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Batha Region, Chadi
Regional Level Types
Batha RegionRegion
ChadCountry

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Type:
Largest Settlements:
PlacePopulation
Ati24,074 (2012)
Oum Hadjer19,271 (2012)
Mindat Locality ID:
131968
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:131968:5
GUID (UUID V4):
0
Other Languages:
Arabic:
البطحة , تشاد
French:
Batha, Tchad
German:
Region Batha, Tschad
Italian:
regione di Batha, Ciad
Russian:
Батха, Чад
Simplified Chinese:
巴塔区, 乍得
Spanish:
Región de Batha, Chad
Basque:
Batha, Txad
Bengali:
বাথা অঞ্চল, চাদ
Bulgarian:
Бата, Чад
Catalan:
Regió de Batha, Txad
Cebuano:
Batha Region, Chad
Czech:
Batha, Čad
Danish:
Batha, Tchad
Dutch:
Batha, Tsjaad
Estonian:
Batha, Tšaad
Finnish:
Batha, Tšad
Georgian:
ბათის რეგიონი, ჩადი
Greek:
Μπάθα, Τσαντ
Gujarati:
બાથા પ્રદેશ, ચૅડ
Hindi:
बतहा , चाड
Indonesian:
Region Batha, Chad
Japanese:
バタ州, チャド
Kannada:
ಬಾತ ಪ್ರದೇಶ, ಚಾಡ್
Korean:
바타주, 차드
Latvian:
Batas reģions, Čada
Lithuanian:
Batos regionas, Čadas
Malay:
Batha Region, Chad
Marathi:
बाठा प्रदेश, चाड
Minnan / Hokkien-Taiwanese:
Batha Chiu, Chad
Northern Frisian:
Batha, Tschad
Norwegian:
Batha, Tsjad
Polish:
Region Batha, Chad
Portuguese:
Batha, Chade
Romanian:
Regiunea Batha, Ciad
Sicilian:
Batha, Ciad
Sinhalese:
බාතා කලාපය, චෑඩ්
Swedish:
Batha , Tchad
Tamil:
பாத்தா பகுதி, சாட்
Telugu:
బాతా ప్రాంతం, చాద్
Thai:
บาธา, ชาด
Turkish:
Batha, Çad
Ukrainian:
Батха, Чад
Urdu:
باثا علاقہ, چاڈ
Vietnamese:
Khu vực Batha, Tchad


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Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batha_(region)
Wikidata ID:Q180414
GeoNames ID:2435899


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