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English: Radiation hotspots of Cesium-137 in 1996 resulting from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident.
Deutsch: Verstrahlung durch Caesium-137 1996 — 10 Jahre nach dem Reaktorunglück von Tschernobyl.
Português: Focos de Radiacão por Cesio-137 na área de Chernóbil logo de Acidente na Usina Nuclear de Chernobyl
Español: Focos de radiación por Cesio-137 en el área de Chernóbil tras el Accidente en la central Nuclear de Chernobyl
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Original: February 2006, Finished rework: February 2007
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Derivative work of Image:Tchernobyl radiation 1996.svg by User:Sting which is based upon a map from the CIA Handbook of International Economic Statistics (1996); Source image used to create this « svg » version : Scan from the site of The University of Texas at Austin (in Public Domain);
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Sting Editor: Germanicus
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Français :
  • Sujet : État de la contamination au césium-137 en 1996 suite à l'accident de la centrale nucléaire de Tchernobyl ;
  • Réalisée : D'après la carte du CIA Handbook of International Economic Statistics (1996) ;
  • Image source utilisée pour cette version « svg » : Scan du site de l' Université du Texas à Austin (dans le Domaine Public) ;
  • Cette version « svg » : Réalisée par fr:Utilisateur:Sting ;
  • Date : Février 2006.

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