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Maps of cities
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Paris:Hope Parsiennes do still recognize their city. The Seine got a little bit fizzled with all that bridges across. When building this map, I whished that there could be land which is not conquerable (shaded ot, perhaps). Then It would be easier to make maps which look real. |
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Bergen: City in the fjords of Norway. |
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Bonn: My home city. Birth city of Beethoven. Capitol of Germany till 1991. 1/3 million people. Famous university. |
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Bordeaux: City of red wine in the south west of France. |
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Bremen-Bremerhaven: City of Bremen and the sea haven of the state Bremen, Bremerhaven (the small part in the north east) |
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Genova: Large city in west Italy. |
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Hamburg: One of the four cities in Germany which have more than 1 million people. Famous for its huge sea haven. |
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Helsinki: Capitol of Finnland. |
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Istanbul: Largest city in Turkey. Divided by the Bosporus it connects Asia and Europe. |
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Kobenhavn-Malmö: Kopbenhavn (west), the capitol of Denmark is connected to Malmö (east), a swedish city, by a weird curved long bridge. |
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Köln: Cologne is one of the four cities in Germany which has more than one million people. Northern neighbour of Bonn. |
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London: Beautiful capitol of Great Britain. |
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Marseille: City in south east France at the mediterranean sea |
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Nice-Cannes: Two famous french cities (because of film industry and beach). In the north-east is Cannes, in southwest is Nice. |
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Oslo: Capitol of Norway. |
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Warzawa: Capitol of Poland. |
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Stefanie Wong und Michael Zehnpfennig.
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