Ati

Ati is a city in , the capital of the region of Batha. It lies 278 miles by road east of the capital . The town is served by .
  • City with about 20,700 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 340 metres (1,100 feet)
  • …has the IATA airport code ATV
  • Description: prefecture of Batha Region, Chad
  • Also known as
    “Ati أتي”
    “Ati, Chad”

Places of Interest

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Aerodrome
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Latitude
13.21257° or 13° 12′ 45″ north
Longitude
18.33969° or 18° 20′ 23″ east
UN/LOCODE
TD ATV
Open location code
7F5W687Q+2V
Open­Street­Map ID
Open­Street­Map feature
place = city
Geo­Names ID
Wiki­data ID

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In Other Languages

From Amharic to Western Mari—“Ati” goes by many names.
አቲAmharic
آتياArabic
أتيArabic
AtiAsturian
AtiAzerbaijani
АціBelarusian
আতিBengali
АтиBulgarian
AtiCatalan
AtiCebuano
阿提Chinese
AtiCroatian
AtiDanish
AtiDutch
اتىEgyptian Arabic
AtiFinnish
ΑτίGreek
અતિ, ચાડGujarati
AtiHausa
अतिHindi
अती, चाडHindi
आतीHindi
AtiIndonesian
Ati, ChadIndonesian
AtiItalian
アティJapanese
AtiJavanese
ಅತಿ, ಛಾಡ್Kannada
АтиKazakh
АтиKirghiz
아티Korean
AtiLatvian
AtisLithuanian
AtiMalay
Ati, ChadMalay
अटीMarathi
AtiNorthern Frisian
AtiNorwegian
AtiNorwegian Bokmål
Ati, TsjadNorwegian Bokmål
AtiOromo
ਅਤੀPanjabi
اتیPersian
AtiPolish
اتیPushto
AtiRomanian
Ati, ciadRomanian
АтиRussian
ඇටි, චැඩ්Sinhala
AtiSomali
AtiSwahili
Ati (mji)Swahili
AtiSwedish
Ati, TchadSwedish
AtiTagalog
Ati, ChadTagalog
АтиTajik
ஆட்டி சாட்Tamil
АтиTatar
అటిTelugu
อาตีThai
AtiTurkish
Ati, Batı BathaTurkish
АтіUkrainian
اتیUrdu
اٹیUrdu
اٹی، چاڈUrdu
AtiUzbek
AtiVietnamese
АтиWestern Mari

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