No. | Surname in Geography | Country_City |
01 | Rose-pink City | Jaipur |
02 | Key of the Mediterranean | Gibraltar |
03 | Empire City | New York |
04 | Island of Cloves | Zanzibar |
05 | Holy Land | Palestine |
06 | Roof of the World | Pamir |
07 | World's Loneliest Island | Tristan da Cunha(Mid Atlantic) |
08 | Island of Pearls | Bahrein (Persian Gulf) |
09 | Never Never land | Vast Prairies of N.America |
10 | Queen of the Adriatic | Venice |
11 | City of the Seven Hills | Rome |
12 | Manchester of the Orient | Osaka (Japan) |
13 | Playground of Europe | Switzerland |
14 | Hermit Kingdom | Korea |
15 | Land of Morning Calm | Korea |
16 | Land of Midnight Sun | Norway |
17 | Land of the Rising Sun | Japan |
18 | Bengal's Sorrow | Damodar River |
19 | Land of Maple | Canada |
20 | Emerland Isle | Ireland |
21 | Dark Continent | Africa |
22 | City of Skyscrappers | New York |
23 | City of Palaces | Calcutta |
24 | Garden of India | Bangalore |
25 | Gateway of India | Bombay |
26 | Cockpit of Europe | Belgium |
27 | Gift of the Nile | Egypt |
28 | Eternal City | Rome |
29 | Granite City | Aberdeen |
30 | Land of Cakes | Scotland |
31 | Forbidden City | Lhasa |
32 | Venice of the North | Stockholm |
33 | Windy City | Chicago |
34 | Sugar Bowl of the World | Cuba |
35 | Whiteman's Grave | Guinea coast of Africa |
36 | City of Golden Gate | San Francisco |
37 | Blue Mountains | Nilgiri Hills |
38 | Britain of the South | New Zealand |
39 | Garden of England | Kent (England) |
40 | City of Dreaming Spires | Oxford |
41 | Great White Way | Broadway (New York City) |
42 | Herring Pond | Atlantic Ocean |
43 | The Down Under | Australia |
44 | Pearl of the Antilles | Cuba |
45 | Gate of Tears Strait of Babel | Mandeb |
46 | China's Sorrow | Hwang-Ho |
47 | City of Magnificent Distances | Washington D.C. |
48 | Land of Thousand Lakes | Finland |
49 | Land of Golden Fleece | Australia |
50 | Islands of Paradise | the Andamans |
51 | Land of Five Rivers | Punjab |
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Sunday, January 12, 2014
Surname in Geography
World Newspapers
No. | Name of Paper | Country | City |
01 | Pakistan Times | Pakistan | Karachi |
02 | Morning News | Pakistan | Karachi |
03 | Dawn | Pakistan | Karachi |
04 | The Sunday Times | U.K. | London |
05 | Guardian | U.K. | London |
06 | Sunday Telegraph | U.K. | London |
07 | The Economist | U.K. | London |
08 | New Statesman | U.K. | London |
09 | Le Monde | France | Paris |
10 | New York Times | USA | New York |
11 | Washington Post | USA | Washington |
12 | Izvestia | Russia | Moscow |
13 | Pravda | Russia | Moscow |
14 | Red Flag | China | Beijing |
15 | People's Daily | China | Beijing |
16 | Al Ahram | Egypt | Cairo |
17 | Nhan Dan | Vietnam | Hanoi |
18 | Asahi Shimbun | Japan | Tokyo |
19 | Straights Times | Singapore | Singapore |
20 | The Motherland | Nepal | Kathmandu |
21 | Statesman | Sri Lanka | Colombo |
22 | Bangladesh Times | Bangladesh | Dhaka |
23 | Al Massa | Lebanan | Beirut |
24 | Chasum Ilbo | South Korea | Seoul |
25 | China Times | Taiwan | Taipeh |
26 | Le Europa | Italy | Rome |
27 | La Republica | Italy | Rome |
28 | El Pais | Spain | Madrid |
Buildings
Adoble | A house made from sun-dried bricks of clay and straw - usually built in warm, dry climates like the south western U.S. |
Apartment | A set of rooms in a building which usually contains other similar sets of rooms. |
Barracks | A building or set of buildings used to house soldiers. |
Boardinghouse | A house in which rooms are rented and meals are served in a common dining room. |
Bungalow | A small house with a low,wide roof and a porch. It is usually one story high. |
Chalet | A mountain house with a wide,overhanging roof and posts and beams. The style originated in Switzerland. |
Chateau | A home for nuns. |
Cottage | A small country home or summer house used for vacations. |
Duplex Apartment | An apartment with two floors of living space. |
Duplex House | A house divided into two living units. |
Estate | A large country house with seperate buildings on a large tract of land. |
Farmhouse | Thie dwelling for people who live and work on a farm raising animals or crops. |
Flat | An apartment on one floor of a building. |
Geodesic Dome | A large, flat-bottom boat used as a home. |
Hogan | A building made of logs and mud, used by the Navaho Indians. |
Igloo | A house built by Eskimos of blocks of ice. The name means "hot house". |
Jacal | A thatched hut made of intertwined branches and mud, built in Mexico. |
Konah | A large home in Turkey. |
Lodge | A house usually located in a remote place and used for hunting or skiing. |
Loft | An apartment in a warehouse or business building. |
Log Cabin | A small house made of unhewn timber. |
Manse | In Scotland, a house in which a minister lives. |
Mobile Home | A trailor used as a permanent home and made without a permanent foundation. |
Nissen Hut | A premade shelter with a semicircular arching roof of corrugated iron, and containing a cement floor. |
Octagon House | A house with eight sides. |
Palace | A large, grand building in which royally live. |
Penthouse | A large apartment located at the top of building. |
Quonest Hut | A premade, portable circular hut made of metal and used by the U.S. Army. |
Rectory | The house in which a Roman Catholic priest or Episcopal cergyman lives. |
Shanty | A shack. |
Sod House | A house made of bricks of sod, which is earth with grass and its roots. In the 19th century, these were built on the American prairie where there were no trees. Just grassy land. |
Studio Apartment | A one-room apartment with a kitchen and bathroom. |
Tent | A portable house made of skins, Canvas, or nylon. |
Tepee, Tipi | A cone-shaped portable home made of buffalo skins and tree saplings, used by the American Indians of the Great Plains. |
Tenement` | A rundown, low-rent apartment building. |
Underground House | An earth shelter built below the ground. The earth keeps the house warm in the winter and cool in the summer. |
Villa | A large country or resort home. |
Wigwarm | A hut with a frame made of poles and covered iwht bark,rush mats, or hides, used by American Indians. |
Yurt | A circular, portable, hut used as a home by asian shepherds. It is similar to the American wigwarm. |
Zareba | An African fort made of thorny bushes. |
Friday, August 30, 2013
First in India and World
Aircraft Carrier Indian Ship | I.N.S. Vikrant |
American president to visit India | Dwight David Eisenhower |
Asian Games organized in India | Delhi (in 1951) |
atomic Submarine of India | I.N.S. Chakra |
British Prime Minister to visit India | Harold Mc Millon |
British to visit India | Hawkins |
Chief justice of India | Justice Hiralal J. Kania |
Chief of Air Staff of India | Air Marshal Sir Thomas Elmhirst |
Chief of Army Staff of India | General M.Rajendra Singh |
Chief of Naval Staff of India | Vice- Admiral R.D Katari |
Chinese pilgrim to visit India | Fa-hien |
Commander-in-chief of free India | General K.M. Cariappa |
Commander-in-chief of Free India | General Roy Bucher |
Dalit Speaker of the Lok Sabha | G.M.C. Balyogi |
Deputy prime Minister of India | Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel |
E-business news paper of India | Financial Express |
Education Minister of Independent India | Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad |
Election Commissioner of India | Sukumar Sen |
Emperor of Moghul Dynasty in India | Babar |
field Marshal of India | General S.F.J. Manekshaw |
Foreign recipient of Bharat Ratna | Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan |
Governor General of Bengal | Warren Hastings (1774-85) |
Governor General of Ind. India | Lord Mountbattten |
Governor General of India | Lord William Bentic (1833-35) |
Governor of Bengal | Lord Clive (1757-60) |
Home Minister of Independent India | Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel |
Indian air Chief of India | Air Marshal S. Mukherjee |
Indian author to get Anderson Award | Ruskin Bond |
Indian Cosmonaut (to go into space ) | Sqn. Ldr. Rakesh Sharma |
Cricketer to make double centuries 5 times | Rahul Dravid |
WOman to win in a Wimbledon tourament | Sania Mirza |
Governor general of Independent India | C.Rajgopalachari (21 June,1948 |
I.C.S. Officer | Satyaendra Nath Tagore |
Woman to win a medal in World Athletics | Anju Bobby George |
Missile | Prithvi |
Woman to win the Miss Great Britain Title | Preeti Desai |
Pilot | J.R.D. Tata (1929) |
Prime Minister to loose an election | Indira Ghandi |
Prime Minister to resign from office | Morarji Desai |
Recipient of Nobel Prize in Economics | Dr. Amartya Sen |
Scientist to get Nobel Prize | C.V. Raman (Physics) |
Submarine | I.N.S. Cauveri |
United Nations Civilian Police Advisor | Ms. Kiran bedi |
To climb Mount Averest | Tenzing Norgay |
To fly the U.S. space shuttle | Dr. Kalpana Chawla |
To get Bhart Ratna Award | Dr. S. Radhakrishnan |
To get Jnanpeeth Award | G. Shankar Kurup |
To get Paramvir Chakra | Major Somnath Sharma |
To make printing press popular in India | James Hicky |
To pass ICS | Surendra Nath Benerjee |
To reach Antarctica | Lt. Ram Charan (1960) |
To reach the south Pole | Col. I.K.Bajaj |
To ski to the north pole | Ajeet Bajaj |
To Swim Across English Channel in India | Mihir Sen |
To win Magsaysay Award | Acharya Vinoba Bhave (1958) |
To win Stalin Award | Saiffudin Kichlu |
To win world Billiards Trophy | Wilson Jones |
Weightlifter to win bronze medal in Olympics | Karnam Malleshwari |
Woman Airline Pilot | Durga Banerjee |
Woman Air-vice-Marshal | P. Bandopadhyaya |
Woman Chairman and Managing Director of NABARD | Mrs. Ranjana Kumar |
Woman cricketer to score adouble century | Mithali Raj |
Woman I.P.S. Officer | Kiran Bedi |
Woman Merchant Navy Officer | Sonali Banerjee |
Woman president of Indian National Congress | Sarojini Naidu (1925) |
Woman Speaker of State Assembly in India | Mrs. Shanno Devi |
Woman to become Miss Universe | Sushmita Sen |
Woman to become Miss World | Miss Reita Faria |
Woman to get Ashok Chakra | Nirja Mishra |
Woman to get Bharat Ratna | Smt. Indira Gandhi |
Woman to get Jnanpith Award | Ashapurna Devi |
Woman to get the Nobel Prize | Mother Teresa (1979) |
Woman to go into space | Kalpana Chawla |
Woman Lt. General in the Indian Army | Puneeta Arora |
Woman to swim across the English Channel | Miss Arati Saha (now Mrs. Arati Gupta) |
Woman to win a Gold Medal in Asian Games | Kamaljeet Sandhu |
Woman to win the Booker Prize | Arundhati Roy |
woman to win WTA Title | Sania Mirza |
Woman yo cross seven important seas by swimming | Bula Chaudhury |
World Chess Champion | Vishwanathan Anand |
Large-scale Atomic Reactor of India | Apsara (1956) |
Medium range Missile of India | Agni |
Minister to resign form Union Cabinet of India | Shyama Prasad Mukherjee (1950) |
Muslim President of Indian National Congress | Badruddin Tayab Ji |
Muslim President of Indian Republic | Dr. Zakir Hussain |
Nuclear Centre of India | Tarapur |
Paperless Newspaper of India | The News Today |
President of Constituent Assembly of India | Dr. Rajendra Prasad |
President of India to die in office | Dr. Zakir Hussain |
President of Indian National Congress | W.C. Banerjee |
to win Nobel prize in Physics | Subrahmanium Chandrasekhar |
Sikh Prime Minister of India | Dr. Manmohan Singh |
Speaker of lok Sabha | G.V. Mavlankar (1952-57) |
To win an individual Olympic gold for India. | Abhinav Binra |
Talkie Film in India | Alam Ara |
Test Tube Baby of India | Indira (Baby Harsha) |
University of India | Nalanda University |
Vice-President of India to die in harness | Krishna Kant |
Woman Chief Justice of a High Court in India | Smt. Leela Seth |
Woman Judge in Supreme Court in India | Mrs. Meera Sahib Fatima Biwi |
Friday, August 23, 2013
Continents Lowest point
Continents | Lowest Point |
Asia | Dead Sea |
South America | Laguna del Carbón |
North America | Death Valley |
Africa | Lake Assal |
Europe | Caspian Sea |
Antarctica | Deep Lake |
Australia | Lake Eyre |
Continents and Highest Points
Continents | Highest Point |
Africa | Mount Kilimanjaro |
Antarctica | Vinson Massif |
Asia | Mount Everest |
Australia | Puncak Jaya |
Europe | Mount Elbrus |
North America | Mount McKinley |
South America | Aconcagua |
Saturday, August 3, 2013
List of International Currencies with Currency Codes
Country
|
Currency
|
ISO-4217 Code
|
A
| ||
Afghanistan
|
Afghan afghani
|
AFN
|
Albania
|
Albanian lek
|
ALL
|
Algeria
|
Algerian dinar
|
DZD
|
Andorra
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Angola
|
Angolan kwanza
|
AOA
|
Anguilla
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Antigua and Barbuda
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Argentina
|
Argentine peso
|
ARS
|
Armenia
|
Armenian dram
|
AMD
|
Aruba
|
Aruban florin
|
AWG
|
Australia
|
Australian dollar
|
AUD
|
Austria
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Azerbaijan
|
Azerbaijani manat
|
AZN
|
B
| ||
Bahamas
|
Bahamian dollar
|
BSD
|
Bahrain
|
Bahraini dinar
|
BHD
|
Bangladesh
|
Bangladeshi taka
|
BDT
|
Barbados
|
Barbadian dollar
|
BBD
|
Belarus
|
Belarusian ruble
|
BYR
|
Belgium
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Belize
|
Belize dollar
|
BZD
|
Benin
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Bhutan
|
Bhutanese ngultrum
|
BTN
|
Bolivia
|
Bolivian boliviano
|
BOB
|
Bosnia-Herzegovina
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina konvertibilna marka
|
BAM
|
Botswana
|
Botswana pula
|
BWP
|
Brazil
|
Brazilian real
|
BRL
|
Brunei
|
Brunei dollar
|
BND
|
Bulgaria
|
Bulgarian lev
|
BGN
|
Burkina Faso
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Burundi
|
Burundi franc
|
BIF
|
C
| ||
Cambodia
|
Cambodian riel
|
KHR
|
Cameroon
|
Central African CFA franc
|
XAF
|
Canada
|
Canadian dollar
|
CAD
|
Cape Verde
|
Cape Verdean escudo
|
CVE
|
Cayman Islands
|
Cayman Islands dollar
|
KYD
|
Central African Republic
|
Central African CFA franc
|
XAF
|
Chad
|
Central African CFA franc
|
XAF
|
Chile
|
Chilean peso
|
CLP
|
China
|
Chinese renminbi
|
CNY
|
Colombia
|
Colombian peso
|
COP
|
Comoros
|
Comorian franc
|
KMF
|
Congo
|
Central African CFA franc
|
XAF
|
Congo, Democratic Republic
|
Congolese franc
|
CDF
|
Costa Rica
|
Costa Rican colon
|
CRC
|
Côte d'Ivoire
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Croatia
|
Croatian kuna
|
HRK
|
Cuba
|
Cuban peso
|
CUC
|
Cyprus
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Czech Republic
|
Czech koruna
|
CZK
|
D
| ||
Denmark
|
Danish krone
|
DKK
|
Djibouti
|
Djiboutian franc
|
DJF
|
Dominica
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Dominican Republic
|
Dominican peso
|
DOP
|
E
| ||
East Timor
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Ecuador
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Egypt
|
Egyptian pound
|
EGP
|
El Salvador
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Equatorial Guinea
|
Central African CFA franc
|
GQE
|
Eritrea
|
Eritrean nakfa
|
ERN
|
Estonia
|
Estonian kroon
|
EEK
|
Ethiopia
|
Ethiopian birr
|
ETB
|
F
| ||
Falkland Islands
|
Falkland Islands pound
|
FKP
|
Fiji
|
Fijian dollar
|
FJD
|
Finland
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
France
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
French Polynesia
|
CFP franc
|
XPF
|
G
| ||
Gabon
|
Central African CFA franc
|
XAF
|
Gambia
|
Gambian dalasi
|
GMD
|
Georgia
|
Georgian lari
|
GEL
|
Germany
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Ghana
|
Ghanaian cedi
|
GHS
|
Gibraltar
|
Gibraltar pound
|
GIP
|
Greece
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Grenada
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Guatemala
|
Guatemalan quetzal
|
GTQ
|
Guinea
|
Guinean franc
|
GNF
|
Guinea-Bissau
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Guyana
|
Guyanese dollar
|
GYD
|
H
| ||
Haiti
|
Haitian gourde
|
HTG
|
Honduras
|
Honduran lempira
|
HNL
|
Hong Kong
|
Hong Kong dollar
|
HKD
|
Hungary
|
Hungarian forint
|
HUF
|
I
| ||
Iceland
|
Icelandic króna
|
ISK
|
India
|
Indian rupee
|
INR
|
Indonesia
|
Indonesian rupiah
|
IDR
|
International Monetary Fund
|
Special Drawing Rights
|
XDR
|
Iran
|
Iranian rial
|
IRR
|
Iraq
|
Iraqi dinar
|
IQD
|
Ireland
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Israel
|
Israeli new sheqel
|
ILS
|
Italy
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
J
| ||
Jamaica
|
Jamaican dollar
|
JMD
|
Japan
|
Japanese yen
|
JPY
|
Jordan
|
Jordanian dinar
|
JOD
|
K
| ||
Kazakhstan
|
Kazakhstani tenge
|
KZT
|
Kenya
|
Kenyan shilling
|
KES
|
Kiribati
|
Australian dollar
|
AUD
|
Korea North
|
North Korean won
|
KPW
|
Korea South
|
South Korean won
|
KRW
|
Kuwait
|
Kuwaiti dinar
|
KWD
|
Kyrgyzstan
|
Kyrgyzstani som
|
KGS
|
L
| ||
Laos
|
Lao kip
|
LAK
|
Latvia
|
Latvian lats
|
LVL
|
Lebanon
|
Lebanese lira
|
LBP
|
Lesotho
|
Lesotho loti
|
LSL
|
Liberia
|
Liberian dollar
|
LRD
|
Libya
|
Libyan dinar
|
LYD
|
Liechtenstein
|
uses the Swiss Franc
|
CHF
|
Lithuania
|
Lithuanian litas
|
LTL
|
Luxembourg
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
M
| ||
Macau
|
Macanese pataca
|
MOP
|
Macedonia (Former Yug. Rep.)
|
Macedonian denar
|
MKD
|
Madagascar
|
Malagasy ariary
|
MGA
|
Malawi
|
Malawian kwacha
|
MWK
|
Malaysia
|
Malaysian ringgit
|
MYR
|
Maldives
|
Maldivian rufiyaa
|
MVR
|
Mali
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Malta
|
European Euro
|
EUR
|
Mauritania
|
Mauritanian ouguiya
|
MRO
|
Mauritius
|
Mauritian rupee
|
MUR
|
Mexico
|
Mexican peso
|
MXN
|
Micronesia
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Moldova
|
Moldovan leu
|
MDL
|
Monaco
|
European Euro
|
EUR
|
Mongolia
|
Mongolian tugrik
|
MNT
|
Montenegro
|
European Euro
|
EUR
|
Montserrat
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Morocco
|
Moroccan dirham
|
MAD
|
Mozambique
|
Mozambican metical
|
MZM
|
Myanmar
|
Myanma kyat
|
MMK
|
N
| ||
Namibia
|
Namibian dollar
|
NAD
|
Nauru
|
Australian dollar
|
AUD
|
Nepal
|
Nepalese rupee
|
NPR
|
Netherlands Antilles
|
Netherlands Antillean gulden
|
ANG
|
Netherlands
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
New Caledonia
|
CFP franc
|
XPF
|
New Zealand
|
New Zealand dollar
|
NZD
|
Nicaragua
|
Nicaraguan cordoba
|
NIO
|
Niger
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Nigeria
|
Nigerian naira
|
NGN
|
Norway
|
Norwegian krone
|
NOK
|
O
| ||
Oman
|
Omani rial
|
OMR
|
P
| ||
Pakistan
|
Pakistani rupee
|
PKR
|
Palau
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Panama
|
Panamanian balboa
|
PAB
|
Panama Canal Zone
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Papua New Guinea
|
Papua New Guinean kina
|
PGK
|
Paraguay
|
Paraguayan guarani
|
PYG
|
Peru
|
Peruvian nuevo sol
|
PEN
|
Philippines
|
Philippine peso
|
PHP
|
Poland
|
Polish zloty
|
PLN
|
Portugal
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Puerto Rico
|
uses the U.S. Dollar
|
USD
|
Q
| ||
Qatar
|
Qatari riyal
|
QAR
|
R
| ||
Romania
|
Romanian leu
|
RON
|
Russia
|
Russian ruble
|
RUB
|
Rwanda
|
Rwandan franc
|
RWF
|
S
| ||
Saint Helena
|
Saint Helena pound
|
SHP
|
Saint Kitts and Nevis
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Saint Lucia
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
|
East Caribbean dollar
|
XCD
|
Samoa (Western)
|
Samoan tala
|
WST
|
San Marino
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Sao Tome and Principe
|
Sao Tome and Principe dobra
|
STD
|
Saudi Arabia
|
Saudi riyal
|
SAR
|
Senegal
|
West African CFA franc
|
XOF
|
Serbia
|
Serbian dinar
|
RSD
|
Seychelles
|
Seychellois rupee
|
SCR
|
Sierra Leone
|
Sierra Leonean leone
|
SLL
|
Singapore
|
Singapore dollar
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SGD
|
Slovakia
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Slovak koruna
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SKK
|
Slovenia
|
European euro
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EUR
|
Solomon Islands
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Solomon Islands dollar
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SBD
|
Somalia
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Somali shilling
|
SOS
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South Africa
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South African rand
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ZAR
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South Sudan
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Sudanese pound
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SDG
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Spain
|
European euro
|
EUR
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Sri Lanka
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Sri Lankan rupee
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LKR
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Sudan
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Sudanese pound
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SDG
|
Suriname
|
Surinamese dollar
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SRD
|
Swaziland
|
Swazi lilangeni
|
SZL
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Sweden
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Swedish krona
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SEK
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Switzerland
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Swiss franc
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CHF
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Syria
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Syrian pound
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SYP
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T
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Taiwan
|
New Taiwan dollar
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TWD
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Tajikistan
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Tajikistani somoni
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TJS
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Tanzania
|
Tanzanian shilling
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TZS
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Thailand
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Thai baht
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THB
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Togo
|
West African CFA franc
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XOF
|
Tonga
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Paanga
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TOP
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Trinidad and Tobago
|
Trinidad and Tobago dollar
|
TTD
|
Tunisia
|
Tunisian dinar
|
TND
|
Turkey
|
Turkish new lira
|
TRY
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Turkmenistan
|
Turkmen manat
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TMM
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Tuvalu
|
Australian dollar
|
AUD
|
U
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Uganda
|
Ugandan shilling
|
UGX
|
Ukraine
|
Ukrainian hryvnia
|
UAH
|
United Arab Emirates
|
UAE dirham
|
AED
|
United Kingdom
|
British pound
|
GBP
|
United States of America
|
United States dollar
|
USD
|
Uruguay
|
Uruguayan peso
|
UYU
|
Uzbekistan
|
Uzbekistani som
|
UZS
|
V
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Vanuatu
|
Vanuatu vatu
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VUV
|
Vatican
|
European euro
|
EUR
|
Venezuela
|
Venezuelan bolivar
|
VEB
|
Vietnam
|
Vietnamese dong
|
VND
|
W
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Wallis and Futuna Islands
|
CFP franc
|
XPF
|
Y
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Yemen
|
Yemeni rial
|
YER
|
Z
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Zambia
|
Zambian kwacha
|
ZMK
|
Zimbabwe
|
Zimbabwean dollar
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ZWD
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