This river's namesake tidal bore, also called le mascaret, was eliminated by the early 70s due to dredging.
This river's namesake tidal bore, also called le mascaret, was eliminated by the early 70s due to dredging. Rising on the Langres plateau, and repeatedly used by Viking conquerors, this river's many [*] bridges include the cable-stayed Pont de Normandie and the Pont Neuf. An intellectual hotbed along this river, which empties at Le Havre in the north, was the Left Bank, and it originates in the Burgundy Alps. For 10 points, name this second-longest river in France, which flows through Paris.
This river's namesake tidal bore, also called le mascaret, was eliminated by the early 70s due to dredging.
{Seine} River