Lutsu, Harju County

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Lutsu is a village in Kose Parish, Harju County in northern Estonia.

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Lutsu, Harju County
Kolu — Habaja, Kose vald

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N 59.119722222222 °	E 25.141666666667 °

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Kolu — Habaja
75030 Kose vald (Kirivalla küla)
Estonia
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