Angoulême

Angoulême is the capital of the department. It lies about 135 km north of in south west France.
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  • Type: City with 41,100 residents
  • Description: commune in Charente, France
  • Also known as: Angouleme” and “Montagne-Charente
  • Postal code: 16000

Places of Interest

Highlights include Angoulême station and Angoulême Cathedral.

Railway station
is a railway station located in Angoulême, , south-western . The station was opened in 1852 and is located on the Paris–Bordeaux railway, -Angoulême railway and -Angoulême railway.

Church
is a Roman Catholic church in Angoulême, , France. The cathedral is in the Romanesque architectural and sculptural tradition, and is the seat of the Bishop of Angoulême.

Museum
is a museum.

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Soyaux.

Town
is a commune in the department in the region in southwestern . Situated east of Angoulême, it is one of the suburbs of the Angoulême urban area.

Angoulême

Latitude
45.6485° or 45° 38′ 54″ north
Longitude
0.1562° or 0° 9′ 22″ east
Population
41,100
Elevation
105 metres (344 feet)
Name during the French Revolution
“Montagne-Charente”
IATA airport code
ANG
United Nations Location Code
FR ANG
Open location code
8FQ2J5X4+9F
Open­Street­Map ID
node 26692062
Open­Street­Map feature
place=­city
Geo­Names ID
3037598
Wiki­data ID
Q134346
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In Other Languages

From Afrikaans to Zulu—“Angoulême” goes by many names.
  • Afrikaans: Angoulême
  • Arabic: أنغوليم
  • Aragonese: Engolesme
  • Armenian: Անգուլեմ
  • Arpitan: Angoulême
  • Asturian: Angoulême
  • Azerbaijani: Anqulem
  • Bambara: Angoulême
  • Basque: Angouleme
  • Basque: Angoulême
  • Basque: Angulema
  • Bavarian: Angoulême
  • Belarusian: Ангулем
  • Breton: Angoulême
  • Bulgarian: Ангулем
  • Cajun French: Angoulême
  • Catalan: Angoulême
  • Catalan: Angulema
  • Catalan: Engoulaeme
  • Catalan: Iculisma
  • Cebuano: Angoulême
  • Chechen: Ангулем
  • Chinese: Angoulême
  • Chinese: 安古蘭
  • Chinese: 昂古莱姆
  • Chinese: 昂古萊姆
  • Chuvash: Ангулем
  • Corsican: Angoulême
  • Croatian: Angoulême
  • Czech: Angouleme
  • Czech: Angoulême
  • Dagbani: Angouléme
  • Danish: Angouleme
  • Danish: Angoulême
  • Dutch: Angouleme (stad)
  • Dutch: Angoulême
  • Egyptian Arabic: انجوليم
  • Esperanto: Angouleme
  • Esperanto: Angoulême
  • Esperanto: Angulemo
  • Estonian: Angoulême
  • Faroese: Angoulême
  • Finnish: Angouleme
  • Finnish: Angoulême
  • French: Angouleme
  • French: Angoulème
  • French: Angoulême
  • French: Espace urbain d’Angoulême
  • French: Gales
  • French: Iculisma
  • French: Montagne-Charente
  • Friulian: Angoulême
  • Galician: Angoulême
  • Galician: Angulema
  • Georgian: ანგულემი
  • German: Angouleme
  • German: Angoulême
  • Greek: Αγκουλέμ
  • Greek: Ανγκουλέμ
  • Greek: Ανγκουλέμη
  • Hebrew: אנגולם
  • Hungarian: Angoulême
  • Icelandic: Angoulême
  • Ido: Angoulême
  • Indonesian: Angouleme
  • Indonesian: Angoulême
  • Interlingua: Angoulême
  • Interlingue: Angoulême
  • Irish: Angoulême
  • Italian: Angouleme
  • Italian: Angoulême
  • Jamaican Creole English: Angoulême
  • Japanese: アングレーム
  • Kabyle: Angoulême
  • Kalaallisut: Angoulême
  • Kongo: Angoulême
  • Korean: 앙굴렘
  • Kurdish: Angoulême
  • Ladin: Angoulême
  • Latin: Angolisma
  • Latin: Angoulême
  • Latin: Engolisma
  • Latin: Iculisma
  • Latvian: Angulēma
  • Ligurian: Angoulême
  • Limburgan: Angoulême
  • Lithuanian: Angoulême
  • Lithuanian: Angulemas
  • Lombard: Angouleme
  • Lombard: Angoulême
  • Lombard: Angoulesme
  • Lombard: Angulema
  • Low German: Angoulême
  • Luxembourgish: Angoulême
  • Macedonian: Ангулем
  • Mainfränkisch: Angoulême
  • Malagasy: Angoulême
  • Malay: Angoulême
  • Mazanderani: آنگولم
  • Min Nan Chinese: Angoulême
  • Minangkabau: Angoulême
  • N'Ko: ߊ߲ߜ߭ߎߟߍߡ
  • Narom: Angoulême
  • Neapolitan: Angoulême
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Angouleme
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Angoulème
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Angoulême
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: Angouleme
  • Norwegian Nynorsk: Angoulême
  • Norwegian: Angoulême
  • Occitan (post 1500): Angoulême
  • Occitan (post 1500): Engoleime
  • Occitan (post 1500): Engolesme
  • Ossetian: Ангулем
  • Pampanga: Angoulême
  • Papiamento: Angoulême
  • Persian: آنگولم
  • Persian: انگولم
  • Picard: Angoulême
  • Piemontese: Angoulême
  • Polish: Angouleme
  • Polish: Angoulême
  • Portuguese: Angolema
  • Portuguese: Angoulême
  • Prussian: Angoulême
  • Romagnol: Angoulême
  • Romanian: Angouleme
  • Romanian: Angoulême
  • Romansh: Angoulême
  • Russian: Ангулем
  • Sardinian: Angoulême
  • Scots: Angoulême
  • Scottish Gaelic: Angoulême
  • Serbian: Angoulême
  • Serbian: Angulem
  • Serbian: Ангулем
  • Serbian: Онгулем
  • Serbo-Croatian: Angoulême
  • Sicilian: Angoulême
  • Silesian: Angoulême
  • Slovak: Angoulême
  • Slovenian: Angouleme
  • Slovenian: Angoulême
  • South Azerbaijani: آنقولم
  • Spanish: Angouleme
  • Spanish: Angoulême
  • Spanish: Angulema
  • Swahili: Angoulême
  • Swedish: Angouleme
  • Swedish: Angouléme
  • Swedish: Angoulême
  • Swiss German: Angoulême
  • Tatar: Ангулем
  • Thai: อ็องกูแลม
  • Turkish: Angouleme
  • Turkish: Angoulême
  • Twi: Angoulême
  • Ukrainian: Ангулем
  • Ukrainian: Анґулем
  • Urdu: آنگولیم
  • Uzbek: Angoulême
  • Venetian: Angoulême
  • Vietnamese: Angouleme
  • Vietnamese: Angoulême
  • Vlaams: Angoulême
  • Volapük: Angoulême
  • Walloon: Angoulême
  • Waray (Philippines): Angoulême
  • Welsh: Angoulême
  • Wolof: Angoulême
  • Wu Chinese: 昂古莱姆
  • Yue Chinese: 安古蘭
  • Zulu: Angoulême
  • Angoulême

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