- Atbarah
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Atbara ist:
- Atbara (Sudan), eine Stadt in Sudan
- Atbara (Fluss), ein rechter Nebenfluss des Nils
- für die Schlacht zwischen den Mahdisten und einer anglo-ägyptischen Armee am 8. April 1898, siehe Schlacht am Atbara
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