File:Pflastermosaike aus Freiburg im Breisgau als Geschenk an die Partnerstadt Madison.jpg
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English: Two paving stone mosaics showing the St. George cross emblem of Freiburg (right) and the Wisconsin State Capitol as an emblem of Madison (left), located just off Martin Luther King, Jr., Boulevard in front of the U.S. Post Office. A gift of Madison's sister city Freiburg, such pavement mosaics are extensively used in downtown Freiburg and crafted of stones from the bed of the Rhine River.
Deutsch: Pflastermosaike aus Freiburg im Breisgau als Geschenk an die Partnerstadt Madison, links das Wappen von Madison, rechts das von Freiburg |
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