- The
liard was a
subdivision of the kronenthaler, the
currency of the
Austrian Netherlands (modern Belgium).
There were 216
liards to a kronenthaler. Following...
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Netherlands kronenthaler Liard Air Ltd., an
airport operator (Fort
Nelson (Parker Lake)
Water Aerodrome). Égliseneuve-des-
Liards, a
commune in the Arrondis****t...
- The
Liard River of the
North American boreal forest flows through Yukon,
British Columbia and the
Northwest Territories, Canada.
Rising in the
Saint Cyr...
- Égliseneuve-des-
Liards (French pronunciation: [eɡliznœv de ljaʁ]) is a
commune in the Puy-de-Dôme
department in
Auvergne in
central France.
Communes of...
- Fort
Liard /
liˈɑːrd/ (Slavey language: Echaot'l Koe[pronunciation?] "people from the land of the giants" or Acho Dene Kue) is a
hamlet in the
Dehcho Region...
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Matthew Liard (1736-1782) was an
English engraver. His work is held in the
collection of the Cooper-Hewitt,
National Design Museum.
Matthew Liard | People...
- The
Liard Plateau is a
plateau in far
northern British Columbia, Canada,
located between the
Smith and
Liard Rivers, and
extending north into the Yukon...
- José Luis
Liard (born 10
September 1945, in Montevideo, Uruguay), is an artist, mural-painter, illustrator,
designer and
musician who
works particularly...
- The
Liard Formation is a
stratigraphic unit of
Middle Tri****ic to Late Tri****ic age in the
Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin that is
present in northeastern...
-
nearly encircled by
ridges connecting Mount Field,
Mount Durnford, and
Mount Liard. It was
named after Alan K. Cooper, a
marine geophysicist with the United...
