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Baghdad beats Dubai: world's largest fountain covers 10,486 m²
The world's largest publicly accessible interactive fountain has been built on Baghdad Island in Iraq, covering 10,486 m², and has entered the Guinness Book of Records. The structure is about 300 m long and 33 m wide, floats on water, and features over 2,000 sets of coloured lights and a water screen. It surpassed the previous record holder — the Fountain of Palm Jumeirah in Dubai (7,327 m²) — by over 3,100 m².
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