France 1918: Défense d'Amiens

Dernancourt

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Situation géographique : Dernancourt est un village situé à 4 km au sud d’Albert. Le cimetière communal se trouve légèrement à l’ouest du village, tandis que l’extension se trouve du côté nord-ouest du cimetière communal.
Latitude: 49.975376 (49°58'31.3"N)
Longitude: 2.627707 (2°37'39.7"E)

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Airports close to Albert:
The closest airport is
LIL - Lille Lesquin, located 69.9 km north east of Albert.
More nearby airports:
BVA - Beauvais Tille 72.0 km south west
CSF - Creil 83.6 km south
LTQ - Le Tourquet Le Touquet Paris Plage 93.3 km north west
QKT - Kortrijk-vevelgem Wevelgem 99.1 km north east
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