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English: Lincoln Tunnel exit ramp climbing south in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan. I took this picture standing on the West 37th Street overpass on a sunny early afternoon in early spring looking towards 36th and 35th. Replaced for the tunnel article May 2009 by File:Lincoln Manh portal 9-38 jeh.JPG. |
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April 2008 |
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| Author | Jim.henderson. |
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