Seine is a big river in northern France, with a total length of 776.6 kilometers, with a total basin area of 78.700 square kilometers including tributaries. It is one of the rivers with a long history in Europe, and its drainage pipe network accounts for most of the inland river shipping volume in France. Since the early Middle Ages, Paris has been built on some major ferries of rivers, and the interdependence between rivers and cities is close and inseparable.

The Seine River originates from the Le Lang Plateau in Codol, Burgundy, with an altitude of 47 1 m and a total length of 776 km. When it flows through the porous limestone village on the other side of Cha Stylen, it is still a small stream, and then it gathers into a big river.

Brief introduction to the contribution of the Seine;

The Seine is a freight channel. It connects Paris with the sea and the great seaport le havre. Although it is about 12 1 km from the sea, Paris was the main seaport of France in the16th century and le havre in the19th century.

A ship with a draft of 3.2 meters can reach the pier in Paris. Most of the freight is mainly heavy petroleum products and building materials, which can reach the main Paris port facilities in Geneva. The downstream water system of the Seine River can reach the Rhine River through the Marne River, and the shipping waterway of Belgium can be connected through the Vaz River. Seine River is an important resource for coastal residents.

Large power stations, whether thermal or nuclear, draw cooling water from Hanoi. Half of the water used around Paris (including industrial and residential water) comes from the water used in this area between the Seine, Rouen and le havre.

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