Mont-Dauphin

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Mont-Dauphin is a fortified village in southeastern France, renowned for its 17th-century Vauban-designed defenses and strategic position overlooking the confluence of Alpine valleys.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Vauban fortification
commune of France
fortified village
constructionStartDate 1693
country France
designedBy Sébastien Le Prestre de Vauban NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 1050 metres
governedBy mayor of Mont-Dauphin
hasArchitecturalStyle bastioned fortification
star fort
hasFeature arsenal NERFINISHED
barracks
bastions
central square
military urban grid plan
powder magazine
ramparts
hasTourismDesignation historic site
heritageCriteria UNESCO cultural criterion (ii)
UNESCO cultural criterion (iv)
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
INSEECODE 05082
locatedIn Alps NERFINISHED
Hautes-Alpes department NERFINISHED
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region NERFINISHED
southeastern France NERFINISHED
locatedOn rocky plateau
militarySignificance control of access to Italy via Alpine passes
defense of the upper Durance valley
near Guillestre NERFINISHED
Queyras valley NERFINISHED
notableFor strategic position overlooking Alpine valleys
well-preserved 17th-century fortifications
overlooks Alpine valleys
confluence of the Guil and Durance rivers
partOf Fortifications of Vauban NERFINISHED
postalCode 05600
purpose control of Alpine passes
military defense
regionType mountain commune
timeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
transportConnection Mont-Dauphin–Guillestre railway station NERFINISHED
UNESCOInscriptionYear 2008
UNESCOSiteId 1283
usedFor cultural events
tourism

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Guil River mouthLocatedIn Mont-Dauphin
Fortifications of Vauban locatedIn Mont-Dauphin