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| A water tower or elevated water tank is a very large tank constructed for the purpose of holding a supply of water at a height sufficient to pressurize a water supply system. Many water towers were constructed during the industrial revolution and some of these are now considered architectural landmarks and monuments and may not be demolished. |
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 | Giarabub Senussi Mosque |
Constructed around 1855, the Giarabub Senussi mosque is the burial place of the Grand Senussi, founder of the Senussi Islamic order.
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 | African settlement |
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 | African city |
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 | Mersa Matruh Mosque |
One of the landmarks in the Egyptian city of Mersa Matruh, the mosque did not survive the war undamaged.
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 | Tobruk Church |
Although heavily damaged during the war, the church of Tobruk still stands to this day (minus the tower).
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 | African villa |
A nice two-story building with courtyard and sunroof. Your troops may use this for a small vacation or as a HQ if you want to go all business.
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 | Sfakia Monastery |
After the Battle of Crete was lost, many of the allied forces were evacuated from the small southern town of Sfakia.
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