Category:Ostankino Tower
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Esperanto: Ostankina televidturo
Русский: Останкинская телебашня
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This is a category about a cultural heritage object in Russia, number: 7749507000
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According to article 1276 of the Civil Code of Russia in the amendment of October 1, 2014, it shall be allowed to reproduce "works of architecture, of urban development, and of garden and landscape design" for any purpose and without consent of the copyright holder(s), provided that these works are "situated in places open for free attendance, or visible from such places". Note that for any other kind of artwork, even if permanently situated in public place (for example, statues and monuments), this exception is still limited to non-commercial usage which is not compatible with Commons:Licensing. For details, see COM:CRT/Russia#Freedom of panorama.
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Subcategories
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.
Media in category "Ostankino Tower"
The following 33 files are in this category, out of 33 total.
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Cosmo2 (173583003).jpg 1,760 × 1,194; 2.21 MB
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Az Osztankinói tévétorony. Fortepan 88621.jpg 2,031 × 3,312; 2.33 MB
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Moscow Feb-Mar 1981 (8140100405).jpg 1,466 × 1,052; 301 KB
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Moscow television tower, Yuri Gagarin Monument, 1985.jpg 1,717 × 2,388; 1.17 MB
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Moscow tram BF 932 4.jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 809 KB
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Moscow, 1986 (07).tiff 2,040 × 1,338; 7.81 MB
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Moskau-84-Fernsehturm-1975-gje.jpg 1,803 × 2,740; 897 KB
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Olimpiada 1980 Fakel Mosсow.jpg 960 × 940; 156 KB
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Ostankino fire august 2000.jpg 800 × 697; 76 KB
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Ostankino Tower (1964-12-11).jpg 2,916 × 2,889; 629 KB
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Ostankino Tower (June 1966).jpg 372 × 600; 52 KB
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Ostankino Tower construction (1961-03-25).jpg 1,010 × 570; 415 KB
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Ostankino Tower construction (1961-03-30).jpg 590 × 600; 134 KB
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Ostankino Tower fire (2000-08-27) 01.jpg 510 × 730; 465 KB
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Ostankino Tower fire (2000-08-27) 02.jpg 483 × 728; 496 KB
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Ostankino Tower logo.png 197 × 273; 4 KB
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Ostankino-outline.svg 67 × 656; 16 KB
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Saint Basil's Cathedral and the Red Square.jpg 2,499 × 1,406; 781 KB
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Tallest buildings and towers with public viewing facilities.PNG 1,266 × 544; 39 KB
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TallestTowersInTheWorld+BerlinerFernsehturm.svg 1,152 × 768; 53 KB
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Views from Astrus Hotel, Moscow5.jpg 5,184 × 3,425; 1.3 MB
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ВДНХ1968.pdf 1,239 × 1,752, 5 pages; 9.3 MB
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Останкинская телебашня из окна поезда «Ласточка» (15.09.2020).jpg 3,264 × 4,928; 4.28 MB
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Categories:
- Cultural heritage monuments in North-eastern district of Moscow
- Ostankinsky District
- Fritz Leonhardt
- Towers in Moscow
- Towers built in the Soviet Union
- Built in Moscow in 1967
- Television towers in Russia
- 350-meter-and-taller buildings in Russia
- 350-meter-and-taller structures built in the Soviet Union
- 530-meter-tall structures
- Former world's tallest structures
- Buildings by Nikolay Nikitin in Moscow
- Dmitry Burdin