Timbedra Airport

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Timbedra Airport

مطار تمبدغة الدولي
Summary
Airport typePublic
OwnerGovernment
Location Timbedra, Mauritania
Elevation  AMSL 692 ft / 211 m
Coordinates 16°13′59″N8°10′01″W / 16.23300°N 8.16700°W / 16.23300; -8.16700

Timbedra Airport( IATA : TMD, ICAO : GQNH) is an airport serving Timbedra in Mauritania.

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