Plateau de Langres

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Plateau de Langres is a high limestone plateau in northeastern France known as an important watershed that gives rise to several major rivers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
plateau
administrativeRegion France’s north-eastern departments
biodiversity calcareous grasslands
mixed deciduous forests
climate continental influenced climate
composition limestone
country France
drainsTo English Channel via Seine
Mediterranean Sea via Rhône and Saône NERFINISHED
North Sea via Meuse
elevation approximately 400–500 metres above sea level
geology Mesozoic limestone
highestPoint around 500 metres above sea level
historicalImportance strategic position controlling routes between north and south of France
hydrologicalRole triple divide between Seine, Meuse and Rhône basins
knownFor being an important watershed
source region of several major rivers
landUse agricultural land
forests
locatedIn Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
Grand Est NERFINISHED
northeastern France
near Langres plateau fortifications NERFINISHED
city of Langres NERFINISHED
partOf Langres region NERFINISHED
Paris Basin margin NERFINISHED
region Côte-d'Or department NERFINISHED
Haute-Marne department NERFINISHED
Haute-Saône department NERFINISHED
riverSource Aube NERFINISHED
Marne NERFINISHED
Meuse NERFINISHED
Moselle tributaries
Saône NERFINISHED
Seine NERFINISHED
separates Paris Basin NERFINISHED
Saône trench
terrain deeply incised valleys
high plateau
usedFor cereal cultivation
pastoral farming
watershedBetween Marne basin NERFINISHED
Meuse basin NERFINISHED
Saône basin NERFINISHED
Seine basin NERFINISHED

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Aube River sourceLocation Plateau de Langres