Chantilly topographic map
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Chantilly
Chantilly straddles the junction of the Paris Basin and the western County of Valois, of which the Nonette River is a boundary. The site of the town was originally a clearing or meadowland, sometimes called a lawn or pelouse, which is mostly occupied today by the racecourse. The remaining open space between the town and the racecourse is always referred to as the "little lawn". The highest point in the area, 112 meters (367 ft), is at Bois Lorris, in Lamorlaye. The lowest elevation is 35 metres (115 ft), at the Canardière on the banks of the Nonette in Gouvieux.
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Name: Chantilly topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 61 m
Minimum elevation: 31 m
Maximum elevation: 116 m
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