Bir Gandus
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 Bir Gandus
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| Coordinates: 21°37′N 16°28′W / 21.617°N 16.467°W | |||
| Country | Western Sahara | ||
| Claimed by |  Morocco, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic |
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| Controlled by | Morocco | ||
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| • Total | Less than 50 | ||
Bir Gandus bi'r qandūz (or Bir Gandouz, Bir Gandús) is a village in Western Sahara, on the border with Mauritania, with a population of less than 50. It holds a Moroccan military post and serves as a passport control on entry or exit to Mauritania.[1]
[edit] References
- ^ "Bir Gandus, Western Sahara Page", Falling Rain Genomics
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Coordinates: 21°37′N 16°28′W / 21.617°N 16.467°W
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