Royon

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Code INSEE	62725
Code Postal	62990
Gentilé	Royonnais

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Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period).

Underwater view of "La Créquoise", a tributary of the Canche in the Pas-de-Calais (department 62, France) on a very encrusted section in a roadside area ("Rue Principale" in village Royon, August 10, 2017) Locally the bottom is completely clogged with a bacterial biofilm (biomineralization), as if a layer of a few millimeters of concrete had been poured. On that day the water is milky (rainy period). par Lamiot (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Addresse : 13 rue du Moulin
62990 Royon
Email : mairie.royon@wanadoo.fr
Téléphone : 03 21 90 66 36
Fax : 03 21 90 66 36
Horaires :
- Le Mardi : 14:00:00 - 18:00:00
- Le Jeudi : 08:00:00 - 12:00:00