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Uluru topographic map

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Name: Uluru topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Uluru, Macdonnell Region, Northern Territory, Australia (-25.34491 131.03247 -25.34481 131.03257)

Average elevation: 596 m

Minimum elevation: 514 m

Maximum elevation: 861 m

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