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World's largest Coca-Cola can

Behind a shopping center in Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, you'll find the "world's largest" coca-cola can, standing at 26 metres (85 feet) in height.  The structure was a former water tower built in 1905 by the Manitoba Iron Works Limited in Winnipeg.  It was located at the city's water treatment plant before being transported here where it was acquired & painted by Coca-Cola itself.  Looks like I'm going to need a tall ladder & a lot of muscles to pop open the top, making sure I don't accidentally fall in :-).

Copyright: William L
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 13200x6600
Taken: 16/08/2017
Uploaded: 16/08/2017
Published: 16/08/2017
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Tags: portage la prairie; manitoba; world's largest; coca cola; can
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