Mont des Avaloirs
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- Armorican Massif
The mountain of Avaloirs in Mayenne reaches an elevation of 1,368 feet (417 metres) and is the highest point in the Armorican Massif. Uplands include the hills of ArrĂŠe in Finistère and CĂ´tes-dâArmor and MenĂŠ in CĂ´tes-dâArmor. The basin of Châteaulin occupies much of Finistère and is drainedâŚ
Read MoreThe mountain of Avaloirs in Mayenne reaches an elevation of 1,368 feet (417 metres) and is the highest point in the Armorican Massif. Uplands include the hills of ArrĂŠe in Finistère and CĂ´tes-dâArmor and MenĂŠ in CĂ´tes-dâArmor. The basin of Châteaulin occupies much of Finistère and is drainedâŚ
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FranceThe Massif ArmoricainâŚmassif; its highest point, the Mont des Avaloirs, on the eastern edge of the massif, attains an elevation of 1,368 feet (417 metres). Alternating bands of Paleozoic sediments and granitic rocks give the massif a generally east-west grain, particularly expressed in the headlands and bays of its rugged coast.
Read MoreâŚmassif; its highest point, the Mont des Avaloirs, on the eastern edge of the massif, attains an elevation of 1,368 feet (417 metres). Alternating bands of Paleozoic sediments and granitic rocks give the massif a generally east-west grain, particularly expressed in the headlands and bays of its rugged coast.
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