File:RéalisationsUrbaines2ndEmpire.jpg

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Description	Français : Carte des réalisations urbaines à Paris sous le Second Empire. Sur une carte originale réalisée par Mark Jaroski pour Wikitravel.
Date	6 July 2011
Source	Own work
Author	Dimitri Destugues

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