Argoat

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Argoat (French pronunciation: [aʁɡɔat] ) is the inland part of Brittany in France, in opposition to the coast, Armor. Its name is derived from Breton « ar » (next to) and « koad » (forest, wood). A literal translation would be "[the land] in front of or along the forest edge". It designates lightly wooded land or Bocage. It is a cognate of the Welsh word "Argoed".

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Historic lands of

Brittany

Lower Brittany

Trégor	Upper Trégor • Central Trégor • Lower Trégor
Cornouaille	Aven ( Pays fouesnantais • Pays Melenig) • Bigouden • Bro-Bidar • Bro C'hlazig • Calanhel • Cap Sizun • Chtou • Crozon • Dardoup • Fañch • Fisel • Giz Gouezeg • Kernevodez • Penn Sardin • Poher • Plougastel-Daoulas • Rouzig
Gwened	Bro an Oriant • Bro Kost' ar C'hoad • Bro-Pourlet • Rhuys • Vannes
Léon (Viscounty)	( Bro-Bagan • Lower Léon • Upper Léon (Chelgen)

Upper Brittany

Bro-Naoned	Bro Ankiniz • Bro Gwenrann • Bro Gwiniegi Naoned • Nantais • Bro Redon • Bro-Raez • Bro-Vez • Mitaw
Bro-Roazhon	Bro-Wennel • Gougleiz • Guerchais • Roazhon
Bro-Sant-Brieg	Ar Menez • Bro-Oueloù • Loudieg • Pentevr
Bro-Sant-Maloù	Porhoët • Poudouvre • Rohan • Vro Boualed • Vro Bourpr
Bro-Zol	Clos Ratel

Départements

Côtes-d'Armor •

Finistère •

Ille-et-Vilaine •

Loire-Atlantique •

Morbihan

Other

Argoat • Armorica • Domnonée

Linguistic boundary of Brittany •

Duchy •

Kroaz Du • Kingdom

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