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Nouakchott (/nwækˈʃɒt, nwɑː-/ nwa(h)k-SHOT; French: [nwakʃɔt]; Arabic: نواكشوط, romanized: Nwākshūṭ, H****aniyya: [nwakʃuːtˤ] ; Wolof: Nuwaaksoot; ****ar:...
- التونسي, French: Aéroport
International de
Nouakchott–Oumtounsy) is an
international airport serving Nouakchott, the
capital of Mauritania. It is located...
- country, with
roughly a
third concentrated in the
capital and
largest city,
Nouakchott, on the
Atlantic coast. The country's name
derives from Mauretania, the...
- The
Nouakchott tramway (Arabic: ترام نواكشوط, French:
Tramway de
Nouakchott), also
known as the
Nouakchott Train (Arabic: قطار نواكشوط, French:
Train de...
- of
defeat since 1967. On 28 March,
Mauritania lost
their home leg in
Nouakchott 2–0 and the
Upper Volta advanced 3–1 on aggregate. On 12
October 1980...
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Nouakchott Kings (Arabic: نواكشوط كينغ) is a
Mauritanian football club
based in
Nouakchott and one of the main
competitors for the
Ligue 1
Mauritania title...
- The raid on
Nouakchott in June 1976 was a
significant military operation carried out by the
Polisario Front, a
Western Saharan guerrilla group, against...
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University of
Nouakchott Al
Aasriya (French: Université de
Nouakchott Al Aasriya, Arabic: جامعة نواكشوط) is a
university in the city of
Nouakchott, capital...
- The
following is a
timeline of the
history of the city of
Nouakchott, Mauritania. 1903 -
French military outpost built. 1908 -
Military outpost abandoned...
- Palace, is the
residence for the
President of Mauritania,
located in
Nouakchott. It is
located in the
centre of the city and is by far the most prominent...
