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The presence on the Cauchois Coast of the town of Fecamp is attested from 875 under the name "super fluvium fiscannum". It will become "Fiscannus" from 990, then slowly drift towards the current appellation.
The existence of Fecamp is linked to two important historical parameters : fishing to feed men and the Viking invasions. But these are far from being the only milestones in the history of this city.
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Caudebec-en-Caux is located on the right bank of the Seine, roughly halfway by land between Le Havre and Rouen. Contrary to what its name indicates, it is not located in the Pays-de-Caux.
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This label is awarded to tourism professionals who meet a set of specifications designed to guarantee the continual improvement of their activity and the satisfaction of tourist customers.
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With the second Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in the world, France is a de facto maritime power. But do you know its coasts ? When it comes to geography, nothing beats a map, right ?
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This label belongs to the French State, which deposited it with the INPI in 2003.
INPI is the French equivalent of the USPTO in the USA or the IPO in UK.
The attribution of the label is subordinated to the implementation of a project of preservation, management and development of the site, responding to the principles of sustainable development.