Saint-Cernin
commune in Cantal, France
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Saint-Cernin
Summary
Saint-Cernin is a commune of France[1]. Saint-Cernin has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Saint-Cernin is located in canton of Saint-Cernin[3].
- Saint-Cernin is located in Cantal[4].
- Saint-Cernin is located in arrondissement of Aurillac[5].
- Saint-Cernin is in the country of France[6].
- Saint-Cernin's instance of is recorded as commune of France[7].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Freix-Anglards[8].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Girgols[9].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Jussac[10].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Marmanhac[11].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Saint-Chamant[12].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Saint-Cirgues-de-Malbert[13].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Saint-Illide[14].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Saint-Projet-de-Salers[15].
- Saint-Cernin's shares border with is recorded as Tournemire[16].
- Saint-Cernin's postal code is recorded as 15310[17].
- Saint-Cernin's Commons category is recorded as Saint-Cernin (Cantal)[18].
- Saint-Cernin's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 45.058611111111, 'lon': 2.4208333333333}[19].
- Saint-Cernin's official website is recorded as http://Saint-Cernin.fr[20].
- Saint-Cernin's email address is recorded as mailto:[email protected][21].
- Saint-Cernin has a population of {'amount': '+1118'}[22].
- Saint-Cernin has a population of {'amount': '+1087'}[23].
- Saint-Cernin has a population of {'amount': '+1100'}[24].
- Saint-Cernin has a population of {'amount': '+1072'}[25].
- Saint-Cernin has a population of {'amount': '+1072'}[26].
- Saint-Cernin has a population of {'amount': '+1448'}[27].
Body
Identity
Saint-Cernin's official name is recorded as {'lang': 'fr', 'text': 'Saint-Cernin'}[28].
Why It Matters
Saint-Cernin has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]