A clay model of the Notre-Dame de Paris, rendered in Rosé Pine red on a dark background
A site model of the Notre-Dame de Paris in its neighbourhood: the landmark in Rosé Pine red among grey buildings, with its water in blue

Beside it, its neighbourhood: buildings and water from OpenStreetMap, the ground from the map's terrain tiles.

Paris · France

Notre-Dame de Paris

96 metres · 315 feet

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Height
96 m315 ft
Completed
1163–1345
By
Bishop Maurice de Sully
Coordinates
48° 51′ 11″ N2° 20′ 60″ E · 48.8530, 2.3499

The west front’s two square towers with the rose and three portals between them, the long nave and transept under steep roofs, flying buttresses round the apse, and the spire over the crossing.

Modelled from simple shapes at roughly its true size, and rendered in clay. The map draws the rest the one way it draws everything: the ground under Paris, as contour lines coloured by height, with its water and its names.

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