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Afrikaans: 'n Park binne die heel westelike deel van die ou stadsmuur van Dijarbakir. Die muur is gebou van blokke swart basaltsteen.
English: A park inside the very western part of the old city wall in Diyarbakır. The wall is built of blocks of black basalt stone. |
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