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== Replicas ==
'''Extended Article - [[770 Kfar Chabad]]'''

On the 15th of Tammuz 1985, the Rebbe requested to build an exact replica of 770 in [[Kfar Chabad]] - construction was completed on the 15th of Tammuz 1986. Following this, a trend began of building 770 replicas around the world: even before this, there was a replica in Milan.

==== [[Eretz Yisroel]] ====
[[File:770 כפח.jpg|thumb|The 770 In Kfar Chabad]]
# Kfar Chabad - Built in 1986, at the Rebbe's request.
# Ramat Shlomo, Jerusalem - Built in 2003, by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Havlin.
# Zichron Yaakov - Built by Shliach Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Freiman.
# Kiryat Ata - Built by Rabbi Chaim Shlomo Diskin.
# Migdal HaEmek - Built by Chabad institutions in Migdal HaEmek.
# Itamar in the Shomron - Private home of the Nuama family.
# Gedera - Private home of Rabbi Nes Carmon.
# Kiryat Arba - Built by Shliach Rabbi Victor Attia.
# Pisgat Zeev, Jerusalem - Built by Shliach Rabbi Yitzchak Kurtz.
# Afula - Beit Gabi V'Rivki - Built by Rabbi Shimon Rosenberg.
# Mitzpe Ramon - Built by Shliach Rabbi Tzvi Slonim.
# Kfar Tapuach - Private home.
# Kiryat Gat - Shaarei Geulah Synagogue.
# Rishon LeTzion - Built by Shliach Rabbi Segal.
# Beit Shean - Opened in 2018, named after Rabbi Yaakov Aryeh Shmulevitz.
# Beitar - Built by Rabbi Yaakov Schnur.
# Sderot - Built by Shliach Rabbi Moshe Zeev Pizem.

==== Buildings Under Construction ====
# Ofakim - Built by the Shliach, Rabbi Hershkowitz
# Shlomi, Northern Eretz HaKodesh - To be built by Shliach Rabbi Benny Nachum
# Neurim Neighborhood, Rishon LeZion - To be built by Shliach Rabbi Eli Segal
# Yavniel
# Elad - Beis Menachem Synagogue
# Chadera - To be built by Shliach Rabbi Shaul Axelrod in Givat Olga neighborhood
# Charish
# Kiryat Malachi - In Nachalat Menachem neighborhood, built by R' Mendy Lerner
# Beit Shemesh Rama Alef - Built by Rabbi Michael Abishid

==== Throughout the World ====
[[File:בית חב"ד ניו ג'רסי.jpg|thumb|Rutgers University, New Jersey - The Largest Chabad House in the World]]
# Los Angeles, California - Central Chabad House built in 1982
# Los Angeles, California - Girls' School. Built in 2003
# Milan, Italy - Built by Rabbi Gershon Mendel Garelik
# Melbourne, Australia - Built by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Gutnick
# Rutgers University, New Jersey, United States - Chabad House, built by Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Carlebach
# Ocean, New Jersey, United States - Chabad Synagogue, built by Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Carlebach
# Cleveland, Ohio - Chabad House, built by Rabbi Leibel Alevsky
# Sao Paulo, Brazil - Central Chabad House. Built by Rabbi Shabtai Alperin
# Kamenskoe, Ukraine - Built by Shliach Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Stambler
# Ramenskaya, Moscow - Built by Rabbi Yitzchak Kogan
# Buenos Aires, Argentina - Built by Shliach Rabbi Plotka
# Haditch, Ukraine - Near the tziyun of the Alter Rebbe
# Santiago, Chile - Built by Shliach Rabbi Perman
# Camp Gan Israel Montreal summer camp
# Tacoma, Washington - Built by Shliach Rabbi Zalman Heber in 2012
# Dharamkot, North India - Built by Shliach Dror Shaul
# Queens, New York - Under construction by Shliach Rabbi Shraga Zalmanov
# Manila, Philippines - Built by Shliach Rabbi Yossi Levy
# Crown Heights, Brooklyn - Synagogue on Lefferts Avenue
# Romainville, Paris, France - Chabad House
# St. Brice sous Foret, France - Chabad House
# Sarcennes, France - Chabad House
# Baltimore, Maryland - Yeshivas Lubavitch
# El Paso, Texas - Chabad House
# Cincinnati, Ohio - Yeshivas Lubavitch
# Pucon, Chile - Chabad House