Utilisé pour: Repulse Bay

Utilisé pour: Sans titre

Utilisé pour: Three Rivers

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Utilisé pour: Republic of Cuba, Cuba, Republic of

• Comprises a large island of the same name and several smaller islands; area was inhabited by Ciboney, Guanahatabey and Taino (Arawaks) when Columbus arrived in 1492; Spanish colonized in 1511, native people soon died; Africans were brought here as slaves for plantations; official language is Spanish.

Utilisé pour: Saint Vincent, St Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Utilisé pour: Malo Saʻoloto Tutoʻatasi o Samoa, Samoa, Independent State of, Independent State of Samoa

• Comprises western Samoa Islands; area was settled by Polynesians (probably from Tonga) of lapita tradition by 1000 BCE; large societies developed by 300 BCE; controlled by Germany, Britain, and the United States in the late 19th century; controlled by New Zealand after WW I; official languages are Samoan (a Polynesian dialect) and English.

Utilisé pour: Sūrīyah

• Earliest inhabitants of the area were probably Natufians ca. 10,000 BCE; home to several great cultures, including Akkadians and Amorites 3rd-2nd millenia BCE; ruled by Alexander, Romans, Arabs, and Ottomans; shares name with ancient region covering a wider area; official language is Arabic.

Utilisé pour: Lake Erie

• Bounded on the west and north by Ontario province, Canada, on the southwest by Michigan state, on the east by New York state and on the south by Pennsylvania and Ohio states, USA; serves as part of USA-Canada border.

Utilisé pour: Lake Ontario

• Serves as boundary between New York state, United States, and Ontario province, Canada; smallest of Great Lakes.

Utilisé pour: Cape Breton

Utilisé pour: Eşfahān