File:OBI in Europe.svg
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English: A map of Europe showing countries where the DIY store chain OBI is currently present (in orange #ff7e21) as well as former operations (in light grey #a4a4a4) and Russia, where it operates independently from its German parent company (dark grey #707070). Original .svg map https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blank_map_of_Europe_(with_disputed_regions).svg made by maix and others. |
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| Author | Realeklas |
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