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'''Limousin''' ([[French]]: ''Limousin'', [[Occitan]]: ''Lemosin'') is a historical region of southwestern Europe, politically in [[France]] and culturally in [[Occitania]], located in the northwestern [[Massif Central]]. It is also an administrative region of France whose capital is [[Limoges]] and which comprises the departments of [[Haute-Vienne]], [[Creuse (department)|Creuse]] and [[Corrèze (department)|Corrèze]]. It has 727 000 inhabitants in an area of 16 942 km². | |||
The cultural region of Limousin is a little larger, as it includes also the western part of the department of [[Charente (department)|Charente]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 02:08, 16 May 2009
This article is about the Lemosin region. For other uses of the term Limousin, please see Limousin (disambiguation).
Limousin (French: Limousin, Occitan: Lemosin) is a historical region of southwestern Europe, politically in France and culturally in Occitania, located in the northwestern Massif Central. It is also an administrative region of France whose capital is Limoges and which comprises the departments of Haute-Vienne, Creuse and Corrèze. It has 727 000 inhabitants in an area of 16 942 km².
The cultural region of Limousin is a little larger, as it includes also the western part of the department of Charente.