Noun
the region of Paris on the southern bank of the Seine; a center of artistic and student life
Source: WordNet19th century On 9 February 1801, the Peace of Lunéville removed the ownership of Aachen and the entire "left bank" of the Rhine from Germany and granted it to France. Source: Internet
A diminutive memorial park is dedicated to Crane along the left bank of the Cuyahoga in Cleveland. Source: Internet
A little downstream from Nanded, the river receives Asna, a small stream, on its left bank. Source: Internet
An attack was made on a wider front along both banks by the Germans at noon on 9 April, with five divisions on the left bank but this was repulsed except at Mort-Homme, where the French 42nd Division was forced back from the north-east face. Source: Internet
An area southeast of the National Park and north of Sanlúcar de Barrameda on the left bank of the River Guadalquivir, that includes a large forest of pines and marshes in Salinas. Source: Internet
Beirut IV, or Furn esh Shebbak, river banks, was also on the left bank of the river and on either side of the road leading eastwards from the Furn esh Shebbak police station towards the river that marked the city limits. Source: Internet