• Starting from the prefecture of Aude department in the lower valley the Aude river joins with the largest rivers, most of them from the Montagne Noire.
  • It gives its name to the Aude department. In ancient times, the Roman’s called Aude “Atax.” Some ancient authors, such as Polybius, named the river Narbôn.
  • The fortified city of Carcassonne and the old bridge crossing the Aude river at night. The source of the Aude in the commune of Les Angles, near Lac d'Aude.
  • Whitewater rafters have two options for Aude River rafting trips. ... The Aude River flows 170 km from its source in the Pyrenees to the Mediterranean Sea.
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  • The Aude River is a river of southern France flowing into the Mediterranean Sea. length 210 km/130 miles. The name comes from the Latin Atax.
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  • The Aude River, as it passes Axat, offers a beautiful 14 km course with rapids, surfing waves and a slalom area.
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  • The river and its soft water are necessary for the life, cultures and vineyards of this area. ... Only three centuries ago the plains of Aude were still a delta.