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Mediterranean panorama

From the Tyrrhenian Sea west of Italy this panorama shows the Alps in the north, the Dalmatian coast and Greece in the east, Tunisia in the south and Sardinia, Corsica and the Balearic Islands in the west.

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Tunis, Sardinia, Mallorca, Pyrenees, Marseille, Corsika, Mont Blanc, Milano, Firence, Venice, Vienna, Apulia, Mt. Olymp, Korfu, Athens, Crete, Sicilia, Malta

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Location: Lon 13° / Lat 40° Height: 109 km above sea level

Visitor comments:

by KAHRAMAN from Turkey posted on Mon Dec 7 2009 13:02:05

Turkey is there too.\\r\\nI think you forgot it.

by Legnozoozzozoz from Algeria posted on Thu Jul 27 2006 10:36:04

Really good view \\r\\n\\r\\nCaio is da haxorsozs

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