File:Seoul-from-Namsan-CableCar-1962.jpg
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English: Bird's eye view of Seoul from the Namsan cablecar, 1962.
Deutsch: Blick über Seoul aus der Namsan-Seilbahn 1962. |
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Source | Korea moves ahead; Seoul 1962 | ||||
Author | Republic of Korea | ||||
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current | 18:12, 29 March 2021 | ![]() | 2,363 × 1,762 (6.68 MB) | Zenwort (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description={{en|Bird's eye view of Seoul from the Namsan cablecar, 1962.}} {{de|Blick über Seoul aus der Namsan-Seilbahn 1962.}} |Source=''Korea moves ahead;'' Seoul 1962 |Date=1962-12-31 |Author=Republic of Korea |Permission={{PD-South Korea}} |other_versions= }} Category:Cableways of Namsan Category:Cityscapes of Seoul Category:Seoul in the 1960s |
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