Uzerche

Uzerche is a commune in the department in the region of central France. In 1787, the English writer Arthur Young described the town as "the pearl of the Limousin" because of its picturesque setting.
  • Village with about 2,810 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 330 metres (1,090 feet)
  • …was called “Faubourg-Egalité” during the French Revolution
  • Description: commune in Corrèze, France
  • Postal code: 19140
  • Also known as
    “Faubourg-Égalité”
    “Sainte-Eulalie”
    “Usèrcha”

Places of Interest

Discover Abbaye Saint-Pierre d’Uzerche and Maison Boyer-Chammard.
Historic building
is a historic building.
Historic building
is a historic building.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Saint-Ybard.
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Village
is a former commune in the department in central .
4 km northwest of Uzerche
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Latitude
45.4243° or 45° 25′ 28″ north
Longitude
1.56364° or 1° 33′ 49″ east
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In Other Languages

From Afrikaans to Zulu—“Uzerche” goes by many names.
UzercheAfrikaans
UsèrchaAragonese
UzercheAragonese
UzercheArpitan
UzercheAsturian
UzercheBambara
UzercheBasque
UzercheBavarian
UzercheBreton
UzercheBuginese
UzercheCajun French
UsèrchaCatalan
UzercheCatalan
UzercheCebuano
УзегӀшChechen
于泽什Chinese
于泽尔克Chinese
于澤什Chinese
UzercheCorsican
UzercheCroatian
UzercheCzech
UzercheDanish
UsèrchaDutch
UzercheDutch
Faubourg-ÉgalitéEsperanto
Sainte-EulalieEsperanto
UsèrchaEsperanto
UzercheEsperanto
UzercheEstonian
UzercheFaroese
UzercheFinnish
UzercheFriulian
UzercheGalician
אוזרHebrew
UzercheHungarian
UzercheIcelandic
UzercheIdo
UzercheIndonesian
UzercheInterlingua
UzercheInterlingue
UzercheIrish
UsèrchaItalian
UzercheItalian
UzercheJamaican Creole English
ユゼルシュJapanese
UzercheJèrriais
UzercheKabyle
UzercheKalaallisut
YuzerşKazakh
ЮзершKazakh
يۋزەرشKazakh
UzercheKongo
UzercheKurdish
UzercheLadin
UsercaLatin
UzercheLatvian
UzercheLigurian
UzercheLimburgan
UsèrchaLithuanian
UzercheLithuanian
UzeršasLithuanian
UzercheLow German
UzercheLuxembourgish
UzercheMainfränkisch
UzercheMalagasy
UzercheMalay
UzercheMin Nan Chinese
UzercheMinangkabau
UzercheNeapolitan
UzercheNorwegian Bokmål
UzercheNorwegian Nynorsk
UserchaOccitan (post 1500)
UzerchePapiamento
UzerchePicard
UzerchePiemontese
UzerchePolish
UzerchePrussian
UzercheRomagnol
UzercheRomanian
UzercheRomansh
ЮзершRussian
UzercheSardinian
UzercheScots
UzercheScottish Gaelic
UzercheSerbian
UzercheSicilian
UzercheSlovak
UzercheSlovenian
UzercheSwahili
UzercheSwedish
UzercheSwiss German
ЮзершTatar
UzercheTurkish
ЮзершUkrainian
UzercheUzbek
UzercheVenetian
UzercheVietnamese
UzercheVlaams
UzercheVolapük
UzercheWalloon
UzercheWaray (Philippines)
UzercheWelsh
UzercheWolof
UzercheYue Chinese
UzercheZulu

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