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English: Temporary encampments were established by the 5th Cavalry Division of the United States Army at the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral. A desecrated Colegio can be seen in the background, with the Seminary in the foreground remaining somewhat intact.
Bikol Central: An mga temporaryong kampo pigmukna kan 5th Cavalry Division kan Hokbo kan Estados Unidos sa Naga Metropolitan Cathedral. An sarong dinigtaan na Colegio mahihiling sa likod, na an Seminaryo sa enotan medyo nagdadanay na buo.
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Source Naga CTB 2024
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Camera location13° 37′ 42″ N, 123° 11′ 14″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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Temporary encampments were established by the 5th Cavalry Division of the United States Army at the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral. A desecrated Colegio can be seen in the background, with the Seminary in the foreground remaining somewhat intact.

inception

15 April 1945

coordinates of the point of view

13°37'41.999"N, 123°11'13.999"E

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