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File:CH Rhone upper reaches 1-bs.jpg

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46° 33′ 44.54″ N, 8° 21′ 45.33″ E

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English: Upper reaches of the Rhone river, Rhone glacier and Furka mountain pass in the background.
Deutsch: Oberlauf der Rhone, Rhonegletscher und Furkapass-Rampe im Hintergrund
Date 30 July 2007
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Author Daniel Schwen
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