Ajdabiya District
Ajdabiya (Arabic أجدابية Ajdabiya, DMG Aǧdābīya, ) is a former Munizip, which lay in the north central part of the Libyan Arab Republic to the Great Syrtis. It was in the administrative reform of 2007 in the enlarged Munizip al - Wahat, where Ajdabiya was the capital of the new Munizips.
Geography
In the former territory of Ajdabiya 165 839 people lived (as of 2003), of which 84 percent ( 140 558 inhabitants as of 2006) in the homonymous capital city Ajdabiya. The Munizip covered an area of 91,620 km ². Ajdabiya bordering the Mediterranean and the following former Munizipen:
- Munizip al - Hizam al - Akhdar - North
- Munizip al - Wahat - East
- Munizip al - Kufra - South East
- Munizip al - Dschufra - Southwest
- Munizip Surt - West
Swell
Ajdabiya | Bani Walid | Benghazi | Munizip al - Butnan | Darna | al - Jabal al - Akhdar | Munizip al - Dschifara | Munizip al - Dschufra | Ghadames | Gharyan | Ghat | Munizip al - Hizam al - Akhdar | Munizip al - Kufra | Munizip al - Marj | Misurata | Munizip Mizda | Munizip al - Murgub | Murzuq | Nalut | Munizip to - Nuqat al - Chams | Munizip al - Quba | Sabha | Surt | Munizip Sabratha wa - Surman | Tripoli | Munizip Tarhuna wa - Msallata | Munizip Tadjoura 'wa -n- Nawahi al - Arba ʿ | Munizip Wadi al - Haya | Munizip Wadi ash- Shati ' | Munizip al - Wahat | Yafran | az- Zawiyah
- Former Munizip in Libya
- Munizip al - Wahat