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In the upload stage of the deposit, the ICOMOS Collaborative Photo Bank offers authors who hold the rights to their works, the possibility of choosing one of the following six available Creative Commons licenses to publish their works:

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There is a valley in north of Bid Shahr in which water flows down the mountains and falls off a waterfall and gets accumulated. The waterfall of Bid Shar (Abshar-e Bid Shahr) is considered an important point of tourist interest in the region. In 2016 Darva dam (Sadd-e Darva) was built to reserve the water and prevent it from being wasted. 

Fars, Zarrin Dasht, Evaz, Bid Shahr
March 04th, 2016
Jamal
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