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theatre building, North Macedonia
- Roman theatre of Stobi
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Roman theatre of Stobi [Stobi] | theatre building, North Macedonia |
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41°33'6.012"N, 21°58'25.813"E
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Stobi (modern Pustogradske, Greece). Cavea width: 90 m, orchestra width: 29.78 m; capacity: 6,100/7,650; ca. 100 CE. (English)
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7,650
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