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Portal:Mecklenburg-Vorpommern/Candidate Images
This gallery contains proposals for the Image of the Month at Portal:Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Feel free to add more images. Images must have a connexion with the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and link to a relevant article on English Wikipedia. Please note the minimum requirements for photographs in terms of sharpness, size, etc.
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Schwerin's historic tram system
Basedow Castle
Equestrian statue of Frederick Francis II
Lanken Nature Reserve
The Old Port of Bodstedt, Darß
Memorial to revolutionary sailors in Rostock
Ceramic relief of city history, corner of Breite Straße and Kröpeliner Straße in Rostock
The sculpture David and the Giant Goliath in the gardens of Schwerin Palace
Venz Manor House on Rügen
Price tag for a washing machine in a Teterow display window in 1989
Sculpture and lantern at Ludwigslust Palace
The Steintor in Anklam
Ivy-covered church in Zahren
Ruined houses in Güstrow
New ceiling vaulting in St. George's Church, Wismar
Putgarten's volunteer fire service
Ruins of the Heinkel factory in Rostock
Brick friezes on Steffenshagen village church
Tree on the top of the wall of Warbende village church
Exit from Garden, a village in the municipality of Lohmen
The former brewery and distillery in Dobbertin Abbey during renovation work
Ribnitz Convent of Poor Clares
Laying the NEL pipeline near Hasenhäge
Südperd
Rügen Bridge and Stralsund Shipyard
Suspension Bridge on the Schwinzer Hellberg-Tongrube educational path
Village plaque in Lenzen
Fallen treen in the churchyard of Kogel Church
The von Bülow family in front of Rogeez Manor House in 1928
Farmers milking cows in Metschow
Floods at Tollense in August 2011
Old bell button at Griebenow Castle
Drain cover belonging to the town of Güstrow
Signpost in Rüterberg
Freiherr signet ring of the Mecklenburg Plessens
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