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A-Z Places

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Zerkten, Morocco

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Zerkten is a small village (and Rural Commune) in the Atlas Mountains, in the Al Haouz Province of the Marrakesh-Tensift-El Haouz region.
 
Coalinga Junction Arco, Coalinga, Fresno County, California

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A vital rest, refueling, and transportation hub for long haul drivers along the I-5.

It's not even in the little town of Coalinga. It's along a lonely and barren stretch of the 5, a few miles north of town.

I don't know how many countless times I've seen the gas gage dip down, or felt so sleepy like I needed to get a motel, where I just told myself over and over "All you have to do is get to Coalinga."
 
Delray Medical Center, a 536-bed hospital over 30 acres in Delray Beach, Florida. The photo was taken by me on 02/25.
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Grand Sierra Resort, a 27-story hotel and casino in Reno, Nevada. It contains many amenities, such as a 3,000-seat theater and 22 dining establishments.
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Incheon International Airport. Though located in Incheon, a city of three million to the west of Seoul, this is the main airport for the capital. Built on an artificial island, it served 71 million passengers last year.
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Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India. Covering 420 square miles, this park is a refuge for many species that are endangered. It contains the largest concentration of Indian rhinoceros (two-thirds of the global population), wild water buffalo (more than half) and eastern swamp deer. Significant numbers of large cats, elephants, boars and small mammals live here, and it's been identified as an Important Bird Area.
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