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Kaduna is the state capital of Kaduna State in north-central Nigeria. The city is located on the Kaduna River and is a trade center and a major transportation hub for the surrounding agricultural areas with its rail and road junction. The population of Kaduna is 1,652,844. The symbol of Kaduna is the crocodile, called Kada in Hausa.
Kaduna was founded bu the British in 1913 and became the capital of Nigeria's former Northern Region in 1917. It retained this status until 1967. Due to its religious makeup, Kaduna has been the scene of deadly religious tensions between Muslims and Christians. The Muslims live in the north of the city and the Christians live in the south. Kaduna has four universities, a large racecourse which is approximately one mile round, and two airports.
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Kaduna was founded bu the British in 1913 and became the capital of Nigeria's former Northern Region in 1917. It retained this status until 1967. Due to its religious makeup, Kaduna has been the scene of deadly religious tensions between Muslims and Christians. The Muslims live in the north of the city and the Christians live in the south. Kaduna has four universities, a large racecourse which is approximately one mile round, and two airports.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaduna
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 10°30'43"N 7°26'39"E
- Zaria 78 km
- Minna 141 km
- Abuja Metropolitan Area 154 km
- Jos 160 km
- Bauchi 253 km
- Makurdi 321 km
- Gombe 398 km
- Enugu 443 km
- Onitsha Metro 478 km
- Benin City 494 km
- Barnawa 3.6 km
- Old Kaduna Air Force Base 10 km
- Nigerian Defence Academy 14 km
- Afaka Forest Reserve 18 km
- Kangimi area 21 km
- Katabu 22 km
- Kangimi Reservoir 24 km
- Tudun Wada 71 km
- Sabon Gari 74 km
- Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria 75 km