Tidjikja - description of the city:
Tidjikja is city of Mauritania (Wilaya du Tagant).
The population of Tidjikja: 6,000 people. Geographic coordinates of Tidjikja: 18.55644 x -11.42715.
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Mauritania
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| International title |
Tidjikja |
| Population |
6,000 people |
| Timezone |
Africa/Nouakchott |
| State |
Wilaya du Tagant |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 18.55644 x Longitude: -11.42715 |
Photo Galery Tidjikja
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#02: The beauty of Tidjikja |
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#03: Travel across Tidjikja |
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#04: Tidjikja Photogallery |
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#05: Magic world of Tidjikja |
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#06: History and present of Tidjikja |
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#07: Spending Time in Tidjikja |
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#09: Nowadays of Tidjikja |
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Places to visit in Tidjikja
Famous Places
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Val d’Anniviers
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Josefsplatz
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Naschmarkt
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Forsvarsmuseet
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The Forsvarsmuseet shares the history of the armed forces of Norway. The name of the museum used to be Haermuseet, which stood for the army museum, and before that it was called the artillery museum. For this reason, the exhibits consist mostly of ...
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Oslo Nye Teater
Country: Norway
Oslo Nye Teater is one of the most visited theaters in all of Norway. It was opened in the year 1959 as the result of a merge between Folketeatret and Det Nye Teater. There are four stages that make up the theater. This includes the Oslo Nye Cafesc ...
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