Gardez (stad)
| Gardez (گرديز) | |
| Gardiz | |
| Provinshuvudstad | |
 | |
| Land |  Afghanistan |
|---|---|
| Provins | Paktia |
| Distrikt | Gardez |
| Höjdläge | 2 308 m ö.h. |
| Koordinater | 33°35′51″N 69°13′33″Ö / 33.59744°N 69.22592°Ö |
| Folkmängd | 103 601 (2012-01-16)[1] |
| Tidszon | AFT (UTC+4:30) |
| Geonames | 1141857 |
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Gardez, även Gardiz, (dari: گرديز) är en stad i östra Afghanistan,[1] 100 kilometer söder om huvudstaden Kabul. Den är administrativ huvudort i provinsen Paktia och i distriktet Gardez. Staden ligger 2 308 meter över havet och antalet invånare var år 2012 cirka 104 000.[1]
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- ^ [a b c] Gardēz at GeoNames.Org (cc-by); post uppdaterad 2012-01-16; databasdump nerladdad 2015-05-09
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The old fortress in Gardez City. Originally built by the armies of Alexander the Great, and subsequently rebuilt by many of the invading armies to pass through Gardez, including the British and Soviets. The fortress, colloquially known as 'Castle Greyskull' by American troops in the area, is currently home to an Afghan National Army detachment. U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. John Severns
The old fortress in Gardez City. Originally built by the armies of Alexander the Great, and subsequently rebuilt by many of the invading armies to pass through Gardez, including the British and Soviets. The fortress, colloquially known as 'Castle Greyskull' by American troops in the area, is currently home to an Afghan National Army detachment. U.S. Air Force photo by 1st Lt. John Severns