Floirac, Lot
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Floirac is a commune
Communes of France
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 in the Lot department (46) in south-western France
France
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.

Geography

Floirac has a surface of 19,02 km² and has 268 inhabitants (as of 2006), which makes a population density of 14 inhabitants per km². The coordinates are 44° 55' N and 1° 39' E. The altitude varies between 90 und 345 meters above sea level
Sea level
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 with an average of 132 meters. The River Dordogne
Dordogne River
The Dordogne is a river in south-central and southwest France.-Name:Contrary to appearances, the name of the Dordogne is not a recent word resulting from the names of the Dore and the Dogne...

 is flowing through the town. The Département street D 43 and a single track railway crosses it.

Neighbour towns

  • St-Denis-lès-Martel
  • Mézels
  • Carenac
  • Lavalade
  • Montvalent
  • Copeyre
  • Gluges
  • Trauchou

Objects of interest

  • Chapel Saint-Roch au Barry (15th century)
  • Church Saint-Georges from the seventeenth century

External links

  • Floirac on the website of INSEE
    INSEE
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  • Floirac on the website of QUID
  • Floirac at pagesperso-orange.fr
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