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Jambur is a
village in Gir
Somnath district of Gujarat, India. It is
located near Gir
Forest National Park, 68
kilometres (42 mi)
south of the district...
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jambur. The
large roof of a
jambur is used as a
storage space, e.g. to keep rice shafts.
During the 2014
eruption of
Mount Sinabung, many
jamburs were...
- blue meanies,
faleaitu (Samoan), falter-düngerling,
Hawaiian copelandia,
jambur, jamur,
pulouaitu (Samoan),
taepovi (Samoan),
tenkech (Chol). Cap: 1.5 –...
- of
speakers is unknown. It was
reportedly still spoken in the 1960s in
Jambur, a
village in Kathiawar, Gujarat, by the Siddi. A
survey of
regional languages...
- The
Jambur Solar Power Station (JSPS), is an
operational 23 MW (31,000 hp)
solar power plant in Gambia. The
power station began commercial operations in...
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council that was
responsible for
advising the king was also made up of
jamburs as well as the paar no maad (or buur/bur kuvel/guewel) - the
chief griot...
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project broke ground in 2012. In The Gambia, TBEA
constructed the 23 MW
Jambur Solar Power Station,
commissioned in
March 2024. It was part of the Gambia...
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Gropak (Kulon Progo-Jogja)
Gundelan (Malang) Indramayu:
Gropak Induk Ayam
Jambur Urai Kebo
Ketan Lusi
Ketan Tawon Longong Markoti Melati Merong (Pasuruan)...
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usually supplemented with
smaller triangular roofs called ayo-ayo rumah,
Jambur and tersek. With
soaring multi-layered roofs, Karo's
house has a distinctive...
- (1.6 km3) of
remaining proven oil reserves.[when?][citation needed] The
Jambur, Bai H****an, and
Khabbaz fields are the only
other currently producing oil...
