Template:Infobox City in Afghanistan/doc
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Kabul کابل |
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The Friday Mosque in Herāt | |
Province | Kabul |
Coordinates | |
Population (2005) - Density - Metro Area (2006) |
2,994,000 (2nd) 9,294 /km² (24,071 /sq mi) 20.8 million |
City Districts | Shahr-e Naw • Sherpur • Macro Ryans • Wazir Akbar Khan • Khair Khana • Klola Pushta • Kartey Naw • Kartey 3 & 4 • Darul-Aman • Chehlstoon |
Area - Elevation - Districts |
1,483 km² (573 sq mi) 239 m (784 ft) 9 |
Time zone | UTC+4:30 Kabul |
Mayor | Rohullah Aman |
Chief of Police | Asmatullah Dawlatzai |
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