Lacabarède

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Lacabarède is a small commune in southern France, known historically as the birthplace of Jean Calas, whose controversial trial became a landmark case in Voltaire’s fight against religious intolerance.

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Lacabarède canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf commune of France
administrativeStatus commune
birthPlace Lacabarède
climate oceanic-influenced climate
relatively high rainfall
country France
elevationMaximum ~1000 metres
elevationMinimum ~280 metres
governmentForm municipal council
hasEconomicActivity forestry
rural tourism
small-scale agriculture
hasNotablePerson Jean Calas
hasReligiousHeritage Roman Catholic parish church
historicallyKnownFor being the birthplace of Jean Calas
inseeCode 81123
languageRegion Occitan-speaking area
locatedIn Massif Central foothills
Occitanie region
linked to: Occitanie

Tarn department
southern France
linked to: Southern France

southwestern Massif Central
locatedNear Montagne Noire
locatedOn Thoré river
linked to: Thoré River
partOf arrondissement of Castres
canton of Mazamet-2 Vallée du Thoré
populationCharacteristic small population
postalCode 81240
region historical province of Languedoc
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Jean Calas placeOfBirth Lacabarède
Jean Calas placeOfBirth Lacabarède
subject linked to: Calas
Jean Calas birthPlace Lacabarède
subject linked to: Lacabarède