Adjective:

ଆୟତକ୍ଷେତ୍ର |, ଆୟତାକାର,

oulong's Usage Examples:

In the 1820s and 1830s, the Hudson's Bay Company (after it had merged with the Northwest Company) sent canoe brigades from their Fort Coulonge Post to the Mattawa River junction in order to trade furs.

Those urban townships are:BeidouBeigangBudaiCaotunChaozhouChenggongDalinDonggangDounanErlinFenglinGuanshanGuanxiHemeiHengchunHoulongHuweiJijiJinchengJinhuJinshaLukangLuodongPuliSu'aoTianzhongTongxiaoTouchengTukuXihuXiluoXinpuYuanliYuliZhudongZhuolanZhunanZhushanSee alsoIncorporated townTownships of the United StatesTownships The Temple Beth-El (ק.

Campbell's Bay is in the heart of the Pontiac, as it is situated between Shawville and Fort-Coulonge.

Shawville is situated approximately west of Gatineau and southeast of Fort-Coulonge.

It was subordinate to Fort Témiscamingue and Fort Coulonge, but after the arrival of the telegraph in 1871 and the railroad in 1880, it became the headquarters of the Timiskaming District.

The promptest and best-armed response came from the baron of Coulonges, whose services.