Elevation 520 m Population 1,496 (2006) | Time zone EET (UTC+2) Local time Saturday 1:43 PM | |
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Tajarhi, Tegerhi or Tajirhi (Arabic: تجرهي) is an oasis and crossroads village in the Murzuq District of Libya. It lies in the Sahara Desert and is the last refueling point in Libya before reaching Madama, the Niger frontier station, some 282 kilometers to the south, or 361 km by track. Tajarhi has an airstrip (HL-57) south of town.
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- Itt vagyunk tajarhi
- Map of Tajarhi Libya
- Chalawa the revolutionary souljah tajarhi and the music family mp4
- History
- References
Map of Tajarhi, Libya
Chalawa the revolutionary souljah tajarhi and the music family mp4
History
Tajarhi was the southern most village in Fezzan and sat on the desert trade routes to the Niger River, Lake Chad and the Sudan. Among the goods traded north were slaves, and the trade in slaves through Tajarhi increased after Tunisia and Algeria abolished the trade in 1846 and 1848, respectively.
Tajarhi was described by George Lyon in 1819 as a lush oasis with groves of date palms and wild ducks on the brackish lakes.