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File:Outre-mer en sans Terre Adelie.png

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English: A map showing the Overseas departments and territories of France, excluding the territory of Adélie Land in Antarctica, where sovereignty is suspended
Date 27 May 2012
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Author Originally Hoshie
English: This image is a cropped version of Image:Outre-mer en.png initally created by user Hoshie. Antarctica was cropped.

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