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Vicenza bridges and rivers
Vicenza bridges
Vicenza' historical bridges
Tower of the Astronomical Observatory of the University of Padua called Torlonga or Specola. Padua, Veneto - Italy
Vicenza historical bridges
Wall of sandbags to fend off raging river
La Specola is a 14th century tower, formerly part of a medieval castle, and converted in 1767 into an astronomical observatory in Padua, Italy.
Old tower of the Astronomical Observatory in Padua, Italy. Reflected along river
Vicenza by night
Vicenza bridges
extremely high level of the muddy brown waterway is about to overflow and breach the riverbanks
houses on the banks of the swollen river called BACCHIGLIONE in the city Vicenza in Northern Italy during the flood
Vicenza bridges
Bacchiglione River and the bridge in the historic center of Vicenza in Northern Italy during the flood
La Specola is a 14th century tower, formerly part of a medieval castle, and converted in 1767 into an astronomical observatory in Padua, Italy.
Vicenza bridges and rivers
Vicenza bridges and rivers
Vicenza bridges and rivers
Vicenza bridges and rivers
Rescue car in a way flooded during a flood
Vicenza historical bridges
Vicenza bridges
retaining wall along the riverbank during flood caused by torrential rains
houses near the shore of the raging river during the flood
Giant exhaust pipe pours into the muddy and Brown slurry
brown muddy river lapping at city houses during a flood caused by torrential rains
narrow road flooded during a downpour in the city
entry of a House during a flood and flooded road
raging river during a flood does come in water and mud in the ho
La Specola is a 14th century tower, formerly part of a medieval castle, and converted in 1767 into an astronomical observatory in Padua, Italy.
rusty iron bridge railing over muddy brown flooded river flower pot blooming flowers
City by the way flooded and emergency vehicles coming soon

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