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Thiérache
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The Thiérache is a natural region of France and of Belgium where we find similar landscape and architectural features: presence of bocage, pasture, hilly land, scattered habitat, traditional houses built in stone or brick with stone inserts and fitted with a slate roof.

Located in the northeast of the department ofAisne, it spills over into the French departments of North and Ardennes, but also in the Belgian provinces of Hainaut and of Namur. It generally corresponds to the western foothills of the Ardennes massif.

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Geography

Located mainly in the region of Hauts-de-France, the Thiérache also encroaches on the region Great East and on the Wallonia.

Regions

Cities

Ants – The main town. In the Nord department. (last updated Oct 2019)
Chimay – In the province of Hainaut. (last updated Oct 2019)
Couvin – In the Namur province. (last updated Oct 2019)
Avesnes-sur-Helpe – In the department of North. (last updated Oct 2019)
Hirson – In the department ofAisne. (last updated Oct 2019)
Guise – In the department ofAisne. (last updated Oct 2019)
Vervins – In the department ofAisne. (last updated Oct 2019)

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