File:Viaduc de Millau 1.jpg
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| Description | Le Viaduc de Millau |
| Date | 18 June 2006 |
| Source | Own work (photo personnelle) |
| Author | Vincent |
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free of rights |
car le pont est strictement beau et a regarder
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