Tarn–Dourbie confluence
Two rivers meet at Millau, their curves defining the town's shape. The map shows the watercourses joining and bending through the valley floor.
Fakatino mape mukamuka · France
44.0997° N / 3.0785° E
A town at the meeting of the Tarn and Dourbie, below the limestone causses, with a record-breaking viaduct striding across the valley.





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Ko e mape
Millau lies in the Aveyron in southern France, where the Dourbie joins the Tarn in a deep valley cut into the limestone plateaus of the Grands Causses. On a map the two rivers meet near the town, and the streets fill the flatter ground by the water before climbing the slopes. Steep cliffs and high plateaus rise all around, leaving the town in a green hollow.
West of the town the Millau Viaduct crosses the Tarn valley. Designed by the engineer Michel Virlogeux with the architect Norman Foster and opened in 2004, it carries the motorway on masts taller than any other bridge in the world. A Millau map poster shows it as a long, thin line spanning the valley, a modern counterweight to the old town below.
The historic centre is compact and round, with narrow streets around the market square and the belfry. Millau has a long tradition of glove-making from lambskin, linked to the sheep that graze the Larzac plateau to the south, the same flocks that supply Roquefort. The printed map combines river, old town and plateau edges into a clearly structured whole.
Two rivers meet at Millau, their curves defining the town's shape. The map shows the watercourses joining and bending through the valley floor.
The cable-stayed viaduct spans the Tarn valley west of town, one of the world's tallest bridges. On the poster it appears as a single precise line.
The historic centre around the belfry and market square forms a tight cluster of streets, bounded by the boulevards that replaced the old ramparts.
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Ko e ha Millau
Millau appeals to travellers who have driven across the viaduct, to walkers of the Larzac and the gorges, and to people who call the Aveyron home. The map gathers river, bridge and old town onto one clean sheet.
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