valernes Vaumeilh Venterol Verdaches Vergons Le...
- Jean-Baptiste de Glandevès du
Castellet Born 7
September 1728 Val-de-
Chalvagne Died 1803 (aged 74–75)...
- Ubaye-Serre-Ponçon
Ubraye Uvernet-Fours Vachères
Valavoire Valbelle Val-de-
Chalvagne Val-d'Oronaye
Valensole Valernes Vaumeilh Venterol Verdaches Vergons Le...
- Ubaye-Serre-Ponçon
Ubraye Uvernet-Fours Vachères
Valavoire Valbelle Val-de-
Chalvagne Val-d'Oronaye
Valensole Valernes Vaumeilh Venterol Verdaches Vergons Le...
-
communes have
chosen a name
without historical connection, e.g. Val-de-
Chalvagne formed by the
merger of
three communes (Castellet-Saint-C****ian, Montblanc...
