A Guide to the Departments of Corse – Corsica

 

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A Guide to the Departments of Corse – Corsica

Map of Corsica – Corse

Corse – Corsica is one of the five regions that remained unchanged during the restructuring of France’s regions in January 2016. The regional capital is Ajaccio.

The island of Corse – Corsica is divided into two departments: Haute-Corse (the northern half of the island), and Corse-du-Sud (the southern half).

To find property for sale in this region, please click on the following links;

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View property for sale in Corse-du-Sud >>>

To discover more about this region of France and the departments, click on the articles listed below.

Corse - Corsica
Behind the label: Corsican wine
With its diverse geology and Mediterranean grape varieties, Corsica produces an eclectic array of distinguished tipples. Here we present the ultimate guide to Corsican wines… Read more >>>
Corse - Corsica
Maya’s Corsican Adventure
It has been a few years since I’ve carried a back pack, but when my friend, Rene, invited me to join him and a few of his friends on their yearly trek in Corsica, well, how could I say no?;;; Read more >>>
Corse - Corsica
Chestnuts and charcuterie: Corsican food
Corsican food, a stone’s throw from the heady Mediterranean delights of Italy, takes its cues as much from its rich terroir as the two mainlands that surround it. Corsica’s Mediterranean climate sun-ripens oodles of… Read more >>>

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Charlotte is a freelance writer and photographer, who has been living in France with her family for nearly 15 years. Charlotte has been working with France Media since 2009, firstly as a Moderator on the popular FrenchEntrée.com/forum, of which she now manages the social and technical side, and more recently as the Editor of the French Property and Living Channels of the FrenchEntrée.com website.

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