Louse

Louse

Aulouze

Aulouze
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Caractéristiques
Longueur 15,3 km
Bassin  ?
Bassin collecteur Adour
versant gauche
Débit moyen  ?
Régime régime pluvial
Cours
Se jette dans le gave de Pau
Géographie
Pays traversés France

L'Aulouze[1] ou Rieutort est un petit affluent droit du gave de Pau entre l'Ousse des Bois et la Géüle.

Sommaire

Étymologie

Son nom est à rapprocher de celui de l'Aulouste, affluent du Gers.

Géographie

L'Aulouze naît à Denguin sous le nom de Rieu Tort, collecte les eaux en provenance des alentours de Labastide-Monréjeau, passe au nord de Labastide-Cézéracq, puis longe le gave au sud d'Artix pour confluer à Lacq.

Principaux affluents

Notes et références

  1. Auloze (1352), l'Aulosa (1538), l'Aulous sur la carte de Cassini, Louse, l'Aulouse pour Paul Raymond.
  • Portail de l’eau Portail de l’eau
  • Portail des Pyrénées-Atlantiques Portail des Pyrénées-Atlantiques
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