Villiers, Indre

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Villiers (French pronunciation: [vilje]) is a commune in the Indre department in central France.

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Villiers, Indre
D 18, Le Blanc

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N 46.8881 °	E 1.1858 °

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D 18
36290 Le Blanc
Centre-Val de Loire, France
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