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Saint-Brieuc

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Saint-Brieuc (săN-brēö`), town (1990 pop. 47,370), capital of Côtes-d'Armor dept., NW France, on the Gouet River near its mouth on the Bay of Saint-Brieuc, an arm of the English Channel. Tourism, metallurgy, and textiles are the chief industries. Saint-Brieuc was probably founded in the 5th cent. and grew rapidly after St. Briomach, the Welsh missionary for whom the town was named, built a monastery there (6th or 7th cent.). An episcopal see since the 9th cent., the town was the meeting place for the provincial estates of Brittany in the 17th and 18th cent. Many old houses remain, and there is a Gothic cathedral.
Saint-Brieuc
a market town in NW France, near the N coast of Brittany. Pop.: 46 087 (1999)


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5km stage took the 179 riders from Auray on the South coast of Brittany to Saint-Brieuc in the North.
1) Current affiliation: Centre Hospitalier Saint-Brieuc, Saint-Brieuc, France Francois Legay, * (1) Nicolas Leveque, ([dagger]) Arnaud Gacouin, * Pierre Tattevin, * Julien Bouet, * Remi Thomas, * and Jean-Jacques Chomelt * Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Pontchaillou, Rennes, France; and ([dagger]) Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Edouard Herriot, Lyon, France Dr Legay works in the intensive care unit, Centre Hospitalier Saint-Brieuc, France.
Byline: JON WEST FILIPPO Pozzatto timed his sprint finish to perfection to ride into Saint-Brieuc in front and hand the Fassa Bortolo team their second win of this year's Tour de France.
 
 
 
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