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DescriptionHelsinki University of Technology auditorium.jpg |
English: Helsinki University of Technology, auditorium of the main building. Espoo, Finland.
Suomi: Teknillisen korkeakoulun päärakennuksen auditorio ulkoapäin. Espoon Otaniemi.
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6 May 2004 |
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J-P Kärnä |
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60° 11′ 7.50″ N, 24° 49′ 38.40″ E
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