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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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Messina

Southern Europe

Metapontum

Southern Europe

Mètauros

Southern Europe

Methone (Macedonia)

Southern Europe

Methone (Messenia)

Southern Europe

Methone (Thessaly)

Southern Europe

Methydrium

Southern Europe

Methylion

Southern Europe

Metković

Southern Europe

Metlika

Southern Europe

Meulaboh

South-eastern Asia

Meulebeke

Western Europe

Mexicali

Central America

Mexico City

Central America

Mežica

Southern Europe

Mezőberény

Eastern Europe

Mezőcsát

Eastern Europe

Mezőhegyes

Eastern Europe

Mezőkeresztes

Eastern Europe

Mezőkovácsháza

Eastern Europe

Mezőkövesd

Eastern Europe

Mezőtúr

Eastern Europe

Mfuwe

Eastern Africa

Miami

Northern America

Mianyang

Eastern Asia

Miaoli

Eastern Asia

Miarinarivo

Eastern Africa

Miasteczko Śląskie

Eastern Europe

Miastko

Eastern Europe

Middelburg, Mpumalanga

Southern Africa

Middelburg, Zeeland

Western Europe

Middletown, Connecticut

Northern America

Mideia (Boeotia)

Southern Europe

Miechów

Eastern Europe

Międzyzdroje

Eastern Europe

Mieza (Macedonia)

Southern Europe

Migdal HaEmek

Western Asia

Migues

South America

Mikkeli

Northern Europe

Mikołów

Eastern Europe

Mikstat

Eastern Europe

Milan

Southern Europe

Milazzo

Southern Europe

Mildura

Australia and New Zealand

Miletus

Western Asia

Milicz

Eastern Europe

Milos

Southern Europe

Milton Keynes

Northern Europe

Milwaukee

Northern America

Minden

Western Europe

Mindszent

Eastern Europe

Minna

Western Africa

Minneapolis

Northern America

Minoa (Amorgos)

Southern Europe

Minsk

Eastern Europe

Minya

Northern Africa

Miranda de Ebro

Southern Europe

Miranshah

Southern Asia

Miskolc

Eastern Europe

Misrata

Northern Africa

Mississauga

Northern America

Mito, Ibaraki

Eastern Asia

Mitrovica, Kosovo

Southern Europe

Mittweida

Western Europe

Mitu

South America

Miyazaki (city)

Eastern Asia

Mladá Boleslav

Eastern Europe

Moa, Cuba

Caribbean

Moca, Dominican Republic

Caribbean

Moçâmedes

Middle Africa

Mocoa

South America

Modena

Southern Europe

Modi'in Illit

Western Asia

Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut

Western Asia

Moers

Western Europe

Moga, Punjab

Southern Asia

Mogadishu

Eastern Africa

Mogilno

Eastern Europe

Mogoditshane

Southern Africa

Mohács

Eastern Europe

Mohale's Hoek

Southern Africa

Mohenjo-daro

Southern Asia

Mojave, California

Northern America

Molenbeek-Saint-Jean

Western Europe

Molepolole

Southern Africa

Molfetta

Southern Europe

Mombasa

Eastern Africa

Monastir, Tunisia

Northern Africa

Mondaea

Southern Europe

Móng Cái

South-eastern Asia

Monor

Eastern Europe

Monrovia

Western Africa

Mons, Belgium

Western Europe

Montego Bay

Caribbean

Monteria

South America

Monteriggioni

Southern Europe

Monterrey

Central America

Montevideo

South America

Montgomery

Northern America

Montpelier

Northern America
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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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