Coutras topographic map

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Lormont lies in a floodplain in the extension area of the 'Entre – Deux – Mers', to confluence the two valleys of the Dordogne and Garonne, this space is made up of recent estuarine sediments. Above 60 meters elevation, the soil consists of a limestone plateau.

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