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Maimana
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Maimana or Meymaneh (both: mā`mänə), city (1979 pop. 38,250), capital of Faryab prov., N Afghanistan, near the Uzbekistan border. A walled city inhabited mainly by Uzbeks, Maimana is a market for leather goods, silk, wheat, and barley.
Maimana 

a city in northern Afghanistan; the administrative center of the province of Faryab. Population, 55,500 (1969). It is located in an oasis on the Bactrian plain. Maimana is a center of the wool, astrakhan, leather, grain, and oilseed trades. Carpet weaving is an important industry. In the vicinity of Maimana, wheat is grown and karakul sheep are raised.



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Meanwhile British troops yesterday quelled an anti-cartoon demo in Maymana, Afghanistan, in which at least four protesters were killed.
Meanwhile, British troops were rushed to calm tensions over the cartoons in the riot-hit town of Maymana, Afghanistan.
The violence in Maymana, a city in the north-west, was just one of about half a dozen riots that erupted across Afghanistan.
 
 
 
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