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English: Boundary marker of Myanmar (Burma). This type of boundary markers are found at the China–Myanmar border.
中文(繁體):緬甸界碑。此類界碑見於中緬邊界上。
中文(简体):缅甸界碑。此类界碑见于中缅边界上。
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