Located in France, to the west of Brittany and at the southern entrance to the English Channel, the bay of Morlaix (sometimes referred to as a harbour), is a vast indentation in the northern coast of Finistère between the Léon and the Trégor, in which the Morlaix and Penzé rivers end.
The bay can be globally interpreted as a tectonic ditch with a submeridian orientation, characterized by the placement of Hercynian granites.
Located in France, to the west of Brittany and at the southern entrance to the English Channel, the bay of Morlaix (sometimes referred to as a harbour), is a vast indentation in the northern coast of Finistère between the Léon and the Trégor, in which the Morlaix and Penzé rivers end.
The bay can be globally interpreted as a tectonic ditch with a submeridian orientation, characterized by the placement of Hercynian granites.
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