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This Index Contaitls No Reference to the Introductory Tables, Nor to the Additions and Corrections INDEX THis Index contaitls no reference to the Introductory Tables, nor to the Additions and Corrections. (.For index for these, see pages xiii, xiv.) AAC ABY AACHEN (Prussia), 942, 944 Aboisso (French West Africa), 920 Aalborg (Denmark), 823 Abrnzzi e Molise (Italy), 1025 Aalen ( Wiirtternbel'g), 934 Ahu (India), 126 Aaru.u (Switzerland): 1338 Abnna (Coptic bishop), 670 Aargau(Switzerland), 1335,1337,1343 Aburi (Gold Coast), 258 Aarhuus (Denmark), 823 Abyssinia, 205, 669 sqrz Abaco Island (Bahu.mae), 347 - agriculture, 671 Abaian Island (Pacific}, 456 -area, 669 Abancay (Peru), 1199 -army, 670 Abangarez mines (Costa Rica), 800 -bank, 672 Abd el·Aziz es-Saud, Emir of - books of reference, 673 Riyadh, 1366 -boundary, 205, 282, 669, 1049 Abclul Aziz-Bin Saud (El Hassa), 1352 -coal, 671 Abdul Hamid Halim Shah, Sultan, - coffee, 671 (Kcdah}, 179 -commerce, 671 Abdnllah, Emir of Kerak, 1367 - communication~, 672 Abdnllah, Sultan (Pahu.ng), 174 -currency, 672 Abdullah ibn .Mitah, Emir of Hail, -defence, 6i0 1366 - diplomatic representatives, 678 Abemama Is. (Pacific), 456 -education, 671 Abercom (N. Rhodesia), 211 - Empress, 669 Aberdare forest (Kenya}, 185 - forests, 67 J Aberdeen, burgh, 23 -gold, 671 -county, 22 - government, 669 -university, 32 -imports and exports, 671, 916 Aberdeen (South Dakota), 623 -justice, 671 Aberdeen (Washington, U.S.A), 640 - leased territory, 282, 670 Aberystwith College, 32 -minerals, 671 Abeshr{Wadai), 909 - money and credit, 672 Abgarris Is. (Pacific), 431 - population, 670 Abhasians (Georgia), 936 - provinces, 669 Abidjan (French West Africa), 921 -races, 670 Abijean (French West Africa), 920, - railways, 672, 916 0 921 - religion, 268, 670 Abo (Finland), 851; university, 851 - roads, 672, 916 Abo-Dji:irneborg (Finland), 850 - rubber, 6il 1899 1400 TilE STATES~IAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1922 A.DY AFR Abyssinia, slavery, 669, 670 Afghanistan, boundaries, 674, 6i5 - steamers, 670 - commerce, 152, 677 - telegraphs and telephones, 672 - communications, 677 - towns, 670 -copper, 676 -trade routes, 671, 916 -currency, 677 - weights and measures, 672 - defence, 676 Acadia Univ. (Nova Scotia), 295 -· finance, 676 Acajutla (Salvador), port, 1272 -gold, 677 .A.camania (Greece), 988 -government, 675 Acchele Guzai (Eritrea), 1048 - imports and exports, 152, 677 Accra (Gold Coast), 258, 259 -iron, 677 - wireless station, 259 ·-justice, 675 .A.ccrington, 18 -land cultivation, 676 Achaia (Greece), 988 -manufactures, 677 Acklin's Island (Bahamas), 347 - minerals, 676, 677 Aconcagua (Chile), prov., 749 - news]Japers, 675 Acre (Palestine), port, 1375 -posts, 677 Acre Territory (Brazil), 729 -production, 676 Adana (vilayet), 1352, 1359 -provinces, 675 - cotton spinning, 1359 -reigning sovereign, 675, 676 AddisAbbaba (Abyssinia), 669, 670, - revenue, 676 671, 672, 916 -sheep, 676 Adelaide (S. Austt·alia), 407 ; port, - telephones, 677 370; univ., 408 -towns, 675 Aden, 99, 124, 194, 1367 ; boun- - trade and trade roates, 152, 677 dary, 99 ; railway, 100 -treaty with Great Britain, 67o - wireless station, 205 - tribes, 675 Adi Caieh (Eritrea), 1048 -wheat, 676 Adi Ugri (Eritrea), 1048 -wool, 676 Adjame (Ivory Coast), 920 .A.fgoi (It. Somalilantl), 1050 Admiralty Is. (N. Guinea), 429,4 30,432 Africa, Central, Protectorate, see - area and population, 432 N yasaland Protectorate, 200 - coconuts, 432 - Colonies in, Belgian, 186, 714 sqq - pearl fisheries, 432 - -British, 182 sqq Adolph Haven, see Morobe - - French, 255, 260, 261, 892, Adrar (Mauritania), 923 893, 901 hqq -(Spanish Sahara), 1313 --Italian, 191, 1036, 1048 sqq Adrianople, 1352 --Portuguese, 1220, 1222, 1225, - (Thrace), 988 1226 sqq Adrianopolis (Greece), 989 --Spanish, 1109, 1110, 1111, Adua (Abyssinia}, 670 1112, 1299, 1300, 1304, 1313, .lEgean Islands, 988, 1053, 1354 1314 - Greek, 988, 989, 1352 -East (British), 183 sqq - Italian, 1053 --(Italian), 191, 205, 282, 1036, - minerals, 994 1049 - Turkish, 989, 1354 -(Port.), 1220, 1222, 1225, 1228 .lEtolia (Greece), 988 - Equatorial (French), ll92, 907 aqq Afghanistan, 67 4 sqq -North (French), 892,893, 901•qq; -agriculture, 676 see also Algeria, Morocoo, Tunis - .A.mir, 675 --(Italian), 1036, 1051 -area and population, 674, 675 --(Spanish), 1109, 1110, llll, -army, 676 1112, 1299, 1300, 1304, 1313 -books of reference, 678 -South (British), 206 sqq INDEX 1401 AFR ALA Africa, Soutl1, Union of, 215 sqq 1 Ajmer-Merwara, religion, 132 - S.-West(J3ritish), 245 sqq Akershus (Norway), 1158; fort, -West (British), 250 sqq 1162 --(French), 255, 260, 261, 892, Akhtamar, Catholieos of, 1354 893, 916 sqq Akita (Japan), 1061 --(Port.), 1220, 1222, 1225,1226, Akka (Palestine), 1375 1227 Akron (Ohio), 473, 606 - - (Spanish), 1299, 1300, 1313, , Aksu (Sin-Kiang), 784 1314 ' Akureyri (Iceland), 834 Afrikya, see 'l'unis Akuse (Gold Coast), 258 Agalega Is. (l'rfaul"itius), 199 Alabama, 469, 515 sqq Agai\a (Guam), 663 -agriculture, 489, 4.90, 516 Agdenes (Norway), fort, 1162 ---area and pop., 469, 486, 515 Agder, Aust~ Vest(Norway), 1158 -books of reference, 517 · Agege (Nigeria), 253 -charity, 516 Agordat (J<:ritrea), 1048 - cities, 515 Agra (prov. ), see United Provinces -communications, 517 - -land tenure and revenue, 142 -constitution aud government, --tea, 144 515 - (town), 131 - cotton, 490, 516, 517 Agram or Zagreb (Serb, Croat, -crime, 516 Slovene), univ., 1282 -debt, 516 Aguarate mines (Costa Rica), 800 -education, 515 Agnadulcc (Panama), port, 1175 -farms, 516 Aguas Blancas (Chile), 753 -finance, 516 Aguascalientes(Mex.), 1100; tu., 1101 -Germans in, 515 Agusau dist. (Philippine Js. ), 659 -imports and exports, 517 Ahmad Shah (Persia), 1188 -Indians in, 515 Ahmadi, El, mosque, 268 -iron, 516 Ahmedabri.d (India), 131 - live stock, 516 Ahmed Fuad, Sultan (Egypt), 264 -maize, 516 Aluned ibn J obar, Sultan of Koweit, -manufactures, 516 1367 - pauperi.m, 516 A-ichi Univ. (Japan), 1062 -port, 504, 517 Aidin (Asia Minor), 989; cotton -production and industry, 489, ~Finning, 1359; forests, 1358 490, 516 Aigun (China), port, 763 - public Janus, 486 Aimak race (Afghanistan), 675 - railways, 517 Ain Galakka (Kanem), 909 - religion, 515 Ain Sefra (Algeria), 901, 902 -representation, 465, 515 Aintab (Syria), 1378 -rice, 489 Aitutaki Island (Cook Islands), 446 -river navigation, 517 Aix (l<'rance), univ., 869 -savings banks, 517 Ajk (Hungary), coal, 1018 -sugar, 516 Ajmer, town (India), 131 -timber, 491, 492, 517 Ajmer-Merwara, agric., 142, 143 -tobacco, 516 -area and pop., 122, 124 -universities, 516 -births and deaths, 130 -wheat, 516 -education, .134 -wool, 516 -forests, 143, 144 Alagoas (Brazil), state, 729, 732 - govern!llent, 122 Alais (France), 866 -land revenue, 142 .t\#ljuela (Qp.sta Rica), 798 ; town, -- -tenure, 142 79Y 1402 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1922 ALA ALU Alanu (Finlanu), 850 Al hania, justice, 680 Alaouites, Territory of the (Syria), i - minerals, 680 1377, 1378 -ports, 680 Alaska, 4 70, 650 sqq - prouuction and industry, 680 - agriculture, 651 - religion, 680 -area and pop., 470, 486, 650 -roads, 680 - books of reference, 652 -towns, 680 - Chinese in, 650 -wool, 680 - commerce, 652 Albany (New York), 4i3, 59f>, 596 - communications, 652 - (W. Australia), 370, 413 -copper, 651 Alhay (Philippines), 660 -defence, 481 Albert, King (Belgium), iOl, 714 -education, 476, 650 --Prince (Monaco), 1107 - Eskimo in, 650 1 Alberta (Canada), 290, 313 sqq -farms, 651 - agriculture, 299, 300, 315 - finance, 650 -area and pop., 293, 314 -fisheries, 499, 651 -births, marriages, deaths, 294,314 -forests, 492, 651 -books of reference, 316 -gold, 494, 651 , - coal, 302, 316 -government, 467, 650 -commerce, 316 - Governor, 650 -communications, 316 -imports and exports, 651 - constitution and government, 290, - Indians in, 650 291, 292,313 -Japanese in, 650 1 - crops, 299, 300, 315 -justice, 650 -dairy products, 316 -manufactures, 651 -debt 315 - mining, 494, 651 - edudation, 295, 296, 314 - petroleum, 651 - exports, 316 - ports, 504, 652 -finance, 298, 315 - posts and telegraphs, 652 - fisheries, 302, 316 - production, &c., 651 - forests, 301, 316 - publie lands, 486, 487, 651 -justice and crime, 315 -railways, 652 - land-holdings, 300 -reindeer, 651 -Legislative Assembly, 292, 313 - religion, 650 -Lieutenant-Governor, 292, 313, - representation, 650 314 - sealing, 651 - live stock, 316 - shipping, 504, 652 -localgovernmcnt, 292, 314 -silver, 651 -lumber production, 301 -timber, 492, 6fi1 - manufactures, 301, 316 - towns, 650 - mining, 302, 303 - troops in, 481 -ministry, 314 Ala'u'd-din Sulaiman Shah, Sultan - municipal districts, 315 (Selimgor), 174 -natural gas, 316 Alava (Spain), province, 1299 - petroleum, 316 Albacete (Spain), province, 1299 - political parties, 313 Albania, 679 sqq, 1351 - production & industry, 299, 300, - agriculture, 680 301) 302, 303, 315 - area and population, 680 -railways, 308, 316 -books of reference, 681 - ranches, 300, 316 - communications, 680 - religion, 295 - education, 680 -representation, 290, 291, 292, 313 - government, 679 - telephones, 316 INDEX 1403 AI.B ALL Alberta (Canada), towns, 314 Algeria, faculties. 869, 902 -university, 295, 315 -finance, 901, 903 -wheat, 299, 315 - fisheries, 905 -wool, 316 -flax, 904 Albertville (B.Cong.) w'rless stn., 718 - foreigners in, 902 Albuquerque (New Mexico), 593 - forests, 904 Albury (New South Wales), 378 -fruit, 904 Alca.zar (Morocco), 1110, 1114, 1115 -government, 861, 901 Alcoy (Spain), 1300 - Governor.Generul, 901 Aldabra Islands (Seychelles), 203 ' - imports and exports, 905 Alderney, government, 88, 89 ; I - imlustry, 904, 905 population, 25 -iron,
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