Sabratha

Sabratha, in the of , was the westernmost of the ancient "three cities" of Roman Tripolis, alongside Oea and . From 2001 to 2007 it was the capital of the former .
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  • Type: City with 83,400 residents
  • Description: city in Libya
  • Also known as: Madīnat Şabrātah”, “Sábra”, “Şabrah”, “Sabrata”, and “Şabrātah

Places of Interest

Highlights include Roman Museum, Sabratha and Theatre Baths, Sabratha.

Museum

Archaeological site
Photo: Hakeem.gadi, GFDL.
is an archaeological site.

Archaeological site
is an archaeological site.

Sabratha

Latitude
32.7906° or 32° 47′ 26″ north
Longitude
12.4827° or 12° 28′ 58″ east
Population
83,400
Elevation
17 metres (56 feet)
Open location code
8F4JQFRM+63
Open­Street­Map ID
node 299616862
Geo­Names ID
2212771
Wiki­data ID
Q192918
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In Other Languages

From Afrikaans to Zulu—“Sabratha” goes by many names.
  • Afrikaans: Sabratha
  • Arabic: صبراتا
  • Arabic: صبراتة
  • Arabic: صبراته
  • Arabic: صبراثا
  • Armenian: Սաբրաթա
  • Asturian: Sabratha
  • Azerbaijani: Sabrata
  • Bashkir: Абратон
  • Bashkir: Сабрата
  • Bashkir: Сабрафа
  • Basque: Sabratha
  • Belarusian: Сабрата
  • Bengali: সাব্রাতা
  • Bulgarian: Собрата
  • Burmese: ဆာဘရက်သာမြို့
  • Catalan: Abrotonum
  • Catalan: Sabrata
  • Catalan: Sabratha
  • Cebuano: Şabrātah
  • Chinese: 塞卜拉泰
  • Croatian: Sabrata
  • Czech: Sabrata
  • Czech: Sabráta
  • Dagbani: Sabratha
  • Danish: Sabratha
  • Dutch: Sabratha
  • Egyptian Arabic: صبراته
  • Esperanto: Sabrata
  • Finnish: Sabratha
  • French: Sabratha
  • Galician: Sabratha
  • Georgian: საბრათა
  • German: Sabrata
  • German: Sabratha
  • German: Siburata
  • Greek: Σαβράθα
  • Gujarati: સબ્રાથા
  • Hebrew: סברתה
  • Hindi: सब्राथा
  • Indonesian: Sabratha
  • Irish: Sabratha
  • Italian: Sabrata
  • Italian: Sabratha Vulpia
  • Italian: Sabratha
  • Italian: Siburata
  • Japanese: サブラータの古代遺跡
  • Japanese: サブラタ
  • Japanese: サブラタの考古学遺跡
  • Kannada: ಸಬ್ರಥಾ
  • Kazakh: Sabrata (Abroton) qalası
  • Kazakh: Сабрата (Абротон) қаласы
  • Kazakh: Сабрата қаласы
  • Kazakh: سابراتا (ابروتون) قالاسى
  • Kinyarwanda: Sabratha
  • Korean: 사브라타
  • Latin: Sabrata
  • Latvian: Sabrata
  • Lithuanian: Sabrata
  • Lithuanian: Sabratah
  • Macedonian: Сабрата
  • Maithili: सबरथा
  • Malay: Sabratha
  • Maltese: Sabrata
  • Maltese: Sabratha
  • Marathi: सबराथा
  • Nepali: सबरथा
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Sabratha
  • Norwegian: Sabratha
  • Persian: صبراته
  • Polish: Habrotonon
  • Polish: Sabrata
  • Polish: Sabratha
  • Portuguese: Sabratha
  • Portuguese: Sítio arqueológico de Sabratha
  • Romanian: Sabratah
  • Russian: Сабрата
  • Russian: Сабрафа
  • Scots: Sabratha
  • Serbian: Sabrata
  • Serbian: Сабрата
  • Serbian: Сибурата
  • Serbian: صبراتة
  • Serbo-Croatian: Sabrata
  • Sinhala: සබ්‍රන්ත
  • Slovak: Sabráta
  • Slovenian: Sabrata
  • South Azerbaijani: صبراته
  • Spanish: Sabrata
  • Spanish: Sabratha
  • Swedish: Sabrata
  • Swedish: Sabratah
  • Swedish: Şabrātah
  • Swedish: Sabratha
  • Tamil: சப்ரதா
  • Telugu: సబ్రతా
  • Thai: ซาบราทา
  • Turkish: Sabratha
  • Ukrainian: Сабрата
  • Urdu: سبراٹھا
  • Urdu: صبراتہ
  • Venetian: Sabrata
  • Vietnamese: Sabratah
  • Vietnamese: Sabratha
  • Volapük: Sabratä
  • Zulu: Sabratha

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