Zabid
Zabid is a city in Coastal Plains of Yemen, west of the country, near the Red Sea Coast. It is one of the oldest towns in Yemen, and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993.
- Town with about 50,800 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 110 metres (370 feet)
- Description: city in Yemen
- Also known as“Zabeed”“Zebid”
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Latitude
14.1953° or 14° 11′ 43″ north
Longitude
43.3151° or 43° 18′ 55″ east
Open location code
7H6558W8+43
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OpenStreetMap feature
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In Other Languages
From Arabic to Western Panjabi—“Zabid” goes by many names.
زبيدArabic
زبيد (مدينه)Arabic
زبيد، الحديدةArabic
ԶաբիդArmenian
ZabidAsturian
ZəbidAzerbaijani
ZabidBasque
ЗабідBelarusian
যাবিদBengali
ЗабидBulgarian
ZabidCatalan
ZabīdCebuano
زەبیدCentral Kurdish
宰比德Chinese
扎比德Chinese
札比德Chinese
ZabidCroatian
ZabidCzech
ZabidDagbani
ZabidDutch
زبيدEgyptian Arabic
ZabidEsperanto
ZabidFanti
ZabidFarefare
ZabidFinnish
ZabidGalician
ზაბიდიGeorgian
ΖαμπίντGreek
ZabidHausa
זבידHebrew
ZabidIndonesian
ZabidIrish
ZabidItalian
ザビードJapanese
자비드Korean
ZabidasLithuanian
ZabeedMaltese
ZabīdMaltese
ZebidMaltese
ЗабидMongolian
ZabidMossi
سبأMossi
ZabidNorwegian
ZabidNorwegian Bokmål
ZabidNorwegian Nynorsk
ZabidOccitan (post 1500)
زبیدPersian
زبیدهPersian
ZabidPolish
ZabidRomanian
ЗабидRussian
ZabidSardinian
ЗабидSerbian
ZabidSerbo-Croatian
ZabídSlovak
ZabidSlovenian
ZabidSwedish
சபித்Tamil
Забид каласыTatar
ซะบีดThai
ซาบิดThai
ZabidTurkish
Zabid na ɔkyerɛweeTwi
ЗабідUkrainian
زبیدUrdu
ZabidVietnamese
زبیدWestern Panjabi
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