Djelfa

Djelfa is the capital city of , and the site of ancient city and former bishopric Fallaba, which remains a Latin catholic titular see. It has a population of 520,622. The city lies at the junction of the N1 and the N46 roads.
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Latitude
34.6714° or 34° 40′ 17″ north
Longitude
3.254° or 3° 15′ 15″ east
UN/LOCODE
DZ QDJ
Open location code
8F65M7C3+GJ
Open­Street­Map ID
Open­Street­Map feature
place = city
Geo­Names ID
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In Other Languages

From Amharic to Western Panjabi—“Djelfa” goes by many names.
ጅልፋAmharic
الجلفةArabic
ولاية الجلفةArabic
ՋելֆաArmenian
DjelfaAsturian
CelfaAzerbaijani
Celfa (Əlcəzair)Azerbaijani
JelfaAzerbaijani
DjelfaBasque
ДжэльфаBelarusian
জেলফাBengali
ДжелфаBulgarian
DjelfaCatalan
DjelfaCebuano
傑勒法Chinese
杰勒法Chinese
DželfaCzech
DjelfaDanish
DjelfaDutch
الجلفهEgyptian Arabic
ĜelfaEsperanto
DjelfaFinnish
ΝτζέλφαGreek
ΤζελφάGreek
જેલ્ફાGujarati
DjelfaHausa
JelfaHausa
ג’לפהHebrew
जेलफ़ाHindi
DjelfaIndonesian
DjelfaIrish
DjelfaItalian
ジェルファJapanese
DjelfaJavanese
LǧelfaKabyle
ಡಿಜೆಫೆKannada
ДжелфаKazakh
ДжельфаKazakh
Джельфа қаласыKazakh
ДжелфаKirghiz
젤파Korean
DžilfaLatvian
DželfaLithuanian
DjelfaMalay
जिल्फाMarathi
DjelfaMin Nan Chinese
ДжэльфаMoksha
DjelfaNorthern Frisian
DjelfaNorwegian
DjelfaNorwegian Bokmål
DjelfaOromo
ДжельфæOssetian
ਡਜੇਲਫਾPanjabi
الجفله، الجزایرPersian
جلفهPersian
DżilfaPolish
جلفہPushto
DjelfaRomanian
El DjelfaRomanian
ДжелфаRussian
ДжельфаRussian
DjelfaScots
DželfaSerbo-Croatian
ඩ්ජෙෆ්ලාSinhala
DjelfaSomali
الجفله، الجزاییرSouth Azerbaijani
DjelfaSwahili
DjelfaSwedish
ДжелфаTajik
ட்ஜெலஃப்Tamil
ДжелфаTatar
జెల్ఫాTelugu
ดเจลฟาร์Thai
DjelfaTurkish
ДжельфаUkrainian
جلفہUrdu
دجیلفاUrdu
DjelfaUzbek
DjelfaVenetian
DjelfaVietnamese
DjelfaWaray (Philippines)
جلفہWestern Panjabi

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