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Ballparks in Europe: Indians Ballpark, Boé Bon-Encontre, France

Posted on November 11, 2009November 11, 2009 by philipp

Indians Ballpark, Bon-Encontre, France

Built: September 2004 (finished September 2005)

Distances (Left Field/Center Field/Right Field): 105m, 122m, 105m (345ft, 400ft, 345ft)

Capacity: 400

Team(s), which play(ed) there: Indians Boé Bon-Encontre (France Nationale 1), Club Website

Tournament History: Baseball Senior National Tournament “Arnaud Varnat Tournament” (in honor of a young player, who went missing in 1999), five editions so far, video

Specials: batting cage near a stabilized football field close to the field, two bullpens, large dugouts with running water, automatic watering in the outfield, special watering behind the pitcher mound, scoring cabin, tribune, commodities for players and umpires, clubhouse

Location at Google Maps: 44.181527 0.676807

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Indians Ballpark, Bon-Encontre, France

Indians Ballpark, Bon-Encontre, France

Indians Ballpark, Bon-Encontre, France

Indians Ballpark, Bon-Encontre, France

Indians Ballpark, Bon-Encontre, France

Photos courtesy Indians Boé Bon-Encontre

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