palace of Neustria. In 1920, British soldiers built a bridge across the Omignon at Tertry. Communes of the Somme department "Répertoire national des élus:...

Trie, the Amboise and l'Avalasse right tributaries: the Germaine, the Omignon, the Cologne, La Tortille, the Ancre, the Hallue, the Nièvre, the Scardon...

which was rejected by Theuderic at Berchar's behest, crossed the river Omignon at the break of dawn and attacked the Neustrians, who believed the battle...

l'Aisne (in French). Retrieved 21 October 2021. "St Martin des prés". Omignon.fr (in French). Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Des villages...

British had lost the line of the Somme, except for a stretch between the Omignon and the Tortille. The fighting and retirements in the face of unceasing...

practical only at the causeways. The bridges over the rivers Germaine, Omignon, Cologne, Tortille and the Canal du Nord were also destroyed and huge craters...

northern France. Devise is situated on the D45 road, on the banks of the Omignon, a tributary of the river Somme, some 14 miles (23 km) west of Saint-Quentin...

of France, especially in the north. Définition 2023. APIC 2018, p. 45. Omignon 2018. Dureau 1894, p. 77. Dureau 1894, p. 78. Dureau 1894, p. 58. Picardie...

Mesnil-Bruntel Davenescourt Mons-en-Chaussée Fignières Athies Montdidier halt Omignon CFN to Amiens Devise CFN Monchy-Lagache Montdidier Fletz-Douvieux MFNGL...

to the modern town of Vermand, was situated on a promontory east of the Omignon river. Fortifications and continuous occupation emerged relatively late...

1918 CCCVII Bde moved back into the line, covering the spur by the River Omignon that 61st (SM) Division had taken over from the French. Here the policy...

to support the font line between the river Somme and its tributary the Omignon some 8.5 miles (13.7 km) east of Saint Quentin, with the artillery being...

however, it is partly surrounded by the Forests of Holnon and Attilly. The Omignon river passes along and forms the northwestern border of the commune through...