| City
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Country
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Official name(s)
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Other names
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| Raahe
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Finland
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Finnish: Raahe
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Swedish: Brahestad
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| Racibórz
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Poland
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Polish: Racibórz
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German: Ratibor,[1] Czech: Ratiboř
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| Radzionków
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Poland
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Polish: Radzionków
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German: Radzionkau
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| Rădăuți
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Romania
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Romanian: Rădăuți
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German: Radautz, Yiddish: ראַדעװיץ, Hungarian: Rádóc, Polish: Radowce, Latin: Rothacenum, Macedonian: Радауци Radautsi
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| Radoviš
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North Macedonia
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Macedonian: Радовиш Radoviš
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| Radymno
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Poland
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Polish: Radymno
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Yiddish: רעדעם Redem
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| Raiding
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Austria
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German: Raiding
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Hungarian: Doborján, Croatian: Rajnof
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| Rakvere
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Estonia
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Estonian: Rakvere
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Danish: Wesenberg*, Wesenbergh*, German: Wesenberg*, Wesenbergh*, Swedish: Wesenberg*, Wesenbergh*
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| Rauma
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Finland
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Finnish: Rauma
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Swedish: Raumo
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| Ravenna
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Italy
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Italian: Ravenna
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German: Raben*, Portuguese: Ravena, Romanian: Ravena, Spanish: Rávena, Ravena, Latin: Ravenna, Greek: Ραβέννα Ravénna (Greek)
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| Regensburg
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Germany
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German: Regensburg
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Latin: Castra Regina, Hungarian: Radasbona, English: Ratisbon*, Italian: Ratisbona, Portuguese: Ratisbona, Romanian: Ratisbona*, Spanish: Ratisbona, Catalan: Ratisbona, French: Ratisbonne, Greek: Ρατισβόννη Ratisvónni (Katharevousa), Polish: Ratyzbona, Low German: Regensborg, Czech: Řezno
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| Reichenau
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Switzerland
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German: Reichenau
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Romansh: La Punt
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| Reims
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France
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French: Reims
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Ancient Greek: Δουρικορτόρα Dourikortóra, Latin: Durocortorum, Czech: Remeš, Slovak: Remeš, Greek: Ρήμες Rímes (Katharevousa), English: Rheims, Dutch: Riemen
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| Rennes
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France
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French: Rennes
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Gallo: Resnn, Breton: Roazhon
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| Resen
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North Macedonia
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Macedonian: Ресен Resen
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| Reykjavík
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Iceland
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Icelandic: Reykjavík
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Old Norse: Reykjavík, Reykjarvík
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| Rēzekne
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Latvia
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Latvian: Rēzekne
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German: Rositte*, Latgalian: Rēzne, Polish: Rzeżyca, Russian: Режица* Rezhitsa
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| Riga
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Latvia
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Latvian: Rīga
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Yiddish: ריגע Rige, Livonian: Rīgõ, Estonian: Riia, Finnish: Riika, Lithuanian: Ryga, Polish: Ryga, Belarusian: Рыга Ryha, Ukrainian: Рига Ryha
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| Rijeka
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Croatia
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Croatian: Rijeka
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Italian: Fiume, Slovene: Reka, Croatian (Kaykavian): Rieka, (Chakavian/Glagolitic): Rika, Rykva*, German: St. Veit am Flaum*
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| Rivne
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Ukraine
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Ukrainian: Рівне Rivne
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Yiddish: ראָװנע Rovne, Romanian: Rovno, [] Error: {{Lang-xx}}: no text (help) Rovno, Polish: Równe, German: Rowno*
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| Roč
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Croatia
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Croatian: Roč
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Latin: Castrum Rotium, Italian: Rozzo, German: Rotz
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| Roeselare
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Belgium
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German: Roeselare
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French: Roulers
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| Roman
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Romania
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Romanian: Roman
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Hungarian: Románvásár, German: Romanvarasch
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| Rome
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Italy
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Italian: Roma
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Basque: Erroma, Chinese: 罗马 Luómǎ, Welsh: Rhufain, Croatian: Rim, Serbian: Рим Rim, Slovene: Rim, Slovak: Rím, Czech: Řím, Russian: Рим Rim, Bulgarian: Рим Rim, Ukrainian: Рим Rym, Polish: Rzym, Vietnamese: Rô-ma, La Mã*, Irish: An Róimh, Scottish Gaelic: An Ròimh, Danish: Rom, German: Rom, Swedish: Rom, Icelandic: Róm, Catalan: Roma, Italian: Roma, Lithuanian: Roma, Latvian: Roma, Norwegian: Roma, Portuguese: Roma, Romanian: Roma, Romansh: Roma, Spanish: Roma, Turkish: Roma, Hungarian: Róma, Dutch: Rome, French: Rome, West Frisian: Rome, Limburgish: Rome, Roeme, Roame, Greek: Ρώμη Rómi, Estonian: Rooma, Finnish: Rooma, Luxembourgish: Roum, Yiddish: רױם Roym, Maltese: Ruma, [] Error: {{Lang-xx}}: no text (help) Rūmiya
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| Roskilde
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Denmark
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Danish: Roskilde
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Icelandic: Hróarskelda
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| Rostock
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Germany
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German: Rostock
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Polish: Roztoka*, Rostock, Rostok, Czech: Roztoky
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| Rouen
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France
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French: Rouen
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Gaulish: Ratumacos, Latin: Rotomagus, Dutch: Rouaan, Spanish: Ruan, Ruán, Portuguese: Ruão, Icelandic: Rúðuborg, Greek: Ρουένη Rouéni (Katharevousa)
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| Rovaniemi
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Finland
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Finnish: Rovaniemi
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Northern Sami: Roavenjarga
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| Rovinj
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Croatia
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Croatian: Rovinj
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Italian: Rovigno, Venetian: Rovigno, Latin: Ruginium, Ancient Greek: Ρυγίνιον Rygínion
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| Ružomberok
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Slovakia
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Slovak: Ružomberok
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German: Rosenberg, Hungarian: Rózsahegy, Polish: Rużomberk
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| Rzeszów
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Poland
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Polish: Rzeszów
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German: Reichshof (1939–1945), Czech: Řešov, Yiddish: רײשע Reyshe, Russian: Ряшев Ryashev, [] Error: {{Lang-xx}}: no text (help) Ryashiv
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