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The 17th century cross in Lannebert, in the Côtes-d'Armor department in Brittany, is an emblematic monument of religious art of this period. Its listing in the inventory of Historic Monuments by decree of 7 December 1925 underlines its heritage importance. Today it belongs to the commune and stands near the church, as evidenced by GPS coordinates and approximate address: 5033 Church Square.

The crosses of that time in Brittany often served as spiritual and social landmarks for local communities. They marked intersections, village entrances or gathering places, while symbolizing the Christian faith in a region deeply marked by Catholicism. Their presence also reflected the religious organization and the daily life of the inhabitants, where collective practices and religious holidays were held throughout the year.

The location of this cross, although considered "passable" (note of 5/10) in the databases, remains a point of interest for visitors and historians. Its state of conservation and accessibility are not specified, but its status as communal property suggests local management. No information is available on any historical figures related to its construction or maintenance.

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