- Lac La
Biche (/ˌlæk lə ˈbɪʃ/ LAK lə BISH) is an
urban service area in Lac La
Biche County within northeastern Alberta, Canada. It is
approximately 220 km...
-
Biche is a
village in east
Trinidad and
Tobago 18
kilometers south of
Sangre Grande and 18
kilometers north of Rio Claro.
Situated along the
Cunapo Southern...
- Lac La
Biche County is a
specialized muni****lity
within Division No. 12 in
northern Alberta, Canada. It was
established through the
amalgamation of the...
- Paris. The
statue is also
known as
Diana with a Doe (French:
Diane à la
biche),
Diana Huntress (French:
Diane ch****eresse), and
Diana of Ephesus. It is...
- The 2024
World Field Archery Championships were held at in Lac La
Biche,
Canada from 16 to 22
September 2024. * Host
nation (Canada) "Lakeland Archery...
-
Biche has been the name of many
ships in the
French Navy including:
French frigate
Biche (1707),
launched in 1707 and lost in 1709
French schooner Biche (1798)...
- Lac La
Biche may
refer to: Lac La
Biche, Alberta, a
hamlet (formerly a town) in
northeastern Alberta, Lac La
Biche County, the
specialized muni****lity...
- the
Orientalizing Period of the
Iberian Peninsula". Benoit, F., (1962) La
Biche d'Albacete,
Cernunnos substrate and the indigenous.
Seminar on
history and...
- Les
Biches (French: [le biʃ]; The
Hinds or The Does, or The Darlings) is a one-act
ballet to
music by
Francis Poulenc, c****ographed by
Bronislava Nijinska...
- Lac La
Biche-St. Paul was a
provincial electoral district in Alberta, Canada,
mandated to
return a
single member to the
Legislative ****embly of Alberta...
