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The image shows a framed informational plaque with a photograph of a wide, blue river with several long, green islands. The islands are covered in dense trees and vegetation, and the river has multiple channels. In the distance, a city or town can be seen on the left bank of the river, with scattered buildings and trees. Two cargo ships are visible on the river. The plaque has text in both Russian and English, identifying the scene as "Podzhabny Island" and stating that it was formed in 1639 from the Volga's left bank. The English text also mentions that the island's name comes from the abundance of water turtles found there, which were called "toads" by the people of Samara. The location is implied to be near Volzhskiy, Russia, given the context of the Volga River and the proximity to Samara. The photograph itself is of an aerial perspective, showcasing the geography of the river and its islands.
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