Alta Normandía

Also known as Haute-Normandie, Haute Normandie

antigua región de Francia

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Upper Normandy was a former administrative region in northern France that existed until 2016, when it was merged with Lower Normandy to create the larger Normandy region. It was historically significant as part of the Normandy area, which has played an important role in French history and culture.

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Instance of: historical region
Official name: Haute-Normandie
Country: France
Located in: France
Contains: Eure
Capital: Rouen
Population: 1849652
Area: 12317
Time zone: UTC+02:00
Shares border with: Lower Normandy
Official website: www.region-haute-normandie.com
Image: Rouen France-Conseil-Régional-de-Haute-Normandie-01.jpg

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native label: Haute-Normandie
Commons category: Haute-Normandie
topic's main category: Category:Upper Normandy
Commons gallery: Haute-Normandie
start time: 1972-07-09
end time: 2016-01-01
replaced by: Normandy
inception: 1960-06-04
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 2015-12-31

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Alta Normandía (en francés: Haute-Normandie) fue una región de Francia creada en 1956, cuando Normandía se dividió en Baja Normandía y Alta Normandía. Abarcaba dos departamentos: el de Sena Marítimo y el de Eure. Correspondía a la parte oriental de la antigua provincia de Normandie. La ciudad principal es Ruan. En el marco de la reforma territorial francesa de 2014, la Baja Normandía se fusionó con la Alta Normandía el 1 de enero de 2016 para formar la región de Normandía.

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