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 | | The Puy de Sancy, forming part of the watershed, gives rise on its northern slope to the Dordogne, and on the east to the Couze, a sub-tributary of the Loire, through the Allier. |
 | | The Moats Dore are joined to the mountains of Cantal by the non-volcanic group of the Czallier, of which the highest peak, the Luguet (5102 ft.), rises on the confines of Puyde-DOme and Cantal. |
 | | To the east of the denart ment, along the confines of Loire, are the Monts du Forez, rising to 5380 ft. and continued north by the Bois Noirs. |
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