Donnelly

Donnelly is an unincorporated community in , , United States. Its elevation is 1,785 feet. Located along the Richardson Highway 26 miles south of , it was founded around 1904 as a telegraph station between and .
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Latitude
63.67361° or 63° 40′ 25″ north
Longitude
-145.88333° or 145° 53′ west
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Open location code
93MPM4F8+CM
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place = locality
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In Other Languages

From Afrikaans to Zulu—“Donnelly” goes by many names.
DonnellyAfrikaans
دونليArabic
DonnellyAragonese
DonnellyArpitan
DonnellyAsturian
DonnellyBambara
DonnellyBasque
DonnellyBavarian
DonnellyBreton
DonnellyCajun French
DonnellyCatalan
唐納利Chinese
DonnellyCorsican
DonnellyCroatian
DonnellyCzech
DonnellyDanish
DonnellyDutch
DonnellyEsperanto
DonnellyEstonian
DonnellyFinnish
DonnellyFriulian
DonnellyGalician
DonnellyHungarian
DonnellyIdo
DonnellyIndonesian
DonnellyInterlingua
DonnellyInterlingue
DonnellyIrish
DonnellyItalian
DonnellyJamaican Creole English
DonnellyJèrriais
DonnellyKabyle
DonnellyKongo
DonnellyLatvian
DonnellyLigurian
DonnellyLimburgan
DonnellyLithuanian
DonnellyLow German
DonnellyLuxembourgish
DonnellyMainfränkisch
DonnellyMalagasy
DonnellyMalay
DonnellyMinangkabau
DonnellyNeapolitan
DonnellyNorwegian Bokmål
DonnellyNorwegian Nynorsk
DonnellyOccitan (post 1500)
DonnellyPapiamento
دانلیPersian
دانلی، آلاسکاPersian
DonnellyPicard
DonnellyPiemontese
DonnellyPolish
DonnellyPrussian
DonnellyRomagnol
DonnellyRomanian
DonnellyRomansh
DonnellySardinian
DonnellyScots
DonnellyScottish Gaelic
DonnellySerbian
DonnellySicilian
DonnellySlovak
دانلیSouth Azerbaijani
دانلی، آلاسکاSouth Azerbaijani
DonnellySwahili
DonnellySwedish
DonnellySwiss German
DonnellyTurkish
DonnellyVenetian
DonnellyVietnamese
DonnellyVlaams
DonnellyVolapük
DonnellyWalloon
DonnellyWelsh
DonnellyWolof
DonnellyZulu
“The world is so empty if we think of it only as mountains, rivers, and cities; but to know someone here and there who is in harmony with us… makes this earth an inhabited garden.”

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