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The Pont Neufs staircase is an architectural structure located in the town of Le Mans, in the Sarthe department, in the Pays de la Loire region. This monument, although its exact construction period is not specified in the sources, is recognized for its local heritage importance. It is more precisely Place Saint-Pierre, a central place in the commune, and its inscription in the inventory of historical monuments attests to its cultural and historical value.

The stairway was officially listed as historical monuments by an order dated 6 April 1945. This legal protection underscores its public interest and its role in the urban landscape of Le Mans. Owned by the municipality, it is a significant element of the city's architectural heritage, although the available sources do not detail its original use or construction context. Its location, near Place Saint-Pierre, suggests integration into a historical and busy area.

Complementary data, such as those from the Merimée database, confirm its exact address and legal status, but do not provide additional information on its history or stylistic characteristics. The GPS location and administrative references (Insee code 72181) allow it to be accurately located, but details of its design, architects or possible transformations remain missing from the sources consulted.

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