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English: The former castle hill of Bâtie-Beauregard overlooking the river Versoix (right), first mentioned in a document in 1299 and demolished by troops from Geneva in 1590, at what is now the farm of La Vieille Bâtie in the Swiss municipality of Collex-Bossy, canton of Geneva. |
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