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File:Canberra Montage.png

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Description
English: A montage of Canberra images, made from multiple existing images: Clockwise: Paliament House, Australian War Memorial, view of the city along the parliamentary axis, Black Mountain Tower, National Library of Australia, and Australian National University
Date 3 December 2010 (original upload date)
Source
Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons by User:Berichard using CommonsHelper.
Author Dolphin Jedi at en.wikipedia

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Australian war memorial portion
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The rest of the image
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Horizontal resolution 59.06 dpc
Vertical resolution 59.06 dpc
Software used
  • Microsoft Office

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