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The image captures an overhead view of an open corrugated cardboard box containing numerous scattered wooden puzzle pieces and a printed instruction sheet. The puzzle pieces are made of light-colored wood, likely plywood, with darker, laser-cut edges. Each piece is shaped like an administrative division of Russia and features an engraved Cyrillic name of a city or region, along with a circular marker indicating a major urban center. Visible names on the pieces include "Казань" (Kazan), "Кызыл" (Kyzyl), "Белгород" (Belgorod), "Тамбов" (Tambov), "Херсон" (Kherson), "Ставрополь" (Stavropol), "Краснодар" (Krasnodar), "Мурманск" (Murmansk), "Элиста" (Elista), "Оренбург" (Orenburg), "Иваново" (Ivanovo), "Ярославль" (Yaroslavl), "Уфа" (Ufa), "Саратов" (Saratov), "Абакан" (Abakan), "Кострома" (Kostroma), "Брянск" (Bryansk), "Великий Новгород" (Veliky Novgorod), and "Владимир" (Vladimir). Several pieces have small, white, cylindrical pegs, possibly for alignment or connection.

Underneath the puzzle pieces, a white paper instruction sheet is visible, featuring Cyrillic text, a simplified map outline, and a QR code with partially visible text "qr.spa...". The box itself is made of brown cardboard, with distinctive dark, wavy stripe patterns printed on its interior walls. The scene is illuminated by ambient light, and the box rests on a light brown surface, possibly a wooden table or floor. This scene is located in the city of Фоки, Russia.
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The image captures an overhead view of an open corrugated cardboard box containing numerous scattered wooden puzzle pieces and a printed instruction sheet. The puzzle pieces are made of light-colored wood, likely plywood, with darker, laser-cut edges. Each piece is shaped like an administrative division of Russia and features an engraved Cyrillic name of a city or region, along with a circular marker indicating a major urban center. Visible names on the pieces include "Казань" (Kazan), "Кызыл" (Kyzyl), "Белгород" (Belgorod), "Тамбов" (Tambov), "Херсон" (Kherson), "Ставрополь" (Stavropol), "Краснодар" (Krasnodar), "Мурманск" (Murmansk), "Элиста" (Elista), "Оренбург" (Orenburg), "Иваново" (Ivanovo), "Ярославль" (Yaroslavl), "Уфа" (Ufa), "Саратов" (Saratov), "Абакан" (Abakan), "Кострома" (Kostroma), "Брянск" (Bryansk), "Великий Новгород" (Veliky Novgorod), and "Владимир" (Vladimir). Several pieces have small, white, cylindrical pegs, possibly for alignment or connection. Underneath the puzzle pieces, a white paper instruction sheet is visible, featuring Cyrillic text, a simplified map outline, and a QR code with partially visible text "qr.spa...". The box itself is made of brown cardboard, with distinctive dark, wavy stripe patterns printed on its interior walls. The scene is illuminated by ambient light, and the box rests on a light brown surface, possibly a wooden table or floor. This scene is located in the city of Фоки, Russia.

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