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Asadabad

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Also known as Asad Abad

capital of Kunar, Afghanistan

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Asadabad, also known by its native label اسعدآباد, is a city and human settlement located in Afghanistan. It serves as the capital of Kunar Province. The settlement is situated at an elevation of 827 meters above sea level.

The population of Asadabad is 16,700. It is located within the administrative territorial entity of Asadabad. Current weather data indicates a temperature of 27.71 degrees, with humidity at 19 percent, pressure at 1008, and wind speed at 0.68.

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Place details

Locality
اسعد‌آباد
Region
کونړ ولايت
Country
افغانستان
Population
48,400
Timezone
Asia/Kabul

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Key facts

Type
Municipality
Mayor
Mullah Nazar Mohammad Attiq
Land
92 km (36 sq mi)
Elevation
827 m (2,713 ft)
Provincial capital
42,396
Urban
17,926
Rural
24,470
Time zone
UTC+04:30 ( Afghanistan Time )
Iso 3166 code
AF-ASD

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Encyclopedic overview

Asadabad (Pashto; Dari: اسعد‌آباد), historically called Chighansarai (Pashto; Dari: چغسرای), is a city in eastern Afghanistan, serving as the capital of Kunar Province. It is within the jurisdiction of Asadabad District and has an estimated population of 42,396 people. Mullah Nazar Mohammad Attiq is the current mayor of the city.

Asadabad is home to the Sayed Jamaluddin Afghani University, which is located in the southwestern part of the city. Asadabad also has a number of bazaars, business centers, public parks, banks, hotels, restaurants, mosques, hospitals, universities, and places to play sports or just relax. In 2015 there were 6,350 dwelling units in the city.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Asadabad” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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