Arrondissement of Bergerac

The District is an administrative district Bergerac in the Dordogne in the Aquitaine region of France.

History

On 4 March 1790, founded with the establishment of the department of Dordogne is also a " district Bergerac ", being the present arrondissement in many parts. On February 17, 1800 from the district was established.

See also: History Dordogne.

Geography

The district is bordered to the north by the district of Périgueux, on the east by the district of Sarlat -la -Caneda, to the south by the arrondissements Villeneuve -sur -Lot and Marmande in the department of Lot- et- Garonne and on the west by the district Libourne in the Gironde department.

Management

The district is subdivided into 14 cantons:

• Beaumont -du -Périgord
• Bergerac -1
• Bergerac -2
• Le Buisson -de- Cadouin
• Eymet
• La Force
• Issigeac
• Lalinde
• Monpazier
• Sainte- alvere
• Sigoulès
• Vélines
• Villamblard
• Villefranche -de- Lonchat

See also: List of cantons in the Dordogne

The largest community of the arrondissement is Bergerac.

Agen | Arcachon | Bayonne | Bergerac | Blaye Bordeaux | Dax | Langon | Lesparre -Médoc | Libourne | Marmande | Mont -de- Marsan | Nerac | Nontron | Oloron -Sainte -Marie | Pau | Périgueux | Sarlat- la -Caneda | Villeneuve -sur -Lot

• Arrondissement in Aquitaine
• Dordogne