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Gabala topographic map
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Name: Gabala topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Gabala, Qabala District, 3600, Azerbaijan (40.94686 47.81865 41.00283 47.87721)
Average elevation: 776 m
Minimum elevation: 616 m
Maximum elevation: 1,242 m
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