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Marsā al-កarīqah
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Marsā al-កarīqah

Libya
Also known as: Marsa el-Hariga
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1960s by the building of Marsā al-កarÄ«qah (Marsa al-Hariga), a port terminal linked by pipeline to the Sarir oil field, 320 miles (515 km) south. The British base at Al-Ê¿Adam to the south was evacuated in 1970. British, French, and German war cemeteries are nearby.

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1960s by the building of Marsā al-កarÄ«qah (Marsa al-Hariga), a port terminal linked by pipeline to the Sarir oil field, 320 miles (515 km) south. The British base at Al-Ê¿Adam to the south was evacuated in 1970. British, French, and German war cemeteries are nearby.

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