OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Dibulla

Dibulla is a village on the Caribbean coast in Colombia.

## Understand

Dibulla is a small little town alongside the Caribbean coast. Thankfully until now, it has not been hit by the mass tourism which spread along the coast from Santa Marta to Palomino. There are pristine beaches where you can swim and relax as well as mountain rivers which meander through the near Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta to the sea.
Dibulla is still off the beaten track, therefore you will basically have all the beaches for yourself and you propably won't meet a lot of people there. The infrastructure is therefore still a bit basic and there aren't a lot of restaurants and hostels, but that's exactly what makes Dibulla so charming.

## Get in
#### From the Santa Marta intercity bus Terminal

The best is to take a bus in the direction of Riohacha and ask the bus driver to let you out at the entrance of Dibulla. From there take the taxi or mototaxi.

#### From downtown Santa Marta

You can get a bus in the Market (Mercado público) to Palomino for around COP$12,000 (Oct 2019, 2 hours). From Palomino, get a shared taxi to Mingueo for around COP$5,000 (Oct 2019, 30 min). And then a shared taxi or a mototaxi to Dibulla for around COP$5.000 (Oct 2019, 10 min).

#### From Mamatoco in Santa Marta / Minca

The mamatoco is not an official stop for most intercity buses. Only a few intercity buses let you join the ride there.
Mamatoco - Dibulla : Bus is around COP$15.000 (Oct 2019, 2 hours)
Ask the driver to stop at the entrance of Dibulla. The entrance is called Casa aluminio. From the entrance of Dibulla, take a moto or a shared taxi.

#### From Mingueo

Taxi / Mototaxi is around COP$5,000 (Oct 2019, 10 min)

#### From Riohacha

In Riohacha, go to 4 vias
There will be taxis to share for Dibulla: Around 1 hour and COP$12,000 (Oct 2019)

## Go next

Hostels and private rooms are available ...:

#### in the east:

* Camarones – 40 km
* Riohacha – 60 km

#### in the west:

* Buritaca – 60 km
* Guachaca – 70 km
* Tayrona National Park – 80 km
* Santa Marta – 120 km
# Derby (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Derby:

### Australia

* Derby (Western Australia) - A coastal town in north western Western Australia

### South Africa

* Derby (North West Province) - A town in the North West Province

### United Kingdom

* Derby - A city in England.

### United States of America

* Derby (New York) - A hamlet in New York (state)
* Derby Line, Vermont - A town in Vermont bordering Canada.
# Dequincy

Dequincy is a small town in Calcasieu Parish in Southwest Louisiana, about 30 minutes northwest of Lake Charles. The town's claim to fame is its railroad heritage and maintains one of the largest museums in Louisiana that is strictly dedicated to railroad history.

## Get in
### By car

* Louisiana Highway 12 passes through town from east to west. To the west is the small village of Starks and the Texas town of Deweyville on the state line. About 20 minutes to the east is the junction with US Highways 171 & 190. 190 goes east towards Eunice, Opelousas, and Baton Rouge, while 171 North (and 190 West) go towards the towns of DeRidder, Leesville, and eventually Shreveport. 171 South goes to Lake Charles.
* Louisiana Highway 27 passes through from north to south. To the north is the town of DeRidder, while the Lake Charles suburb of Sulphur is to the south, becoming the Creole Nature Trail All-American Road in that city.

## See

* 30.451807-93.4351811 Dequincy Railroad Museum, 400 Lake Charles Avenue. Tu-Sa 10AM-5PM, Closed Su M. Largest railroad museum in Louisiana. Dedicated to the development of the railroad in this area during the late 19th century. The museum is housed inside of an old Spanish Mission-style railroad depot. Locomotive and passenger car on display at museum. Has a small gift shop. Free. (updated Aug 2018)

## Sleep

* 30.447487-93.4534031 Red Oak Inn, 1575 W. 4th Street, ☏ +1 337-786-3890. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. Clean rooms with comfortable beds. Cable TV with limited channel selection. Restaurant within walking distance of motel. $60 and up. (updated Aug 2018)
* Heritage Place Hotel and Suites, 1028 E 4th St. Less scary than the other one. Tel: +1 337-786-2919.
# Deraa

Deraa (or Daraa or Darʿā) is a city in Syria on the border with Jordan.

## Get in

* Syrian Routes 5 and 109 cross through Deraa.

## See

* 32.624536.11551 Deraa Museum. Regional history museum (updated Jun 2021)
* 32.612336.1012 Al-Omari Mosque. Historic mosque, the minaret was damaged during the Syrian Civil War. (updated Jun 2021)
* Mansour Mosque
* Panorama Square
* Al-Arbaeen Mosque

## Do

* Deraa Municipal Stadium

## Stay safe

See the warning on the Syria article for information on the security situation.

## Go next

* Quneitra
* Damascus
# Dera Ghazi Khan

Dera Ghazi Khan abbreviated as D. G. Khan, is a city in Pakistan's Punjab province, a very central city, at the junction of all four provinces of Pakistan. The city is the capital of Dera Ghazi Khan district, and also gives its name to the Dera Ghazi Khan Division, which consists of the Dera Ghazi Khan, Rajanpur, Muzaffargarh and Layyah districts. Many people speak Saraiki, Balochi and some people speak Urdu.

## Get in
### By plane

Dera Ghazi Khan International Airport is about 15 km from the city. Pakistan's flag carrier PIA operates here directly from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Quetta, Bahawalpur, Dubai and Jeddah.

### By train

Khushhal Khan Khattak Express, a daily express train service between Karachi and Peshawar briefly stop at Dera Ghazi Khan Cantt.

### By road

The city is well connected with whole country by road. Daewoo, Faisal Movers, Baloch, Ghazi and Adil Shah are the buses which connect Dera Ghazi Khan to other major cities.

## Get around
### By auto-rickshaw

Auto-rickshaws / tuk-tuks are open rickshaws with (narrow) rear-facing seats, or with two seats facing forward and two backward. They are handy for moving around in the Inner City, since it's easier to see where you're going. Try to find a rickshaw with a well-padded seat, otherwise you will come out bruised and aching.

## See

* 29.9246169.981451 Fort Munro, Quetta Road. A beautiful hill station, at a height of 6,470 ft (1,970 m) above sea level, around 80 km west from Dera Ghazi Khan city, is a cool resort in summers for the people living in the southern part of Punjab. This hill station is part of the Sulaiman Mountain range, attracts many visitors for short stays during the season of summer to enjoy mild and pleasant weather for a day or two.
* 29.9863170.302412 Tomb of Hazrat Sakhi Sarwar, Village Muqam (35 kilometres from Dera Ghazi Khan city). Tomb of Hazrat Sakhi Sarwar Syed Ahmed Sultan, built in the 13th century in a unique style of Mughal architecture. Thousands of people from all over the subcontinent come here for the birth celebrations of Sakhi Sarwar in March every year.
* 30.0407270.62633 Dera Ghazi Khan Zoo.
* Tomb of ghazi khan. (updated Jul 2015)
* Ghazi Park

## Buy

* Rani Bazar
* Sadar Bazar
* Model Bazar

## Eat

There are many places to eat:
* Al Maida
* Hot and Spicy
* Big John's
* Kashif Fried Chicken

## Sleep

* Shalimar Hotel.
* Ajwa Hotel
* Pakeeza Hotel
* indus Hotel
* Airport Hotel
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/Cathedral

The dive site Cathedral is an offshore rocky reef with coral on the Aliwal shoal, near Umkomaas in the Kwa-Zulu-Natal province of South Africa.
This is one of the deeper reef sites at Aliwal, and is quite spectacular.

## Get in
### Access

The site can only be accessed by boat. It is site is about 7.2km from the launch site at Mkomazi river mouth or 6km out from Scottburgh main beach.

### Position

* S30°15.864' E030°49.661' -30.264430.827681 Cathedral
This site is in a Marine Protected Area. A permit is required for access.

## Understand
### Depth

Maximum depth is about 29m. and the top of the surrounding reef is about 24m.

### Visibility

Visibility may exceed 15m

### Water Temperature

About 21°C

### Topography

Cathedral is a big roundish hole on the northern seaward side of the shoal, featuring a rock bridge over one side. The hole is several metres deep and maybe 20m wide. Rocky reef to the north gets shallower in places.

### Conditions
## See
### Marine life

Various fish and reef invertebrates: Raggy or tasseled scorpionfish, Paperfish, Yellowmouth moray, Salt and pepper moray, Honeycomb moray, Goldie, Striped eel-catfish, Domino, Coachman, Emperor angelfish, Halfmoon rockcod, Whitespot butterflyfish, Clown triggerfish, Yellow snappers. Encrusting hard corals, Staghorn hard corals, Branched black corals, Red sea fan with purple polyps, Yellow whip coral, Branching soft corals, Green tree coral, Thistle soft coral, Striped and spotted anemone, Orange lacy false corals, Lacy white bryozoans, Dead man's fingers, Peacock mantis shrimp, Cleaner shrimps, Lobster, Blue-green sponge, Brown wall sponge, Grey volcano sponge, Yellow tip granular stars, Light brown starfish, Brown feather stars, Brown and orange spiky starfish, Nudibranchs, Spanish dancer. The site is regularly cleaned and surveyed by Crystal Divers as part of Project AWARE's Adopt a Divesite campaign.

### Features

Big round pothole at the edge of the tabular reef, with a stone bridge on the east side.

### Photography

When the visibility is sufficient in winter, this site allows good photography of sharks. The site is also excellent for macro-photography.

### Suggested Routes

During winter do not only focus on the sharks. Observe all the other sea life around the site including shrimps, colourful nudibranchs and many fish.

## Stay safe
### Hazards

There may be sharks, as this is one of the main attractions of Aliwal shoal, but the Ragged tooth shark is not considered a significant hazard to divers if not molested or startled. During winter, several ragged-tooth sharks inhabit the Cathedral. Be careful not to startle, threaten or touch these sharks.

### Skills

No special skills required.

### Equipment

Conventional recreational dive gear is sufficient for diving this site. A DSMB may be useful if you have to ascend away from the dive leader.
Back to Diving Aliwal Shoal
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/Eelskin ridge

The dive site Eelskin Ridge is an offshore rocky reef with coral at Aliwal Shoal, near Umkomaas in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa.

## Get in
### Access

The site is only accessible by boat. It is about 7.2km from the launch site at the mouth of the Mkomazi river.

### Position

* S30°15.804' E030°49.415' -30.263430.823581 Eelskin Ridge
This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2009). A permit is required.

## Understand
### Depth

Maximum depth is about 24m.

### Visibility

Visibility may exceed 12m

### Topography

Reef slopes up from west to east (inshore to offshore) in this area, and runs roughly parallel to coast.

### Conditions

This is an area which often has a slight current.

## See
### Marine life

A variety of fish and invertebrates can be seen: Turncoat hogfish, Devil firefish, Scorpionfish, Halfmoon rockcod, Crown squirrelfish, Black spotted blaasop, Yellow snapper, Barred filefish, Goldies, Blacksaddle goatfish, Clown triggerfish, Longnose butterflyfish, Moorish idol, Loggerhead turtles, Zigzag oyster, Radial sea pen/dead man's fingers, Desmarestia seaweed, encrusting coralline seaweeds, Dark grey turreted ball sponge, white encrusting colonial ascidian, branched black corals, white feathery hydroids, brown feather stars, Lobster, Striped and spotted anemones. buried sea cucumbers, cleaner shrimps, brown and orange spiky starfish, Slender brown squirts, Octopus,

### Suggested Routes

Follow the divemaster.

## Stay safe
### Skills

No special skills required. Ability to deploy a DSMB recommended.

### Equipment

No special equipment required. A DSMB and reel could be useful if you have to surface away from the dive leader.
Back to Diving Aliwal Shoal
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/MV Produce
## Get in
### Access

The site can only be accessed by boat. It is about 3 km from the launch site at Mkomazi River mouth.

### Position

* S 30°11.320' E 30°49.743' -30.1886730.829051 MV Produce
This site is in a Marine Protected Area. A permit is required for access.

## Understand
### Historical context

The MV Produce was a 176 m long Norwegian bulk molasses carrier that sank on 11 August 11 1974 after colliding with the north-eastern pinnacle of the shoal. The captain was allegedly “napping” at the time of the collision. The ship started listing rapidly and the crew had less than 30 minutes to abandon ship. She sank within four hours and came to rest on her starboard (right) side on the sand at 32 m, north west of the mouth of the Mkomazi River. Local commercial fisherman, SAS Oranjeland and an air force helicopter saved all the crew members.
The back of the ship is broken with the midship largely collapsed. However, her bow and stern are largely intact. It is possible to swim between the bow and the stern.

### Depth

Depth 16 m at top of wreck, 32 m on the sand.

### Visibility

Visibility varies from good to bad, but is frequently in the order of 10 m.

### Water Temperature

Around 22 degrees C.

### Topography

The wreck lies on flat sand at 32 m.

### Conditions
## See
### Marine life

The wreck is home to many fish species, including game such as salmon and kingfish, as well as the endemic and scarce Harlequin goldie. Brindle bass is sometimes encountered in the hold of the ship.

### Suggested Routes
## Stay safe
### Hazards

Penetration of the wreck is likely to be hazardous. The current is often strong and divers are washed off the wreck.

### Skills

This is an advanced dive, due to the depth and the currents often encountered. Therefore this dive should be conducted in weak current conditions.

### Equipment

Standard recreational dive gear is sufficient for inspecting the sides and the superstructure of the wreck. Use of nitrox would lengthen dive time. A dive torch is recommended.
# Diving

There is more than one activity called Diving:
The sport of Diving, ie, jumping off high places into the water with or without acrobatic evolutions, is not considered a travel topic. The following topics are available:
* Scuba diving - Includes Recreational and Technical Scuba Diving: Swimming underwater for extended periods breathing from a Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus for recreational purposes.
* Snuba - Swimming underwater while breathing from a surface air supply for recreational purposes.
* Free diving - Swimming underwater while not breathing for periods limited by the breath-hold abilities of the participant.
* Snorkelling - Swimming mostly on the surface, breathing through a snorkel, with occasional short and shallow breath-hold underwater excursions, for recreational purposes.
See also:
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/Fern Reef
## Get in
### Access

The site can only be accessed by boat. It is site is about xxx km from the launch site at xxxxxx.

### Position

S30°xx.xxx' E030°xx.xxx' This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2009). A permit is required.

## Understand
### Name

<-- Where does the dive site name derive from?
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/Northern Pinnacles

The dive site Northern Pinnacles is an offshore rocky reef with coral at Aliwal Shoal near Umkomaas in the Kwa-Zulu-Natal province of South Africa.

## Get in
### Access

The site is only accessible by boat. It is about 7.2km from the launch site at the mouth of the Mkomazi river.

### Position

S30°15.698' E030°49.679' -30.2616330.827981 Northern Pinnacles
This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2009). A permit is required.

## See
### Marine life

Various fish and invertebrates can be seen: Starry moray, Strepie, Round ribbontail ray, Blackedged blaasop, White spot butterfly fish, Twotone fingerfin, Black edged butterfly fish, Shortspine porcupine fish, Honeycomb moray, Salt and pepper moray, Goldbar wrasse, Bridle triggerfish, Spotted Hawkfish, Goldies, Potato bass, Crown squirrelfish, Whitespotted boxfish, Ladder wrasse. Queen coris. Yellow radial sea pen, Tubular hydroids, Yellow jelly colonial ascidian, White soft coral, Branched black coral, Barnacles, Mottled maroon sponge, Greentree coral, Nudibranch Chromodoris africana, Turret coral,

### Suggested Routes

Follow the divemaster.

## Stay safe
### Skills

No special skills required. Ability to deploy a DSMB recommended.

### Equipment

No special equipment required. A DSMB could be useful if you are separated from the group and have to surface away from the dive leader.
Back to Diving Aliwal Shoal
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/Chunnel
## Get in
### Access

The site can only be accessed by boat. It is site is about xxx km from the launch site at xxxxxx.

### Position

S30°xx.xxx' E030°xx.xxx' This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2009). A permit is required.
# Diving Aliwal Shoal/North Sands

The dive site North Sands is an offshore rocky reef with coral at Aliwal Shoal, near Umkomaas in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa.
Aliwal shoal is probably best known for ragged tooth sharks, but is worth diving for the other marine life too.

## Get in
### Access

The site is only accessible by boat. It is about 7.2km from the launching site at the Mkomazi river mouth.

### Position

* S30°13.618' E030°49.645' -30.2269730.827421 North Sands
Aliwal Shoal is a rocky bank some 3.5 to 5 km off the south coast of KwaZulu-Natal
This site is in a Marine Protected Area (2009). A permit is required.

## Understand
### Depth

Maximum depth is about 20m.

### Visibility

Visibility may exceed 15m

### Topography

Mostly low rocky reef with gullies and overhangs, occasional swimthroughs, sand in gaps. Long overhang to the side of a strip of sand.

### Conditions
## See
### Marine life

Various reef and pelagic fish and a wide range of invertebrates: Diana's Hogfish, Sea goldies, Spotted ragged tooth sharks, Round ribbontail ray, Marbled electric ray, Honeycomb stingray, Yellow snappers, Dusky sweepers, Variegated lizardfish, Blackspotted blaasop, Emperor angelfish, Raggy or Tasselled scorpionfish, Old woman angelfish, Wildeperd, trumpetfish, Moorish idol, Natal seacatfish. Twotone fingerfin, Cleaner wrasse, Goldbar wrasse, Southern Right whales and Mantas may visit Orange sponges, yellow turret corals, Hermit crab, Lacy yellow bryozoan, brown sea fan, Tiger cowry, Yellow radial sea pen, anemone, Grey volcano sponges, Nudibranchs Chromodoris hamiltoni, Phyllidia varicosa, Zigzag oyster? Brown feather stars, Thistle soft coral.

### Suggested Routes

Follow the divemaster and stay with the group.

## Stay safe
### Hazards

The ragged tooth sharks are not considered a significant hazard if not molested or startled.

### Skills

No special skills required. Ability to deploy a DSMB is recommended.

### Equipment

No special equipment is required, but a DSMB is recommended in case you get separated from the group.
Back to Diving Aliwal Shoal
# Dundalk (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Dundalk:

### Ireland

* Dundalk

### United States of America

* Dundalk (Maryland) - A suburb of Baltimore.
# Duncan

There is more than one place called Duncan

#### Canada

* Duncan (British Columbia) in British Columbia, Canada

#### United States of America

* Duncan (Alabama) in the state of Alabama
* Duncan (Arizona) in the state of Arizona
* Duncan (Arkansas) in the state of Arkansas
* Duncan (Colorado) in the state of Colorado
* Duncan (Illinois) in the state of Illinois
* Duncan (Indiana) in the state of Indiana
* Duncan (Iowa) in the state of Iowa
* Duncan (Kentucky) in the state of Kentucky
* Duncan (Kentucky) in the state of Kentucky
* Duncan (Mississippi) in the state of Mississippi
* Duncan (Missouri) in the state of Missouri
* Duncan (Nebraska) in the state of Nebraska
* Duncan (North Carolina) in the state of North Carolina
* Duncan (Oklahoma) in the state of Oklahoma
* Duncan (Oregon) in the state of Oregon
* Duncan (Pennsylvania) in the state of Pennsylvania
* Duncan (South Carolina) in the state of South Carolina
* Duncan (Tennessee) in the state of Tennessee
* Duncan (Virginia) in the state of Virginia
* Duncan (Washington) in the state of Washington (state)
* Duncan (West Virginia) in the state of West Virginia
# Dundee (Michigan)

Dundee is a village in Monroe County (Michigan).

## Get in
### Via Driving

From the Detroit Metropolitan and Toledo Express Airports, it takes forty minutes to get there on land.

## See

* 41.955278-83.6591671 Old Mill Museum, 242 Toledo Street, ☏ +1 734 529-8596, museum@dundeeoldmill.com. Daily noon-4PM. Restored during the 1980s by a group of volunteers known as the Old Mill Restoration Committee.

## Do

* River Raisin Canoe Livery, 1151 Plank Road, ☏ +1 734 529-9029. Basic water-craft rental establishment.
* 41.9654-83.6791 $^{[deadlink]}$ Splash Universe. - located in Dundee
* Mayfly Music Festival, 242 Toledo Street. (updated Dec 2018)

## Buy

* 41.964567-83.6759691 Cabela's, 110 Cabelas Blvd E,, ☏ +1 734 529-4700. large hunting, fishing and camping store with displays of stuffed wild animals (updated Feb 2017)

## Eat

* Dundee Country Kitchen, 388 East Monroe Street, ☏ +1 734 823-5800.
* Great Lakes Eatery And Pub, 103 Cabela Boulevard East, ☏ +1 734 823-5253.

## Connect

Area code: 734
# Gainesville (Texas)

Gainesville is a city in the state of Texas. It is the county seat of Cooke County.

## Get in

Gainesville is on I-35 near the Oklahoma border, about 30 minutes north of Denton, and US Highway 82, 30 minutes east of Sherman. It is also served by Amtrak and its Heartland Flyer service. The Heartland Flyer goes between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City once each day in both directions, south in the morning and north in the afternoon. 33.625118-97.140741 Gainesville Station is located at 605 E California St, just west of downtown.

## See

* 33.62122-97.154351 Frank Buck Zoo, 1000 W California St (ín Leonard Park), ☏ +1 940 668-4539. Daily 10AM-4PM. One of the better small-town zoos in the state. $7.50 adults, $6.50 seniors, $5.50 children (up to 12).
* Historic Victorian homes. On brick-paved Denton, Lindsay, and Church streets.
* Morton Museum of Cooke County, 210 S Dixon St, ☏ +1 940 668-8900. Tu-F 10AM-3PM. Local history museum, kind of sleepy. (updated Dec 2021)
* Santa Fe Depot Museum, 605 E California St (Amtrak station basically), ☏ +1 940 668-4579. Tu-Sa 10AM-Noon. Usually has some photography or art exhibits on display, like of the Old West. (updated Dec 2021)
* 33.62393-97.138682 The Great Hanging Memorial, 799 E Main St. Where some individuals were disturbingly hung during the Civil War for not wanting to participate in Confederate conscription. There's a marker plus a tree. (updated Dec 2021)

## Do

* Scenic drives. On Farm and Market roads 372, 678, 902 east and south of town. These roads give some great panoramic views of the rolling Cross Timbers landscape.

## Eat

* Catfish Louie's, 1825 E Highway 82, ☏ +1 940 665-2779.
* Dieter Brothers Restaurant, 401 J M Lindsay Blvd. Texas-style barbecue.
* Hungry Hippo Sub Shop, 112 North Commerce St. This hole-in-the-wall shop sells decent made-to-order sandwiches.
* 33.62337-97.146791 Main Street Pub & Eatery, 216 West Main St, ☏ +1 940 668-6883. Good home-style dinner spot with a lot of local flavor. Try the trout.
* 33.62657-97.146342 Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant, 319 North Commerce St, ☏ +1 940 612-1721. 11AM-9PM. What it lacks in timely service, it makes up for in flavor.
* 33.64289-97.12583 Neu Ranch House, 1825 U.S. 82, ☏ +1 940 665-6789.
* Sarah's On the Square, 115 West California St, ☏ +1 940 612-4782. Great homestyle cooking, including good soups and burgers. Try the pecan-crusted chicken.

## Sleep

* 33.62297-97.150331 Quality Inn, 600 Medal of Honor Blvd, ☏ +1 940 841-6308. It has a semi-big complimentary breakfast.
* Hampton Inn & Suites, 4325 I-35, ☏ +1 940 612-4300. Hopefully a cold front hasn't passed through; otherwise, you'll probably freeze in the pool.