The Auvergne contains the départements of Allier

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The Auvergne contains the départements of Allier (03), Cantal (15), Haute-Loire (43) and Puy-de-Dôme (63) at the heart of the suitably named Massif Central range of focal France. The area is comprised of a wide range of sorts of scene, with stunning view - mountains, steep crevasses, tumbling streams, numerous lakes and broad wild timberlands ... also, numerous terminated volcanoes, up to statures of 1,885m (6,180ft) around Clermont-Ferrand, the capital city of the locale.

The Vulcania amusement park praises the numerous fountains of the Auvergne with a guided visit which slides towards the focal point of the earth inside a wiped out well of lava cavity. With reproductions of volcanic ejections, and magma streams, the beginnings of our nearby planetary group and study of the earth and of the univers are explored.The most surely understood and noteworthy of the volcanic cones ("puys") is the Puy de Dôme near Clermont-Ferrand, one of the flight focuses for pilgims joining the Chemin St Jacques "By means of Podiensis" course to the place of worship of St James at Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain.