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L.A. City School Project. Satellite Images

BY Vlad Iconar | Sep 1, 2015

Augustus F. Hawkins High School

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Augustus Hawkins 2005

Augustus Hawkins 2014

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 East Valley High School

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East Valley High School.2005

East Valley High School.2014

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 Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School

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Maya Angelou 2005

Maya Angelou 2014

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Edward R. Roybal Learning Center, Ramón C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts, Miguel Contreras Learning Complex

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Ramon Cortines.Miguel Contreras.Roybal 2005

Ramon Cortines.Miguel Contreras.Roybal 2014

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 San Pedro Senior High

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san.pedro.high.2005

san.pedro.high.2014

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 Watts Learning Center Middle School

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Watts Middle Learning Center 2005

Watts Middle Learning Center 2014

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