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thumb|Aerial view of a vineyard in Burgundy in France
A vineyard is an area of land where grapevines are grown, typically for producing wine. Vineyards are important agricultural operations that form the foundation of wine production and are significant to the economies and cultures of wine-producing regions around the world.
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thumb|Aerial view of a vineyard in Burgundy in France
thumb|Aerial view of vineyards in autumn in the Alsace wine region of France thumb|The extensive vineyards of the Languedoc wine|Languedoc-Roussillon region, southern France thumb|Aerial view of vineyards in Markgräflerland, [[Baden, Germany]] thumb|Vineyards in the Judaean Mountains near [[Jerusalem]]
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