Garonne
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 21
(gah-ron',) a river of France, which rises in the Pyrénées, and flows N.W. by Toulouse and Bordeaux, below which it is joined by the Dordogne, and their united stream forms the Gironde, which last falls into the Bay of Biscay, abt. 35 m. N.N.W. of Bordeaux. Total length 350 m., nearly 294 of which are navigable. -HAUTE G., a S. dep. of France, b. S. by the Pyrénées; area, 2,369 sq. m.; C. Toulouse. Pop. 493,777. [s. 396] Gar -pike. (Zool.) See SAURIDE. Gar -pike. (Zool.) See SAURIDE. [s. 396]
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