Geograph Britain and Ireland - Long Term Archival

Long Term Archival

The site's 3 million plus photographs has been selected for long term web archiving by the British Library in their UK Web Archive.

All photographs are also gradually transferred to Wikimedia Commons, and the photos are used throughout thousands of Wikipedia articles.

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