Asia
- Apkhazeti Abcasia
- Beijing Pechino
- Bengal Bengala
- Cambodia Cambogia
- Caspian Sea Mar Caspio
- China Cina
- Dhaka Dacca
- Ganges Gange
- Guangzhou Canton
- Hayastan Armenia
- Japan Giappone
- Kalimantan Borneo
- Kampuchea Cambogia
- Korea Corea
- Kuril Islands Isole Curili
- Kyrgyzstan Kirghizistan, Chirghisia (old)
- Malaysia Malesia
- Manchuria Manciuria
- Maluku Molucche
- Mongol uls Mongolia
- Myanmar Birmania
- Nanjing Nanchino
- Philippines Le Filippine
- Qazaqstan Kazakistan, Cosacchia (old)
- Sakartvelo Georgia
- Seoul Seul
- Shanghai Sciangai (old)
- Sindhu Indo
- Sulawesi Celebes
- Todzhikiston Tagikistan
- Thailand Tailandia
- Timor Leste Timor Est
- Tokyo Tokio
- Tonkin Tonchino
- Yangtze River Fiume Azzurro
- Yellow River Fiume Giallo
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