Lorgues topographic map
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Lorgues
In terms of geology Lorgues is, for the most part, underlain by Triassic and Jurassic limestones which give rise to gentle hills and narrow flat-bottomed valleys, the most important of which are the valleys of the rivers Argens and Florièye which border the commune on the south and east. The town centre stands at an elevation of 210m, with the hill of Saint Ferréol to the east rising to 320m.
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Name: Lorgues topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 189 m
Minimum elevation: 50 m
Maximum elevation: 428 m
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