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- The Bay of Bourgneuf (French: Baie de Bourgneuf, French pronunciation: [bɛ də buʁnœf]) is a bay situated on the French Atlantic coast, at the border of the Loire-Atlantique and Vendée departments. In the Middle Ages the bay was known as the baie de Bretagne or baye de Bretagne (Bay of Brittany or Brittany Bay). The bay of Bourgneuf is a vast maritime arc on the French Atlantic coast running from the Pointe Saint-Gildas (south of the Loire estuary) to Beauvoir-sur-Mer and is enclosed by the island of Noirmoutier up to the île du Pilier. It thus includes the south coast of the Pays de Retz, the shore of the Marais breton ('Breton Marshes') and the east coast of Noirmoutier, the latter being connected to the mainland by the notable Passage du Gois and, to the south, the bay connects to the north of the Bay of Biscay by the Strait of Fromentine, crossed by the Noirmoutier Bridge since 1971. Until the Middle Ages the bay extended over a far greater area. Its shores reached the ports of Machecoul and Challans and was dotted with several islands, notably the Isle of Bouin. Silting of the bed of the bay followed by the creation of the polders and salt pans of the Marais Breton and Noirmoutier, significantly reducing the bay's area. (en)
- La baie de Bourgneuf est une baie située sur la côte Atlantique de la France, et qui borde les départements de la Loire-Atlantique et de la Vendée. Au Moyen Âge, cette baie était appelée baie de Bretagne ou baye de Bretagne. (fr)
- ブルニューフ湾（フランス語：Baie de Bourgneuf）は、ユーラシア大陸の北西部に存在する、フランス、大西洋に面した小さな湾の1つである。 (ja)
- Бурнёф — залив на атлантическом побережье Франции, граничит с департаментами Атлантическая Луара и Вандея. (ru)
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- View from the port with flowering bushes in the foreground, the port in middle distance and the bay stretching to the horizon under a blue sky with few clouds (en)
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- View of the bay from the port du Bec at Beauvoir-sur-Mer. (en)
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- Celtic Sea and Bay of Biscay bathymetric map-en.svg (en)
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- France Pays de la Loire (en)
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- Map of the Pays de la Loire region showing the position of the Bay of Bourgneuf on the west coast (en)
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- La baie de Bourgneuf est une baie située sur la côte Atlantique de la France, et qui borde les départements de la Loire-Atlantique et de la Vendée. Au Moyen Âge, cette baie était appelée baie de Bretagne ou baye de Bretagne. (fr)
- ブルニューフ湾（フランス語：Baie de Bourgneuf）は、ユーラシア大陸の北西部に存在する、フランス、大西洋に面した小さな湾の1つである。 (ja)
- Бурнёф — залив на атлантическом побережье Франции, граничит с департаментами Атлантическая Луара и Вандея. (ru)
- The Bay of Bourgneuf (French: Baie de Bourgneuf, French pronunciation: [bɛ də buʁnœf]) is a bay situated on the French Atlantic coast, at the border of the Loire-Atlantique and Vendée departments. In the Middle Ages the bay was known as the baie de Bretagne or baye de Bretagne (Bay of Brittany or Brittany Bay). (en)
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- Bay of Bourgneuf (en)
- Baie de Bourgneuf (fr)
- ブルニューフ湾 (ja)
- Бурнёф (залив) (ru)
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