- de Queralt,
Count of
Santa Coloma,
second in
command at the
siege of
Salses.
Salses was
retaken by the
French after the Fall of
Perpignan in
September 1642...
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Salses-le-Château (French pronunciation: [sals lə ʃato] ; Catalan:
Salses) or just
Salses is a
commune in the Pyrénées-Orientales
department in southern...
- The Fort de
Salses (also
called Forteresse de
Salses) is a
Catalan fortress in the
commune of
Salses-le-Château,
situated in the
French département of...
- Étang de
Leucate or Étang de
Salses is a lake in Pyrénées-Orientales and Aude, France. At an
elevation of 0 m, its
surface area is 54 km2. It has been...
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fragments Scoria cone: cone
formed by
heating of mud
deposits during fires Salse: water-dominated
pools with gas
seeps Spring: water-dominated
outlets smaller...
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Salse is a
village in the
Karmala taluka of
Solapur district in
Maharashtra state, India.
Covering 1,862
hectares (4,600 acres) and
comprising 581 households...
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Salses XIII are a
French Rugby league club
based in
Salses-le-Château, Pyrénées-Orientales in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. They play in the French...
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during the
Catalan Revolt.
Already in June 1641, the
cities of Perpignan,
Salses, Port-Vendres and
Collioure were the last
strongholds of the
Spanish in...
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Jujols (< 1800)
Fontanils → Arles-sur-Tech (1823)
Garrieux →
Salses (< 1800)
Garrius →
Salses (< 1800) Hix → Bourg-Madame (1815) Les
Horts →
Serdinya (1822)...
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important defensive castle of the 17th
century facing south to the Pyrenees.
Salses,
important defensive castle of the 16th century, on the
ancient frontier...
