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1042, 1065 Aalborg INDEX AGU Aabenra.a. (Denmark), 923 Acre (Brazil), 838, 839, 841, 844 Aachen (Germ.), 1042, 1065 Acre (Israel), 1156 Aalborg (Denmark), 923 Ada.mawa (Cameroons), 347 Aargau (Switz.), 1397, 1399 Adams (Colorado), 642 Aarhus (Denmark), 923, 924 Ada.na(TUrkey), 1431 Aas (Norway), 1271 Ada.pazari (Turkey), 1431 Aba (Nigeria), 342 Addis Ababa (Ethiopia), 965, 966, Abaco (Bahamas), 434 968,1029 Aba.dan (Iran), 1121, 1122 Adelaide (S. Aust.), 452, 459, 498, Abaiang Is. (Pacific), 554 499, 500, 503, 518 Abajo (Cuba), 909 Adelia. Land (Antarctic), 447, 470 Abancay (Peru), 1305 Aden,222,226,339 Abastuman (U.S.S.R.), 1483 Adi Is. (New Guinea), 1260 Abda.li (Aden), 225 Adila.ba.d (Andhra.), 168 Abemama Is. (Pacific), 554 Adiyaman (Turkey), 1430 Abeokuta. (Nigeria), 342, 345 Adizhan (U.S.S.R.), 1459 Aberdeen (U.K.), 68, 69, 73, 74, 75, Adjah Bippo (Ghana), 299 130 Admiralty Is. (Bismarck Arch.), 522, Aberdeen (S. Dakota), 735 523 Aberystwyth (U.K.), 74, 75 Adola (Ethiopia.), 967 Abidjan (Fr. W. Afr.), 1010, 1012, Adowa (Ethiopia.), 968 1014, 1017 Adrar (Mauritania.), 1015 Abilene (Texas), 741 Adra.r Temar (Sp. Sahara.), 1372 Abkhazia (Georgia), 1482, 1483 Adria.nople (Turkey), 1430 Abo (Finland), 971, 972 Adygei (R.S.F.S.R.), 1469 Abo-Bjomeborg (Finland), 971 Adzharia.n Rep. (Georgia), 1482 Abomey (Togo), 1018, 1019 ..Egean Is., Greek, 1072, 1076 Aboso (Ghana), 299 ..Etolia (Greece), 1072 Abqaiq (Arabia), 1356, 1358 Afgh3.nistan, 783-88 Abruzzie e Molise (Italy), 1163 Afyon (TUrkey), 1430 Abu Dhabi (Arabia), 1302, 1303 Afyonkarahisa.r (Turkey), 1436 Abu Zabad (Sudan), 1379 Agades (Niger), 1020 Abyan (Aden), 225 Aga.dir (Morocco), 1232, 1234 Abyssinia, see Ethiopia Agalega Is. (Mauritius), 335 Acadia (Nova Scotia), 390 Agaiia (Guam), 775 Acajutla. (El Sa.lv.), 962 Agarta.la. (India), 203 Acarnania (Greece), 1072 Agedabia. (Libya), 1209 Accra (Ghana), 296-300 Agder, Aust and Vest (Norway), Accrington (U.K.), 65 1270 Achiasi (Ghana), 299 Aghios Nikolaos (Greece), 1072 Achimota. (Ghana), 299 Agra (prov.), .~ee Uttar Pradesh Acholi (Uganda.), 325 Agra (city), 146, 148, 195 Acklin's Is. (Bahamas), 434 Agri (Turkey), 1430 Aconca.gua (Chile), 869 1 Agua.dulce (Pan.), 1284 1545 1546 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1957 AGU ALG Aguascalientes (Mexico), 1219, 1220 1 Alameda (California), 638 Ahmadi (Kuwait), 1298 Aland (Finland), 971 Ahmedabad (India), 146, 174 Alapayevsk (U.S.S.R.), 1464 Ahtmee (U.S.S.R.), 1488 Alaska, 761-65 Ahuachadan (E1 Sa1v.), 959 - area and population, 574 Ahvenanmaa (Finland), 971 -highway, 377, 414, 765 Ahwaz (Iran), ll20, 1121, 1122, - legislature, 572 ll26 - metals, precious, 605 Aidin (Asia Minor), see Aydin - representation, 569 Aimores (Brazil), 839 Alava {Spain), 1361 Ain (France), 982 Alaverdi (Armenia), 1484, 1486 Ain Dar (Arabia), 1356 Alawites (Syria), 1409 Ain Sefra (Algeria), 1001 Albacete {Spain), 1361, 1362 Ain Zalah (Iraq), 1133 Alba Julia (Rumania), 1343 Air (Fr. W. Afr.), 1020 Albania, 788--93 Aisne (France), 982 Albany (Georgia), 654 Aitutaki Is. (Cook Is.), 542, 543 Albany (N.Y.), 579, 708-10 Aix (France), 986, 988 , Albany (W. Aust.), 505 Aix-en-Provence (France), 984 Alberta (Canada), 407-IO Ajaigarh (India), 183 -area and population, 361 Ajlun (Jordan), 1187 - births, deaths, marriages, 362 Ajman (Arabia), 1302 - education, 363 Ajmer (India), 192, 193-94 - field crops, 370 -area and population, 146 - livestock, 371 - cultivation, 155 -mining, 372, 373 - finance, 152 - municipal govt., 382 - justice, 150 - police, 368 - police, 151 - popln. born outside, 361 Ajmar-Merwara (India), 193 - religion, 363 Akerman (U.S.S.R.), 1441, 1475 - representation, 358 Akershus (Norway), 1270, 1271 Albina (Surinam), 1258 Akhaia (Greece), 1072 Albuquerque (New Mexico), 706, 707 Akhal-Senaki (Georgia), 1484 Albury (N.S.W.), 476 Akjoujt (Mauritania), 1015 Alcazarqnivir (Morocco), 1235 Aklavik (Canada), 415 Aldabra Is. (Seychelles), 336 Akmolinsk (Kazakh.), 1464, 1493, Alderney (Channel Is.), 69, 130, 133 1496 Alentejo (Portugal), 1331 Aktinbinsk {Kazakh.), 1496 Aleppo (Syria), 1201, 1409,1410,1412 Aktyubinsk {Kazakh.), 1493, 1495 Alesund (Norway), 1270 Akola (India), 180, 181 Alexandretta (Syria), 1409, 1430 Akranes {Iceland), ll07 Alexandria (Egypt), 947, 948, 949, Akron {Ohio), 579, 718, 719 950, 952, 953 Akureyri (Iceland), ll07 Alexandria (Louis), 672 Akyab (Burma), 863 Alexandria (Virginia), 748 Alabama, 630, 632 Alexandropol (U.S.S.R.), see Lenina- - area and population, 574 kan - cotton, 603 Alexandroupolis (Greece), 1072 - education, 583 Alexandrovsk (Ukraine), see Zapo- -iron, 608 rozhye - representation, 569 Alexishafen (New Guinea), 521 Alagoas(Brazil), 839 Aley (Lebanon), 1201 Alais (France), 987 Alfort (l<'rance), 987 Alajuela (Costa Rica), 901 Algaranza Is. (Canary Is.), 1362 INDEX 1547 ALG AMU Algarve (Portugal), I331 Alton (Ill.), 659 Aigeciras (Spain), 1362 Altoona (Pa.), 727 Algeria, 980, 981, 991, 1000--04 Aluminium, see Bauxite AI Ghail (Yemen), 1533 Alverdi (Georgia), 1484 Algiers (Alger), 986, 1000, 1001, Alvsborg (Sweden), 1383 1002, 1004 Alwar (India), 193 Alhambra (California), 638 Amacuro (Venez.), 1518 AI Hazm (Yemen), I533 A1nagasaki (Japan), 1177 Alicante (Spain), 1361, 1362, 1366, Amambay (Para.), 1291 1368 Amamlinsk (Armenia), 1486 Alice Springs (Aust.), 466, 515, 517, Amapa (Brazil), 838, 839, 844 518 Amapala (Hond.), 1091 Aligarh (India), 146, 148, 195 Amara (Iraq), 1131 Alipura (India), 183 Amarillo (Texas), 740 Alirajpur (India), 182 Amarnagar (India), 176 AI Jauf (Yemen), 1533 Amarpur (India), 203 Al-Jazira (Iraq), 1131 Amasya (Turkey), 1430 AI Jibla (Yemen), 1533 Amatitian (Guat.), 1080 AI Khobar (Arabia), 1358 Amazonas (Brazil), 839, 844 Alkmaar (Neth.), 1246 Amazonas (Colom.), 893 Allahabad (India), 146, 148, 165, Amazonas (Peru), 1305 195, 196 Amazonas (Venez.), 1518 Allanmyo (Burma), 860 Ambala (India), 192 Allenstein (Poland), 1322 Ambatondrazaka (Madag.), 1025 Allentown (Penns.), 579, 727 Ambato (Ecuador), 941 Alliace (Ohio), 718 Ambeno (Port. Timor), 1345 Allier (France), 982 Ambo (Ethiopia), 966 Alma-Ata (U.S.S.R.), 887, 1446, Amboina (Indonesia), 1115 1449, 1464, 1493, 1496 Ambrym Is. (New Hebrides), 557, Almalyk (Uzbek.), 1499 558 AI Matamma (Yemen), I533 American States, Organization of, Aimeio (Neth.), 1246 43-46 Almeria (Spain), I361, 1362 Amersfoort (Neth.), 1246 Almirante (Pan.), 904 Ames (Iowa), 665 Almora (India), 195 Amherst (Mass.), 680 Alofi (Cook Is.), 544 Amherst (Nova Scotia), 391 Alofi Is. (Fr. Pacific), 1031 Amida (Turkey), 1431 Aion (Burma), 862 Amiens (France), 984 Along Bay (Vietnam), 1531 Amindivis Is. (Laccadives), 202 Alost (Belgium), 815 Amirantes Is. (Seychelles), 336 Alpes Basses- (France), 982 Amiri (Aden), 225 Alpes Hautes- (France), 982 Amlekganj (India), 1241 Alpes Maritimes (!<'ranee), 982 Amman (Jordan), ll86, 1187, 1188, Alphonse Is. (Seychelles), 336 1201 Alsace-Lorraine (France), 983 Amoy (China), 883 Alsanoak (Turkey), 1437 Amphissa (Greece), 1072 AI Suda (Yemen), 1533 Amran (Yemen), 1533 Alta Verapaz (Guat.), 1080 Amraoti (India), 180, 18 L Altai (R.S.F.S.R.), 1461, 1469, 1472, Amravati (India), 180 1496 Amritsar (India), 146, 191 Altan BuJak (Mongolia), 1230 Amsterdam (Neth.), 1246, 1247 Alto Adige (Italy), ll61, 1163 Amsterdam (N.Y.), 709 Alto Giuba (It. Somalia), 1174 Amur (U.S.S.R.), 1469 1548 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1957 ANA ARD Anaconda (2\'Iontana), 693 Annapolis (Maryland), 676, 677 Anadyr (U.S.S.R.), 1466, 1472 Ann Arbor (Michigan), 683 Anaiza (Saudi Arabia), 1356 Annobon Is. {Sp. Mr.), 1372 Anatolia (Turkey), 1484 Anshan {China), 881 Ancash (Peru), 1305 Antalaha (Madag.), 1024 Anchorage (Alaska), 762 Antalya (Turkey), 1430 Anchorage (Cook Is.), 542 Antartida {Chile), 869 Ancona (Italy), 1167 Antigua (Gnat.), 1081, 1084 Andaluces (Spain), 1368 Antigua Is. (W. Indies), 428-29 Andaman and Nicobar Is., 144, 167, -U.S.A. base, 429,596 199--200 Antioch {Syria), 1431 -area and population, 146 Antioquia (Colom.), 893, 896 - cultivation, 155 Antipodes Is. (N.Z.), 542 - forests, 158 Antofagasta {Chile), 835, 869, 870, -police, 151 875 Anderson (Ind.), 662 Antrim {N. Ireland), ll8, 120 Andguphodang (Bhutan), 830 Antsirabe (Madag.), 1024, 1025, 1026 Andhra Pradesh (India), 148, 167, Antwerp (Belgium), 815, 816, 820 168-69, 185 Anzer'o-Sudjensk (U.S.S.R.), 1447 - area and population, 145 Anzoategui (Venez.), 1518 - cultivation, 155 Aoba (New Hebrides), 557 -finance, 151 Apeldoom (Neth.), 1246 -govt., 144 Apia (W. Samoa), 546, 547, 763 -justice, 150 Apolima (W. Samoa), 546 - land tenure, 156 Appenzell (Switz.), 1397, 1399 - police, 151 Appleton (Wisconsin), 757 -representation, 141 Apra Harbour (Guam), 775 Andizhan (Uzbek.), 1447, 1499, 1501 Apulia (Italy), 1163 .~dorra, 793, 794 Apure (Venez.), 1518 Andros Is. (Bahamas), 434 Apurimac (Peru), 1305 Anecho {Togo), 1019, 1034, 1035 Aqaba (Arabia), 946 Anegada (Virgin Is.), 429 Arabia, Saudi, 1355-69 Aneityum Is. (Pacific), 558 ArabLeague,46-47 Angediva (Goa), 1344 Aracaju (Brazil), 839 Angers {France), 984, 987, 988 Arad (Rumania), 1348 Angkor {Cambodia), 864, 866 Aragua (Ven.), 1518 Anglesey (U.K.), 65 Arak (Iran), ll20, 1121, ll24 Angola {Port. W. Mr.), 1332, 1334, Arani (Armenia), 1485 1342-43 Aran Pradet (Thailand), 1418 Angra do Heroismo {Portugal), 1331, Aranuka Is. (Gilbert Is.), 554 1332 Arapahoe (Colorado), 642 Anguilla Is. {W. Indies), 427-29 Ararat (Victoria), 486 Angul {India), 188, 189 Arauca (Colom.), 893 Angus {Scotland), 68 Arauco (Chile), 869 Anhwei {China), 880, 884 Arbil (Iraq), 1131, 1135 Anin {Burma), 862 Arcadia (Greece), 1072 Anjouan Is. (Comoro Is.), 1027 Archangel (U.S.S.R.),
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