Les Ordons

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Les Ordons (995 m) is a mountain of the Jura, located north-east of the Col des Rangiers in the canton of Jura. It houses the Les Ordons Transmission Tower.

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N 47.387777777778 °	E 7.2313888888889 °

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Émetteur des Ordons

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Jura, Switzerland
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