English: Le Mont St. Michel, Normandy, France. It is a map (date between late XVIII and early XIX centuries; personal library) that comprises an old view, with a bilingual historical description, of the place (Latin and French) and map. Made by Daniel Louis Derveaux (1914-2010). Although the images collected at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mont_Saint-Michel#Development suggest that this engraving is wrong due to the central and higher tower, which is represented in its actual shape in the maquette corresponding to the XX century, resembles to the present one, but not to that represented in the maquette corresponding to XVII-XVIII centuries, this engraving has to be dated so far to the last days of the monarchy in the late XVIII century, or during the brief Bourbon restoration of XIX century, due to the Royal Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of France, at the left upper corner of the engraving. Also, the image at http://www.vintage-maps.com/en/Antique-Maps/Europe/France/Merian-France-Mont-Saint-Michel-1657::401.html?XTCsid=2204da727b878fd7bc48a0c7a424cb01, which correspond to a view of the XVII century, shows the same same central and higher tower in the shape that has this uploaded image, instead of resembling that of the maquette 3, corresponding to XVII-XVIII centuries. Typographical characters suggest XVIII century.