杰迪代




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杰迪代
الجديدة

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杰迪代 الجديدة在摩洛哥的位置

杰迪代 الجديدة

杰迪代
الجديدة






坐标：33°14′N 8°30′W / 33.23°N 8.5°W / 33.23; -8.5
国家
 摩洛哥
省
杰迪代省
人口（2004年）
 • 總計
144,440

杰迪代（阿拉伯语：الجديدة‎）位于摩洛哥西部大西洋畔，是杰迪代省的首府。


2004年，杰迪代马扎甘葡萄牙城入选联合国教科文组织世界文化遗产。



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  • （ii）在某期间或某种文化圈里对建筑、技术、纪念性艺术、城镇规划、景观设计之发展有巨大影响，促进人类价值的交流。

  • （iv）关于呈现人类历史重要阶段的建筑类型，或者建筑及技术的组合，或者景观上的卓越典范。



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文化遺產

170：非斯的阿拉伯人聚居区 ·
331：马拉柯什的阿拉伯人聚居区 ·
444：阿伊特·本·哈杜（英语：Aït Benhaddou）的築壘村（英语：Ksar） ·
753：索维拉城（原摩加多尔） ·
793：历史名城梅克内斯 ·
836：瓦卢比利斯考古遗址 ·
837：得土安的阿拉伯人聚居区（原缔头万） ·
1058：马扎甘葡萄牙城（杰迪代） ·
1401：拉巴特，現代首都與歷史名城：一處共享遺產

杰迪代在摩洛哥的位置

170

170


331

331


444

444


753

753


793

793


836

836


837

837


1058

1058


1401

1401

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