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Tentative List Tentative List Result : 1353 Afghanistan 08/09/200 Band-E-Amir N 4 17/08/200 City of Balkh (antique Bactria) C 4 17/08/200 City of Herat C 4 Afrique du Sud 15/05/20 Alexandria Coastal Dunefield N 04 15/05/20 Kimberley Mines and Associated Early Industries C 04 30/06/19 Modderpoort Sacred Sites (#) C 98 15/05/20 Pilgrim's Rest Reduction Works Industrial Heritage Site C 04 Pleistocene occupation sites of Klasies River, Border Cave, Wonderwerk Cave and comparable sites 30/06/19 C relating to the emergence of modern humans 98 15/05/20 The !Xam Khomani Heartland C 04 24/06/20 The Cape Winelands Cultural Landscape C 04 24/06/20 The Prince Edward Islands N 04 02/02/20 The Richtersveld Cultural Landscape CN 04 15/05/20 Tswaing Meteorite Crater N 04 Albanie 11/10/199 L'amphithéâtre de Durres C 6 11/10/199 La ville musée de Berat C 6 11/10/199 Les tombes de la Basse Selca C 6 Algérie Les Mausolées Royaux de Numidie, de la Maurétanie et les monuments funéraires pré- 30/12/200 C islamiques 2 30/12/200 Les oasis à foggaras et les ksour du Grand Erg Occidental C 2 30/12/200 Nedroma et les Trara C 2 30/12/200 Oued souf C 2 30/12/200 Parc des Aurès avec les établissements oasiens des gorges du Rhoufi et d’El Kantara CN 2 30/12/200 Sites, lieux et itinéraires augustiniens du Maghreb central C 2 Allemagne 20/09/19 20th Century Berlin Settlements C 99 20/09/19 Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe C 99 20/09/19 Former Benedictine abbey and monastery church of Corvey C 99 20/09/19 Heidelberg Castle and Old Town C 99 Margrave Opera House and Bayreth at the era of Margrave Wilhelmine - The ideal world of a woman 20/09/19 C between absolutism and enlightenment 99 Mine of Rammelsberg and historic town of Goslar - Extension by the "Oberharzer Wasserwirtschaft", 20/09/19 C i.e. the "Upper Harz Water Management System" 99 20/09/19 Ore Mountains: mining and cultural landscape C 99 20/09/19 Schwetzingen, castle and castle gardens C 99 20/09/19 Shoe last factory Carl Benscheidt, Fagus-Werk C 99 20/09/19 The Chilehaus in Hamburg C 99 20/09/19 The Franck Foundations in Halle C 99 20/09/19 The Naumburg Cathedral C 99 20/09/19 Wadden Sea Area CN 99 Andorre 22/02/199 Eglises romanes d'Andorre C 9 Ensemble historique de Santa 22/02/199 C Coloma 9 Angola Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceiçào da 22/11/199 C Muxima 6 22/11/199 Church of Nossa Senhora da Victoria C 6 22/11/199 Church of Nossa Senhora do Rosario C 6 22/11/199 Fortress of Kambambe C 6 22/11/199 Fortress of Massanganu C 6 22/11/199 Fortress of Muxima C 6 22/11/199 Fortress of S. Francisco do Penedo C 6 22/11/199 Fortress of S. Miguel C 6 22/11/199 Fortress of S. Pedro da Barra C 6 22/11/199 Little Fort of Kikombo C 6 22/11/199 Ruin of M'banza Kongo C 6 Arabie saoudite 28/11/200 AI-Hijr (Mada'in Saleh ) C 6 28/11/200 Historical Area of Jeddah C 6 Turaif Quarter in Al- 28/11/200 C Diriyyah 6 Argentine City of La Plata, Foundational Urban 30/06/199 C Area 8 15/11/200 Inka's Trail C 1 15/11/200 Las Parinas CN 1 24/02/200 Sierra de las Quijadas National Park N 5 15/11/200 Valle Calchaquí C 1 24/02/200 Ville de Buenos Aires: Paysage Culturel CN 5 Arménie 25/08/199 The archaeological site of the city of Dvin (#) C 5 The basilica and archaeological site of Yererouk (#) 25/08/199 C 5 The monasteries of Tatev and Tatevi Anapat and the adjacent areas of the Vorotan 25/08/199 CN Valley 5 25/08/199 The monastery of Noravank and the upper Amaghou Valley (#) CN 6 Australie 16/06/200 Australian Convict Sites C 0 27/06/200 Sydney Opera House C 6 Autriche 01/08/199 Abbey of Kremsmünster C 4 01/08/199 Bregenzerwald (Bregenz Forest) C 4 01/08/199 Cathedral of Gurk C 4 23/01/200 Cultural Landscape of "Innsbruck-Nordkette/Karwendel" C 2 01/08/199 Heiligenkreuz Abbey C 4 01/08/199 Hochosterwitz Castle C 4 23/01/200 Iron Trail with Erzberg and the old town of Steyr C 2 11/02/200 National Park "Hohe Tauern" N 3 01/08/199 Old part of Hall in Tirol C 4 The City of Graz - Historic Centre and Schloss Eggenberg (extension to City of Graz - Historic 08/02/200 C Centre) 5 Azerbaïdjan 30/09/199 "Baku Stage" Mountain N 8 30/09/199 "Binegadi" 4th Period Fauna and Flora Deposit (#) N 8 30/09/199 "Lok-Batan" Mud Cone (#) N 8 Gobustan's State Historical - Artistic Preserve (Mesolithic - Paleolithic 30/09/199 C petroliphs) 8 30/09/199 Hyrkan State Reservation N 8 24/10/200 Ordubad historical and architectural reserve C 1 24/10/200 Sheki, the Khan's Palace C 1 30/09/199 Surakhany, Atashgyakh (Fire - worshippers, temple - museum at Surakhany) C 8 24/10/200 Susha historical and architectural reserve C 1 24/10/200 The Caspian Shore Defensive Constructions C 1 30/09/199 The mausoleum of Nakhinchevan (#) C 8 Bahreïn 25/09/200 Barbar Temple C 1 Hamad Town Tumuli 25/09/200 C Moundfield 1 07/11/200 Hawar Islands Reserve N 1 25/09/200 Saar Heritage Park C 1 Bangladesh 17/02/199 Halud Vihara C 9 17/02/199 Jaggadala Vihara C 9 17/02/199 Lalbagh Fort C 9 17/02/199 Mahansthangarh and its Environs C 9 The Lalmai-Mainamati Group of 17/02/199 C monuments 9 Barbade 18/01/200 Bridgetown and its Garrison C 5 The Industrial Heritage of Barbados: The Story of 18/01/200 C Sugar 5 The Scotland District of Barbados 18/01/200 N 5 Bélarus 30/01/200 Architectural ensemble of Francysk Scaryna avenue in Minsk (1940's -1950's) C 4 30/01/200 Augustow Canal C 4 30/01/200 Brest Fortress C 4 30/01/200 Edifices for Worship of Fortress Type in Belarus, Poland and Lithuania C 4 30/01/200 Kamyanets Tower C 4 30/01/200 Palace and Park Ensemble in the city of Homel C 4 Saviour Transfiguration Church and St. Sophia Cathedral in the town of 30/01/200 C Polatsk 4 30/01/200 SS. Boris and Gleb (Kalozha) Church in the city of Hrodna C 4 30/01/200 St. Nicholas Monastery Complex in the city of Mahilyou C 4 30/01/200 Worship wooden architecture (17th -18th centuries) in Polesye C 4 Belgique 02/04/200 Le noyau historique médiéval ou la "Cuve" de Gand C 2 02/04/200 Le Westhoek, lieu de mémoire et monuments de la Grande Guerre C 2 Leuven/Louvain, bâtiments universitaires, l'héritage de six siècles au sein du centre 02/04/200 C historique 2 04/04/200 Maison Guiette, Populierenlaan 32, Antwerpen C 5 02/04/200 Noyau historique d'Antwerpen -Anvers- de l'Escaut aux anciens remparts de vers 1250 C 2 31/12/199 Palais Stoclet C 8 29/05/199 The castle, gardens and rocks of Freyr CN 7 Bénin La Réserve W du Niger et l'habitat vernaculaire du nord 31/10/199 C Bénin 6 31/10/199 La ville d'Ouidah : quartiers anciens et Route de l'Esclave C 6 31/10/199 La ville de Porto-Novo : quartiers anciens et Palais Royal (#) C 6 31/10/199 Site Lacustre de Ganvié C 6 19/06/199 Village souterrain d'Agongointo-Zoungoudo C 8 Bolivie 01/07/200 Cal Orck'o: Footprints of time N 3 01/07/200 Incallajta, the largest Inca site in the Kollasuyo C 3 01/07/200 Prehispanic Roads - Capac Ñan C 3 01/07/200 Pulacayo, Industrial Heritage Site C 3 01/07/200 Sacred Titicaca Lake CN 3 01/07/200 Sajama National Park CN 3 Bosnie-Herzégovine 10/03/200 The natural and architectural ensemble of Jajce CN 6 18/01/200 Historical monument Mehmed-paša Sokolovic Bridge in Višegrad C 6 Sarajevo - unique symbol of universal multiculture - continual open city 01/09/199 C (N.I.) 7 02/01/200 The historic urban site of Počitelj C 7 22/11/200 Vjetrenica cave N 4 Botswana 21/07/199 Gcwihaba N 9 21/07/199 Makgadikgadi Cultural Landscape (#) C 9 Toutswemogala Hill Iron Age 21/07/199 C Settlement 9 Tswapong Hills (#) 21/07/199 C 9 Brésil 16/09/199 Anavilhanas Ecological Station N 8 11/03/199 Canyon du Rio Peruaçu, Minas Gerais N 8 Cavernas do Peruaçu Federal Environmental Protection Area (APA) / Veredas Do Peruaçu State 16/09/199 CN Park 8 06/09/199 Eglise et Monastère de Sao Bento, Rio de Janeiro C 6 06/09/199 Ensemble architectonique de tourisme et loisir au bord du lac de Pampulha (#) C 6 08/01/200 Gold Route in Parati and its landscape C 4 06/09/199 Les Couvents Franciscains du Nord-Est Brésilien (#) C 6 06/09/199 Palais de la Culture, ancien siège du Ministère de l'Education et de la Santé, Rio de Janeiro C 6 06/09/199 Parc national de la Serra da Bocaina (São Paulo - Rio de Janeiro) N 6 06/09/199 Parc national du Pico da Neblina (Amazonas) N 6 06/09/199 Réserve biologique d'Atol das Rocas (Rio Grande do Norte) N 6 07/08/200 Rio de Janeiro Cultural Landscape C 1 16/09/199 Serra da Canastra National Park N 8 16/09/199 Serra da Capivara National Park and Permanent Preservation Areas CN 8 16/09/199 Serra do Divisor National Park N 8 06/09/199 Station écologique de Taim (Rio Grande do Sul) N 6 06/09/199 Station écologique du Raso da Catarina (Bahia) N 6 Bulgarie 01/10/198 Central Balkan Park (#) N 4 Pirin National Park World Heritage Site 06/02/200 N 6 14/09/200 The Ancient Plovdiv C 4 01/10/198 The ancient town of Nicopolis ad Istrum C 4 01/10/198 The Bachkovo Monastery C 4 01/10/198 The late ancient tomb of Silistra C 4 01/10/198 The Magoura cave with drawings from the bronze age C 4 01/10/198 The Pobiti Kamani Natural Monument N 4 01/10/198 The Rocks of Belogradchik N 4 01/10/198 The Roussensky Lom National Park N 4 01/10/198 The town of Melnik and the Rozhen Monastery C 4 01/10/198 The Vratsa Karst N 4 14/09/200 Thracian Tomb with Wall Paintings beside Alexandrovo village C 4 Two neolithic dwellings with their interior and household furnishings and utensils completely 01/10/198 C preserved 4 Burkina Faso 09/04/199 Les gravures rupestres de Pobe-Mengao (#) C 6 09/04/199 Les nécropoles de Bourzanga C 6 09/04/199 Les ruines de Loropeni (#) C 6 09/04/199 Les sites d'extraction de fer de Kindiba (#) C 6 Parc National du W du Niger et aires protégées 30/01/200 N adjacentes
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