Borne Milliire of Rochemaure — Wikipedia

Posted on February 28, 2021 by lordneo

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Rochemaure Million Borne

Presentation
Initial destination	Millier
Owner	Department
Heritage	Classified MH ( 1903 )

Localisation
Pays	France
Region	Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Department	Ardèche
Commune	Rochemaure
Address	Formerly at the Cross of the Lauze

Contact details	44 ° 35 ′ 16 ″ n, 4 ° 42 ′ 05 ″ e

Location on the France map

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The Rochemaure Million Borne (or private ) is a French bound of France.

The terminal is in the town of Rochemaure. Now sheltered in the Notre-Dame-des-Anges chapel, it was placed at the Cross of the Lauze, a path of Rochemaure to perpetuate the name, on the Roman road known as Antonin-le-Pieux (connecting Nîmes to Valence by passing by Alba-la-Romaine).

At XVIII ^{It is}century, having descended the slope of the hill where it sat, it was safeguarded by an ancient art lover, the Marquis de Joviac whose domain was neighbor (its castle still exists). Fallen into oblivion, it was recovered at XIX ^{It is}century by a prefect who installed her in the garden of the Privas prefecture from which she won the courtyard of the high school in the same city. Since 1999, she has found her commune of origin, kept in the Notre-Dame-des-Anges chapel. A copy was installed in front of the town hall.

This terminal has been classified as historic monuments since 1903 ^{[ first ]}.

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Resource relating to geography :
- Digital Atlas of the Roman Empire
Architecture resource :
- Merimée
CIL 17-02, 00180

↑ ‘ Gallo-Roman milestone » , notice n ^OPA00116748, Mérimée Base, French Ministry of Culture

in · m Roman roads in the center and southern Gaul
Aquitaine, Gaul Lyonnaise and Gaul Narbonne. It is only listed by terminals whose identification is certain.
Departure from Arles	Via Aurelia (Arles-Rome) and its section in France Via Julia Augusta Terminal of the Château d’Estoublon in Fontvieille Calanque terminal in Aureille Paradou column
Departure from Bordeaux	La Ténarèze (towards the Pyrenees massif) Via Aquitania (towards Toulouse then Narbonne) Bordeaux-Astorga Roman road and its section The Littoral Roman road
Departure from Lyon	Agrippa via network Via Agrippa to Saintes, Via Agrippa from the ocean to Boulogne, Possible section of Via Agrippa in Vienna
Start from Paris	Chaussée Juli César (to Rouen then Lillebonne) Route de la Reine Blanche (towards Beauvais) Estrée (towards Saint-Denis)
Ways crossing the Alps	Alpis (Milan-Vienne) Alpis pœnina (aoste-col du Grand-Saint-Bernard) Via Claudia Augusta (Province du Po, Province de Rhétie) Domitian route to the Pyrenees (Colonine d’uauld and terminals of the Château de Teillan in Aimargues) Way of the Alps (Valence-Suse)
Secondary tracks	Bullish path (Caen plain) Rack path Salt path between Loire and Yonne V Via Celtica (Monts du Cantal) Coudoulous track (Lozère) Antonin route (Valence-Nîmes) Saintes-Périgueux Way Way of Julius Caesar (Chartres-Blois)
Milestones and leugaries of secondary or not allocated roads	Arras-sur-Rhône terminal Caesar columns in Beaucaire Bidoussanne terminal in Pélissanne Biosis terminals Broc broc broc terminal Borne de Bruère-Allichamps Caseneuve terminal in Lançon-de-Provence Skull Bornec Cenon-sur-Vienne terminal Chignin terminal Raw terminals Pierre du Marteau in Donzeil Terminal of Gréolières Borne de Limoges Column of Maël-Carhaix Borne de Manduel Manor terminal Mélas terminal Born de Moingt Stele of Croas Ar Peulven in Plouigneau Pont-de-labeaume terminal Borne de Rochemaure Roquefort-des-corbières terminals Borne de Saillans Borne de Saint-Aunès Borne de Saint-Germain Saint-Hippolyte column Borne Vagn Vichy terminal
Routes and cards	Anonymous de Bordeaux VICARELLO GOVERNMENT Antonin route Peuinger table
Architecture romaine Roman track list List of France’s miles from France protected to historic monuments Roman roads in Gaul