Lascabanes
Part of Lendou-en-Quercy in Occitania, France
Location of Lascabanes
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44°20′25″N 1°18′29″E / 44.3403°N 1.3081°E / 44.3403; 1.3081
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Lascabanes (French pronunciation: [laskaban]; Languedocien: Las Cabanas) is a former commune in the Lot department in south-western France. On 1 January 2018, it was merged into the new commune of Lendou-en-Quercy.[2]
Geography
The village is partly located at the beginning of the Lendou valley and on a limestone plateau. It is crossed by the GR 65 which goes to Santiago de Compostela from Le Puy-en-Velay.[3]
Administration
- 1802-1808: Jean Lagineste
- 1809-1817: François Jacques Barayre
- 1817-1818: François Taillade
- 1818-1834: François Jacques Barayre
- 1834-1838: Antoine Combeles
- 1839-1852: Jean Barayre
- 1852-1860: Jean-Pierre Baffallie
- 1860-1865: Etienne Raynal
- 1865-1870: Bernard Autefage
- 1870-1871: Jean Vignals
- 1871-1876: Bernard Autefage
- 1876-1878: Antoine Lamouroux
- 1878-1890: Jean-Baptiste Denegre
- 1891-1892: Jean Vignals
- 1892-1902: Jean-Baptiste Denegre
- 1902-1907: Raymond Clary
- 1907-1919: Jean Alis
- 1919-1959: Henri Autefage
- 1959-1971: Georges Garrigues
- 1971-1989: Maurice Borredon
- 1989-1996: Christian Proust
- 1996-2001: Jean Fourniols
- 2001-2008: Marc Espitalié
- 2008-2017: Bernard Vignals
See also
References
External links
Media related to Lascabanes at Wikimedia Commons
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