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Johnston Atoll.png
Deutsch: NASA-Landsat7-Satellitenbild des Johnston-Atolls im Pazifik
English: NASA NLT Landsat7 Satellite Image of Johnston Atoll, Pacific Ocean
Español: Atolón Johnston - Imagen de Satélite NASA NLT Landsat 7 (Colour Visible)
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