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The image displays two street signs affixed to a light-colored, textured wall in Casablanca, Morocco. Multiple palm fronds hang from the top of the frame, partially obscuring the signs and casting parallel shadows across them and the wall below. The sign on the left is rectangular, white with a dark border, featuring Arabic script in blue. The top line reads "الجماعة الحضرية للحي الحسني" (Urban Municipality of El Hassani District). The prominent central text states "حي السلام" (Hay As-Salam), translating to "Peace Neighborhood." Below this, the text "زنقة جبل ساغرو" (Zanqat Jabal Saghiro) is visible, which translates to "Jabal Saghro Street." The sign on the right is rectangular, blue with a white border and white text. It features the number "16" within a white circle in the upper right corner. Below, the French text "RUE JABEL SAGHRO" is displayed, translating to "Jabel Saghro Street," corroborating the Arabic street name. A partial logo and text indicating "Ville de Casablanca" (City of Casablanca) are visible on the upper left portion of this sign. The wall exhibits a coarse, granular texture with visible minor cracks and areas of surface discoloration. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, which generates distinct, elongated shadows from the overhead palm fronds. The fronds display a mix of green and desiccated brown foliage. No people or actions are depicted.
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