Marsch
Marsch (pl., marschen ) indicates Marais drained and protected by Digue S. the marshen cover approximately 8.000 km ² in the vicinity and on the German Littoral of the the North Sea.
They are of two kinds: maritime (Seemarschen) or along the large rivers (Flussmarschen): Ems, Weser, Elba. Composed of fine alluvia rich in organic matters, the marschen are fertile agricultural soils, largely higher than the grounds of Geest, located behind. They are rich agricultural areas where the fight against the sea is permanent. The seemarschen are the field of average properties where are practiced an intensive agriculture (Avoine, Orge, Betterave S, grass) and a breeding Bovin of great quality. On the other hand, the flussmarschen were directed, with the accesses of the big cities, towards the vegetable cultures and Fruit ières.
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