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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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Sorsogon City

South-eastern Asia

Sośnicowice

Eastern Europe

Sosnowiec

Eastern Europe

Sousse

Northern Africa

South Tarawa

Oceania

South Tarogong

South-eastern Asia

Southampton

Northern Europe

Southend-on-Sea

Northern Europe

Soweto

Southern Africa

Soyo

Middle Africa

Sozopol

Eastern Europe

Spa, Belgium

Western Europe

Spanish Town

Caribbean

Sparta

Southern Europe

Spartolus

Southern Europe

Speightstown, Barbados

Caribbean

Spina

Southern Europe

Split, Croatia

Southern Europe

Springfield

Northern America

Śrem

Eastern Europe

Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte

Southern Asia

Srinagar

Southern Asia

Środa Śląska

Eastern Europe

Środa Wielkopolska

Eastern Europe

St Albans

Northern Europe

St. Albert, Alberta

Northern America

St. Catharines

Northern America

St. George's

Caribbean

St. Helena, California

Northern America

St. John's

Caribbean

St. Louis

Northern America

St. Pölten

Western Europe

St. Robert, Missouri

Northern America

Stade

Western Europe

Stagira

Southern Europe

Stalae

Southern Europe

Stamford, Connecticut

Northern America

Stanford

Northern America

Stargard

Eastern Europe

Stari Grad, Croatia

Southern Europe

Starogard Gdański

Eastern Europe

Staszów

Eastern Europe

State College

Northern America

Stavoren

Western Europe

Stellenbosch

Southern Africa

Stendal

Western Europe

Stepanakert

Western Asia

Stepnogorsk

Central Asia

Stevensweert

Western Europe

Steyr

Western Europe

Stip, North Macedonia

Southern Europe

Stirling

Northern Europe

Stobi

Southern Europe

Stockholm

Northern Europe

Stockton, California

Northern America

Stoke-on-Trent

Northern Europe

Stollberg

Western Europe

Stolus

Southern Europe

Straelen

Western Europe

Stralsund

Western Europe

Strasbourg

Western Europe

Straupe

Northern Europe

Strepsa

Southern Europe

Stridon

Southern Europe

Struga

Southern Europe

Strumica

Southern Europe

Strumień

Eastern Europe

Stryków

Eastern Europe

Stryme

Southern Europe

Strzegom

Eastern Europe

Strzelin

Eastern Europe

Stuttgart

Western Europe

Stymphalus (Arcadia)

Southern Europe

Styra

Southern Europe

Suasa

Southern Europe

Subic, Zambales

South-eastern Asia

Sucre

South America

Suez

Northern Africa

Suihua

Eastern Asia

Suining

Eastern Asia

Suita

Eastern Asia

Suizhou

Eastern Asia

Suka Makmue

South-eastern Asia

Sukabumi

South-eastern Asia

Sükhbaatar

Eastern Asia

Sukhumi

Western Asia

Sulaymaniyah

Western Asia

Sulci

Southern Europe

Sülysáp

Eastern Europe

Sumbawanga

Eastern Africa

Sumbe

Middle Africa

Sumber, Cirebon

South-eastern Asia

Sumedang

South-eastern Asia

Sümeg

Eastern Europe

Sumenep

South-eastern Asia

Sunderland

Northern Europe

Sundern

Western Europe

Sungailiat

South-eastern Asia

Sunshine Coast, Queensland

Australia and New Zealand

Sunyani

Western Africa
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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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