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    What is the population of Godo, Nanoro?

    Question #119840. Asked by serpa. (Jan 08 11 10:41 PM)


    JBCizzle

    According to wikipedia, as of 2005 it was 894.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godo,_Nanoro

    Jan 08 11, 10:43 PM


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