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The Troll A platform is taller than the Eiffel tower | Norsk Oljemuseum
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Troll A Platform | Datis Export Group
Troll A Platform | Datis Export Group
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Troll A Platform | Datis Export Group
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1995: News: Moving the Troll oil platform | #OnThisDay 1995: The Troll oil platform became "the largest man-made object ever to move across the surface of the earth" | By BBC Archive | Facebook
Troll A Platform (North Sea, 1995) | Structurae
Aker Solutions wins FEED contract for Statoil-operated Troll gas field in North Sea
Dark Roasted Blend: The Ultimate Moving: Troll-A Gas Platform
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Dark Roasted Blend: The Ultimate Moving: Troll-A Gas Platform
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Troll A – The Tallest Structure Ever Moved by Mankind » TwistedSifter
Dark Roasted Blend: The Ultimate Moving: Troll-A Gas Platform
Troll A platform built by Norwegian Contractors for Norske Shell, Norway, North Sea. The Troll A platform has an overall height of 472 metres and weig Stock Photo - Alamy
