Maklan, Yemen
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[edit] Maklan, Yemen
Maklan, Yemen is a small village in the central highlands of Yemen. There is an airstrip which is the only access expect for a small dirt road. The main and possibly the only religion is Muslim. The city has a one classroom school run by the mosque. Maklan has a police station [1] but no official fire station. The city is split into a southern and northern half with farmland dividing them.
| Maklan, Yemen |
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| Population: 500 (estimate) |
| Location: Latitude: 13° 49' 60 N, Longitude: 44° 53' 60 E |
| Religion: Muslim |
| Calling code: 967 |
| Currency: Yemeni rial (YER) |
| Official language: Arabic |
| Government: Republic |
| Time zone:(UTC+3) |
| Internet TLD: .ye |
| Drives on the: right |
| Cell phone reception: No |
| Electricity: Yes (coal) |
| Phone service: Yes |
| Pluming: No |
| Essential services: No (only police) |
| Tourism: No, you won't be turned away but you must follow there culture and tradition. |
Coordinates: 13°50′N 44°54′E / 13.833°N 44.9°E
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