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Brus, Rasina District, Central Serbia, Serbiai
Regional Level Types
BrusMunicipality
Rasina DistrictAdministrative District
Central SerbiaProvince
SerbiaCountry

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Mindat Locality ID:
399652
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:399652:5
GUID (UUID V4):
0
Other Languages:
French:
Brus, Rasina, Serbie centrale, Serbie
German:
Brus, Okrug Rasina, Zentralserbien, Serbien
Italian:
Brus, Distretto di Rasina, Serbia Centrale, Serbia
Russian:
Брус, Расинский округ, Центральная Сербия, Сербия
Simplified Chinese:
巴魯斯, 拉辛那州, 中塞爾維亞, 塞尔维亚
Spanish:
Brus , Distrito de Rasina, Serbia Central, Serbia
Arabic:
بروس, مقاطعة راسينا, صربيا الوسطى, صربيا
Armenian:
Բրուս, Սերբիա
Croatian:
Brus, Rasinski upravni okrug, Središnja Srbija, Srbija
Dutch:
Brus, Rasina, Centraal-Servië, Servië
Japanese:
ブルス , ラシナ郡, 中央セルビア, セルビア
Malay:
Brus, Rasina District, Serbia Tengah, Serbia
Polish:
Brus, Okręg rasiński, Serbia Centralna, Serbia
Portuguese:
Brus, Distrito de Rasina, Sérvia central, Sérvia
Serbian:
Брус, Расински управни округ, Централна Србија, Србија
Slovenian:
Brus, Srbija
Tatar:
Брус, Сербия
Turkish:
Brus, Rasina , Sırbistan
Western Punjabi:
بروس, ضلع راسینا, سربیا


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Wikipedia:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brus
Wikidata ID:Q919617
GeoNames ID:792240


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