Astrahliady
former village in Belarus
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Astrahliady
Summary
Astrahliady is a village in Belarus[1].
Key Facts
- Astrahliady is located in Burkoŭski sieĺsaviet[2].
- Astrahliady is located in Astrahliadaŭski sieĺsaviet[3].
- Astrahliady is located in Rechitsky County[4].
- Astrahliady is located in Q64786537[5].
- Astrahliady is in the country of Belarus[6].
- Astrahliady's image is recorded as Astrahlady, Prozar. Астрагляды, Прозар (1901-17).jpg[7].
- Astrahliady's instance of is recorded as village in Belarus[8].
- Astrahliady's instance of is recorded as former settlement[9].
- Astrahliady's Commons category is recorded as Astrahliady[10].
- Astrahliady's local dialing code is recorded as 2344[11].
- Astrahliady was dissolved in +2008-08-20T00:00:00Z[12].
- Astrahliady's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 51.784166666666664, 'lon': 30.14472222222222}[13].
- Astrahliady's capital of is recorded as Astrahliadaŭski sieĺsaviet[14].
- Astrahliady's GeoNames ID is recorded as 623959[15].
- Astrahliady's GNS Unique Feature ID is recorded as -1947510[16].
- Astrahliady's page at website of Belarus Geocenter is recorded as viewate/9767[17].
- Astrahliady's Belarus Globe URL is recorded as https://globustut.by/ostroglyad/index.htm[18].
- Astrahliady's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11x981r6j[19].
- Astrahliady's SOATO ID is recorded as 3203846041[20].
- Astrahliady's romanization of Belarusian is recorded as Astrahliady[21].
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Geography
Astrahliady is in the country of Belarus[6]. Located in include Burkoŭski sieĺsaviet[2], a rural council of Belarus[22], in Belarus[23], founded in 2005[24]; Astrahliadaŭski sieĺsaviet[3], a rural council of Belarus[25], in Belarus[26], founded in 1926[27]; Rechitsky County[4], an uezd of the Russian Empire[28], in Russian Empire[29], founded in 1793[30]; and Q64786537[5], a county of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth[31], in Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth[32], founded in 1471[33].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include village in Belarus[8] and former settlement[9].