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Guriel Airport( IATA : GUO) (Somali : Gegada Diyaaradah Guriceel) is an airport serving Guriel, Galgaduud, Somalia. [1]
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Guriel Airport( IATA : GUO) (Somali : Gegada Diyaaradah Guriceel) is an airport serving Guriel, Galgaduud, Somalia. [1]
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Coordinates: 5°19′03″N45°59′08″E / 5.3176°N 45.9856°E
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