Baranavichy - description of the city:
Baranavichy is city of Belarus (Brestskaya Voblasts').
The population of Baranavichy: 168,772 people. Geographic coordinates of Baranavichy: 53.12888 x 26.03096.
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Belarus
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| International title |
Baranavichy |
| Population |
168,772 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Minsk |
| State |
Brestskaya Voblasts' |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 53.12888 x Longitude: 26.03096 |
Photo Galery Baranavichy
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#01: Famous Landmarks of Baranavichy |
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#02: Spending days in Baranavichy |
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#04: Sights of Baranavichy |
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#06: One day in Baranavichy |
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#07: Photos of Baranavichy |
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#08: The main attractions of Baranavichy |
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#10: Acquaintance to Baranavichy |
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#11: Visiting Baranavichy |
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#12: Spending Time in Baranavichy |
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Places to visit in Baranavichy
Famous Places
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Pontresina
Country: Switzerland
Pontresina Introduction
Pontresina is located in the Maljoa district, and this municipality is located in Graubunden canton in the country of Switzerland. It has a population of roughly 2,100.
Name and History
The city was initially ...
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Urania
Country: Austria
On the south side of Julius-Raab-Platz, on the banks of the Danube Canal, stands a round building with a distinctive dome that is visible from afar. Urania, named after the Greek muse, was built in 1910 to designs by Max Fabian. It is the home of V ...
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Schmiding
Country: Austria
Upper Austria’s largest zoo, covering an area of some 120,000 sq m (30 acres), is based at Schmiding, 7 km (4 miles) north of Wels. This modern zoo, with giraffes, monkeys, crocodiles, exotic birds and 1,500 other animal species, is famous for it ...
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Norsk Sjofartsmuseum
Country: Norway
The Norsk Sjofartsmuseum is located the farthest south of all the museums that are on the Bygdoy peninsula. The museum is located near the Frammuseet and the Kon-Tiki Museet, on the shore. It was founded in the year 1914.
The museum won an a ...
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Sarpsborg
Country: Norway
Sarpsborg was founded by King Olav in the year 1016. This makes the town the third oldest in Norway. The history of Sarpsborg can actually be traced back over 7000 years as there were primitive fortifications, rock carvings, stone monuments, and bu ...
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