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English: The seven hills of Rome
Српски / srpski: Седам брежуљака Рима
Date 19 April 2008
Source Self-made using Inkscape. Based on a map by Orangeowl from German Wikipedia ( File:Die sieben Hügel Roms de.png).
Author Renata3
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