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The atlas index of city entities: individual settlements described in their geographic frame, physical setting, dated population and founding history. A city's civic government, current politics and detailed narrative history belong to the Political and History atlases; this atlas carries only the geographic facet, connecting out to a sibling atlas rather than duplicating it. Grouped below into UN M49 world subregions.

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UN M49 Standard Country or Area Codes 1
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Calynda

Western Asia

Camagüey

Caribbean

Cambridge

Northern Europe

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Northern America

Camirus

Southern Europe

Campeche City

Central America

Campinas

South America

Campo Grande

South America

Cần Thơ

South-eastern Asia

Çanakkale

Western Asia

Canberra

Australia and New Zealand

Cancún

Central America

Cañete, Chile

South America

Cangzhou

Eastern Asia

Çankırı

Western Asia

Cannes

Western Europe

Cap Malheureux

Eastern Africa

Capas

South-eastern Asia

Cape Coast

Western Africa

Cape Town

Southern Africa

Cap-Haïtien

Caribbean

Caphyae

Southern Europe

Capsa

Northern Africa

Caracas

South America

Carambis

Western Asia

Caravaggio

Southern Europe

Cardamyle

Southern Europe

Cardia (Thrace)

Western Asia

Cardiff

Northern Europe

Carene (Mysia)

Western Asia

Cariamanga

South America

Carlisle

Northern Europe

Carnuntum

Western Europe

Carolina, Puerto Rico

Northern America

Carrara

Southern Europe

Carrollton

Northern America

Carson City

Northern America

Cartagena

South America

Cartago, Costa Rica

Central America

Carthaea

Southern Europe

Carthage

Northern Africa

Carthago Nova

Southern Europe

Carúpano

South America

Carussa

Western Asia

Caryanda

Western Asia

Carystus

Southern Europe

Casablanca

Northern Africa

Caserta

Southern Europe

Casinum

Southern Europe

Casmenae

Southern Europe

Cassope

Southern Europe

Castellammare di Stabia

Southern Europe

Castellón de la Plana

Southern Europe

Castelvecchio Subequo

Southern Europe

Casthanaea

Southern Europe

Castlemaine, Victoria

Australia and New Zealand

Castries

Caribbean

Castrop-Rauxel

Western Europe

Castrum Novum (Etruria)

Southern Europe

Catanduva

South America

Catania

Southern Europe

Catanzaro

Southern Europe

Catarman, Northern Samar

South-eastern Asia

Catbalogan

South-eastern Asia

Catete

Middle Africa

Caxito

Middle Africa

Cayenne

Western Europe

Čazma

Southern Europe

Cazombo

Middle Africa

Cebrene

Western Asia

Cebu City

South-eastern Asia

Cedar Park, Texas

Northern America

Cedreae

Western Asia

Cegléd

Eastern Europe

Celje

Southern Europe

Celldömölk

Eastern Europe

Celle

Western Europe

Celsa

Southern Europe

Cenabum

Western Europe

Centennial, Colorado

Northern America

Central Cikarang

South-eastern Asia

Central Coast, New South Wales

Australia and New Zealand

Centum Prata

Western Europe

Ceraea

Southern Europe

Ceramus

Western Asia

Cerasus (near Trapezus)

Western Asia

Cerbère

Western Europe

Cercado de Lima

South America

Çerkezköy

Western Asia

Cerknica

Southern Europe

Cërrik

Southern Europe

Cerro de Pasco

South America

Ceryneia

Southern Europe

Cesena

Southern Europe

Cēsis

Northern Europe

České Budějovice

Eastern Europe

Çeşme

Western Asia

Cesvaine

Northern Europe

Cetinje

Southern Europe

Ceyhan

Western Asia
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Sources
1. United Nations M49 Standard Country or Area Codes for Statistical Use (Geoscheme)
United Nations Statistics DivisionOverview page, Cities category row
Quote, Overview page, Cities category row
The United Nations Statistics Division's M49 standard, the geoscheme used to classify countries and areas into continental regions, subregions and intermediary regions for statistical reporting.
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