La source Dom Pacello - Chateau Gaillard - Amboise - France
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N 47° 24.531 E 001° 00.105
31T E 349247 N 5252536
Château Gaillard, arrosé par une source gauloise cristalline et la rivière de l'Amasse.
Château Gaillard, watered by a crystalline Gallic spring and the river Amasse.
Waymark Code: WMZFZA
Location: Centre-Val-de-Loire, France
Date Posted: 11/05/2018
Views: 6
Credits :
"Amboise, étymologiquement « entre deux eaux », se développe
entre la Loire et l'Amasse. La rivière de l’Amasse traverse la
propriété en coulant d’Est en Ouest.
Château-Gaillard compte de nombreuses sources et l’une
d’entre elle, la source gauloise (900 m), est le point de départ à
la canalisation d’un bras d’eau qui longe les parterres
d’agrément (emplacement de l’ancien vivier) avant de se jeter
dans l’Amasse.
Un relevé hydraulique spécifique à Château-Gaillard pourrait
être réalisé à l’avenir. Le cadastre moderne ne détaille pas
l’emplacement de la source gauloise, ni le bras de rivière
canalisé longeant les parterres d’agrément. Le relevé de
Géoportail ne montre pas les méandres de l’Amasse en amont
de la propriété."
"Amboise, etymologically" between two waters ", develops
between the Loire and the Amasse. The river Amasse crosses the
property flowing from East to West.
Château-Gaillard has many sources and one
of which the Gallic source (900 m) is the starting point for
the channeling of an arm of water that runs along the parterres
(location of the old pound) before throwing
in the Amasse.
A hydraulic survey specific to Château-Gaillard could
to be realized in the future. The modern cadastre does not detail
the location of the Gallic spring, nor the river arm
channeled along the flowerbeds. The statement of
Géoportail does not show the meanders of the Amasse upstream
of the property. "
Public or Private Land?: Private
Public Land Fees?: 12
Private Land access?: http://www.chateau-gaillard-amboise.fr/
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Visit Instructions:
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