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IN PICTURES: What Paris looked like during the 1910 'flood of the century'

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IN PICTURES: What Paris looked like during the 1910 'flood of the century'
Photo: Agence Rol/Public Domain)

These spectacular pictures show what happened back in 1910 when Paris was hit by the "flood of the century".

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The Alma bridge, with the statue of the Zouave soldier almost completely submerged.

(Files/AFP)

 

This was the scene at the L'Entrepôt de Bercy

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Cour de Rome near the Saint-Lazare train station.

(Files/AFP)

 

Avenue Montaigne

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Avenue Montaigne again.

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

 

Boulevard Diderot

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Port de la Gare

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Quai des Grands Augustins

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

 

Port du Louvre

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Rue de Bourgogne

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Rue de Lille

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Rue de l'Université

(Agence Rol/Public Domain)

Metro Rome

Gare des Invalides

 

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