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Aerial image 566716
Building of an apartment building used as an apartment complex " Haus "Hamburg-Berlin" " on the street Am Hohen Ufer in the district Suedstrand in Grossenbrode in the state Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

GROßENBRODE 23.05.2018

Aerial image Großenbrode - Building of an apartment building used as an apartment complex Haus Hamburg-Berlin on the street Am Hohen Ufer in the district Suedstrand in Grossenbrode in the state Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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Building of an apartment building used as an apartment complex " Haus "Hamburg-Berlin" " on the street Am Hohen Ufer in the district Suedstrand in Grossenbrode in the state Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Further information at: Vermietungsbuero Grossenbrode GmbH. www.grossenbrode-vermietung.de Photo: Bernt Hoffmann

Aerial image ID: 566716
Image resolution: 5172 x 2965 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 9,08 MB
Image file size: 43,87 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Bernt Hoffmann

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