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File:Tashkent District 4 - Mirobod.png

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English: Locator map of Mirobod district (red) within Tashkent. A map of Uzbekistan, highlighting Tashkent (blue dot), is shown in the upper right corner
Date 23 December 2011
Source Derived from the original File:Tashkent City districts.png by Rarelibra
Author Dэя-Бøяg
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