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794: 31: 236: 266:, the narces of La Sauvetat, and the Limagne marsh. The others are called "gardes." There are about 150 of them, forming either a chain of small forest-covered hills along a north–south axis or appearing as features in the middle of fields. Most have been cultivated at their base, leaving a forest cover ( 382:
The Devès massif is characterized by a balanced landscape of grassland and cultivated systems. Its forest cover rate of 22% is lower than the average for the Massif Central due to the clearing of ancient forests over the past 150 years. The area has the highest number of plant species in the
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provide a sheltered position leading to reduced precipitation (about 850 mm/year on average). In winter, snow remains on the ground for several months, and the forests and pastures are swept by the
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are dated to 6 million years ago, but most of the volcanic activity occurred between 3.5 and 0.6 million years ago, with two peaks at 1 and 2 million years ago.
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Le Lac du Bouchet (I): environnement naturel et étude des sédiments du dernier cycle climatique : depuis 120000 ans B.P.
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occupied by spontaneous vegetation adapted to wet environments. The most emblematic of the plateau are
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The Devès massif, which is more of a high plateau, is one of the three volcanic massifs of
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term that refers to a "forbidden forest, protected," meaning it is not exploited.
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department, with particularly rich flora and the presence of rare plants such as
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origin. Some of these cones still retain their craters, similar to some
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Meinard, Yves; Thébaud, Gilles; Roux, Camille (14 December 2022).
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It is the largest basalt plateau in the Massif Central. The first
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La Garde des Ceyssoux, 1,064 m (3,491 ft)
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Elevation
Mont Devès
Coordinates
44°56′25″N 3°45′55″E / 44.94028°N 3.76528°E / 44.94028; 3.76528
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Parent range
Massif Central
basalt
plateau
Velay mountains
Massif Central
Haute-Loire
natural region of France
Mont Devès
Occitan
Allier
Margeride
Livradois
Meygal
Loire
Vivarais mountains
Velay
Mézenc massif
eruptions

Rauret
scoria cones
Strombolian
maar

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