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'''Rhône-Alpes''' is one of the 26 ''[[France#Regions|régions]]'' of [[France]], located on the eastern border of the country, towards the south. The ''région'' was named after the Rhône River and the Alps mountain range.  Its capital, [[Lyon]], is the second-largest metropolitan area in France after [[Paris]].
'''Rhône-Alpes''' ([[Arpitan]]: ''Rôno-Arpes''; [[Occitan]]: ''Ròse-Aups'') is a region in [[France]], located on the eastern border of the country, towards the south. The region was named after the Rhône River and the Alps mountain range.  Its capital, [[Lyon]], is the second-largest metropolitan area in France after [[Paris]].


==Departments==
==Departments==
Rhône-Alpes is made up of the following departments:
Rhône-Alpes is made up of the following departments:
* [[Ain]] (01). Capital: [[Bourg-en-Bresse]]
* Ain (01). Capital: Bourg-en-Bresse
* [[Ardèche]] (07). Capital: [[Privas]]
* Ardèche (07). Capital: Privas
* [[Drôme]] (26). Capital: [[Valence, Drôme|Valence]]
* Drôme (26). Capital: Valence
* [[Isère]] (38). Capital: [[Grenoble]]
* Isère (38). Capital: Grenoble
* [[Loire]] (42). Capital: [[Saint Etienne]]
* Loire (42). Capital: Saint Etienne
* [[Rhône (département)|Rhône]] (69). Capital: [[Lyon]]
* Rhône (69). Capital: [[Lyon]]
* [[Savoie]] (73). Capital: [[Chambéry]]
* Savoie (73). Capital: Chambéry
* [[Haute Savoie]] (74). Capital: [[Annecy]]
* Haute Savoie (74). Capital: Annecy
==Best Teams of Rhône-Alpes==
==Famous Teams of Rhône-Alpes==
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*[[David1980]], owner of Asse-Online Football Club (47240) was coached U-20 National team for two mandates
 
=== Cup Champions ===
*Axium under the ownership of Jean Alain became Cup Champions season 28
*Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 20
*Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 19
*Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 17
*Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 16
 
=== Championnat winners ===
* [[FC Alexandretta]] {{Teamid|961594}} finished as number 1 in Championnat season 67
* [[*DreamTeam69*]] finished as number 1 in Championnat season 60
* Caliente Team {{Teamid|295448}} finished as number 1 in Championnat season 57 and 58
* RC Vinzos {{Teamid|590273}} finished as number 1 in Championnat season 53
*Nappes Xcutors finished as number 1 in Championnat season 19 & 21
* Sollet FK {{Teamid|8914}} finished as number 1 in Championnat season 18
* Lyon Bad Boys {{Teamid|8920}} finished as number 1 in Championnat season 15
* Lyon {{Teamid|8917}} finished as number 1 in Championnat season 11 & 13
 
==Regional federations==
==Regional federations==
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[[Category:Regions France]]
[[Category:Regions France]]

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Rhône-Alpes
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Location of Rhône-Alpes
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Continent: Europe
Zone: Latin Europe
Country:  France
Latitude: 45°45' 35 N
Longitude: 04°50' 32 E
Number of teams: 3328
Time zone:
updated: 11 November 2006

Rhône-Alpes (Arpitan: Rôno-Arpes; Occitan: Ròse-Aups) is a region in France, located on the eastern border of the country, towards the south. The region was named after the Rhône River and the Alps mountain range. Its capital, Lyon, is the second-largest metropolitan area in France after Paris.

Departments

Rhône-Alpes is made up of the following departments:

  • Ain (01). Capital: Bourg-en-Bresse
  • Ardèche (07). Capital: Privas
  • Drôme (26). Capital: Valence
  • Isère (38). Capital: Grenoble
  • Loire (42). Capital: Saint Etienne
  • Rhône (69). Capital: Lyon
  • Savoie (73). Capital: Chambéry
  • Haute Savoie (74). Capital: Annecy

Famous Teams of Rhône-Alpes

  • David1980, owner of Asse-Online Football Club (47240) was coached U-20 National team for two mandates

Cup Champions

  • Axium under the ownership of Jean Alain became Cup Champions season 28
  • Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 20
  • Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 19
  • Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 17
  • Nappes Xcutors under the ownership of Marcus Andersson became Cup Champions season 16

Championnat winners

  • FC Alexandretta (961594) finished as number 1 in Championnat season 67
  • *DreamTeam69* finished as number 1 in Championnat season 60
  • Caliente Team (295448) finished as number 1 in Championnat season 57 and 58
  • RC Vinzos (590273) finished as number 1 in Championnat season 53
  • Nappes Xcutors finished as number 1 in Championnat season 19 & 21
  • Sollet FK (8914) finished as number 1 in Championnat season 18
  • Lyon Bad Boys (8920) finished as number 1 in Championnat season 15
  • Lyon (8917) finished as number 1 in Championnat season 11 & 13

Regional federations


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