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# Kindersley

Kindersley is a small town in West Central Saskatchewan, Canada with a population of around 4,600 (2016). It is a service centre to the oil and gas industry and agriculture production.

## Understand

The Bakken shale oil and gas play, driven by hydraulic fracturing technologies, has contributed to Kindersley's economy since 2009.
Kindersley was named after Sir Robert Kindersley, a major shareholder in the Canadian Northern Railway (later merged into Canadian National Railways).

### Climate

Winters are long, cold and dry, while summers are short and warm. Precipitation is low, with an annual average of 325 mm, and is heavily concentrated in the warmer months.

## Get in

Kindersley is along Highway 7, a primary highway linking Calgary and Saskatoon; it is approximately 200 km (125 mi) west of Saskatoon and 415 km (260 mi) east of Calgary. There is no bus or train to Kindersley.

## Get around

* Sinclair Taxi, ☏ +1 306 460-8660. (updated Jul 2019)
* Ten Inch Taxi, ☏ +1 306 460-6411. {Ahem.} (updated Jul 2019)

## See

* Kindersley Plains Museum, 903 11 Avenue E, ☏ +1 306 463-6620. Open from May to the end of September. (updated Feb 2019)

## Do

* Kindersley Regional Park & Golf Course, 18 Golfview Crescent, ☏ +1 306 975-0857. Regional golf course is a nine-hole, Par 36, 3127-yard course. Open May 1st-September 30th (updated Feb 2019)
* Motherwell Reservoir, 37 McEwen Drive. Hike the 4.2 km of paved trail surrounding the Motherwell Reservoir. (updated Feb 2019)
* Indoor Rodeo and Trade Show in June
* Goose Festival, a four-day event in September

## Buy

* Kindersley Mall, Highway 7, 608 12 Ave E. M-Sa 9:30AM-6PM (Th until 9PM). Supermarket, agricultural supply store, and a dozen shops. (updated Jul 2019)

## Eat

* Coliseum Mediterranean Grill, 105 11th Avenue E, ☏ +1 306 463-4677. M-Sa 11AM-8:30PM. Pizza, steaks, fish and chips. (updated Jul 2019)
* The Homesteader, 918 Main Street, ☏ +1 306 463-4100. Tu-Sa 11AM-9PM, Su 11AM-8PM. Chinese food. (updated Jul 2019)

## Sleep

* Best Western Plus (Kindersley Hotel), 501 13th Avenue E, ☏ +1 306 463-3600, toll-free: +1-800-780-7234. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. From $132. (updated Jul 2019)
* Canalta, 1302 15th Street W, ☏ +1 306 463-1570. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. From $147. (updated Jul 2019)
* Kindersley Inn, 601 11th Avenue E, ☏ +1 306 463-6555. From $108. (updated Jul 2019)
* Nova Inn, 100 12th Avenue W (Junction of Highways 7 & 21), ☏ +1 306 463-4687, toll-free: +1-877-534-6835. From $94. (updated Jul 2019)
* Suburban Extended Stay Hotel, 700 12th Avenue E, ☏ +1 306 463-5000. (updated Feb 2019)
* Super 8 (Super 8 by Wyndham Kindersley), 508 12th Avenue E, ☏ +1 306 463-8218, toll-free: +1-800-536-1211. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. From $85. (updated Jul 2019)
* Travelodge (Travelodge by Wyndham Kindersley), 215 11th Avenue W, ☏ +1 306 463-2664. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. From $100. (updated Jul 2019)

## Connect

Radio stations:CKVX 104.9 FM and CFYM 1210 AM
# Kin Kin

Kin Kin is a town (population 764 in 2016) in the Noosa Hinterland region of South East Queensland, Australia.

## Understand

Kin Kin is a small quiet town located along the route of the Noosa Trail. It is renowned for its delicious food, art and beautiful rural scenery. It is also an Aboriginal name which refers to the species of a small black ant that is common here.

## Get in

Despite being part of the greater Noosa, Kin Kin is nowhere near easy to access, and for the most part, only accessible via car. However, from Noosa, use State Route 6 Cooroy Noosa Road up to Cooroy, and instead of turning left to follow State Route 6 towards M1 Bruce Highway, turn right onto Elm Street and then onto Yurol Forest Drive, and head up the long winding road up the forest. Once you're at Pomona, use Pound Road up passing Pinbarren via Pomona Kin Kin Road and finally up to Kin Kin.

## Get around

The town is small enough that walking is the only option.

## See

* -26.266902152.8775461 Kin Kin Scrub Regeneration. Perched near the banks of the Kin Kin Creek, this ecological park is dedicated to the efforts of preserving shrubs.

## Eat

* -26.2637152.87511 Black Ant Gourmet (Kin Kin General Store), 56 Main St, ☏ +61 7 5485 4177, info@blackantgourmet.com.au. Restaurant and cafe. (updated Oct 2021)

## Drink

* -26.26342152.875951 Country Life Hotel, 69 Main St. Old-fashioned accommodation and pub. Holds a brilliant display of images from the history of the town's timber industry.

## Sleep

* -26.263494152.8748151 Villakin, 54 Main St, ☏ +61 429 516 499. (updated Oct 2021)

## Go next

* Head town to Noosa CBD
# Kinderhook

Kinderhook is a village and a township in Columbia County in the state of New York. The village of Kinderhook is a pretty town in a very rural area of New York State. Its center is small and well worth looking at, and some very nice private houses extend for some way to the south on Route 9, blending without a break into the village of Stuyvesant.

## Understand

The village of Kinderhook $^{[deadlink]}$ lies within the township of the same name.

## Get in
### By plane

* Albany International Airport, 737 Albany-Shaker Rd, Albany. Close, but not very international.
* Stewart International Airport, 1180 First St, New Windsor, +1 845 564-2100. An alternative to Albany. Allegiant Air, American Eagle, and JetBlue operate flights from Florida and Philadelphia (Mar 2021).

### By car

US Route 9 traverses the village and — although mostly one lane each way — is the major north-south road in the area.

## See

* 42.369706-73.7042061 Martin Van Buren National Historic Site, 1013 Old Post Rd (off Route 9H), ☏ +1 518 758-9689. Lindenwald is the retirement home of the 8th president. Van Buren was the first US president born after the nation's independence and to date the only Dutch-speaking president. House is open for guided tours daily from Memorial Day weekend through the end of October; Saturday and Sunday, November through the first week of December. Grounds open year round dawn to dusk. Visitor center open 9AM to 4:30PM on dates the mansion is open.
* Columbia County Museum, 5 Albany Ave, ☏ +1 518 758-9265. Columbia County Historical Society holds and displays collections from the surrounding area, and it also has an extensive research library.

## Eat

* Pass the Thyme Cafe, 3 Albany Ave (One door down from the central crossroads), ☏ +1 518 779-1702. M Tu Th-Su 7AM - 3PM (closed Wednesdays). Solid informal deli/cafe. Good sandwiches, soup, tea and desserts. Service is very friendly, and the place has a real small-town feel; your server will take the time to talk to you and get to know you a little, and it's not unlikely that a friend of the cafe will come in just to say hi and share the news of the day without ordering a thing. Not worth a long detour, but if you are in the area, you are likely to enjoy the experience. Expect to pay about $15 for a good-sized lunch.

## Go next

* South: Hudson, about 20 minutes' drive to the south-southwest (but mostly on Route 9 South), has a beautiful, historical downtown area to walk through, centered on Warren St.
* North: Troy is a bit more than a half hour's drive north. Its center of town is generally regarded as the best-preserved 19th-century town center in the United States. The lovely city of Saratoga Springs is about a half hour's drive further north.
* East/Southeast: Berkshires. The border with Massachusetts is less than an hour's drive to the east. The Litchfield Hills are about the same distance to the southeast.
* West/Southwest: Catskills. Catskill State Park is about 1½ hours' drive.
# Kincardine

There is more than one place called Kincardine:

### Ontario, Canada

* Kincardine, (Ontario) - A town in the Municipality of Kincardine, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.
The Municipality of Kincardine includes the towns of Kincardine, Tiverton, Underwood, Inverhuron, Armow, Glammis, Bervie and Millarton.

### Scotland

* Kincardine on Forth, a town in the county of Fife
* Kincardine O'Neil, was never the former county town of Kincardineshire that is now part of Aberdeenshire
* Kincardine, a mediaeval town that used to be the county seat of Kincardineshire, but ceased to exist during the Middle Ages so the only visible sign of its previous existence is the ruin of Kincardine Castle, 2 miles north-east of Fettercairn
# Les Cayes

Les Cayes (Kréyòl: Okay; English: "The Cays") is a town and seaport in Southern Haiti near the river Ravine du Sud, on the Caribbean coast. It is the capital of the Sud Département. Formerly known as "Aux Cayes".
Les Cayes is at about 196 km southwest of the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince. It is also the chief town of an arrondissement (a part of a department) with the same name. The arrondissement has six communes (a commune is like a municipality): Les Cayes, Camp-Perrin, Chantal, Île à Vache, Maniche and Torbeck.

## History

In 1504, Diego Velázquez founded the town of Salvatierra de la Sabana (or Salvatierra de la Zabana) where is now Les Cayes. From here, he left for Cuba to take control of that island on 7 November 1511.
But people left completely the town in 1540 and the French Monsieur de la Lance founded the modern town of Les Cayes in 1726. The town was destroyed by two hurricanes in 1781 and 1788.
On 24 December 1818, Simón Bolívar came to Les Cayes looking for help to fight against the Spanish government in South America. Bolívar left Haiti on 10 April 1816 for Venezuela, but came back in September of that year to this Haitian town when he lost some battles in South America. He went back to South America in December of the same year.

## Get in

Antoine Simon Airport, with the name of a president of Haiti that was born in Les Cayes has flights from the capital. You can also go by bus, tap-tap or in your private car. Some people do also ride their bike, which is not too safe.
By plane, it’s only 20-30 minutes; by public transportation it can take up to 4 hours; and in a private car, it takes around 2 1/2-3 hours.

## Sleep

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Abakka Bay, Ile a Vache (Rt Natl. #2).
* Port Morgan, Ile a Vache.
# Les Arcs

Les Arcs is a ski resort in Savoie, France.

## Get in

The resort can be reached by a funicular train from Bourg-Saint-Maurice SNCF station, taking approximately 7 minutes. The funicular station and ticket office are at the far end of the platforms, away from the main station building and bus station. However on major transfer days there is a free shuttle bus from the station entrance to the funicular.
Alternatively there are local buses from Bourg St Maurice and the major transport hubs in the area (Geneva, Grenoble and Chambery).

## Get around

Throughout the day during the main winter and summer seasons the major villages (notably Arc 2000, Arc 1950, Arc 1600 and Arc 1800) are linked by free shuttle buses.
The funicular from Bourg St Maurice arrives into Arc 1600.
# Les Baux-de-Provence

Les Baux de Provence is a beautiful medieval town in Provence, whose hillsides are brushed with lavender.

## Understand

Les Baux is now given over entirely to the tourist trade, relying on a reputation as one of the most picturesque villages in France. Its population of 22 in the old village is a fraction of its peak population of over 4,000, and many of its buildings (in particular the castle) are picturesque ruins.

## See

* 43.7444444.7969441 The Castle (Château des Baux). Visitors to the Château des Baux can see three full scale replicas of huge siege warfare machines and watch demonstrations of huge catapults (the biggest trebuchet in Europe, a couillard also called biffa and a bricole) performing real shootings every day from April to September. The trebuchet, the largest medieval siege warfare machine, could hurl 100 kg rock projectiles at walls 200 yards (180 m) away. (updated Nov 2019)
* 43.7428754.7945832 Chapelle Saint-Blaise. (updated Nov 2019)
* 43.7436114.7944443 Église Saint-Vincent. (updated Nov 2019)

## Do

* 43.7487424.7968871 Carrières de Lumières, Route de Maillane, ☏ +33 4 90 49 20 02. (updated Nov 2019)

## Eat

* L'Oustau De Baumaniere, 13520 Les Baux De Provence, ☏ +33 4 90 54 33 07. Moderately expensive. How to describe it? A bucket-list restaurant. A place that's worth the effort if you're within 200km of Les Baux.

## Sleep

* Auberge de la Benvengudo, Vallon de l'Arcoule, D78, ☏ +33 4 90 54 32 54. Just outside Les Baux de Provence. approx €100.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Le Prince Noir, Rue de Lorme F, ☏ +33 4 90 54 39 57. The only bed and breakfast in the historical centre.

## Connect

As of July 2023, Les Baux and its approach roads have 4G from Bouygues, Orange and SFR, and 5G from Free.
# Leribe

Leribe is in the north of Lesotho. Established in the 19th century by a British missionary, this town on the banks of the Hlotse river was one of the main centres in colonial days. Today, it's home to some 25,000 people and is a good place for travellers to find whatever last supplies they need to head out into Lesotho's gorgeous highlands. It has two major towns Hlotse, a market town, and Maputsoe the industrial hub.

## Get in

Buses/minibuses are available from the Maseru transit station for around 35 maloti or rand (Apr 2014). Takes around 1.5-4 hours, depending on route (may detour to Maputsoe before heading to Leribe). From the North, frequent minibuses can be found plying the route between Butha-Buthe and Hlotse for around 30 maloti or rand (Apr 2014). The road is in fairly good condition between Maseru and Butha-Buthe.

## Get around

Hlotse/Leribe is a fairly small town, and relatively easy to get around by foot. There are some taxis and minibuses available.

## See

The oldest building in the city is the 1877 Anglican Church. Near the market place, you'll see the Gun Tower, a relic of the 1866 Gun War. Also notice the old English statue, another relic from colonial days, in the centre of town.

## Buy

When entering the city you'll see the Leribe Craft Center along the road, which is a nice place for souvenirs. For sale are many different mohair products, made by physically disabled and deaf women from the region. You'll find anything from dolls and handbags to clothing, all in local designs. The centre is a long-running project of the Anglican church.

## Eat

There are several small restaurants and bars to choose from. Alternatively, many Chinese 'supermarkets' and a Shoprite are also available for groceries.

## Sleep

* Bird Haven B&B. Not too far from the town centre but a bit away from the main road. Rooms and self-contained rondavels available. from M150 (Apr 2014).
# Leros

Leros is a Greek island and municipality in the Dodecanese in the southern Aegean Sea. It lies 317 km (197 mi) (171 nautical miles) from Athens' port of Piraeus, from which it can be reached by an 11-hour ferry ride (or by a 45-minute flight from Athens). Leros is part of the Kalymnos regional unit. The island has been also called Lèro (Italian) and İleriye (Turkish).

## Get in

The Leros Municipal Airport$^{[deadlink]}$ at Partheni connects the island daily with Athens. There are also ferry connections to and from Piraeus and the other islands of the Dodecanese. The Catamaran Dodekanissos Express and the Hydrofoils (only during the summer) connect Leros with most of the Dodecanese islands. For those who want to visit Leros the alternative way to ferry travel (8–10 hours) is to fly to Athens and then fly to Leros with domestic flight or fly direct to Kos and then to Leros by boat (1 – 2 hours).

## See

Platanos, the island's capital, sits on the brow of a hill and has well-preserved, stately residences. Visit the Archeological Museum in Agia Marina (tel. 22470-24.775).
Lakki features Rationalist architecture, an imprint of early 20th-century Italian occupation.
Alinta's Belleni Tower is home of the Folklore and History Museum.
Panteli, a fishing village, has a Byzantine castle and the Ecclesiastical Vestry of Byzantine Art.
In Xirokambos, climb up to Palaiokastro and look for the Chapel of Panagia Kavouradaina.
At Merikia beach, the War Museum sits inside a restored military tunnel.

## Do
### Beaches

* Agia Kioura - azure waters
* Blefouti - calm and sandy
* Vromolithos - sand and pebbles
* Alinta - most popular
* Dyo Lisgaria - shaded by eucalyptus trees
* Gurna - look for Agios Isidoros, a chapel on a rock by the sea
* Panteli - for families
* Kryfos - nudist beach

## Eat

* In Panteli, try the Fisherman's spat dish made with lobster and kritharaki (orzo) at Psaropoula.
* At Agia Marina, go to Mylos for seafood and tomato fritters, and Paradosiako pastry shop for the best sweets.
* In Drymonas, you'll find barbecued crab and fresh fish at Sotos.
* At Xirokambos, Aloni is best known for its swordfish served with garlic purée.
* In Alinta, Mavraki serves home-style cooking.

## Go next

Ferries are available to Agathinisi, Kalymnos, Kos, Lipsi, Patmos, Piraeus, Rhodes, Symi (Simi), Syros
# Lerici

Lerici is a small town in Liguria, in the province of La Spezia. Due to the area's popularity among poets and other artists in the early 19th century, this part of the Italian Riviera is known as the Poets' Bay. Famous poet Percy Bysshe Shelley lived and drowned here in 1822.
Today, its main attraction is the well-maintained castle.

## Get in

Regular bus services run between Lerici and La Spezia. The town is also connected to Cinque Terre and Portovenere by ferry.

## Go next

* Telaro - a small village nearby.
# Lebanon (New Jersey)

Lebanon is a borough in Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
# Lebanon (Pennsylvania)

Lebanon is in Pennsylvania.

## See

* The Union Canal Tunnel is located north of the city of Lebanon on Tunnel Hill Road. The tunnel is the oldest transportation tunnel in the nation. It was built during the canal era and blasted through limestone. Two team started on opposite sides of the hill and met in the middle. When the teams met they were less than 2 inches off from a perfect meeting. The Lebanon County historical society restored the tunnel. In spring the county host Union Canal Days. The tunnel park is the site of various activities. Canal boat rides are offered through the tunnel (for a fee). The site of the tunnel is the summit of the Union Canal. The summit leaked badly. A pumping station was built in nearby North Annville Township. A dam was built and through a system of aqueducts and the pumping station, built at the Union Water Works, water was pumped to the summit.
# Lebanon (Tennessee)

Lebanon is the county seat of Wilson County, which is in Middle Tennessee.

## Understand

Lebanon is located in middle Tennessee between the Central Basin and the Cumberland Plateau.

## Get in
### By plane

* 36.1903-86.31561 Lebanon Municipal Airport (Tennessee) (FAA LID: M54). General aviation only (updated Nov 2019)

### By car

Lebanon is accessible by I-40 West/East, I-840, and US Highway 70 (Lebanon Road).

### By train

* Music City Star

## See

The downtown area of Lebanon is home to the Capitol Theatre which originally opened in 1949 and is host to various events and stage productions throughout the year. The Wilson County Fairgrounds are also located in Lebanon and is home to the Wilson County Expo center along with Fiddlers Grove Historic Village which provides buildings and displays depicting the life of the early settlers in the area. The Wilson County Fair is held each fall and is one of the largest in the region with attendance that usually exceeds that of the Tennessee State Fair.

## Buy

Lebanon Outlet Marketplace Most of the retail stores in this shopping complex are outlet stores offering discontinued or closeout items.
# Lebanon (New Hampshire)

Lebanon is a city in New Hampshire.

## Get in

* 43.6261-72.30421 Lebanon Municipal Airport (LEB ), 5 Airpark Road, ☏ +1 603 298-8878. Cape Air from Boston and White Plains

## Get around

* Advance Transit, +1 802 295-1824. Serves the Upper Valley towns including White River Junction, Wilder, Norwich, Hanover, NH and West Lebanon, NH, Lebanon, Enfield and Canaan. All routes are free.

## Eat

* Yama, 96 Main St (West Lebanon), ☏ +1 603 298-5477. Nice Korean/Japanese cuisine. Average price $12.95 for a main course.
* Shyrl's Diner, 31 Main St (West Lebanon), ☏ +1 603 298-6918. OK diner with simple food. Be sure not to order more than two pancakes, they're quite hefty.
# Lebanon (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Lebanon:

### Middle East

* Lebanon - A country in the Middle East.

### United States of America

* Lebanon (Connecticut) - A town in Connecticut.
* Lebanon (Illinois) - A town in Illinois.
* Lebanon (Indiana) - A town in Indiana.
* Lebanon (Kansas) - A town in Kansas.
* Lebanon (Kentucky) - A town in Kentucky.
* Lebanon (Maine) - A town in Maine.
* Lebanon (Missouri) - A town in Missouri.
* Lebanon (Nebraska) - A town in Nebraska.
* Lebanon (New Hampshire) - A town in New Hampshire.
* Lebanon (New Jersey) - A town in New Jersey.
* Lebanon (New York) - A town in New York.
* Lebanon (Ohio) - A town in Warren County, Ohio.
* Lebanon (Oregon) - A town in Oregon.
* Lebanon (Pennsylvania) - A town in Pennsylvania.
* Lebanon (South Dakota) - A town in South Dakota.
* Lebanon (Tennessee) - A town in Tennessee.
* Lebanon (Virginia) - A town in Virginia.
* Lebanon (Wisconsin) - A town in Wisconsin.
# Lebap Province

Lebap Province is a very sparsely populated province of Turkmenistan along the Amu Darya River, forming the country's eastern boundary with Uzbekistan.

## Cities

* 39.163.5666671 Türkmenabat — the largest city in the region, on the road to Bukhara.
* 37.81666765.22 Kerki — a remote town on the Amu Darya.

## Other destinations

* 37.866.51 Köýtendag Nature Reserve – home to the Dinosaur Plateau, which contains more than 400 footprints of dinosaurs
* 38.3463.112 Repetek Nature Reserve , famed for its zemzen, or desert crocodiles. Established in 1928 for the study and preservation of a sand-desert ecosystem, it covers an area of 346 km$^2$ (134 sq mi).

## Understand

About three-quarters of the region's land area is in the Karakum Desert.
The region's sunny weather and abundance of water resources help produce high-quality long-staple cotton – but the water use along the Amu Darya results in the river not reaching the Aral Sea any more.

## See

* 40.0745762.39881 Dayahatyn (on the left bank of Amu Darya, 170 km north-west from Turkmenabat and off any common tourist routes). One of the finest and most valuable examples of a caravanserai in Central Asia. Nowadays a ruin, the caravanserai was probably built as a fortress in the 9th century and transformed into a caravanserai during the 11th and 12th centuries and used into the 16th century. The mastery in brickwork of Seljuk architects can still be admired.