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- Chinhahsan (Somali Jinacsani, auch Chinahasen, Chinhaksen, Chinaksen, Chenakson, Ch'ina Hasen, Chinhausen, Jinaasene, Gianasse, Ginesenei, Genesenei) ist ein Ort im Osten Äthiopiens. Er liegt auf einer Höhe von 1816 m und ist zwischen den Regionen Somali und Oromia umstritten. Nach Angaben der Zentralen Statistikagentur Äthiopiens für 2005 hatte Chinhahsan 11.558 Einwohner. 1997 waren von 7.753 Einwohnern 67,92 % Oromo, 20,58 % Somali und 10,79 % Amharen. Den Dokumenten der Zentralen Statistikagentur von 1998 und 2005 zufolge gehört Chinhahsan zur Woreda in der Jijiga-Zone der Somali-Region. 2007 wird erstmals eine Woreda Chinaksan in der von Oromia erwähnt. In einem Bericht der Ethiopian News Agency wird Chinhahsan als Ort in der Ost-Harerge-Zone bezeichnet. (de)
- Chinaksen (Oromo: Cinaaksan, lit. "near the hole") is a town located in Chinaksen woreda, East Hararghe Zone of the eastern Oromia Region, Ethiopia. This city has a latitude and longitude of 9°30′N 42°42′E / 9.500°N 42.700°E with an elevation of 1816 meters above sea level. Chinaksan is a historical settlement with stone walls built at the foot of an oval hill; on the hill are ruins of fortifications of Somali origins during the Adal Sultanate period. The writer Nega Mezlekia, an Amhara from Jijiga who had joined the , relates how he participated in an attack on a Derg military training camp in Chinaksen. No prisoners were taken in the attack; those who surrendered were shot dead. Early in the Ogaden War, Chinaksen was captured by Somali units as they advanced on Dire Dawa; it was recaptured by Ethiopian units between 5 and 9 February 1978. In late January 2009, the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation completed a 27 km (17 mi) electric power line from Jijiga to Chinhahsan, while constructing six power distributors in the town. This provided 24-hour electric service to Chinhahsan for the first time. (en)
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- Chinhahsan (Somali Jinacsani, auch Chinahasen, Chinhaksen, Chinaksen, Chenakson, Ch'ina Hasen, Chinhausen, Jinaasene, Gianasse, Ginesenei, Genesenei) ist ein Ort im Osten Äthiopiens. Er liegt auf einer Höhe von 1816 m und ist zwischen den Regionen Somali und Oromia umstritten. Nach Angaben der Zentralen Statistikagentur Äthiopiens für 2005 hatte Chinhahsan 11.558 Einwohner. 1997 waren von 7.753 Einwohnern 67,92 % Oromo, 20,58 % Somali und 10,79 % Amharen. (de)
- Chinaksen (Oromo: Cinaaksan, lit. "near the hole") is a town located in Chinaksen woreda, East Hararghe Zone of the eastern Oromia Region, Ethiopia. This city has a latitude and longitude of 9°30′N 42°42′E / 9.500°N 42.700°E with an elevation of 1816 meters above sea level. Chinaksan is a historical settlement with stone walls built at the foot of an oval hill; on the hill are ruins of fortifications of Somali origins during the Adal Sultanate period. (en)
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