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ShopifyDire Dawa developed in 1902 as a station on the railway linking Addis Ababa with the port of Djibouti, after the route bypassed nearby Harar. The city remains an important transport and commercial centre in eastern Ethiopia and is administered as a chartered city. The seasonal Dechatu River separates the older Megala quarter from Kezira, the district built around the railway. Dire Dawa’s architecture reflects Ethiopian, Somali, Harari, Arab and European influences. Coordinates: 9.6009° N, 41.8501° E.