Gabes
Gabès is in the Gulf of Gabès, along the Tunisian coast, and the last stop for the railway line heading south. For most tourists, you will pass through Gabès on the way to another city.
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- City with about 116,000 residents
- …has the IATA airport code GAE
- Description: Tunisian town
- Also known as“Abes”“Gābis”“Kābis”
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Latitude
33.8878° or 33° 53′ 16″ north
Longitude
10.1004° or 10° 6′ 2″ east
UN/LOCODE
TN GAE
Open location code
8F5GV4Q2+45
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Amharic to Zulu—“Gabes” goes by many names.
ጋቤስAmharic
ڤابسArabic
قابسArabic
قابس (ولاية)Arabic
ولاية قابسArabic
ԳաբեսArmenian
QabesAzerbaijani
GabesBasque
ГабесBelarusian
ГабэсBelarusian
Габэс (горад)Belarusian
Габэс (места)Belarusian
Габэс (Туніс)Belarusian
গাবেসBengali
GabèsBreton
ГабесBulgarian
GabèsCatalan
KapeCatalan
TacapeCatalan
GabèsCebuano
Gabès (kapital sa lalawigan sa Tunisia)Cebuano
加貝斯Chinese
加贝斯Chinese
GabèsCzech
GabèsDanish
GabèsDutch
قابسEgyptian Arabic
GabesEsperanto
GabèsEstonian
QābisEstonian
GabèsFinnish
GabèsGalician
გაბესიGeorgian
ΓκαμπέςGreek
ΚάμπιςGreek
GabèsHausa
גאבסHebrew
गाबेसHindi
GabèsHungarian
KábeszHungarian
GabesIndonesian
GabèsIrish
GabèsItalian
ガーベスJapanese
ガベスJapanese
GabesJavanese
ГабесKazakh
ГабесKirghiz
가베스Korean
TacapeLatin
GabesasLithuanian
GabèsMalay
ГабэсMoksha
GabèsNorwegian
GabèsNorwegian Bokmål
ГабесRussian
GabèsScots
GabesSerbo-Croatian
GabesSicilian
GabèsSlovenian
QabisSlovenian
GabesSomali
GabesTatar
GabèsThai
กอบิสThai
กาแบ็สThai
GabèsTurkish
GabisTurkish
KabisTurkish
ГабесUkrainian
ҐабесUkrainian
قابسUrdu
GabesUzbek
GabèsWaray (Philippines)
GabèsWelsh
גאַבעסYiddish
GabèsZulu
Places with the Same Name
Localities in the Area
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