Lozère
France
Lozère, a department in France, has 34 connections with 2094 other places across 13 topics, led by nature, history, transportation and government. Rivers such as the Tarn, which rises on Mont Lozère, are noted for trout. The department was created in 1790 during the French Revolution. Its strongest overlaps are with France, Paris and London. One link runs through Joseph Bazalgette, whose grandfather migrated from Ispagnac in Lozère. Low population density places it in the empty diagonal.
Tarn (river)
Connects Lozère to: Aveyron | Tarn-et-Garonne
Lozère
Connects Lozère to: France | Lyon, France | Montpellier, France
empty diagonal
Connects Lozère to: Auvergne | Allier | Meuse (department)
Lot (river)
Connects Lozère to: Lot-et-Garonne | Aveyron | Lot (department)
Robert de Flers
Connects Lozère to: France | Paris, France | Normandy | Reine, Norway
Clermont-Ferrand
Connects Lozère to: Auvergne | Loiret | Aveyron | Puy-de-Dôme
Montpellier
Connects Lozère to: Murcia, Spain | Hérault | Aude | Languedoc-Roussillon | Aveyron
Joseph Bazalgette
Connects Lozère to: London, England | France | United Kingdom | China | City of London, England
Guy de Chauliac
Connects Lozère to: France | Paris, France | Bologna, Italy | Toulouse, France | Montpellier, France
Roquefort
Connects Lozère to: France | Gard | Hérault | Occitania | Aude
Jean-Antoine Chaptal
Connects Lozère to: United States | London, England | France | Paris, France | Montpellier, France
road transport
Connects Lozère to: Utrecht, Netherlands | Dehradun, India | Pristina, Kosovo | Kharkiv Oblast | Trenton, Michigan