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Coast of the coast of Hauts-de-France on the shores of the North Sea and the English Channel north of the France enter here Belgian coast and the Normandy coastline

Understand

  • A coastal town is a municipality along the coast of the ocean or the sea.
  • A seaside resort is a coastal town developed for a main activity, tourism of "sea baths".
  • The name of the coasts is distinguished by an appellation corresponding to their geology, location, color, etc.
  • Reading is counterclockwise

North

North Sea

  • 1 Flanders dune coast Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link – French coast from the Belgian border to Gravelines and Grand-Fort-Philippe in the department of North in the region Hauts-de-France

Seaside resorts and coastal towns of the Flanders dunes coast

  • 1 Bray-Dunes Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Zuydcoote Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Ghyvelde Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Leffrinckoucke Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Malo-les-Bains Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Dunkirk Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Grande-Synthe Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Loon-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Gravelines Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Petit-Fort-Philippe Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort (municipality of Gravelines)
  • Grand-Fort-Philippe Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort

Pas-de-Calais

Handle

  • 2 Opal Coast Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link – From Gravelines, Oye-Plage to the bay of Authie in Berck, Groffiers, in the department of Pas-de-Calais in the region Hauts-de-France

Seaside resorts and coastal towns of the Opal Coast

  • 2 Oye-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Marck Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Calais Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Sangatte Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Blériot-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort (municipality of Sangatte)
  • Escalles Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Wissant Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Tardinghen Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Audinghen Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Audresselles Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Ambleteuse Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Wimereux Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Boulogne-sur-Mer Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • The Portel Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Équihen-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Saint-Etienne-au-Mont Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Ecault Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort (municipality of Saint-Etienne-au-Mont)
  • Neufchâtel-Hardelot Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Hardelot-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort (municipality of Neufchâtel-Hardelot)
  • Dannes Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Camiers Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Sainte-Cécile-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort (municipality of Camiers)
  • Étaples Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Le Touquet-Paris-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Cucq Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality
  • Stella-Plage Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort (municipality of Cucq)
  • Merlimont Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Berck Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Seaside resort
  • Groffliers Logo indicating a wikipedia link – Coastal municipality

Sum

Handle

  • 3 Picardy coast Logo indicating a wikipedia link – From Authie bay from Quend, Fort-Mahon, via Baie de Somme to Mers-les-Bains in the department of Sum in the region Hauts-de-France
  • 4 Marquenterre Park Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link
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