Wagah-Attari_(OpenStreetMap).png
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Description Wagah-Attari (OpenStreetMap).png |
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Source | You may find a page on the OpenStreetMap wiki page for Wagah-Attari |
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Summary
- Source link: OSM map page of Wagah and Attari area . Plus source for the image in the upper corner
- Note: derivative work (addition of a map in the corner with "Wagah" and "Attari" names)
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English: Map showing the bordering villages of Wagah (Pakistan) and Attari (India). There are shown Wagah and Attari railway stations, the Indo-Pakistani border, the checkpoints and the Wagah border crossing, on the Grand Trunk Road, in which took place the Wagah border ceremony . In the upper corner is shown the position of the two villages between the cities of Lahore, Pakistan, and Amritsar, India.