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Arc River

river, France
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  • Grenoble, France
    Isère River

    The Arc River, which rises in the Mont Levanna glaciers to the southwest of the Isère on the Italian frontier and flows along the Maurienne Valley through Modane and Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, joins it from the west, midway along the Combe de Savoie depression. The combined stream crosses…

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    The Arc River, which rises in the Mont Levanna glaciers to the southwest of the Isère on the Italian frontier and flows along the Maurienne Valley through Modane and Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, joins it from the west, midway along the Combe de Savoie depression. The combined stream crosses…

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