IJsselmeer_satellite.jpg - Wikipedia

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Description IJsselmeer satellite.jpg	Nederlands: IJsselmeer . Satellietopname: Nasa Visible Earth Samenstelling foto, kleur- en schaalcorrectie, kaartopmaak: Ed Stevenhagen English: IJsselmeer (also known as Lake Ĳssel or Lake Yssel) Satellite photo from Nasa Visible Earthvcomposition photograph, colours and scale correction, card layout done by Ed Stevenhagen
Date	Commons upload by Siebrand 12:09, 23 May 2006 (UTC)
Source	NASA Visible Earth. Originally on Wikipedia from nl.wikipedia ; description page is (was) here 6 aug 2005 14:44 Ed Stevenhagen 1000x1225 (267.439 bytes) (IJsselmeer. Satellietopname: [[:nl:Nasa Visible Earth]]. Samenstelling foto, kleur- en schaalcorrectie, kaartopmaak: Ed Stevenhagen )
Author	User Ed Stevenhagen on nl.wikipedia
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