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Aerial image 399358
Pylons on the Luehesand stone churches in Lower Saxony. The 189 and 227 meters high pylons of Elbe crossing 1 and 2 are on Luehesand. They are the highest pylons in Europe and grant still the required passage height of 75 meters at the deepest point of the sagging lines over the river Elbe

HOLLERN-TWIELENFLETH 19.10.2018

Hollern-Twielenfleth from above - Pylons on the Luehesand stone churches in Lower Saxony. The 189 and 227 meters high pylons of Elbe crossing 1 and 2 are on Luehesand. They are the highest pylons in Europe and grant still the required passage height of 75 meters at the deepest point of the sagging lines over the river Elbe
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Pylons on the Luehesand stone churches in Lower Saxony. The 189 and 227 meters high pylons of Elbe crossing 1 and 2 are on Luehesand. They are the highest pylons in Europe and grant still the required passage height of 75 meters at the deepest point of the sagging lines over the river Elbe. Photo: Martin Elsen

Aerial image ID: 399358
Image resolution: 7844 x 5230 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 32,18 MB
Image file size: 117,37 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Martin Elsen

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