Agana, Guam Island - Bratislava, Slovakia - Comparison and Distance between
Distance: 11,438 km / 7,107 miles

Agana, New Mexico, Guam Island

You are looking at Agana , New Mexico in Guam Island. The city has a population of 1100 residents. It is located on 144.75 degrees longitude, and 13.47 latitude.

Agana , General info:
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Agana is the capital of Guahan (Guam), Mariana Islands. It has a long history dating back to before the Spanish Colonial period of the Mariana Islands. It was originally called Hagatna by the indigenous populace, the Chamorus (Chamorros). It was changed to Agana by the Spanish after the Spanish invasions during the 17th century to make it easier for the Spanish to pronounce. During the 20th century it was changed back to its original Chamoru (Chamorro) spelling and pronunciation, Hagatna.

Agana , Cheap stuff:
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Agana , Don't miss:
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There are architectural remains, called latte, that are from the prehistoric era of the Chamoru (Chamorro). These are the pillar foundations of ancient Chamoru (Chamorro) houses. Such latte sites dot the island of Guahan (Guam) and the rest of the Mariana Islands. There are also architectural remains from the Spanish Colonial period. These range from bridges to the Spanish governor's palace and can also be found in other villages and cities on Guahan (Guam).

Agana , Food:
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Seriously try Chamoru (Chamorro) food. Kelaguen, Katdon pika, ...

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how much is the fish in guam?
dule, 2008-01-17 08:43:57
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Bratislava, Alaska, Slovakia

You are looking at Bratislava , Alaska in Slovakia. The city has a population of 428811 residents. It is located on 17.12 degrees longitude, and 48.15 latitude.

Bratislava , General info:
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Bratislava is the capital of Slovakia, and the country's largest city. Bratislava is the political, cultural and economic centre of Slovakia. It is the seat of the Slovak presidency, parliament and government, as well as home to several universities, museums, theatres, galleries and other important economic, cultural and educational institutions. Most of Slovakia's large businesses and financial institutions have their headquarters in Bratislava. The city's past has been characterized by the strong influence of various nations, including Slovaks, Germans, Hungarians, Czechs, Austrians and Jews. Bratislava still retains its cosmopolitan spirit. It hosts many festivals and trade shows and it is famous for its night life and leisure facilities.

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