Place:Hautes-Pyrénées, France

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Name	Hautes-Pyrénées
Alt names	Haute-Pyrénées	source: Britannica Book of the Year (1994) p 608
	Hautes-Pyrénées	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Type	Département
Coordinates	43°N 0.167°E
Located in	France
Also located in	Midi-Pyrénées, France

Contained Places

Arrondissement: Argelès-Gazost; Tarbes (arrondissement)
Canton: Arreau (canton); Aucun (canton); Aureilhan (canton); Bordères-Louron (canton); Bordères-sur-l'Echez (canton); Campan (canton); Castelnau-Magnoac (canton); Castelnau-Rivière-Basse (canton); Galan (canton); La Barthe-de-Neste (canton); Laloubère (canton); Luz-Saint-Sauveur (canton); Mauléon-Barousse (canton); Ossun (canton); Pouyastruc (canton); Rabastens-de-Bigorre (canton); Saint-Laurent-de-Neste (canton); Saint-Pé-de-Bigorre (canton); Séméac (canton); Tournay (canton); Trie-sur-Baïse (canton); Vielle-Aure (canton)
Commune: Antist; Arreau; Aspin-Aure; Bagnères-de-Bigorre; Barbachen; Bareilles; Barrancoueu; Bartrès; Barèges; Bernac-Debat; Beyrède-Jumet; Bize; Bordères-Louron; Cabanac; Cadéac; Cazaux-Debat; Estarvielle; Gouaux; Goudon; Guchan; Hèches; Ilhet; Lies; Lourdes (canton Ouest); Lourdes; Luby-Betmont; Marquerie; Mascaras; Maubourguet; Mingot; Orieux; Pinas; Rabastens-de-Bigorre; Sabalos; Saint-Lary-Soulan; Saléchan; Sarniguet; Sarrouilles; Sère-Rustaing; Séméac; Tarbes; Tournay; Tournous-Darré; Tournous-Devant; Tramezaïgues; Trouley-Labarthe; Vic-en-Bigorre; Vidouze
Former province: Bigorre
Inhabited place: Bours; Cauterets; Escaladieu; Lannemezan; Larreule; Monléon-Magnoac; Montaner; Villelongue
Unknown: Adast; Adervielle; Adé; Agos-Vidalos; Allier; Ancizan; Andrest; Angos; Anla; Ansost; Antichan; Antin; Anères; Anéran-Camors; Aragnouet; Arbéost; Arcizac-Adour; Arcizac-ez-Angles; Arcizans-Avant; Arcizans-Dessus; Ardengost; Argelès; Aries-Espénan; Armenteule; Arné; Arras-en-Lavedan; Arrayou-Lahitte; Arrens; Arrodets; Arrodets-ez-Angles; Artagnan; Artalens-Souin; Artiguemy; Artigues; Aspin-en-Lavedan; Asque; Astugue; Asté; Aubarède; Aucun; Aulon; Aureilhan; Aurensan; Auriébat; Avajan; Aventignan; Averan; Aveux; Avezac-Prat; Ayros-Arbouix; Ayzac-Ost; Azereix; Azet; Banios; Barbazan-Debat; Barbazan-Dessus; Barlest; Barry; Barthe; Batsère; Bazet; Bazillac; Bazordan; Bazus-Aure; Bazus-Neste; Beaucens; Beaudéan; Benac; Benqué; Berbérust-Lias; Bernac-Dessus; Bernadets-Debat; Bernadets-Dessus; Bertren; Betbèze; Betpouey; Betpouy; Bettes; Bizous; Bonnefont; Bonnemazon; Bonrepos; Bordes; Bordères-sur-l'Echez; Bouilh-Devant; Bouilh-Péreuilh; Boulin; Bourg-de-Bigorre; Bourisp; Bourréac; Boô-Silhen; Bramevaque; Bugard; Bulan; Bun; Burg; Buzon; Bégole; Cadeilhan-Trachère; Caharet; Caixon; Calavanté; Camalès; Camous; Campan; Camparan; Campistrous; Campuzan; Cantaous; Capvern; Castelbajac; Castelnau-Magnoac; Castelnau-Rivière-Basse; Castelvieilh; Casterets; Castillon; Castéra-Lanusse; Castéra-Lou; Caubous; Caussade-Rivière; Cazarilh; Cazaux-Fréchet; Chelle-Debat; Chelle-Spou; Cheust; Chis; Chèze; Cieutat; Cizos; Clarac; Clarens; Collongues; Coussan; Créchets; Devèze; Dours; Ens; Esbareich; Escala; Escaunets; Escondeaux; Esconnets; Escots; Escoubès-Pouts; Esparros; Espieilh; Espèche; Esquièze-Sère; Estaing; Estampures; Estensan; Esterre; Estirac; Ferrières; Ferrère; Fontrailles; Fréchendets; Fréchet-Aure; Fréchou-Fréchet; Fréchède; Gaillagos; Galan; Galez; Gardères; Gaudent; Gaussan; Gavarnie; Gayan; Gazave; Gazost; Gembrie; Gensac; Ger; Gerde; Germ; Germs-sur-l'Oussouet; Geu; Gez; Gez-ez-Angles; Gonez; Gourgue; Grailhen; Grust; Grézian; Guchen; Guizerix; Gèdre; Génos; Générest; Hachan; Hagedet; Hauban; Hautaget; Hibarette; Hiis; Hitte; Horgues; Houeydets; Hourc; Hères; Ibos; Ilhan; Ilheu; Izaourt; Izaux; Jacque; Jarret; Juillan; Julos; Juncalas; Jézeau; La Barthe-de-Neste; Labassère; Labastide; Labatut-Rivière; Laborde; Lacassagne; Lafitole; Lagarde; Lagrange; Lahitte; Lahitte-Toupière; Lalanne; Lalanne-Trie; Laloubère; Lamarque-Pontacq; Lamarque-Rustaing; Laméac; Lanespède; Lanne; Lansac; Lançon; Lapeyre; Laran; Larroque; Lascazères; Laslades; Lassales; Lau-Balagnas; Layrisse; Les Angles; Lescurry; Lespouey; Lhez; Liac; Libaros; Lizos; Lombrès; Lomné; Lortet; Loubajac; Loucrup; Loudenvielle; Loudervielle; Louey; Louit; Loures-Barousse; Lubret-Saint-Luc; Luc; Lugagnan; Luquet; Lustar; Lutilhous; Luz-Saint-Sauveur; Lézignan; Madiran; Mansan; Marsac; Marsas; Marseillan; Marsous; Mauléon-Barousse; Mauvezin; Mazerolles; Mazouau; Mazères-de-Neste; Molère; Momères; Monfaucon; Monlong; Mont; Montastruc; Montgaillard; Montignac; Montoussé; Montsérié; Montégut; Moulédous; Moumoulous; Mun; Mérilheu; Nestier; Neuilh; Nistos; Nouilhan; Odos; Oléac-Debat; Oléac-Dessus; Omex; Ordizan; Organ; Orignac; Orincles; Orleix; Oroix; Osmets; Ossen; Ossun; Ossun-ez-Angles; Oueilloux; Ourde; Ourdis-Cotdoussan; Ourdon; Oursbelille; Ousté; Ouzous; Ozon; Pailhac; Paréac; Peyraube; Peyret-Saint-André; Peyriguère; Peyrouse; Peyrun; Pierrefitte-Nestalas; Pintac; Pouchergues; Poueyferré; Poumarous; Pouy; Pouyastruc; Pouzac; Préchac; Pujo; Puntous; Puydarrieux; Péré; Recurt; Ricaud; Ris; Réjaumont; Sabarros; Sacoué; Sadournin; Sailhan; Saint-Arroman; Saint-Créac; Saint-Lanne; Saint-Laurent-de-Neste; Saint-Lézer; Saint-Martin; Saint-Pastous; Saint-Paul; Saint-Pé-de-Bigorre; Saint-Savin; Saint-Sever-de-Rustan; Sainte-Marie; Saligos; Salles; Salles-Adour; Samuran; Sanous; Sariac-Magnoac; Sarlabous; Sarp; Sarrancolin; Sarriac-Bigorre; Sassis; Sauveterre; Sazos; Seich; Sentous; Sers; Siarrouy; Sinzos; Siradan; Sireix; Sombrun; Soréac; Sost; Soublecause; Soues; Soulom; Souyeaux; Sère-Lanso; Sère-en-Lavedan; Ségalas; Ségus; Sénac; Séron; Tajan; Talazac; Tarasteix; Thermes-Magnoac; Thuy; Thèbe; Tibiran-Jaunac; Tilhouse; Tostat; Trie-sur-Baïse; Troubat; Trébons; Tuzaguet; Uglas; Ugnouas; Uz; Uzer; Vidou; Viella; Vielle-Adour; Vielle-Aure; Vielle-Louron; Vier-Bordes; Vieuzos; Viey; Viger; Vignec; Villefranque; Villembits; Villemur; Villenave-près-Béarn; Villenave-près-Marsac; Viscos; Visker; Vizos

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Hautes-Pyrénées (; Gascon/Occitan: Nauts Pirenèus / Hauts Pirenèus ['awts piɾeˈnɛʊs]; ; ['alts piɾiˈneʊs]; English: Upper Pyrenees) is a department in the region Occitanie, southwestern France. In 2019, its population was 229,567; its prefecture is Tarbes. It is named after the Pyrenees mountain range.

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History

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Historically the area broadly covered by the département known as Bigorre, a territory at times independent but later part of Gascony province. Large parts of the area were held by the English after the Treaty of Brétigny, 1360. In the 16th century, it was part of the Huguenot domain of the monarchs of Navarre, brought to France by Henri IV. For its early history, see Bigorre and Gascony.

The département of Hautes-Pyrénées was created at the time of the French Revolution, on 4 March 1790, through the influence of French politician Bertrand Barère, a member of the Convention.

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