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| The Count's Castle rises up in the centre of the city. It is a veritable fortress in the heart of the fortress, around which the houses and streets huddle surrounded by a first wall fortified with ramparts. Outside this wall are the lists then a second line of fortifications.
This is only a theoretical boundary and we should add a final circle surrounding, immediately beside the walls, a few farms and the suburbs of Trivalle and the Barbican. The nearby river Aude and the Old Bridge which spans it, are the outermost bounds of the Urban Area.
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