Blanc-Mesnil

1822 disestablishments in FranceArrondissement of Dieppe geography stubsFormer communes of Seine-MaritimePopulated places disestablished in 1822

Blanc-Mesnil is a village and former commune in the Seine-Maritime department, northwestern France. Since 1822, it is part of Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer.

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Blanc-Mesnil
Route de la Mer, Dieppe

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N 49.909444444444 °	E 0.96444444444444 °

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Route de la Mer 531
76119 Dieppe
Normandy, France
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