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Aerial image 184322
Parts of the railway road between Neuenhagen and Fredersdorf close to Berlin in the state of Brandenburg. Parts of the railroad tracks belong to the S-Bahn (fast train) and freight railroad system. Inbetween some parts of the railroad are disused

NEUENHAGEN 13.07.2013

NEUENHAGEN from above - Parts of the railway road between Neuenhagen and Fredersdorf close to Berlin in the state of Brandenburg. Parts of the railroad tracks belong to the S-Bahn (fast train) and freight railroad system. Inbetween some parts of the railroad are disused
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Parts of the railway road between Neuenhagen and Fredersdorf close to Berlin in the state of Brandenburg. Parts of the railroad tracks belong to the S-Bahn (fast train) and freight railroad system. Inbetween some parts of the railroad are disused.

Aerial image ID: 184322
Image resolution: 4586 x 6872 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 10,71 MB
Image file size: 90,17 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Robert Grahn

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