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DescriptionYeonpyeong shelling.png	Deutsch: Karte des Bombardements von Yeonpyeong vom 23. November 2010. English: Map of the Yeonpyeong shelling of 23 November 2010. Français : Carte du bombardement de Yeonpyeong du mardi 23 novembre 2010.
Date	24 November 2010
Source	Basic map is from OpenStreetMaps (Cycle Map layer); names and locations from National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency database; other geographical detail is from Kukinews [1], Gong-gam Korea [2] and The Hangyoreh [3]
Author	base map: © OpenStreetMap und Mitwirkende, CC-BY-SA derivative work: Prioryman (talk)

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current	21:56, 26 November 2010	1,059 × 1,049 (62 KB)	Prioryman	~150-200 → ~170
	09:42, 25 November 2010	1,059 × 1,049 (68 KB)	Albamhandae	연평리→연평도
	23:02, 24 November 2010	1,059 × 1,049 (63 KB)	Prioryman	{{Information \|Description=Map of the Yeonpyeong shelling of 23 November 2010 \|Source=Basic map is from OpenStreetMaps (Cycle Map layer); names and locations from National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency database; other geographical detail is from Kukinews