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Cher River
(redirected from River Cher)

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Cher River

River, central France. Rising in the northwest of the Massif Central, it flows northwest, passing through Chenonceaux, where it is bridged by a historic chateau, then passes south of Tours to join the Loire River after a course of 217 mi (349 km).
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Aside from castles, the Chemonceau gardens will provide you a fantastic view of the River Cher.
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Go a little further south, cross the River Cher, another tributary of the Loire, and you're into the vineyards of Valancay, where the best white wine is an attractive blend of Sauvignon Blanc, rounded out with Chardonnay.
Jasnieres is a Loire unto itself; WINE by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Chenonceau, meanwhile, spans the River Cher, and Cheverny is one of the most sumptuously furnished chateaux in France.
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