Le Marais de Dol
in Dol-de-Bretagne
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The Dol Marshes cover an area of 12,000 hectares. They can be divided into two sections - the Marais Noir (Black Marsh) consisting of peat, which lies around the town of Dol and the Marais Blanc (White Marsh) further North consisting of sea-sand. Mont Dol is an outcrop of granite 65 metres high in the depths of the countryside. It is also a megalithic site (flints, bones dating from the Palaeolithic Era).
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Environment
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