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  1. (6/6) Modest spelling/pronunciation changes for country names, like #Nauru to #Naoero, usually don't result in a change in #Chinese, which adopts foreign names by picking eloquent full-syllable symbols with loosely similar pronunciations, since it doesn't have individual letters.

    #geography #toponymy #linguistics #languages #micronesia #geopolitics #world #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  2. (6/6) Modest spelling/pronunciation changes for country names, like #Nauru to #Naoero, usually don't result in a change in #Chinese, which adopts foreign names by picking eloquent full-syllable symbols with loosely similar pronunciations, since it doesn't have individual letters.

    #geography #toponymy #linguistics #languages #micronesia #geopolitics #world #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  3. (6/6) Modest spelling/pronunciation changes for country names, like #Nauru to #Naoero, usually don't result in a change in #Chinese, which adopts foreign names by picking eloquent full-syllable symbols with loosely similar pronunciations, since it doesn't have individual letters.

    #geography #toponymy #linguistics #languages #micronesia #geopolitics #world #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  4. (6/6) Modest spelling/pronunciation changes for country names, like #Nauru to #Naoero, usually don't result in a change in #Chinese, which adopts foreign names by picking eloquent full-syllable symbols with loosely similar pronunciations, since it doesn't have individual letters.

    #geography #toponymy #linguistics #languages #micronesia #geopolitics #world #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  5. (4/6) Govt also announced that the country's 3-letter code is changing from NRU for " #Nauru" to NRO for " #Naoero". However, world authority on country codes #ISO hasn't yet published such a change (it's normal for this to take months): iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:

    #geography #namechange #toponymy #standards #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  6. (4/6) Govt also announced that the country's 3-letter code is changing from NRU for " #Nauru" to NRO for " #Naoero". However, world authority on country codes #ISO hasn't yet published such a change (it's normal for this to take months): iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:

    #geography #namechange #toponymy #standards #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  7. (4/6) Govt also announced that the country's 3-letter code is changing from NRU for " #Nauru" to NRO for " #Naoero". However, world authority on country codes #ISO hasn't yet published such a change (it's normal for this to take months): iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:

    #geography #namechange #toponymy #standards #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  8. (4/6) Govt also announced that the country's 3-letter code is changing from NRU for " #Nauru" to NRO for " #Naoero". However, world authority on country codes #ISO hasn't yet published such a change (it's normal for this to take months): iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:

    #geography #namechange #toponymy #standards #international

    @geography @geopolitics @cartography

  9. Abhainn, allt, uisge: Mar a tha a’ Ghàidhlig a’ sruthadh tron chruth-tire
    River, stream, water: How Gaelic flows through the landscape
    19 September, National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh – free

    Gaelic names for Scotland’s rivers & burns reveal reveal the spread of Gaelic across Scotland, & how medieval people understood their landscape

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/river-strea

    #Scottish #Scotland #toponymy #placenames #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #medieval

  10. Abhainn, allt, uisge: Mar a tha a’ Ghàidhlig a’ sruthadh tron chruth-tire
    River, stream, water: How Gaelic flows through the landscape
    19 September, National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh – free

    Gaelic names for Scotland’s rivers & burns reveal reveal the spread of Gaelic across Scotland, & how medieval people understood their landscape

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/river-strea

    #Scottish #Scotland #toponymy #placenames #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #medieval

  11. Abhainn, allt, uisge: Mar a tha a’ Ghàidhlig a’ sruthadh tron chruth-tire
    River, stream, water: How Gaelic flows through the landscape
    19 September, National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh – free

    Gaelic names for Scotland’s rivers & burns reveal reveal the spread of Gaelic across Scotland, & how medieval people understood their landscape

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/river-strea

    #Scottish #Scotland #toponymy #placenames #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #medieval

  12. Abhainn, allt, uisge: Mar a tha a’ Ghàidhlig a’ sruthadh tron chruth-tire
    River, stream, water: How Gaelic flows through the landscape
    19 September, National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh – free

    Gaelic names for Scotland’s rivers & burns reveal reveal the spread of Gaelic across Scotland, & how medieval people understood their landscape

    eventbrite.co.uk/e/river-strea

    #Scottish #Scotland #toponymy #placenames #Gaidhlig #Gaelic #medieval

  13. Hey Ottawans 👋

    Do you know where I can find the origin of your street names? I want to know the story behind “Data Centre Rd” and “Tremblay Rd”
    - - -
    Yo les Ottaviens•iennes 👋

    Savez-vous où je peux trouver l’origine de votre toponymie? Je veux connaître l’histoire derrière « ch. Data Centre » et « ch. Tremblay »

    #Ottawa #Toponymy #Toponymie

  14. Hey Ottawans 👋

    Do you know where I can find the origin of your street names? I want to know the story behind “Data Centre Rd” and “Tremblay Rd”
    - - -
    Yo les Ottaviens•iennes 👋

    Savez-vous où je peux trouver l’origine de votre toponymie? Je veux connaître l’histoire derrière « ch. Data Centre » et « ch. Tremblay »

    #Ottawa #Toponymy #Toponymie

  15. Hey Ottawans 👋

    Do you know where I can find the origin of your street names? I want to know the story behind “Data Centre Rd” and “Tremblay Rd”
    - - -
    Yo les Ottaviens•iennes 👋

    Savez-vous où je peux trouver l’origine de votre toponymie? Je veux connaître l’histoire derrière « ch. Data Centre » et « ch. Tremblay »

    #Ottawa #Toponymy #Toponymie

  16. #1225 Adrian Room - Dictionary of British Place Names. Bookmart Limited, 1995, 1st paperback edition.

    #AdrianRoom #BookmartLimited #PlaceNames #Toponymy #BookOfTheDay

  17. #1225 Adrian Room - Dictionary of British Place Names. Bookmart Limited, 1995, 1st paperback edition.

    #AdrianRoom #BookmartLimited #PlaceNames #Toponymy #BookOfTheDay

  18. #1225 Adrian Room - Dictionary of British Place Names. Bookmart Limited, 1995, 1st paperback edition.

    #AdrianRoom #BookmartLimited #PlaceNames #Toponymy #BookOfTheDay

  19. Our new article is now published in the Journal of Geography, Politics and Society. A small but telling case: how one signature on Air Force One turned “Gulf of Mexico” into “Gulf of America” — and a new headache for authors and editors, choosing between scientific facts and political pressure:

    :doi: doi.org/10.26881/jpgs.2025.4.05

    #GulfOfAmerica #AcademicFreedom #Toponymy #ResearchIntegrity #ScienceAndPolitics

  20. Our new article is now published in the Journal of Geography, Politics and Society. A small but telling case: how one signature on Air Force One turned “Gulf of Mexico” into “Gulf of America” — and a new headache for authors and editors, choosing between scientific facts and political pressure:

    :doi: doi.org/10.26881/jpgs.2025.4.05

    #GulfOfAmerica #AcademicFreedom #Toponymy #ResearchIntegrity #ScienceAndPolitics

  21. Our new article is now published in the Journal of Geography, Politics and Society. A small but telling case: how one signature on Air Force One turned “Gulf of Mexico” into “Gulf of America” — and a new headache for authors and editors, choosing between scientific facts and political pressure:

    :doi: doi.org/10.26881/jpgs.2025.4.05

    #GulfOfAmerica #AcademicFreedom #Toponymy #ResearchIntegrity #ScienceAndPolitics

  22. #30DayMapChallenge Day 24: Places and their names 🌍

    I mapped toponyms linked to medieval cope contracts: agreements that allowed settlers to drain and farm peatlands.

    Names ending in ‑cop, ‑koop, or ‑kop all trace back to these "ontginningen". The naming tradition even spread to northern Germany and Poland.

    #Cartography #Toponymy #GIS #History #Maps #QGIS

  23. #30DayMapChallenge Day 24: Places and their names 🌍

    I mapped toponyms linked to medieval cope contracts: agreements that allowed settlers to drain and farm peatlands.

    Names ending in ‑cop, ‑koop, or ‑kop all trace back to these "ontginningen". The naming tradition even spread to northern Germany and Poland.

    #Cartography #Toponymy #GIS #History #Maps #QGIS

  24. #30DayMapChallenge Day 24: Places and their names 🌍

    I mapped toponyms linked to medieval cope contracts: agreements that allowed settlers to drain and farm peatlands.

    Names ending in ‑cop, ‑koop, or ‑kop all trace back to these "ontginningen". The naming tradition even spread to northern Germany and Poland.

    #Cartography #Toponymy #GIS #History #Maps #QGIS

  25. How often does it happen that a place takes name from a company that occupies it? In #Warsaw, a whole city district of Ursus was named after a company that used to have a gigantic mechanical factory here, manufacturing tractors and other vehicles for about a hundred years. It had a few different names before that.

    And yes, name comes from Latin "ursus", meaning bear.

    #linguistics #toponymy

  26. How often does it happen that a place takes name from a company that occupies it? In #Warsaw, a whole city district of Ursus was named after a company that used to have a gigantic mechanical factory here, manufacturing tractors and other vehicles for about a hundred years. It had a few different names before that.

    And yes, name comes from Latin "ursus", meaning bear.

    #linguistics #toponymy

  27. How often does it happen that a place takes name from a company that occupies it? In #Warsaw, a whole city district of Ursus was named after a company that used to have a gigantic mechanical factory here, manufacturing tractors and other vehicles for about a hundred years. It had a few different names before that.

    And yes, name comes from Latin "ursus", meaning bear.

    #linguistics #toponymy

  28. World’s largest “burg,” “burgh,” or “bourg” suffix cities – 2025 REW

     

    Johannesburg, South Africa – Source: audleytravel.com

    By far the longest and most geographically diverse list to date identifies cities and towns of 10,000 residents or more whose name contains the suffix of “burg,” “burgh,” or “bourg.”  Cities/towns for four (4) continents are represented – Europe, North America, Africa, and Yekaterinburg, Russia, which is located east of the Ural Mountains and therefore is considered to be situated in Asia.

    Yekaterinburg, Russia – Source: youtube.com

    Given the number of places represented, it is somewhat surprising that variations of Middle(el)burg and New(Neu)burg lead the list with but four (4) examples each, followed by Petersburg and Pittsburg(h) with three (3) cities/towns each.

    The updated list now includes the most recent population estimates (if known) and the new ranking for each city. Those that have changed position show the extent of the change in parenthesis. Since the original December 2019 post, the following cities have moved the most positions up or down on the list:

    Upward:

    1. Lichtenburg, South Africa +43
    2. Fouriesburg, South Africa +30 (due to a numerical transposing error in 2019)
    3. Lydenburg, South Africa +28
    4. Middelburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa +18
    5. Rexburg, Idaho +15
    6. Brownsburg, Indiana +12

    Downward

    1. Korneuburg, Austria -10
    2. ( tie)Vicksburg, Mississippi and Ellensburg, Washington – 9 each

    Peace!

    ——-

    1. Johannesburg, South Africa = 5,635,127 (2019) > 6,444,580 (2025 est.) #1 in 2025
    2. Saint Petersburg, Russia = 5,351,935 (2018 est.) > 5,597,340 (2025 est.) #2
    3. Hamburg, Germany = 1,822,445 (2018) > 1,787,710 (2025 est.) #3
    4. Yekaterinburg, Russia = 1,468,833 (2018 est.) > 1,537,000 (2025 est.)  #4
    5. Rustenburg, South Africa = 626,522 (2016) > 607,955 (2025 est.) #5
    6. Gothenburg, Sweden = 575,597 (2018) > 643,993 (2025 est.) #6
    7. Orenburg, Russia = 564,773 (2018 est.) > 570,039 (2025 est.) #7
    8. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK = 518,500 (2018) > 563,564 (2025 est.) #8
    9. Duisburg, Germany = 498,590 (2018) > 528,993 (2025 est.) #10 (-1)
    10. Randburg, South Africa = 337,053 (2011) — Now part of Johannesburg.**
    11. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania = 301,048 (2018 est.) > 303,572 (2025 est.) #14 (-3)
    12. Augsburg, Germany = 295,135 (2018) > 338,747 (2025 est.) #13 (-1)
    13. Strasbourg, France = 279,284 (2016) > 489,811 (2025 est.) #11 (+2)
    14. St. Petersburg, Florida = 265,098 (2018 est.) > 266, 411 (2025 est.) #16 (-2)
    15. Boksburg, South Africa = 260,321 (2011) — Now part of Ekurhuleni.**
    16. Magdeburg, Germany = 238,697 (2018) > 255,790 (2025 est.) #17 (-1)
    17. Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany = 230,241 (2018) > 274,408 (2025 est.) #15 (+2)
    18. Pietermaritzburg, South Africa = 223,448 (2011) > 560,879 (2025 est.) #9 (+9)
    19. Oldenburg, Germany = 163,210 (2018) > 181,461 (2025 est.) #18 (+1)
    20. Salzburg, Austria = 153,377 (2018) > 152,675 (2025 est.) #21 (-1)
    21. Sasolburg, South Africa = 153,038 (2011) > 179,425 (2025 est.) #19 (+2)
    22. Regensburg, Germany = 152,610 (2018) > 174,014 (2025 est.) #20 (+2)
    23. Würzburg, Germany = 127,880 (2018) > 126,325 (2025 est.) #24 (-1)
    24. Wolfsburg, Germany = 124,151 (2018) > 134,809 (2025 est.) #23 (+1)
    25. Luxembourg City, Luxembourg = 116,323 (2018) > 136,208 (2025) #22 (+3)
    26. Rustenburg, South Africa = 104,612 (2011) (repeat)
    27. Edinburg, Texas = 98,665 (2018 est.) > 109,191 (2025 est.) #25 (+2)
    28. Ludwigsburg, Germany = 93,499 (2018) > 94,157 (2022 est.) #27 (+1)
    29. Flensburg, Germany = 89,504 (2018) > 92,550 (2022 est.) #28 (+1)
    30. Middelburg, Mpumalanga, South Africa = 87,348 (2011) > 388,907 (2025 est.) #12 (+18)
    31. Lynchburg, Virginia = 82,126 (2018 est.) > 79,905 (2025 est.) #30 (+1)
    32. Marburg, Germany = 76,851 (2018) > 77,845 (2022 est.) #31 (+1)
    33. Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany = 73,939 (2023 est.) – Thank you, Mike H.! #35 (-2)
    34. Schaumburg, Illinois = 73,509 (2018 est.) > 73,970 (2025 est.) #34
    35. Pittsburg, California = 72,437 (2018 est.) > 75,435 (2025 est.) #33 (+2)
    36. Aschaffenburg, Germany = 70,527 (2018) > 72,918 (2025 est.) #36
    37. Gaithersburg, Maryland = 68,289 (2018 est.) > 69,615 (2025 est.) #37
    38. Neubrandenburg, Germany = 64,086 (2018) > 64,390 (2023 est.) #38
    39. Offenburg, Germany = 59,646 (2018) > 61,670 (2022 est.) #39
    40. Queensburgh, South Africa = 54,846 (2011) — no update #40
    41. Harrisonburg, Virginia = 54,033 (2018 est.) > 50,666 (2025 est.) #42 (-1)
    42. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania = 49,229 (2018 est.) > 49,957 (2025 est.) #43 (-1)
    43. Middelburg, Netherlands = 48,265 (2017) > 48,964 (2021 est.) #44 (-1)
    44. Hattiesburg, Mississippi = 45,951 (2018 est.) > 48,199 (2025 est.) #45 (-1)
    45. Blacksburg, Virginia = 44,678 (2018 est.) > 45,972 (2025 est.) #47 (-2)
    46. Oranienburg, Germany = 44,512 (2018) > 47,752 (2022 est.) #46
    47. Siegburg, Germany = 41,463 (2018) > 42,274 (2023 est.) #48 (-1)
    48. Coburg, Germany = 41,249 (2018) > 42,139 (2023 est.) #49 (-1)
    49. Ficksburg, South Africa = 41,248 (2011) > 50,998 (2025 est.) #41 (+8)
    50. Fitchburg, Massachusetts = 40,882 (2018 est.) > 41,515 (2025 est.) #50
    51. Fribourg, Switzerland = 38,358 (2018) — no update #55 (-4)
    52. Reynoldsburg, Ohio = 38,278 (2018 est.) > 41,333 (2025 est.) #51 (+1)
    53. Neu-Isenburg, Germany = 37,668 (2018) > 39,287 (2022 est.) #54 (-1)
    54. Papenburg, Germany = 37,579 (2018) > 38,556 (2022 est.) #55 (-1)
    55. Lydenburg, South Africa = 37,258 (2011) > 94,059 (2025 est.) #27 (+28)
    56. Spartanburg, South Carolina = 37,013 (2010) > 39,328 (2025 est.) #53 (+3)
    57. Cloppenburg,Germany = 34,913 (2018) > 37,056 (2022 est.) #56 (+1)
    58. Merseburg, Germany = 34,080 (2018) > 34,335 (2022 est.) #58
    59. Ahrensburg, Germany = 33,472 (2018) > 34,509 (2022 est.) #57 (+2)
    60. Bernburg, Germany = 32,674 (2018) > 32,261 (2022 est.)b #63 (-3)
    61. Naumburg, Germany = 32,402 (2018) > 32,289 (2022 est.) #62 (-1)
    62. Petersburg, Virginia = 31,567 (2018 est.) > 33,251 (2025 est.) #60 (+2)
    63. Nienburg, Lower Saxony, Germany = 31,550 (2018) > 32,126 (2022 est.) #64 (-1)
    64. Fitchburg, Wisconsin = 30,170 (2018 est.) > 33,142 (2025 est.) #61 (+3)
    65. Parkersburg, West Virginia = 29,675 (2018 est.) > 28,599 (2025 est.) #67 (-2)
    66. Fredericksburg, Virginia = 29,144 (2018 est.) > 29,552 (2025 est.) #66
    67. Rexburg, Idaho = 28,687 (2018 est.) > 40,344 (2025 est.) #52 (+15)
    68. Rendsburg, Germany = 28,470 (2018) > 29,743 (2022 est.) #65 (+3)
    69. Newburgh, New York = 28,164 (2018 est.) > 27,880 (2025 est.) #68 (+1)
    70. Klosterneuburg, Austria = 26,466 (2015) > 27,726 (2025 est.) #69 (+1)
    71. Brownsburg, Indiana = 26,367 (2018 est.) > 34,296 (2025 est.) #59 (+12)
    72. Lichtenburg, South Africa = 26,338 (2011) > 85,943 (2025 est.) #29 (+43)
    73. Quedlinburg, Germany = 23,989 (2018) > 23,313 (2022 est.) #76 (-3)
    74. Bedburg, Germany = 23,531 (2018) > 25,196 (2023 est.) #70 (-4)
    75. Waldkraiburg, Germany = 23,442 (2018) > 24,604 (2023 est.) #72 (+3)
    76. Roseburg, Oregon = 23,379 (2018 est.) > 23,983 (2025 est.) #73 (+3)
    77. Dillenburg, Germany = 23,365 (2018) > 23,480 (2022 est.) #74 (+3)
    78. Warburg, Germany = 23,079 (2018) > 23,317 (2023 est.) #75 (+3)
    79. Christiansburg, Virginia = 22,505 (2018 est.) > 22,024 (2025 est.) #79
    80. Vicksburg, Mississippi = 22,136 (2018 est.) > 19,343 (2025 est.) #89 (-9)
    81. Bad Harzburg, Germany = 21,945 (2018) > 21,738 (2022 est.) #81
    82. Amherstburg, Ontario = 21,936 (2016) > 24,877 (2025 est.) #71 (+9)
    83. Rotenburg an der Wümme, Germany = 21,798 (2018) > 22,656 (2022 est.) #77 (+6)
    84. Vryburg, South Africa = 21,182 (2011) — no update #82 (+2)
    85. Chambersburg, Pennsylvania = 21,029 (2018 est.) > 22,484 (2025 est.) #78 (+7)
    86. Ellensburg, Washington = 20,977 (2018 est.) > 18,233 (2025 est.) #95 (-9)
    87. Günzburg, Germany = 20,707 (2018) > 21,865 (2023 est.) #80 (+7)
    88. Pittsburg, Kansas = 20,178 (2018 est.) > 20,424 (2025 est.) #83 (+5)
    89. Miamisburg, Ohio = 19,941 (2018 est.) > 19,748 (2025 est.) #86 (+3)
    90. Blankenburg, Germany = 19,817 (2018) > 19,161 (2022 est.) #90
    91. Plattsburgh, New York = 19,438 (2018 est.) > 19,898 (2025 est) #85 (+6)
    92. Bückeburg, Germany = 19,245 (2018) > 19,701 (2022 est.) #87 (+5)
    93. Bad Driburg, Germany = 19,002 (2018) > 18,830 (2023 est.) #93
    94. Middelburg, Eastern Cape, South Africa = 18,861 (2011) — no change #92 (-2)
    95. Moosburg, Germany = 18,510 (2018) > 20,027 (2023 est.) #84 (+11)
    96. Martinsburg, West Virginia = 17,465 (2018 est.) > 19,042 (2025 est.) #91 (+5)
    97. Valkenburg aan de Geul, Netherlands =16,416 (2017) > 16,365 (2021 est.) #96 (+1)
    98. Tilsonburg, Ontario = 15,872 (2016) > 18,615 (2021) #94 (+4)
    99. Steffisburg, Switzerland = 15,709 (2018) — no change #98 (+1)
    100. Dieburg, Germany = 15,679 (2018) > 15,699 (2022 est.) #99 (+1)
    101. Dillenburg, Germany = 15,583 (2018) repeat
    102. Middleburg Heights, Ohio = 15,540 (2018 est.) > 15,337 (2025 est.) #102
    103. Clarksburg, West Virginia = 15,480 (2018 est.) > 15,135 (2025 est.) #103
    104. Neustadt bei Coburg, Germany = 15,257 (2018) > 15,089 (2023 est.) #104
    105. Mainburg, Germany = 15,241 (2018) = 15,517 (2023 est.) #100 (+5)
    106. Laurinburg, North Carolina = 15,033 (2018 est.) > 14,967 (2025 est.) #105 (-1)
    107. Williamsburg, Virginia = 14,896 (2018 est.) > 16,171 (2025 est.) #97 (+10)
    108. Rotenburg an der Fulda, Germany = 14,676 (2018) > 14,066 (2022 est.) #108
    109. Ratzeburg, Germany = 14,652 (2018) > 15,553 (2022 est.) #99 (+10)
    110. Shlisselburg, Russia = 14,425 (2018 est.) — no change #106 (+4)
    111. Phillipsburg, New Jersey = 14,303 (2018 est.) > 15,397 (2025 est.) #101 (+10)
    112. Greensburg, Pennsylvania = 14,192 (2018 est.) > 14,403 (2025 est.) #107 (+5)
    113. Orangeburg, South Carolina = 13,964 (2010) > 13,353 (2025 est.) #113
    114. Bedburg-Hau, Germany = 13,643 (2023 est.) #111 (+3)
    115. Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania = 13,919 (2018 est.) > 13,391 (2025 est.) #112 (+3)
    116. Philippsburg, Germany = 13,615 (2018) > 13,882 (2022 est.) #109 (+7)
    117. Weilburg, Germany = 12,990 (2018) > 13,334 (2022 est.) #114 (+3)
    118. Fouriesburg, South Africa = 19,425 (2011) — no change but erroneous number #88 (+30)
    119. Wasserburg am Inn, Germany = 12,691 (2018) > 13,112 (2023 est.) #115 (+4)
    120. Korneuburg, Austria = 12,552 (2015) > 13,764 (2025 est.) #110 (-10)
    121. Frohburg, Germany= 12,470 (2018) > 12,305 (2022 est.) #119 (+2)
    122. Vilsbiburg, Germany = 12,074 (2018) > 12,621 (2023 est.) #116 (+6)
    123. Greensburg, Indiana = 11,916 (2018 est.) > 12,385 (2025 est.) #118 (+5)
    124. Ladenburg, Germany = 11,537 (2018) > 12,517 (2022 est.) #117 (+7)
    125. Lauenburg, Germany = 11,444 (2018) > 11,855 (2022 est.) #122(+3)
    126. Scottburgh, South Africa = 11,403 (2011) –no update #124 (+2)
    127. Fredericksburg, Texas = 11,369 (2017 est.) > 11,889 (2025 est.) #123 (+4)
    128. Ventersburg, South Africa = 11,260 (2011) — no update #126 (+2)
    129. Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany = 11,243 (2018) > 11,385 (2023 est.) #125 (+4)
    130. Hammelburg, Germany = 11,037 (2018) > 10,826 (2023 est.) #128 (+2)
    131. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee = 10,838 (2018 est.) > 12,224 (2025 est.) #120 (+11)
    132. Boizenburg, Germany = 10,724 (2018) > 10,881 (2023 est.) #127 (+5)
    133. Bad Iburg, Germany = 10,661 (2018) > 10,559 (2022 est.) #130 (+3)
    134. Lenzburg, Switzerland = 10,569 (2018) — no update #129 (+5)
    135. Ogdensburg, New York = 10,551 (2018 est.) > 8,928 (2025 est.) dropped below the minimum for this list
    136. East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania = 10,384 (2018 est.) > 8,626 (2025 est.) dropped below the minimum for this list
    137. Wallaceburg, Ontario = 10,098 (2016) > 10,323 (2021) #131 (+6)

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  29. “Dis, pourquoi?” on toponyms and maps: Over the past two weeks, #RTS’s “Dis, pourquoi?” dedicated its episodes to an in-depth look at #toponymy and at #maps and #cartography, featuring Frédéric Giraut of the University of Geneva for the former and Pascal Marguerat and Raphaël Bovier of...
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