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Guide from the prestigious English publishing house IMRAY, world reference in the field of marine cartography. This guide covers the areas of Greece and the Aegean Sea, Athenes, Cyclades, Sporades, Chalkidiki, Dodecanesia. Edition of 23/04/2012
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<h2>The famous Imray work along the Cantabrian coast</h2>
<p>A guide from the prestigious English publishing house IMRAY, a world reference in the field of marine cartography. This guide covers the areas from the south-west of France to the north Spanish coast. You can only be amazed by the beauty of the photos and the accuracy of the information given.</p>
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