Abalak

Abalak is a department of the in . Its capital is the city of . As of 2012, the department had a total population of 256,301 people.
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  • Type: Locality with 256,000 residents
  • Description: department of Niger
  • Also known as: Abalak Department” and “Département d’ Abalak

Abalak

Latitude
15.4925° or 15° 29′ 33″ north
Longitude
6.1656° or 6° 9′ 56″ east
Population
256,000
Elevation
436 metres (1,430 feet)
Open location code
7F78F5R8+X6
Open­Street­Map ID
way 1333677386
Geo­Names ID
8624181
Wiki­data ID
Q305217
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Urdu—“Abalak” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: آبالاك
  • Catalan: Deparament d’Abalak
  • Cebuano: Abalak (departamento)
  • Cebuano: Abalak
  • Chinese: 阿巴拉克省
  • Dutch: Abalak Department
  • Finnish: Abalak
  • Finnish: Abalakin departementti
  • French: Abalak
  • French: département d’Abalak
  • German: Abalak
  • Hausa: Abalak (sashe)
  • Hausa: Abalak
  • Igbo: Abalak Department
  • Italian: Dipartimento di Abalak
  • Japanese: アバラ県
  • Persian: بخش ابالک
  • Romanian: Departamentul Abalak
  • Russian: Абалак
  • Turkish: Abalak ili
  • Urdu: ابالاک محکمہ
  • Abalak Department

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