Alta Garonna
Also known as Upper Garonne, Auta Garona, Nauta Garona
dipartimento francese
AI overview
Haute-Garonne is a department in southwestern France, named after the Garonne river that flows through it, with Toulouse—the country's fourth-largest city—as its main urban center. As of 2023, the department is home to approximately 1.47 million people, making it one of France's most populated regions.
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Key facts
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- Haute-Garonne
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- fr
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- Department
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- Toulouse - Le clocher de la cathédrale depuis la cour de la préfecture (14925567135).jpg
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- Prefecture building in Toulouse, with the city's cathedral in the background
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- Drapeau non-officiel fr département Haute-Garonne.svg
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- Blason département fr Haute-Garonne.svg
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- Location of Haute-Garonne in France
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- France
Article · Italiano
L'Alta Garonna (Haute-Garonne) è un dipartimento francese della regione Occitania. Confina con i dipartimenti degli Alti Pirenei a sud-ovest, del Gers a nord-ovest, del Tarn e Garonna a nord, del Tarn a nord-est, dell'Aude a est e dell'Ariège a sud-est. A sud confina con la Spagna: province di Huesca in Aragona e di Lleida in Catalogna. Le principali città, oltre al capoluogo Tolosa, sono Saint-Gaudens e Muret.
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