Un des plus grands défis technique du 17ème siècle ? - Le canal de Briare

Aujourd’hui, pas question de vous mener en bateau ! Ou plutôt si... je vous emmène faire un tour le long d’un des plus anciens canaux de France : le canal de Briare. Un canal historique, véritable prouesse technologique, qui va servir de modèle à la plupart des canaux français.

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- Pinsseau Pierre, Le canal Henri IV ou canal de Briare, Le livre d'histoire, coll. « Monographies des villes et villages de France », 1943 (réimpr. 1997)
http://catalogue.bpi.fr/tout/recherche?&search_input=canal Briare&search_type=keyword&page_size=undefined&search_operator1=AND&search_input2=&search_type2=keyword&search_operator2=AND&search_input3=&search_type3=keyword&log_ctx=async_search&search_group=g1&filter=&sort_value=relevance&page=1&search_mode=new_search
- Les canaux de Briare, d'Orléans et du Loing, Valérie Mauret-Cribellier, 1996
- Briare, un canal, des émaux, Jean-Yves Montagu, 2000
- Patrimoine fluvial, canaux et rivières navigables, Pierre Pinon, édition Scala, 2005
- Guide fluvial Loire nivernais, édition du Breuil, 2019

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