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Aerial photograph 402899
Snow-capped, the telecommunications towers tower on the Hohe Bogen in Rimbach in the state of Bavaria, Germany. The former NATO interception system Fernmeldesektor F is today a publicly accessible observation tower in the Bavarian Forest

RIMBACH 29.01.2011

Rimbach from the bird's eye view: Snow-capped, the telecommunications towers tower on the Hohe Bogen in Rimbach in the state of Bavaria, Germany. The former NATO interception system Fernmeldesektor F is today a publicly accessible observation tower in the Bavarian Forest
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Snow-capped, the telecommunications towers tower on the Hohe Bogen in Rimbach in the state of Bavaria, Germany. The former NATO interception system Fernmeldesektor F is today a publicly accessible observation tower in the Bavarian Forest. www.sektor-f.de Photo: Thomas Braun

Aerial image ID: 402899
Image resolution: 3888 x 2592 pixels x 24 bit
compressed image file size: 2,45 MB
Image file size: 28,83 MB
Sources and credit: © euroluftbild.de/Thomas Braun

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