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Ramadi
Ra·ma·di R5034350 (rə-mä′dē) A city of central Iraq on the Euphrates River west of Fallujah. The capital of Al Anbar, Ramadi was a focus of the insurgency against US forces in the Iraq War.
Ramadi
Ramadi: see Ar RamadiAr Ramadi , town, provincial capital, central Iraq, on the Euphrates River. It is the eastern terminus of a highway across the desert from the Mediterranean Sea. The town was founded in 1869. The British won an important victory over the Turks there in 1917. ..... Click the link for more information. , Iraq. |