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<h2>A map of Langourla</h2>
    <h3>24-08-2023</h3>
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    A few years ago I made this map of Langourla using Inkscape.
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    Notably it shows the old roman roads and an estimation of the chemin de St.Gilles from some of the documents found at the BNF.
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    A friend asked me for it last week, so I thought I'd post it here.
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