File:MtStMichel-PlanNiveau01-Aquilon.png

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DescriptionMtStMichel-PlanNiveau01-Aquilon.png	Mont Saint-Michel - Plan au niveau de la salle de l'Aquilon. Plan retouché et légendé par fr:Utilisateur:Emdx d'après l'édition anastaltique de "Le Mont Saint-Michel"(1910) de Paul Gout (1852-1923).
Date	28 February 2005
Source	Transferred from fr.wikipedia to Commons.
Author	The original uploader was Emdx at French Wikipedia.

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2005-02-28 04:32 Emdx 1200×839×8 (578857 bytes) Mont Saint-Michel - Plan au niveau de la salle de l'Aquilon

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	Date/Time	Thumbnail	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	17:13, 16 February 2007		1,200 × 839 (565 KB)	EDUCA33E	size up
	06:21, 21 May 2006		600 × 420 (191 KB)	Alexius Manfelt	{{GFDL}} from Wikipedia francaise.