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Chusclan (French pronunciation: [ʃysklɑ̃]) is a
commune in the Gard
department in
southern France.
Chusclan has a hot-summer
Mediterranean climate (Köppen...
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communes stood out, Cairanne,
Gigondas (both now
appellations in themselves),
Chusclan,
Laudun and Saint-Maurice-sur-Eygues.
These communes or
villages were allowed...
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These were the
wines from the area
around Tavel, Roquemaure,
Lirac and
Chusclan on the
western ('right') bank of the Rhône. Just over 100
years later,...
- per hectare.
Current regulation includes following villages: Cairanne,
Chusclan (red and rosé only), Gadagne, Laudun, M****if d'Uchaux (red only), Plan...
- Site (French: Site nucléaire de Marcoule) is a
nuclear facility in the
Chusclan and
Codolet communes, near Bagnols-sur-Cèze in the Gard
department of France...
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Jacques Bridaine (21
March 1701, in
Chusclan – 22
December 1767, in Roquemaure) was a
French Roman Catholic preacher.
Having completed his
studies at the...
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religious institutes, one of
priests and one of nuns. France: Les Fontenelles,
Chusclan,
Abundance Switzerland:
Montbarry Belgium England Scotland Ireland France:...
- Castillon-du-Gard Causse-Bégon
Caveirac Cavillargues Cendras Chambon Chamborigaud Chusclan Clarensac Codognan Codolet Collias Collorgues Colognac Combas Comps Concoules...
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rejouer pour
Chusclan-Laudun, "notre rêve
devient un cauchemar"" (in French). Midi Libre. 4
November 2021. "Coupe de France. Le FC
Chusclan-Laudun jouera...
- his
family moved back to
France where he had
spells coaching at FC PHA
Chusclan Laudun and SO C****is Carnoux. He has been
inactive in
football since 2010...
