Great Andes
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Great Andes
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Last update: December 16, 2018 |
Great Andes is a region in Iran and its capital is Cusco. Its original owner is Peru.
Geography
Great Andes is neighbored by following regions:
Productivity
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 Iron   Grain
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Iron
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 Sand
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 Rubber
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no resource |
Regions of  Iran
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