File:East Perth & St Mary's Cathedral.jpg
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View of East Perth from Westin Hotel, with St Mary's Cathedral as the cream coloured building at centre and the Darling Scarp in the distance.
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English: Looking east across East Perth in the foreground towards the Darling Scarp, visible as low hills in the distance. Photograph taken from the 10th floor of the Westin Hotel in the Perth CBD. St Mary's Cathedral is the distinctive cream coloured building in the centre of the image |
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| Author | Elrebe56 |
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