Place:Côtes-du-Nord, France

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Name	Côtes-du-Nord
Alt names	Côtes-d'Armor
	Cotes-du-Nord	source: Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1984)
	Côtes-d'Armor	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
	Côtes-du-Nord	source: Family History Library Catalog
	Côtes-du-Nord	source: Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1984)
Type	Département
Coordinates	48.417°N 2.667°W
Located in	France
Also located in	Bretagne, France

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Commune: Bégard; Dinan; Guingamp; Lannion; Perros-Guirec; Plouézec; Prat; Ruca; Saint-Brieuc ( 400 - )
General region: Trégorrois
Inhabited place: Broons; Callac; Corlay; Dahouët; Gouarec; Jugon-les-Lacs; Kergrist-Moëlou; Lamballe; Lanrivain; Loudéac; Matignon; Moncontour; Paimpol; Plouguenast; Plouha; Pléhérel; Pléneuf; Quintin; Roche-Derrien; Tréguier; Étables
Unknown: Allineuc; Andel; Aucaleuc; Belle-Isle-en-Terre; Berhet; Binic; Bobital; Bonen; Boqueho; Bothoa; Bourbriac; Bourseul; Bringolo; Brusvily; Bréhand; Brélidy; Bulat-Pestivien; Calanhel; Calorguen; Camlez; Canihuel; Caouënnec; Carnoët; Caulnes; Caurel; Cavan; Châtelaudren; Coadout; Coatascorn; Coatréven; Cohiniac; Collinée; Corseul; Coëtlogon; Coëtmieux; Créhen; Dolo; Duault; Erquy; Eréac; Evran; Gausson; Glomel; Gomené; Gommenec'h; Goudelin; Grâce-Uzel; Grâces; Guenroc; Guitté; Gurunhuel; Hengoat; Hillion; Hémonstoir; Hénanbihen; Hénansal; Hénon; Illifaut; Kerbors; Kerfot; Kerien; Kermaria-Sulard; Kermoroc'h; Kerpert; L'Hermitage-Lorge; La Bouillie; La Chapelle-Blanche; La Chapelle-Neuve; La Chèze; La Ferrière; La Harmoye; La Landec; La Malhoure; La Motte; La Méaugon; La Poterie; La Prénessaye; La Roche-Derrien; La Vicomté-sur-Rance; Lancieux; Landebaëron; Landébia; Landéhen; Lanfains; Langast; Langoat; Langourla; Langrolay; Languenan; Langueux; Languédias; Laniscat; Lanleff; Lanloup; Lanmodez; Lanmérin; Lannebert; Lanrelas; Lanrodec; Lantic; Lanvallay; Lanvellec; Lanvollon; Lanvézéac; Laurenan; Le Bodéo; Le Cambout; Le Faouët; Le Foeil; Le Gouray; Le Haut-Corlay; Le Hinglé; Le Leslay; Le Merzer; Le Moustoir; Le Quillio; Le Quiou; Le Vieux-Bourg; Le Vieux-Marché; Lescouët-Gouarec; Lescouët-Jugon; Loc-Envel; Locarn; Locquemeau; Loguivy-Plougras; Lohuec; Loscouët-sur-Meu; Louannec; Louargat; Léhon; Lézardrieux; Magoar; Mantallot; Maroué; Maël-Carhaix; Maël-Pestivien; Mellionnec; Merdrignac; Merléac; Meslin; Minihy-Tréguier; Morieux; Moustéru; Mégrit; Mérillac; Mûr-de-Bretagne; Nazareth; Notre-Dame-du-Guildo; Noyal; Pabu; Paule; Penguily; Penvénan; Perret; Peumerit-Quintin; Plaine-Haute; Plaintel; Plancoët; Planguenoual; Plerin; Plerneuf; Pleslin; Plessala; Plessix-Balisson; Plestan; Plestin-les-Grèves; Pleubian; Pleudaniel; Pleudihen; Pleumeur-Bodou; Pleumeur-Gautier; Ploeuc; Plorec-sur-Arguenon; Plouagat; Plouaret; Plouasne; Ploubalay; Ploubazlanec; Ploubezre; Ploufragan; Plougonver; Plougras; Plougrescant; Plouguernével; Plouguiel; Plouisy; Ploulec'h; Ploumagoar; Ploumilliau; Plounez; Plounérin; Plounévez-Moëdec; Plounévez-Quintin; Plourac'h; Plourhan; Plourivo; Plouvara; Plouzélambre; Plouëc-du-Trieux; Plouër-sur-Rance; Ploëzal; Pludual; Pluduno; Plufur; Plumaudan; Plumaugat; Plumieux; Plurien; Plusquellec; Plussulien; Pluzunet; Pléboulle; Plédran; Plédéliac; Pléguien; Pléhédel; Plélan-le-Petit; Plélauff; Plélo; Plémet; Plémy; Pléneuf-Val-André; Plénée-Jugon; Plésidy; Pléven; Plévenon; Plévin; Pommeret; Pommerit-Jaudy; Pommerit-le-Vicomte; Pont-Melvez; Pontrieux; Pordic; Pouldouran; Pédernec; Quemper-Guézennec; Quemperven; Quessoy; Quintenic; Quévert; Rospez; Rostrenen; Rouillac; Runan; Saint-Aaron; Saint-Adrien; Saint-Agathon; Saint-Alban; Saint-André-des-Eaux; Saint-Barnabé; Saint-Bihy; Saint-Brandan; Saint-Caradec; Saint-Carné; Saint-Carreuc; Saint-Cast; Saint-Clet; Saint-Connan; Saint-Connec; Saint-Denoual; Saint-Donan; Saint-Fiacre; Saint-Gelven; Saint-Gildas; Saint-Gilles-Pligeaux; Saint-Gilles-Vieux-Marché; Saint-Gilles-du-Mené; Saint-Gilles-les-Bois; Saint-Glen; Saint-Gouéno; Saint-Guen; Saint-Hervé; Saint-Hélen; Saint-Igeaux; Saint-Igneuc; Saint-Jacut-de-la-Mer; Saint-Jacut-du-Mené; Saint-Jean-Kerdaniel; Saint-Jouan-de-l'Isle; Saint-Judoce; Saint-Julien; Saint-Juvat; Saint-Launeuc; Saint-Laurent; Saint-Lormel; Saint-Maden; Saint-Martin-des-Prés; Saint-Maudan; Saint-Maudez; Saint-Mayeux; Saint-Michel-de-Plélan; Saint-Michel-en-Grève; Saint-Méloir; Saint-Nicodème; Saint-Nicolas-du-Pélem; Saint-Péver; Saint-Pôtan; Saint-Quay-Perros; Saint-Quay-Portrieux; Saint-Rieul; Saint-Samson-sur-Rance; Saint-Servais; Saint-Solen; Saint-Thélo; Saint-Trimoël; Saint-Vran; Saint-Étienne-du-Gué-de-l'Isle; Sainte-Tréphine; Senven-Léhart; Squiffiec; St-Eloi; St-Norgant; St-René; Sévignac; Taden; Tonquédec; Tramain; Treffrin; Tressaint; Tressignaux; Trigavou; Troguéry; Trébeurden; Trébrivan; Trébry; Trébédan; Trédaniel; Trédarzec; Trédias; Trédrez; Tréduder; Tréfumel; Trégastel; Tréglamus; Trégomar; Trégomeur; Trégon; Trégonneau; Trégornan; Trégrom; Trégueux; Tréguidel; Trélivan; Trélévern; Trémargat; Trémel; Trémeur; Trémorel; Trémuson; Tréméloir; Tréméreuc; Tréméven; Tréogan; Tréveneuc; Trévou-Tréguignec; Trévron; Trévé; Trévérec; Trézény; Uzel; Vildé-Guingalan; Yffiniac; Yvias; Yvignac; Île-de-Bréhat

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source: Family History Library Catalog

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Côtes-d'Armor, formerly named Côtes-du-Nord, is a department in the north of Brittany, in northwestern France.

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Côtes-du-Nord was one of the original 83 departments created during the French Revolution on 4 March 1790. It was created from part of the former province of Brittany. Its name was changed in 1990 to Côtes-d'Armor (ar mor meaning the sea in Breton). The name also has a historical connotation recalling the Roman province of Armorica.

The present department corresponds to most of historical Trégor, part of Cornouaille, and most of Saint-Brieuc.

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