File:Le Cap, Miquelon and Langlade Island.jpg
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| Description | Ile de Miquelon, or Miquelon Island. Langlade, or Petit Miquelon, uninhabited since 2006, is the southern island, closer in this photo. An isthmus of dunes called trombolos connects it to Grande Miquelon. More trombolos connect that with Le Cap, or the Cape, at the northern end. The settlement of Miquelon itself is inside the eastern curve of Le Cap. |
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| Source | 2013_05_05_cdg-sfo_116 |
| Author | Doc Searls from Santa Barbara, USA |
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