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caryfukThe circular metal structure, set in a paved area, bears the inscriptions 'VILNIUS' and 'LIETUS', suggesting its geographical and functional context. The central part of the hatch is filled with concrete and decorated with a metal hexagonal grid, an interesting departure from standard designs. According to the Institute of Lidology, it is an E600 class specimen, indicating its robust construction for heavy loads.
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caryfukA central circular pattern with radial and concentric elements dominates this example of urban infrastructure. The surrounding asphalt texture suggests a common location in an urban environment, while inscriptions such as 'VILLANUS' and 'NOOTEKOS' provide a clue to its classification according to the standards of the Institut Lidologie. Specimen exhibits a load class of D400, indicating its robust construction for road use.
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caryfukA circular grid with radial spokes dominates this specimen, surrounded by grey cobblestones. In the central circle, the inscription "S" and the year "1988" are visible, suggesting its age and potential historical value for lidological research. This artifact, bearing the traces of time, represents a typical urban element.