Mont Saint-Quentin in Moselle Valley

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Mount Saint-Quentin (Saint-Quentin Mountain) is a summit that lays in Moselle Valley to the west of the Metz area. Due to its location, it played a strategic role in observation, protection, and communication for the city of Metz located below.

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Mont Saint-Quentin in Moselle Valley
Route Touristique, Metz

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N 49.121666666667 °	E 6.1222222222222 °

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Grande caserne centrale

Route Touristique
57160 Metz
Grand Est, France
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