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The Tour de la nation (English: Tower of the Nation, Arabic: عمارة الوطن (تونس)) in Tunis houses the Ministry of State Domains and Land Affairs. At a height of 80m it's the second tallest building of Tunisia

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  The tower from the avenue
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  Entrance
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  Views
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  Helicopter passing

See also※

• List of tallest structures in Tunisia

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