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English: New York City panorama from Hoboken, NJ (USA).
Français : Panorama sur la ville de New York, pris depuis Hoboken, dans le New Jersey (États-Unis).
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24 February 2009 |
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Photographed by: Jnn13 Stitched by: LiveChocolate |
Map display of the range of this panorama. Blue indicates location of photography, red indicates landmarks at left and right. Spans over 20 miles of skyline.
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