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The sticker is vertically oriented, primarily blue with white text and a red line marking each city's distance. At the top, it reads 'Von Butzow nach'. Below this, a list of cities and their distances from Butzow is displayed: Hamburg 181km, Berlin 213km, Leipzig 367km, Dortmund 510km, München 759km, and Rostock 41km. The FC Hansa Rostock logo is visible in the top right section. At the bottom, a call to action reads 'Support your local Club'. The sticker is adhered to a pole.

U vonco Butzow nach Hemburg 181k Berlin 213km Lipzig 367km Dortmund 510k München Rostock 41km 759k Support your local

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