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Luftaufnahme lerchenau

Monaco di Baviera

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Die Schittgablerstraße in der Lerchenau führt von der Lerchenauer Straße zur Berberitzenstraße. Sie wurde benannt nach dem Namen (Schittgabler oder Schidgabler) einer Lehrerfamilie aus Feldmoching.

Dieses Luftbild entstand mit einem Multikopter, von vielen auch Drohne genannt. Weitere Information zu den Luftaufnahmen entnehmen sie bitte meiner Webseite: AeroFotografie.de

Copyright: Aerofotografie
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 22220x11110
Taken: 08/10/2014
Caricate: 01/11/2014
Published: 01/11/2014
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Tags: luftaufnahme; luftbild; lerchenau; knorr bremse; bmw; leonardo; olympiazentrum; oberwiesenfeld; olympiapark; porsche

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Munich is the capital of the German state of Bavaria and is Germany's third largest city, located on the River Isar north of the Bavarian Alps. Black and gold - the colors of the Holy Roman Empire - have been the city's official colors since the time of Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor.