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Kota can refer to:

  • The Indonesian word for city. Moreover kota is also used as a government unit above kecamatan and below province. Kota is also considered equal to kabupaten. An older town of the 17th century C.E. era is adjacent to Yogyakarta is Kota Gede.
  • Kota is also name of city in western Rajasthan in India. This city is hub of large education and coaching industry. Other attractions include Kota Stone, Kota Saris and Atomic power plant.
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