Gafsa
Gafsa is the capital of Gafsa Governorate in Tunisia. With a population of 120,739, Gafsa is the ninth-largest Tunisian city and is 335 km from the country's capital, Tunis.
Thedudeson, Public domain.- City with about 111,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 300 metres (970 feet)
- …has the IATA airport code GAF
- Description: City of Tunisia
- Also known as“Gafşah”“Gafso”“Justiniania”“Qafşah”
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Latitude
34.4224° or 34° 25′ 21″ north
Longitude
8.7844° or 8° 47′ 4″ east
UN/LOCODE
TN GAF
Open location code
8F6CCQCM+XQ
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
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In Other Languages
From Amharic to Zulu—“Gafsa” goes by many names.
ጋፋሳAmharic
ڤفصةArabic
قفصةArabic
ԳաֆսաArmenian
QafsaAzerbaijani
GafsaBasque
ГафсаBelarusian
Гафса (горад)Belarusian
Гафса (места)Belarusian
Гафса (Туніс)Belarusian
গাফসাBengali
CapsaCatalan
GafsaCatalan
KafsaCatalan
GafsaCebuano
Gafsa (kapital sa lalawigan sa Tunisia)Cebuano
加夫萨Chinese
加夫薩Chinese
突尼西亞城市Chinese
GafsaCzech
GafsaDanish
GafsaDutch
قفصهEgyptian Arabic
GafsaEsperanto
GafsaFinnish
QafsahFinnish
გაფსაGeorgian
ΚάφσαGreek
GafsaHausa
גאפסהHebrew
गाफ़साHindi
GafszaHungarian
GafsaIndonesian
CapsaItalian
GafsaItalian
QafsahItalian
ガフサJapanese
GafsaJavanese
ГафсаKazakh
ГафсаKirghiz
가프사Korean
GafsaLithuanian
GafsaMalay
ГафсаMoksha
قفصهPushto
GafsaRomanian
ГафсаRussian
GafsaScots
GafsaSerbo-Croatian
GafsaSlovenian
GafsaSomali
ГафсаTajik
GafsaTatar
КафсәTatar
GafsaThai
ก็อฟเศาะฮ์Thai
กัฟซาThai
GafsaTurkish
KafsaTurkish
ГафсаUkrainian
ҐафсаUkrainian
قفصہUrdu
GafsaUzbek
Gafsa gubernatorligiUzbek
GafsaWelsh
GafsaZulu
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