File:00 1702 Australien - Busselton Jetty.jpg
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Australia: Busselton Jetty, An jetty with a length of about 2 kilometers (Australian west coast).
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Deutsch: Busselton Jetty: Ein Anlegesteg mit einer Länge von etwa 2 Kilometern. Er gilt als einer der längsten Stege in Holzbauweise. Erstellt wurde der Anlegesteg in den Jahren 1853 bis 1865 in dem Ort Busselton in Western Australia.
English: Busselton Jetty: An jetty with a length of about 2 kilometers. It is considered one of the longest landing stage in timber construction. The landing stage was created in the years 1853 to 1865 in the place Busselton in Western Australia. |
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| Author | W. Bulach |
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