Giant Running Man near bomb craters

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By pdunn @ 2005-09-24 22:39:38
That's what it looks like to me. But you may have a better explanation.
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@ 2005-09-25 10:11:45
Pedestrian overpass. The site appears to have been, in better times, a recreation facility. Note the four tennis courts just north of the bridge? The area immediately east of the bridge appears to be either a college campus or perhaps a military barracks and the bridge was likely built to connect the tennis court area to some never-completed facilities south of the road.
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@ 2007-04-19 10:42:54
This map has changed quite a bit since its posting in 2005. The bomb craters have been filled in and a base has sprung up in their place. The bomb craters in the nearby maps "Baghdad Bomb Craters" I & II have also been filled in.