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A sticker featuring a stylized landscape design with a sun and mountains in orange, red and blue colors. Text on the sticker reads "LA CUMBRE" and "SIERRAS DE CORDOBA" with a website address below it.

LA CUMBRE SIERRAS DE CORDOBA www.turismo.lacumbre.gob.ar

11 July 2023

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