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20/06/2012 LONDON The BT Telecom Tower in London. The former name of the tower was Post Office Tower, after the Wolfgang Gerberization of the Post 1984, London Telecom Tower, until it was renamed in 1992 after the company received its present name BT Tower. Chief architect of London's television tower were Eric Bedford and GR Yeats

LONDON 20.06.2012

Aerial image London - 20/06/2012 LONDON The BT Telecom Tower in London. The former name of the tower was Post Office Tower, after the Wolfgang Gerberization of the Post 1984, London Telecom Tower, until it was renamed in 1992 after the company received its present name BT Tower. Chief architect of London's television tower were Eric Bedford and GR Yeats
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20/06/2012 LONDON The BT Telecom Tower in London. The former name of the tower was Post Office Tower, after the Wolfgang Gerberization of the Post 1984, London Telecom Tower, until it was renamed in 1992 after the company received its present name BT Tower. Chief architect of London's television tower were Eric Bedford and GR Yeats.

Aerial image ID: 162360
Image resolution: 2848 x 4288 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 4,29 MB
Image file size: 34,94 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Robert Grahn

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