下诺曼底




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下诺曼底
Région Basse-Normandie

法國大區


下诺曼底旗幟
旗幟


Basse-Normandie in France.svg

坐标：49°N 1°W / 49°N 1°W / 49; -1
國家
 法国
首府
卡昂
省
卡爾瓦多斯省
芒什省
奧恩省
政府
 • 委員會主席
Laurent Beauvais
（PS，2008年－）
面积
 • 总计
17,589 平方公里（6,791 平方英里）
人口（2007年）
 • 總計
1,453,000
 • 密度
83/平方公里（210/平方英里）
时区
CET （UTC+1）
 • 夏时制
CEST（UTC+2）

下诺曼底（法语：Basse-Normandie）是法国西北部一個大區的名稱，北鄰英吉利海峽與英國相望。下轄卡爾瓦多斯省（14）、芒什省（50）、奧恩省（61）。




目录






  • 1 歷史


  • 2 經濟


  • 3 城堡


  • 4 主要城市


  • 5 参考文献


  • 6 參見





歷史



經濟


下諾曼第的經濟以農業為主，牲畜與乳牛牧場、紡織業和水果栽培業是主要產業。該區的奶油、鮮乳酪（Fromage frais）、軟質乳酪（Soft cheese）、蘋果酒、韭蔥、蕪菁和亞麻的產量領先全國，同時也是全法國飼養馬最多的地區。西部因為有大草原，因此以牧場為主。卡昂附近蘊藏鐵礦。旅遊業也是當地重要產業之一。該區有渡輪直接航向英國（瑟堡-奧克特維爾和兀斯特罕（Ouistreham）兩港）。



城堡




法萊斯城（Château de Falaise）



  • 卡爾瓦多斯省（14）（Calvados）


Caen · Creully · Falaise


  • 芒什省（50）（Manche）


Bricquebec · Gratot · Pirou


  • 奧恩省（61）（Orne）

Domfront


主要城市




  • 阿朗松（Alençon）

  • Argentan

  • 卡昂

  • 瑟堡-奧克特維爾

  • Équeurdreville-Hainneville

  • Flers（英语：Flers, Orne）

  • Hérouville-Saint-Clair


  • 利雪（Lisieux）

  • 聖洛

  • Tourlaville



参考文献





參見




  • 法國大區

    • 諾曼第大區
      • 上諾曼第






















规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb11862364g (data)

  • GND: 4138904-9

  • ISNI: 0000 0001 2169 031X

  • LCCN: n84009132

  • NARA: 10044242

  • NKC: ge349300

  • SUDOC: 026360411

  • VIAF: 139091332



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