- Castelverde, also
named Gasr
Garabulli, is a town in the
Tripoli District (Tarabulus), of the
Tripolitania region in
northwestern Libya. From 2001 to...
- them: Olivetti, Bianchi, Giordani, Micca, Tazzoli, Breviglieri, Marconi,
Garabulli, Crispi, Corradini, Garibaldi, Littoriano,
Castel Benito, Filzi, Baracca...
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separate incidents off the
Libyan coast. The
first boat
capsized close to
Garabulli,
killing 11
migrants and
leaving the
whereabouts of the rest uncertain...
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National Park, is a
national park of
Libya close to Tripoli, and next to Al-
Garabulli. It was
established in 1992 and
covers an area of 8,000
hectares (20,000...
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Ajdabiya Marsh, Al
Jaghbub Oasis,
Berjuj Valley,
Bombe gulf,
Fezzan valleys,
Garabulli, Giarabub,
Grotto de Lete,
Harouj Mountain, Jalo,
Kufrah Oasis, Nefhusa...
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Tripoli Revolutionaries’
Brigade (TRB)
claimed to be in
complete control of
Garabulli after three days of
fighting which forced more than 85
percent of the...
- [citation needed]
Voting continued on 23
January in the
Tripoli suburb of
Garabulli and a re-run in two
precincts of
Swani Bin Adam.
Libyan peace process...
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Castelverde 6,458 pop. 270
Italians were
nearly 4%:
today is
called GASR
GARABULLI.
Mizda 1,113 pop. -
Village mostly berber.
Giado 14,466 pop. 48 Italians...
-
Lankan prime minister Bandaranaike. 79
January 18–20, 1977
Libya Tripoli,
Garabulli Tito held
official talks with
Muammar Gaddafi.
After attending the send-off...
- Alharathy, Safa (24
January 2021). "UNSMIL
commends muni****l
elections in
Garabulli". The
Libya Observer.
Archived from the
original on 26
January 2021. Retrieved...
