Adama
 Adama | |
| Państwo |  Etiopia |
|---|---|
| Kyllyl | Oromia |
| Populacja (2008) • liczba ludności | 250000 |
| Nr kierunkowy | 22 |
Położenie na mapie Etiopii  | |
 8°33′N 39°16′E/8,550000 39,266667 | |
Adama (znane także jako Nazaret lub Nazret) – miasto w środkowej Etiopii; w regionie Oromia; na Wyżynie Abisyńskiej, na wysokości 1720 m; 250 tys. mieszkańców (2008). ośrodek handlowy regionu uprawy trzciny cukrowej, przemysł olejarski, włókienniczy, chemiczny, węzeł drogowy. Trzecie pod względem wielkości miasto kraju.
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