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CODE LIST of the WORLD for the CURRENT CESA PROJECTS CODE LIST of the WORLD for the CURRENT CESA PROJECTS by Ahmet Ömer Koçak Stand 28. 04. 2017 Copyrights Cesa © Updated on 28 04 2017 Totally 6898 codes of the collecting localities in various provinces, regions and states in the world are listed below. The localities are given alphabetically under the states. For example, Andarab, Andkhui, Anjuman etc are listed under the Afghanistan state, coded as “AF”. Adr Andarab (AF) Anh Andkhui (AF) Anj Anjuman (Bd Bqu AF) Arh Arghandab (AF) Asm Asmar (AF) Bd Badakhshan (AF) Bmu Bala Murghab (Hr AF) List of the codes, explanations, and geographical coordinates if available. 1. AET Africa 40. Hzr Hazarajah 78. Srb Sarobi (Bm 115. Zng Zangezur, 150. Ade Adelaide (AU Continent (AF) AF) (34°20'N 69°59'E) 1000m (AM) (39°11'49"N SAu) 2. AUS Australic 41. Ish Ishkasim (AF 79. Srp Sar-e-pul (AF) 46°23'46"E) 151. Bri Brisbane (AU Region TJ) 80. Szl Sabzil 2950m 116. AN Netherlands QAu) 3. HOL Holarctic 42. Jla Jalalabad (Ng (Bm AF) (34°48'19"N Antilles 152. Brr Barrington Region AF) (34°27'N 70°27'E) 67°13'08"E) 117. AO Angola Tops (NSw AU) 4. NEA Nearctic 43. Jw Jawzjan (AF) 81. Tkh Takhar (AF) 118. Bge Benguela 153. Bth Bathurst (NSw Region 44. Kab Kabul (AF) 82. Una Unai Pass Province (AO) AU) 5. NTO Neotropic (34°32'N 69°08'E) (AF) 119. Bié Bié Province 154. Bui Bulli (NSw Region 45. Kbb Koh-i-Baba 83. Wk Wakhan (Bd (AO) AU) 6. ORI Orientalic Mts. (AF) AF) (36°54'N 72°18'E) 120. Czn Cuanza Norte 155. Bun Bunbury Region 46. KhM Khoja 84. Wrd Wardak (AF) Province (AO) (WAu AU) 7. PAL Palaearctic Mohammad Range (AF) 85. Zab Zabul (AF) 121. Czs Cuanza Sul 156. CC Cocos Is. (AU) Region 47. Khi Khinjan (AF) 86. Zeb Zebak valley Province (AO) 157. Cai Cairne (QAu 8. PTO Palaeotropic 48. Khos Khost (AF) (Bd AF) 122. Hmb Huambo AU) (16°55'S 145°46'E) Region 49. Kot Kotkai (AF) 87. AG Antigua & Province (AO) 158. Cbr Canberra (AU) 9. AD Andorra 50. Kota Kotak Barbuda 123. Lnd Luanda (AO) 159. Ck Cooktown (QAu 10. AE United Arab 2900m, W of Band-e-Amir 88. AI Anguilla 124. Lun Lunda Provice AU) Emirate (Bm AF) (34°48'09"N 89. AL Albania (AO) 160. Cnv Carnarvon 11. AF Afghanistan 67°05'26"E) 90. AM Armenia 125. Mco Mt. Moco (WAu AU) 12. Adr Andarab (AF) 51. Kps Kapisa (AF) 91. Alg Dar-Alages mt. (AO) 161. Dha Dirk Hartogs 13. Anh Andkhui (AF) 52. Kuna Kunar (AF) (AM) (39°42'N 45°32'E) 126. Mlj Malanje I. (WAu AU) 14. Anj Anjuman (Bd 53. Lgh Laghman (AF) 92. Arg Aragatsotn Province (AO) 162. Dua Duaringa Bqu AF) (35°54'N 70°24'E) 54. Log Logar valley (AM) 127. Mox Moxico (QAu AU) 15. Arh Arghandab (AF) 93. Arm Armavir Province (AO) 163. Dwn Darwin (NAu (AF) 55. Low Lowgar (AF) (AM) 128. Uig Uige Province AU) (12°27'S 130°50'E) 16. Asm Asmar (AF) 56. M-S Mazar-i- 94. Arn Areni (AM) (AO) 164. Fw Fernshaw (VAu 17. Bark Barak (AF) Sharif (AF) 95. Arr Ararat (AM) 129. Zir Zaire Province AU) 18. Bd Badakhshan 57. Mnj Minjan Pass 96. Azb Azizbekov (AO) 165. Gay Gayndah (AF) (Nu AF) (AM) (39°41'24"N 130. AQ Antarctica (QAu AU) 19. BdA Band-i Amir 58. Ng Nangrahar 45°30'08"E) 131. AR Argentina 166. Gnn Gunnedah (AF) (AF) 97. Dar Daratchitchag 132. Bue Buenos Aires (AU NSw) 20. Bdg Badghis (AF) 59. Nks Nuksan Pass (AM) (AR) 167. Gtn Geraldton 21. Bgh Baghlan (AF) (Bd Hk AF) 98. Di Dilizhan (AM) 133. AS American (WAu AU) 22. Bkt Barikot (AF) 60. Nm Nimroz (AF) 99. Elz Elindzha (AM) Samoa 168. Hel Helidon (QAu 23. BlM Bala- 61. Nu Nuristan (AF) 100. Eri Erivan 134. AT Austria AU) Murghab (Hr AF) 62. Ozu Ozurgan (AF) (Yerevan) (AM) (40°10'N 135. Bgl Burgenland 169. KY Cape York 24. Blh Balkh (AF) 63. Pag Pagman (AF) 44°30'E) (AT) (AU) 25. Bm Bamyan (AF) (34°26'N 69°54'E) 101. Geg Gegharkunik 136. Et East Tirol (AT) 170. Kda Kuranda 26. Bmu Bala 64. Pic Policharchi (AM) 137. Krt Kärnten, (QAu AU) (16°49'S 145°38'E) Murghab (Hr AF) (AF) 102. Gyu Gyumri Carinthia, Karawanken Mts. 171. Kia Kiama (QAu 27. Bqu Bala Quran 65. Pjr Panjshir (AF) (Alexandropol) (Srk AM) (AT) AU) (Bd AF) 66. Pkt Paktia (AF) 103. Ink Inaklu 138. Kwk Karawanken 172. Kng King Island 28. Bsg Bashgul (AF) 67. Pli Polichomri [Antarut] (Alg AM) (40°35'N Alps (AU) 29. Ca Kandahar (AF) (Bgh AF) 44°27'E) 139. LAT Lower Austria 173. Ksc Kosciusko MT. (31°36'N 65°43'E) 68. Pnj Panjao (Bm 104. Kho Khosrov N.R. (AT) (NSw AU) 30. Day Daykundi AF) (AM) 140. Slz Salzburg (AT) 174. Lhw Lord Howe (AF) 69. Prw Parwan (AF) 105. Ktk Kotayk (AM) 141. Stm Steiermark, (AU) 31. Dwe Darweshan 70. Ptk Paktika (AF) 106. Lr Lori (AM) Styria (AT) 175. Mck Mackay (QAu (AF) 71. Qn Qunduz (Sg 107. Mig Migri, Megri 142. Tau Höhe Tauern, AU) 32. Frh Farah (AF) AF) (AM) Gross Glockner (AT Trl) 176. Mel Melbourne 33. Fry Faryab (AF) 72. Sen Senna (AF) 108. Nyu Nyuvadi (AM) 143. Trl Tirolen (AT) (AU VAu) 34. Fz Faizabad (AF) 73. Sfl Shah Fuladi 109. Siu Siunik (AM) 144. UAT Upper 177. Mlv Melville 35. Gbh Gulbahar Mt. (AF) 110. Srk Shirak (AM) Austria (AT) Island (AU) (AF) 74. Sg Samanghan 111. Svn Sevan (AM) 145. Vor Vorarlberg 178. NAu North 36. Gho Ghor (AF) (AF) 112. Tav Tavoush (AM) (AT Trl) Australia (AU) 37. Gz Ghazni (AF) 75. Shah Shahidan 113. VD Vayots Dzor 146. Wn Wien (AT) 179. NSw New South 38. Hlm Helmand (AF) (AM) 147. Öt Ötztal Alps (AT Wales (AU) (AF) 76. Shv Shiva (Bd AF) 114. Ved Vedi 900- Trl) 180. Nwc Newcastle 39. Hr Herat, Farah 77. Slg Salang Pass 1000m (AM) (39°54'48"N 148. AU Australia (NSw AU) (AF) (34°22'N 62°11'E) (AF) 44°43'14"E) 149. Aby Albany (WAu 181. Pd Peak Downs AU) (QAu AU) 182. Pth Perth (AU) 241. Pi Pirin Mts. (BG) 310. Mnt Manitoba 368. Dt 420. Lua Luan-chuan 183. QAu Queensland 242. Plv Plovdiv (BG) (CA) Dingtschiangmiau Pass (CN (Hnn CN) (AU) 243. Ppp Philippopel 311. Nbw New Ts) 421. Lus Lushan (Sz 184. Roc Rockhampton (BG) Brunswick (CA) 369. Dul Dulong R. (Yu CN) (QAu AU) 244. Pvn Pleven (BG) 312. Nfl New CN) 422. Lyu Longyuan (Yu 185. Ros Rosewood 245. Rg Rasgrad (BG) Foundland (CA) 370. Dzh Dizhengdang CN) (QAu AU) 246. Rh Rhodope Mts. 313. Nnv Nunavut (CA) (Yu CN) 423. Lzh Lanzhou (CN) 186. SAu South (BG) 314. Nsc New Scotia 371. Erl Erlangshan (SZ 424. M-G Mendong- Australia (AU) 247. Ril Rila Mts. (BG) (CA) CN) Gomba (Ti CN) 187. Sale Sale (VAu 248. Rtc Rustschuk 315. On Ontario (CA) 372. Eve Mt. Everest 425. Mbl Mabilo (Yu AU) (BG) 316. Ped Prince (CN Ti) CN) 188. Syd Sydney (AU 249. Rus Ruse (BG) Edward Is. (CA) 373. Fkn Fukien, Fujian 426. Mc Mandschurei, NSw) 250. Shu Shumen (BG) 317. Qb Quebec (CA) (CN) Manchuria, Heilongjiang (CN) 189. TA Tasmania (AU) 251. Skp Schipka Pass 318. Ssk Saskatchewan 374. Gaz Gazu (Yu CN) 427. MdL Monda-La 190. Too Toowoomba (BG) (CA) 375. Gey Geyi (Ti CN) (Ti CN) (QAu AU) 252. Slv Slivno (BG) 319. Vc Vancouver 376. Gkl Gakyi (Ti CN) 428. Mek Mekong (CN 191. Tw Townsville 253. Smj Smoljan (BG) Island (CA) 377. Gn Kansu, Gansu Yu) (QAu AU) 254. Sof Sofia (BG) 320. Yuk Yukon (CN) 429. MiL Mi-La (Ti CN) 192. VAu Victoria (AU) 255. Stp Stara Planina Territory (CA) 378. Gon Gongshan (Yu 430. Mku Maku (Yu 193. WAu West (BG) 321. CF Central African CN) CN) Australia (AU) 256. Str Silistra (BG) Republic 379. Grt Gartok (CN Ti) 431. Mnn Minshan (Gn 194. War Warragul 257. Tvi Targovishte 322. Cpl Fort Crampel 380. Gy Gyantse (Ti CN) (VAu AU) (BG) (Kaga-Bandoro) (CF) CN) 432. Mou Moupin (CN) 195. AY Asia 258. Vid Vidin (BG) 323. Nja Njam Njam 381. HK Hong Kong, 433. MyL May-La (Ti 196. AZ Azerbaycan 259. Vra Vraca (BG) (CF) Victoria (CN) CN) 197. Adz Adzhikend 260. Vrn Varna (BG) 324. Brv Brazzaville 382. Hbl Humboldt 434. N01 Bayi (Njb Ti (AZ) (40°31'N 46°20'E) 261. Zag Stara Zagora (CG) Gebirge, Tergun Daba Mts. CN) 198. Ata Astara (AZ) (BG) 325. CG Congo (CN Ts) 435. N02 Linzhi (Njb Ti 199. Bak Baku (AZ) 262. BH Bahrain 326. Ber Berne (CH) 383. Hc How-chow, CN) (40°24'N 49°49'E) 263. BI Burundi 327. Brn Bernese Alps Linxia (Gn CN) 436. N03 Milin (Njb Ti 200. Drh Darasham 264. BJ Benin (Va CH) 384. Hn Hainan (CN) CN) (AZ Nv) (38°55'N 45°49'E) 265. BM Bermuda 328. CH Switzerland 385. Hnn Honan, 437. N04 Gangga (Njb 201. Dz Dzhulfa (Nv 266. BN Brunei 329. Eng Engadine Henan (CN) Ti CN) AZ) (38°59'N 45°38'E) Darussalam (CH) 386. Hpe Hupeh, Hubei 438. N05 Luxia (Njb Ti 202. Hkd Hankynda, 267. BO Bolivia 330. Pn Pennine Alps (CN) CN) Stepanakert, Karabagh (AZ) 268.
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