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Encyclopedia > Tumba

Tumba can mean:

  • Tumba - a town in Botkyrka, Sweden
  • Tumba Bruk - printer of the Swedish krona banknotes, located in Tumba
  • Tumba (music) - a native musical form to Curaçao
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KELPIE PUPS - NOONBARRA TUMBA - YARD TRIAL WINNER (Kelpie Breeders) (755 words)
Tumba was sold to the Wallace-Smith family in Sydney.
Tumba is such a nice dog that their neighbours later came and bought a Noonbarra Kelpie themselves.
Tumba is now almost 18 months old and continues to develop and become enmeshed with the everyday workings of our family.
Tumba, Sweden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (153 words)
Tumba is a suburb of Greater Stockholm, and the seat of Botkyrka Municipality, in Stockholm County, Sweden.
Tumba is very diversed with both high rise apartment buildings and single family houses.
Vretarna, Tuna, Nackdala, Centrum, Tumba Villastad, Segersjö, Solbo, Uttran, Norrbyvret, Broängen, Kassmyra, Skäcklinge, Lövholmen, Storvreten
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