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The designations given to the Triumphal Arch and the Obelisk vary based on their specific identities and locations.
Triumphal Arch
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Arc de Triomphe in Paris:
- Commune listing: Historical monument since 1862.
- Source: UNESCO World Heritage List
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Garendon Triumphal Arch in Leicestershire:
- Listed as Grade I.
- Source: Leicestershire and Rutland Gardens Trust
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Multiple other Roman and Napoleonic arches:
- Often recognized as historic monuments or significant cultural heritage sites across various countries.
- Source: National Register designations, e.g., Roman Theatre and Triumphal Arches
Obelisk
- The Obelisk in Norfolk:
- Listed building designation.
- Source: Norfolk Heritage Explorer
General Information
For both types of monuments, designations such as Listed Buildings, Grade I/II listings, National Historic Landmarks (NHL), and inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List are common. These designations indicate their historical, cultural, and architectural significance.
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