Thégra

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Thégra (French pronunciation: [teɡʁa]; Occitan: Tegrà) is a commune in the Lot department in south-western France.

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Thégra
D 14, Gourdon

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N 44.8219 °	E 1.7569 °

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D 14
46500 Gourdon
Occitania, France
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