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| Looking up at Rio's landmark granite hills - Sugarloaf Mountain, reaching 396m - from their feet from Praça General Tibúrcio. The name Sugarloaf comes from 16th century Portuguese sailors, named after blocks of sugar in conical molds made of clay to be transported on ships. |
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