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Death Valley, CA, USA - September 7, 2008: Death Valley National Park in Inyo County of Mojave Desert, California is the hottest place on earth with a temperature of 56,7 °C recorded in 1913.

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Stock Photo: Tourists Approaching Zabriskie Point In Death Valley, Ca

Death Valley, CA, USA - September 7, 2008: Death Valley National Park in Inyo County of Mojave Desert, California is the hottest place on earth with a temperature of 56,7 °C recorded in 1913.

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