Acheneau
The Acheneau is a river of Loire-Atlantique supplied with the Lac of Large-Place.
At the end of a course of 40 km, after having sprinkled in particular Port-Saint-Father, Rouans, having received the contribution of the Held (coming from the south) and of the White , it is thrown in the the Loire in the north of Rouans. This river has uneven so weak (40 cm from beginning to end), that its course can be reversed when sufficiently important tides influence the level of the river. So that this problem is not reflected on the Lac of Large-Place, a lock was built on the river, in order to control its flow.
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