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Where is the Berlin Wall now? Where is the Berlin Wall now?
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When the Berlin Wall fell down in November 1989, parts of it were chipped off and taken away by locals and tourists. Some people took segments as souvenirs and some pieces were given to institutions around the world.When the Berlin Wall fell down in November 1989, parts of it were chipped off and taken away by locals and tourists. Some people took segments as souvenirs and some pieces were given to institutions around the world.
Use this interactive map to see how far the wall has spread around the globe, and where large sections of it are on public display. If you have a piece of the wall, tell us using the form below. Use this interactive map to see how far the wall has spread around the globe, and where large sections of it are on public display.
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HOW TO USE THE MAP Click on the icons to see the comments, pictures and videos Use the arrows on the left or drag the hand to navigate Zoom into a location to be able to read more commentsSend in your stories and pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.ukTo see where the wall has reached around the world, use the arrows to expand the map HOW TO USE THE MAP Click on the icons to see pictures and videos Use the arrows or drag the hand to navigate Zoom into a location to be able to read more stories
BBC News readers have been sending us their stories and pictures of their own pieces of the Berlin Wall.
They have also helped us map where the Berlin Wall is by sending us their photographs of sections of the Wall that are on display around the world.
The map has been centred over the UK to view the stories more easily. Use the zoom out icon on the left hand side of the map to see where the wall is across the world.The map has been centred over the UK to view the stories more easily. Use the zoom out icon on the left hand side of the map to see where the wall is across the world.
Do you have a piece of the wall? Or is there a segment where you live? Let us know using the form below. If you can, please send a picture of yourself with the wall or, even better, a video.
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