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| Sunken church in Italy near the Swiss border. By Korsonian on Flickr |
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| A church submerged by rain in Abeokuta, Nigeria - LINK |
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| Photograph Sunken church. Photo by David Leautaud - LINK |
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| Submerged church in Lago Mavroro, Macedonia - LINK |
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| Submerged church in Barangay Pili, Philippines - LINK |
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| Ruined, flooded church on Lake Onega - LINK |
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| Abandoned flooded church of st Nicolas after heavy rains at Alassa area in Cyprus. Photo by mpalis on Flickr |
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| Submerged church in Brazil - LINK |
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| By MrJingoi on Deviantart |
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| Church tower of San Rafael - LINK |
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| Flooded church near Dalat vietnam - LINK |
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| There used to be a cemetery here, but due to a volcanic eruption, it evolved into an underwater cemetery. - LINK |
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| Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Petrolandia - LINK |
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| Church of the old Petrolandia, in the São Francisco River, Pernambuco, Brazil. - LINK |
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| Church of the old Petrolandia, in the São Francisco River, Pernambuco, Brazil. - LINK |
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| Church of the old Petrolandia, in the São Francisco River, Pernambuco, Brazil. - LINK |
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| In the northern part of the Netherlands, the Germans destroyed the dikes as they left the area. This photo was taken from an airplane flying over a small village in the area that was completely submerged. All that can be seen are the roof tops of houses and the church steeple. May 31, 1945, Zuid, Netherlands.- LINK |
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| Underwater church in Potosi, Venezuela - LINK |
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| Flooded church - LINK |
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| near the Austrian-Italian border is an artificial lake, Reschen, which completely hid the village of Graun. - LINK |
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| Water Palace Jal Mahal in Man Sagar Lake Jaipur, Rajasthan, India - LINK |
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| The flooded church of Vologda - LINK |
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| Submerged Church of the Nativity of Christ. - LINK |
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| A flooded church in Bacabal. Photo credit: Paolo Whitaker - LINK |
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| A view to a flooded church and a graveyard in village of Kurilo, some 15 kms. south of Montenegro's capital Podgorica, Friday, Jan. 8, 2010. Photo credit: Risto Bozovic/AP - LINK |
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| The sunken church of Alassa at a storage of 99.5 % of the Kouris Dam in Cyprus. Photo by Lemessolar on Flickr |
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