- Louisiana. A
typical French arpent land
division is 2 to 4
arpents wide
along the
river by 40 to 60
arpents deep,
while the
Spanish arpent land
divisions tend...
- "A few
acres of snow" (in the
original French, "quelques
arpents de neige",
French pronunciation: [kɛlkə.z‿aʁpɑ̃dəˈnɛːʒ], with "vers le Canada") is one...
- in
print as part of the New
Canadian Library series. "Trente
Arpents" at The
Canadian Encyclopedia.
Trente arpents at
Faded Page (Canada) v t e v t e...
- acre was
equal to 1.6
arpents, the unit of area more
commonly used in
Northern France outside of Normandy. In Canada, the
Paris arpent used in
Quebec before...
-
domestic activities (ex. berceau),
farming and
rural units of
measure (
arpent, lieue, borne, boisseau), weapons, and
products traded regionally rather...
- the East Bank of Plaquemines.
Colonial land
grants commonly stretched 40
arpents back from the
Mississippi River. The
canal thus
marked the back end of...
- 1978) is a
Canadian singer from Sherbrooke. Vallières
debut album,
Trente Arpents, was
released in 1999,
followed by
Bordel Ambiant in 2001 . He
became po****r...
-
soldiers and
workers who
accompanied Cadillac built a fort
enclosing one
arpent (about 0.85
acres (3,400 m2), the
equivalent of just
under 200 feet (61 m)...
-
receive Rs 3
Billion of the deal
involving the sale of more than 10,000
arpents of
agricultural land.
Prior to the Desvaux-Jugnauth
meeting the Rs 6 Billion...
-
called the
Mississippi River Gulf
Outlet (MR-GO) and the
breach of the 40
Arpent canal levee that was
designed and
built by the
Orleans Levee Board. The...
