#Avran

• Avran — A proper name with historical, toponymic, or linguistic significance; in European cartography and regional history, it represents an ancient graphic variant, a phonetic alteration of certain localities (such as the region or town of Avranches in Normandy, France), or a rare proper name attested in medieval transition documents, having Celtic or Indo-European roots linked to watercourses or fortified settlements.
• Avranches — A historical town, commune, and former bishopric in the Manche department, Normandy region, situated in northwestern France. Perched on a strategic hill offering a spectacular panorama over the Mont-Saint-Michel bay, the town is famous in world history for housing the precious medieval manuscripts of the Mont-Saint-Michel abbey, for its role in the reconciliation of King Henry II of England after the murder of Thomas Becket, and for its tactical importance in the Allied military breakthrough during World War II (Operation Cobra).