Adamstown - description of the city:
Adamstown is city of Pitcairn ().
The population of Adamstown: 46 people. Geographic coordinates of Adamstown: -25.06597 x -130.10147.
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Pitcairn
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| International title |
Adamstown |
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46 people |
| Timezone |
Pacific/Pitcairn |
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Latitude: -25.06597 x Longitude: -130.10147 |
Photo Galery Adamstown
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#03: Adamstown - places of Interest |
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#04: Sightseeing in Adamstown |
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#05: Acquaintance to Adamstown |
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#07: The main attractions of Adamstown |
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#08: Adamstown Photogallery |
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#09: The beauty of Adamstown |
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#10: Spending Time in Adamstown |
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#11: Places to visit in Adamstown |
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#12: Magic world of Adamstown |
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Places to visit in Adamstown
Famous Places
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Kloster Kongsfelden
Country: Switzerland
History
The Franciscan Abbey of Kongsfelden is in between the small villages of Windisch and Brugg. Elizabeth von Habsburg established the monastery in 1308. She established the monastery to mark the location where her spouse was killed by a duke. ...
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Sammlung E.G. Buhrle
Country: Switzerland
Foundation E.G. Buhrle Introduction
The Buhrle family set up the Foundation E.G. Buhrle Collection in Zurich with the goal of it was to bring more public viewing to the important European sculpture and painting collection of Emil Georg Buhrle. The ...
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Waidhofen an der Ybbs
Country: Austria
In the 16th century, this charming little town in the Ybbs valley was an important centre of iron processing and arms production. Its medieval old town is dominated by church spires and two towers, remains of the medieval fortifications: the 13thce ...
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Hamar
Country: Norway
Hamar is the biggest town located on Lake Mjosa. The town is named after one of the old farms that were located in this area. Between the years 500 to 1000 AD the Aker farm was one of the most important centers in the country of Norway. It was loca ...
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Outer Trondheimsfjorden
Country: Norway
Name
The fjord gets its name from Trondheim – but at first the fjord could have been Pround or Prond in the Old Norse language. That name would have been related to the verb proast, and that translates to “flourish” or “thr ...
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