A 7-day Northern Circuit safari in Tanzania is one of the best ways to explore the country’s famous wildlife destinations in a single holiday. This safari takes you through Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara National Park, Serengeti National Park, and the Ngorongoro Crater, giving you the chance to experience different landscapes and search for some of Africa’s best-known wild animals. From large elephant herds and ancient baobab trees to open grasslands filled with zebras, wildebeest, giraffes, and predators, every destination offers something different.
For travelers planning a Tanzania safari in 2027, 2028, or 2029, seven days provides a good opportunity to visit the main northern wildlife destinations without making the holiday too short. The journey begins in Arusha, the main starting point for safaris in northern Tanzania, and continues through the national parks and conservation areas before returning to the city. Along the way, you travel in a safari vehicle with a professional guide who helps you find wildlife, understand animal behavior, and learn more about the places you visit.
One of the biggest attractions of this safari is the Serengeti National Park, which is famous for its large wildlife populations and the annual Great Wildebeest Migration. Depending on the season, visitors may see large groups of wildebeest and zebras moving across the plains in search of fresh grazing. The Ngorongoro Crater is another important highlight because it supports a remarkable concentration of wildlife within a relatively small area. Tarangire is particularly well known for elephants, while Lake Manyara offers forest scenery, birdlife, and the possibility of seeing its famous tree-climbing lions.
At Eddy Tours & Safaris, we organize guided Tanzania wildlife safaris for couples, families, groups of friends, and solo travelers. Our team can help you arrange a seven-day Northern Circuit safari with accommodation suited to your budget, private game drives, and a practical itinerary that allows enough time to enjoy the wildlife. This guide explains the full seven-day safari itinerary, destinations, accommodation options, best travel seasons, and what to expect when planning your trip.
7-Day Northern Circuit Safari Overview
| Safari details | Information |
|---|---|
| Safari name | 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari in Tanzania |
| Duration | 7 days and 6 nights |
| Starting point | Arusha, Tanzania |
| Ending point | Arusha, Tanzania |
| Destinations | Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater |
| Safari type | Guided wildlife safari |
| Transport | 4×4 safari vehicle with a professional driver-guide |
| Accommodation | Budget, mid-range or luxury options |
| Main wildlife | Elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, buffaloes, hippos and more |
| Big Five opportunities | Possible across the safari, but sightings are not guaranteed |
| Best travel period | Year-round, with different seasonal highlights |
| Suitable for | Couples, families, friends, small groups and wildlife lovers |
| Package price | Available on request |
Why Choose a 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari?
The Northern Circuit is one of Tanzania’s most popular safari regions because several major wildlife destinations can be visited during the same journey. Rather than spending your entire holiday in one park, you travel through different environments that support different wildlife species. Tarangire is known for its elephant herds and baobab trees, Lake Manyara for its forest and lakeshore habitats, Serengeti for its open plains and predators, and Ngorongoro for the wildlife found inside its volcanic crater.
Seven days is a practical duration for travelers who want a combination of wildlife viewing and time to appreciate the scenery. The itinerary includes two nights in the Serengeti, giving you more opportunities to explore the park than a quick overnight visit. The journey also allows time for a game drive inside Ngorongoro Crater, where animals can sometimes be observed at relatively close distances from the safari vehicle.
Another advantage is flexibility. The itinerary can be arranged using comfortable mid-range lodges, simple safari camps, or luxury accommodation depending on your preferences and budget. Travelers who want to spend more time in the Serengeti can also adjust the itinerary, although this may mean reducing time in another park or adding an extra safari day.
Complete 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari Itinerary
This seven-day itinerary begins and ends in Arusha and includes six nights of accommodation. It is designed as a road safari, with the exact departure times, game-drive schedules, and accommodation arrangements confirmed before travel.
Day 1: Arusha to Tarangire National Park – The Elephant Safari
Destination: Tarangire National Park
Activity: Afternoon wildlife game drive
Accommodation: Lodge or tented camp near Tarangire or the Lake Manyara area
Your Northern Circuit safari begins in Arusha, where you meet your professional safari guide after breakfast or at the agreed pickup location. After a short introduction and briefing about the journey, you begin driving toward Tarangire National Park, one of Tanzania’s most interesting wildlife destinations. The drive takes you through local communities, agricultural areas, and the countryside of northern Tanzania before reaching the park entrance.
Once inside Tarangire, your first game drive begins. The park is well known for its large elephant populations, and during the drier months, elephant families are often seen moving between the river, woodland, and surrounding grasslands. The landscape is also famous for its ancient baobab trees, which create a distinctive setting for wildlife photography. As you explore the park, your guide will help you search for giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, impalas, buffaloes, warthogs, and other animals that live in the area.
Tarangire is also home to predators such as lions and leopards, although sightings depend on the animals’ movements and the conditions on the day. During the dry season, the Tarangire River becomes an important source of water for wildlife, and animals may gather in the surrounding areas. Your guide will choose suitable game-drive routes based on current wildlife activity while respecting park regulations and keeping a safe distance from the animals.
After spending the afternoon exploring Tarangire, you leave the park and continue to your accommodation. Depending on the selected package, you may stay at a lodge or tented camp near Tarangire, Lake Manyara, or the surrounding countryside. Dinner is served at your accommodation, and you can relax after your first day of wildlife viewing.
Meals: Lunch and dinner
Overnight: Tarangire or Lake Manyara area
Day 2: Tarangire Area to Lake Manyara National Park – Forest and Lakeshore Wildlife
Destination: Lake Manyara National Park
Activity: Wildlife game drive and birdwatching
Accommodation: Lodge or tented camp in the Lake Manyara or Karatu area
After breakfast, you continue your safari toward Lake Manyara National Park, a destination known for its varied scenery and wildlife habitats. The park lies beneath the Great Rift Valley escarpment and includes groundwater forest, open grasslands, woodland, and lakeshore environments. Although Lake Manyara is smaller than the Serengeti, its changing landscapes make it an interesting destination for travelers who enjoy wildlife viewing and nature photography.
As you enter the park, you may begin your game drive through the forest, where baboons, blue monkeys, and different bird species can sometimes be observed. The tall trees and green vegetation create a very different atmosphere from the open landscapes of Tarangire. Your guide will help you look for elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, and other wildlife while explaining how the park’s different habitats support its animal populations.
Lake Manyara is also associated with tree-climbing lions, although seeing them resting in branches is uncommon and should never be guaranteed. Birdwatchers may enjoy searching for pelicans, storks, herons, hornbills, and flamingos when seasonal conditions are suitable. Water levels and wildlife distribution change throughout the year, so the exact game-drive experience depends on the season.
After your game drive, you continue toward your accommodation in the Lake Manyara or Karatu area. Karatu is a convenient place to stay because it lies along the main safari route toward the Ngorongoro highlands and Serengeti. You spend the evening relaxing, enjoying dinner, and preparing for the journey into the Serengeti the following day.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Overnight: Lake Manyara or Karatu area
Day 3: Lake Manyara or Karatu to Serengeti National Park – Entering the Endless Plains
Destination: Serengeti National Park
Activity: Scenic drive and afternoon game drive
Accommodation: Tented camp or lodge in Central Serengeti
After breakfast, you leave your accommodation and begin traveling toward Serengeti National Park through the beautiful highlands of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The road climbs into cooler, greener landscapes before continuing toward the vast plains that make the Serengeti one of Africa’s most famous wildlife destinations. Along the way, you may stop at suitable viewpoints when permitted and when road and weather conditions allow.
As you continue toward the Serengeti, the landscape gradually changes from highland vegetation to open grasslands. The name Serengeti is commonly associated with endless plains, and the wide horizons provide a striking introduction to the park. After completing the necessary entry procedures, you begin exploring the area with your safari guide, looking for wildlife along the tracks and surrounding grasslands.
The Serengeti supports many different animals, including lions, cheetahs, leopards, elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, wildebeest, and several antelope species. Your guide may explore grassland areas, rocky kopjes, and riverine habitats depending on the available time and recent wildlife activity. These different environments provide opportunities to observe animals resting, feeding, or moving through their natural surroundings.
By late afternoon, you continue toward your selected lodge or tented camp in the Central Serengeti. Staying inside or near the park allows you to begin the following day’s game drive without a long transfer from another destination. After dinner, you can relax and listen to the sounds of the surrounding wilderness while preparing for a full day of wildlife viewing.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Overnight: Central Serengeti
Day 4: Full-Day Serengeti National Park Safari – Wildlife and the Great Migration
Destination: Serengeti National Park
Activity: Full-day game drive
Accommodation: Tented camp or lodge in Central Serengeti
Today is dedicated to exploring Serengeti National Park, giving you more time to search for wildlife and appreciate the park’s different landscapes. After an early breakfast, you leave your accommodation with your guide and begin a game drive through the plains. Early morning can be an interesting time for wildlife viewing because some predators are still active, while many herbivores begin feeding as the day warms.
The Serengeti is especially famous for lions, cheetahs, and leopards, although each species behaves differently and may be found in different habitats. Lions are often associated with open grasslands and rocky kopjes, cheetahs favor areas where they can use their speed to hunt, and leopards are frequently difficult to spot because they spend time in trees or thick vegetation. Your guide will use experience and current information to choose suitable routes while avoiding disturbance to the animals.
Depending on your travel dates, you may also encounter wildebeest and zebra herds associated with the Great Migration. The migration is a year-round movement influenced by rainfall, fresh grazing, and seasonal conditions, so the animals are not always concentrated in the same part of the park. Large river crossings are seasonal events and cannot be guaranteed, particularly on an itinerary based in Central Serengeti.
During the day, you enjoy a packed lunch at an appropriate picnic location or return to your accommodation if the schedule allows. The afternoon continues with further game viewing and photography before returning to camp or the lodge. Spending a second night in the Serengeti gives you a better opportunity to appreciate the park without rushing immediately to the next destination.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Overnight: Central Serengeti
Day 5: Serengeti National Park to Ngorongoro Highlands – Final Serengeti Game Drive
Destination: Serengeti and Ngorongoro Highlands
Activity: Morning game drive and scenic transfer
Accommodation: Lodge in Karatu or Ngorongoro highlands
After breakfast, you begin the day with another game drive in Serengeti National Park. This final opportunity to explore the plains allows your guide to visit suitable wildlife areas before the journey back toward the Ngorongoro highlands. Depending on animal movements, you may see giraffes feeding on acacia trees, zebra herds crossing the grasslands, elephants moving through woodland, or predators resting after the morning’s activity.
The drive out of the Serengeti also provides opportunities to appreciate the park’s wide landscapes and changing vegetation. Your guide will plan the route according to the time available, road conditions, and park regulations. Although wildlife viewing remains part of the journey, this is also a transfer day, so the schedule must allow sufficient time to reach your accommodation before evening.
As you travel toward Ngorongoro, the landscape changes from the open Serengeti plains to the greener highlands surrounding the conservation area. The Ngorongoro region is known for its volcanic landscape, cooler temperatures, and scenic viewpoints. If conditions and park arrangements permit, you may stop briefly at an appropriate viewpoint to appreciate the surrounding scenery.
You arrive at your lodge in the Ngorongoro highlands or Karatu later in the day. After checking in, you can enjoy dinner and rest before the early departure for Ngorongoro Crater the following morning. Staying in this area makes it easier to begin the crater excursion early, when wildlife activity can be particularly interesting.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Overnight: Karatu or Ngorongoro highlands
Day 6: Ngorongoro Crater Safari – Exploring the Wildlife-Filled Caldera
Destination: Ngorongoro Crater
Activity: Crater game drive
Accommodation: Lodge in Karatu or Lake Manyara area
After an early breakfast, you leave your lodge and travel toward the Ngorongoro Crater for one of the main highlights of your Northern Circuit safari. Ngorongoro is a large volcanic caldera surrounded by steep highland walls, with grasslands, woodland, wetlands, and a soda lake on the crater floor. The area supports a remarkable variety of wildlife and provides opportunities to observe different animals within a relatively concentrated landscape.
After completing the required conservation area procedures, your safari vehicle descends along the designated road into the crater. Once on the crater floor, your guide begins exploring the different habitats, looking for lions, buffaloes, zebras, wildebeest, hyenas, hippos, and several antelope species. Ngorongoro is also one of the places in Tanzania where visitors may have an opportunity to see the endangered black rhinoceros, although sightings are never guaranteed.
The crater is often associated with the Big Five, but visitors should understand that seeing all five species during one game drive is unlikely. Leopards are difficult to find, and black rhinos may remain far from the main tracks. Your guide will focus on responsible wildlife viewing, allowing time for observation and photography while respecting the conservation area’s rules.
During the excursion, you stop for a packed lunch at a designated picnic area before continuing the game drive according to the permitted schedule. Later, you ascend the crater wall and return toward your accommodation in Karatu or the Lake Manyara area. The evening provides time to relax and reflect on the different wildlife environments experienced during the safari.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Overnight: Karatu or Lake Manyara area
Day 7: Karatu or Lake Manyara Area to Arusha – End of Your Northern Circuit Safari
Destination: Arusha
Activity: Return transfer and optional cultural stops
Accommodation: Not included unless requested
After breakfast at your lodge, you begin the return journey toward Arusha. The drive passes through the countryside of northern Tanzania, where you may see local villages, farms, roadside markets, and the landscapes surrounding the Great Rift Valley. Depending on your departure schedule and the arrangements made with your guide, there may be opportunities for short stops along the way.
This final day is generally more relaxed than the previous wildlife-viewing days. It provides time to enjoy the scenery and reflect on the different parks visited during the week. From the elephants and baobab trees of Tarangire to the forests of Lake Manyara, the open plains of Serengeti, and the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater, the journey introduces you to several of Tanzania’s most important natural attractions.
Upon arrival in Arusha, your guide transfers you to your hotel, the agreed drop-off location, or the airport according to your confirmed travel arrangements. If your flight departs later in the day, the schedule can be adjusted where practical. Travelers who wish to extend their holiday can also arrange additional accommodation or onward travel to another destination in Tanzania.
This marks the end of your seven-day Northern Circuit safari with Eddy Tours & Safaris. You may continue home or combine your wildlife holiday with a Zanzibar beach escape, another safari destination, or a Mount Kilimanjaro climbing expedition.
Meals: Breakfast
End of safari: Arusha
Seven-Day Northern Circuit Safari Summary
| Day | Destination | Main activity | Overnight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tarangire National Park | Elephant and wildlife game drive | Tarangire/Manyara area |
| 2 | Lake Manyara National Park | Forest, lakeshore wildlife and birdwatching | Karatu/Manyara area |
| 3 | Serengeti National Park | Scenic transfer and afternoon game drive | Central Serengeti |
| 4 | Serengeti National Park | Full-day wildlife safari | Central Serengeti |
| 5 | Serengeti to Ngorongoro Highlands | Morning game drive and transfer | Karatu/Ngorongoro |
| 6 | Ngorongoro Crater | Crater game drive | Karatu/Manyara area |
| 7 | Return to Arusha | Road transfer and departure | End of tour |
Wildlife You May See During the Northern Circuit Safari
The Northern Circuit offers opportunities to observe many of Tanzania’s best-known wild animals because the itinerary includes several different habitats. Tarangire is especially associated with elephants, giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and antelopes, while Lake Manyara supports forest wildlife, birds, and animals living near the lakeshore. The Serengeti is known for large populations of grazing animals and predators, including lions, cheetahs, and leopards.
Ngorongoro Crater adds another wildlife environment, with grasslands and wetlands supporting buffaloes, wildebeest, zebras, hippos, and several predators. The endangered black rhinoceros is one of the most sought-after animals in the crater, but sightings depend on the animals’ movements and visibility. Although the Northern Circuit offers opportunities to search for the Big Five, no responsible safari operator can guarantee that every species will be seen.
Best Time for a 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari in Tanzania
The Northern Circuit can be visited throughout the year, and every season offers different experiences. June to October is generally associated with drier conditions in much of northern Tanzania, when wildlife may become easier to observe around permanent water sources. Tarangire can be particularly rewarding during this period because animals often gather near the Tarangire River and other remaining water sources.
January to March can be attractive for travelers interested in the southern Serengeti and Ndutu calving season, although the exact location of the migration depends on rainfall and grazing conditions. April and May are generally wetter months, bringing greener landscapes and fewer visitors in some areas. November and December may also experience seasonal rainfall, but wildlife viewing remains possible.
Travelers specifically interested in the Great Wildebeest Migration should understand that the herds move through different areas during the year. A seven-day Northern Circuit safari based in Central Serengeti does not guarantee that the main migrating herds will be nearby. If migration viewing is your main priority, ask Eddy Tours & Safaris about adjusting the Serengeti accommodation and travel route according to your intended dates.
How Much Does a 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari Cost?
The cost of a seven-day Northern Circuit safari depends on the type of accommodation, number of travelers, travel season, park fees, and whether the tour is private or shared. Budget camping safaris generally cost less than mid-range lodge safaris, while luxury packages can include higher-end lodges, premium tented camps, and additional services.
The number of travelers also affects the price because vehicle and guide expenses may be shared among the group. A private safari for two people usually has a different per-person cost from a larger private group. Accommodation inside the Serengeti and Ngorongoro area may also affect the final quotation because of location, availability, and applicable conservation fees.
For travel in 2027, 2028, or 2029, it is better to request an updated quotation rather than relying on old advertised prices. Park fees, accommodation rates, and other travel costs may change before your departure date. At Eddy Tours & Safaris, we can help you compare budget, mid-range, and luxury options according to your travel preferences.
What Is Included in a 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari Package?
The exact inclusions depend on your confirmed quotation. A typical guided safari package may include a professional English-speaking driver-guide, a 4×4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof, accommodation for six nights, meals during the safari, drinking water in the vehicle, and the applicable national park and conservation area fees. Transport between the destinations and game drives according to the agreed itinerary are also commonly included.
Items that may be excluded unless specifically stated include international flights, Tanzania visa fees, travel insurance, tips for the safari guide, alcoholic beverages, personal purchases, and optional activities such as a Serengeti hot-air balloon safari. Airport transfers and accommodation before or after the seven-day itinerary should also be confirmed before booking.
Always review the written quotation carefully so you understand the accommodation category, meal plan, transport arrangements, and services included in the total price.
Budget, Mid-Range and Luxury Safari Accommodation
Accommodation plays an important role in the overall safari experience, particularly because the Northern Circuit involves several nights away from major towns. Budget safaris may use public campsites or simple accommodation, while mid-range packages generally include comfortable lodges or tented camps with private rooms and meals. Luxury safaris offer more spacious accommodation, premium services, and carefully selected locations, often inside or near the main wildlife areas.
The best accommodation choice depends on your budget and travel preferences. Staying inside or close to the Serengeti can reduce travel time before morning game drives, while accommodation in Karatu is often a practical option for visiting Ngorongoro Crater. Before booking, ask for the names and locations of the proposed lodges or camps so you can understand the daily travel arrangements.
What to Pack for a Seven-Day Tanzania Safari
Packing for a Tanzania safari is generally straightforward, but a few practical items can make your trip more comfortable. Lightweight clothing in neutral colors is useful for warm daytime conditions, while a fleece or light jacket is recommended for cooler mornings and evenings, particularly in the Ngorongoro highlands. Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle are also useful during the journey.
Travelers interested in wildlife photography should bring a camera with a suitable zoom lens, spare batteries, and enough storage space for photographs. Binoculars are useful for observing birds and animals that are farther from the vehicle. It is also advisable to carry personal medication, travel documents, and any essential items in a small day bag rather than placing everything in your main luggage.
Can You Combine the Northern Circuit Safari with Kilimanjaro or Zanzibar?
Yes. Many travelers combine their Northern Circuit safari with a Mount Kilimanjaro climbing expedition or a Zanzibar beach holiday. If you enjoy hiking, Kilimanjaro offers a completely different experience from wildlife game drives, with routes passing through rainforest, moorland, alpine desert, and high-altitude summit landscapes.
Zanzibar is another popular extension for travelers who want to relax after several days of safari travel. You can spend time exploring Stone Town, visiting local attractions, or enjoying the beaches around Nungwi, Kendwa, Paje, and other coastal areas. The length and arrangements of these extensions can be customized according to your available time and budget.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari
1. What is the Northern Circuit safari in Tanzania?
The Northern Circuit is a popular safari route connecting wildlife destinations such as Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Serengeti, and Ngorongoro Crater.
2. Is seven days enough for a Northern Circuit safari?
Yes. Seven days is a practical duration for visiting the main destinations, although a longer itinerary provides more time for game drives.
3. Where does the safari start?
Most Northern Circuit safaris begin in Arusha, Tanzania.
4. Where does the safari end?
This itinerary ends in Arusha, with onward transfers arranged according to the confirmed booking.
5. Which national parks are included?
Tarangire, Lake Manyara, and Serengeti National Parks are included, along with the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and its crater.
6. Can I see the Big Five?
You may have opportunities to see the Big Five across the safari, but sightings are never guaranteed.
7. Is Serengeti included in the itinerary?
Yes. The itinerary includes two nights in Central Serengeti.
8. Can I see the Great Wildebeest Migration?
It is possible during suitable seasons and in the right areas, but the location of the migrating herds changes throughout the year.
9. Is Ngorongoro Crater worth visiting?
Yes. It offers excellent wildlife-viewing opportunities in a distinctive volcanic landscape.
10. What is Tarangire famous for?
Tarangire is particularly well known for its elephant populations and large baobab trees.
11. What is Lake Manyara famous for?
Lake Manyara is known for its forest habitats, birdlife, lakeshore scenery, and occasional tree-climbing lion sightings.
12. What is the best time for this safari?
June to October is popular for dry-season wildlife viewing, but the Northern Circuit can be visited throughout the year.
13. Can I visit during the rainy season?
Yes. Wildlife viewing remains possible, although rain can affect road conditions and daily activities.
14. Is the safari suitable for families?
Yes. The itinerary can be adapted for families, including suitable accommodation and travel arrangements.
15. Can children join the safari?
Children can join many safari itineraries, subject to accommodation policies and the family’s preferred travel arrangements.
16. Is this a private safari?
A private safari can be arranged, subject to the confirmed booking.
17. Can I book a budget safari?
Yes. Budget accommodation and camping options can be discussed when requesting a quotation.
18. Are luxury lodges available?
Yes. Luxury lodges and tented camps can be arranged according to availability and budget.
19. What type of vehicle is used?
Guided safaris commonly use a 4×4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof for wildlife viewing.
20. Are meals included?
Meals are commonly included during the safari, but the exact meal plan should be confirmed in the quotation.
21. Do I need travel insurance?
Travel insurance is strongly recommended for international travel and safari activities.
22. Can I take photographs during game drives?
Yes. Wildlife photography is one of the main activities during the safari, provided park regulations are followed.
23. Can I book the safari for 2027?
Yes. You can request a quotation for your preferred 2027 travel dates, subject to availability.
24. Can I book the safari for 2028 or 2029?
Yes. Future travel arrangements can be discussed, with final prices and accommodation availability confirmed before booking.
25. Can I combine the safari with Zanzibar?
Yes. Zanzibar beach holidays can be added to the itinerary according to your travel plans.
Book Your 7-Day Northern Circuit Safari in Tanzania with Eddy Tours & Safaris
A seven-day Northern Circuit safari is a practical way to explore several of Tanzania’s most famous wildlife destinations in one journey. From the elephants and baobab trees of Tarangire to the forests of Lake Manyara, the open plains of Serengeti, and the wildlife-filled Ngorongoro Crater, each destination provides a different experience. The combination of game drives, varied landscapes, and comfortable accommodation makes this itinerary suitable for travelers who want a well-rounded Tanzania wildlife holiday.
At Eddy Tours & Safaris, we help travelers arrange guided Northern Circuit safaris with accommodation options suited to different budgets and travel preferences. Whether you are planning a family safari, a private couple’s holiday, or a small-group adventure, our team can help you choose suitable travel dates and prepare a detailed quotation.
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