Normandy Michelin Regional Map (Michelin National Map)

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This is a great base from which to explore the sites of the World War II Normandy Invasion as well as the Norman backcountry. The map is presented in a practical slimline format, with a durable weatherproof cover for protection from the elements. The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 (formerly the Distance Selling Regulations) provide consumers with the right to a 'cooling-off' period to allow you to change your mind. These complete rivers include the Seulles, the Orne, the Dives; and also the complete river Odon, from its source to Caen where it joins the river Orne.

The duchy of Normandy shared the same outline as the old ecclesiastical province of Rouen that the Carolingian rulers could not defend against the Breton and Viking attacks.

A big THANK YOU to the United States Army Center of Military History for their help in providing the input for these pages. In addition to Michelin's clear and accurate mapping, this regional map includes all the practical information for a trouble free journey, including major town plans as well as tourism information and camping sites to make the most of your journey. Check out our Normandy, Brittany and Loire Valley tour if you'd like to cover these regions on your next trip to France.

The ViaMichelin map of Normandie: get the famous Michelin maps, the result of more than a century of mapping experience. In addition to Michelin’'s clear and accurate mapping, MICHELIN Zoom map highlights all the leisure activities available, such as golf clubs and tourist trains. The Cote Fleurie is the coastline between the D Day landings and the mouth of the Seine at La Havre. Normandy is located in the north of France on the English Channel east of Brittany as you can see in the map below. Shortly after midnight in the early hours of D-Day, 6 June 1944, three Allied airborne divisions began landing in Normandy.These are very traditional seaside resorts with 19th century buildings overlooking the seafront and colorful umbrellas providing shade on the beach. Le Havre is the largest city in the Haute-Normandie region and has the second busiest port after Marselle. then head over to Le Domaine St-Hippolyte where you can taste Normandy specialties, especially the cheese. German advances at Mortain and Falaise and the eventual allied advancements towards Paris, the Seine and Belgium.