Examples of 'carhaix' in a sentence
Meaning of "carhaix"
carhaix (noun) - A term that refers to a town in France that might be used in geographical contexts or for historical reference
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He stayed for five days before returning to Carhaix.
Carhaix is certainly the city behind the Carahes of medieval texts.
They then decided to unite to create a printshop in Carhaix.
The debates programmed in Carhaix and Berrien will throw light on these questions.
The hub of the system was Carhaix.
Carhaix in Les premiers faits du roi Arthur.
I moved back to high school in Carhaix.
He was garrisoned at Carhaix on behalf of John of Montfort.
I returned to the school in Carhaix.
Carhaix Take this exit.
He is buried in Carhaix.
Carhaix in France.
Huelgoat Forest is located halfway between Morlaix and Carhaix.
Each year in Carhaix a festival des Vieilles Charrues bears his name.
Brest then Carhaix.
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Carhaix adrenaline park - challenge courses in trees.
One of them crosses the region of Guémené, going from Vannes to Carhaix.
Jean-Baptiste Carhaix does not have any exhibitions.
What happened? My father had just died on the road between Rostrenen and Carhaix.
Between Carhaix and Port de Carhaix, the line ran parallel to the Carhaix - Rosporden line.
Caurel is located on the route of the greenway Carhaix - Saint-Méen Le Grand.
Le Petit Carhaix, the 18th century bridge on the Hyères ( seen from upstream ).
As early as 1862, the municipal council of Carhaix had expressed a wish in this direction.
He was made a lieutenant in the Carhaix battalion of the Brittany militia on 1 August 1733.
