Argir - description of the city:
Argir is city of Faroe Islands (Streymoy).
The population of Argir: 1,871 people. Geographic coordinates of Argir: 61.99595 x -6.77154.
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Faroe Islands
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International title |
Argir |
Population |
1,871 people |
Timezone |
Atlantic/Faroe |
State |
Streymoy |
Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 61.99595 x Longitude: -6.77154 |
Photo Galery Argir
#03: Famous Landmarks of Argir |
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#05: Spending Time in Argir |
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#08: Places to visit in Argir |
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#09: Sightseeing in Argir |
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#11: Argir - places of Interest |
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#12: The main attractions of Argir |
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Places to visit in Argir
Famous Places
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Urania
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