Talk:Pra-Loup

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Pra Loup is a place, a ski resort, that is used as a finish in the Tour de France. This page is not spam, it is a cross-reference to a major cycling article. Eddy Merckx.

If the name is also used by a commercial company, of which I currently know nothing, then so be it. It is common practice for commercial organisations to be named after their location.

I will shortly add coordinates and further location detail. This article is one of a series that locates and summarises the major locations/climbs of the Tour de France eg Col du Tourmalet. Autodidactyl (talk) 15:45, 19 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]