Gard

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French department

Gard is a department in southern France known for its Mediterranean landscapes, historic towns, and the famous Pont du Gard Roman aqueduct.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	French department →
administrativeDivisionOf	Occitanie region NERFINISHED →
borderedBy	Ardèche → Aude → Bouches-du-Rhône → Drôme → Hérault → Lozère → Vaucluse →
capital	Nîmes NERFINISHED →
contains	Aigues-Mortes NERFINISHED → Alès → Bagnols-sur-Cèze → Beaucaire → Camargue Gardoise → Cévennes foothills → Le Vigan → Nîmes NERFINISHED → Pont du Gard → Sommières → Uzès → Villeneuve-lès-Avignon →
containsRiver	Cèze → Gard River NERFINISHED → Rhône NERFINISHED → Vidourle →
country	France →
createdBy	French Revolution administrative reform →
createdOn	1790 →
departmentCode	30 →
formerRegion	Languedoc-Roussillon NERFINISHED →
hasCoastlineOn	Mediterranean Sea →
knownFor	Camargue wetlands → Mediterranean landscapes → Pont du Gard Roman aqueduct → Roman heritage in Nîmes → olive groves → vineyards →
language	French →
locatedIn	southern France →
locatedInRegion	Occitanie NERFINISHED →
namedAfter	Gard River NERFINISHED →
partOf	French Republic →
prefecture	Nîmes NERFINISHED →
regionalLanguage	Occitan → Provençal →
subprefecture	Alès → Le Vigan →
timeZone	Central European Summer Time → Central European Time →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ardèche → Hérault → Lozère → Vaucluse → Vaucluse →	borders
Gardon River ("Gardon") →	alsoKnownAs
Occitanie →	containsCity
Grau-du-Roi →	locatedIn
Stade des Costières →	locatedInAdministrativeTerritory
Gardon River →	locatedInDepartment
Louis Leprince-Ringuet →	placeOfBirth
Camargue bull →	primaryRegion