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Marshalling yard and freight yard, port station Hohe Schaar of Deutsche Bahn and silos of Hanse-Malz GmbH at Schluisgrovenhafen in the district Wilhelmsburg in Hamburg in the state Hamburg, Germany
 

Marshalling yard and freight yard, port station Hohe Schaar of Deutsche Bahn and silos of Hanse-Malz GmbH at Schluisgrovenhafen in the district Wilhelmsburg in Hamburg in the state Hamburg, Germany taken on 08/18/2018 Image-No: 110259

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