Talk:Barraux
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User:Chris5897 asserted on my usertalk that he recieved permission for the text/images here. I've recieved confirmation, which will be passed to the OTRS. As their backlog is long, I've restored the article pending response. The confirmation response follows. -- Consumed Crustacean (talk) 19:11, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
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on behalf of Atelier des Dauphins, I give permission to use the contents of our website, including pictures. Please note that there are a few spelling mistakes in the Location paragraph. Below is a corrected version: Barraux has the village of Chapareillan to the north; La Buissiere, Le Boissieu and La Flachere to the south; Pontcharra to the east and Sainte-Marie-du-Mont, on the Plateau dee Petites Roches to the west. It is situated in the valley of the Gresivaudan through which the Isère river flows. In the History section, the village existed long before the Fort, so this section is to be revised entirely (but its contents doesn't come from our website). Thanks Herve Tardy for Atelier des Dauphins |
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