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صفحه اصلی / نتایج جستجو 42
An image of what exists below the streets of Paris
Balls used to clean the sewer tunnels by pushing out the water
Belgrand Gallery with history of the Musée des Égouts
Boots worn in the Paris sewers
Eugène Belgrand, the engineer who designed the Paris sewer and water supply networks
How the sewer services coped with the 1910 Paris floods
Huge balls used to clean the sewer tunnels
In the old days there were plenty of rats in the sewers
Information and images of the 1910 Paris floods
Interactive model of the water cycle in Paris
Looking worried because this is the section where you can see the open sewer
Mannequin of workers at work in the Paris sewers
Map of Wallace fountain locations in Paris
Me, touring the Paris Sewer Museum
Mesh wire over the canals to ensure no one falls in