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Revision as of 19:13, 6 March 2025
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| Countries |
| United States of America • Israel • Canada • Great Britain |
| Other locations |
| Crown Heights • Kfar Chabad • Montreal • Toronto • Antwerp • Liozna • Lubavitch • Boro Park • Manhattan • Monsey • Florida • Miami • Los Angeles • Shchedrin |
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The Geography of Chabad consists of an international network of communities, institutions, outreach centers, and other means of impact and presence. These include major Chabad Chassidic communities in North America and Israel, other communities in Europe, South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Chabad outreach institutions are widely known in places where little other Chassidic presence is known. The impact of Chabad is also found in regional and remote areas through seasonal programs (Merkos Shlichus). And Chabad also maintains a very strong presence on the internet.
In many cases, older communities in Tsarist Russia located in small villages no longer maintain a regular Chabad presence. However, some locations will attract visitors on specific occassions.