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Oise (river), river, western Europe, rising in the Ardennes area of southern Belgium. It flows generally southwest through the French departments of...

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Compiègne, town in north central France, in Oise Department, on the Oise River, at the northwestern edge of the Compiègne Forest, in Île-de-France....

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Aisne (ancient Axona), river, northern France, a tributary of the Oise River. It rises in the Argonne Forest, flows northwest for the first...

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Oise River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Oise river is a right tributary of the Seine River. Its length is 302 km in Belgium and France. Its source is in the Belgian province Hainaut, south of the town Chimay.
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Oise River definition of Oise River in the Free Online Encyclopedia.
Oise River. River, northern France. It is formed by the confluence of two streams, one rising near Chimay in Belgium and the other near Rocroi in France.

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