Map Haute Normandie France for Printing

Carte imprimable — Haute Normandie France

Une carte imprimable éditable de Haute Normandie France servant de base fiable pour imprimé et numérique. Berges et parcs reçoivent une séparation accrue pour un meilleur contraste. Ponts et tunnels sont isolés pour garder des itinéraires lisibles après recolorisation. Les couches séparent artères et voirie locale, quartiers, hydrographie, parcs et repères. Le fichier accepte grilles, légendes et encarts sans redessiner la base. Les libellés de quartiers sont disposés pour éviter les collisions dans les centres denses.

Économise de la prépresse en limitant les corrections et en stabilisant la hiérarchie. Utile pour guides, infographies urbaines, présentations et communication municipale. La carte s’intègre aux flux DTP et SIG usuels. La palette et les icônes de marque s’appliquent facilement; export net pour print/web. La lisibilité tient sur flyers et grands posters d’accueil.

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.
Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.

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