Kombolcha

Kombolcha is a town and woreda in north-crucial Ethiopia. Located within the Debub Wollo Zone of the Amhara Region, it has a range and longitude of 11°5′N 39°44′E with an elevation among 1842 and 1915 meters above sea level. Some guide books describe Kombolcha because the twin metropolis of Dessie which lies a few 13 km to the northwest.

Tadesse Tamrat information that archeologists determined a few stays of Christian settlements, dated to the past due first millennium of the contemporary era. When the missionary Johann Ludwig Krapf become led as a prisoner from Adare Bille's capital to the Teledere House of the Wollo Amhara in April 1843 he surpassed Kombolcha, which he described as a village close to the source of the Borkana River. Kombolcha was defined during the Italian career as having postal and telephone carrier, a health facility, a spaccio barrack village of the A.A.S.S. In addition to other upgrades meant for Italians. Kombolcha became used as a base by means of the United Nations Comfort Corporation and different humanitarian groups during the 1984 famine. On 19 November 1989 the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front claimed to have captured Kombolcha.