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France

La Sèvre nantaise est une rivière de l'Ouest de la France, le dernier affluent d'importance de la Loire avant l'embouchure de cette dernière.

La Sèvre nantaise prend sa source à 215 m d'altitude sur le plateau de Gâtine, au village des Gâs sur la commune de Neuvy-Bouin dans les Deux-Sèvres (voir carte IGN). Elle traverse ensuite les départements de la Vendée, de Maine-et-Loire et de la Loire-Atlantique selon une direction nord-ouest, avant de se jeter dans la Loire à Nantes (quartier Nantes-Sud-Pirmil).

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et le musee?

Copyright: Dieter Kik
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Tags: france; bretagne; loire-atlantique; pays de la loire; pays nantais; nantes; sevre nantais; vieux remorqueur; quai leon secher
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