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Fixed coordinates

The coordinates given for this pad ( 45°57′09″N 63°26′43″E / 45.95250°N 63.44528°E / 45.95250; 63.44528) were wrong - those referred to a disused, overgrown pad. The coordinates for this site on the main Baikonur Cosmodrome article ( 45°57′04″N 63°29′49″E / 45.951°N 63.497°E / 45.951; 63.497) are correct. Google and Bing satellite imagery of that location exactly matches the actual TanDEM-X site shown in this news broadcast. -- Finlay McWalterჷ Talk 14:24, 22 November 2013 (UTC) reply

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