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Description	Elévation comparative de la pile P2 du viaduc de Millau (France), la plus haute pile de pont au monde, avec la Tour Eiffel (Paris). height diagram comparing the highest Pier (P2) of the Millau Viaduct in France with the Eiffel Tower Höhenvergleich zwischen dem höchsten Brückenpfeiler (P2) des Viaduc de Millau (Frankreich), dem höchsten Brückenpfeiler der Welt, mit dem Eiffelturm (Paris).
Source	self-made from a schema in "Le viaduc de Millau-Midi Libre-Centre Presse - juin 2004" and photos
Date	2009-02-26
Author	c:User:Roulex 45
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