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Charente
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departamento de Francia
Charente is a department (administrative division) in southwestern France named after the Charente River, which flows through its two largest towns, Angoulême and Cognac. With a 2023 population of about 352,683 people, it is part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region and represents a significant area of rural and urban settlement in France's west.
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- Charente
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- Chérente (Saintongeais)
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- Department of France
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- Prefecture building of the Charente department, in Angoulême
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- Location of Charente in France
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- France
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- Nouvelle-Aquitaine
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- Prefecture
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- Angoulême
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- Subprefectures
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- CognacConfolens
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Charente (16; en occitano, Charanta) es un departamento francés situado en la parte sudoccidental del país perteneciente a la región de Nueva Aquitania (antes en la región desaparecida de Poitou-Charentes). Su capital es Angulema y su gentilicio francés es Charentais.
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