Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)
tram stop in Gaziantep, south-central Turkey
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Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)
Summary
Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram) is a tram stop[1].
Key Facts
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram) is located in Gaziantep[2].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram) is located in Şahinbey district[3].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram) is located in İbn-i Sina[4].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram) is in the country of Turkey[5].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s transport network is recorded as Gaziantep Tram[6].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s image is recorded as Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram). IMG 2289.jpg[7].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s instance of is recorded as tram stop[8].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s connecting line is recorded as T1[9].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s owned by is recorded as Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality[10].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s operator is recorded as GAZİULAŞ[11].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s adjacent station is recorded as Akkent (Gaziantep Tram)[12].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s part of is recorded as list of Gaziantep Tram stations[13].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s Commons category is recorded as İbn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)[14].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 37.0154458, 'longitude': 37.3840831, 'precision': 1e-07}[15].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s date of official opening is recorded as +2012-09-07T00:00:00Z[16].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s has part is recorded as island platform[17].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s disabled accessibility is recorded as wheelchair accessible[18].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s state of use is recorded as in use[19].
- Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s OpenStreetMap way ID is recorded as 492421145[20].
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Geography
Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram) is in the country of Turkey[5]. Located in include Gaziantep[2], a metropolitan municipality in Turkey[21], in Turkey[22]; Şahinbey district[3], a town[23], in Turkey[24], founded in 1987[25]; and İbn-i Sina[4], a mahalle[26], in Turkey[27]. Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s part of is recorded as list of Gaziantep Tram stations[13].
Designation and Status
Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s instance of is recorded as tram stop[8].
History and Context
Ibn-i Sina (Gaziantep Tram)'s owned by is recorded as Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality[10].