File:Budapest Metro map.svg

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DescriptionBudapest Metro map.svg	English: Map of the Budapest Metro Deutsch: Karte der Budapester Metro Magyar: A budapesti metróhálózat térképe Српски / srpski: Mapa metroa u Budimpešti
Date	20 January 2008
Source	Original raster ( Image:Budapest Metro Map.PNG) by Sewa; vectorized, improved and colored by Mysid.
Author	Sewa, Mysid

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