✨ Discovery of the day
Year: 1959
The Jerid
The Jérid or Djérid (Arabic: الجريد), literally "date palm", is a semi-desert region extending to the southwest of Tunisia and including a small part in Algeria and Libya. Administratively, this natural region is the heart of the governorate of Tozeur. Date palm in the Tozeur oasis.
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1st Anniversary of the Central Bank
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Tunisian Red Crescent Day
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Sbeitla
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Nabeul
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Kairouan
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Gabes
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Gafsa
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Aïn-Draham and woodcock
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Beja
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Le Kef
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The Jerid
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Djerba
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Bizerte
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Sfax
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Tunis
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Monastir
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Medenine
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United Nations Day
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Old port of Sfax
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Road to Sidi Bou Said
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Surroundings of Kairouan
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Saddlers
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Méhariste
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Olive picking
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