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The lakes Zug(known locally as Zugersee) and.
In fact, the name of the town comes from the famous Bolognese sauce, known locally as the ragout.
A fish known locally as the kola fish was also caught.
Despite its diminutive size,this triangle-shaped island(known locally as Rapa Nui) is packed with truly unique sights.
Reykjadalur- Stop in the town of Hveragerði to visit the Reykjadalur hot spring(or hot pot,as they are known locally).
Sarong(also known locally as kain kamben) around your legs.
Erta Ale means"smoking mountain" in the local Afar language andits southernmost pit is known locally as"the gateway to Hell".
His son Patrick, known locally as Black Pat, added to the building.
The waist and legs should be covered by a temple scarf(known as a selendang)and a sarong(known locally as kain kamben) respectively.
Brela, another small town,is known locally as the Pearl of the Makarska Riviera.
Known locally as the"Witwatersrand"(literally"white water ridge") contained the world's largest deposit of gold-bearing ore.
The town is situated on the eastern bank of the Simineh River(Turkic: Tatahūčāy), known locally as Čōmī Bukan, on the road between Saqqez and Miandoab.
The 19th century house, known locally as Shaar House, was opposite a bakery, near Qadi Askar Square.
So far, the security forces have not moved against the main protest camp on Independence Square in Kiev, known locally as the Maidan.
The fountain in the square, known locally as the“Floozie in the Jacuzzi”, is one of the largest fountains in Europe.
In February 2011, the university opened the Advanced Technologies Centre,a 22,000 square metre building of modern architectural design at its Hawthorn campus, known locally as“the cheese grater building”.
The huge town square(known locally as Pjaca- meaning Piazza) is the heart of the town and it's easy to see why!
Seemingly hewn out of granite near the mouth of the River Douro,Portugal s second city, known locally as Porto, dazzles with a rich collection of cultural attractions.
Fuel theft, known locally as“huachicoleo”(or moonshining) is rampant in some Mexican communities.
Still on the European continent now we move to France where the French lottery Loto France(known locally as"Lotus Francaise') is giving players the opportunity to earn substantial amounts of cash!
The ridge, known locally as the"Witwatersrand"(white water ridge, a watershed) contained the world's largest deposit of gold-bearing ore.
Most of Cancún's many resorts are built with direct access to the beaches- known locally as"playas"- with stunning views over the sparkling, crystal clear waters that make the destination so popular.
Known locally as the Old Samokov- the antique and medieval town located some 3 km. away from today's Samokov city has its roots in the early centuries of our millennium.
Armenia was founded on October 14, 1889, by Jesús María Ocampo, also known as Tigrero(or the“Tiger Killer”)because of his love of hunting jaguars(known locally as tigers).
Born in a conservative region of Austria- known locally as the Chastity Belt- a delicate Alpine flower for whom sex and alcohol are off-limits.
The city was founded on October 14, 1889 by Jesús María Ocampo, also known as"Tigrero"(translates to"tiger killer") due to his love of hunting jaguars, known locally as tigers.
The Colomares Castle known locally as‘Castillo de Colomares', in Benalmadena, is one of the most fascinating tourist attractions the municipality has to offer.
Known locally as De Wallen(meaning The Quays) this well known neighbourhood is set in the heart of the oldest part of the city and covers several different streets, canals and alleys.
Known locally as the“theft of the century”, the scandal triggered street protests, the leu currency plunged to record lows and inflation climbed into double digits.
Although known locally, it was not known to the Spanish during the colonial period and remained unknown to the outside world until American historian Hiram Binghambrought it to international attention in 1911.