File:Vista de Caracas en 1839.jpg

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DescriptionVista de Caracas en 1839.jpg	Español: Vista de Caracas por John Thomas 1839.
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Source	From a book I bought in Venezuela
Author	John Thomas

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Camera manufacturer	HP
Camera model	HP pst2600
Date and time of data generation	13:18, 4 November 2007
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Unique image ID	95358c9d2ecfddd0507143f7212c24a7

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