Lillebonne

Lillebonne is a cooperative in the Seine-Maritime office in the Normandy area in northern France. It lies 5.6 km north of the Seine and 39 km east of Le Havre. It was an authoritative, military and business city found near the Seine. This made it an extraordinary transportation course between Brittany current England and the rest of the Roman Empire. It was additionally a junction of correspondence so as to convey Roman approaches to Harfleur, Etretat, Dieppe, Evreux and Rouen. Lillebonne lies in the valley of the Bolbec River at the foot of lush slopes at the intersection of the D982, D29 and the D81 streets. The recreation center contains a fine barrel shaped keep and different survives from a stronghold established by William the conqueror and revamped in the 13th century.

The Gallo-Roman amphitheater of Lillebonne was worked in the primary century and was adjusted in the 2nd century with the goal that it could be utilized as both an amphitheater and a theater. Some portion of its remaining parts are as yet obvious today from Felix faur square, and the establishments of a portion of its remainders the wings and setting stay under the square. The primary ventures were cotton-turning and the assembling of calico and candles. There was likewise a prosperous assembling of starch having a place with the Legrain family. Petrochemistry is presently the fundamental business in the zone, with a piece of the adjacent Notre-Dame-de-Gravenchon refining and petrochemical complex stretching out over the Lillebonne cooperative.