INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS a Aachen Aaland, Ou Åland (Skärgård) Aalborg, Ou Ålborg Aalst Aarau Aare (Die) Aargau Aarhus, År

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INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS a Aachen Aaland, Ou Åland (Skärgård) Aalborg, Ou Ålborg Aalst Aarau Aare (Die) Aargau Aarhus, År INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS A Afrika Tshipembe Álava Aachen Agadez Alba Iulia Aaland, ou Åland (skärgård) Agram Alba Longa Aalborg, ou Ålborg Agrigento Albarracín Aalst Agro Pontino Alcoi Aarau Agulhas (Cabo das) Alcoy Aare (die) Ahmadābād Alderney Aargau Ahmedabad Alemania Aarhus, Århus Ahmdâvâd Alentejo Aarlen Ahvenanmaa Alessandria Aarschot Aigaio pélagos Aleutian islands Aat Aígina Aleutskiye ostrova bādān Ain Temouchent Alexandrovsk Aἰtōlía Alfeiós Abakan, Ağban Akarnanía Algeciras Aberdeen Aken Algiers Aberdeenshire Akhaía Alhucemas Abidjan Akhalgori Alhucemas (peñón de) Abkhazeti Akhisar Allâhâbâd Aboû Dabî ‘Akkā, Akka Alma-Ata Abruzzi ‘Akko, Akko Almaty Abruzzo Akmolinsk Alpen (die) AbĢeron yarımadası Aksum Alphen aan den Rijn Abū Dhabi Aktau, Aktäŭ Alpi Abuja Aktobe Alpii Transilvaniei, ou Abu Sembil Aktyoubinsk Carpații Meridionali Abū Simbil Al Baḩrayn Alt Breisach Abū Ẓaby Al Basra, Al BaĢrah Altağ Acapulco de Juárez Alburz Altaiyin nuruɣu Accra Al Fallūja, Al Fallujah Altajskie gory Ach’ara Al Furāt Altenburg Achaïa Al Gizah Altmark Ach Cham Ḥ Alto Trás-os-Montes Aconcagua (el cerro) Al udaydah Amberes Açores Al Imārāt Amboina Adan Al ‘Irāq ṃḍ Ad Dar al Baïda Al Iskandarīyah A amān ôr Nikobār Ad Dawhad Al Jabal al Aswad dvīpsamūh ʼ Amel Ad Dawḥah Al Jazā ir Amelika Samoa Addis Abäba, Addīs Abābā Al Jizah, Al Jîzah Al Jūlān Amengijs Ad Dōḥah Al Khartûm, Al Kharţūm American Samoa Adige ῡ ʻAmmān Adirondack Mountains Al K t ou Kut al Amara Amsterdam Ādīs Ābeba Al Kuwayt Amu-Darya Adjatchê Al Majdal Āmūdaryā Admiralty Islands Al Manāmah Amudaryo Adygæ Al Mawṣil Amur Adyge Al Mukhā Amyderýa Adygeja Al Qāhira Anadyr’ Adygeya Al Qamar An Najaf Aelōn in Maje ļ Al Quds An Nasiriyah, An NāĢirīyah Aerschot Al-Sūdān An Nil Ā'ěrtài shānmài Al Uqsur Anadolu Afghānestān Al Urdun Anchorage Afghānistān Al Yaman Ancona Afrika-Dzonga Åland (skärgård) AlaĢehir Ancyra Contacts : [email protected] ; [email protected] Trésor des noms de lieux étrangers (2020) INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS Andalucía Arał tengizi Ausztria Andaman and Nicobar Arbîl Aventino islands Arel Averno (lago d’) Anderlecht Arequipa Ávila Andorra Argel Avstrija Andorra la Vella Argentina Avstriya Andorra la Vieja Argolída Avon Aneto (pico, pico del) Argostólion Avusturya Angēlā Argun Awres Angeles (Los) Arkadía Ayacucho Angkor Wat Arkansas Ayeyarwady Angola Arkhangelsk A Xec Bay Gian Ankara Arktičeskogo Instituta Axsum Annapūrņā (Ostrova) Ayiti Antakya Armeniya Azärbaycan, Azərbaycan Antalya Arnavutluk Azerbaycan Antananarivo Ar Raqqah Azovske more, Azovs'ke Antèwèipǔ Ar Ribāţ more Antigua and Barbuda Ar Rīyāḍ Azovskoe more Antiócheia Artsakh, ou Lerrnayin Antsirabe Gharabagh B Antsiranana Arvidsjaur Ba‘albak Antuérpia AĢ ġūmāl Baalbak Antwerp As Su‘ūdīyah Baarle-Hertog Antwerpen As Suways Baaschtnech Antwerpia Asàibàijiāng Bāb al Mandab Anvers Aserbaidschan Bačka Anversa AĢgabat Baçka Áo Ashkelon, Ashqelon Bácska Aòdàlìyà Asmara Bad Ems Aomen, Àomén Asmarah Bad Kreuznach Aoraki Asmera Badajoz Aosta Ańqalan Badalona Aotearoa Ańqelōn Badalona Ao Thai Assisi Baden Aphsny Assyout Baden-Württemberg Apia Astana Baektu-san, Paekdu-san Apkhazeti Astrakhan Baġdād Appennino, Appennini Asturias Baghdād Appennino ligure Asunciόn Bagrationovsk Appennino tosco-emiliano Aswān, Aswan Bahamas (The) Appenzell Ausserrhoden Asyut Bahr el Abiad Appenzell Innerrhoden Atacora (l’) Bahr el Azrak Apsny Athễnai Baia Apuseni (Munţii) Athίna Baigal nuur Aqaba, Akaba Áthos (to oros) Baigalai dabaan Aqtaoū, Aqtaū Atina Baile Átha Cliath Aqtöbe Attikḗ Bairiki Aquileia Attikí Baixo Mondego Aqyar Atyrau, Atyräŭ Baixo Vouga Araba Augsburg Bajkal (ozero) Aragats Austin (Mount) Bajkal’skij hrebet Aragó Australia Bakı Aragón Australien Bakü Arakadz Austria Balback Aral’skoe more Austrija Balbeck Contacts : [email protected] ; [email protected] Trésor des noms de lieux étrangers (2020) INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS Balbek Bayrût, Bayrūt Bermuda islands Baleares (Islas) Bayt Lahm Bern Balears (Illes) Baɣdād Berner Oberland Bălgarija, Bulgaria Bazardüzü Dağı Besarabia Balhań (ozero) Beachy head Besarabya BalqaĢ Köli Beaufort sea Beshar Baltarusija Beč Beskidy Baltkrievija Bechuanaland Beskydy Bamako Becicherecul Mare Besszarábia Banda Aceh Bécs Besztercebánya Bandar Seri Begawan Bedjaïa Bet Lechem Bandoeng Beert Beth Lechem Bandung Begaa Betpak-Dala Bangaluru Beijing, Běijīng Betpaqdala Banghāzī Beit Lechem Bettenhoven Bangui Běizhílì Beuthen Banja Luka Bekaa Bevekom Banjul Belagaavi Bever Bāṅlādesh Belagavi Beyruth Banskà Bystrica Belarous Bgayet Bǎojiālìyà Belarus’ Bharat Baranquilla Belau Bhutan Barbados Belém Biel Barbuda Belfast Bielarous Barcelona Belgaum Bielarus Bardhaman België Biele Karpaty Bardonecchia Belgien Bielgorod Barenčevo more Belgique Bielitz-Biala Barentshavet Belgorod Biella Barú Belice Bielsko-Biała Basarabia Beli Drim Bierk Basel Belize Bihać Basel-Landschaft Bellinzona Bikini Basel-Stadt Belluno Bilbao Bashār Belmopan Bilbo Bashkiriya Belo Horizonte Bílé Karpaty Bashkortostan Beloe more Bílý Halńtrov Basilacata Beloe ozero Bioko Bańkirija Beluha Biqa, Biqâ‘ Bańkortostan Belūkha Birkenau BaĢqortostan Benetke Birobidžan Basra, Basrah Benevento Birobidzshan Basseterre Bengalooru Bishkek Bastenach Benguela Bińkek Bastenaken Bénin (le) Bissau Bathurst Benin City Bitola Baton Rouge Beograd Bitolj Batschka Beqa, Beqaa Bitolya Batum Berchtesgaden Bitsingen Batumi Bergama Bizkaia Bautzen Bergamo Bjørnøya Bāxī Bergen Blantyre Bāxīlìyà Beringa (ostrov) Bliesgau Bayerischer Wald Beringovo more Bloemfontein Bayern Bering Sea Blue Mountain peak Bayreuth Berlin Blumenau Contacts : [email protected] ; [email protected] Trésor des noms de lieux étrangers (2020) INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS Bó Hăi Brescia Bulharsko Boa Esperança (cabo da) Brest Bullgaria Bochum Brest-Litovsk Büllingen Bodensee (der) Bridgetown Bulibiya Boğazkale Brig-Glis Bùlǔsài'ěr Boğaziçi Brindisi Burdhman Boğazköy Brisbane Burdwan Boggy Peak Brisel Burgdorf Bogor Brisele Burkina (le) Böhmerwald British Columbia Burma Bolbeek British Islands Bursa Bolgarija Briuselis Būr Saʻīd Bolívar (Pico) Brno Burundi Bolivia Bromberg Buryaad Ulas Bologna Bronzolo Buryatiya (Respublika) Bol’ńevik (Ostrov) Broussel Busan Bolzano Brugge Busra, Busrah Bonn Brügge Bussora, Bussorah Bôrdhoman Brüksel Bydgoszcz Borgloon Bruneck Bytom Borgworm Brunei Bytown Bosna i Hercegovina Brunei Darussalam Bosna-Seraï Brunico C Bosna ve Hersek Brünn Caaguazú Bosnia and Herzegovina Bruselas Cabinda Bosnia-Erzegovina Brussel Cabo Verde Bosnia Ģi Herţegovina Brüssel Cádiz Bosnien und Herzegowina Brussels Cagliari Bosnja dhe Hercegovina Bruxelles Calabria Boston Brześć Kujawski Calexico Bosznia és Hercegovina Brzezinka Caledonian Canal Botswana Bucareste Calgary Botten Bucharest Camarões Bottniska viken Buchenland Cambodia Bournemouth Bucovina Camboya Bouvetøya București Cambrian Mountains Bozcaada Budapest Cameroon Bozen Budyńin Cameroun (le) Bracbant, ou Brākbant Buenos Aires Campania Bragança Buffalo Campidoglio Brăila Bug Campuchia Brandenburg Bugarska Canada (le) Branzoll Buitenzorg Canada Brasil Bujumbura Canadà Brasília Bukarest Çanakkale Boğazı Brașov Bukureńt Canarias Brassó Bukareszt Canberra Bratislava Bukavu Cantabria Braunschweig Bukovyna Canterbury Brazil Bukowina (die) Cape Town Brazzaville BükreĢ Capua Brčko Bukureshti Caracas Breisach am Rhein Bulgaria Carignano Breisel Bulgària Caroline Island, ou Caroline Breisgau Bulgarien Atoll Bremen Bulgaristan Contacts : [email protected] ; [email protected] Trésor des noms de lieux étrangers (2020) INDEX DES NOMS ÉTRANGERS Caroline Islands, ou the Chuqichaka Čuvańija Carolines Chur Cymru Carpați Chuugoku Cyprus Carpentaria (Gulf of) Çin Częstochowa Carrara Cina Cartagena Ciŋkappūr D Caserta Citlāltepētl Dąbrowa Górnicza Castilla Coburg Dachau Castilla la Nueva Coihaique Dadu Castilla la Vieja Coimbra Dagestan Castries Coira Dağlıq Qarabağ, ou Yuxarı Cataluña Colline Metallifere Qarabağ Catalunya Colombia Dagö und Ösel (inseln) Catania Como Dairen Čăvań Jen Como (lago di) Dakar Cayman islands Comoras Dakota Čechy Conakry Dalarna Čečnjá Congo Dàlián, Dalian Centrafrique (la) Congo Dalmacija Ceresole Alba Coni Dalmaçya Cerignola Connecticut Dalmatien Černi vrăh Cook (Mount) Dalmazia Černogorija Cook Islands Dalny Cerro Catedral Coral Sea Islands Dalsland Cervino (monte) Cordillera Bética Damagaram Česko Cordillera Cantábrica Damān Český les Cordillera Ibérica, ou Montes Damanhur Ceuta Ibéricos Damão Chalkida Córdoba Dàmào Shān Chalkidiki Córdoba Đà Nẵng Chaltén (Cerro) Corea del Norte Danmark Chamal Dār Fūr Corea del Sur Danzig Chang’an, Chángān Cornwall Dão-Lafões Changbai shan Cortemaggiore Dapsang Chanià Coruña (La) Dar Beïda Channel Islands Costa Rica Dar el Beïda Cheen Côte d’Ivoire Dar el Beïda Chennai Cotonou Dar es Salaam Chevtchenko Cottbus Dār Fūr Chicago Cova da Beira Darfur Chile Cremona Darjeeling, ou Darjiling Chimborazo CriĢana Daryā-ye Māzandarān, ou Chin Cristóbal Colón (pico) Daryā-ye Xazar China Crișul Daugava Chiny Crna Gora Davos Chíos Črna gora Dawson city Chirripó (cerro) Crn Drim Dàwù Shān ChiĢinǎu Cuba Debrecen Chhogori Cucurbăta Mare Debreţin Chomolangma, ou Čudskoe ozero Debrezin Chomolungma Cuéllar Decepción Chosŏn Cuira Deception island Chûgaku Čukotskij avtonomnyj okrug Dehra Dun Chukotkaken avtonomnyken Cuneo Dehradun okrug Curaçao Delap-Uliga-Darrit Chumulangma Feng Cusco Delaware Contacts : [email protected] ; 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