Aube (disambiguation) facts for kids
Aube is a department in the northeastern part of France. It is like a county or a region within the country. The name "Aube" comes from the Aube River, which flows through it.
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What is the Aube Department?
The Aube department is one of 96 departments in mainland France. These departments are used to help organize the country. Aube is part of the larger Grand Est region. It is known for its beautiful countryside and rich history.
Where is Aube Located?
Aube is in the northeast of France. It shares borders with several other departments. These include Marne to the north, Haute-Marne to the east, Côte-d'Or to the southeast, Yonne to the southwest, and Seine-et-Marne to the west. Its location makes it a gateway between different parts of France.
Main City and People
The main city and capital of the Aube department is Troyes. Troyes is a historic city with many old buildings and churches. About 310,000 people live in the Aube department. They are called Aubois (for men) and Auboises (for women).
What Else is Aube?
The word "Aube" can mean a few different things:
- Aube, Moselle: This is a small town, or municipality, in the Moselle department of France.
- Aube, Orne: This is another small town in the Orne department of France.
- Aube (river): This is a river in France. It starts in the Haute-Marne department and flows into the Seine river.
- Théophile Aube (1826–1890): He was a French admiral. An admiral is a high-ranking officer in the navy.
See also
In Spanish: Aube (desambiguación) para niños
