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# Zeehan

Zeehan is a town of 702 (2021) in the West Coast Tasmania. It was a mining town, but is now a quiet sleepy mountainous tourist town a few kilometers off the A10, one of Tasmania's most scenic highways.

## Understand

Zeehan was the town of the West Coast in the years before the First World War. Then the silver lodes ran out, and it has struggled since. It carried on from its legacy of the early 1900s. The buildings, the stories, the ruins, and the struggling hinterland. There never has been the rush or the volume of people that were around in the early days.
The passenger railway service to Burnie was closed by the 1970s, and when Mount Lyell needed to export copper it trucked from Queenstown, and went to Melba Flats, east of Zeehan, to be delivered to the port of Burnie.
There were reprieves for Zeehan in various stages: in the 1970s the rise of the Renison Tin company increased the usage of the town and its facilities.
Most nearby mining ventures tend to be much smaller operations requiring fewer employees, and no new major mines have started, despite a range of deposits of minerals being uncovered every decade in the area.
The emphasis upon tourism on the West Coast has resulted considerable expenditures for maintaining historic surviving buildings and streetscapes.

## Get in

From the north
* Murchison Highway (A10) - from Burnie, through Tullah and Rosebery
From the south
* Henty Road (B27) - from Strahan
From the southeast
* Zeehan Highway (A10) – from Queenstown

## Get around

The town is small enough to be navigable on foot.

## See

* Spray Tunnel, Fowler Street. (updated Nov 2015)
* -41.8825145.33571 West Coast Heritage Centre, 114 Main Street, ☏ +61 3 6471 6225. Daily 9:30AM–4PM. A small history museum that gives you an insight into what life was like in West Coast Tasmania in the early 20th century. The entry is designed similarly to Zeehan's streetscape in the late 19th century but with dedicated sections for Strahan, Waratah, Queenstown, and Rosebery. (updated Apr 2023)

## Do

* Fossicking. Rummage about or prospect for gold, precious stones, fossils, etc.

## Eat

* The Pit Stop, 134 Main Street. 7AM-9PM. (updated Nov 2015)

## Sleep

* -41.8924145.34441 Heemskirk Motor Hotel, 1-25 Main Street, ☏ +61 3 6471 6107. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM. (updated Apr 2023)
* Zeehan Caravan Park, Hurst Street, enquiries@zeehancaravanpark.com. Cabins, caravans and powered sites. Close to the town centre. (updated Nov 2015)

## Go next

* north - Rosebery
* southeast - Queenstown
* south - Strahan
# Zealand (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Zealand:

### Canada

* Zealand (New Brunswick) — a rural community in Canada

### Denmark

* Zealand — an island in Denmark

### Netherlands

* Zeeland — a province of the Netherlands

### New Zealand

* New Zealand — an island country in the South Pacific
# Zaruma

Zaruma is a city in the Coastal Lowlands of Ecuador. It is developing as a well-known destination for ecotourism.
Being in the southern reaches of Ecuador, the climate is much drier than many other transitional places in the country. This provides for sunny weather throughout much of the year. The rainy season lasts from December to April. August is the driest month.

## Get around

Zaruma is small enough that one can get from any one part of the city to another on foot. Local rancheras provide service to outlying areas, such as hiking destinations and waterfalls.

## See

The central park is a quaint location to relax, and from the park, all of the city is easily accessible.

## Eat

The traditional food in Zaruma is tigrillo, a mix of green plantain, egg, and campo cheese, often with a choice of meat.
Many local restaurants serve tigrillo of varying quality.
# Abercrombie

Abercrombie is a small township in the Red River Valley of North Dakota.

## Understand

The community has a population of 296 people.

## Get in
### By car

Take I-29 from Fargo.

## See

* 46.4453-96.71821 Fort Abercrombie State Historic Site, ☏ +1 701 328-2666, histsoc@state.nd.us. 1/2 mile east of Abercrombie. Open mid-May to mid-September, Thursday-Monday, from 10AM to 5PM. This was the first United States military post in North Dakota. It was in use from 1857 to 1878. (updated Sep 2018)
# Aberdare National Park

Aberdare National Park is a 767-km² national park in the central highlands west of Mount Kenya, 180 km from Nairobi

## Understand

The park is open daily from 6AM-7PM. No entry is allowed on foot and no visitor will be allowed into the park after 6:15PM.

### Flora and fauna

Include blue and Columbus monkey, Leopard, Lion, Elephant, Warthog, Black Rhino, Giant Forest Hog, bushbuck, Buffalo, Red Duiker, Suni, Serval, Reedbuck, Eland, and the rare bongo antelope. The prolific bird life features 250 recorded species.

### Climate

Cool climate with rains in March–June and September to December. Vegetation is Rich Alpine and Sub alpine flora giving way to Bamboo and Mountain

## Get in
### By car

Take the A2 out of Nairobi via Thika in Nyeri. Then Take Nyeri-Nyahururu road out of Nyeri. Ruhuruini, Arkand treetops gates are signs posted off this road. You can also take Uber taxis that are convenient and all around the city.

### By plane

The nearest air strip is at Mweiga.

## Get around

The Park often becomes impassible for 2WD vehicles and thus 4WD vehicles are recommended.

## Fees and permits

Residents of Kenya: adults Ksh 200, Kenyan student and organized groups Ksh 50, Kenyan children Ksh 50. Non-residents: US$40, children US$20, students and organized groups US$10. Entry to the park is by smart card only. Smartcard may be obtained and loaded at the main gate.

## See

Karuru, Gura, Chania and Magura are spectacular waterfalls. The Aberdare Mountains are breathtaking. Wildlife include four of the Big 5 (Elephants and Buffalo are numerous, Black Rhino and Leopard are less common), Genets, Defassa Waterbuck, Common Duiker, Warthog, Spotted Hyena, Bushbuck as well as species that are not found elsewhere in Kenya (though even here they are difficult to spot), i.e., Eastern Bongo, Golden Cat and Giant Forest Hog. Lions are no longer present in the park as their reintroduction severely hurt Bongo populations.

## Do

Hiking fishing, mountain climbing, walking, game drives.
* Fishing The streams are well stocked with brown and rainbow trout.

## Eat

Food should be brought by oneself, unless you are staying at one of the lodges where meals are provided.

## Drink

Drinks should be brought when visiting the park, unless you are staying at one of the lodges where drinks are provided.

## Sleep
### Lodges

There are two main hotels in the park. 'The Ark' is a lodge reminiscent of colonial times, where visitors spend the night with views of a salt lick where wildlife congregates. The lodge has three main viewing platforms. Each room has been fitted with electricity and running water. If an animal of interest appear during the night, you will be alerted by a buzzer. The second hotel is the famous Treetops, which is situated at the border of the park (Nyeri town can be seen). Like the Ark it has a view of a saltlick, however all rooms (excluding the suites) are not fitted with running water and thus facilities such as showers and toilets are communal.

## Connect

The warden: P.O. Box 22 Nyeri. Tel: +254(0)6155024121
# Aberaeron

Aberaeron is a coastal town in Ceredigion, Wales, with multicoloured houses, a harbour and many small independent shops.

## Understand

Aberaeron is a Welsh-speaking town.

## Get in

There is no train station. The nearest is in Aberystwyth, from where there are buses. By road, the main A487 runs through the town.

## Get around

It's about a 20-minute drive to Aberystwyth. To the south there are good beaches at Llangrannog and Cwmtydu.

## See

* The town and harbour. Aberaeron is well known for its multicoloured houses and buildings. Take a stroll down the High Street and around the harbour. Look out for the local family of Bottle-nosed Dolphins out to sea.
* 52.218201-4.225461 Llanerchaeron, Ciliau Aeron, SA48 8DG (2.5 miles southeast), ☏ +44 1545 570200, llanerchaeron@nationaltrust.org.uk. 18th-century Welsh gentry estate - with house, walled gardens and home farm

## Do

* Ceredigion Coast Path. Aberaeron and Aberarth are on the path. Walk along the cliff tops as far as you please.

## Buy

* Cegin Cymru (Welsh Kitchen), 18 Market Street. Lovely little shop selling locally-produced delicacies. The farmhouse cheeses are a particular favourite.
* Aeron Sports, 2 Alban Square. Fishing tackle and other sports gear
* Book Worm (Gwisgo Bookworm), 8 Sgwar Alban, SA46 0AD, ☏ +44 1545 238282, info@gwisgo.co.uk. A good selection of Welsh and English books. Plenty at the more intellectual end of the spectrum. Free parking nearby. (updated Sep 2018)

## Eat

* 52.24349-4.2632571 Harbourmaster Hotel (Gwesty'r Harbwr), 2 Quay Parade, ☏ +44 1545 570755. It has a superb restaurant, specialising in seafood
* 52.242856-4.2603682 New Celtic, 8 Market Street, ☏ +44 1545 570369. A restaurant serving fish-and-chips and more. Eat in or take away, it's a tasty and substantial meal
* 52.242738-4.261723 The Hive on the Quay, Cadwgan Pl (exactly where the name implies), ☏ +44 1545 570445. The Famous Holgate's Honey Ice Cream. Also holds a cafe/restaurant serving more substantial meals.
* 52.242866-4.2582254 Friends Coffee Shop, 5 Alban Square, ☏ +44 1545 571122. A great cafe and takeaway specialising in baguettes and Segafredo coffee. Great quality food at very reasonable prices with a warm and friendly atmosphere.
* 52.24229-4.2585795 La Cuccina, 35 Alban Square, ☏ +44 1545 571012. A little bakery.

## Drink

* 52.2433-4.26071 Cadwgan Arms, 10 Market Street, ☏ +44 1545 570149.
* 52.243087-4.2572542 Royal Oak, 30 North Road, ☏ +44 1545 570233.

## Sleep

* 52.2435-4.26331 The Harbourmaster Hotel (Gwesty'r Harbwr), Pen Cei (1 Quay Parade), ☏ +44 1545 570755. A cobalt blue small hotel with views of the sea and harbour. £80-120 per night for bed and breakfast.
* 52.241765-4.259442 Nant Meigan (Holiday Home), 9 Water Street, ☏ +44 7971 282007. A Grade 2 listed Georgian terrace holiday let, in the centre of the town. A 5-minute walk to the pebble beach, and backing onto the river Aeron, the property enjoys a walled garden.

## Go next

* New Quay
* Aberystwyth
# Aberdare

Aberdare is a town in the borough of Rhondda Cynon Taf in Glamorgan.

## Understand

A small village in the middle ages which became a thriving industrial iron and coal town in the 18th and 19th centuries.

## Get in

Just south of the A465 Heads of the Valleys road
* 51.7145-3.4421 Aberdare railway station. Connections from Cardiff
* 51.71304-3.44172 Aberdare Bus Station (Connections with Cardiff, Maerdy and Merthyr Tydfil). (updated Sep 2022)

## See

* 51.7192-3.458331 Aberdare Park. a well-preserved Victorian public park. Sculpture of Sir William T. Lewis (Lord Merthyr). (updated May 2017)
* 51.7138-3.448862 St John's Church. ancient parish church original built in 1189 (updated May 2017)
* 51.71687-3.448253 Cynon Valley Museum Trust, Depot Rd, Gadlys, Aberdare CF44 8DL, ☏ +44 1685 886729. 10AM-3PM Tuesday - Saturday. The museum is walking distance from the town Centre or you can catch the following busses 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 & 91 that stop outside Google Maps Plus Code: PH82+QM Aberdare. (updated Sep 2022)

## Do

* 51.719-3.4921 Dare Valley Country Park. (updated May 2017)

## Eat

* 51.713514-3.44641 Peppers, 27 Canon St., ☏ +44 1685 884011. (updated May 2017)

## Drink

* 51.71263-3.446371 Yr Ieuan Ap Iago - JD Wetherspoon, 6 High St, Aberdare CF44 7AA. Google Maps Plus Code: PH73+3F Aberdare. (updated Sep 2022)
* Welsh whisky: Penderyn original distillery, opened in 2000, is 5 miles northwest at Pontbren Llwyd and offers tours. They opened a second in 2021 in Llandudno, and plan to open a third near Swansea in 2023.

## Sleep

* 51.701349-3.4186021 Premier Inn Aberdare, Riverside Retail Park, CF44 0AH. (updated May 2017)
* 51.710311-3.4116932 Penybryn Cottages, Waterloo St, ☏ +44 1685 873373. (updated May 2017)

## Go next

* Merthyr Tydfil
* Pontypridd
* Pen y Cae
* Brecon Beacons National Park
# Abercrombie River National Park

Abercrombie River National Park is a national park in the Central West region of New South Wales

## Understand
### Visitor information

* Park website

## Get in
### By plane

The closest airports are Airport Canberra (code: CBR), located 165 km south, and Sydney is located 210 km from the park.

### By car

The main roads leading into the park are the Long Nose Trail and the Felled Timber Trail. They run from the northern parts of the park to the centre of the park, from Arkstone and from the rural suburbs of Oberon (Porters Retreat). Arrival is only on your own, there is no option of taking a bus or taxi, unless you rent it in, for example, the town of Crookwell, 50 km south of the park.

## Fees and permits

There are no fees and/or permits in Abercrombie River National Park.

## See and do

* Go for a hike beside the Abercrombie River
* Go for a swim in the Abercrombie River

## Buy, eat and drink

There are no shops in Abercrombie River National Park, and no cafes, kiosks, restaurants et cetera. You will need to bring your own food.

## Sleep
### Camping

* -34.193011149.743761 Bummaroo Ford campground, 6790 Abercrombie Rd, Paling Yards. Campground with 15 campsites, and a place where you can bring your caravan or trailer. (updated Dec 2021)
* -34.156791149.6783812 Silent Creek campground, Abercrombie Firetrail, Paling Yards. Campground with 8 campsites, and a place where you can camp beside your vehicle. (updated Dec 2021)
* The Beach. Campground with 5 campsites, and a place where you can camp beside your vehicle along a stretch of sand beside the Abercrombie River. (updated Dec 2021)
# Akwidaa

Akwidaa is in the Ghanaian Coastal Plain.

## Understand

Akwidaa is one of the southernmost places in Ghana. The charming fishing village is surrounded by its unique, long pristine sand beaches.
The town was once called Ezile, named after for the river. During the Dutch occupation, the town was renamed after an old man who used to ferry people across the river.

## See

Explore cocoa plantations, hike in the forests, see humpback whales, take a guided night-time tour of the turtle nesting spots on the beach, visit the Cape Three Points, the southernmost point in Ghana.
* 4.7406-2.09161 Cape Three Points Lighthouse (7.5 km west of Akwidaa on Akwidaa-Newtown Rd). Lighthouse at end of Cape Three Points, which is the closest land to 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longitude. It is a rough road en transit to here; may require 4x4. Also "tourist office" at entrance to cape will charge something like 5 cedis. But views are really phenomenal from the point. (updated Aug 2020)

## Sleep

* 4.758-2.0271 Akwidaa Inn, Dixcove-Akwidaa Old Town Rd, ☏ +233 54 915 8469. Huts and a dorm on a plant-filled ground near a stretch of sand beach. The friendly staff of the inn arranges tours including boating in the mangroves and visiting a rubber plantation.
# Alger

There is more than one place called Alger:

### Algeria

* Algiers (Alger in French) - The capital

### United States of America

* Alger (Michigan) - A town in Michigan.
* Alger (Ohio) - A town in Ohio.
* Alger (Washington) - A town in Washington.
# Algerian Arabic phrasebook

Algerian Arabic (الدارجة, Darja) is the local vernacular of Algeria.

## Phrase list

Some phrases in this phrasebook still need to be translated. If you know anything about this language, you can help by plunging forward and translating a phrase.

### Basics
#### Hello.

    ع سلامة (aa-salamah)

#### My name is ______ .

    ______ واسمني. (wa-sam-nee_____ .)

#### Where is the toilet?
### Problems
#### Can I use your phone?
### Numbers

| Arabic Numerals | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Eastern Arabic numerals | ٠ | ١ | ٢ | ٣ | ٤ | ٥ | ٦ | ٧ | ٨ | ٩ |

#### 0

    صفر‎ (sa-fer)

#### 1

    واحد (waa-hed)

#### 2

    زوج (zooj)

#### 3

    ثلاثة (thlaa-tha)

#### 4

    ربعة (rab`a)

#### 5

    خمسة (khamsa)

#### 6

    ستة (setta)

#### 7

    سبعة (seb`a)

#### 8

    ثمانية (thmeniya)

#### 9

    تسعة (tes`a)

#### 10

    عشرة (`ashra)
# Alfreton

Alfreton is a town in Derbyshire, England.

## Understand

There has been a settlement here since the times of King Alfred, but it was at its height as a mining town until the 1960s. It is now a warehouse and retail area and includes the head office and factory of Thorntons Chocolates.

## Get in
### By car

A38, north of Ripley, exit 28 of the M1.

### By train

53.1-1.371 Alfreton station is served by two lines:
* East Midland Trains from Liverpool via Sheffield to Norwich via Nottingham.
* Northern Line from Nottingham to Leeds via Ilkeston.

## See

* 53.088076-1.4387341 Wingfield Manor, South Wingfield, DE55 7NH (3 miles west of Alfreton). adults £5.50, children £3.30, concessions £5.00.

## Buy

* 53.10768-1.312281 East Midlands Designer Outlet (4 miles east of the town).
* 53.095778-1.3812092 David Nieper, Saulgrove House, DE55 7LE, ☏ +44 1773 83 6000. Luxury ladies' clothing handmade in their factory. (updated Feb 2016)

## Eat

* 53.09702-1.3824981 Bluey's Aussie Bar & Steakhouse, 32 Nottingham Road, ☏ +44 1773 689106.
* 53.108267-1.3388852 The Schoolhouse, 43 Church St, South Normanton, ☏ +44 1773 819000.

## Sleep

* 53.103532-1.3229581 The Derbyshire Hotel, Carter Lane East, South Normanton (15 miles from Derby and Nottingham city centres), ☏ +44 1773 812000, enquiriesthederbyshirehotel@principal-hayley.com. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 11AM. A hotel and event venue offering 157 bedrooms, 14 event suites, a leisure club and restaurant.
* 53.087388-1.3948582 Travelodge Hotel - Alfreton, Old Swanwick, Colliery Rd, DE55 1HJ, ☏ +44 871 984 6119 (premium number).

## Connect

As of March 2024, Alfreton and its approach roads have 4G from Vodafone, and 5G from EE, O2 and Three.

## Go next

* Matlock
* Mansfield
# Algarrobo

Algarrobo, meaning the winds, may refer to:

## Places

* Algarrobo (Chile), a city in Chile
* Algarrobo (Colombia) a town in Colombia
* Algarrobo (Spain), a city in Spain
# Cape Charles

Cape Charles is a town in Eastern Virginia, at the southern tip of the Delmarva peninsula. It used to be the terminus of the eastern shore railway and still has an operating rail-to-barge ferry terminal with freight service to Norfolk. It has the feel of a time gone by.

## Get in

One way to get in to Cape Charles is to arrive by boat. There approach to the harbor is simple, just head north from the outer marks.
Most visitors arrive by car. Cape Charles is one mile west of US Highway 13, the main north-south road on the Delmarva Peninsula, along Virginia State Route 184.

## Get around

This small town is perfect for a walk-around. You can get anywhere you want in about 10 minutes. Getting lost will not be a problem.

## See

* Railroad operations are visible occasionally, if you get to see them load rail cars on a barge, it is quite a sight.
* A concrete plant is still in operation making preformed items. This plant created all the concrete structures of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge/Tunnel (nearby).

## Do

Mainly you will want absorb the feel of the charming town from yesteryear and meet a few of the local people.
* Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. 24 hours. At nearly 18 miles long, this bridge-tunnel complex is one of the engineering wonders of the world. Connecting Virginia's Eastern Shore with Virginia's mainland in Virginia Beach/Norfolk, this toll facility will save travelers 90 miles or more as they travel from points north of Wilmington, Delaware and head down the East Coast towards Virginia Beach or North Carolina's Outer Banks. Enjoy a stop at the Scenic Overlook, located on the southern tip of Virginia's Eastern Shore, offering breathtaking views of the Chesapeake Bay and the facility. (updated Sep 2023)
* Kiptopeke State Park. (updated Sep 2023)

## Buy

* gallery 209.
* Stage Door Gallery.
* Cape Charles Emporium.
* Rayfield's.
* Bay Breeze Day Spa.
* Bad Girlz.
* Shops at Bay Creek Marina.

## Eat

* Rayfield's Pharmacy, also on the main road, has a nice counter for lunch and breakfast. There is always someone interesting to talk with there.
* Kelly's Gingernut Pub.
* Aqua.
* Bayside Cafe.
* Coach House Tavern.
* Cape Charles Coffee House.
* Veneto's Pizzeria.

## Drink

* Kelly's Gingernut Pub.
* Rock 'n' Robins.

## Sleep

* Fig Street Inn, 711 Tazewell Avenue, ☏ +1 757-331-3133. Check-in: 4PM, check-out: 11AM. Boutique−style bed & breakfast on Virginia’s Eastern Shore in the historic town of Cape Charles. Enjoy elegant and gracious accommodations with a mix of antique furnishings, contemporary design and modern amenities. From $260. (updated Jun 2022)
# Cape Jervis

Cape Jervis is a town in South Australia, and a gateway point to Kangaroo Island, Australia's third largest island excluding the mainland.

## Get in

Sealink operate coach services from Adelaide twice daily, and to Victor Harbor once daily except Saturdays and Wednesdays. There is no other scheduled commercial transport options to Cape Jervis.
Rental car facilities are available in Victor Harbor and in Lonsdale. The harbor and wharf is around 1 km (0.62 mi) from the town. There are no car rental facilities in Cape Jervis itself.

## Get around

If you were to only get around the inner areas of the town's CBD, then it's best to walk, but otherwise take the car.

## See

* Fishery Beach Whaling Station. has some interpretive signage around the remains of an historic whaling station site, about 5km east along the coast from Cape Jervis on Fishery Beach Road. (updated Nov 2021)
* -35.603736138.0944811 Cape Jervis Lighthouse, Flinders Dr, ☏ +61 431 455 168. It may be just another lighthouse for some, but the architecture certainly has to be admired. Built in 1871. (updated Nov 2021)

## Eat

* -35.604256138.1079551 Cape Jervis Tavern And General Store, Main S Rd, ☏ +61 8 8598 0276. 8AM–midnight. (updated Nov 2021)

## Sleep

* -35.603136138.1073321 Cape Jervis Holiday Units, 12 Flinders Dr, ☏ +61 8 8598 0229. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: 10AM.
* -35.606155138.1289622 BIG4 Cape Jervis Accommodation & Caravan Park, 9351 Main S Rd, ☏ +61 8 8598 0288. (updated Nov 2021)

## Connect

Ferry to Kangaroo Island.

## Go next

* Kangaroo Island
# Boyacá (department)

Boyacá is a department in the Andino region of Colombia.

## Cities

* 5.540278-73.3613891 Tunja – the department capital
* 5.454167-73.3619442 Boyacá – a colonial city near Tunja
* 5.6175-73.8163893 Chiquinquirá – pilgrimage destination, it is home of Colombia's spiritual guide
* 5.538889-73.634 Ráquira – handcraft shopping capital of Colombia, also known for its breathtaking Andean mountain views
* 5.714831-72.9279335 Sogamoso – industrial city north of the department
* 5.633056-73.5255566 Villa de Leyva – a very authentic colonial town in the middle of a rural atmosphere. It is one of the most beautiful villages in Colombia and it is also recognized as a spiritual discovery destination.

## Other destinations

* 6.433333-72.2833331 Cocuy National Park – great trekking opportunities between lagunas and snow-capped summits of the Colombian Andes
# Boyacá

Boyacá is a city in Boyacá Department, Colombia. It is famous among history buffs as the site of an 1819 battle in which Simon Bolivar led an army fighting for South American independence from the Spanish Empire. Bolivar's victory at Boyaca is credited with being key to the independence of Peru and Bolivia.

## Sleep

* Hacienda Baza. Offers very good food, and a colonial hotel experience as authentic as possible. The Hotel has 12 rooms built in what was a Dominican Monastery. Every room has its own chimney, ensuite and all modern facilities. It is surrounded by wonderful gardens and mountains. Walking and horseriding are the activities, apart from resting and sampling very good food. Rates are low, ranging from 40 to 80 US dollars a day. for details.

## Go next

* Villa de Leyva