Bāwīṭ - Bāwīṭ

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Bāwīṭ · ‏باويط‎
GovernorateAsyūṭ
Residents
9.516 (2006)
height
50 m
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Bāwīṭ

Bawit (French: Baouit, Arabic:باويط‎, Bāwīṭ) is a egyptian Village on the west side of the Nile in the GovernorateAsyūṭ. To the west of the village, already in the desert, are the ruins of the Apa Apollon Monasterywhich is an important early Christian archaeological site.

background

Bāwīṭ is located about 70 kilometers north of Asyūṭ, 30 kilometers south of Mallawī and 9 kilometers west of Deirūṭ on the edge of the Western Desert. In 2006 there were 9516 inhabitants in the village.[1]

getting there

You drive by car or taxi on the trunk road from Asyūṭ or el-Minyā to Deirūṭ and branches off to the west here.

In the street

The journey can be from Asyūṭ or el-Minyā made from.

mobility

Tourist Attractions

activities

accommodation

Accommodation options exist in Asyūṭ or el-Minyā.

trips

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑statistics the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics
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