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Locations Without Names Represented As Coordinates STOCKHOLM NARYAN-MAR N 61.4387° W 26.4990° IGORRE BOUGZOUL SINGILÁ ALCUÉSCAR SAINT-CYRILLE-DE-WENDOVER N 8.7982° W 39.8144° S 2.8991° W 121.0253° N 4.4888° E 140.5261° S 14.5942° E 76.3659° DJANET SHREWTON UDENHEIM BOLOGOYE ARLANDA N 67.4412° E 52.2949° N 61.2702° W 27.3779° ARTEA KRACHEM TAKALAMA ALDEA DEL CANO SAINT-CHARLES-DE DRUMMOND N 7.4931° W 39.5068° S 3.0746° W 123.6621° N 4.5380° E 140.5316° S 14.9447° E 76.9592° ZAOUATANLAZ SALISBURY FRANKFURT KUVSHINOVO N 59.8227° E 20.0170° N 67.1016° E 49.7460° N 61.1220° W 28.0810° AREATZA AIN OUSSERA OUANDJIA CÁCERAS DRUMMONDVILLE N 6.1405° W 38.9794° S 3.6011° W 126.1230° N 5.0252° E 139.8889° S 15.3583° E 77.4316° ILLIZI WILTON STEPHANHAUSEN NELIDOVO N 60.0758° E 21.2036° N 66.7572° E 47.6367° N 60.4138° W 29.1796° ZEANURI BOU CEDRAIA OUADDA CANAVERAL PONCEAU BESETTE N 4.7844° W 38.5400° S 3.9519° W 128.8476° N 5.5121° E 139.3725° S 15.7182° E 77.6953° N 27.6981° E 7.2784° WIMBORNE MINSTER MERMICHERHOF DEMIDOV DRAGSFJÄRD N 66.5744° E 48.7133° N 60.0209° W 28.8281° UBIDE HASSI BAHBAH BIRINI HOLGUERA PONCEAU DU CINQUIÉME-RANG N 3.3818° W 38.2324° S 4.3025° W 130.8691° N 5.9493° E 138.9001° S 16.2779° E 77.9040° N 29.2001° E 6.1578° HAMPRESTON WIERSCHEM N 54.1495° E 30.2041° SALO N 67.6426° E 46.9335° N 59.5788° W 28.5644° LEGUTIANO EL MESRANE MOUKA PLASENCIA SAINT-GERMAIN-DE-GRANTHAM N 1.8893° W 37.7490° S 4.7406° W 132.7148° N 6.5609° E 138.5650° S 17.3925° E 77.3547° N 30.8220° E 5.5261° POOLE EPPENBERG N 52.9022° E 27.7404° HATTULA N 68.4799° E 44.2968° N 59.2209° W 28.0371° ARRAZUA-UBARRUNDIA AIN MABED BRIA HERVÁS DUNCAN STATION N 0.6152° W 37.3974° S 5.1784° W 134.6484° N 7.1335° E 138.2958° S 17.8532° E 77.0910° QUARGLA BOURNEMOUTH DOOLENDORF N 52.5462° E 25.0048° JÄMSÄ N 68.9426° E 40.9570° N 58.6769° W 27.6855° VITORIA-GASTEIZ DJELFA BAMBARI BÉJAR DUNCAN S 0.8788° W 36.8261° S 5.5722° W 136.4941° N 7.6293° E 138.0432° S 18.2919° E 76.7834° ZELFANA CORFE CASTLE DÜTTLING LOSICE JYVÄSKYLÄ N 69.5345° E 37.7050° N 58.1707° W 27.3339° OTAZU KSAR TIMEKMERT PANDU GUIJUELO SAINTE-HÉLÉNE-DE-BAGOT S 2.0210° W 36.2988° S 5.8346° W 138.3837° N 8.2006° E 138.0871° S 18.8075° E 76.2341° GUERRARA SWANAGE DÜREN WARSZAWA KARTTULA N 70.1851° E 40.2539° N 57.7979° W 26.8945° ARAGANDONA KSAR ZEIRA BANGUI CARBAJOSA DE LA SAGRADA SAINT-GEORGES-DE-BAGOT S 3.0308° W 35.9912° S 6.0094° W 140.2294° N 8.7222° E 138.5375° S 19.4329° E 75.4925° BERRIANE N 50.5108° W1.9940° HASSELWEILER LODZ MAANINKA N 70.4808° E 39.3750° N 57.4212° W 26.5429° MAEZTU AIN EL IBEL LIBENGE SALAMANCA SAINTE-ROSALIE S 3.9080° W 35.7275° S 6.0968° W 142.6464° N 9.5628° E 139.8999° S 19.6529° E 75.0146° HASSI-DELARA ST HELIER POOLE GLADBACH KLOBUCK VARPAISJÄRVI N 70.4367° E 37.3974° N 57.0885° W 26.4550° CAMPEZO MOCTA-EL- OUST DONGOU VILLAMAYOR SAINT-HYACHINTHE S 4.9158° W 35.3320° S 5.1784° W 145.5468° N 9.8173° E 140.4437° S 20.0765° E 72.9547° MESSAD ST HELIER PORTSMOUTH KREFELD JAWORZNO KAAJANI N 69.9905° E 35.5957° N 56.7286° W 26.3671° MENDAZA SIDI-MAKLOUFF IMPFONDO CORRALES DOUVILLE NATAL S 4.6530° W 148.0078° N 10.0067° E 141.0919° S 19.8907° E 71.1584° AIN EL MELH N 50.0456° W 1.9445° DUISBURG TARNOW YLIKIIMINKI N 69.6112° E 34.4970° N 56.1944° W 26.5869° LOS ARCOS LAGHOUAT BURBURLO MORALES DEL VINO SAINTE-MADELEINE S 6.6209° W 34.5849° S 4.0396° W 150.7324° N 10.0229° E 142.1356° S 19.8080° E 70.3894° SIDI AMEUR N 50.0024° W 1.9281° GELSENKIRCHEN PRZEMYSL YLI-LI MURMANSK N 55.7271° W 27.0263° SESMA MEKHARREG LOUKOLELA ZAMORA DOMAINE-LAC-HURON S 7.6238° W 34.0576° S 2.9869° W 153.8964° N 10.1797° E 142.6464° S 19.7000° E 70.0000° SIDI AISSA N 49.9300° W 1.9226° DIE HAARD RIVNE OULU N 68.5443° E 32.2119° N 55.1788° W 27.3339° LODOSA KSAR EL HIRAN ETSOUALI SANTOVENIA MONT-SAINT-HILAIRE S 8.1462° W 33.4423° S 1.9332° W 156.7968° N 10.4175° E 143.0859° S 19.6011° E 69.4555° CHELLALET EL ADHAOUARA N 49.8043° W 1.9226° DRENSTEINFURT OVRUCH N 64.9793° E 27.9052° N 68.1633° E 32.3437° N 54.9776° W 27.6855° SARTAGUDA HASSI-DELARA INONI MILLES DE LA POLVOROSA MCMASTERVILLE S 8.8416° W 33.0029° S 0.9667° W 159.6093° N 10.6929° E 143.4814° S 19.1347° E 68.3679° LAKHDARIA SAINT GERMAIN DES VAUX GÜTERSLOH N 51.9476° E 31.1572° N 64.5861° E 32.3876° MONCHEGORSK N 54.5210° W 27.9492° PRADEJÓN TILRHEMT MAH BENAVENTE SAINT-BRUNO-DE-MONTARVILLE S 9.5790° W 32.4316° S 0.2636° W 164.0039° N 11.4261° E 144.2285° S 18.5004° E 67.6977° BORDJ MENAIEL JOUBOURG BAD LIPPSPRINGE CHAUSY N 64.0914° E 35.5957° APATITY N 54.2395° W 28.3007° EL VILLAR DE ARNEDO BERRIANE KINSHASA SAN CRISTÓBAL DE ENTREVINAS SAINT-HUBERT S 10.4878° W 31.9042° N 0.0000° W166.7285° N 12.9296° E 144.8876° S 16.6572° E 65.3247° DELLYS DANNERY BRAKEL LOPANDINO NYUKHCHA KIROVSKI N 53.8784° W 28.6962° ARNEDO GHARDAIA KASANGULU VILLAQUEJIDA LA MENNAIS S 11.1784° W 31.3330° N 0.0000° W 168.0468° GUAM S 15.7711° E64.0063° N 37.2696° E 3.6639° HERQUEVILLE OBERWESER ZMIYEVKA UNEZHMA REVDA N 53.5925° W 29.0039° QUEL GOLEA MADIMBA LA ANTIGUA SAINT-MATHIEU S 11.6522° W 30.8496° N 0.2636° W 167.8935° N 14.1472° E 144.7778° S 14.9235° E 62.8637° N 38.1086° E 4.3780° VAULVILLE HANNOVERSCH MÜNDEN ELETS VORZOGORY TUMANNYY N 53.3046° W 29.2675° AUTOL ILLIZI MBANGA NGUNGU LAGUNA DE NEGRILLOS SAINT-CYPRIEN-DENAPIERVILLE S 12.2111° W 30.4980° N 2.0649° W 169.6508° N 15.2523° E 144.2285° S 12.5760° E 61.8530° N 38.9679° E 4.8944° BIVILLE BORNHAGEN LIPETSK ONEGA TERIBERKA N 52.9883° W 29.5751° MURO DE AGUAS ZAOUATANIAZ BEMBE VALENCIA DE DON JUAN PONCEAU RIDGE S 12.6832° W 30.0585° N 3.3269° W 171.3098° N 15.6865° E 143.3605° S 10.6174° E 60.0512° N 39.6437° E 5.3228° CLAIREFONTAINE BÜTTSTEDT ANNA NOVODVINSK N 69.9303° E 33.7500° N 52.7229° W 29.7949° VILLAROYA DJANET CAXITO VALDEVIMBRE CHAMPLAIN S 13.4537° W 29.7509° N 4.4669° W 173.0676° N 15.3583° E 141.0809° S 8.4506° E 58.8208° N 40.3214° E 5.6085° FLAMNAVILLE BAD TENNSTEDT BOBROV CHASOVENSKAYA N 70.3483° E 32.5634° N 52.3755° W 29.4873° GR’AVALOS TIN ALKOUN LUANDA LEÓN INGRAHAM S 14.1365° W 29.4873° N 5.3863° W 175.0561° N 15.0084° E 140.6689° S 6.5554° E 57.8979° N 41.1000° E 6.5039° LA ROZEL WILLERSTEDT OSTROGOZHSK IZHMA N 70.9596° E 31.1572° N 52.1604° W 28.7841° IGEA IN EZZANE S 10.2068° E 11.9970° CUADROS CUMBERLAND HEAD S 14.9023° W 29.0478° N 6.0968° W 176.6381° N 14.5676° E 140.2734° SEYCHELLES N 41.8327° E 7.2509° BAUBIGNY¨ GERA STARYY DOLGAYA N 71.3991° E 29.0917° N 51.9442° W 28.2568° CERVERA DEL RIO ALHAMA N 22.8369° E 11.5905° S 11.0059° E 11.0522° LA ROBLA HALSEYS CORNERS S 15.7499° W 28.5205° N 6.5991° W 178.3959° N 13.9127° E 139.8559° S 3.4256° E 56.2060° N 42.3341° E 7.9211° BARNEVILLE CARTERET FROHNSDORF ISTOBNOYE KORABEL’NOYE N 72.5017° E 29.0039° N 51.7542° W 27.7734° AGREDA N 22.3094° E 11.9311° S 11.8243° E 9.8437° LA POLA DE GORDÓN PLEASENT RIDGE CORNERS S 16.3833° W 28.0371° N 7.2316° E 179.7363° N 13.4590° E 139.8889° S 1.8014° E 55.5908° N 43.1611° E 8.9428° LA HAVRE CHEMNITZ KOCHETOCKA ARKHANGEL’SK N 73.4909° E 29.4873° N 51.5907° W 27.2900° OLVEGA N 21.8513° E 12.1289° S 12.2326° E 8.5473° TIÓS SOUTH PLATTSBURGH S 17.4764° W 27.5097° N 7.8851° E 177.7587° N 13.0848° E 140.0427° N 0.1977° E 54.7119° N 43.7631° E 9.2340° PORTBALL MITTELSAIDA OBOYAN’ BRUSENITSA N 74.2954° E 30.8935° N 51.3168° W 26.7187° CIRIA N 21.4837° E 12.3706° S 12.1897° E 7.3828° CAMPOMANES LAPHAMS MILLS S 18.9790° W 25.9277° N 8.0592° E 177.7587° N 12.6724° E 140.3283° N 3.5572° E52.9760° GENUA DENNEVILLE MOST SPASSKOYE N 64.0818° E 40.8581° N 74.9479° E 32.9150° N 50.8753° W 26.1474° TORRELAPAJA N 21.1562° E 12.6452° S 11.7598° E 6.0424° VEGA DEL CIEGO PERU S 20.4681° W 24.7851° N 8.3636° E 175.6054° N 12.3668° E 140.6689° N 5.5722° E 51.9213° BEDONIA SAINT GERMAIN SUR AY PLAGE LIBOVICE L’GOV N 63.9180° E 41.0449° N 75.2977° E 35.5078° N 50.5692° W 26.2792° BERDEJO N 20.6636° E 13.2275° S 11.5015° E 4.7460° POLA DE LENA KEESVILLE S 22.0245° W 23.8183° N 8.4941° E 174.5947° N 11.9211° E 141.1468° N 7.0790° E 49.9438° BARDI PIROU PLAGE TETIN AMON’ N 63.6346° E 41.3127° N 74.9365° E 36.9140° N 50.2331° W 26.3671° DEZA N 19.9939° E 13.7329° S 11.2646° E 3.6035° VILLALLANE BUTTERNUT POND S 23.4834° W 22.5000° N 8.7113° E 172.9687° N 11.8458° E 141.7675° GAROOWE BETTOLA LA MOULARDERIE MILIN SHOSTKA ORLOVO N 74.4257° E 36.7382° N 49.8946° W 26.5429° CIHUELA N 19.4458° E 14.1943° S 10.9843° E 2.2412° LAS VEGAS DEERHEAD S 24.8465° W 21.5332° N 8.7765° E 171.2329° N 11.8996° E 142.9705° XUDUN PONTE DELL’OLIO SAINT MALO DE LA LANDE TURKLEKY KOROP POCHTOVOYE N 73.8981° E 36.2109° N 49.4966° W 26.7626° EMBID DE ARIZA N 18.7919° E 14.5568° S 10.4878° E 0.9887° FIGAREDO STOWERSVILLE S 26.5885° W 19.8632° N 8.7765° E 169.2773° N 12.0715° E 143.6572° UPPER-SHEIKH CARPANETO PIACENTINO HAUTEVILLE SUR MER PLAGE LITORADLICE BAKHMACH KAL’I N 73.5034° E 35.6835° N 49.2391° W 27.3339° CENTINA N 18.1145° E 14.6228° S 9.4707° W 0.3515° MIERES LINCOLN POND S 28.7676° W 19.3359° N 8.5158° E 167.0581° N 12.6885° E 144.1845° BERBERA PIACENZA LES SALINES LEDENICE ICHNYA MOHASTYREK N 73.1886° E 34.6728° N 49.4681° W 29.9267° CABOLAFUENTE N 17.4345° E 14.6228° S 8.5158° W 1.4721° COTORASSO NORTH HUDSON S 30.6000° W 18.5449° N 8.1027° E 164.6191° GUAM ZEILA LODI COUDEVILLE PLAGE BRENNERHOF ROMNY UST-MORZH N 72.8420° E 33.8818° N 49.7528° W 30.6738° SUSAMÓN N 16.7098° E 14.5678° S 7.8198° W 2.3950° RIANO SCHROON FALLS S 32.6208° W 17.7539° N 7.6674° E 162.5646° N 14.0673° E 144.5855° LOYADO MILANO GRANVILLE SCHWARZAU N 50.2226° E 34.6893° UYTA N 72.5149° E 32.9150° N 49.8663° W 31.4208° VILLEL DE MESA N 16.0458° E 14.2712° S 7.1444° W 3.3837° EL BERRÓN SCHROON LAKE
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