Forest of Marly
The forest of Marly , or until the XVIIIe century forest of Cruye , is a National forest of 2000 ha located in the Yvelines at approximately 15 km at the west of Paris, between Saint-Germain-in-Bush hammer and Versailles. It extends over a length from approximately 12 km from is in west on the communes of Louveciennes, Marly-the-King, Saint-Name-the-Bretèche, Feucherolles… It is an old field of Chasse of kings de France, then presidents of the republic. It is notched, since 1935, in all its length by the Autoroute of Normandy (A13).
See too
- Forest
- List of the forests of Yvelines
- List of the principal forests of France
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