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Hadjer-Lamis
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Hadjer-Lamis is a province located in the central part of Chad. It was created in the administrative restructuring of 2018, and serves as an important region for its agricultural and pastoral activities. The province is characterized by its varied geography, which includes plateaus and valleys that support different forms of land use.
The capital city of Hadjer-Lamis is Biltine, which is known for its local markets and vibrant culture. The region is home to various ethnic groups, each contributing to the cultural diversity of the area. The economy is primarily based on agriculture, with residents growing crops and raising livestock.
Hadjer-Lamis features several natural attractions that draw visitors, including scenic landscapes and opportunities for outdoor activities. As part of Chad's efforts to promote tourism, the province is increasingly recognized for its potential in eco-tourism and cultural tourism, showcasing the rich heritage and traditions of its people.
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