Marais Poitevin

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Marais Poitevin is a vast, low-lying wetland in western France famed for its network of canals, rich biodiversity, and nickname "Green Venice."

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Marais Poitevin wetland area 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf regional natural park
wetland
climate oceanic climate
country France
designationYear 1979
ecosystemType freshwater marsh
peat bog
fauna European eels NERFINISHED
egrets
herons
otters
hasPart canal network
drainage ditches
polders
reed beds
wet meadows
importantFor flood control
migratory birds
water management
knownFor network of canals
rich biodiversity
rural landscapes
traditional flat-bottomed boats
locatedIn Charente-Maritime department NERFINISHED
Deux-Sèvres department
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Pays de la Loire NERFINISHED
Vendée department NERFINISHED
western France NERFINISHED
mainEconomicActivity agriculture
fishing
tourism
nativeName Marais poitevin NERFINISHED
nickname Green Venice NERFINISHED
partOf Poitou region NERFINISHED
protectedStatus Parc naturel régional du Marais poitevin NERFINISHED
reDesignationYear 2014
threat drainage for agriculture
habitat fragmentation
water pollution
touristActivity boat trips
cycling
hiking
traversedBy Autise River NERFINISHED
Sèvre Niortaise NERFINISHED
Vendée River NERFINISHED
vegetation ash trees
poplars
water lilies
willows

Referenced by (6)

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Vendée hasMarshlandArea Marais Poitevin
Deux-Sèvres department knownFor Marais Poitevin
subject surface form: Deux-Sèvres
this entity surface form: Marais Poitevin wetland area
Deux-Sèvres department contains Marais Poitevin
subject surface form: Deux-Sèvres
Charente-Maritime hasProtectedArea Marais Poitevin
French Atlantic coast hasProtectedArea Marais Poitevin
Luçon regionType Marais Poitevin