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INDEX Tnrs Index contains no reference to the Introductory TahleH, nor to the Additions and Corrections. (For index to these, see pages xiv, xv.) aAC AACHBN (Prussia), 919, 954: tech- AnYsSIN IA, air force, 633 nical schools, 922 - boundary, 215, 264, 631,898, 1034 Aalborg (Denmark), 785 - commerce, 634, 899 Aalen ( Wiirttemherg), 963 -King (Negus), 631, 632 Aarau (Switzerland), 1313 - leased territory, 264, 632 Aargau (Switzerland), 1310, 1312 - milways, 634, 899 Aarhus (Denmark), 785 - religion, 632, 633, SOil Aba (Belg. Congo), 268 - roads, 634, 635, 899 Abaco Island (Bahamas), 333 -- trade routes, 634, 899 ·Abaiang Island (Pacific), 423 -treaty with Italy, 631 Abancay (Peru), 1181 Abyssinian race, 632 Abdul Aziz ibn Sand, King of Hejaz Acajutla (Salvador), port, 1262 and. N ejd, 645 Acarnania (Greece), 965 Ahdul Hamid Halim Shah, Sultan, Acchele Guzai (Eritrea), 1033 (Kedah), 184 Accra (Gold Coast), 257, 259 Abdullah, Sultan (Pahang), 180 Accrington, 14 Abdullah Ibn Hussein, Amir of Acha1a (Greece), 965 Trans·J ordan, 193 Achirnota Univ. Coil. (Gold Coast), Abemama Is. (Pacific), 423 257 Abercorn (N. Rhodesia), 223 Acklin's Island (Bahamas), 333 Aberdeen, burgh, 17 Aconcagua (Chile), prov., 718 -county, 17 Acre (Palestine), 187, 189, 191; port, -university, 22, 23 192 Aberdeen (South Dakota), 586 Acre Territory (Brazil), 697, 699; Aberdeen (Washington, U.S.A), 602 rubber, 702 Aberystwyth College, 22 Adana (Turkey), vilayet, 1321>, Abeshr (Wadai), 892 1327 ; mining, 1330, 1331 ; Abidjan (French West Africa), 904 town, 1325, 1330, 1331 -wireless station, 906 Addis Ababa (Abyssinia), 631, 632, Abkhasian, Soviet Rep. (Georgia), 635, 899 1257 Adeiso (Gold Coast), 259 Abo (Finland), 828; university, 828 Adelaide(S. Australia), 386; airmail, Abo-Bjorneborg (~'inland), 828 359; port, 357 : nniv., 387 Aboisso (French West Africa), 904 Adelaide (New South Wales), 387 Abrnzzi e ~lolise (Italy), 1015 ADEN, 95, 118, 206, 645, 647; Abu, Mount (India), 145, 172 boundary, 95; garrison, 129; Abuna (Coptic bishop), 632 railway, 95 Ablll'i (Gold Coast), 259 Adi Caieh (Eritrea), 1033 ABYSSINIA, 215, 631 sqq Adi Ugri (Eritrea), 1033 1363 1364 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1931 ADJ ALA Atljame (Ivory Coast), 904 Agder, Aust& Vest{Norway), 1145 Admiralty Is. (N. Guinea), 427, 42.~ Agion Oros (Greece), 966 Adowa (Abyssinia), 631 Agordat (Eritrea), 1033 Adrar (Mauritania), 906 Agra (prov.), see United Provinces - (Spanish Sahara), 1290 - (town), 121, 164 Adrianople (Turkey), vilayet, 1325 ; Agram or Zagreb (Yugoslavia), 1352 town, 1325 - univ., 1353 Adua (Abyssinia), 632 Agrigento (Italy), 1016, 1017 Adygeiskaia(U.S.S .. R.) auton. region, Aguadulce (Panama}, port, 1159 1231 Aguascalientes(Mexico),1089; irriga- lEgean Islands, 1039 sqq tion, 1091; town, 1089 - Greek, minerals, 970 Ahmadi, El, mosque, 809 - Italian, 1039, 1040, 1041 Ahmed:ibad (India), 121, 153 - Turkish, 1325 Ahmed ibn Jabir, Sultan of Kuwait AFGHANISTAN, 637 sqq 649 AFRICA, Central, Protectorate, see Ahvenanmaa (Finland), 828 Nyasaland Protectorate, 210 Ahwaz (Persia}, wireless stn., 1177 - Colonies in, Belgian, 269, 683 sqq Aidin (Asia l\linor), see Aydin --British, 196 ,qqq Aigun (China), port, 730 - - French, 260, 276, 277, 866, Ain (France), dept., 840 867, 879 sqq Ain Galakka (Kanem), 892 --Italian, 202, 215,1023, 1033sqq Ain Sefra (Algeria), 880 - - Portuguese, 1203, 1208 sqq Aintab (Turkey), vilayet, 1325 --Spanish, 1277, 1281, 1290, Aisne (France), dept., 840 1291 ; see also Morocco, Aitape (New Guinea), 426 Spanish Zone, 1098 sqq Aitutaki Island (Cook Islands), 416; -East (Britiqh), 196 ,,qq wireless station, 416 --(Italian), 202, 1023, 1033 sqq Aivalik (Turkey), asphalt, 1330 --(Port.), 1203, 1211, 1212, 1213 Aix (France), univ., 846 - Equatorial (French), 867, 890 sqq Aja1·istan, Soviet Rep. of (Georgia), -North (French), 866,867,879 sqq; 1257 see also Algeria, Morocco, Ajk (Hungary), coal, 994 Tunis Ajmer, town (India), 123, 145, 146 --(Italian), 1023, 1035 sqq Ajmer-Merwara (India), 145, 146 --(Spanish), 1277, 1281, 1290; - agriculture, 133 see also 1\Iorocco, Spanish . -area an<l pop., 118 Zone, 1098 sqq I - births and deaths, 121 -South (British), 216 sqq -education, 146 - - Union of, 226 sqq -finance, 145, 146 - S.-West(British), 272 sqq - forests, 132, 133 -West (British), 251 sqq -government, 116 --(French), 276, 2ii, 866, 867, - land revenue, 131 899 sqq - - tenure, 131 --(Port.), 1203, 1208, 1209, 1210, - religion, 122 1211 Akassa (Nigeria), 254 --(Spanish), 1276, 1290, 1291 Akershus (Norway), 1145; fort, 1149 Afrikya, see 'funis Akmolinsk (U.S.S.R.), 1249 Afyonkarahisar (Turkey), vilayet, Akron (Ohio), 447, 570; univ., 571 1325, 1330 Aksu (Sin-Kiang), 7 46 Agadir (Morocco), 1105 Aksun (Abyssinia), 631 Agalega Is. (Mauritius), 209 Akureyri (Iceland), 999 Agana {Guam), 626 Alaava (Spain), 12i7 Agdenes (Norway), fort, 1149 ALABAMA, 444, 484 sqq INDEX 1361') ALA ALG ALARAMA, agriculture, 460, 486 I ALBERTA, mining, 292, 304 - area and population, 444, 484, -ministry, 302 · 485 -municipal districts, 302 - cotton, 460, 486 -natural gas, 304 - port, 47:3, 486 ' - petroleum, 304 ,..- production and industry, 460, 48G - political parties, 302 -representation, 439, 484 --production & industry, 290, 291, Alag6as (Brazil), state, 698, 699 293, 304 Ala'idin Sulairnan Shah, Sultan - railways, 304 (Selangor), 180 - representation, 280, 302 Alajuela (Costa Rica}, 760 ; town, -wheat, 290 760 Albuquerque (New Mexico), 558 ; Aland (Finland}, 827, 828 univ., 558 ALA~KA, 444, 611 sqq Albury (New South Wales}, 363 -area and pop., 444, 611, 612 Alcazar (Mororco), 1099 - hanks, 478, 613 Alcoy (Spain), 1278 - defence, 454, 455 Aldabra Islands (Seychelles), 213 -education, 449, 612 Alderney, government, 72 ; popu- - fisheries, 468, 612, 613 lation, 18 - gold, 463, 613 Aldershot Command (U.K.), 40 -government, 441, 442, 611 Alemtejo (Portugal), 1202 - mining, 463, 612, 613 Aleppo (SyriR), 876, 877 ; cotton, - ports, 473, 613 877 ; schools, 87 6 ; tobacco, - production, &c.,463, 468, 612, 613 877 ; town, 876, 877, 878 -shipping, 473, 613 Alessandria(Italy),l014; town, 1017 - troops in, 454, 455 Alesund (No1·way), 1146 Alawiyya, 'l'erritory of the (Syria), Alexander I, King (Yugoslavia), 1349 876 Alexander Bay (Newfoundland), Albacete (Spain), province, 1277 ; paper-mill, 331 town, 1278 1 Alexandretta (Syria), 876; Sanjak, AI.nANIA, 640 sqq 876 ; town, 876 - air routes, 643 Alexandria (Egypt), 808 -alliance with Italy, 641 - air service, 193 - coast defence, 642 -shipping, 81 i - constitution of 1928, 641 -town, 807, 808 -King, 641 -trade, 817 Albany (New York), 447, 560, 561 Alexandria, Patriarch of, 632, 809 Albany (W. Australia), 391 Alexandroupolis (Greece}, 966 Albay (Philippines), 621 Alfonso XIII. (Spain), 3, 1273, 1274 Albert, King (Belgium}, 671 Algarve (Portugal}, prov., 1202 ALBERTA (Canada), 280, 302 sqq ALGERIA, 867, 879 Bqq -agriculture, 290, 291, 304 - area and pop., 867, 880 -area and pop., 282, 303 - books of reference, 884, 885 -births, marriages, deaths, 283, 303 -budget, 879, 881, 882 - constitution and government, 280, -education, 846, 847, 881 302 - faculties, 846 - crops, 290, 291 -finance, 879, 881, 882 - education, 285, 303 - government, 839, 866, 879 - finance, 287, 303, 304 - naval station, 854 - forests, 292, 304 -representation, 839, 879 - Legislative Assembly, 280, 302 -university, 846, 847, 881 - Lieutenant-Governor, 281, 302 Al Ghail (Yemen), 647 - live stock, 291 Algiers ( Alger), 854, 880 1366 THE STATESMAN'S YEAR-BOOK, 1931 ALG AND Algiers (Algor), naval station, 854 Amazonas (Peru), department, 1181 -university, 846, 881 - (Venezuela), ter., 1344 AI Habl (Yemen), 647 Ambado (French Somali Coast), AI Hazm (Yemen), 647 898 A lhucema Isles (Spanish Africa), 1277 Ambala (India), 123 Alicante (Spain), 1277 ; air station, Am bans, Tibetan oflicials, 7 48 1288 ; town, 1278 Ambato (Ecuador), 800, 801 Aligarh (India), 123; univ., 124, 16·! 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(Laceadives), 160 Al-Mu'tasim Bi'llah Al-Sultan Ab- Amirantes Islands (Seychelles), 213 dullah (Pahang), 180 Amman ('l'rans-Jordan), 191, 647 Alofi Is. (Fr. Pacific), 913 Amoy (China), port, 730 Alor Star (Kedah), 184 Amran (Yemen), 6-17 A lost (Belgium), 6 7 5 Amritsar {India), 121, 162 Alprs, Basses- (France}, dept., 840 Amsterdam (Netherlands), 1114 ; - Hautes- (France), dept., 840 canal, 1118 ; fort, 1118 ; port, -- -r.Iaritimes (France), dept., 840 1123; uni\-,, 1115 Alphonsc Island (Seychelles), 213 -{New York), 561 Alpollu (Turkey), 1331 Amsterdam Island (Reunion), 897 Alsace-Lorraine, 842, 917 Amur prov. (Manchuria), 744 -area and population, 842, 917 Anaconda (Montana), 546 -forts, 851 Anaiza (N ejd), 645, 646 - univ., 846 Ancachs {Peru), department, 1181 Al Suda {Yemen),
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  • Endangered Languages of Northeast India

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