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South America G5202 SOUTH AMERICA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, G5202 ETC. .A35 Altiplano .A4 Amazon River .A5 Andes .C6 Coasts .C7 Cordillera Occidental .C85 Cuyuni River .G5 Giant Mercosul Aquifer .G7 Gran Chaco .G8 Guyana Shield .P3 Paraná River [Brazil-Argentina] .R6 Roraima, Mount .U7 Uruguay River 1882 G5242 GUIANAS. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, ETC. G5242 .C6 Coasts 1883 G5252 GUYANA. BRITISH GUIANA. REGIONS, NATURAL G5252 FEATURES, ETC. .B4 Berbice River .C6 Coasts .D4 Demerara River 1884 G5253 GUYANA. BRITISH GUIANA. ADMINISTRATIVE G5253 DISTRICTS, ETC. .B3 Barima-Waini Region .C8 Cuyuni-Mazaruni Region .D4 Demerara-Mahaica Region .E2 East Berbice-Corentyne .E3 East Demerara-West Coast Berbice .E8 Essequibo Islands-West Demerara Region .M2 Mahaica-Berbice Region .M3 Mazaruni-Potaro .N6 North West .P6 Pomeroon-Supenaam Region .P7 Potaro-Siparuni Region .R8 Rupununi .U6 Upper Demerara-Berbice Region .U7 Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo Region .W4 West Demerara-Essequibo Coast 1885 G5254 GUYANA. BRITISH GUIANA. CITIES AND TOWNS, G5254 ETC. .B3 Bartica .G4 Georgetown .G4:2T5 Timehri International [Georgetown] .N4 New Amsterdam 1886 G5262 SURINAME. DUTCH GUIANA. REGIONS, NATURAL G5262 FEATURES, ETC. .B7 Browns Mountain .C6 Coasts .S3 Saramacca River .S8 Suriname River .T25 Tambaredjo Oil Field .T29 Tapanahoni River .T3 Tapanahony-Bekken 1887 G5263 SURINAME. DUTCH GUIANA. ADMINISTRATIVE G5263 DISTRICTS, ETC. .B7 Brokopondo .C5 Commewijne .C6 Coronie .M3 Marowijne .N5 Nickerie .P3 Para .S2 Saramacca .S8 Suriname [District] 1888 G5264 SURINAME. DUTCH GUIANA. CITIES AND TOWNS, G5264 ETC. .A5 Albina .M6 Moengo .N6 Nieuw-Nickerie .P3 Paramaribo 1889 G5272 FRENCH GUIANA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, G5272 ETC. .C3 Cayenne Island .C6 Coasts .S25 Safety Islands 1890 G5273 FRENCH GUIANA. ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS G5273 .C3 Cayenne .S2 Saint-Laurent du Maroni 1891 G5274 FRENCH GUIANA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G5274 .B3 Balata .C3 Cayenne .K6 Kourou .M2 Mana .M3 Matoury .S2 Saint-Laurent du Maroni .S5 Sinnamary 1892 G5282 VENEZUELA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, ETC. G5282 .A4 Altagracia de Orituco .A5 Andes, Cordillera de los .A7 Araya, Peninsula de .A75 Aro River .A8 Aves de Barlovento .A82 Aves de Sotavento .A85 Aves Island .B4 Besitzung El Caura .C15 Canaima, Parque Nacional .C2 Cariaco, Gulf of .C3 Caroní River .C33 Casiguiare .C6 Coasts .C65 Costa, Cordillera de la .E4 El Avila, Parque Nacional .E43 El Callao .E48 El Portachuelo .G5 Giana Highlands .G7 Great Savannah .G8 Guasipati-El Dorado .G83 Guayana Region .H8 Hueque River .L6 Los Rogues .L62 Los Roques, Parque Nacional Archipiélago .L66 Los Teuqes-Cua .M2 Maracaibo Basin .M29 Maracaibo Channel .M3 Maracaibo Lake .M34 Margarita Channel .M35 Margarita Island .M4 Mérida, Cordillera de .M55 Morrocoy, Parque Nacional .M6 Mount Roraima .O7 Orinoco River [Venezuela and Colombia] .O712 Orinoco River Delta .O72 Orinoco-Ventuari .P3 Paragua River .P35 Paraguaná Peninsula .P37 Paria, Gulf of [Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago] .Q8 Quiamare .T3 Tablazo Bay .T4 Temblador Field .T45 Ticoporo Forest .T5 Tinaco Region .T6 Tocuyo River .T68 Tortuga Island .U5 Unare River 1893 G5282 VENEZUELA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, ETC. G5282 .Y3 Yaracuy River 1894 G5283 VENEZUELA. STATES, TERRITORIES G5283 .A4 Amazonas [Ter.] .A5 Anzoátegui [State] .A6 Apure .A7 Aragua [State] .B3 Barinas [State] .B6 Bolívar [State] .B62 Bolívar [Zulia : District] .C3 Carabobo .C6 Cojedes [State] .D4 Delta Amacuro .D5 Distrito Federal .F3 Falcón .G8 Guárico [State] .L3 Lara .M3 Mérida [State] .M4 Miranda [State] .M6 Monagas [State] .N8 Nueva Esparta .P6 Portuguesa .S8 Sucre [State] .T3 Táchira .T7 Trujillo [State] .V2 Vargas [State] .Y3 Yaracuy .Z3 Zamora [Aragua] .Z8 Zulia 1895 G5284 VENEZUELA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G5284 .A2 Acarigua [Portuguesa] .A4 Alatgracia .A46 Anaco .A6 Aragua de Barcelona .A7 Araure .A72 Araya .A8 Aroa .B2 Barcelona [Bolívar, Anzoátegui] .B3 Barinas .B33 Barinitas .B4 Barquisimeto .B44 Baruta [Miranda] .B68 Betijoque .B7 Biscucuy .B74 Boca de Aroa .B75 Boca del Pao .B8 Boconó .B9 Buena Vista [Anzoátegui] .C2 Cabimas .C22 Cabudare .C225 Cagua .C234 Caicara .C237 Caicara de Orinoco .C24 Calabozo .C27 Cantaura .C28 Caraballeda .C3 Caracas .C33 Carayaca .C333 Cariaco .C337 Caripe .C34 Caripito .C343 Carirubana .C35 Carora .C352 Carrizal [Miranda] .C353 Carúpano .C355 Casanay .C36 Casigua [Zulia] .C365 Catia La Mar .C37 Caucagua .C4 Chichiriviche [Falcón] .C47 Chivacoa .C48 Choroní .C49 Churuguara .C5 Ciudad Bolívar .C58 Ciudad Guayana .C58:2C8 C.V.G. Ferrominera Orinoco C.A. [Ciudad Guayana] .C58:3P8 Puerto Ordaz [Ciudad Guayana] 1896 G5284 VENEZUELA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G5284 .C58:3S2 San Félix [Ciudad Guayana] .C6 Ciudad Ojeda .C66 Colon .C675 Colonia Tovar [Aragua] .C7 Coro .C75 Cúa .C8 Cumaná .C9 Cumanacoa .D2 Dabajuro .D8 Duaca .E12 Ejido .E17 El Baul .E2 El Callao .E26 El Consejo [Aragua] .E35 El Morro de Barcelona .E4 El Pilar .E48 El Socorro .E58 El Sombrero .E6 El Tigre .E7 El Tocuyo .E82 El Vigía .G2 Guacara .G3 Guanare .G34 Guanta .G5 Guarico .G6 Guasdualito .G65 Guasipati .G7 Guatire .G9 Güiria .H5 Higuerote .I4 Independencia [Táchira] .I5 Irapa .J6 Juangriego .J7 Judibana .L12 La Asunción [Nueva Esparta] .L2 La Concepción .L23 La Encantada .L27 La Fría .L28 La Grita .L3 La Guaira [Distrito Federal] .L42 La Puerta [Valera] .L47 La Vela de Coro .L48 La Victoria [Atagua] .L49 Las Mercedes .L496 Lecherias El Morro .L5 Libertad [Táchiro] .L9 Los Teques [Miranda] 1897 G5284 VENEZUELA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G5284 .M2 Machiques .M26 Macuto .M3 Maiquetía .M4 Maracaibo .M5 Maracay .M53 Mariara .M54 Marigüita .M56 Maturín .M7 Mene de Mauroa .M75 Mene Grande .M8 Mérida .M9 Morón .M93 Motatán .N2 Naguanagua .N6 Nirgua .O19 Ocumare de la Costa .O2 Ocumare del Tuy .P24 Pampatar .P27 Paraíso de Chabasquén .P28 Pariaguán .P3 Petare .P37 Píritu [Portuguesa] .P4 Porlamar .P43 Pozuelos .P48 Puerto Ayacucho .P5 Puerto Cabello .P53 Puerto Cumarebo .P6 Puerto de Hierro .P65 Puerto La Cruz [Anzoátegui] Puerto Ordaz see G5284 .C58:3P8 .P7 Punta Cardón .P73 Punta de Mata .P85 Punto Fijo [Falcon] .Q5 Quibor .Q6 Quiriquire .R5 Río Caribe .R6 Rosario [Zulia] .R8 Rubio .S15 San Antonio [Los Salias, Miranda] .S17 San Antonio [Monagas] .S2 San Antonio [Táchira] .S27 San Carlos [Cojedes] .S29 San Casimiro .S3 San Cristóbal [Táchira] .S36 San Felipe San Félix see G5284 .C58:3S2 .S4 San Fernando 1898 G5284 VENEZUELA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G5284 .S45 San Joaquín [Carabobo] .S5 San José de Guanipa .S54 San José de Río Chico .S56 San Juan de Colón .S6 San Juan de los Morros .S65 San Mateo .S7 San Rafael .S714 San Sebastián .S73 San Tomé .S74 Sanare .S75 Santa Ana [Anzoátegui] .S76 Santa Ana [Córdoba] .S787 Santa Elena .S795 Santa María de Ipire .S8 Santa Rita [Bolívar, Zulia] .S92 Santa Teresa [Miranda] .S935 Santo Tomé de Guayana .S98 Soledad .T2 Táriba .T28 Tinaco .T3 Tinaquillo .T42 Tocuyo .T44 Tovar .T44 Tovar .T5 Trujillo .T55 Tucacas .T59 Tucupido .T6 Tucupita .T73 Tumeremo .T8 Turiamo .T83 Turineio .U4 Urachiche .U5 Ureña .V2 Valencia .V3 Valera .V35 Valle de Guanape .V4 Valle de la Pascua .V5 Zilla Bruzual .V6 Villa de Cura .Y25 Yare .Y3 Yaritagua .Z3 Zaraza 1899 G5292 COLOMBIA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, ETC. G5292 .A73 Arenas Island .A8 Atlantico, Proyecto .A85 Atrato River .B3 Bajo Nueva .B6 Bogotá, Sabana de .B8 Buenaventura Bay .C15 Caguán River .C2 Caño Limón .C28 Cauca River .C5 Chirichiri Bay .C6 Coasts .C612 Colombia Bay .C62 Consortium Berger .D2 Dagua River .D3 Darién Region .D6 Doguadó River .G6 Guajira Peninsula .G82 Guatapé River .I2 Ibaqui-Armenia .J2 Japurá River [Colombia and Brazil] .L4 Lebrija River .L45 León River .L5 Llanos [Colombia and Venezuela] .M3 Magdalena River .M35 Maracaibo, Gulf of .M5 Miraflores Reservoir .M6 Morrosquillo, Gulf of .N25 Napipí River .N3 Nare River .P4 Peranchito River .P45 Perija Mountains [Colombia and Venezuela] .P83 Puracé, Parque Nacional .R3 Ranchería River .S3 Saint Andrews Island .S4 Salamanca, Parque Nacional Isla de .S42 Salaquí River .S425 San Juan River .S43 San Lucas Ridge .S49 Santa Marta Bay .S5 Santa Marta Range .S55 Sierra Nevada de Los Coconucos .S56 Sinú River .T34 Tairona, Parque Nacional .T7 Truandó River .U68 Urabá, Gulf of .U7 Urrao Valley 1900 G5293 COLOMBIA. ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS G5293 .A4 Amazonas [Comisaría] .A5 Antioquia [Dept.] .A6 Arauca [Intendancy] .A7 Atlántico [Dept.] .B3 Barrancas [Municipio] .B6 Bolívar [Dept.] .B7 Boyacá .C2 Caldas [Dept.] .C23 Caquetá .C25 Cartagena .C3 Casanare [Intendancy] .C4 Cauca [Dept.] .C42 César .C5 Chocó .C6 Córdoba [Dept.] .C8 Cundinamarca .F6 Fonseca [Municipio] .G8 Guainía .G9 Guaviare .H8 Huila [Dept.] .L3 La Guajira [Dept.] .M2 Magdalena [Dept.] .M4 Meta .N3 Nariño [Dept.] .N6 Norte de Santander .P8 Putumayo [Intendancy] .Q5 Quindío .R5 Risaralda [Dept.] .S2 San Andrés y Providencia .S3 Santander [Dept.] .S9 Sucre [Dept.] .T6 Tolima .V2 Valle del Cauca .V3 Vaupés .V5 Vichada 1901 G5294 COLOMBIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G5294 .A5 Antioquia .A6 Arauca .A7 Arjona [Arauca] .A74 Armenia [Quindío] .A75 Armero .B2 Barrancabermeja .B3 Barranquilla .B6 Bogotá .B65 Bolívar .B68 Bosa .B79 Bucaramanga .B8 Buenaventura .B88 Buga [Valle del Cauca] .B9 Bugalagrande .C15 Caicedonia .C16 Calamar .C17 Calarcá .C2 Cali .C3 Cartagena .C35 Cartago [Valle del Cauca] .C45 Chinchiná .C48 Chiquinquirá [Boyacá] .C5 Chocontá .C8 Cúcuta .E4 El Banco [Magdalena] .E45 El Cerrito [Valle del Cauca] .F3 Facatativá .F5 Florencia [Caquetá] .G45 Ginebra [Valle del Cauca] .G55 Girardot .H6 Honda .I2 Ibagué .J35 Jamundí .L33 La Dorada .L4 Leiva [Boyacá]
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