Saint - Pierre 3D model

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Scale: 1:1 66 x 66 km - Entire island (25 km²) FORMATS INCLUDED - FBX Saint-Pierre.fbm.rar - texture (232) Area - 25 km², the highest point - Le Trepiers (207 m). 5 km northwest is the island group Miquelon Langlad, consisting of three islands connected by a narrow tombolo, de facto forming one island. Near the island are several small uninhabited islands and rocks, including the previously inhabited Ile-o-Maren with remains of the settlement. Saint-Pierre is of volcanic origin, but the volcano itself has long been extinct. Like the entire archipelago, the island of Saint-Pierre is covered with swampy meadows and sphagnum bogs, similar to tundra. Trees are rare due to heavy soils, numerous outcrops of crystalline rocks, steep hillsides, abundance of boulders, large areas of dunes and swamps. The population according to the 1999 census was 5618 inhabitants, and according to the 2009 census 5478 inhabitants. For 2012, it was estimated at about 5400 people. Approximately 90% of the inhabitants of the entire archipelago live here. The vast majority live in the city of Saint-Pierre, which is also the capital of the overseas community. 46°47'00" N - Latitude 56°12'00" W - Longitude