Fortification--France
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Names and connections
- Narrower: Atlantic Wall (France and Belgium)
- Narrower: Château d'Héricourt (Héricourt, France)
- Narrower: Citadelle de Bastia (Bastia, France)
- Narrower: Essertines Site (France)
- Narrower: Fort Cigogne (France)
- Narrower: Fort de Vaux (France)
- Narrower: Fort de la Conchée (Saint-Malo, France)
- Narrower: Fort du Mont-Valérien (Suresnes, France)
- Narrower: Forteresse de Salses (France)
- Narrower: Gombervaux Site (France)
- Narrower: Hochwald (France : Fortress)
- Narrower: Maginot Line (France)
- Narrower: Mont-Dauphin Fort (France)
- Narrower: Montrond Site (Saint-Amand-Mont-Rond, France)
- Narrower: Vieux-Château de Rougemont Site (France)
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 10090328451321315840 · morton4x16-v1
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