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Stage 1214km | Pultusk - Olsztyn
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Stage 2119.6km | Ostróda - Elblag
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Stage 3225.5km | Gdansk - Torun
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Stage 4182km | Bydgoszcz - Poznan
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Stage 5192km | Legnica - Jelenia Góra
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Stage 6162.4km | Szczawno Zdrój - Karpacz
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Stage 7126km | Jelenia Góra - Karpacz
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Tour of Poland 2006
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Stage 1 | Pultusk - Olsztyn2006-09-04 214km
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Stage 2 | Ostróda - Elblag2006-09-05 119.6km
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Stage 3 | Gdansk - Torun2006-09-06 225.5km
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Stage 4 | Bydgoszcz - Poznan2006-09-07 182km
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Stage 5 | Legnica - Jelenia Góra2006-09-08 192km
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Stage 6 | Szczawno Zdrój - Karpacz2006-09-09 162.4km
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Stage 7 | Jelenia Góra - Karpacz2006-09-10 126km
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