# Songo Mnara
| Rawaks ke Songo Mnara Kisiwani     |                                |
| Tamavafa gadakiewega ke UNESCO     |                                |
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| DEBALA                             |                                |
| Tawavaf seg                        | Afrika                         |
| Patecta                            | Tanzania                       |
| Gola                               | Lindi Gola                     |
| Maneka                             | 8° 57′ 28″ G- ; 39° 31′ 22″ R- |
| KIRA                               |                                |
| Ord                                | Arayaf                         |
| Ludeem                             | (iii)                          |
| Debakaf otuk                       | 144                            |
| Bendesa ilana                      | 1981 ( 5-eaf frugot )          |
| Welmot                             | - km²                          |
| Rawaks ke sus rasek ke Songo Mnara |                                |

| Rawaks ke sus rasek ke Songo Mnara |

| Winugafa pimtara ke UNESCO Rawaks ke Kilwa Kisiwani is Songo Mnara. Moe toloya ewalama poke tanzaniafa krimta stabrega ke toloy moltap mafelayan gan taneaf europaf worasik lapted. Mali XIII-eafa decemda kali XVI-eafa dolekik ke Kilwa va moava is dilgava is marda is kofiga is porma ke Araba is isolaxa ke Persa is rigela ke Sinia moorteyed, nume va kipi ke kaza koo India Welfa batkane stujeyed. (en) Ruins of Kilwa Kisiwani and Ruins of Songo Mnara. The remains of two great East African ports admired by early European explorers are situated on two small islands near the coast. From the 13th to the 16th century, the merchants of Kilwa dealt in gold, silver, pearls, perfumes, Arabian crockery, Persian earthenware and Chinese porcelain; much of the trade in the Indian Ocean thus passed through their hands. ~ UNESCO website, licence CC-BY-SA IGO 3.0 |

| Tamavafa gadakiewega ke UNESCO koe Tanzania |               |                                                                                                                 |
| Arayaf debak                                | Arayaf debak  | Stone Town ke Zanzibar • Rawaks ke Kilwa Kisiwani is Songo Mnara • Lekeraporugalaf yunkeyen aruleem ke Kondoa • |
| Tuwavaf debak                               | Tuwavaf debak | Serengeti Vedeyaf Gerd • Kilimanjaro Vedeyaf Gerd • Selous tuwavaxo                                             |
| Aotcaf debak                                | Aotcaf debak  | Videxo ke Ngorongoro                                                                                            |


Songo Mnara
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'''Songo Mnara''' tir ewalama poke [[Kilwa]] koe [[Tanzania]] isen tiyir zolonaf molt kali XIX<sup>-eafa</sup> decemda ke Swahili arayaxo. Bak 1981 do Kilwa wetce arayaf debak ke [[tamavafa gadakiewega ke UNESCO]] zo bendeyer, voxe mali 2004 wetce iyelaxo zo torigir.

== Afigasuteks va  Songo Mnara ==
<gallery mode="packed-hover" heigths="140" caption="Yona ewava va Songo Mnara">
File:Songo Mnara, main building.jpg|Dalafa kolna is cabda
File:Songo Mnara watch tower.jpg|Rawaks ke sus rasek ke Songo Mnara
File:Ruins of Songo Mnara, inside the main building.jpg|Koef kusk is ekavudeem
File:Mihrab of a mosque, Songo Mnara.jpg|Mazjida
File:Inside the ruins of Songo Mnara.jpg|Koexo ke dalafa kolna
</gallery>
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{{UNESCO Gadakiewegiyelt
|debak = Rawaks ke Songo Mnara Kisiwani
|ewava = Songo_Mnara_watch_tower.jpg
|pebuda = Rawaks ke sus rasek ke Songo Mnara
|UNESCO seg = [[Afrika]]
|patectanilt = Flag of Tanzania.svg
|patecta = [[Tanzania]] 
|ristulaxo = [[TanzaniaLindiGola|Lindi Gola]]
|ristulaxoinda = Gola
|maneka = 8° 57′ 28″ G- ; 39° 31′ 22″ R- 
|ord = Arayaf
|ludeem = {{UNESCO kralgiva3}} 
|UNESCO otuk = 144
|welmot = -
|ilana = 1981
|UNESCO frugot = 5
}}
{{UNESCO GadakiewegaStragela
| debak = Rawaks ke Kilwa Kisiwani is Songo Mnara
| krent = Moe toloya ewalama poke tanzaniafa krimta stabrega ke toloy moltap mafelayan gan taneaf europaf worasik lapted. Mali XIII<sup>-eafa</sup> decemda kali XVI-eafa dolekik ke Kilwa va moava is dilgava is marda is kofiga is porma ke Araba is isolaxa ke Persa is rigela ke Sinia moorteyed, nume va kipi ke kaza koo India Welfa batkane stujeyed.
| en_debak = Ruins of Kilwa Kisiwani and Ruins of Songo Mnara
| en_krent =  The remains of two great East African ports admired by early European explorers are situated on two small islands near the coast. From the 13th to the 16th century, the merchants of Kilwa dealt in gold, silver, pearls, perfumes, Arabian crockery, Persian earthenware and Chinese porcelain; much of the trade in the Indian Ocean thus passed through their hands.
| UNESCO_otuk = 144
| UNESCO_gluyaxa = <ref>[http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/144 UNESCO : Rawaks ke Kilwa Kisiwani is Songo Mnara]</ref>
}}
{{TanzaniaUNESCOTamavafaGadakiewega}}
|}
== Vuestexa ==
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[[Loma:Tanzania|Songo Mnara]]
[[Loma:UNESCO Tamavafa Gadakiewega|Songo Mnara]]
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