Deûle
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Deûle is a river of the northern France from which the main part of the course is channeled today (from Lens to Lille ). In its upstream part, it is still partly with the free air and known under the name of Souchez.

Souchez is consisted of the meeting, in the village of the same name, of two brooks, Carency and Saint-Nazaire.

The channeled part comprises two branches:

• the creek with large gauge known as of High Deûle which ensures the connection between the Lily channeled and Scarpe (Douai),
• the creek of Lens or Souchez according to places'.

Downstream immediate of Lens, the channel has the effect of being in heightening compared to the close grounds. It is the consequence of mining depressions .

Deûle does not profit yet from diagram and the management of water ).

External link

• http://www.eau-artois-picardie.fr/edition/magazine/cc30/etude.htm (in French)

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