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Marsal
Marsal is a village in the Seille valley in Lorraine, north-eastern France. Its salt springs were worked from prehistoric times, and in the Middle Ages they brought revenue to the bishops of Metz. It was later fortified by Vauban and now has a museum of salt.
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