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The image displays a rusty, circular cast iron manhole cover set into the ground. The cover features a textured surface with a repeating raised diamond pattern, providing anti-slip properties. Prominent Cyrillic text is embossed on the cover. Clearly visible is "ГОСТ 3634-99", which is a standard specification for manhole covers in Belarus and other former Soviet countries. Above this, the word "ТЯЖЕЛЫЙ" (Tyazhelyy), meaning "Heavy", indicates the cover's load class. A square symbol, likely a manufacturer's logo, is also present on the cover. The manhole cover is positioned at the junction of two distinct surfaces. To its left, a strip of vibrant green grass and some dirt are visible. To its right, the surface consists of dark grey asphalt or tarmac. The overall appearance of the manhole cover suggests age and exposure to the elements, with significant rusting and some areas covered in light dust or grime. No people or active events are depicted in the scene. The bright, even lighting indicates that the photograph was taken during the daytime, likely under sunny or clear weather conditions. The scene is a static depiction of a utility infrastructure element within an outdoor setting in Бараўлянскі сельскі Савет, Belarus.
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