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Willem VS
October 6, 2021
Cycling
Originally, Cauville-sur-Mer was divided into hamlets and localities organized into clos-hovels, such as Briquemare, Buglise, Chesnaie, Fleuritte, Marfauville and Tronquay. In 1823, Cauville was born from the merger of three municipalities, Rimbertot, Cauville and Buglise, by royal decree promulgated by King Louis XVIII. In 1913, at the request of the municipal council, the qualifier “sur-Mer” was added to distinguish the town from its namesake located in Calvados.
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May 26, 2021
Cycling
Quiet village at the top of the cliffs, with its center around the Saint-Nicolas Church and its 17th century statues. Cauville-sur-Mer was created in 1823 from the merger of three municipalities, Rimbertot, Cauville and Buglise, by royal ordinance promulgated by King Louis XVIII. Included are hamlets and localities organized in clos-hovels, such as Briquemare, Chesnaie, Fleuritte, Marfauville and Tronquay. In 1913, at the request of the municipal council, the qualifier “sur-Mer” was added to distinguish the town from its namesake located in Calvados. (Wikipedia)
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