Granville

Granville is a commune within the Manche branch and area of Normandy in north-western France. Chef lieu of the canton of Granville and seat of the Communaute de communes de Granville, Terre et Mer it is a seashore lodge and fitness motel of Mont Saint-Michel Bay at the stop of the Cote des Havres a former cod fishing port and the first shellfish port of France. It is once in a while nicknamed Monaco of the north by distinctive feature of its place on a rocky promontory. According to a legend regarding the Mont Saint-Michel Bay.

Granville and the insular area of Chausey were covered inside the Forest of Scissy sunken in 709. Granville, inside the coronary heart of the land, would then emerge as like Dinard and Saint Malo a coastal town called Roque de Lihou. The commune has on its territory, in association with Avranches, a sanatorium centre with a capability of 742 beds, supplying services of wellknown medicinal drug, surgical treatment, gynaecology and obstetrics, cardiology and SMUR. The centre is likewise ready with a scanner. In 2007, a ministerial choice encouraged the closure of the maternity of the communal hospital carrying 410 deliveries per year.