L'Allier en crue
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JMRetSB
N 46° 00.613 E 003° 28.288
31T E 536500 N 5095290
Quelques crues significatives de l'Allier depuis 200 ans.
Waymark Code: WMF5KJ
Location: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Date Posted: 08/27/2012
Views: 6
L'Allier is one of the last remaining wild rivers in Europe and contains a unique wildlife (especially birds). The term 'wild' means that the river is quite free méandrer or widely spread on the surface according to its flow. The hydrological regime of the Allier is a rainfed submitted oceanic climate. Floods are formed during long rainy periods ranging generally from November to April and most often the Atlantic Ocean.
Natural or man made event?: Natural
What type of marker?: height poles
When did this occur?: May 30, 1856
Website related to the event..: Not listed
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Visit Instructions:
A picture showing the level along with any markers telling of what had occurred can be used. Better yet would be a picture of you or someone standing next to the high level mark, that would show if you would have been just wading or completely submersed.