<noembed><nolayer><div style="position:absolute; left:0; top:-100; display:none;"> Cospicua The Third City.<br> Scenery in Malta picture - Malta: Charles Bray took this picture of the Third City of Cospicua. Cospicua in which mostly its called (Bormla) in Maltese it has a population of around 6500. It is the largest city of the three Cottonera Cities surrounded by fortifications. Cospicua originally was a fishing village, its importance increased with the arrival of the Knights of St John. When the knights moved to Valletta, they constructed docks at the Port of Cospicua and it became a leading docking center for ship repair especially during the Second World War. Before the Second World War, in Cospicua St. George&#39;s band was one of the most popular bands in Malta and once a year there was a big carnival parade. </div></nolayer></noembed>
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Fort of St. Angelo, At Senglea [L-Isla]
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Malta: Charles Bray took this picture of the Third City of Cospicua. Cospicua in which mostly its called (Bormla) in Maltese it has a population of around 6500. It is the largest city of the three Cottonera Cities surrounded by fortifications. Cospicua originally was a fishing village, its importance increased with the arrival of the Knights of St John. When the knights moved to Valletta, they constructed docks at the Port of Cospicua and it became a leading docking center for ship repair especially during the Second World War. Before the Second World War, in Cospicua St. George's band was one of the most popular bands in Malta and once a year there was a big carnival parade.
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