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Repel: geology and natural hazards

What public services say about the ground beneath the commune (population 83) and the hazards it faces: natural disasters, earthquakes, radon, cavities, clays, groundwater and rocks.

Hazard names and other data are quoted as their producers publish them, in French.

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Repel at a glance

Seismic zone
1 of 5 (very low)
Radon potential
Category 1 of 3 (low potential)
Recognised natural disasters
4 since 1982
Underground cavities recorded
None
Ground movements recorded
None
Risk prevention plans
None

Hazards listed by the French State

Natural and technological hazards to which the commune is exposed, according to the national GASPAR database.

  • Mouvement de terrain: tassements différentiels
  • Radon
  • Transport de marchandises dangereuses

Recognised natural disasters

4 events recognised as a natural disaster by ministerial order since 1982.

  • Inondations et/ou coulées de boue: 4
  • Mouvement de terrain: 1

  1. Mouvement de terrain, Inondations et/ou coulées de boue

    Event from 25/12/1999 to 29/12/1999, order published in the Journal officiel on 30/12/1999.

  2. Inondations et/ou coulées de boue

    Event from 23/05/1983 to 26/05/1983, order published in the Journal officiel on 05/08/1983.

  3. Inondations et/ou coulées de boue

    Event from 01/04/1983 to 28/04/1983, order published in the Journal officiel on 18/05/1983.

  4. Inondations et/ou coulées de boue

    Event from 08/12/1982 to 31/12/1982, order published in the Journal officiel on 06/02/1983.

Earthquakes and radon

Seismic zone

Zone 1 of 5: very low. This regulatory zoning, in force since 2011, sets the rules for earthquake-resistant construction.

Radon potential

Category 1 of 3: low potential. The geological formations have the lowest uranium content. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can build up in poorly ventilated rooms.

Beneath the town hall

What BRGM maps say at the town hall. They describe that single point: elsewhere in the commune, the ground may be quite different.

  • Shrink-swell clays

  • Rising groundwater

  • Underground cavities

  • Ground movements

  • Earthquakes

  • Nature of the ground

Cavities and ground movements

Recorded across the whole commune by BRGM, in its national databases of underground cavities and ground movements.

No underground cavity recorded (quarries, cellars, military works, natural cavities…).

No ground movement recorded (landslides, rockfalls, collapses, mudflows…).

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Risk prevention plans

No risk prevention plan is listed for the commune.

Nearby communes

Sources and limitations

Listed hazards, natural disasters, seismic zoning, radon potential, cavities, ground movements and prevention plans: Géorisques, published by the French ministry for the ecological transition, under Licence Ouverte Etalab 2.0, data accessed on 02/11/2026. Summary beneath the town hall: BRGM map services, queried when the page is displayed. List of communes and populations: API Découpage administratif (geo.api.gouv.fr), d’après le code officiel géographique de l’Insee, version of 30/10/2026.

This information reflects the state of knowledge at the scale of the commune or of a single point. It replaces neither a soil survey nor the official risk statement (état des risques) required for a sale or a rental, which is drawn up on the official French government service.