Analysis reveals the rich hedgerow density in Normandy, indicating diverse agricultural influences.
With approximately 171,000 km of hedgerows, Normandy is the third most bocage-rich region in France. The average density of Norman hedgerows (estimated at 57 m ha-1) is well above the national average (28 m ha-1). The region is characterized by a heterogeneous distribution of hedgerow lengths across departments, a landscape legacy reflecting the evolution of agricultural practices.
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