The 1990 census confirmed a growth in population since the 1960s with about 700 people more per year. This growth is symbolized by two men, Armand Barbès and Theophile Marcou. After the Second World War, the Carcassonne team took the lead. In 1965 the city of Carcassonne appeared in The Sucker by Gerard Oury. März 1790 aus einem Teil der Provinz Languedoc gebildet. 36 Indre | [11] Between 2000 and 2007, primary school enrollment steadily increased from 28,331 students to 30,491 students[11] At secondary level, the department had 31 colleges and 17 public and private high schools for about 23,000 students in 2006.[11]. The latter contains the largest block of aragonite yet discovered. The INAO was set up as a body to control the application of the new laws. 84 Vaucluse | Many wines emanate from the department, ranging in quality from table wines to AOCs, passing through vins de pays and VDQS.
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Wenn Sie in einem anderen Land oder in einer anderen Region leben, wählen Sie über das Drop-down-Menü bitte die Tripadvisor-Website in der entsprechenden Sprache aus. In the 13th century, the region saw the development of Catharism, a dualistic Christian sect with similarities to Gnosticism. Every 15 August, in Quillan, an international cycling competition takes place. 48 Lozère | 25 Doubs |
28 Eure-et-Loir | The Aude has been named Cathar Country by the General Council to mark the authentic and mysterious nature of the department, especially with its many Cathar castles. It permits the sale of a large quantity of wine in order to enhance local patronage. This is one of the longest carnivals in the world. In 1342 the Roussillon Cartulary of Alart called it the Auda or the Ribera d'Aude. 57 Moselle | 2A Corse-du-Sud (1976–2017) | From 1889, the high valley of Aude became increasingly important in generating hydroelectric power. The product was supplied in large quantities at very low prices. 31 Haute-Garonne | Die bevölkerungsreichsten Gemeinden des Départements Aude sind: Das Département Aude gliedert sich in 3 Arrondissements, 19 Kantone und 433 Gemeinden: Der wichtigste Wirtschaftszweig ist der Weinbau; daneben gibt es produzierende Industrie, Tourismus und etwas Bergbau. Administrative divisions were amended by the Act of 28 Pluviôse of Year 8, which created four arrondissements (reduced to three by Premier Raymond Poincaré in 1926) and reduced the number of cantons from 45 to 31. From north to south, following the Mediterranean coast, the A9 autoroute links Montpellier with Spain. In the south, there are sedimentary rocks folded during the formation of the Pyrenees.
31 Haute-Garonne | Another Aude artist, Marie-Louise Petiet, is known for her transcriptions of scenes of popular life such as La marchande d'oranges (The Orange Seller) or La jeune fille aux oies (The young girl and the geese). However, the department suffered from oversupply and a slump in sales of wine. This landscape is the result of forest clearance and was maintained by the raising of livestock. In 1830 republican ideas began to develop and made this department a bastion of the left. 46 Lot | In the east, lagoons or coastal lakes form a barrier between land and sea. The four eras of the city can still be found in settings for "The City Hall". 34 Hérault | 68 Haut-Rhin | Burg Puivert.
There are bodies of water like the Lac de la Ganguise. 94 Val-de-Marne (ab 1968) | It is likely that Tautavel Man lived in all of this region.
The excellent state of preservation of this city offers an outstanding setting for historical films. Many abbeys exist throughout the department of Aude. 20 Corse (bis 1975) |
It is surrounded by the departments of Pyrénées-Orientales, Ariège, Haute-Garonne, Tarn, and Hérault, with the Golfe du Lion on the east. 39 Jura | Das Département grenzt im Süden an die Pyrénées-Orientales, im Westen und Nord-Westen und Norden an die Region Midi-Pyrenäen und an den Hérault. The most interesting discovery, however, is that of the skull of Tautavel Man, made by Henry de Lumley in 1971 in the commune of Tautavel in the Pyrénées-Orientales department. 60 Oise | In 1907 the crisis produced a winemakers' revolt. The Pays de Sault consists of one of the largest limestone areas of the Pyrenees. The Visigoths invaded the area in 435 AD at a time when Flavius Aetius, the Roman senator, was busy suppressing the Bagaudes, who were brigands or lawless types in central and northern Gaul. About 85% of small craft are intended for lake fishing as in the Étang de Thau. It comes into the west of Aude at Seuil de Naurouze then joins the Mediterranean at Sète. This led to the establishment of many Winemaking cooperatives in Aude from 1909.
30 Gard | Thus, the Aude department was formed in the ninth century from three counties: Carcassonne, Razès and Narbonne. 21 Côte-d’Or | Several of her works are visible at the Petiet Museum in Limoux. It dates from about 450,000 years BC. Duke Henri I de Montmorency, the Governor of the Languedoc, joined the Reformed side in 1574. Recently, however, rugby union in the Aude has faced an uphill struggle in a sport that has become both globalized and more professional.
50 Manche | 11 Aude | 86 Vienne | 92 Hauts-de-Seine (ab 1968) | It was created from part of the former province of Languedoc. This became the provincial capital and a very active mercantile port. In the north, the Montagne Noire and, in the south, the Pays de Sault, have a mountainous climate with temperatures sometimes very low in winter. The summer is often hot and dry, which is favorable to the culture of the vine and the olive-trees. In the centre, in the Limouxin, Carcassonnais and Razès areas, the climate is known as intermediary with significant exposure to winds. 30 Gard | 32 Gers | In the Massif of Corbières on the plateau of Lacamp there are cavities formed by detrital rocks (marls, clays and puddingstone) carved by erosion.
Fréginat, a traditional type of fricasee of pork from Corbières, can be found throughout the department.
75 Seine (bis 1967) | Aude department in 2008 had 364 primary schools (schools of the first degree) serving 30,771 students. [4] It is the oldest skull known in Europe. 13 Bouches-du-Rhône | Halophile (i.e., salt-loving) plants grow there. In 1924 major films were produced such as Le Miracle des Loups by Raymond Bernard.
The diversity of the landscape, its authenticity, and the uniqueness of its monuments have attracted many filmmakers. Das Département Aude [oːd] ist das französische Département mit der Ordnungsnummer 11. 56 Morbihan | It was the Greeks who established vineyards in Aude and the Romans who determined the rights of exploitation. 77 Seine-et-Marne |
Es gehörte von 1960 bis 2015 der Region Languedoc-Roussillon an, die 2016 in der Region Okzitanien aufging. Another artist, Lina Bill (Louis Bonnot), born at Gruissan in 1855 and died in Avignon in 1936, painted Provence and the Mediterranean (museums of Narbonne, Carcassonne, and the Musée d'Orsay in Paris). The best known are Fontfroide Abbey, Lagrasse Abbey, the abbey of Sainte-Marie Villelongue-d'Aude, and the Abbey of Saint-Hilaire. He had transferred his episcopal seat to Razès and had procured the honours of the feudal title for the area. These were formed by accumulated sediments brought down by the rivers Aude, Orb and Hérault. 12 Aveyron | In 2009, the department had 353,980 inhabitants. 16 Charente | Aude is a department in Southern France, located in the Occitanie region and named after the river Aude. 07 Ardèche | 59 Nord | 02 Aisne | 45 Loiret | The two main cities, Carcassonne and Narbonne, are medium-sized cities comprising only one third of the inhabitants of the department. 65 Hautes-Pyrénées | There are 113 in operation. 08 Ardennes | 2B Haute-Corse (1976–2017) | There are numerous amateur rugby league clubs dotted all over the area. More recently there has been an increase in cultivation of olive trees for their oil. Narbonne formed a third county. The winds are often present in Aude. The area is also noted for the pink flamingo and white stilt. Der hohe Wehrturm hat wunderschöne Säle! The autumn is characterized by violent and short storms. Higher output was needed and vineyards replaced cereals on the plains. Port-la-Nouvelle is the biggest fishing port in the department followed by Gruissan. 976 Mayotte, Nach 1962 aufgelöste Départements Chalabre, Camps-sur-l'Agly and the Bastide Saint-Louis in Carcassonne are examples of bastides in the Aude. 80 Somme | 23 Creuse | The Sault countryside is dominated by beech groves and fir plantations up to the mountains. In the west, the climate is under Aquitaine influence with heavier precipitation, while in the east the climate is purely Mediterranean. The wine was produced in large quantities and satisfied a very demanding population. Its prefecture is Carcassonne and its subprefectures are Limoux and Narbonne. Limoux lies in the upper Aude valley, 24 km south of Carcassonne. This is an area of dissected plateaux and escarpments which form an effective barrier to direct road communication.
Finally, Aude is crossed by the Canal du Midi which is a major waterway that allows tourists to pass from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. [6] These vessels were as follows: Small craft are recreational boats such as dinghies with one man fishing a lake or motor launches with up to three people fishing in coastal waters. Aude is the land of rugby league (rugby à XIII) with the teams of Limoux, Carcassonne and Lézignan among the elite. To the north and centre, the sedimentary rocks are less folded. 22 Côtes-d’Armor | 12 Aveyron | The department has many castles that have been developed by the General Council of the Aude to stimulate tourism.
[1] The departmental council also calls it "Cathar Country" (French: Pays cathare) after a group of religious dissidents active in the 12th century. It is one of the windiest French departments, with 300 to 350 days of wind per year. The river rises at the Roc d'Aude and passes through the Matemale and Puyvalador dams on the Capcir plateau at 1500m, then crosses the department from south to north across Axat, Limoux, and Quillan following the upper valley of the Aude. 18 Cher | Crafts are very well represented in Aude with 14.6% of the population involved.