coteau

Prior to the election, Coteau was a public school trustee.

From Balbigny, the track followed the river to le Coteau via six tunnels.

Look up coteau and château on the Wiktionary.

The area to the south of Parkbeg is termed the Coteau Hills.

Jesuit priests from Grand Coteau began to visit Mermentau in the 1860s.

The Coteau Hills taper off to agricultural plains.

Denis de Coteau conducted Thursday night's performance.

Loess is an easily eroded material, and because of this there are few lakes and wetlands in the inner coteau area.

Although the Maison du Coteau seems iconic to many people now, it did not, of course, to its earliest residents.

(Denis de Coteau conducted with brio himself here.)

At the time of its opening, there were no other bridge crossings between Queenston and Coteau Landing.

These soil types, along with the temperate climate, combine to make perfect growing conditions for tallgrass prairie, which once covered almost the entire inner coteau.

Le Coteau is a commune in the Loire department in central France.

Cora's first major success came with the publication of her first novel Julie by Coteau Books.

Rascle was born in Le Coteau.

One of them chose to establish himself at Coteau du Bois Vert.

In 1857, the Andrézieux to le Coteau line was restructured to allow operation by heavier and faster trains.

The Big Muddy Badlands are within the Missouri Coteau.

Regina: Coteau Books.

Mr. de Coteau also conducted youth orchestras in Germany, Australia and Japan.

Her dancing was always lucid, although the slow tempos taken by the conductor, Denis de Coteau, occasionally caused the action to drag along.

Locks are placed at Coteau, the Cascades and at Long Sault.

Coteau Holmes (unincorporated)

Demaine is a hamlet in the southwest Coteau Hills region of Saskatchewan, Canada.

Highway 1 traverses ranch lands, the Missouri Coteau topographical area, and rolling prairie agricultural plains.