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马七村

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Located in: 广东省 Guangdong Province › 阳江市 Yangjiang City › 阳春市 Yangchun City › 八甲镇 Bajia Town › 乔连村 Qiaolian Village
马七村
Maqi Village
Chinese name马七村
English nameMaqi Village
TypeNatural village
Located in乔连村 Qiaolian Village
八甲镇 Bajia Town
阳春市 Yangchun City
阳江市 Yangjiang City
广东省 Guangdong Province
Postal code529634
Area code0662
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Maqi Village (马七村) is a natural village in Qiaolian Village, Bajia Town, Yangchun City, Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province.

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