Touques (river)

The Touques in Pont -l'Évêque

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The Touques is a river in France, which runs in the Basse -Normandie. It originates in the countryside of the Perche, in the municipality of Champ- skin, dehydrated generally north, passing through the Pays d'Auge and ends after 108 kilometers between Deauville and Trouville -sur -Mer in the English Channel. On their way they touched the departments of Orne and Calvados.

History

In the history of the river has a meaning, because near its mouth, the English King Henry V landed on August 1, 1417.

Places on the river

• Champ Skin
• Orgères
• Gacé
• Neuville- sur- Touques
• Fervaques
• Saint -Martin -de- la- Lieue
• Beuvillers
• Saint- Désir
• Lisieux
• Le Breuil -en-Auge
• Pont- l'Évêque
• Saint- Arnoult
• Touques
• Deauville
• Trouville- sur -Mer