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Grenoble_flood_1859 area "18.44".
Grenoble_flood_1859 abstract "Historically, centenarian floods did extensive damage in the Isere Valley. In October 1859, it rained continuously for five days. A warm wind melted the snow, and the temperature suddenly increased from 12 to 19 degrees on November 2. The simultaneity of those two events resulted in an exceptional flood. In a single night, the water in Grenoble rose at a rate of 15 to 20 cm per hour.".
Grenoble_flood_1859 area "1.844E7".
Grenoble_flood_1859 arrondissement Grenoble.
Grenoble_flood_1859 country France.
Grenoble_flood_1859 department Is%C3%A8re.
Grenoble_flood_1859 elevation "212.0".
Grenoble_flood_1859 inseeCode "38185".
Grenoble_flood_1859 intercommunality Agglomeration_community_of_the_Grenoble_Alpes_M%C3%A9tropole.
Grenoble_flood_1859 maximumElevation "500.0".
Grenoble_flood_1859 mayor Michel_Destot.
Grenoble_flood_1859 minimumElevation "398.0".
Grenoble_flood_1859 populationTotal "156659".
Grenoble_flood_1859 postalCode "38000, 38100".
Grenoble_flood_1859 region Rh%C3%B4ne-Alpes.
Grenoble_flood_1859 thumbnail Blason_ville_fr_Grenoble_(Isere).svg?width=300.
Grenoble_flood_1859 wikiPageExternalLink Physical-features.
Grenoble_flood_1859 wikiPageID "33530546".
Grenoble_flood_1859 wikiPageRevisionID "589027123".
Grenoble_flood_1859 areaKm "18.44".
Grenoble_flood_1859 arrondissement "Grenoble".
Grenoble_flood_1859 department Isère.
Grenoble_flood_1859 elevationM "212".
Grenoble_flood_1859 elevationMaxM "500".
Grenoble_flood_1859 elevationMinM "398".
Grenoble_flood_1859 hasPhotoCollection Grenoble_flood_1859.
Grenoble_flood_1859 imageCoatOfArms "Blason ville fr Grenoble .svg".
Grenoble_flood_1859 insee "38185".
Grenoble_flood_1859 intercommunality Agglomeration_community_of_the_Grenoble_Alpes_Métropole.
Grenoble_flood_1859 latitude "45.2002".
Grenoble_flood_1859 longitude "5.7222".
Grenoble_flood_1859 mayor Michel_Destot.
Grenoble_flood_1859 name "Grenoble flood 1859".
Grenoble_flood_1859 population "156659".
Grenoble_flood_1859 populationDate "2008".
Grenoble_flood_1859 postalCode "3800038100".
Grenoble_flood_1859 region Rhône-Alpes.
Grenoble_flood_1859 subject Category:Floods_in_France.
Grenoble_flood_1859 subject Category:History_of_Grenoble.
Grenoble_flood_1859 point "45.2002 5.7222".
Grenoble_flood_1859 type Place.
Grenoble_flood_1859 type PopulatedPlace.
Grenoble_flood_1859 type Settlement.
Grenoble_flood_1859 type Wikidata:Q532.
Grenoble_flood_1859 type Place.
Grenoble_flood_1859 type Location.
Grenoble_flood_1859 type _Feature.
Grenoble_flood_1859 comment "Historically, centenarian floods did extensive damage in the Isere Valley. In October 1859, it rained continuously for five days. A warm wind melted the snow, and the temperature suddenly increased from 12 to 19 degrees on November 2. The simultaneity of those two events resulted in an exceptional flood. In a single night, the water in Grenoble rose at a rate of 15 to 20 cm per hour.".
Grenoble_flood_1859 label "Grenoble flood 1859".
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Grenoble_flood_1859 sameAs Q5607495.
Grenoble_flood_1859 sameAs Q5607495.
Grenoble_flood_1859 lat "45.2002".
Grenoble_flood_1859 long "5.7222".
Grenoble_flood_1859 wasDerivedFrom Grenoble_flood_1859?oldid=589027123.
Grenoble_flood_1859 depiction Blason_ville_fr_Grenoble_(Isere).svg.
Grenoble_flood_1859 isPrimaryTopicOf Grenoble_flood_1859.
Grenoble_flood_1859 name "Grenoble flood 1859".