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# Apopka

Apopka is a city in Orange County, Florida. The population of Apopka was around 41,000 at the 2010 census. As at 2019, the city's population was estimated to have jumped to over 53,000. Apopka is a Native American word for "Potato-eating place".

## Get in
### By bus

Lynx operates a regular bus service from Orlando.
* 28.6701-81.51091 Apopka Superstop bus station. (updated Mar 2021)

### By car

A couple of Orlando's Florida toll expressways pass through the area. FL-451, also a toll road, connects the expressway network to Apopka.

## See

* 28.6706-81.51061 Apopka Seaboard Air Line Railway Depot, 36 E Station St. In 1918 the station was built as a part of Florida's extensive railroad network. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
* 28.6714-81.50942 Carroll Building, 407-409 S Park Ave. Since operated as a bakery, the building was once a history museum. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1993.
* 28.6778-81.51113 Mitchill-Tibbetts House (Miner House), 21 East Orange St. Added to the National Register in 1991, early residents included R. Mitchell and Union Army General George Tibbetts.
* 28.6719-81.5094 Museum of the Apopkans, 122 E 5th St, ☏ +1 407 703 1707. Regional history museum. (updated Mar 2021)
* 28.6717-81.50755 Ryan & Company Lumber Yard (Ryan Bros., Inc.), 215 E 5th St. One of multiple Apopka buildings added to the register in 1993.
* 28.6775-81.51146 Waite-Davis House (Leslie P. Waite House), 5 South Central Ave. Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1990.

## Do

* 28.7575-81.50271 Rock Springs Run Kelly Park, 400 E Kelly Park Rd (follow the park road east until it turns left and becomes Baptist Camp Road. Then make a right turn to go to the park), ☏ +1 407 254-1902. summer 8AM–8PM, winter summer 8AM–6PM. Beautiful natural springs with lazy river that you can tube down, crystal clear water.
* 28.77-81.50112 Wekiwa Springs State Park, 1800 Wekiwa Cir, ☏ +1 407 553-4383. Comprises around 7,000 acres (28 km²) of wild Florida. The springs pump out 42 million gallons of crystal clear water a day. Popular activities at the park include canoeing, swimming, picnicking and fishing. $6 per vehicle. (updated Jul 2021)

## Eat

* 28.6688-81.44741 Argo's Family Diner, 3346 E Semoran Blvd, ☏ +1 407 788-1888. M–Sa 6:30AM–3PM, Su 7AM–3PM. (updated Jul 2021)
* 28.6704-81.45472 Caffe Positano, 3030 E Semoran Blvd, ☏ +1 407 774-8080. Su–Th 11AM–9PM, F–Sa 11AM–10PM. (updated Jul 2021)

## Sleep

* 28.6739-81.4611 Hampton Inn & Suites Orlando-Apopka, 321 S Lake Cortez Dr, ☏ +1 407 880-7861. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Jul 2021)
* 28.6727-81.49962 Hilton Garden Inn Apopka City Center, 580 E Main St, ☏ +1 407 703-4493. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Jul 2021)

## Go next

* Altamonte Springs
* Orlando
# Apostle Islands National Lakeshore

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is a United States National Lakeshore in the state of Wisconsin. The park is a collection of 31 islands and 22 mi (35 km) of coastline along Lake Superior.

## Understand
### Climate

Lake Superior is renowned for its cold temperatures, rough seas, fog, and sudden squalls. Boaters and paddlers should monitor marine weather forecasts and be constantly alert to changing conditions. Average daytime high temperatures range from 60 degrees Fahrenheit in May, to the upper 80s in mid-summer, to the mid-60s in September. Average lows vary from 40 degrees in May, to the upper 50s in mid-summer, to 50 degrees in September. Average water temperatures in May and June are only in the 40s.

### Visitor information

* Park website

## Fees and permits

There are no entrance fees for visiting the park, but fees are charged for parking at Meyers Beach.

## Get around

The lakeshore has more than 20 miles of shoreline on the mainland between Redcliff and Cornucopia. The shore has been carved by the wind and waves of the biggest lake in the world with many interesting rock outcroppings and caves. Truly a sea kayakers' freshwater paradise.

## See

* 46.813-90.82071 Bayfield Visitor Center. The park's main visitor center is located in the Bayfield, WI in the old Bayfield Courthouse Building. This iconic, brownstone building is easy to recognize from Washington Ave. The center offers orientation and information, camping permits, museum exhibits, a park film, and the America's National Parks bookstore. (updated Jul 2020)
* 46.9464-90.88972 Little Sand Bay Visitor Center. This seasonal visitor center is brand new in 2020. Exhibits on the grounds tell the story of Little Sand Bay and the challenges and joys of living in the North Woods, including the restored Twilite fish tug. The center offers orientation and information, camping permits, kayak safety guidance, and the America's National Parks bookstore. (updated Jul 2020)

## Do

* Kayak - the 22 islands that lie off the shores of Bayfield have beautiful rock formations and sea caves, carved by the steady erosion of wind and waves over thousands of years. Most islands are densely forested and are home to a variety of wildlife, including a large colony of bears. Campsites are available on many of the islands and require camping permits to be obtained from the National Park Service. Sea kayaks and tour guides can be hired in the town of Bayfield.

## Buy

* 46.8543-91.10391 Ehlers Store, 88545 Superior Av, Cornucopia WI (1 block off State Highway #13), ☏ +1 715 742-3232. Old time general store

## Go next

* Madeline Island
* Superior
# Appenzell

Appenzell is a town in Eastern Switzerland and the capital of the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden.

## Get in
### By train

Narrow gauge trains operated by the Appenzellerbahn connect from Gossau and Herisau (S23, 35 minutes) and Saint Gallen (S22, 45 minutes).

### By car

Appenzell is a bit out of the way. The closest motorway connections are the A1 at Saint Gallen and the A13 near the border to Austria and Liechtenstein.

## See

* 47.330749.409271 Hauptgasse. The main street through town has shops and restaurants in colourful houses. (updated Feb 2017)
* 47.33099.4098112 Museum Appenzell, Hauptgasse 4, ☏ +41 71 788 96 31, museum@appenzell.ch. Apr-Oct M-F 10:00-12:00, 13:30-17:00, Sa-Su 11:00-17:00, Nov-Mar Tu-Su 14:00-17:00. Explores the traditions and culture of Appenzell Innerrhoden. Among others it exhibits the famous local hand embroidery. Fr. 7/4. (updated Feb 2017)

## Do

* Ride on the Appenzellerbahn (Start a ride from Gossau, St.Gallen or anywhere within the canton Appenzell). A good way to see the Canton of Apenzell is taking a ride on the Appenzellerbahn. As the Appenzellerbahn is made for narrow curves, it is slower which makes it perfect for watching the scenery. English-language timetables.
* 47.331559.407581 Landsgemeinde (Cantonal assembly), Landsgemeindeplatz. Last Sunday of April, 09:00 mass, 12:00 assembly. This is one of the oldest forms of direct democracy still practised only here and in Glarus. Once a year, all eligible citizens of the canton meet at the village square to decide on political matters by show of hands. While visitors are of course not allowed to vote, everyone is free to watch. (updated Feb 2017)

## Eat

* 47.3319.4071 Café-Hotel Appenzell, ☏ +41 71 788 15 15. W-M 07:30–23:30, Tu 14:00–23:30. Fr. 30 for mains. (updated Feb 2017)

## Sleep

* 47.330599.410921 Hotel Adler, Weissbadstrasse 2, ☏ +41 71 787 13 89, info@adlerhotel.ch. Hotel near the town centre in a historical building. From Fr. 110/140 for single/double. (updated Feb 2017)

## Nearby

* 47.37349.34493 Schaukäserei Appenzell, Dorf 711, Stein AR, ☏ +41 71 368 50 70. Daily 09:00-18:30 (17:30 in winter). This cheese factory in nearby Stein AR lets you find about how the Appenzeller cheese is being made and taste different variations. There is also a shop selling cheese. Entrance to the cheese factory and watching cheese being made is free of charge. There are several other paid activities including guided tours and events.
* 47.28359.41442 Berggasthaus Aescher-Wildkirchli (Äscher). A world famous picturesque mountain hut at the edge of the Wildkirchli mountain. (updated Aug 2018)
# Assiut

Assiut (also transliterated Asyut, Assyût or Assyut) is in Egypt.
Like a piece of Heaven between Al-Minia to the north and Souhag to the south, Assiut twinkles in the heart of Egypt thanks to its middle location among the Egyptian governorates. It is on the Nile about 375 km south of Cairo, 470 km west of the Red Sea, and 305 km north of Luxor.
Assiut is counted as one of the best touristic destinations in Egypt because it has many amenities and attractions from different ages, which have great importance in the Egyptian history.

## Understand

Pharoes called the city "Seut", derived from "Sout" which means "Guardian" in the ancient Egyptian language. This name was used for about 3000 years, and then it was changed many times, until the Arabs named it "Assiut".

## Get in

* 27.180231.1881 Assiut railway station. (updated Jul 2021)

## See

* 27.18911531.1920681 Alexan Pasha Palace. (updated Jul 2021)

## Do

Assiut celebrates its national day on the 18th of April every year, when the local residents of Bani Addiat, Manfalout city, struggled against the French Invasion.
# Assur

Assur is an ancient Assyrian ruin in Northwestern Iraq. In the Bronze Age, it was an important trade hub. The city remained continuously inhabited for over 4000 years, but was abandoned in the 14th century after the residents were massacred by the Timurid Empire.
Assur has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003, as a reaction to plans to submerge parts of the archaeological site underwater in a dam project. The project was put on hold following protests of the international community.

## Get in

Assur is off Highway 1, that runs between Baghdad and Mosul. From Mosul, the distance is about 140 km. Nearest town is Al-Shirqat.

## Get around

Due to its relatively small size, you could (in safer times) get around on foot quite easily.

## See

Due to the unstable security situation on site, the architectural heritage has not been assessed by experts since Assur was overrun by terrorists in 2015. The current status of the structures below is therefore unknown. Do not assume they are still intact nor that they can be visited.
* 35.459743.26111 Assur Ziggurat. (updated Nov 2020)
* 35.457443.25852 Temple of Nabu. (updated Nov 2020)
* Royal Tombs. (updated Nov 2020)

## Stay safe

Parts of the archaeological site were reportedly demolished in 2015 by terrorists using explosives, and some of these unexploded devices may still be around. Do not stray from marked foot paths.
See the warning on the Iraq article.

## Go next

In safer times, Hatra and Mosul would have been next on many travelers' itineraries, but as of 2019 they are very dangerous and best avoided.
# Cordillera de los Frailes

Cordillera de los Frailes is in Chuquisaca (department) of Bolivia.

## Understand
### Landscape

The ridge of the Andean mountain range can be reached from the city within approx. 1 hour.

### Climate

Dry season, ideal for visit, is from April to October.

## Get in

* Condortrekkers organizes two day all-inclusive tours to Cordillera de los Frailes
* Trucks to Potolo leave Sucre at 10:00 from Parada Ravelo. It is recommended to be there at 09:00 as they may leave earlier if full.

## Fees and permits

You may be charged:
* Bs 25 for entering the land
* Bs 10 for camino pre-Hispanico
* Bs 20 for seeing dinosaur footprints

## Get around

Hiking is the main option. IGM map has accurate contours, rivers and town names, but you should not trust them for any paths. OpenStreetMap is incomplete, but paths marked there are correct.

## See

* -18.989288-65.4049711 Chapel at Chataquila.
* Camino pre-Hispanico (also known as Inca trail) starting from -18.9886-65.40581 nearby Chataquila, going eastwards (-18.9906-65.41652 , -18.99095-65.431753 ) to Chaunaca (approx. 4.5km). An alternative route via Pumamachay and Incamachay is possible, with 1500-2500 year old paintings at the sites.
* In -19.015833-65.5341671 Potolo, the largest village, showcases of weaving techniques are to be seen.
* Maragua crater, where also weaving can be seen (in Maragua and Irupampa).
* -19.06623-65.47872 Dinosaur footprints. close to Humaca
* -19.049323-65.4268923 Garganta del Diablo. - a cavern behind a 40-m waterfall

## Do

Take approx. 17km long hike from -19.0153-65.53462 Potolo southwards via -19.050086-65.4986463 Chullpas, -19.065566-65.477334 Niñu Mayu to -19.05158-65.432445 Maragua (or the other way around).

## Buy

* Maragua and Chaunaca have a basic grocery store
* You will be offered hand-made woven bracelets many times
* You may be offered to buy food (e.g. eggs) from local communities

## Eat

* You should bring all the food for the trip with you (and additional supplies for extra day, in case your trip gets extended)

## Drink

* You should be able to filter/sterilize water.

## Sleep

* Camping is the main option. You may be asked Bs 20 if you camp within a village
* It is possible to spend a night in the school in Maragua

## Cope

* The main language spoken in the area is Quechua, but kids usually speak decent Spanish.
* Children will be asking for presents. You may bring pens or fruits for them, but avoid giving them sweets, as these could damage the kids´ teeth.

## Go next

* There should be daily connection from Potolo back to Sucre in the morning.
# Cordova (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Cordova or Córdova:

### Peru

* Córdova (Peru) — a district in the province Huaytará

### Philippines

* Córdova (Cebu) — a municipality in Cebu Province

### United States of America

* Cordova (Alabama)
* Cordova (Alaska)
* Cordova (Illinois)
* Cordova (Maryland)
* Cordova (Minnesota)
* Cordova (Nebraska)
* Cordova (New Mexico)
* Cordova (South Carolina)
* Cordova (Tennessee)

### See also

* Córdoba
* Cordova Bay
# Cordele

Cordele is a town in the Classic Heartland of Georgia.

## Understand

Cordele, a town named after a colonel's daughter named Cordelia, is the self-described "Watermelon Capital of the World." It hosts its annual Watermelon festival in June.

## Get in

Cordele is easily accessed since it sits right on I-75 north of Valdosta and south of Warner Robins.

## See

* 31.958411-83.898211 Georgia Veterans State Park, 2459 US-280 W (9 miles west of Cordele), ☏ +1 229 276-2371. Daily 9AM-5PM. This Georgia state park on the east bank of Lake Blackshear pays tribute to the armed forces of the United States with various artillery and aircraft on display. (updated Nov 2021)
* 31.96078-83.75272 Titan I Missile, 1815 E 16th Ave (at junction of I-75 and US Route 280 East.). A rather unusual spectacle is this Titan I Missile on display in town, to pay homage to the Cold War arms race or US nuclear deterrence strategy, however you see it. (updated Nov 2021)

## Sleep

* 31.95845-83.749111 Suburban Studios, 2016 16th Ave E, ☏ +1 478-361-6291. Interesting foyer with grand staircase and an outdoor pool framed with some palm trees. Complimentary breakfast. (updated Nov 2021)
* 31.96027-83.755212 Best Western Colonial Inn, 1706 E 16th Ave, ☏ +1 229 273-5420. Something similar to the Ramada. (updated Nov 2021)
Also available is the campground at Georgia Veterans State Park.
# Edinburgh (Indiana)

Edinburgh, not that Edinburgh, is a small town in the Nine-County Region of Indiana, most notable for its outlets.

## Buy

* Edinburgh Premium Outlets, 11622 N.E. Executive Dr (30 minutes south of downtown), ☏ +1 317 812-526-9765. Features shops like Borders, Banana Republic, the Gap, Calvin Klein, Clarks, Adidas, J.Crew, Guess, Polo and more. They also have an Estee Lauder Company Store which features make-up by companies like MAC, Estee Lauder, Clinque, Perscriptives and Bobbi Brown at outlet prices. AAA discount available.

## Eat

* Montana Mikes, 3720 W Market Place Dr (near hilton garder inn). great place for steak, very inexpensive lunch menu 7-30.
# Edmond

There's more than one place called Edmond or Edmonds:

### United States of America

* Edmond (Kansas)
* Edmond (Oklahoma)
* Edmonds - a city in Snohomish County, in the Puget Sound region of Washington (state)
# Anufo phrasebook

Anufo language is the main language of the people of Chereponi in the north east region of Ghana.

## Phrase list
### Basics
#### Hello.

    ENtishe . ( )

#### How are you?

    Atishe ? ( ?)

#### What is your name?

    bu felae udoma shen ? ( ?)

#### My name is ______ .

    udoma na ______ . ( _____ .)

#### Nice to meet you.

    nyshe i . ( )
# Antwerp (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Antwerp:

### Belgium

* Antwerp — a city in Flanders
* Antwerp (province) — a province in Flanders
# Antwerp (province)

Antwerp is one of the five provinces of Flanders (the Dutch-speaking, northern part of Belgium). Most information that you might expect to find here can be found either on the page for Flanders, on the page for Belgium or on one of the city pages.

## Cities

* 51.2164524.4014281 Antwerp — largest city and administrative center for the province and major tourism destination in Belgium famous for its diamonds and shopping
* 51.4383334.9316672 Baarle-Hertog A set of exclaves of Belgium
* 51.1620044.9908553 Geel
* 51.1775424.8322834 Herentals — its belfry is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* 51.382024.4767645 Kalmthout is best known for its nature: Kalmthoutse Heide and the arboretum.
* 51.1305194.5722296 Lier — its belfry and beguinage are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
* 51.0269014.475657 Mechelen — as a lovely city halfway between the bustling cities of Antwerp and Brussels, this place has its own ways to enchant its visitors.
* 51.1913515.1147018 Mol
* 51.3207314.9397639 Turnhout

## Talk

Dutch is the language spoken in the province of Antwerp, and it's the only official language in the province and the rest of Flanders; the local dialect is called "Antwerps", which is a form of Brabantian. English is also spoken by most people.

## Do

* 51.2009424.9040011 Bobbejaanland, Lichtaart. The largest theme park in the Antwerp province. (updated Sep 2017)

### Events

* Antilliaanse Feesten. This festival is by no doubt the largest Caribbean Festival of Belgium and is held in the town of Hoogstraten in the north of the province. It usually is celebrated in August.
* 51.2300425.0839892 Graspop Metal Meeting. Yearly heavy metal music festival held in the town of Dessel, in June.
* Reggae Geel. The largest reggae festival in Belgium takes place in the beginning of August in the town of Geel in the Antwerp province.
* 51.0922224.3855563 Tomorrowland. Yearly electrical metal music festival held since 2005 in the town of Boom, in the south of the province. It has become one of the world's largest and notable music festivals.
# Anxi

Anxi is a county in Quanzhou Prefecture, the center of an agricultural area well known for tea.

## See

* 25.123205118.1141561 Qingshui Rock (清水岩 Qingshui Yan), Penglai Town (蓬莱镇) (Buses to Qingshui Rock are available from the Hengxin Bus Station (恒兴汽车站) in Anxi County's main town. The bus fare is ¥13), ☏ +86 595 23353688, qsmount@163.com. 06ː00-21ː00. ¥20. (updated Dec 2018)

## Buy

The area produces an oolong tea called tie guan yin. This was the tea that American colonists threw into Boston harbour to protest British taxes at the Boston Tea Party during the American Revolution. Guan Yin is a Buddhist Goddess of Mercy and tie means "iron".
# Dead Horse Point State Park

Dead Horse Point State Park$^{[deadlink]}$ is in Utah, near the city of Moab. It offers a panoramic view of the Colorado River far below as it makes its way toward the Grand Canyon.

## Understand
### History

Dead Horse point is a narrow peninsula that stretches out a little while. The legend of Dead horse point is that cowboys used to drive wild horses to the edge of the peninsula and fence them off to keep them, and one time they forgot and the horses died of thirst in full sight of the Colorado River.

### Landscape

You will see majestic views and cliffs and the Colorado river snaking around. You will see a couple of blue pools that are potash fields.

### Flora and fauna

Typical for the desert.

### Climate

Hot in summer. Come during Spring or fall to best enjoy it.

## Get in

There is a ranch along the road. Another driving note- there are cows! They will cross the road and just stay right next to it. Beware! This place uses the same entrance to Bryce Canyon.

## Fees and permits

It costs around $10 to get into the park. This is an inexpensive fee for what you get to experience; the views are beyond belief!

## Get around

You must know that when you park there will be a little slope with a path at the end and a little barrier and a cliff on the edge. And if you can, rent an auto with Utah plates. Law enforcement loves to give tickets to out-of-state visitors.

## See

There is a visitor center where the panoramic view is accessible to the casual visitor.

## Do

There is a little place on the peninsula with a great view and fun play area.

## Drink

Unlike Arches, Dead Horse has flushing toilets and water fountains in the visitor center.

## Sleep
### Lodging

Nearby Moab has a wide range of lodging options.

### Camping

The park includes a campground with 21 sites.

### Backcountry
## Stay safe

* The biggest danger in Dead Horse Point State Park, as well as in other parks in the area, is the weather. High temperatures can easily exceed 100 °F (38 °C) before noon. Visitors should pack at least 1 gallon (3.5 L) of water for every person in their party because it is very easy to become dehydrated.
* It is easy to get lost if trying to get into the canyons, so if you are hiking, pack more food and water than you think you will need. Tell someone where you are going and have a buddy.
* Some of the cliffs in the state park exceed 2,000 ft (610 m), so do not go near the edge if there is no barrier to keep you from falling off the top of the cliff, and if there is a barrier, you still need to use extreme caution while looking into the canyons.
* Finally, if a thunderstorm is near or over you, try to get to a shelter; if none is around, get close to the ground, and if you are in a canyon, get to higher land immediately because flash floods start easily.

## Go next

* 'Arches National Park is about 30 miles (1 hour by car) from Dead Horse Point State Park
* The "Island in the Sky" section of Canyonlands National Park is ten miles (30 minutes by car) away.
# De Smet

De Smet, South Dakota—"The Little Town on the Prairie"—is the home of author Laura Ingalls Wilder. Visitors arrive each summer to visit the Ingalls Homestead, the Laura Ingalls Wilder Memorial Society, and the Laura Ingalls Wilder Pageant.

## Get in

Although there is a small airport to the north of town, it has no scheduled air service. The only way to arrive is by road.

## See

* Ingalls Homestead.
* Laura Ingalls Wilder Memorial Society.

## Do
### Events

* Laura Ingalls Wilder Pageant.
# DeRidder

De Ridder is a small city in Louisiana. It can boast of being the hometown of Chris Cagle.

## See

* Old Beauregard Parish Jail, 205 W 1st St. Gothic-style building that held jail cells on the top four floors and which had a winding staircase from which two capital punishment sentences were carried out (via hanging). Dormer windows with bars kind of add to the solemn effect.

## Buy

* 30.846792-93.286611 The Tree Shop, 104 W 1st St. (updated Apr 2022)

## Eat

* 30.847594-93.3117541 El Flamingo Mexican Restaurant, 2028 Highway 190 W, ☏ +1 337-202-4004. (updated Apr 2022)

## Sleep

* 30.877089-93.28531 Americas Best Value Inn, 1715 N Pine St, ☏ +1 337-460-7747. $49 (Dec 2021). (updated Dec 2020)
* 30.864456-93.2873312 Best Western Plus Deridder Inn & Suites, 1055 N Pine St, ☏ +1 337-460-2066. $88 (Dec 2021). (updated Dec 2020)
# DeWitt (Iowa)

DeWitt is a city in Eastern Iowa.