Search for TGV stations in France within a radius of a given location
Jos Deuling, Saturday, 11 April 2015
If you're going to buy a house in France you should consider right away the moment you're going to sell it. Suppose you become ill or find another house? It is a significant plus for foreign buyers if the property is located near a TGV station or an international airport. You can use a nearby TGV station as a selling point. Below you will find a Google map with all TGV stations in France as of april 2015. You can enter an address and search for TGV stations within a radius of 10, 25, 50 or 100 kilometers.
Enter an address and hit the Go-button to find TGV stations in France near your location.
This map is based on data from the following sources:
If you're going to buy a house in France you should consider right away the moment you're going to sell it. Suppose you become ill or find another house? It is a significant plus for foreign buyers if the property is located near a TGV station or an international airport. You can use a nearby TGV station as a selling point. Below you will find a Google map with all TGV stations in France as of april 2015. You can enter an address and search for TGV stations within a radius of 10, 25, 50 or 100 kilometers.
Enter an address and hit the Go-button to find TGV stations in France near your location.
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This map is based on data from the following sources:
- van de Open Data website van de Franse overheid .
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