Carte topographique Salford
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Nom : Carte topographique Salford, altitude, relief.
Lieu : Salford, Greater Manchester, England, United Kingdom (53.41589 -2.48973 53.54214 -2.24511)
Altitude moyenne : 52 m
Altitude minimum : 11 m
Altitude maximum : 137 m
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