Matadi
Matadi is a major city of 300,000 in Western DRC, located on the banks of River Congo. It is the country's chief sea port and the capital of the Bas-Congo province.
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- City with about 306,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 360 metres (1,160 feet)
- …has the IATA airport code MAT
- …is also known as “Matidi”
- Description: city in DR Congo
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Latitude
-5.8257° or 5° 49′ 32″ south
Longitude
13.4609° or 13° 27′ 39″ east
UN/LOCODE
CD MAT
Open location code
6F6M5FF6+P9
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = city
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In Other Languages
From Amharic to Zulu—“Matadi” goes by many names.
ማታዲAmharic
ماتاديArabic
ՄատադիArmenian
MatadiAsturian
MatadiAzerbaijani
MatadiBasque
МатадыBelarusian
ক্যারিপিতোBengali
মাতাদিBengali
МатадиBulgarian
MatadiCatalan
MatadiCebuano
MatadiChinese
馬塔迪Chinese
马塔迪Chinese
MatadiCroatian
MatadiCzech
MatadiDanish
MatadiDutch
ماتادىEgyptian Arabic
MatadiEsperanto
MatadiEstonian
MatadiFinnish
मातडीHindi
MatadiHungarian
MatadiIndonesian
MatadiItalian
マタジJapanese
マタディJapanese
MatadiJavanese
ಮಾತದಿKannada
МатадиKazakh
МатадиKirghiz
MatadiKongo
마타디Korean
MatadiLatvian
MatádiLingala
MatadisLithuanian
MatadiLuba-Lulua
MatadiLuxembourgish
MatadiMalagasy
MatadiMalay
मादाडीMarathi
მატადიMingrelian
MatadiNorwegian
MatadiNorwegian Bokmål
MatadiOromo
ਮਾਤਾਡੀPanjabi
ماتادیPersian
MatadiPolish
ماتاديPushto
MatadiRomanian
МатадиRussian
MatadiSerbian
Ville de MatadiSerbian
МатадиSerbian
MatadiSerbo-Croatian
MatadiShona
MatadiSilesian
මටඩිSinhala
MatadiSlovak
MatadiSlovenian
MatadiSomali
ماتادیSouth Azerbaijani
MatadiSwahili
MatadiSwedish
MatadiTagalog
МатадиTajik
மாடடிTamil
МатадиTatar
మటాడిTelugu
อ่าวมาคาดิThai
MatadiTurkish
ماتادىUighur
МатадіUkrainian
ماتادیUrdu
MatadiUzbek
MatadiVietnamese
MatadiWaray (Philippines)
MatadiZulu
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