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English: Lake Sevan in Armenia
The 9th century Armenian church and monastery, Sevanavank, can be seen on the right on Sevan peninsula. Before human intervention, the Sevan peninsula was once an island. (This picture is very high-resolution and makes for a great wallpaper.)
Français : Lac Sevan en Arménie , sur la droite le monastère Sevanavank sur sa péninsule. Avant l'intervention de l'homme le monastère était sur une île.
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Camera location40° 34′ 22″ N, 44° 59′ 40″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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