Jamnica Pisarovinska

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Jamnica Pisarovinska is a village in Croatia.

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Jamnica Pisarovinska
Topolovec Pisarovinski, Municipality of Pisarovina

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N 45.583333333333 °	E 15.866666666667 °

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Topolovec Pisarovinski

Topolovec Pisarovinski
10451 Municipality of Pisarovina
Croatia
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