Ashdod - description of the city:
Ashdod is city of Israel (Southern District).
The population of Ashdod: 224,656 people. Geographic coordinates of Ashdod: 31.81667 x 34.65.
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Israel
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| International title |
Ashdod |
| Population |
224,656 people |
| Timezone |
Asia/Jerusalem |
| State |
Southern District |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 31.81667 x Longitude: 34.65 |
Photo Galery Ashdod
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Places to visit in Ashdod
Famous Places
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Museum Bellerive
Country: Switzerland
Specializing in the applied arts, as well as in design, decoration and crafts, the Museum Bellerive displays its permanent collection in the form of a continuous programme of temporary exhibitions. The museum’s extensive holdings include furnitur ...
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Bad Ragaz
Country: Switzerland
Bad Ragaz Overview
Bad Ragaz is located in the Wahlkreis of Sarganserland, and it is a municipality in the St. Gallen Canton of Switzerland.
It is where a well known natural spring is located, and it is a popular health health spa and resor ...
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Schwarzenbergplatz
Country: Austria
The elongated Schwarzenberg Square, one of the city’s grandest spaces, is best seen from the Ringstrasse, from where several important structures come into view together. In the foreground is the equestrian statue of Prince Karl Schwarzenberg, wh ...
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St. Lambrecht
Country: Austria
St. Lambrecht, a Benedictine Abbey, was founded in the 12th century by Henry III, Duke of Carinthia. The monastery complex was built in 1640 to designs by Domenico Sciassi. The church dates from the 14th century, but it was rebuilt in the Baroque s ...
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Bad Aussee
Country: Austria
Bad Aussee, the main town in the Styrian part of the Salzkammergut, lies at the fork of the Traun river, which cuts a scenic gorge between the Dachstein massif and the Tote Gebirge (Dead Mountains). The region’s original wealth was founded on its ...
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