Afgooye - description of the city:
Afgooye is city of Somalia (Gobolka Shabeellaha Hoose).
The population of Afgooye: 65,461 people. Geographic coordinates of Afgooye: 2.1381 x 45.1212.
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Somalia
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| International title |
Afgooye |
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65,461 people |
| Timezone |
Africa/Mogadishu |
| State |
Gobolka Shabeellaha Hoose |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 2.1381 x Longitude: 45.1212 |
Photo Galery Afgooye
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#05: Sightseeing in Afgooye |
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#06: Spending Time in Afgooye |
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#07: Acquaintance to Afgooye |
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Places to visit in Afgooye
Famous Places
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Schweizerisches Schutzenmuseum
Country: Switzerland
Swiss Rifle Museum Introduction
There are stone shooters that look out at you from the facade of the Swiss Rifle Museum. The museum collection is a wonderful sight for anyone interested in rifles. There are all kinds of rifles represented he ...
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Opernhaus
Country: Switzerland
Zurich Opera House Introduction
The Zurich Opera House – not surprisingly – is an opera house located in the city of Zurich in Switzerland. It has been the place where the Zurich opera has played for more than 120 years.
History ...
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Schwyz
Country: Switzerland
Schwyz Introduction
The village of Schwyz, with a population of about 14,00, is the capital of the Schwyz Canton in Switzerland.
History
The word Schwyz is first used in 972, and it is as the village Suittes. It might be related to the old Germa ...
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Liechtenstein Museum
Country: Austria
Completed in 1692 to designs by Domenico Martinelli in the Rococo style, this was the Liechtenstein family’s summer palace. It has a monumental fa?ade, with tall pilasters and typically Baroque windows. Inside, the colourful ceiling paintings in ...
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Valdres and Fagernes
Country: Norway
In Valdres, the largest community is North Aurdal. This area attracts a large amount of visitors throughout the year. Approximately 150 years ago, North Aurdal was just a simple farming community. However, this all changed when the railway arrived ...
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