Koidu
Koidu Town is the capital and largest city of the Kono District in the Eastern Province of Sierra Leone. Its population is 128,030 based on the 2015 census.
- City with about 125,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 380 metres (1,250 feet)
- Description: city in Kono District, Sierra Leone
- Also known as“Koidu Town”“Koidutown-Sefadu”“Koldu”“Sefadu”
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Koidu
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Latitude
8.6423° or 8° 38′ 32″ north
Longitude
-10.9716° or 10° 58′ 18″ west
Open location code
6CWFJ2RH+W8
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
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In Other Languages
From Afrikaans to Vietnamese—“Koidu” goes by many names.
KoiduAfrikaans
كويدوArabic
KoiduAsturian
কইদুটাউন- সেফাদুBengali
КойдуBulgarian
Койду-СефадуBulgarian
KoiduCebuano
塞法杜Chinese
科伊杜Chinese
考度Chinese
KoiduCroatian
KoiduCzech
KoiduDanish
Koidu-SefaduDanish
SefaduDanish
KoiduDutch
كواديتون سيفادوEgyptian Arabic
KoiduFinnish
Koidu–New SembehunFinnish
ΚόιντουGreek
કોઈડુટાઉન-સેફાડુGujarati
קואדוHebrew
קואידוHebrew
कोईदुHindi
Koidutown-SefaduIndonesian
KoiduItalian
コイドゥJapanese
ಕೊಯಿಡುಟೌನ್-ಸೆಫುಡ್Kannada
코이두Korean
KoidutaunaLatvian
KoiduLithuanian
Koidu TaunasLithuanian
Koidutown-SefaduMalay
कोयूनुटाउन-सेफ्यूडूMarathi
Koidu-SefaduNorwegian Bokmål
KoiduPolish
Koidu-SefaduPolish
SefaduPolish
СефадуRussian
කොඉඩු ටවුන් සෙෆාදුSinhala
KoiduSwahili
KoiduSwedish
Koidu-SefaduSwedish
கொய்டுடௌன்-செபாடுTamil
కొయ్ డు పట్టణంTelugu
คอยดุทาว เซฟาดูThai
KoiduTurkish
Койдутаун-СефадуUkrainian
کوئیدو ٹاؤن-سیفادوUrdu
کوئیڈوUrdu
Koidutown-SefaduVietnamese
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