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A bronze-colored monument, identified as the "Zero Kilometer" marker in Hrodna, Belarus, stands centrally in the foreground on an octagonal granite base set into light and dark grey paving stones. The monument consists of a fluted cylindrical pedestal, wrapped midway by a braided rope-like element, supporting a square upper section. A circular bronze plaque depicting Hrodna's coat of arms—a bison/aurochs on a shield within a wreath—is affixed to the front of the square section. The circular bronze top of the monument's base is engraved with Cyrillic text and distances, including "БЕЛАСТОКА 86КМ" (Białystok 86km), "ГОМЕЛЯ 578КМ" (Gomel 578km), and references to Vilnius, Smorgon, and Minsk. Flanking the monument are two garden beds filled with vibrant red flowers, bordered by light brown stone curbing. To the left, three young individuals are walking from left to right across a paved area: a female in a white t-shirt and denim shorts with a white shoulder bag; a male in a black t-shirt and dark trousers with a black backpack; and a female in a light blue t-shirt and wide-leg jeans with a black backpack. Further left, a yellow taxi and a man in a light blue shirt are visible near a street with a pedestrian crossing sign and traffic lights. In the background left, a multi-story yellow building with a red roof and green window frames, and another building with a pink facade, are visible. Decorative street poles with red, flame-like structures are present. To the right of the monument, a modern, multi-story building with a dark, possibly granite, facade and numerous rectangular windows is visible. In front of this building is a landscaped area featuring various evergreen shrubs and conical topiaries. A wooden planter box with white flowers stands on the sidewalk. A partially obscured colorful, patterned half-circle decoration is visible behind the monument on the right. The sky overhead is overcast with a light grey hue.
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