What is Côte-d'Or?
Q: What is Côte-d'Or?
A: Côte-d'Or is a department in eastern France. It was one of the 83 first French departments made during the French revolution and one of the eight departments of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region.
Q: What is the prefecture (capital) of Côte-d'Or?
A: The prefecture (capital) of Côte-d'Or is Dijon.
Q: What are the inhabitants of this department called?
A: The inhabitants of this department are called Costaloriens (women:Costaloriennes) or Côte d'Oriens (women:Côte d'Oriennes).
Q: Where is Côte-d'Or located?
A: Côte-d'Or is located in eastern France.
Q: How many departments were created during the French Revolution?
A: During the French Revolution, 83 departments were created.
Q: What region does Cote d’or belong to?
A:Cote d’or belongs to Bourgogne Franche Comté region.
Q:What does “Cote d’or” mean literally ?
A:Literally, "Cote d’or" means "Slope of Gold" or "Golden Slope".
