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A Leaflet map centered on Versailles displays a single green home marker for Université Gustave Eiffel’s PICS-L lab, with a popup labeling the location. Built with Folium-generated HTML and Leaflet 1.3.4, the page overlays two identical OpenStreetMap tile layers and uses Leaflet.awesome-markers for the custom icon. The map includes zoom controls and a tooltip bound to the marker, though the tooltip content is truncated in the provided code.

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