File:La Rouvière à Marseille, France.jpg

Summary

DescriptionLa Rouvière à Marseille, France.jpg	Français : Le quartier de « la Rouvière » à Marseille (9e arrondissement), l'une des plus importantes cités de la ville (8 000 habitants). English: The neighborhood of "La Rouvière" in Marseille (9th arrondissement), one of the largest housing estates in the city (8,000 residents).
Date	April 2009
Source	Own work
Author	Vpe

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