In Europe, many studies about landslides have been performed in mountainous environments. However, a large proportion of sloping hilly valleys in Western Europe are also affected by slope instabilities. This paper presents a first attempt of landslide susceptibility mapping on a selected representative area of 24 km² located in the Pays d'Auge plateau in Normandy (France). The main objective is to define a quick reproductive indirect mapping technique at 1:10.000 scale with a set of rapid available data. The technique could be used as an operational mapping technique. In this case, only shallow landslide susceptibility was assessed by the logistic regression technique. The conclusions show interesting results in terms of high susceptibility areas locations, nevertheless, the model performances can still be improved by the introduction of new dataset.