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Paris-Champerret fire station.
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No: 29078   Contributor: Lambert Arnaud   Year: 2011   Country: France
Paris-Champerret fire station.

This building contains one of the largest fire station in Europe, the Paris-Champerret, where the headquarters of the BSPP, the fire brigade of Paris. Its construction dates back to the reign of the Emperor Napoleon III in the nineteenth century. Constantly modernized the building is now a mixture of classical architecture and ultra sophisticated equipment. Champerret is installed in the seventeenth district of the capital, near the famous Arc de Triomphe or the railway station Saint Lazare.
Many light liaisons duties cars Renault Clio and Renault Kangoo are visible on its forecourt.
Can be distinguished above the main entrance to the official flags of the French Republic and the European Union.
Picture added on 14 August 2011 at 12:22
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This trapezoidal building has two appliance rooms, one on each of the roads to its east and west. A rather distant recollection is that these each have around eight bays

Added by Rob Johnson on 31 July 2017.
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