Uzerche
Uzerche , Usercha in Occitan is a common French, located in the department of the Corrèze and the area the Limousin.
Revolutionary name: Suburb-Equality
Its inhabitants is called Uzerchois.
Heraldic
Of azure, sown stars with six money rays, charged with two lion cubs passing one on the other, with gold| Malta-Brown |illustrated France (1882)
Geography
City of the mid-west of the France, on the Vézère and the Trunk road 20.
History
In 1826, the commune of Holy-Eulalie is attached to Uzerche.
- a prestigious past
Administration
Demography
Sport
The second stage of the 40ème Tour of the Limousin cyclist will arrive at Uzerche, on Wednesday, August 22, 2007.
Places and monuments
- Castle Pontier (16th century)
- Church Saint-Pierre (12th century)
- Hotel of the Seneshal (16th century): museum
- House Boyer Chammard (17th century)
- House Eyssartier (15th century)
- House of Tayac (16th century)
- Bridge Turgot (18th century)
- Turn of the Prince Noir
Personalities related to Uzerche
-
Henri Brugère, General French.
- Simone de Beauvoir, writer French.
Twinnings
See too
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Common of Corrèze
- French Highway A89
External bonds
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Site of the town hall of Uzerche
- Site of the Base of leisures of the Flour mill with Uzerche
- CRDAP - Regional center of documentation on the archeology of the Landscape based with Uzerche
- lacorreze.com Photographs of the city
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