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Adi Bakel ዓዲ ባዕከል
Adi Bakel ዓዲ ባዕከል Location in Eritrea
Coordinates: 15°00′54.6″N 39°06′55.4″E / 15.015167°N 39.115389°E / 15.015167; 39.115389
Country	Eritrea
Region	Debub
Elevation	2,092 m (6,864 ft)

Adi Bakel Tigrinya: ዓዲ ባዕከል, also spelled Adiba'ikel or Ādība’ikel) ^[1] is a village in the Debub region and Hadegti sub-region in Eritrea.

The Hadegti Subregion includes the villages Adi Bakel, Iwanet, Adebuur, Adi Keyih, Hadish Adi, Maereba and Degra Merieto.

The inhabitants of Hadegti speak Tigrinya. In Adi Bakel, there are two Orthodox Tewahedo Churches.

"Adi" means "village" or "hometown" and "Bakel" means a red clay.