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PLACE and INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZA TIONS INDEX Italicised Page Numbers Refer to Extended Entries PLACE AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZA TIONS INDEX Italicised page numbers refer to extended entries Aachen, 596, 620 Adrar (Algeria), 70 Akosombo,632 Alexandria (Egypt), Aalborg, 470, 479 Adrar (Mauritania), 934 Akouta, 1024 502-5,507-8 Aalst, 181 Adygeya, 368, 379-80 Akranes, 687 Alexandria (Romania), Aargau, 1242, 1244, 1248 Adzope,442 Akron (Oh.), 1390, 1519, 1112 Aba, 1028 Aegean Islands, 642 1521 Alexandria (Va.), 1391, Abaco, 162 Aegean North Region, Aksaray, 1282 1405, 1546 Abadan, 767-8 636 Aksaz Kamaga" 1285 Alexandroupolis, 637 Abaing, 837 Aegean South Region, Aksu,430 Algeciras, 1201 Abakan, 384 636 Aktyubinsk,414 Algeria, 8, 47, 52, 55-6, Abancay, 1074 Aetolia and Acarnania. Akure, 1028 70-5,890 Abariringa, 837 636 Akureyri, 687, 690 AI Ghwayriyah, 11 07 Abastuman, 417 Afam,I030 Akwa Ibom, 1028 Aigiers, 70-2, 74 Abbots Ford (Canada), Afar,526 Akyab,240 AI Hajar, 1043 281,284 Afghanistan, 7, 48, 67-71 Alabama, 1388, 1395, AI-HiIIah,774 Abeche, 324, 326 Afyonkarahisar, 1282 1397,1401, 1421, AI-Hoceima, 963, 965 Abemama, 837 Agadez, 1023, 1025 436-9 Alhueemas, 1201 Abengourou, 442 Agadir, 963-5 Alagoas, 216 Alicante, 1201,1208-9, Abeokuta, 1028 Agalega Island, 938 AI Ain, 1302-3 1211 Aberdeen (Hong Kong), Agana, 1559 Alajuela, 438, 441 Alice Springs, 107, 115, 608 Agartala, 709, 711, 748-9 Alamagan, 1561 117-18 Aberdeen (S.D.), 1535-6 Agatti,758 AI-Amarah,774 Aligarh, 694, 709, 751 Aberdeen (UK), 1310, Agboville, 442 Alamosa (Colo.), 1451 Ali-Sabieh,485 1312, 1320, 1334, Aghion Oros, 637 AI-Anbar,774 Al Jadida, 964 1342, 1360 Aghios Nikolaos, 636 Aland, 539, 541 AI-Jawf, 1138 Aberystwyth, 1359-60 Agigea, 1116 Alandur, 746 AI-Jaza'ir see Algiers Abha, 1138, 1143 Agin-Buryat, 369, 388 Alappuzha (Aleppy), 728 AI Jumayliyah, 1107 Abia, 1028 Aginskoe, 388 AI Arish, 502 AI-Kamishli Airport, Abidjan, 442-3, 445-6 Agnibilekrou, 442 Alaska, 1386, 1389, 1253 Abilene (Tex.), \391, Agona Swedru, 628 1391,1394,1397, AI Kharija, 502 1539, 1541 Agra, 694, 751 1401,1403,1414, Al-Kharj, 1138 ~bkhazia, 405-6, 408 Agri,1282 1419,1430,1439,42 AI-Khobar, 1138 Abo, 539-40, 542, 546-7 Agrihan, 1561 al-Asnam, 81 AI-Khour, 1107 Abohar,741 Aguascalientes,942-3 Alava, 1200-1 AI Khums, 877-8 Aboisso,442 Agucha, 743 Alba, 1111 Alkmaar, 987 Abomey, 192, 194 Aguijan, 1561 Albacete, 1200-1,1211 AI-Kut,774 Abqaiq, 1142 Ahmadi,851 Alba Iulia, 1111 Allahabad, 694, 700, 709, Abruzzi, 803 Ahmedabad, 694, 702, Albania, 7, 35, 47, 65,9 751 Abu Dhabi, 1300-3 709,719-21 Albany (Australia), 149 Allentown (Pa.), 1391, Abu Gharadeq, 508 Ahmednagar, 732 Albany (Ga.), 1461 1528 Abu Hamad, 1141 Ahuachapan, 509 Albany (N.Y.), 1391, Allerdale, 1307 Abuja, 1027-9 Ahvaz,767 1512,1514 AI-Mahra,16oo Abu Madi, 508 Ahvenanmaa, 539, 541 Albany (Oreg.), 1525 Almaty, 361, 414 Abu Qir, 508 Aiken (S.C.), 1534 AI-Basrah,774-7 Almelo,987 Abyan, 1601 Ailinglaplap Atoll, 933 AI-Bayadh,70 Almere, 987 A,aba,934 Ain Chok~Hay Hassani, Alberta, 258-61. 265-7, Almerfa, 1200-1 AeajUlla, 510, 512 963 272-3,277-80,277, Almirante, 1060 Acapulco de JUi:irez, 943 Ain Defla, 70 288 AI-Mobarraz, 1138 Acarigua, 1582, 1585 Ain Sebaä, 963 Albina, 1224 AI-Muthanna,774 Aeamania, 636 Ain Shams, 508 al-Boulaida, 70-1,74 Al0,584 Acer", 628-31 Ain Temouchent, 70 Albuquerque (N. Mex.), AI-Obeid,1219 Aceh, 760, 765 Aioun el Atrouss, 934, 1390,1509,1511 Alofi, 1017 Aehaia,636 937 AI-Buraimi, 1043 Alor Setar, 907 Acklins Island, 162 Air, 1025 Albury, 143 Alost,181 Acre (Brazil), 216, 234 Airdrie (Canada), 278 Alcat, de Henares, 1201, Alotau, 1063 Ada (Okla.), 1524 Aishihik, 311 1211 al-Oued,70 Adamaoua, 253 Aitutaki, 1015, 1017 Alcobendas, 1201 Alphen aan den Rijn, 987 Adamawa, 1027 Aix-en-Provence. 550, Alcore6n, 1201 Alphonse [sland, 1149 Adamstown, 1087 556 Aldabra Island, 224, 1149 AI-Qadarif, 1219 Adana, 1282-3 Aizwal, 709, 737 Aldemey, 1381. 1384, AI-Qadisiyah,774 Addh Ababa, 526, 528-9 Ajaccio,550 13S5 AI Rayyan, 1107 Adelaide (Australia), Ajdabiya,877 Aleg,934 Alsace, 549, 555 94-5, 107, 110, 124, Ajman,1300 Alegranza, 1201 AI Shamal, 1107 134-5, 137 Ajmer, 694, 744 Aleppo, 1250, 1253 AI-Shargiya, 1180 Adelie Land, 118,579-80 Akashi,818 ~Ics, 550 Altagracia, La, 492 Aden, 1601, 1604 Akdeniz, 1289 Alesund, 1033 Altai, 368, 31W Adilabad, 711 Akele Guzai, 518 Alcutians East (Ak.), Alta Verapaz, 647 Adiyaman, 1282 Akershus, 1033 1439 AI Tawecla, 1293-4 Adjaria, 406, 409 Akita, 818 Aleutians West (Ak.), Alto Adige, 803, 806 Ado-Ekiti, 1028 Akjoujt, 934 1439 Altoona (Pa.), 1528 Adola, 539 Akmola, 414 Alexander Hamilton Aho Paraguay, 1069 Adoni,712 Akola, 694, 732-4 Airport, 1569 Alto Parana, 1069 1633 \634 PLACE IN DEX Älvshorg. 123 1 Andcan Group, 52 Apolima, 1598 Artigas, 1571 Alwar,743 Anderson (lnd.). 1470 Apostl es Islands. 578 Artvin. 1282 Amadora. 1097 Andhra Pradesh, 693. Appenzcl!. 1242, 1244-5 Arua, 1295 Amagasaki . X 18 699. 703, 708. Appleton (Wis_) . 1554 Aruba. 988. 990. 997-/i i\mamhay. 1069 71 I· Li , 7 11. 747 Apra Harbollr. 1559 Arun. 1307 A m ap~L 2 16 Andi:t.han. 427 Apure. 1582 Arunachal Pradesh. 69~, Amapala.670 Andorra, 7. 38. 76-7 Apurimac. 1074 699.708.711, Arnarillo (Tex. ). 1390. Andorra-Ia-Vella.76 Aqaba. 827, X30 713-14,736 1539 Andros, t62 Aqui\aine, 549 Arusha, 1255 Amarpur. 748 Androth.758 Arab Common Market, Arvada (Colo.). 1450 Arnasya. 1282 Anegada. 1495-6 55 Arviat. 30S Amatuku. 1307 Aneho, 1266. 1268 Arab League , 54-5 Aryanah. 1277 Amazonas (Brazil), 216, Ancityum, 1576 Araeaju,2 16- 17 Asaba,1028 221 Anta,963 Arad, III1 Asahikawa. 818 AmJzonas (Colombia), Angarpota. 170 Aragrin, 1200-1. 1204 Asamankese, 628 353 Angarsk, 368 Aragua, 1582 Asanso!. 694, 753 Arllazonas (Peru), 1074 Angeles, 1080 Arak, 767-8 Ascension, 29, 11 22, AmJzonas (Venezuela), Angers. 550, 563 Araku Vallcy, 713 1123 1582 Anglican Communion. Aramsvlei. 982 ASEAN, 47, 49-50 Ambala, 721 -2, 741 1351-2 Aranuka.837 Ashanti, 628 Amhato,497 Angola. 7. 49. 52,78-82 Aratu. 219 Ashdod, 797, 799 Amhatondrazaka.90 1 Angoon (Ak.). 1440 Arauca, 351 Asheville (N.c:.). 15 15 Ambattur.746 Angoulemc, 550 Araucania , ]2X Ashfield, 1307 Amber Valley. 1307 Anguill a. 29.83-4 Arawa , IOn3 Ashli>rd, 1307 Arnboina, 76 1. 764 Angus, 1310 Arcadia,637 Ashkhabad. 372.424 Ambon I ntemational Anhui, 335. 340 Archan"cl .~·ee Ashland (Oreg.), 1527 Airport, 765 Anjouan, 430 Arkllllngelsk Ashland (Va.), 1548 Amborovy Airpon. 901 Ankara, 1282-4. 1288-9 Art:hipel de la Societe, Ashmore Islands, 29. 94. Ambouli Airport. 487 Annaha, 70-2. 74 58 1 121-2 Arnhrym. 1576 An-Najaf,774 Archnan. 1247 Asia-Pacific Econom i<.: Amcrican Samoa, 1386, Annamalainagar,748 Ard abil ,767 Co-operation Group, 1389, 140 1. 1403, Annandale and Eskdale, Mds.1.170 49 1562-5 1310 Arccibo, 1565 Asker,1 033 Amersfoort.987 Annapolis (Md.), 1483 Areqllipa, 1074 Askhabad, 1247 Ames (la.). 1472-3 Ann Arbor (Mich.), 1391, Arez7.o, 8 11 Asmara, 518- 19. 527 Amhara. 526 1488 Argcmeuil.550 Assab. 518-20. 526 Amherst (C,mada), 294 an-Nasiriyah, 774 Argentia, 293 Assahba, 1149 Amhem (Mass.), 1487 Annecv, 550 Argem ina, 4. 7.12,51-2. Assakan. 238 Amida. 1302 Annob'()Il, 5 J 4 57·8.I!X-93. 532. 994 As-Salimiya, 851 Amiens,550 Ansari Nagar. 757 Arges. I11I Assam, 693, 699. 702-4, Amilcar Cahral Anshan. 335, 360 Argoli :-" 637 708.711, 714-1 6.736 international Airpo rt , Antalya. 1282-3 Argos\oli. 637 As-Samawah.774 3 16 Antananari vo. 898, 90 I Argov ie. 1242. 1244, Assen, 987 Arn indivi Islands. 757-8 Antarclic: 1248 Assikan. 246 Amini. 758 -Argentine, 57. 88 Argyll and Bute, 13 10 As-Smara see Smara Amirtlnte Jslands, 1149 -Australian, 29. 57. 94, Argyrocastro sa Association of South East Amman. 827, 829-30 /27 Gjirokaster Asian Nations, 47. Amphissa.636 --Brilish. 29, 57. 238. Arhus, 470. 479 49-50 Amravati, 694, 732. 734 468 Ariea, 328 Assomada, 314 Amreh. 7 19 -Chilean. 57. 328 Arima, 1273 As-Sulaymaniyah. 774 Amritsar, 694. 741 -2 -Freneh. 57. 566, 577-8 Ariwna. 138B, 1394, Assumption Island Amroha, 750 --New Zcaland. 29. 57. 1397.1401-2.1420, (Scychel1es). 11 49 Amstelvecn.987 1015 1428,1442-4 Aston, 1358 Amsterdarn, 987-8, 991. -Nonvegian, 57, 1042 Arkansas, 1388, 1395-6. Astove Island. I 149 993-4 Antarctic Treat)', 57-8 140 1-3. 1423.1444-7 Astrakhan, 368 Amsterd"m Island. 577-8 Antigua and Barbuda, 7, Arkhangelsk. 36.1, 368-9. Asturias, 1200-1, 1204, Am Timan. 324 27.29,51,53.85-7 389 1208 Amur. 368 Antigua (Guatemala), Arlanda Airport. 1238 Asunciön, 1069-T\ Anacond" (Mone), 1497 647 Arlinglon (Tex.), 1390, Aswan, 502-3. 50S, 507 Anadyr,388 Antilxjuia. 352 15 39-40 Asyut, 502, 507-8 Anaheim (Cilif. ), 1390. Ant ipodes Islands. 1002 Arlingtoll (Va. >. 1457 Atacama, 328 1447 Anlofagasta .328-10, Arlington Heighls (]I!,). Ala!u. IOI4 Anamhra, 1028 332-3 1467 A lakora, 192 Anand,7 19 Amrim. 1370 Arlit . 1024-5 Alakpame, 1266. 1268-9 Ananlap"r, 7 11 , 713 Antsiranana. 898,90 I Arlon. ISO Atilr, 934. 937 Analoha. 1282. 1289 Anlwcrp. 180-1. 185-7. Armagh, 1370 Atatürk International Aneash. 1074 989 Armeni a (CIS). 7. 35.47, Airpor1, 1288 Anehoragc (Ak.). 1390. Anuradhapura, 121 J, 358 -9,361.398-401. Alhara.I219 1427 . 1439-4 1 1215 402,405 Alcransk,414 Anchorage Island. 1015 Anyang. B40 ArJ1lenia (Colombia), 352 Athens (Ga. I, 1462 Aneon.
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