The Doubs has an impressive source.

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In the karst region of the French Jura, a river originates that breathtakingly makes its way through the Jura.

A typical karst landscape with bizarrely shaped rocks is traversed by the Doubs along wide parts of its upper course.

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The Doubs has an impressive source. As a karst river, it emerges as a fairly large river from its spring cave near Mouthe. Near Pontarlier, large amounts of its water seep underground and reappear at the karst spring of the Loun. Although the Doubs is 453 km long, due to its M-shaped course, the source and mouth are only 90 km apart. Source de Doubs on 17.08.2011

André Breutel http://www.breutel.de 18.09.2011, 809 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated

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