Jekabpils - description of the city:
Jekabpils is city of Latvia (Jekabpils Rajons).
The population of Jekabpils: 27,078 people. Geographic coordinates of Jekabpils: 56.49903 x 25.85735.
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Latvia
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| International title |
Jekabpils |
| Population |
27,078 people |
| Timezone |
Europe/Riga |
| State |
Jekabpils Rajons |
| Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 56.49903 x Longitude: 25.85735 |
Photo Galery Jekabpils
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#03: Famous Landmarks of Jekabpils |
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#04: Spending days in Jekabpils |
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#05: History and present of Jekabpils |
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#06: Famous places of Jekabpils |
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#07: Spending Time in Jekabpils |
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#08: Acquaintance to Jekabpils |
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#09: One day in Jekabpils |
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#10: Places to see in Jekabpils |
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Places to visit in Jekabpils
Famous Places
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