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八都村

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Located in: 江西省 Jiangxi Province › 抚州市 Fuzhou City › 临川区 Linchuan District › 展坪镇 Zhanping Town › 南塘村 Nantang Village
八都村
Badu Village
Chinese name八都村
English nameBadu Village
TypeNatural village
Located in南塘村 Nantang Village
展坪镇 Zhanping Town
临川区 Linchuan District
抚州市 Fuzhou City
江西省 Jiangxi Province
Postal code344113
Area code0794
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Badu Village (八都村) is a natural village in Nantang Village, Zhanping Town, Linchuan District, Fuzhou City, Jiangxi Province.

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