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alxamdullilah best city in Somalia, the most populous and the future Capital city
Abudwak (Somali: Caabudwaaq) is a town in [Somalia] Region State of Galgadud it is the hub of abudwak district abudwak is largely inhabited by members of marehan sade
Location
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It is the capital of the Abudwak District. The city is situated about 20 km west of the main highway that connects the country's southern and northern regions.
Demographics
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The broader Abudwak District has a total population of 51,067 residents, it is populated by the Marehan subclan of Darod.[1] Other clans present include the Habar Gedir/Ayr clan.
Transportation
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Air transportation in Abudwak is served by the Cabudwaak Airport. A major renovation of the facility was launched in 2011, funded by Somali expatriates from the province. The new airport's first scheduled flight departed on 11 October 2012.[2]
Services
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Several health centers exist in the town. Among these is the Abudwak Maternity and Children's Hospital (AMCH), which was equipped and staffed by the Somali Care Organization in conjunction with the Somali Education and Health Organization (SEHO
Abudwak (Somali: Caabudwaaq) is a town in [Somalia] Region State of Galgadud it is the hub of abudwak district abudwak is largely inhabited by members of marehan sade
Location
Edit
It is the capital of the Abudwak District. The city is situated about 20 km west of the main highway that connects the country's southern and northern regions.
Demographics
Edit
The broader Abudwak District has a total population of 51,067 residents, it is populated by the Marehan subclan of Darod.[1] Other clans present include the Habar Gedir/Ayr clan.
Transportation
Edit
Air transportation in Abudwak is served by the Cabudwaak Airport. A major renovation of the facility was launched in 2011, funded by Somali expatriates from the province. The new airport's first scheduled flight departed on 11 October 2012.[2]
Services
Edit
Several health centers exist in the town. Among these is the Abudwak Maternity and Children's Hospital (AMCH), which was equipped and staffed by the Somali Care Organization in conjunction with the Somali Education and Health Organization (SEHO
black
live and let die.
"X is a municipality located in the X province of X. On March 31, 2011, X had a total population of X. The total area is 24.98 km² which gives a population density of 395 inhabitants per km². On January 1st, 2020, X Will merge with Y into XY.
The municipality consists of the following communities: Nieuwe A, and B."
That is literally it
Oh and 1 reference.
The municipality consists of the following communities: Nieuwe A, and B."
That is literally it
Oh and 1 reference.
Bohol
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Gabiley region had 58,000 registered voters alone and your telling me that's our whole population.
Beesha JB are producing children like factories
Soon we will be so huge that we will be known as our clan and will have no need for the SM banner
58,000 is for the entire Gabiley area including (Arapsiyo). I was right the number is around 100k. Since the under 16s didn't
register that is the correct number.
http://burcoonline.com/articles/590...oyinka-Qaarkood-Inta-Iska-Diiwangelisay-Part2
alxamdullilah best city in Somalia, the most populous and the future Capital city
Abudwak (Somali: Caabudwaaq) is a town in [Somalia] Region State of Galgadud it is the hub of abudwak district abudwak is largely inhabited by members of marehan sade
Location
Edit
It is the capital of the Abudwak District. The city is situated about 20 km west of the main highway that connects the country's southern and northern regions.
Demographics
Edit
The broader Abudwak District has a total population of 51,067 residents, it is populated by the Marehan subclan of Darod.[1] Other clans present include the Habar Gedir/Ayr clan.
Transportation
Edit
Air transportation in Abudwak is served by the Cabudwaak Airport. A major renovation of the facility was launched in 2011, funded by Somali expatriates from the province. The new airport's first scheduled flight departed on 11 October 2012.[2]
Services
Edit
Several health centers exist in the town. Among these is the Abudwak Maternity and Children's Hospital (AMCH), which was equipped and staffed by the Somali Care Organization in conjunction with the Somali Education and Health Organization (SEHO
Abudwaq ha noolato
Bohol
VIP
Apollo
VIP
It is tied with Northern Sanaag.
Yeah but they got a permariver.. even more win.
Bohol
VIP
True but we also have a lot of valleys in the area that are filled with water most of the year like
Medeshi (Midhisho). Heck even bananas grow there.
My awowe was from that area but I'm going to retire in baladxaawo inshallah
The Erigavo settlement is several centuries old. It lies approximately 180 km from Badhan the second biggest city in the region to the east, The general area is noted for its numerous historical tombs, where various Somali clan patriarchs are buried.[2] As of 2013, Erigavo is the administrative capital of the northern Sanaag region. It is also the center of the Erigavo District.
It's also where Musse Ismaeel sub-clan of Habar Yoonis is buried and use to be an Isaaq city trade route during the middle ages.
It's also where Musse Ismaeel sub-clan of Habar Yoonis is buried and use to be an Isaaq city trade route during the middle ages.
nothing apparently is not important enough
how the hell did that village bohol get a wikipedia page
op probably working overtime and shit putting his people on cyber map and am just here doing nothing
how the hell did that village bohol get a wikipedia page
op probably working overtime and shit putting his people on cyber map and am just here doing nothing
Townships
The majority of the people in the district have been settled there for the last 300 years. There are more major and minor towns in Gabiley district than anywhere else in Somaliland.
Major towns:
Minor towns:
Gabiley is one of the oldest towns in northern Somalia after Zeila, Berbera and Amud. Some stones left behind in the area were believed to have been earmarked for the construction of pyramids.
Demographics
The city of Gabiley has a population of around 75,000.[2] The broader Gabiley District has a total population of 120,430.[3] It is considered to be the district with the fastest growing population in Somaliland due to its fertile land.
The Gabiley District in which the city is situated is inhabited by people from the Somali ethnic group, with the Jibriil Abokor sub-division of the Habr Awal Isaaq being the exclusive residents of this district.[4]
Agriculture
Farmer near the town of Gabiley
Gabiley is the main farm land for Somaliland and produces up to 85% of Somaliland's food. It is known for its agricultural and farming industry, and is where most of Somaliland's crops are produced. Crops grown in the area include apples, oranges, bananas, corn, pears, maize, wheat, barley, beans, lemon, peas, groundnuts, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, garlic, salad and cabbages, broccoli, watermelon, papaya and many other types of fruits and vegetables. Gabiley is considered to be the most fertile region in Somaliland and the entire northern Somalia peninsula. [5]
Notable residents
@TheWeekday @Gucci mane + any other JB on this forum
The reer Harred libaax Nuur Daalacay putting it on for our city!
The majority of the people in the district have been settled there for the last 300 years. There are more major and minor towns in Gabiley district than anywhere else in Somaliland.
Major towns:
Minor towns:
- Agabar
- Ceel-Sheekh
- Galooley
- Harcadaad
- Geedbalaadh
- Galadweyne
- Argeegta
- Teysa
- Xidhinta
- Ijaara
- Elbardaale
- Boqor
- Bus
- AliHaydh
- Gogeysa
- GeedAbeera
Gabiley is one of the oldest towns in northern Somalia after Zeila, Berbera and Amud. Some stones left behind in the area were believed to have been earmarked for the construction of pyramids.
Demographics
The city of Gabiley has a population of around 75,000.[2] The broader Gabiley District has a total population of 120,430.[3] It is considered to be the district with the fastest growing population in Somaliland due to its fertile land.
The Gabiley District in which the city is situated is inhabited by people from the Somali ethnic group, with the Jibriil Abokor sub-division of the Habr Awal Isaaq being the exclusive residents of this district.[4]
Agriculture
Farmer near the town of Gabiley
Gabiley is the main farm land for Somaliland and produces up to 85% of Somaliland's food. It is known for its agricultural and farming industry, and is where most of Somaliland's crops are produced. Crops grown in the area include apples, oranges, bananas, corn, pears, maize, wheat, barley, beans, lemon, peas, groundnuts, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, garlic, salad and cabbages, broccoli, watermelon, papaya and many other types of fruits and vegetables. Gabiley is considered to be the most fertile region in Somaliland and the entire northern Somalia peninsula. [5]
Notable residents
- Mo Farah, British four-time Olympic gold medalist and the most decorated athlete in British athletics history; belongs to the Muhammed Jibriil sub-clan of the Jibril Abokor clan[6]
- Abdillahi Suldaan Mohammed Timacade, poet Somali poet during the pre- and post-colonial periods; from Galooley; conducted public readings in the area; belongs to the Reer Hared subclan of the Jibriil Abokor clan
- Mohammed Abdillahi Ogsadey, was a Somali business tycoon based in Ethiopia, where he established MAO Harar Horse, the first African corporation to export coffee. He belongs to the Reer Dalal subclan of the Jibriil Abokor clan.[7]
- Sheekh Muhumed Warsame, Islamic religious leader and founder of the modern town of Gabiley. He belongs to the Reer Dalal subclan of the Jibriil Abokor clan.
- Ismail Ahmed, Owner and CEO of WorldRemit which is one of the fastest growing money transfer company in the world and he's considered 7th most influential man in Britain. He belongs to the Habar Aden sub-clan of the Jibriil Abokor clan.
@TheWeekday @Gucci mane + any other JB on this forum
The reer Harred libaax Nuur Daalacay putting it on for our city!
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Home of the braveTownships
The majority of the people in the district have been settled there for the last 300 years. There are more major and minor towns in Gabiley district than anywhere else in Somaliland.
Major towns:
Minor towns:
History
- Agabar
- Ceel-Sheekh
- Galooley
- Harcadaad
- Geedbalaadh
- Galadweyne
- Argeegta
- Teysa
- Xidhinta
- Ijaara
- Elbardaale
- Boqor
- Bus
- AliHaydh
- Gogeysa
- GeedAbeera
Gabiley is one of the oldest towns in northern Somalia after Zeila, Berbera and Amud. Some stones left behind in the area were believed to have been earmarked for the construction of pyramids.
Demographics
The city of Gabiley has a population of around 135,000.[2] The broader Gabiley District has a total population of 320,430.[3] It is considered to be the district with the fastest growing population in Somaliland due to its fertile land.
The Gabiley District in which the city is situated is inhabited by people from the Somali ethnic group, with the Jibriil Abokor sub-division of the Habr Awal Isaaq being the exclusive residents of this district.[4]
Agriculture
Farmer near the town of Gabiley
Gabiley is the main farm land for Somaliland and produces up to 85% of Somaliland's food. It is known for its agricultural and farming industry, and is where most of Somaliland's crops are produced. Crops grown in the area include apples, oranges, bananas, corn, pears, maize, wheat, barley, beans, lemon, peas, groundnuts, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, garlic, salad and cabbages, broccoli, watermelon, papaya and many other types of fruits and vegetables. Gabiley is considered to be the most fertile region in Somaliland and the entire northern Somalia peninsula. [5]
Notable residents[edit]
Long Live Gabiley! Long live Jibriil Abokor!
- Mo Farah, British four-time Olympic gold medalist and the most decorated athlete in British athletics history; belongs to the Muhammed Jibriil sub-clan of the Jibril Abokor clan[6]
- Abdillahi Suldaan Mohammed Timacade, poet Somali poet during the pre- and post-colonial periods; from Galooley; conducted public readings in the area; belongs to the Reer Hared subclan of the Jibriil Abokor clan
- Mohammed Abdillahi Ogsadey, was a Somali business tycoon based in Ethiopia, where he established MAO Harar Horse, the first African corporation to export coffee. He belongs to the Reer Dalal subclan of the Jibriil Abokor clan.[7]
- Sheekh Muhumed Warsame, Islamic religious leader and founder of the modern town of Gabiley. He belongs to the Reer Dalal subclan of the Jibriil Abokor clan.
- Ismail Ahmed, Owner and CEO of WorldRemit which is one of the fastest growing money transfer company in the world and he's considered 7th most influential man in Britain. He belongs to the Habar Aden sub-clan of the Jibriil Abokor clan.
@TheWeekday @Gucci mane + any other JB on this forum
The reer Harred libaax Nuur Daalacay putting it on for our city!
Prince of Lasanod
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Most regions in Somalia have had a very high drop in precipitation in the past 100 years.My grandparent's hometown:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baidoa
Average precipitation mm: 585
One of the highest in all of a
Probably in the 1800s, Baidoda had an average of 700+ mm.
Bohol
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nothing apparently is not important enough
how the hell did that village bohol get a wikipedia page
op probably working overtime and shit putting his people on cyber map and am just here doing nothing
If you check google maps you will see many roads enter the town. It is a stopping place for cars heading to the main road
in Oog and those heading towards Sanaag. It is located in a important location that is why it is known.
Prince of Lasanod
Eid trim pending
We assassinated a dhabacyo president and brought Siad Barre into power. 
"On October 15, 1969, while paying a visit to the city, Somalia's then President Abdirashid Ali Shermake was shot dead by one of his own bodyguards. His assassination was quickly followed by a military coup d'état on October 21, 1969 (the day after his funeral), in which the Somali Army seized power without encountering armed opposition — essentially a bloodless takeover. The putsch was spearheaded by Major General Mohamed Siad Barre, who at the time commanded the army."
:siilaanyolaugh:
"On October 15, 1969, while paying a visit to the city, Somalia's then President Abdirashid Ali Shermake was shot dead by one of his own bodyguards. His assassination was quickly followed by a military coup d'état on October 21, 1969 (the day after his funeral), in which the Somali Army seized power without encountering armed opposition — essentially a bloodless takeover. The putsch was spearheaded by Major General Mohamed Siad Barre, who at the time commanded the army."
:siilaanyolaugh:
Apollo
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There are NGOs out there with detailed calculations. The UN related ones especially.
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