Vic-le-Fesq

Vic-le-Fesq is a common French, located in the department of the Gard and the area Languedoc-Roussillon.

Geography

Vic-le-Fesq is a village which is located in edge of the Vidourle.

History

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Famous characters

The famous chief Camisard Jean Cavalier counted in his troop two officers of Vic, Paul and Jean Trentinian.

Wire of Paul, Jacques (1702-1782) was one of the consuls of Montpellier of 1744 to 1754 and father of Jean-Jacques de Trentinian, who took part in the Guerre of independence of the United States of America of 1778 to 1783; knight of Saint-Louis in 1783, this last temina its career as colonel in the Armed with the Rhine. He was the great-grandfather of the general of Trentinian (1851-1942), of which there exist in particular two statues: Foch avenue in Paris and on the acropolis of Koulouba to Bamako (Mali).

See too

Common of Gard

External bonds

Site of the canton of Quissac
Vic-le-Fesq on the site of the national geographical Institute
Vic-le-Fesq on the site of INSEE
Vic-le-Fesq on the site of Quid
Common closest to Vic-le-Fesq
Localization of Vic-le-Fesq on a chart of France
Plane of Vic-le-Fesq on Mapquest

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