Wuhai

Wuhai is a city in . Here you can enjoy the unique grasslands, wetlands and other natural landscapes, participate in wine-related activities, taste local wines, and watch ethnic performances.You can also taste Mongolian specialties, milk tea…
  • City with about 557,000 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 1,150 metres (3,770 feet)
  • …has the IATA airport code WUA
  • Description: prefecture-level city in Inner Mongolia, China
  • Also known as
    “Hai-p’o-wan-shih”
    “Hai-po-wan”
    “Haibowan”
    “Wu-hai-shih”
    “乌海市 ᠦᠬᠠᠢ”
    “海勃湾”

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Latitude
39.6531° or 39° 39′ 11″ north
Longitude
106.7894° or 106° 47′ 22″ east
Open location code
8PF8MQ3Q+7P
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Yue Chinese—“Wuhai” goes by many names.
وهايArabic
WuhaiAsturian
WuhaiBasque
উহাইBengali
WuhaiCatalan
WuhaiCebuano
WūhǎiChinese
乌海Chinese
乌海市Chinese
烏海Chinese
烏海市Chinese
Wu-chajCzech
WuhaiDanish
WuhaiDutch
UhajEsperanto
VuhajoEsperanto
WuhaiEstonian
WuhaiFinnish
乌海市Gan Chinese
უხაიGeorgian
ΓουχάιGreek
વૂહાઈGujarati
Vû-hói-sṳHakka Chinese
ווהאיHebrew
वुहैHindi
VuhajHungarian
WuhaiIndonesian
WuhaiIrish
WuhaiItalian
烏海市Japanese
ವೂಹೈKannada
WuhaiKikuyu
우하이 시Korean
WuhaiKurdish
UhajaLatvian
UhajusLithuanian
WuhaiMalagasy
WuhaiMalay
वुहाईMarathi
Ŭ-hāiMin Dong Chinese
O͘-hái-chhīMin Nan Chinese
ҮхайMongolian
Үхай хотMongolian
ᠦᠬᠠᠢ ᠬᠣᠲᠠMongolian
WuhaiNorwegian
WuhaiNorwegian Bokmål
ووهایPersian
WuhaiPolish
УхайRussian
, වූහයිSinhala
WuhaiSwedish
வுஹய்Tamil
వుహాయ్Telugu
วูไหThai
WuhaiTurkish
УхайUkrainian
ووہائیUrdu
WuhaiVenetian
Ô HảiVietnamese
WuhaiWaray (Philippines)
WuhaiWelsh
乌海市Wu Chinese
烏海Yue Chinese

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