Map Haute Normandie France for Printing

Haute-Normandie was one of the former administrative regions of France. It’s important to note that in 2016, the administrative regions of France were reorganized, and Haute-Normandie, along with Basse-Normandie, was merged to form the new administrative region of Normandy.

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Here is a brief overview of some of the main cities and railroads in the historical region of Haute-Normandie:

Main Cities:

1. Rouen:
   • Rouen is the historical capital of Normandy and the largest city in Haute-Normandie.
   • It is known for its stunning Gothic architecture, including the famous Rouen Cathedral.
   • The city has a rich history, with many medieval and Renaissance buildings.
   • Rouen is an important industrial and commercial center.
2. Le Havre:
   • Le Havre is a major port city located on the English Channel.
   • The city is known for its modernist architecture and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
   • Le Havre is an important transportation hub with ferry connections to the United Kingdom.
3. Caen:
   • While Caen is more commonly associated with Basse-Normandie, it is worth mentioning due to its historical significance.
   • The city has a rich history, including the Battle of Normandy during World War II.
4. Évreux:
   • Évreux is the capital of the Eure department in Haute-Normandie.
   • It has a cathedral and several medieval buildings, contributing to its historical charm.

Railroads:

The railway network in Haute-Normandie was well-developed, connecting major cities and facilitating transportation within the region. Some key features included:

1. Rouen-Rive-Droite Station:
   • Rouen is a central hub for rail transportation in the region.
   • The Rouen-Rive-Droite Station is one of the main railway stations, providing connections to other cities in France.
2. Le Havre Station:
   • Le Havre has a significant railway station, connecting the city to the national and regional rail network.
3. Évreux-Normandie Station:
   • Évreux has a railway station, providing transportation links to other cities in the region and beyond.
4. Regional Rail Network:
   • The regional rail network in Haute-Normandie facilitated travel between smaller towns and cities in the region.