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The Mlagarassi valley near the Gottorp salt works.

Sticky note: "The Mlagarassi valley near the Gottorp salt works. The house with the scaffolding in the front centre of the picture stands above the Njansa - Sool spring. Beyond the river, the village of Marapamba lies on a terrace some 15 metres above sea level. Behind it, the tributary valley of the Rutschugi River is visible. In the right-hand corner of the picture is a water wheel that drives the Sool pump. To the left of the waterwheel are several islands in a row; the second is Lubundussi Island. Width of the valley at the salt works about 1 1/4 km, depth about 75 metres. The slopes of the valley consist of sandstone at the top and shale at the bottom. At the bottom of the valley there is gneiss with a north-north-westerly strike, into which amphibolite and gabbro veins mostly run in the same direction. The brine emerges from these."

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Object type
positives (photographs)
Dimensions
Kartonformat (Foto): 31 x 25 cm
Bildformat (Foto): 7 x 28 cm
Current location
Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Inventory number
BGAEU 270

Provenance and sources

when
15 March 1911
where
Malagarasi (Mlagarassi) Valley [Fluss]
who
Friedrich Tornau (1877-01-11 - 1914-11-14)

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