Allier department

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The Allier department is an administrative region in central France, known for its historic towns, spa resorts like Vichy, and rural landscapes within the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

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Label Occurrences
Allier department canonical 27
Allier (department) 4
department of Allier 1

Statements (48)

Referenced by (32)

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Vichy locatedIn Allier department
Allier River flowsThrough Allier department
Bourbonnais predecessorOf Allier department
Departmental Council of Allier jurisdiction Allier department
Moulins locatedIn Allier department
Moulins capitalOf Allier department
Bourbon-l’Archambault locatedIn Allier department
Montluçon locatedIn Allier department
Allier flowsThroughDepartment Allier department
this entity surface form: Allier (department)
Duchy of Bourbon locatedInPresentDay Allier department
Puy-de-Dôme department borders Allier department
subject surface form: Puy-de-Dôme (department)
this entity surface form: Allier (department)
Nièvre department borderedBy Allier department
subject surface form: Nièvre
Molles locatedIn Allier department
Gannat locatedIn Allier department
Loire department borderedBy Allier department
subject surface form: Loire (department)
this entity surface form: Allier (department)
Cher River flowsThrough Allier department
Moulinois locatedIn Allier department
subject surface form: Moulins
Sacy usedInRegion Allier department
Indre department borderedBy Allier department
subject surface form: Indre
arrondissement of Moulins partOf Allier department
arrondissement of Moulins subdivisionOf Allier department
Burges locatedIn Allier department
Sioule flowsThrough Allier department
this entity surface form: Allier (department)
subprefecture of Allier partOf Allier department
this entity surface form: department of Allier
arrondissement of Montluçon partOf Allier department
Province of Bourbonnais followedBy Allier department