Voûte de Liverdun 03.jpg
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Français : Tunnel asséché du canal de la Marne au Rhin à Liverdun, vu de l'entrée ouest côté Sous-Vignal. Après la canalisation de la Moselle, la section du canal située entre Toul et Frouard est abandonnée, remblayée en grande partie. Cependant, l'intérieur du souterrain sous la ville médiévale de Liverdun n'est pas comblé mais est fermé par des grilles. Le tunnel mesure 388 mètres de long en ligne droite sous l'éperon rocheux. À la sortie côté est (côté Maladrerie) suit une longue tranchée courbe d'environ 200 mètres. Sur la gauche l'ancien chemin de halage. |
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| Author | Musicaline |
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