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SALERS , a See also: village of central See also: France, in the department of See also: Cantal, 30 M
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N. of See also: Aurillac by road
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Pop
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(1906), 659
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Salers See also: dates from the 9th or loth century and its lords were already powerful in the 11th century
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It is finely situated on a See also: plateau overlooking the valley of the Maronne
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It is a quaint old See also: town with a See also: church of the 13th and 15th centuries, remains of its
See also: ancient ramparts and many houses of the 15th and 16th centuries
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Salers has given its name to a celebrated breed of red cattle raised in the See also: district
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