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Français : Diocèses primitifs couvrants le département de la Loire.

Légende

  • Vert : Diocèse de Lyon.
  • Bleu teinte 1/Très clair : Diocèse de Vienne. (Au sud-est).
  • Bleu teinte 2/Ciel : Diocèse d'Autun. (Commune unique d'Urbise au nord-ouest).
  • Bleu teinte 3 : Diocèse de Mâcon. Nord-Est.
  • Orange : Diocèse du Puy.
  • Marron : Diocèse de Clermont.

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  • Robert Bouiller, Découpages religieux du territoire : L'exemple du département de la Loire. In Médioromanie. Numéro 2 - Territoires et découpages - Acte des 2èmes rencontres médioromanes de Souvigny (27 et 28 Avril 2002 ; publication en 2003.
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