Turkey. Ankara and the central Anatolian region

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Turkey. Ankara and the central Anatolian region

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The central Anatolian plateau forms the heartland of Turkey: ochre-hued, cleft by ravines and dominated by volcanic peaks. The boldly contoured steppe has a solitary majesty covered with wheat fields framed by ranks of poplars.

Année:

2009

Editeur::

Semih Ofset

Langue:

english

Pages:

32

Fichier:

PDF, 6.33 MB

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english, 2009

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