File:Destruction of the Bam Citadel.jpg

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English: The 2000 year old Citadel, the worlds largest mud fortress, is destroyed by the earthquake in Bam, Iran
Date Unknown date
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Source http://www.fema.gov/bamearthquake/photo6.fema?id=11
Author Marty Bahamonde

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One hundred percent destruction of residential houses due to the Bam earthquake in 2003

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