File:CTB-CTW Port of Hamburg-Waltershof.jpg

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Description	CTB-CTW Container Terminal Burchardkai, Port of Hamburg-Waltershof
Date	10 January 2009, 20:27
Source	Icy mirror
Author	Sebastian from Deutschland/Germany

Camera location	53° 31′ 31.48″ N, 9° 55′ 41.16″ E	This and other images at their locations on: Google Maps - Google Earth - OpenStreetMap	( Info)53.525411;9.9281

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