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Étoile Chain

mountains, France
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  • Marseille
    Marseille
    / The city site

    …of mountains, known as the Étoile Chain, which leads northward toward Aix-en-Provence (formerly Marseille’s rival as capital of the region) and to Mount Sainte-Victoire. The slopes around Aix are devoted to vineyards, which produce the wines of the Côtes de Provence (“Hills of Provence”). The Étoile Chain has put a…

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    …of mountains, known as the Étoile Chain, which leads northward toward Aix-en-Provence (formerly Marseille’s rival as capital of the region) and to Mount Sainte-Victoire. The slopes around Aix are devoted to vineyards, which produce the wines of the Côtes de Provence (“Hills of Provence”). The Étoile Chain has put a…

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