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The image shows a close-up, top-down view of a cast iron manhole cover. The cover is circular with radial lines extending outwards from a central medallion. The central medallion is itself circular and contains a large Cyrillic letter "Д" (D). Above the letter, there is the word "TM" in smaller letters. To the left of the "Д", there are the letters "CH" in a stylized font. To the right of the "Д", a series of numbers and letters are inscribed in a circle: "28-19-6-001-77". Below the "Д", the year "1986" is visible. At the very top of the manhole cover, there is a hexagonal emblem with a star inside, and the letters "СССР" (USSR) inscribed around the star. The manhole cover is set into asphalt or concrete pavement, which is weathered and contains small stones and debris. There are some fallen leaves on the surface of the pavement and the manhole cover. The overall impression is that of a typical utility manhole cover found in a public space. Based on the "СССР" emblem and the Cyrillic script, this manhole cover is likely located in Russia, and possibly in Moscow, given the common use of such infrastructure in that city.
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