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Slovenský Vžitý Názov - Exonymum Oficiálny Názov - Endonymum Štát, Územie Jazyk Objektu Diel Ná Šírka Ná Dĺžka Abruzzy Tal úrad. druh sveta- zemepis- zemepis- slovenský vžitý názov - exonymum oficiálny názov - endonymum štát, územie jazyk objektu diel ná šírka ná dĺžka Abruzzy tal. Appennino Abruzzese; Abruzzi poh. Taliansko Eu 42˚10΄s 13˚35΄v Abú Zabí arab. Abu Dhabi m. Spojené arabské emiráty Áz 24˚28΄s 54˚25΄v Adamauská vysočina angl. Adamawa poh. Kamerun, Nigéria Af 7˚30΄s 13˚00΄v fr. Adamaoua Adamov most angl. Adam’s Bridge šija India, Srí Lanka Áz 9˚08΄s 79˚30΄v hind. Adam Kapul sinh. Adamgé pálama tamil. Cetu Adarov mys mys Ant 71˚30΄j 170˚24΄v Adelaidin ostrov o. Ant 67˚30΄j 68˚30΄z Adelino pobrežie pobr. Ant 68˚00΄j 140˚00΄v Aden arab. ’Adan m. Jemen Áz 12˚47΄s 45˚03΄v Adenský záliv zál. Indický oceán Áz 12˚30΄s 46˚00΄v Adiža tal. Adige r. Taliansko Eu 45˚09΄s 12˚18΄v Adulské Alpy nem. Adula Alpen poh. Švajčiarsko Eu 46˚30΄s 9˚10΄v Afarská panva pozri Danakilská preliačina Afrika kont. 0˚00΄ 20˚00΄v Agadir arab. Agadir m. Maroko Af 30˚30΄s 9˚40΄z Aiginský záliv gr. Saronikós Kólpos zál. Grécko Eu 37˚50΄s 23˚30΄v Akaba arab. Al ’Aqabah m. Jordánsko Áz 29˚32΄s 35˚00΄v Akabský záliv arab. Khalíj al ’Aqabah zál. Červené more, Ind. oc. Áz 28˚45΄s 34˚40΄v Akkra angl. Accra m. Ghana Af 5˚33΄s 0˚15΄z Akrotirijský záliv gr. Kólpos Akrotíri zál. Cyprus, Stredoz. m. Áz 34˚30΄s 33˚10΄v Akvitánska panva fr. Bassin d’Aquitaine pan. Francúzsko Eu 44˚15΄s 0˚05΄z Alajský chrbát kirg. Alaj Kyrka Toosu poh. Kirgizsko, Tadžikistan Áz 39˚30΄s 72˚30΄v tadž. Qatorkuhi Oloj Alandy fín. Ahvenanmaa o-vy Fínsko Eu 60˚15΄s 19˚55΄v švéd. Aland Albanské vrchy tal. Monti Albani poh. Taliansko Eu 41˚45΄s 12˚43΄v Albertovo jazero angl. Lake Albert jaz. Uganda, Kongo (býv.Zair) Af 1˚30΄s 30˚50΄v fr. Lac Mobutu Sese Seco Aldanská plošina kirg. Aldanskoe nagor'e poh. Rusko Áz 57˚30΄s 128˚30΄v Alenuihažský prieliv angl. Alenuihaha Channel priel. Spojené štáty (Havajské ostrovy) SA 20˚30΄s 156˚10΄z Aleuty angl. Aleutian Islands o-vy Spojené štáty SA 52˚40΄s 175˚00΄z Alexandria arab. Al Iskandaríyah m. Egypt Af 31˚13΄s 29˚55΄v úrad. druh sveta- zemepis- zemepis- slovenský vžitý názov - exonymum oficiálny názov - endonymum štát, územie jazyk objektu diel ná šírka ná dĺžka Alexandrina zem ruš. Zemlja Aleksandry o. Rusko Eu 80˚45΄s 46˚00΄v Alexandrove ostrovy angl. Alexander Archipelago o-vy Spojené štáty SA 56˚00΄s 134˚00΄z Aljaška angl. Alaska úz. Spojené štáty SA 65˚00΄s 153˚00΄z Aljašský chrbát angl. Alaska Range poh. Spojené štáty SA 63˚00΄s 148˚00΄z Aljašský polostrov angl. Alaska Peninsula pol. Spojené štáty SA 57˚00΄s 158˚00΄z Aljašský záliv angl. Gulf of Alaska zál. Kanada, Spojené štáty SA 58˚00΄s 145˚00΄z fr. Golfe d’Alaska Allegheny angl. Allegheny Mountains poh. Spojené štáty SA 38˚00΄s 80˚00΄z Allgauské Alpy nem. Allgäuer Alpen poh. Nemecko, Rakúsko Eu 47˚30΄s 10˚30΄v Alma-Ata kazaš. Almaty m. Kazachstan Áz 43˚15΄s 76˚57΄v Alpy fr. Alpes poh. Francúzsko, Eu 45˚00΄s 6˚00΄v nem. Alpen Lichtenštajnsko, slovin. Alpe Nemecko, Rakúsko, tal. Alpi Slovinsko, Švajčiarsko, Taliansko Alsasko fr. Alsace úz. Francúzsko Eu 48˚20΄s 7˚10΄v Altyn-tag čín. Altun Shan poh. Čína Áz 38˚00΄s 88˚30΄v Alžír arab. El-Djazâir m. Alžírsko Af 36˚50΄s 3˚00΄v Amadeovo jazero angl. Lake Amadeus jaz. Austrália Au–Oc 24˚45΄j 130˚50΄v Amazonka port. Rio Amazonas r. Brazília, Peru JA 0˚00΄ 49˚45΄z šp. Río Amazonas Amazónia port. Amazonas úz. Brazília, Kolumbia, Peru JA 4˚00΄j 66˚00΄z šp. Amazonas Amazonská nížina port. Bacia do Amazonas níž. Bolívia, Brazília, JA 4˚00΄j 62˚00΄z šp. Selvas Ekvádor, Kolumbia, Peru, Venezuela Ambrový mys fr. Cap d'Ambre mys Madagaskar Af 11˚58΄j 49˚14΄v malgaš.Tanjona Bobaomby Amerika kont. 10˚00΄s 75˚00΄z Ameryho pobrežný ľad ľad. Ant 68˚00΄j 73˚00΄v Amiranty angl. Amirante Islands o-vy Seychely Af 5˚50΄j 53˚10΄v Ammán arab. Amman m. Jordánsko Áz 31˚57΄s 35˚56΄v Ammóchostoský záliv gr. Kólpos Ammóchostou zál. Cyprus Áz 35˚15΄s 34˚00΄v Amudarja daríj. Amu Darya r. Afganistan, Tadžikistan, Turkménsko,Áz Uzbekistan43˚40΄s 59˚01΄v pašt. De Amú sínd tadž. Dar''joi Amu turkm. Amyderja uzb. Amudarjo úrad. druh sveta- zemepis- zemepis- slovenský vžitý názov - exonymum oficiálny názov - endonymum štát, územie jazyk objektu diel ná šírka ná dĺžka Amundsenov záliv angl. Amundsen Gulf zál. Kanada SA 70˚00΄s 122˚00΄z fr. Golfe Amundsen Amundsenovo more more Ant 72˚00΄j 112˚00΄z Amurský liman ruš. Amurskij liman zál. Rusko, Tichý oceán Áz Anabarský záliv ruš. Anabarskij zaliv zál. Rusko, Sev. ľad. oc. Áz 73˚30΄s 114˚00΄v Anadyrská vysočina ruš. Anadyrskoe ploskogor'e poh. Rusko Áz 66˚30΄s 172˚00΄v Anadyrský záliv ruš. Anadyrskij zaliv zál. Rusko, Tichý oceán Áz 64˚00΄s 178˚00΄z Anambaské ostrovy indon. Kepulauan Anambas o-vy Indonézia Áz 2˚50΄s 106˚25΄v Anatólska plošina tur. Anadolu Yaylasi poh. Turecko Áz 39˚00΄s 30˚00΄v Andalúzska nížina šp. Valle de Guadalquivir níž. Španielsko Eu 37˚10΄s 6˚00΄z Andalúzske vrchy šp. Sistema Bético poh. Španielsko Eu 37˚10΄s 3˚45΄v Andamanské more more Indický oceán Áz 10˚00΄s 95˚00΄v Andamany angl. Andaman Islands o-vy India Áz 12˚30΄s 92˚45΄v hind. Andaman dvip-samuh Andorra katal. Andorra La Vella m Andorra Eu 42˚30΄s 1˚30΄v Andreanovove ostrovy angl. Andreanof Islands o-vy Spojené štáty SA 52˚00΄s 176˚00΄z Andy šp. Cordilleras de los Andes poh. Argentína, Bolívia, Ekvádor, Čile, Kolumbia,JA Peru32˚00΄j 70˚00΄z Angarská plošina ruš. Angarskij krjaž poh. Rusko Áz 58˚00΄s 104˚00΄v Angelov vodopád šp. Salto del Angel vdp. Venezuela JA 5˚56΄s 62˚30΄z Anivský záliv ruš. zaliv Aniva zál. Rusko, Tichý oceán Áz 46˚40΄s 142˚30΄v Anjouove ostrovy ruš. ostrova Anžu o-vy Rusko Áz 75˚30΄s 144˚30΄v Annamské vrchy vietn. Nui Truong Son poh. Laos, Vietnam Áz 15˚10΄s 108˚00΄v Annin mys mys Ant 66˚13΄j 51˚10΄v Antalyjský záliv tur. Antalya Körfezi zál. Turecko, Stredoz. m. Áz 36˚10΄s 31˚10΄v Antarktický polostrov pol. Ant 70˚00΄j 65˚00΄z Antarktída kont. 90˚00΄j Antiatlas arab. Al-Atlas as-Saghir poh. Maroko Af 30˚00΄s 8˚00΄z Antilibanon arab. Jabal Lubnán ash Sharqi poh. Libanon, Sýria Áz 34˚00΄s 36˚30΄v Antitaurus tur. Altin Daglari poh. Turecko Áz 37˚50΄s 35˚30΄v Antverpy fr. Anvers m. Belgicko Eu 51˚13΄s 4˚25΄v hol. Antwerpen Aňujský chrbát ruš. Anjujskij hrebet poh. Rusko Áz 68˚00΄s 167˚00΄v Apalačské vrchy angl. Appalachian Mountains poh. Spojené štáty SA 35˚00΄s 82˚00΄z Apalačský záliv angl. Apalachee Bay zál. Spojené štáty, Mexický záliv SA 29˚30΄s 84˚00΄z Apeninský polostrov tal. Penisola Appennino pol. Taliansko Eu 42˚00΄s 13˚00΄v úrad. druh sveta- zemepis- zemepis- slovenský vžitý názov - exonymum oficiálny názov - endonymum štát, územie jazyk objektu diel ná šírka ná dĺžka Apeniny tal. Appennino poh. Taliansko Eu 42˚40΄s 13˚00΄v Apšeronský polostrov azerb. Abşeron Yasaqligi pol. Azerbajdžan Eu 40˚28΄s 50˚00΄v Apuánske Alpy tal. Alpi Apuane poh. Taliansko Eu 44˚00΄s 10˚15΄v Apúlia tal. Puglia úz. Taliansko Eu 41˚00΄s 16˚00΄v Apusenské vrchy rum. Munţii Apuseni poh. Rumunsko Eu 46˚30΄s 23˚12΄v Arabatský záliv ukr. Arabats'ka zatoka zál. Ukrajina, Čierne more Eu 45˚20΄s 35˚30΄v Arabská púšť arab. As Sahrá ash Sharqíyah púšť Egypt Af 26˚00΄s 33˚20΄v Arabské more more Indický oceán Áz 15˚00΄s 64˚00΄v Arabský polostrov arab. Jazirat al-’Arab pol. Bahrajn, Jemen, Katar, Omán, SaudskáÁz Arábia,25˚00΄s Spojené45˚00΄v arabské emiráty Arafurské more more Tichý oceán Áz 10˚00΄j 135˚00΄v Arakanské vrchy barm. Arakan Yoma (aj Rakhain Yoma) poh. Mjanmarsko Áz 20˚00΄s 94˚20΄v Aralské jazero kazaš. jaz. Kazachstan, Áz 45˚00΄s 60˚00΄v uzb. Uzbekistan Aranské ostrovy angl. Aran Islands o-vy Írsko Eu 53˚10΄s 9˚40΄z ír. Árainn Inis Meáin Ararat tur. Agri Dagi vrch Turecko Áz 39˚44΄s 44˚15΄v Ardeny fr. Ardennes poh. Belgicko, Francúzsko, LuxemburskoEu 50˚10΄s 5˚35΄v hol. Ardennen nem. Ardennen Argony fr. Argonne poh. Francúzsko Eu 49˚00΄s 5˚30΄v Archangeľsk ruš. Arhangel’sk m. Rusko Eu 64˚33΄s 40˚32΄v Arický záliv šp. Golfo de Arica zál. Čile, Tichý oceán JA 18˚30΄j 71˚30΄z Arkádska hornatina gr. Erýmanthos ’Oros poh. Grécko Eu 37˚50΄s 22˚18΄v Arktická nížina angl. Barren Grounds níž. Kanada SA 60˚00΄s 98˚00΄z Arktické ostrovy pozri Ostrovy kráľovnej Alžbety Arlberský priesmyk nem.
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