Talk:Château de Morimont

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This article is misnamed: the du should be de and this could be solved by doing a Move. Unfortunately, it is not clear from the article which of two similarly named castles is actually being described. According to the French Ministry of Culture website (see here), in the commune of Oberlarg there are two castles:

a) Château fort de Morimont

b) Ruines du château de Morimont

At first glance they appear to be separate items. I will research further and edit this article, then move it, as necessary. Emeraude 22:58, 19 February 2007 (UTC)

Moving this page to Château de Morimont and then expanding with greater detail. Emeraude 12:31, 21 February 2007 (UTC)