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(Switz.), 1338 Aa.Rga.U INDEX AAO AIG Aachen (Germany), 1011, 1020 Adalei (It. Soma.liland), 1112 Aa.lborg (Denmark), 871 Adamawa. (Nigeria), 308 Aalesund (Norway),1196 Adana. (Turkey), 1359 Aarau (Switz.), 1338 Addis Ababa (Ethiopia.), 910-16, Aa.rga.u (Switz.), 1335, 1337 977 Aarhus (Denma.rk), 871, 872 Adelaide (S. Australia), 409, 455, Aas (Norway), 1197 457 Abaco Is. (Bahamas), 390 Adelia Land, (Antarctic), 405 Abada.n (Persia), 1237 Aden, 104, 207, 208, 316, 317 Abaia.ng Is. (Pacific), 506 -opium,138 Aba.jo (Cuba), 856 Admiralty Is. (Bismarck ATch;), 476, Abancay (Peru), 1246 477 Abastyman (Georgia), 1405 Adola (Ethiopia), 913 Abemama Is. (Pacific), 506 Adrar (Mauritania), 963 Abeokuta (Nigeria), 294 Adrar Temar (Sp. Sahara), 1315 Abercorn (N. Rhodesia), 281, 282 Adrianople (Turkey), 1359 Aberdeen (U.K.), 55, 60, 61 Adygei (R.S.F.S.R.), 1394 Aberdeen (S. Dakota), 673 Adzharia.n Rep. (Georgia.), 1405 Abe!fstwyth (U.K.), 60, 61 JEgean Is., Greek, 1084, 1035, 1038 AbidJan (Fr. W. Africa), 961, 965, lEtolia (Greece), 1034 966,967 Afghanistan, 717-20 Abilene (Texas), 678 Afgoi (It. Somaliland), 1112 Abkhazian Rep. (Georgia.), 1405, Afyon (Turkey), 1359, 1364 Abo (Finland), 919 Agalega. Is. (Mauritius), 320 Abo-Bjomeborg (Finland), 918 Agans. (Guam), 710 Aboisso (Fr. W. Africa), 967 Agar (India), 18Q Aboso (Gold Coast), 302 Agdenes (Norway), 1199 Abomey (Ivory Coast), 967 Agder, Aust and Vest (Norwa.y),1195 Abra. (Philippines), 1259 Agion Oros (Greece), 1034 Abruzzie e Molise (Italy), 1099 Agordat (Eritrea), 1111 Abu Dhabi (Arabia), 734 Agra (prov.), see United Provinces, Abu Zenima (Egypt), 901 173-75 Abyssinia, Bee Ethiopia., 910-16 - (town), 130, 132, 174 Acajutla (El Salvador), 909 Agri (Turkey), 1359 Acarna.nia (Greece), 1034 Agrinion (Greece), 1040 Accra (Gold Coast), 301, 302, 303 Aguadulce (Panama), 1221 Accrington (U.K.), 52 Aguasca.lientes (Mexico), lil41! Achaia. (Greece), 1034 Ahmedabad (India.), 130, 163 Achimota (Gold Coast), 301, 302 Ahua.cha.p&n (El Salvador), 906 Acholi (Uganda), 265 Ahvenanma.a. (Finland), '918 Acklin's Is. (Bahamas), 390 Ahwaz (Persia.), 1231, 1238, 124:1 Aconcagua (Chile), 807 Aidin (Asia Minor), see Aydin, 1'359. Acre (Palestine), 1211, 1217, 1218 1364, 1365 Acre (Brazil), 783, 788 Aigun (China), 848 1457 1458 THE STA1~ESMAN 1 S YEAR-BOOK, 194!J AIN ALM Ain (France), 928 Albany(New York}, 528,646,647,648 Ain Sefra (Algeria), 949 Albany (W. Australia), 462 Aioun-el-Atrousa (Mauretania), 963 Alberta (Canada), 349-52 Aisne (France}, 928 - area and population, 329 Aitutaki Is. (Cook Is.), 494 - births, deaths, marriages, 329 Aix (France}, 933, 934 - education, 332 Ajlun (Transjordan), 1354 - field crops, 336 Ajman (Arabia), 734 - livestock, 338 Ajmer (India), 130, 155 - mining, 338 Ajmer-Merwara (India}, 155 - popln. born outside, 329 - administration, 126 -religion, 331 - area and population, 128 - representation, 325 - communities, 131 Albuquerque (New Mexico), 645 -cultivation, 142 Albury (N.S.W.), 432 - forests, 142, 144 Alcazar (Morocco}, 993 -justice, 134 Alcazarquivir (Morocco), 988 - land tenure, 143 Aldabra Is. (Seychelles), 321 - police, 134 Alderney (Channel Is.), 56, 114 - religions, 131 Alentejo, Alto (Portugal), 1271 - schools, 133 Alentejo, Baixo (Portugal), 1271 Akershus (Norway), 1195 Aleppo (Syria), 1347, 1349 Akhal-Senaki {Georgia), 1406 Alexandretta (Syria), 1347, 1359 Akjoujt {Mauritania), 963 Alexandria (Egypt), 217, 894, 895, Akmolinsk {Kazakhstan), 1415, 1417 896,898,899,901 .Aktyubinsk {Kazakhstan), 1415, Alexandroupolis {Greece), 1035, 1037 1417 Alexandrovsk (Ukraine), 1401 Akkerman (Ukraine), 1370, 1399 Alfort {France), 934 Akola {Inclia), 165 Algarve (Portugal), 1271 Akranes (Iceland), 1069 Algeranza Is. {Canary Is.), 1305 Akron (Ohio), 528, 657 Algeria, 949-53 Akureyri (Iceland), 1069 AI Ghail {Yemen), 731 Alabama, 573-75 Algiers (Alger), 933, 949-5:3 - area and population, 524 Alhajuela. {Panama), 1226 - cotton, 54 7 Al Hazm (Yemen), 731 -iron, 553 Alicante (Spain), 1304, 1305, 1310 - representation, 518 1312 Alagaas (Brazil), 783, 785 Alice Springs (Australia), 423, 471 Alais (France), 934 Aligarh (India), 130, 132, 174 Alajuela (Costa Rica), 848, 851 AI Jauf (Yemen), 731 Aland (Finland), 918 AI Jibla (Yemen), 731 Alapayevsk (U.S.S.R.), 1389 AI Khamr {Yemen), 731 Alaska, 698-701 Alkmaar {Netherlands}, 1165 - area and population, 524 Allahtibad (India),130,132, 174 -highway, 701 Allanmyo {Burma), 804 - legislature, 521 Allentown {Pa.), 665 - metals, precious, 549 Alliance (Ohio), 657 -representation, 518 Allier (France), 928 - social welfare, 534 Alma-Ata (U.S.S.R.), 1374, 1375, Alava (Spain), 1304 1377. 1390, 1415, 1416 Alaverdi (Armenia), 1408 Al Matamma (Yemen), 731 Albacete (Spain), 1304 Almelo {Netherlands}, 1165 Alba Iulia (Rumania), 1288 Almeria (Spain), 1304, 1305, 1308 Albania, 721-25 Almirante (Panama), 851, 852, 1224 INDEX 1459 ALO ANK Alofi Is. (Fr. Pacific), 980 Amrapur (India), 181 Along Bay (Tanking), 1003 Amraoti (India), 16.5 Alor Star (Kedah), 224 Amritsar (India), 130 Alost (Belgium), 759 Amsterdam Is. (Madagascar), 972, Alpes, Basses- (France), 928 975 - Hautes- (France), 928 Amsterdam (Netherlands), 1164, --Maritimes (France), 928 ll66 Alphen afd Rijn (Netherlands), 1066 Amsterdam (New York), 647 Alphonse Is. (Seychelles). 321 Anaconda (Montana}, 632 Alsace-Lorra.ine (Fr.), 929 Anadyr (U.S.S.R.), 1390, 1:397 AI Suda (Yemen), 731 Anaiza (Saudi Arabia), 726, 728 Altai (R.S.F.S.R.), 1384, 1393, 1417 Ancash (Peru), 1246 Altoona (Pa.), 665 Anchorage (Alaska), 699 Alto Parana (Paraguay), 1229, 1230 Anchorage (Cook Is.), 494 Aluminium (.•ee Bauxite) Ancona (Italy), ll02 Alvsborg (Sweden), 1320, 1326 Andaluces (Spain), 1312 Alwa (India), 181 Andaman and Nicobar Is., 156 Alwar (India), 189 - administmtion, 126 Amacuro (Venez.), 1438 - area and population, 128 Amala (India), 180 - communities, 131 Amambay (Paraguay), 122\J, 1230 -forests, 144 Amapa (Brazil), 783 -religions, I:H Amapala (Hondums), 1055 Anderlof'ht (Brussels), 759 Amara (Iraq), 1074 Andes, Los (Argentina), 7:39 Amarillo (Texas), 677 Andhra (India), 1:32, 168. 170 Amasya (Turkey), 13i\9 Andizhan (Uzbekistan), 1375, 14Hl, Amazonas (Brazil), 783, 788 1420, 1421 -(Colombia), 840 Andol'ra, 725-26 -(Peru), 1:!46 Andrus Is. (Bahamas), 390 - (Venez.), 1438 Am\cho (Togo), 967, 984 Amb (Pakistan), 1\J7 Anegada (Virgin Is.), 399 Ambatondrazaka (Madagascar), 973 Aneityum Is. (Pacific}, 507 Ambato (Ecuador}, 885, 886 Angadh (India), 181 Ambeno (Port. Timor), 1284 Angara (R.S.F.S.R.), 1396 Amboina (Indonesia), 1176, 1179 Angduphodang (Bhutan), 773 Ambrizette (Angola), 128:l Angediva (Port. India), 1283 Ambrym Is. (New Hebrides), 507 Angers (France), 931, 933, 934 American States, Organization of, Angkor (Cambodia), 1005 28-32 Anglesey (U.K.), 51 Amersfoort (Netherlands), 1165 Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, :no-16 Ames (Iowa\, 606 Angola (Port. W. Africa), 1272, 1274, Amhara (Ethiopia), !HO 1280-82 Amherst (Mass.), 620 Angora, see Ankara Amherst (Nova Scotia}, 361 Angra do Heroismo Is. (Portugal), Amida (Turkey), 1360 1271, 1272 Amiens (France), 931 Anguilla Is. (West Indies), 397, 398 Amindivis Is. (Laccadives}, 169 Angns (Scotland), 55 Amirantes Is. (Seychelles), 321 Anhalt (Germany), 1020 Amlekganj (India), 1160 Anhwei or Anhui (China), 819, 823 Amman (Transjordan), 1218, 1354, Anjouan Is. (Comoro Is.), 976 1355 Ankara (Turkey), 1356, 1357, 1358, Amoy (China), 818, 822 1359, 1361 Amran (Arabia), 731 Ankleshwar (India), 179 1460 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1949 ANK ARZ Ankole (Uganda), 265 Aranuka Is. (Gilbert Is.), 50(i Annai (Br. Guiana), 382 Aranya Pradesa (Siam), 1299 Ann Arbor (Michigan), 623 Ararat (Victoria), 443 Annam (Fr. Indo-China), 999-1003 Arauca (Colombia), 840 Annamalai (Madras), 132. HiS Arauco (Chile), 807 Annapolis (Maryland), 616, tll7 Arbil (Iraq), 1074 Annobon Is. (Sp. Africa), 1316 Arcadia (Greece), 1034 Antalya (Turkey), 1359 Archangel (U.S.S.R.), 1375, 1390, Antigua Is. (W. Indies), 397, 398 1394, 1395 -U.S.A. base, 398, 541 Ardebil (Persia), 1237 Antilles Is. (Fr.), 955 Ardeche (France), 928, 942 -~ntilles, Netherlands, 1181-85 Ardennes (France), 928 Antioch (Syria), 1348 Ardmore (Oklahoma), 660 Antioquia (Colombia), 840, 843 Arendal (Norway), 1196 Antipodes Is. (N.Z.), 494 Arequipa (Peru), 1246, 1247 Antofagasta (Chile), 747, 779, 807, Arezzo (Italy), 1104 808, 813 Argenteuil (France), 931 Antrea (U.S.S.R.), 1409 Argentina, 736-50 Antrim (N. Ireland), 105, 108, 111 Argyrocastro (Albania), 722, 724 Antsirabe (Madagascar), 973, 974, Argolis (Greece), 1034 975 Argostolion (Greece), 1034 Antung (Manchuria), 818, 819, 831 Argo,•ie (Switz.), 1335, 1337 Antwerp (Belgium), 758. 75B Argyll (Scotland), 55 Anzer6-Sudjensk (U.S.S.R.), 1375, Ariancoupom (Fr. India), 978 1376 Arica (Chile), 779, 813, 1246 Anzoategui (Venez.), 1438 Ariege (France), 928 Aoba (New Hebrides), 507 Arizona, 575-77 Apeldoorn (Netherlands), 1165 - area and population, 524 Apia (W. Samoa), 497, 498, 712 - metals, precious, 549 Apolima (W. Samoa), 497 -representation, 518 Appenzell (Switz.), 1335, 1336, 1337 Arkansas, 578-80 Appleton (Wisconsin), 693 - area and population, 524 Apra Harbour (Guam), 710 - cotton, 54 7 Apulia (Italy), 1099 - education, 531 Apure (Venez.), 1438 -representation, 518 Apurimac (Peru), 1246 Armagh (N. Ireland), 105, 108 Aqaba (Arabia), 1354 Armavir (U.S.S.R.), 1375, 1383 Aqsu (Sin-Kiang), 832 Armenian Repub. (U.S.S.R.), 1406- Arab League, 32-33, 72B, 1210 08 Arabia, 726-35 -area and population, 1374 - Bahrain, 734, 735 Armidale (N.S.W.), 432, 433 - Hadhramaut (Aden), 207-09 Arnhem (Netherlands), ll65 - Kuwait, 733
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