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GIVORS

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Originally appearing in Volume V12, Page 56 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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GIVORS  , a manufacturing

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town of south-eastern France, in the department of Rhone, on the railway between Lyons and St Etienne, 14 M . S. of Lyon . Pop . (1906) 11,444 . It is situated on the right
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bank of the Rhone, here crossed by a suspension
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bridge, at its confluence with the Gier and the canal of Givors, which starts at
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Grand Croix on the Gier, some 13 M. distant . The chief
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industries are metal-working,
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engineering-construction and glass-working . There are
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coal mines in the vicinity . On the hill overlooking the town are the ruins of the chateau of St Gerald and of the convent of St Ferreol, remains of the old town destroyed in 1594 .

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