Adama
Adama or Adaamaa, formerly known as Nazret, is a large city in central Ethiopia. It is a popular weekend destination for residents of Addis Ababa and hosts many governmental and non-governmental conferences.
- City with about 324,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 1,710 metres (5,620 feet)
- …was formerly known as “Nazret”
- Description: human settlement in Ethiopia
- Also known as“Adama Special Zone”“Hadama”“Nazreth”
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Latitude
8.541° or 8° 32′ 28″ north
Longitude
39.2705° or 39° 16′ 14″ east
UN/LOCODE
ET NZR
Open location code
6GWXG7RC+C6
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Amharic to Zulu—“Adama” goes by many names.
ናዝሬትAmharic
አዳማAmharic
أداماArabic
ԱդամաArmenian
AdamaAsturian
AdamaBasque
АдамаBelarusian
НазрэтBelarusian
আদামাBengali
AdamaBreton
NazrētCebuano
阿达马Chinese
阿達瑪Chinese
阿達馬Chinese
AdamaCroatian
AdaamaaCzech
AdamaCzech
NazretCzech
AdamaDanish
NazretDanish
AdamaDutch
NazretDutch
NazrethDutch
AdamaEsperanto
AdamoEsperanto
Adamo (urbo)Esperanto
NazretEsperanto
AdamaFinnish
अदामाHindi
AdamaHungarian
AdamaIndonesian
AdamaItalian
NazretItalian
アダマJapanese
AdamaJavanese
ಅದಾಮಾKannada
아다마Korean
AdamaLatvian
AdamaLithuanian
NazretasLithuanian
AdamaMalay
अदामाMarathi
АдамаMoksha
НазретMongolian
AdaamaNorthern Frisian
AdamaNorwegian
AdamaNorwegian Bokmål
NazretNorwegian Bokmål
AdaamaaOromo
آداماPersian
آداما، اتیوپیPersian
AdamaPolish
NazretPolish
AdamaRomanian
NazretRomanian
AdamaSwahili
AdamaSwedish
NazretSwedish
АдамаTajik
எடமாTamil
అడామాTelugu
อดามาThai
AdamaTurkish
АдамаUkrainian
اداماUrdu
AdamaVietnamese
AdamaWaray (Philippines)
Adama, ItiyopiyaZulu
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