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English: Overview map of the South Ossetia region of Georgia. Original unmodified map is at http://www.un.org/Depts/Cartographic/map/profile/georgia.pdf
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| Date | 12 August 2008 |
| Source | United Nations Cartographic Section |
| Author | United Nations Cartographic Section, with amendments by User:ChrisO |
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This image is a map derived from products of the United Nations Cartographic Section. Modified versions of UNCS maps may be used provided that the UN name and reference number does not appear on any modified version and a link to the original map is provided. Modified UN maps are to be considered in the public domain. This applies worldwide. The UN maps is an open source material. You can use them to make your own maps. You do not need our permission for that. Please be advised that the UN name and reference number should not appear on any modified map. The UN map is a UN document and cannot be modified. You can say something like "Based on UN map number..." -- Vladimir Bessarabov (UNCS Cartographer), 13 April 05 |
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