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This record is about the France: 'Le Canal Royal de Languedoc Pour la Jonction de l'ocean et de la Mer Mediterranée... dating from 1697 in the series Public Record Office: Maps and plans extracted to rolled storage from various series.... It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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France: 'Le Canal Royal de Languedoc Pour la Jonction de l'ocean et de la Mer Mediterranée Dedié et Presenté a Mgrs des Estats de Languedoc': map of the route of the [Midi] Canal between the River Garonne at Tolouse, and the Mediterranean Sea at Cette (now Sète). Ornamental cartouche, with male and female figures supporting two sailing vessels; arms of nobility, bishops and archbishops. Scale: 6.1 cm to 2 leagues. Compass star. Engraved and printed by J B Nolin, January 1697. 53 insets: (i) Map of the area between the Gironde, Lyon, Marseilles and Pamplona (in Spain), showing communications; scale: 1.1 cm to 10 leagues. (ii) A view of Cette. (iii) Plan of the reservoir at Saint Ferriol; scale: 1 cm to 100 toises. (iv) Plan of the canal passing through Béziers. (v) Plan of the basin at Naurouze; scale: 1.3 cm to 100 toises. (vi) Plan of the mouth of the Garonne River [i.e. of the Gironne Estuary]; scale: 1.4 cm to 1 league. (vii) 47 plans and elevations of aqueducts and locks; scale: 1.1 cm to 8 toises.
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