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peteb — 2012-03-22T21:51:41Z

fix url

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BradMandell — 2010-02-11T23:21:20Z

cleanup bad link add more, some edits

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- [[Image(Rennes1.jpg,right)]] - [[Image(Rennes2.jpg,right)]] - '''Rennes''', in France, is one of Rochester's many ["sister cities"]. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.	+ [[Image(Rennes1.jpg,right,noborder)]] + [[Image(Rennes2.jpg,right,noborder)]] + '''Rennes''', in France, is one of the ["City of Rochester"]'s many ["sister cities"]. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.
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- Maps: [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Rennes,+France&ll=48.109831,-1.679138&spn=0.001648,0.005289&t=k Google Satellite] \| [http://www.maporama.com/share/map.asp?SESSIONID=55A3842D-5BF1-4F1A-8597-FB3FFE04710F&COUNTRYCODE=FR&_XgoGCAddress=&Zip=&State=&_XgoGCTownName=rennes&SEARCH_ADDRESS.x=11&SEARCH_ADDRESS.y=11&SEARCH_ADDRESS=submit Interactive Map]
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- ''Info Source: [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/index.cfm?id=636 City of Rochester][[BR]] - Images used with permission under the Creative Commons Lic.''	+ '''Notes and References''' + * Info Source: [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/article.aspx?id=8589938076 Rochester's Sister Cities]. + * [http://www.rennes.fr/ Rennes, Fr Website] (French) + * [wiki:wikipedia:Rennes] on Wikipedia + * [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Rennes,+France&ll=48.109831,-1.679138&spn=0.001648,0.005289&t=k Google Satellite Map] + + [[Comments]]

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-17T15:30:07Z

removed sentence 'Other Sister Cities' because there is already a wiki link

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alexandergartley — 2008-09-17T15:29:43Z

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- Rennes, in France, is one of Rochester's many ["sister cities"]. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.	+ '''Rennes''', in France, is one of Rochester's many ["sister cities"]. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.

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alexandergartley — 2008-04-22T14:41:44Z

added wiki link to Sister Cities page

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- Rennes, in France, is one of Rochester's many sister cities. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.	+ Rennes, in France, is one of Rochester's many ["sister cities"]. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.

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FarMcKon — 2007-04-24T16:54:12Z

updated so it clearly mentions it's a sister city.

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- Located in northwestern France, situated at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.	+ Rennes, in France, is one of Rochester's many sister cities. Located in northwestern France at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, it is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon.

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:23:04Z

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:18:15Z

Created Rennes sister city page.

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	+ [[Image(Rennes1.jpg,right)]] + [[Image(Rennes2.jpg,right)]] + Located in northwestern France, situated at the confluence of the Vilaine and Ile Rivers, is the capital of the province of Brittany. Rennes has been an important economic, commercial, and administrative center, and has evolved into a renowned crossroads for high-tech research, telecommunications, manufacturing, and electronics. Among the corporations in Rennes are: Citroen, Ouest-France, Yves-Rocher and Cannon. + + Rennes has two major universities and a strong cultural heritage including museums, the Franco American Institute, art galleries, theaters, an opera, and a symphony orchestra. + + * Population: 203,533 + * It was Celtic settlement during the sixth century B.C. + * Was medieval capital of Brittany + * Virtually destroyed by fire in 1720 + * Cool medieval and 18th-century architecture (half-timbered houses) + + Maps: [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Rennes,+France&ll=48.109831,-1.679138&spn=0.001648,0.005289&t=k Google Satellite] \| [http://www.maporama.com/share/map.asp?SESSIONID=55A3842D-5BF1-4F1A-8597-FB3FFE04710F&COUNTRYCODE=FR&_XgoGCAddress=&Zip=&State=&_XgoGCTownName=rennes&SEARCH_ADDRESS.x=11&SEARCH_ADDRESS.y=11&SEARCH_ADDRESS=submit Interactive Map] + + [http://greaterroc.com/wikka.php?wakka=ISCOR Other Sister Cities] + + ''Info Source: [http://www.cityofrochester.gov/index.cfm?id=636 City of Rochester][[BR]] + Images used with permission under the Creative Commons Lic.''

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:15:58Z

Upload of image Rennes2.jpg.

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RickUrwin — 2006-05-29T21:15:48Z

Upload of image Rennes1.jpg.