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Origin and history

Ladapeyre Road Cross is a historical monument located in the Creuse department of New Aquitaine. Dating from the 16th century, it is located at the entrance of the village, on departmental road 11. This type of cross, common in the French countryside, often served as a religious landmark or symbol for travellers and local inhabitants.

Classified as a Historical Monument by order of 27 December 1924, this cross is now owned by the municipality of Ladapeyre. The cross of paths, typical of medieval and reborn rural architecture, played an important role in daily life, marking gathering places, crossroads or prayer points. Their presence reflects the importance of religion in the social and spatial organization of villages at that time.

The location of this cross, although documented, is considered approximate, with an accuracy considered fair (level 5 of 10). It is mentioned in the Merimée database under the code Insee 23102, corresponding to the municipality of Ladapeyre. No additional information is available concerning its sponsor, architect or related specific historical events.

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