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File:Addis-Ababa and vicinities, Ethiopia, LandSat-5 false colour satellite image, 2011-01-10.jpg

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Русский: Аддис-Абеба и ее окрестности, Эфиопия, спутниковое изображение в искусственных цветах зоны 7,5,3; получено 10 января 2011 года со спутника LandSat-5, пространственное разрешение 30 м
English: Addis-Ababa and vicinities, Ethiopia, LandSat-5 false color satellite image, false color satellite image, LandSat-5 colour bands 7, 5, 3, spatial resolution 30 m, acquisition date 2011-01-10
Date 10 January 2011
Source http://earthexplorer.usgs.gov/ image ID LT51680542011010MLK00
Author NASA

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