Description
Lancosme, a seigneury dating back to the 13th century, extended over a large part of the Lancosme Forest. The Lancosme Forest, from the Latin “longus ulmus” (long elm), is the largest forest in the Brenne region, covering approximately 4,000 hectares. The 15th-century castle on the banks of the Claise River served as the site of an agricultural school from 1945 to 1985. Characterized by a predominance of pine trees (due to the modernization of forestry in the 19th century), the forest can be divided into four major landscape categories: - deciduous stands (pedunculate oaks, ash trees, alders, etc.), - dense conifer plantations (Scots pine and maritime pine), - clearings, logged areas, and young plantations (heather, broom, brambles, ferns, etc.), - wetlands (Fosse Noire Pond, the for
Localisation
Start : VENDOEUVRES
Lat : 46.7983039 Lon : 1.35675842
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