Route Selection
Two time of passage of this bond were studied: time providing for the crossing west of the Seine west of Grand Quevilly Time is passing east of the Grand and Petit Quevilly Quevilly. The western zone was abandoned because of its hills and forest in its path. The time is was chosen because it allows a transition to closer neighbourhood centres of Rouen.
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