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Church of Notre-Dame

church, Dole, France
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  • Dole

    The Gothic-style Church of Notre-Dame dates from the 16th century. Dole’s industries include food processing, clothing manufacture, and electronics, while, in the surrounding area, sanitary porcelain and chemicals manufacturing (at Solvay) are important. The town is also a commercial and administrative centre that benefits from high-speed train…

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    The Gothic-style Church of Notre-Dame dates from the 16th century. Dole’s industries include food processing, clothing manufacture, and electronics, while, in the surrounding area, sanitary porcelain and chemicals manufacturing (at Solvay) are important. The town is also a commercial and administrative centre that benefits from high-speed train…

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