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Aerial photograph 235005
View at the work site of the steel plant in Eisenhuettenstadt in the federal state of Brandenburg. Here to see Steel plant. The former EKO steel plant is operated by the ArcelorMittal Group which is headquartered in Luxembourg

EISENHüTTENSTADT 21.05.2015

Aerial photograph Eisenhüttenstadt - View at the work site of the steel plant in Eisenhuettenstadt in the federal state of Brandenburg. Here to see Steel plant. The former EKO steel plant is operated by the ArcelorMittal Group which is headquartered in Luxembourg
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View at the work site of the steel plant in Eisenhuettenstadt in the federal state of Brandenburg. Here to see Steel plant. The former EKO steel plant is operated by the ArcelorMittal Group which is headquartered in Luxembourg. www.arcelormittal-eisenhuettenstadt.com Photo: Bernd Clemens

Aerial image ID: 235005
Image resolution: 4811 x 3223 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 6,07 MB
Image file size: 44,36 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Bernd Clemens

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