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AfghanistanAsiaHKHindu Kushmountain range running primarily through northeastern Afghanistan
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AlabamaUnited StatesBBBear Bryanticonic American football coach at the University of Alabama
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AlaskaUnited StatesLFLast Frontierofficial state nickname for Alaska
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AlbaniaEuropeMTMother TeresaCatholic nun and saint of Albanian extraction
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AlbertaCanadaEOEdmonton Oilersone of two NHL ice hockey franchises located in Alberta
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AlgeriaAfricaABAlger la BlancheFrench nickname for the Algerian capital of Algiers ("Algiers the White")
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AndorraEuropePPPrinciPalityAndorra's form of monarchy, unique for having co-princes
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AngolaAfricaLULUandacapital of Angola
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Antigua & BarbudaAmericasFAFair Antiguapart of the anthem of Antigua and Barbuda, "Fair Antigua, We Salute Thee"
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ArgentinaAmericasRARepública ArgentinaSpanish name for Argentina ("Argentine Republic")
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ArizonaUnited StatesGCGrand Canyonfamous canyon on the Colorado River in northern Arizona
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ArkansasUnited StatesBCBill ClintonArkansas native and governor who became the 42nd U.S. president
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ArmeniaAsiaLSLake Sevanfreshwater lake and the largest body of water in Armenia
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Atlantic County (NJ)New JerseyLELucy the Elephantlandmark elephant statue in Margate, outside Atlantic City
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AustraliaOceaniaDUDown Undercolloquial nickname for Australia
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AustriaEuropeRORepublik ÖsterreichGerman name of Austria ("Republic of Austria")
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AzerbaijanAsiaTCTransCaucasusregion south of the Cauccasus, which reach their eastern end in Azerbaijan
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BahamasAmericasLALucayan Archipelagoarchipelago comprised of the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands
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BahrainAsiaPGPersian Gulfbody of water in which the island of Bahrain is located
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BangladeshAsiaBTBengal Tigernational animal of Bangladesh
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BarbadosAmericasBRBussa's Rebellion1816 Barbadian slave revolt, the largest in its history
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BedfordshireEnglandWZWhipsnade Zoozoo and safari park located at Whipsnade, near Dunstable
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BelarusEuropeBYBYelorussiaformer name of Belarus
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BelgiumEuropeLCLow Countriesnickname for low-lying countries of western Europe, including Belgium
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BelizeAmericasAOAxe and Oartools held by the two men depicted on the Belize coat of arms and flag
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BeninAfricaBBBight of Beninbody of water off the Gulf of Guinea, bordering Benin, among others
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Bergen County (NJ)New JerseyGSGiants Stadiumformer stadium of the New York Giants and Jets, and informal name for the current Metlife Stadium
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BerkshireEnglandWCWindsor Castleroyal residence at Windsor, notable for its long association with the English and later British royal family
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BhutanAsiaGPGangkhar Puensumthe highest mountain in Bhutan, possibly the world's highest unclimbed mountain
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BoliviaAmericasPNPluriNationalpart of formal name of Bolivia, "Plurinational State of Bolivia"
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Bosnia and HerzegovinaEuropeHBHerz. & Bosniasimple inversion of the name of Bosnia and Herzegovina
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BotswanaAfricaKDKalahari Desertmajor desert of southern Africa, located primarily in Botswana
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BrazilAmericasRJRio de Janeirosecond-most populous and arguably most famous city in Brazil
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BristolEnglandCOCaer Odorearliest recorded name for Bristol from the archaic Welsh for "the fort on the chasm"
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British ColumbiaCanadaFVFort Victoriahistorical fur trading post and forerunner to modern-day capital of British Columbia
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BruneiAsiaAPAbode of Peacepart of Brunei's formal name, "Nation of Brunei, the Abode of Peace"
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BuckinghamshireEnglandMKMilton Keyneslarge town northwest of London
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BulgariaEuropeBSBlack Seamajor sea of eastern Europe, located on Bulgaria's eastern border
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Burkina FasoAfricaEYÉtalon de YennengaFrench name for a princess's horse in Burkinabe folklore ("Yennenga's Stallion"); namesake of the men's national football team
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Burlington County (NJ)New JerseyPBPine Barrensrelatively untouched 1,700-square-mile forested area in South Jersey
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BurundiAfricaGSGanza SabwaKurundi phrase and former national motto of Burundi ("the king rules and reigns")
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Cabo VerdeAfricaTATubarões AzuisPortuguese nickname for the Cabo Verdean men's national football team ("Blue Sharks")
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CaliforniaUnited StatesLALos Angelesmost populous city in California
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CambodiaAsiaPPPhnom Penhcapital city of Cambodia
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CambridgeshireEnglandUCUniversity of Cambridge collegiate public research university in Cambridge founded in 1209, making it the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world
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Camden County (NJ)New JerseyBHBlack Horse (Pike)historic roadway connecting Camden and Atlantic City and current designation for a series of roads including N.J. 168, 42 and U.S. 322/40
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CameroonAfricaOCÔ Camerounpart of French name for the Cameroonian anthem, "Ô Cameroun, Berceau de nos Ancêtres" ("O Cameroon, Cradle of our Forefathers")
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CanadaAmericasLHLes Habitantsinformal nickname for the iconic Canadian professional ice hockey franchise, the Montreal Canadiens
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Cape May County (NJ)New JerseyWWWildWoodresort city on the Jersey Shore up the coast from Cape May
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Central African RepublicAfricaRCRépublique CentrafricaineFrench name for Central African Republic
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ChadAfricaLCLake Chadmajor north African lake and namesake of the nation of Chad
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CheshireEnglandJMJohn Mayall Macclesfield-born blues singer, guitarist, organist and songwriter, whose musical career spans over sixty years
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ChileAmericasAMAndean Mountainsalternate name for the Andes, which run the (considerable) length of Chile
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ChinaAsiaXJXi Jinpingpresident of China, 2013–present
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City of LondonEnglandSMSquare Milenickname for the City of London, it being about a square mile in area
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ColombiaAmericasNCNot Columbiareference to the common misspelling of the country name as "Columbia", a poetic name for the Americas
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ColoradoUnited StatesAFAir Forcebranch of the U.S. military with its officer training academy in Colorado
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ComorosAfricaGCGrand Comorelargest and most populous island of Comoros
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ConnecticutUnited StatesNMNutMegunofficial nickname of Connecticut
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CornwallEnglandCNCeltic Nationsa cultural region and collection of geographical territories—commonly including Brittany, Cornwall, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and the Isle of Man—where Celtic languages and/or cultural traits have survived
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Costa RicaAmericasJPJurassic Parknovel and movie franchise originating with events on fictional Costa Rican islands
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Côte d'IvoireAfricaPHPapa Houphouëtepithet for Félix Houphouët-Boigny, first president of Côte d'Ivoire
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CroatiaEuropeZBZagreBcapital of Croatia
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CubaAmericasRVRopa Viejatraditional Cuban dish of shredded beef
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Cumberland County (NJ)New JerseyDBDelaware Baylarge estuary separating South Jersey from Delaware
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CumbriaEnglandLDLake Districtmountainous region in nortwest England, famous for its lakes, forests and mountains (or fells)
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CyprusEuropeEMEastern Mediterraneanregion of the Mediterranean, of which Cyprus is the largest island
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CzechiaEuropeBOBOhemiaprominent historical region in what is now western Czechia
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DelawareUnited StatesFSFirst Statenickname recognizing Delaware's status as first state to ratify the U.S. consitution
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Democratic Republic of the Congo
AfricaCKCongo-Kinshasaalternate name for D.R. Congo, distinguishing it from neighboring "Congo-Brazzaville"
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DenmarkEuropeJLJutLandpeninsula comprising mainland Denmark
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DerbyshireEnglandJLJacob's-Laddercounty flower for Derbyshire since 2002
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DevonEnglandACAgatha ChristieTorquay-born mystery novelist with roughly 2 billion copies sold
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DjiboutiAfricaPDPort of Djiboutimajor port in the Djibouti on the Gulf of Aden
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DominicaAmericasCDCommonwealth of Dominicaofficial name of Dominican, further distinguishing it from the Dominican Republic
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Dominican RepublicAmericasSDSanto Domingocapital of the Dominican Republic and oldest continuously inhabited city in the Americas
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DorsetEnglandPHPortland Harboura harbor beside the Isle of Portland on the south coast of England
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DurhamEnglandHFHigh Force waterfall waterfall on the River Tees, near Middleton-in-Teesdale, within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
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East RidingEnglandYSYorkShirea historic county of Northern England that has been replaced over time by its subdivisions, that remains a geographical territory and cultural region
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East SussexEnglandBHBrighton and Hoveseaside city that is England's most populous seaside resort
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EcuadorAmericasEQEQuatorliteral English translation of the name of Ecuador ("equator")
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EgyptAfricaPGPyramids of Gizamajor world archaeological sites and landmarks of ancient Egypt
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El SalvadorAmericasABLa Azul y BlancoSpanish nickname of the El Salvador men's national football team ("the Blue and White")
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Equatorial GuineaAfricaRMRío MuniSpanish name for the mainland region of Equatorial Guinea ("Muni River")
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EritreaAfricaRSRed Seamajor Middle Eastern body of water, including a long Eritrean coastline
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EssexEnglandKEKingdom of Essexone of the seven traditional kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxon Heptarchy
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Essex County (NJ)New JerseyIBIronBoundneighborhood in southeastern Newark
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EstoniaEuropeEEEEstiEstonian name of Estonia
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EthiopiaAfricaGEGE'ez scriptscript, also known as Ethiopic, for many languages in Ethiopia
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FijiOceaniaVLViti Levu, Vanua Levueither of the two largest islands of Fiji
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FinlandEuropeSCSanta ClausChristmas figure of legend, purported to live (among other places) in Finland
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FloridaUnited StatesPLPonce de LeónSpanish explorer who made first European contact in—and named—Florida
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FranceEuropeETEiffel Towericonic Paris landmark and symbol of France
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GabonAfricaKRKomo Rivermajor river of Gabon and significant tributary of the Gabon Estuary
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GeorgiaAsiaATATlantacapital of the U.S. state of Georgia, as opposed to the nation
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GeorgiaUnited StatesTBTBilisicapital of the nation of Georgia, as opposed to the U.S. state
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GermanyEuropeBLBundesLigatop-tier football league in Germany
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GhanaAfricaBSBlack Starsnickname for the men's national football team of Ghana
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Gloucester County (NJ)New JerseyGBGlassBoroborough in central Gloucester County and home to Rowan University