
	Where results make sense

Topic: Dordogne

Related Topics

Saint Pierre

Gironde

Vaucluse

Aisne

Administrative divisions of France

Bergerac, Dordogne

Bergerac

Dordogne River

Cantons of France

France

Var River

Loire

Aquitaine

Bourgogne

Varennes

	The Dordogne \| Beautiful valleys \| Rocamadour \| Sarlat - la - Caneda \| pre-history. Hundred Years War \| Richard The ...
		The Dordogne river was the front line in the Hundred Years War and the Wars of Religion that followed.
		On top of all that, the Dordogne is a beautiful river, draining the Massif Central into the Gironde where it meets the Garonne.
		After Carrenac the road twists and turns as it follows the Dordogne, we cross the river a couple of times and pass the spot where the underground river from the Gouffre de Padirac enters the Dordogne.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/12765.html (1782 words)

	Photographs of Dordogne
		Castelnau, a medieval castle on the Dordogne river in France that was on the forefront of the 100 years war between France and Britain.
		The cobbled entrance to the fortified village of Biron, Dordogne, France.
		Dordogne river valley in France from the parapet of Castelnau, a medieval castle on the front line of the 100 years war between France and Britain.
	www.lodgephoto.com /galleries/france/dordogne (594 words)

	DORDOGNE - LoveToKnow Article on DORDOGNE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		DORDOGNE, an inland department of south-western France, formed in 1790 from nearly the whole of Prigord, a part of Agenais, and small portions of Limousin and of Angoumois.
		The Dordogne is the principal river of the department and its chief affluent is the Isle, which crosses the centre of the department and flows into the Dordogneat Libourne,in the neighboring department of Gironde.
		Dordogne is served by the Orleans railway; the trordogne, the Isle and the Vzre furnish nearly 200 m.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /D/DO/DORDOGNE.htm (875 words)

	La Citadelle: Main Dordogne Index
		The French are more inclined to talk about the Périgord, rather than the administrative department of the Dordogne.
		Our pictures are of the wider Périgord, the varied countryside spreading north and south from the valley of the River Dordogne, and even into other bordering parts of Aquitaine - the Gironde, and the Landes.
		Having said that, the Dordogne is so rich in attractions that only a fraction are usually mentioned or pictured, so you will find quite a lot of new material here.
	www.geocities.com /TheTropics/Paradise/6298/dordogne.htm (110 words)

	Dordogne Villas and Vacation Rentals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Froumigue is situated in the hills 6 kms from Villeneuve/Lot, a 13th century "bastide" (fortified town), lying in the heart of Lot-et-Garonne in the South...
		Situated in the Perigord Noir region of the Dordogne, this traditional farmhouse is set on the side of a beautiful valley with outstanding views of the countryside.
		The Dordogne is a wealthy farming area and has been a focus for British people to invest wisely in some excellent traditional properties which are now available for vacation rentals.
	rentalsfrance.com /dordogne (637 words)

	Welcome to Bergerac
		The Dordogne is the land of full richness of nature, and is traditionally called the "1001 castles" country.
		Bergerac is the wine-growing capital of the Dordogne, and include not less than 12 appellations.
		To the North, Périgueux, founded 2000 year ago, prefecture or capital city of the Dordogne, is a gracious blend of ancient and modern.
	www.bergerac-perigord-dordogne.com /EN/tourisme.html (673 words)

	Dordogne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Dordogne is a département in central France named after the Dordogne River.
		Dordogne was one of the original 83 départements created during the French Revolution in 1790, on March 4th.
		Photographs of the Dordogne (http://www.lodgephoto.com/galleries/france/dordogne/) (captions in English)
	www.eastcleveland.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Dordogne (179 words)

	Dordogne River -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Libourne lies northeast of Bordeaux, at the confluence of the Isle and Dordogne rivers.
		It is a port for ocean-going vessels and is the centre of a wine-producing district.
		It was intermittently held by the English from 1152 until 1450, and in the 16th and 17th centuries it became a centre of French Protestantism.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9030963?tocId=9030963&query=dordogne (864 words)

	Fodor's Travel Wire \| Murder in the Dordogne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		France's sun-soaked Dordogne region, in the southwest corner of the country, is a magical realm of rambling chateaux, serene villages, and medieval castles.
		The story is set in the Dordogne, and unforgettably so as it captures with a photographer's precision the dense forests and sun-kissed hillsides of the region, its grand medieval architecture, and its by turns formal and laid-back gentry.
		Is the Dordogne in peril of being overrun by tourists?
	www.fodors.com /wire/archives/001162.cfm (995 words)

	The Big Travel Guide - Europe/France/Dordogne
		We are situated in the heart of the Dordogne, in a picturesque village with a 12th century church and magnificent views.
		Dordogne, two spacious holiday homes, providing all you need for a perfect family self catering holiday...
		Dordogne Perigord :a land of history and prehistory.
	www.thebigtravelguide.com /pages/Europe/France/Dordogne (655 words)

	Dordogne page1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This exciting section of the Dordogne region is known as the Périgord Noir, right in the middle of all of the châteaux and close to Domme, Beynac, La Roque Gageac and Les Eyzies.
		With beautifully restored stone villages and dramatically sited castles and bastides, the whole area is steeped in history from the 100 Years War, and also of pre-history with Les Eyzies being an important centre of caves and cave drawings.
		This is the country of châteaux; mediaeval English and French castles glaring at one another across the river; truffles, ducks, geese and foie-gras; Bordeaux and Bergerac wines; canoeing down the River Dordogne and passing four châteaux within two kms.
	www.fhills.hotkey.net.au /~frenchcottage/Dordognepage1.html (238 words)

	New Skys Magazine - Living There - A place to live - Dordogne (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This sprawling oblong of terrain lies loosely bounded by the uplands of Limoges, the downlands of Montauban, and the rural outskirts of Bergerac and Aurillac, and is neatly divided by the River Dordogne.
		However the definition of the Dordogne remains a subject of great debate and perplexity.
		For the British the Dordogne is quite clearly a region yet in French eyes it is merely a river.
	www.newskies.co.uk /property_magazine/dordogne/1381/article.html (246 words)

	Dordogne kayak and canoe trip
		This flooding came as a complete surprise, on my Dordogne kayak trip 2001 I was looking at a mighty river drowning half the Limeuil campsite.
		People who want to paddle the Dordogne river should be aware that the river can be dangerous in times of heavy rainfall.
		The Dordogne river is a French river going from the Massif Central along Bergerac and Bordeaux to Royan at the Atlantic Ocean.
	members.tripod.com /~goedhart/dordogne.html (1736 words)

	Dordogne - Limousin - Quercy France - IndiigoGuide Dordogne
		The British are very fond of the area that they call the Dordogne, although the name actually refers to either the département of Dordogne, which is slightly to the west of the British paradise, or to the river itself, one of seven rivers that flows through the region.
		The Dordogne has ten per cent of France's châteaux and, although they are not as chocolate-box-like as those in the Loire, there are some very impressive fortresses such as Carennac, and also later examples such as the neoclassical Hautefort, which is found 40km east of Périgueux.
		Quercy, whose main city is Cahors, is southeast of Dordogne and has a distinctly more southern feel to it: the Occitan language is quite widely spoken.
	www.indigoguide.com /france/dordogne.htm (533 words)

	Dordogne kayak and canoe trip
		This flooding came as a complete surprise, on my Dordogne kayak trip 2001 I was looking at a mighty river drowning half the Limeuil campsite.
		People who want to paddle the Dordogne river should be aware that the river can be dangerous in times of heavy rainfall.
		The Dordogne river is the longest French river going from the Massif Central along Bergerac and Bordeaux to Royan at the Atlantic Ocean.
	goedhart.tripod.com /dordogne.html (1737 words)

	AllRefer.com - Dordogne, river, France, France (French Physical Geography) - Encyclopedia
		Dordogne, river, c.305 mi (490 km) long, rising near the Puy de Sancy in the Auvergne Mts., S central France.
		It flows southwest to join the Garonne River N of Bordeaux and to form the Gironde.
		The upper and middle Dordogne valley has become a popular tourist attraction.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/D/DordognRi.html (175 words)

	DORDOGNE, FRANCE
		In the Dordogne the countryside is overflowing with picturesque stone-house villages embraced by gentle sloping hills and blooming orchards.
		Chateau Marouatte is a private, 200-acre 14th century Chateau set in the region of the Perigord Vert, with spectacular views across acres of rolling countryside and woodland.
		Château Marouatte is a 14th century fortified castle in the Dordogne, built on an ancient Neolithic site and remnants of a Roman Fort.
	www.abroad-crwf.com /dordognefrance.html (669 words)

	About the Dordogne
		The Dordogne and Vezere valleys are world famous for the art of prehistoric man at Lascaux, known as the 'birthplace of art'.
		You really need to do the Dordogne in at least two separate trips, since there is such a lot to see.
		Dordogne river with license, purchased in Bergerac or at Moulin de Saint Pierre for trout.
	www.dordognerental.com /idor.html (907 words)

	Dordogne in south-west France: A scenic and historic treasure
		The Dordogne is one of the most interesting regions in France, but it is still relatively unknown by Americans.
		What Americans think of as the Dordogne actually consists of two administrative departments - the Department of the Dordogne, historically known as the Perigord, with its capital at Perigueux, and the Department of the Lot, historically known as Quercy, with its capital at Cahors.
		The region of the Dordogne is centered around two beautiful river valleys - the Dordogne and the Lot.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/rjwinters/dordogne.htm (1039 words)

	Holiday golf farmhouse in Perigord Noir Dordogne France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Les Banigots is set in an elevated position 3 minutes drive from the village of Borreze, 7 miles from Souillac and the Dordogne River.
		Accommodation and Facilities for the farmhouse in Perigord Noir, Dordogne, France
		Canoeing on the Dordogne and other water sports at the lake near Larche, 20 km to the North.
	holiday-rentals.com /France/Dordogne/.../p6948.htm (565 words)

	MSN Encarta - Search Results - Dordogne
		Dordogne, river, France, rising in the Auvergne Mountains, south of Monts Dore in central France.
		Périgueux, city in southwestern France, capital of Dordogne Department, on the Isle River.
		The city has long been known for the production of goose...
	ca.encarta.msn.com /Dordogne.html (78 words)

	dordogne perigord : avec bestof Perigord Dordogne, partez en vacances grace a une sélection rigoureuse ...
		dordogne perigord dordogne perigord dordogne perigord dordogne perigord dordogne perigord
		Best of Dordogne Perigord, plus de 4500 pages pour organiser vos vacances : louer un gite, une chambre d'hotes, un camping, un hotel, visiter les chateaux, les grottes, les gouffres, déguster la gastronomie locale et ses foies gras, sarlat bergerac nontron périgueux...
		Best of Dordogne Perigord: più di 4500 pagine per organizzare le vostre vacanze: prenotare un alloggio, una camera in affitto, un campeggio, un albergo, visitare i castelli, le grotte, le rovine, gustare la gastronomia locale e i suoi foies gras, sarlat bergerac nontron périgueux..Noi rispondiamo alle vostre emails 7/7 giorni !
	www.best-of-perigord.tm.fr (907 words)

	Description from the property Lavidalle, Perigord, Dordogne, France (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Lavidalle is situated just over two miles from a fortified town in the utmost south-east of the Dordogne, with shops catering for all your needs, a bank with an ATM and a post office.
		Ample opportunities for canoeing the rivers Dordogne and Lot are only a half hour's drive away, north or south from Lavidalle.
		Enthousiasts of castles and gourmets will find themselves in the heart of paradise, and the ruins of a thirteenth century tower are overlooking maison Lavidalle.
	vacation-dordogne.com /1-engels/5-items/item-116/beschrijving.html (717 words)

	DORDOGNE SEARCH PAGE 2. Properties in the Dordogne Sleeping 4 - 6
		Originally an 18th Century Bergerie on the Les Lavandes estate with swimming pool in the Dordogne.
		Viralet is a pretty little hamlet situated near the village of Badefols sur Dordogne and the great river itself.
		Located midway between Angouleme and Brantome, the property is on the edge of a small hamlet 3Km from the village of La Rochebeaucourt, in lovely rolling countryside - noted for its wildlife - with no passing traffic.
	www.francedirect.net /dordsearch2.htm (1006 words)

	Dordogne on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Canel at the Dordogne at St Capraise de Lalinde.
		Jacques Chirac dimanche à Nontron (Dordogne) Jacques Chirac tient dimanche "une réunion dialogue" à Nontron (Dordogne), su.
		Jacques Chirac dimanche à Nontron (Dordogne) Jacques Chirac a affirmé dimanche à Nontron (Dordogne), qu'il fallait "défend.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/D/DordognR1i.asp (643 words)

Try your search on: Qwika (all wikis)