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Altona

American  
[ahl-toh-nah] / ˈɑl toʊ nɑ /

noun

  1. a metropolitan district of Hamburg, Germany: formerly an independent city.


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The group was wearing dark clothes and hoods and was seen erecting the Union flags on Saturday evening in Altona Drive and Altona Gardens.

From BBC

In Victoria, where Viva’s Geelong terminal and Exxon’s Altona facility supply all of the state’s needs, Viva said it sees opportunities to expand its refinery once Exxon exits production.

From Reuters

Only a handful of residents died in nearby Altona, which filtered its water through sand.

From Scientific American

A large party of young people in Altona in July caused several local leagues to shut down briefly in the wake of positive cases.

From Washington Times

“The schools are Queen of Peace Parish primary in Altona, Aitken Hill primary school in Craigieburn, Maribyrnong College, Fitzroy high school, Port Phillip specialist school, Al-Taqwa College in Truganina,” she said.

From The Guardian