Ardennes (department)
France
Ardennes (department) shares 47 connections with 3610 other places across 12 topics, with strong ties to Germany and Belgium reflecting its position as a contested borderland in northeastern France. History leads the connection mix, followed by industry and nature, while military events are closely tied to the department's geography: Sedan was the site of Napoleon III's surrender in 1870, and Charleville-Mézières served as the German Crown Prince's headquarters during the First World War. Automotive supply chains connect the department to PSA Peugeot Citroën and GMC.
Court of Appeal (France)
PSA Peugeot Citroën
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Caseros, Buenos Aires | Resende, Brazil
Charleville-Mézières
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Bruree, Ireland | Mazagran (Tourcelles-Chaumont), France
Aisne (river)
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Aisne | Champagne-Ardenne, France | Villers-Sainte-Gertrude, Belgium
pressurized water reactor
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Wiscasset, Maine | Lower Alloways Creek Township, New Jersey | Satsop, Washington
Battle of Sedan
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Lazio | Papal States | Sedan, Kansas | Sedan, West Virginia
GMC (automobile)
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Pontiac, Michigan | Moraine, Ohio | Romulus, Michigan | Nukhayb
In 2006
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Levittown, New York | Pripyat, Ukraine | Campbellton, New Brunswick | Seneca, Illinois | Jingtai County
In 2007
Connects Ardennes (department) to: Damascus, Syria | Cusco, Peru | Quad Cities, IowaIllinois | Béni Abbès, Algeria | Piedras Negras, Mexico
Reims
Connects Ardennes (department) to: France | Grand Est | Cashel, Ireland | Meerssen, Netherlands | Marne (department)
Forest of Argonne
Connects Ardennes (department) to: United States | France | Ohio | Atlanta, Georgia | Brunswick, Germany
1914 French mobilization
Connects Ardennes (department) to: France | Germany | Paris, France | Russia | Nancy, France