Camayenne - description of the city:
Camayenne is city of Guinea (Capitale d'Etat-Zone Speciale de Conakry).
The population of Camayenne: 1,871,242 people. Geographic coordinates of Camayenne: 9.535 x -13.68778.
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Guinea
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| International title |
Camayenne |
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1,871,242 people |
| Timezone |
Africa/Conakry |
| State |
Capitale d'Etat-Zone Speciale de Conakry |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 9.535 x Longitude: -13.68778 |
Photo Galery Camayenne
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#02: Places to visit in Camayenne |
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#03: A tour about Camayenne |
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#05: Magic world of Camayenne |
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#06: One day in Camayenne |
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Places to visit in Camayenne
Famous Places
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Waldviertel Tour
Country: Austria
Much of the popularity of the idyllically situated town of Durnstein is due to the adventures of the English King, Richard the Lionheart. On the Third Crusade, undertaken with the French King Philip August and the Austrian Margrave Leopold V, Richa ...
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Rohrau
Country: Austria
East of Vienna lies the small town of Rohrau, with two attractions: Haydn’s birthplace and the Harrach family castle. The pretty house in which the composer and his brother Michael were born, is now a small museum devoted to both composers. The n ...
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Pollau
Country: Austria
Pollau lies at the centre of a national park, surrounded by woodland, vineyards and walking trails. The town’s main attraction is the former Augustinian Abbey and, above all, the lovely St Veit’s church. Built between 1701 and 1712 by Joachim C ...
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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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Admont
Country: Austria
At the centre of the village of Admont stands a Benedictine Abbey whose importance once reached far beyond the region. Built in the 11th century and often rebuilt, it burned down in 1865, but the fire spared its priceless collection: with nearly 16 ...
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