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Fragment panoramy Warszawy z 1770 roku-Bernardo Bellotto Canaletto (source: commons.wikimedia.org).

Fragment panoramy Warszawy z 1770 roku-Bernardo Bellotto Canaletto (source: commons.wikimedia.org).

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Cities often owe their existence to rivers; however, when cities begin to develop, the river turns into a barrier whose crossing becomes one of the more important engineering issues in municipal infrastructure. As a part of nature, a river significantly influences the form of a city. Its development can, in turn, also impact the shape of the river....

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