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Flora Fountain The Flora Fountain is now known as Hutatma Chowk (martyrs' square). Built in 1864, it depicts the Roman Goddess Flora. It was sculpted using imported Portland stone, but is now covered with a coat of white oil paint. The total cost of construction was Rs. 47,000.	Photo Details Location: Bombay, India Capture date: 15 January 2006 Credit: Ravikiran Source: Personal Photograph
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• (del) (cur) 14:19, 15 January 2006 . . Ravikiran r (Talk | contribs) . . 1024×806 (180,739 bytes) ({{User:Ravikiran r/Template:Test| credit= Ravikiran| captureDate=15 January 2006|location = Bombay, India | source=Personal Photograph |caption=Flora Fountain|description=The '''Flora Fountain''' is now known as '''Hutatma C)

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