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Champagne-Ardenne forms the plains east of the Paris basin. Its other chief towns are Épernay, Saint-Dizier, Chaumont, and Troyes, the latter being the capital of the ancient province of Champagne. The region was the scene of bitter fighting between the French and German armies during World War I, in particular the two Battles of Champagne fought December 1914March 1915 and SeptemberOctober 1915.
Blue stands for water and rain. Black and white represent the racial harmony of the people. Effective date: 30 September 1966.
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