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"artstudio proeqti" 0709 Tbilisi, g. tabiZis q. 3/5, tel/faqsi: (+995 32) 996640, 920607 www.artstudio.ge 41°15'0"N 41°15'0"N E mail: [email protected] [email protected] masStabi TariRi 1:100 000 25 /11/ 2013 SCALE DATE OF ISSUE naxazi DRWG regionuli ruka arsebuli da samomavlo ganviTareba 03,75 7,5 15 22,5 30 km stadia furc furc. raodenoba STAGE Page PAGES III 41°10'0"N 44°15'0"E 44°20'0"E 44°25'0"E 44°30'0"E 44°35'0"E 44°40'0"E 44°45'0"E 44°50'0"E 44°55'0"E 45°0'0"E 45°5'0"E 45°10'0"E 45°15'0"E 45°20'0"E 45°25'0"E 45°30'0"E 41°10'0"N.
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