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Quercy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | However, Montauban lies at the traditional border between Quercy and Languedoc, in an area very different from the rest of Quercy, and it is closer historically and culturally to Toulouse and the rest of Languedoc, therefore it should be considered a special case, not totally part of Quercy. |
 | | At the 1999 census there were 275,984 inhabitants on the territory of the former province of Quercy, which means a density of 40 inh. |
 | | The largest urban areas in Quercy are Montauban, with 51,855 inhabitants in 1999, Cahors, with 23,128 inhabitants in 1999, Moissac, with 12,321 inhabitants in 1999, and Figeac, with 9,991 inhabitants in 1999. |
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