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Baldwin, M. W. (ed.) / Volume I: The first hundred years
(1969)
Gazetteer and note on maps, pp. 626-666
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652 GAZETTEER I Norway; Norge (Norwegian): region of western Scandinavia — not in area mapped. Noto (Italian): town — H1e4, 2. Novalesa (Italian): village 70 miles west of Vercelli. Novgorod (Russian): city and district in northern Russia — not in area mapped. Noyon (French): town 29 miles west of Laon. Nuremberg; Nurnberg (German): city — Gzci, I, 2. Nu~aibin or Nusaybin: town — see Nisibin. Nyssa (classical): town, now abandoned — K5e1, 3. Ochrida (medieval), Lychnidus or Achrida (classical), Ohrid (Serbian): town —lid4, 2. Odenburg (German), Sopron (Hungarian): town — H2c3, 2. Oder (German), Odra (Polish): river — G5b2, I, z. Oea: city, port — see Tripoli. Ofanto: river in SE Italy, flowing past Canosa into the Adriatic. Ohrid: town — see Ochrida. Olives, Mount of; Jabal a~-Tur (Arabic): hill east of Jerusalem. Olivola (medieval), Olivolo or Castello (Italian): district on lagoon of Venice. Olmütz (German), Olomouc (Czech): town — H3c1, 2. Oman; cUman (Arabic): region of eastern Arabia — Ph, 4. Oporto; Pôrto (Portuguese), Bur~uqal (Arabic): port — C2d4, i. Orange (French): town 13 miles north of Avignon. Orense (Spanish), Uriyah (Arabic): town — C3d3, i. Orkhon: river in Mongolia — not in area mapped. Orkneys: island group north of Scotland — not in area mapped. Orleans (French): city 75 miles ssw of Paris. Orontes (classical), al-~A~i (Arabic: the rebellious): river — L1e4, ~, 5, 6. Orte (Italian): village 35 miles north of Rome. Ossero (Italian), Osor (Croatian): village on west coast of Cherso. Ostia (Italian): village — G3d4, 2. Ostmark: region east of Bavaria — see Austria. Oultrejourdain: region east of the Jordan — see Transjordan. Ourha: city — see Edessa. Oviedo (Spanish): town — C5d2, i. Oxus (classical), Jaihun (Persian, Arabic), Amu Darya (modern) : river — P5dz, 4. Pagrae: town — see Baghras. Palaiá Kórinthos: town — see Corinth. Palanka (Croatian): town — H5c~, 2. Palermo (Italian), Balarm (Arabic): city, port — G4e2, 2. Palestine; Palaestina (classical), Filistin (Arabic): region — KLf, 3. Pali, Cape: headland near Dyrrachium — H5d4, 2. Pallene: peninsula — see Cassandria. Palmela (Portuguese): town 17 miles SE of Lisbon. Palu (Turkish), Balona (medieval), Palou (West Armenian), BãlU (Arabic): fortress — L5e2, 3. Pamplona (Spanish), Pampeluna (medieval), Banbalünah (Arabic): town — D4d3, I. Paneas: town — see Banyas. Panidos (medieval): port, now abandoned, 5 miles ssw of Rodosto. Pannonhalma: monastery — see Saint Martin. Pantelleria: island — G3e4, I, 2.
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