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English: River Indus near Skardu (Pakistan)
Deutsch: Flussbett des Indus bei Skardu, Pakistan
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2004-07-xx |
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photo taken by Kogo |
Author |
Kogo |
Permission ( Reusing this file) |
Kogo put it under the GFDL
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Object location
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35° 17′ 56.90″ N, 75° 37′ 38.41″ E
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( Info)35.299140;75.627335 |
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