Salandra
Salandra is a town and comune in the province of Matera, in the Southern Italian region of Basilicata.
- Village with about 2,520 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 550 metres (1,810 feet)
- …is also known as “077024”
- Description: Italian comune
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Latitude
40.5275° or 40° 31′ 39″ north
Longitude
16.3192° or 16° 19′ 9″ east
Open location code
8FGRG8H9+2M
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = village
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Waray—“Salandra” goes by many names.
سالاندراArabic
SalandraAragonese
ՍալանդրաArmenian
SalandraBasque
SalandraBreton
СаландраBulgarian
SalandraCatalan
SalandraCebuano
СаландраChechen
萨兰德拉Chinese
SalandraDutch
SalandraEsperanto
SalandraHungarian
SalandraInterlingua
SalandraIrish
Comune di SalandraItalian
SalandraItalian
サランドラJapanese
СаландраKazakh
SalandraKurdish
SalandraLadin
AcalandraLatin
CalandraLatin
SalandraLombard
SalandraMalay
SalandraMin Nan Chinese
SalandraNeapolitan
SalandraNorwegian Bokmål
SalandraOccitan (post 1500)
سالاندراPersian
SalandraPiemontese
SalandraPolish
SalandraRomanian
СаландраRussian
SalandraSerbian
СаландраSerbian
SalandraSerbo-Croatian
Salandra, MateraSerbo-Croatian
SalandraSicilian
سالاندراSouth Azerbaijani
SalandraSwedish
SalandraTagalog
СаландраTatar
SalandraTurkish
СаландраUkrainian
SalandraUzbek
SalandraVenetian
SalandraVolapük
SalandraWaray (Philippines)
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