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磨石

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Located in: 甘肃省 Gansu Province › 陇南市 Longnan City › 礼县 Li County › 城关镇 Chengguan Town › 磨石村 Moshi Village
磨石
Moshi
Chinese name磨石
English nameMoshi
TypeNatural village
Located in磨石村 Moshi Village
城关镇 Chengguan Town
礼县 Li County
陇南市 Longnan City
甘肃省 Gansu Province
Coordinates34.1961°N 105.2344°E
Area code0939
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Moshi (磨石) is a natural village in Moshi Village, Chengguan Town, Li County, Longnan City, Gansu Province. It lies at about 34.1961°N, 105.2344°E.

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