File:Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal, Québec .jpg

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Description	Pont Jacques Cartier Montréal / Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal, Québec (Canada)
Date	16 July 2007
Source	Photothèque Ministère du Tourisme du Québec / Photothèque Tourism Ministry of Quebec
Author	Desrosiers, Serge ; Parent, Claude
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