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Bir Lahmar stop - Thursday schedule
| Line | Direction | Time |
|---|---|---|
| TT-SF | Sfax | ٠٤:٥٦ |
| TT-GB | Gabes | ٠٦:٤٣ |
| TT-MN | Medenine Centre | ٠٧:٤٣ |
| TT-MN | Medenine Centre | ٠٨:٤٣ |
| TT-MN | Tatouine | ٠٩:١١ |
| GH-MN | Medenine Centre | ٠٩:٣٨ |
| TT-MD | Midoun | ٠٩:٤٣ |
| TT-MN | Tatouine | ٠٩:٥٦ |
| TT-MN | Medenine Centre | ١٢:١٣ |
| TT-MN | Tatouine | ١٣:٢٦ |
| TT-SF | Tatouine | ١٤:٢٨ |
| TT-MN | Medenine Centre | ١٤:٤٣ |
| TT-GB | Tatouine | ١٤:٤٥ |
| GH-MN | Ghomrassen | ١٥:٢٥ |
| TT-MN | Tatouine | ١٦:٥٦ |
| TT-MN | Medenine Centre | ١٧:١٣ |
| TT-MD | Tatouine | ١٧:١٦ |
| TT-MN | Tatouine | ١٨:٢٦ |
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Directions to Bir Lahmar (Tataouine) with public transportation
The following transit lines have routes that pass near Bir Lahmar
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Which Bus lines stop near Bir Lahmar?
These Bus lines stop near Bir Lahmar: TT-MN
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Public transit to Bir Lahmar stop in Tataouine
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The first line to this stop is TT-SF, at ٠٤:٥٦, and the last line is TT-MN at ١٨:٢٦.
This stop serves Medenine’s lines
Bir Lahmar, Tataouine
Bir Lahmar, TataouineBir Lahmar is a town and commune in the Tataouine Governorate, Tunisia. As of 2004 it had a population of 8,418.
It is surrounded by the mountains of Djebel Dahar to the west and the coastal plain of Djeffara to the east.
As the name implies ("red well" in Arabic), the city developed around a source of water, a precious element in a desert region traditionally traveled by caravans.
