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- Xconq 0 -+---- Standard period that gets compiled in
- Period 0
-
- "WW II ca 1945" period-name
-
- "standard" font-name
-
- 100 scale
-
- "i" "infantry" "marches around and captures things" utype
- "a" "armor" "faster than infantry, limited to open terrain" utype
- "f" "fighter" "interceptor to get those nasty bombers" utype
- "b" "bomber" "long range aircraft, carries infantry and bombs" utype
- "d" "destroyer" "fast, cheap, and sinks subs" utype
- "s" "submarine" "sneaks around and sinks ships" utype
- "t" "troop transport" "carries infantry and armor across the pond" utype
- "C" "carrier" "carries fighters and bombers around" utype
- "B" "battleship" "the most powerful ship" utype
- "N" "atomic bomb" "leveler of cities (and anything else)" utype
- "/" "base" "airstrip plus port" utype
- "*" "town" "smaller than a city" utype
- "@" "city" "capital of a side" utype
-
- "F" "fuel" "basic motive power" rtype
- "A" "ammo" "generic hitting capability" rtype
-
- "." "sea" "sky blue" ttype
- "," "shallows" "cyan" ttype
- "=" "swamp" "gray" ttype
- "~" "desert" "yellow" ttype
- "+" "plains" "spring green" ttype
- "%" "forest" "forest green" ttype
- "^" "mountains" "sienna" ttype
- "_" "ice" "white" ttype
- ":" "vacuum" "black" ttype
-
- true [ vacuum ] dark
-
- t* t* nuked ; most terrain won't actually change
- desert [ plains forest ] nuked
- mountains ice nuked
-
- [ 0 68 69 70 70 70 93 99 0 ] t* min-alt
- [ 68 69 71 93 93 93 99 100 0 ] t* max-alt
- [ 0 0 50 0 20 80 0 0 0 ] t* min-wet
- [ 100 100 100 20 80 100 100 100 0 ] t* max-wet
-
- ice edge-terrain
-
- [ / * @ ] "cities" define
- [ * @ ] "makers" define
- [ i a ] "ground" define
- [ f b ] "aircraft" define
- [ d s t C B ] "ship" define
- [ i a f b d s t C B N ] "movers" define
- [ sea shallows ] "water" define
- [ plains forest desert mountains ] "land" define
-
- true cities named
- true [ C B N ] named
- [ 1 5 25 ] [ / * @ ] territory
-
- 1 @ in-country
- 5 * in-country
- 100 * density
- @ first-unit
- i first-product
- 20 land * favored
- 40 plains * favored
- 100 plains @ favored
- 8 country-min-distance
- 48 country-max-distance
-
- ; no disasters
-
- [ 4 7 8 16 10 16 12 30 40 20 ] movers @ make
- [ 4 7 8 16 10 16 12 30 40 20 ] movers * make
- [ 3 5 ] / ground make
- true [ * @ ] maker
- 20 u* startup
- 300 N research ; that's 3x basic time
- ; no special resources to make
- 1 u* [ * @ ] repair
- 10 [ C B ] [ C B ] repair
- ; infantry should maybe repair cities?
-
- 1 fuel ground produce
- 2 fuel a produce ; this is less realistic, but problems otherwise
- [ 10 20 50 ] fuel cities produce
- [ 5 10 20 ] ammo cities produce
- 100 [ plains forest ] i productivity
- 100 plains a productivity ; in this case "plains" = "gas stations"
- [ 100 50 20 20 ] land / productivity ; one arg must be a scalar...
- [ 100 50 20 20 ] land * productivity
- [ 100 50 20 20 ] land @ productivity
-
- [ 6 10 18 36 100 100 200 200 200 1 200 500 900 ] fuel u* storage
- [ 6 4 3 3 20 10 20 40 40 1 100 200 400 ] ammo u* storage
- 1 fuel i consume
- ; 1 fuel ship consume
- 3 fuel f consume ; this causes problems for carriers
- 2 fuel b consume
-
- -1 u* [ i a f b ] out-length
-
- [ 1 2 9 6 3 3 2 4 4 1 ] movers speed
-
- 0 land i moves
- 0 [ plains desert ] a moves
- 0 t* aircraft moves
- 0 water ship moves
- 2 shallows [ C B ] moves
- 0 t* N moves ; team of scientists can take bomb anywhere
- 0 land cities moves ; looks strange, but needed to define allowable places
-
- 1 fuel movers to-move
- 0 fuel [ i N ] to-move ; infantry doesn't need extra to move
-
- 1 [ i N ] b capacity
-
- 1 ground volume
- 6 ground t capacity
- 20 u* hold-volume
- 6 t hold-volume
- [ 6 2 ] [ f b ] C capacity
- 2 u* / capacity
- 4 [ f b ] / capacity
- 10 u* * capacity
- 20 u* @ capacity
- 0 cities cities capacity
- 9 u* f enter-time ; aircraft can't sortie again until next turn
- 6 u* b enter-time
-
- 0 s visibility
- 10 N visibility
- true [ * @ ] always-seen
-
- [ 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 4 8 1 10 20 40 ] u* hp
- [ 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 0 5 10 20 ] u* crippled ; 50% of hp usually
-
- [ 50 40 20 15 20 20 30 20 9 40 80 60 40 ] u* i hit
- [ 60 50 30 30 30 20 30 20 20 50 90 70 50 ] u* a hit
- [ 15 25 60 70 20 30 20 50 40 80 100 100 100 ] u* f hit
- [ 20 20 10 9 30 50 50 70 60 50 90 95 99 ] u* b hit
- [ 5 5 10 5 60 70 60 40 20 0 99 90 80 ] u* d hit
- [ 0 0 10 5 40 10 60 40 50 0 0 0 0 ] u* s hit
- [ 20 5 10 5 50 50 40 30 9 0 0 0 0 ] u* t hit
- [ 30 20 40 10 30 30 40 20 20 0 0 0 0 ] u* C hit
- [ 50 50 50 20 70 50 90 50 90 0 100 100 100 ] u* B hit
- [ 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 0 100 100 100 ] u* N hit
- [ 10 10 20 20 20 20 30 20 20 0 0 0 0 ] u* / hit
- [ 30 20 50 40 40 0 30 20 20 0 0 0 0 ] u* * hit
- [ 50 40 70 60 50 0 30 20 50 0 0 0 0 ] u* @ hit
-
- 1 u* u* damage
- 2 cities a damage
- 2 ship b damage
- 2 [ / * ] b damage
- 3 @ b damage
- 2 s d damage
- 3 ship s damage
- 4 B s damage
- 2 u* B damage
- [ 3 4 ] [ * @ ] B damage
- 60 u* N damage
-
- -50 neutrality
-
- false N can-counter
-
- true N self-destruct
-
- [ 70 50 30 ] cities i capture
- [ 90 70 50 ] cities a capture
- 50 N i capture
-
- 50 movers cities protect ; cities offer some protection to occupants
-
- true u* changes-side ; equipment is indifferent to its fate
- false i changes-side ; but armies have some loyalty
- true u* neutral
- false i neutral
-
- 1 ammo u* hits-with
- 1 ammo u* hit-by
-
- "defeats" ground destroy-message
- "sinks" ship destroy-message
- "shoots down" [ f b ] destroy-message
- "flattens" cities destroy-message
-
- true movers can-disband
- true / can-disband
-
- begin{notes}
- This period is the default built-in set of period parameters. It
- represents units of about 1945, from infantry to atomic bombs. This is
- the most familiar, which makes it easier to play, but also more controversial,
- since historians have many conflicting theories about which kinds of
- units were most effective.
-
- Infantry. The infantry division is the slowest of units, but it can go almost
- anywhere. It is also quick to produce. Infantry is the staple of
- campaigns - a little boring perhaps, but essential to success.
-
- Armor. The armor division is highly mobile and hits hard. Unfortunately,
- it is limited to operating in open terrain - plains and desert. It also
- takes longer to produce. Armor can last twice as long in the
- desert as infantry. Both armor and infantry can
- assault and capture cities; they are the only units that can do so.
-
- Fighters. A fighter is a squadron or wing of high-speed armed aircraft.
- Their fuel supply can be gotten only at units, towns, and bases, so they
- must continually be taking off and landing. Fighters are not too effective
- against ground units or ships, but they eat bombers for lunch. Fighters
- are very good for reconnaisance - important in a game where you can't always
- see the enemy moving!
-
- Bomber groups. Bombers are very powerful, since they can seriously damage
- or even flatten cities. The loss rate in such activities is high, so they're
- not a shortcut to victory!
-
- Destroyers. Destroyers are fast small ships for both exploration and
- anti-submarine activities.
-
- Submarines. The favorite food of submarines is of course merchant shipping
- and troopships, and they can sink troop transports with one blow.
- Subs are also invisible, but they are vulnerable to destroyers and aircraft.
-
- Troop transports. This is how ground units get across the sea. They can
- defend themselves against ships and aircraft, but are basically vulnerable.
- They're not very fast either.
-
- Aircraft carriers. Compensates for the fighter's limited range by providing
- a portable airport. Carriers themselves are sitting ducks, particularly
- with respect to aircraft. Fighter patrols are mandatory.
-
- Battleships. The aptly named "Dread Naught" has little to fear from other
- units of this period. Subs may sink them with enough effort, and a group
- of bombers and fighters are also deadly, but with eight hit points to start,
- a battleship can usually survive long enough to escape. Battleships are very
- effective against cities and armies, at least the ones on the coast.
-
- Atomic bombs. The Final Solution; but they are not easy to use. A bomb
- takes a long time to produce, moves very slowly by itself, and is easily
- destroyed by other units. The plus side is instant destruction for any unit
- of any size! Bombs are imagined to be transported by a team of scientists,
- and can go on any sort of terrain without running out of supplies.
-
- Bases. To simplify matters, this can serve as a camp, airbase, and port.
- Bases cannot build units, although they can repair some damage.
-
- Towns. Towns are the staple of territory. They can build, repair, produce
- fuel and ammo, and serve as a safe haven for quite a few units.
-
- Cities. Cities are very large, powerful, and well defended. They are
- basically capital cities, or something in a comparable range. (New York
- and San Francisco are cities, Salt Lake City and San Antonio are towns.)
- A city is worth five towns, territory-wise.
-
- Current thinking about optimal strategy for this period differs. In general,
- blitzkrieg works, and can win the game in a hurry. The problem is to
- muster enough force before striking. One full troop transport is not
- enough; the invasion will melt away like ice cream on a hot sidewalk, unless
- reinforcements (either air or land) show up quickly. Air cover is very
- important. While building up an invasion force, airborne assaults using
- bombers and infantry can provide useful diversions, although it can be
- wasteful of bombers. Human vs human games on the default map generally
- last about 100 turns, usually not enough time or units to build atomic
- bombs or battleships, and not a big enough map to really need carriers
- (although bases for staging are quite useful.)
- end{notes}
-
- clear-side-names
-
- ; The more significant countries of the modern world
-
- "Arkansan" sname "Californian" sname "Pennsylvanian" sname
- "Coloradan" sname "Texan" sname "Alabaman" sname
- "Oklahoman" sname "Ohioan" sname
- "Minnesotan" sname "Floridian" sname "Oregonian" sname
- "Michiganian" sname "Wisconsonian" sname
- "Nebraskan" sname
-
- ;"American" sname
- "Canadian" sname "Mexican" sname "Guatemalan" sname
- "Honduran" sname "Sandinista" sname "Costa Rican" sname "Panamanian" sname
- "Colombian" sname "Ecuadorean" sname "Peruvian" sname "Chilean" sname
- "Argentinian" sname "Uruguayan" sname "Paraguayan" sname "Brazilian" sname
- "Bolivian" sname "Guyanan" sname "Venezuelan" sname "Cuban" sname
- "Haitian" sname "Jamaican" sname "Irish" sname "British" sname
- "Portuguese" sname "Spanish" sname "French" sname "Italian" sname
- "Albanian" sname "Greek" sname "Turk" sname "Bulgarian" sname
- "Cypriot" sname "Maltese" sname "Icelander" sname
- "Rumanian" sname "Soviet" sname "Finnish" sname "Swedish" sname
- "Polish" sname "Czech" sname "Hungarian" sname "Austrian" sname
- "German" sname "Swiss" sname "Belgian" sname "Dutch" sname
- "Danish" sname "Norwegian" sname "Moroccan" sname "Mauritanian" sname
- "Senegalese" sname "Guinean" sname "Liberian" sname "Ghanan" sname
- "Nigerian" sname "Cameroon" sname "Gabonese" sname "Zairean" sname
- "Angolan" sname "Namibian" sname "South African" sname "Botswanan" sname
- "Mozambiquan" sname "Zimbabwean" sname "Zambian" sname "Tanzanian" sname
- "Rwandan" sname "Djiboutian" sname "Madagascaran" sname
- "Kenyan" sname "Ugandan" sname "Somalian" sname "Ethiopian" sname
- "Sudanese" sname "Egyptian" sname "Libyan" sname "Tunisian" sname
- "Algerian" sname "Syrian" sname "Lebanese" sname "Israeli" sname
- "Jordanian" sname "Saudi" sname "Yemeni" sname "Omani" sname
- "Kuwaiti" sname "Iraqi" sname "Iranian" sname "Afghan" sname
- "Pakistani" sname "Indian" sname "Nepalese" sname "Burmese" sname
- "Vietnamese" sname "Kampuchean" sname "Laotian" sname
- "Siamese" sname "Malaysian" sname "Indonesian" sname "Australian" sname
- "Micronesian" sname "Fijian" sname "Tongan" sname "Samoan" sname
- "Tahitian" sname "New Zealander" sname
- "Papuan" sname "Polynesian" sname "Filipino" sname "Japanese" sname
- "Korean" sname "Chinese" sname "Mongolian" sname "Tibetan" sname
-
- ; The following names are derived from the Rand-McNally International Atlas
- ; and from their US road atlas. Although nominally these could end up on
- ; any sort of unit, they are likely to be attached to city-like units only.
-
- clear-unit-names
-
- ; Soviet Union
- "Uglegorsk" uname "Taganrog" uname "Kuzemino" uname "Igodovo" uname
- "Izhevsk" uname "Leninskoye" uname "Zvenigorod" uname "Faustovo" uname
- "Tokma" uname "Bolotnoje" uname "Pudino" uname "Predivinsk" uname
- "Gotoputovo" uname "Stupino" uname
- ; Japan
- "Toyooka" uname "Kobayashi" uname "Kamiyahagi" uname "Fukude" uname
- ; China
- "Dandong" uname "Xingtai" uname "Xiaojiagang" uname "Wushu" uname
- "Wutangjie" uname "Qingfeng" uname "Dushikou" uname "Huilong" uname
- "Linyi" uname "Miaoyang" uname "Xinbo" uname "Bugt" uname
- ; Indochina
- "Tan-an" uname "Ban Khlong Kua" uname "Bo Phloi" uname "Thot-not" uname
- "Herbertabad" uname "Mong Pawn" uname "Roi Et" uname
- ; Indonesia
- "Butong" uname "Lubukbertubung" uname "Moutong" uname "Gimpu" uname
- "Waingapu" uname "Sindangbarang" uname "Kualakapuas" uname "Bongka" uname
- "Salimbatu" uname "Bonggaw" uname "Baing" uname "Grokgak" uname
- ; India
- "Bap" uname "Meerut" uname "Harda" uname "Garwa" uname
- "Digboi" uname "Kurnool" uname "Nirmal" uname "Coondapoor" uname
- "Tetulbaria" uname "Maheshwar" uname "Paramagudi" uname "Bhakkar" uname
- "Mungaoli" uname "Shorapur" uname "Channapatna" uname "Chilaw" uname
- ; Middle East and Central Asia
- "Bajandalaj" uname "Cogt-Ovoo" uname "Un't" uname "Ich-Uul" uname
- "Yazd" uname "Samarkand" uname "Mashhad" uname "Chah Bahar" uname
- "Jubbah" uname "Al-'Awsajiyah" uname "Kifri" uname "Kashgar" uname
- "Chundzha" uname "Ushtobe" uname "Dzaamar" uname "Wadi Musa" uname
- "Bogustan" uname "Gakuch" uname
- ; Africa
- "Pibor Post" uname "Umm Digulgulaya" uname "Umm Shalil" uname "Buzaymah" uname
- "Gedo" uname "North Horr" uname "Todenyang" uname "Madadi" uname
- "Ngetera" uname "Ouadda" uname "Mazoula" uname "Tiglit" uname
- "Gummi" uname "Gbarnga" uname "Burutu" uname "Bafwabalinga" uname
- "Goonda" uname "Ankoroka" uname "Vryburg" uname "Matuba" uname
- "Bakouma" uname "El Idrissia" uname "Agadir" uname "Nungwe" uname
- "Bunianga" uname "Ngali" uname "Nguiroungou" uname "Otukpa" uname
- "Hell-Ville" uname "Morafenobe" uname "Tongobory" uname "Farafangana" uname
- "Mungbere" uname "Haco" uname "Barbar" uname "Oulessebougou" uname
- ; Australia
- "Nookawarra" uname "Bunbury" uname "Buckleboo" uname "Breeza Plains" uname
- "Mistake Creek" uname "Boolaloo" uname "Yarloop" uname "Dubbo" uname
- "Bushy Park" uname "Old Cork" uname "Cessnock" uname "Wagga Wagga" uname
- "Mungar Junction" uname "Koolywirtie" uname "Wonthaggi" uname
- "Oatlands" uname "Bindebango" uname "Alice Springs" uname
- ; New Guinea
- "Kwatisore" uname "Finschhafen" uname "Yobi" uname "Rumahtinggih" uname
- ; USA
- ; AL
- "New Hope" uname "Hackleburg" uname
- ; AK
- "Kaktovik" uname "Fort Yukon" uname
- ; AZ
- "Benson" uname "Gila Bend" uname "Turkey Flat" uname "Tuba City" uname
- "Wide Ruins" uname
- ; AR
- "Metalton" uname "Oil Trough" uname "Hackett" uname
- "Pea Ridge" uname "Magazine" uname "Toad Suck Ferry" uname
- "Romance" uname "Cabot" uname
- "Cammack Village" uname "Ozone" uname
- "Bald Knob" uname
- ; CA
- "Burnt Ranch" uname "Calexico" uname "Eel Rock" uname "Gilroy" uname
- "Joshua Tree" uname "Milpitas" uname "Mormon Bar" uname "Pumpkin Center" uname
- "Death Valley Junction" uname "Toms Place" uname
- "Pinole" uname "Petaluma" uname
- "Scotts Valley" uname "Whiskeytown" uname "Leucadia" uname "Lompoc" uname
- "Granada Hills" uname
- "Bonny Doon" uname "Yreka" uname
- "Santa's Village" uname
- ; CO
- "Las Animas" uname "Silver Plume" uname
- ; CT
- "Upper Stepney" uname "Moosup" uname "Danbury" uname
- ; FL
- "Yeehaw Junction" uname "Big Pine Key" uname
- "Panacea" uname "Wewahitchka" uname "Estiffanulga" uname
- ; GA
- "Dixie Unameion" uname "Fowlstown" uname "Dacula" uname "Americus" uname
- "Resaca" uname "Coming" uname
- ; HW
- "Laupahoehoe" uname
- ; ID
- "Malad City" uname "Kootenai" uname
- ; IL
- "Farmer City" uname "Aroma Park" uname "Goreville" uname "Illiopolis" uname
- "Mascoutah" uname "Metamora" uname "Metropolis" uname "New Boston" uname
- "Pontoon Beach" uname "Romeoville" uname "Teutopolis" uname
- ; IN
- "Etan Green" uname "French Lick" uname "Loogootee" uname "Needmore" uname
- "Ogden Dunes" uname "Oolitic" uname "Star City" uname
- ; IA
- "Coon Rapids" uname "Correctionville" uname "Grundy Center" uname
- "Lost Nation" uname "Ossian" uname "Sac City" uname
- ; KA
- "Countryside" uname "Mankato" uname "Pretty Prairie" uname "Greeley" uname
- "Grouse Creek" uname
- ; KY
- "Big Clifty" uname "Cloverport" uname "Druid Hills" uname "Fancy Farm" uname
- "Hardburly" uname "Hardshell" uname "Horse Cave" uname "Pleasureville" uname
- "Science Hill" uname "Sublimity City" uname "Watergap" uname
- ; LA
- "Bayou Goula" uname "Cut Off" uname "Hackberry" uname "Lutcher" uname
- "Waggaman" uname
- ; ME
- "Veazie" uname "Madawaska" uname
- ; MD
- "Bestgate" uname "College Park" uname "Frostburg" uname "Pocomoke City" uname
- "Port Deposit" uname "Pumphrey" uname "Tammany Manor" uname
- "Weems Creek" uname "Whiskey Bottom" uname "Hack Point" uname
- ; MA
- "Assinippi" uname "Buzzards Bay" uname "Dorothy Pond" uname "Hopkinton" uname
- "Housatonic" uname "Pigeon Cove" uname "Swampscott" uname "Gloucester" uname
- "Hyannis Port" uname "Ipswich" uname "Boxford" uname
- ; MI
- "Bad Axe" uname "Brown City" uname "Cassopolis" uname "New Buffalo" uname
- "Petoskey" uname "Ishpeming" uname "Ypsilanti" uname "Saugatuck" uname
- ; Michigan UP (from Sandra Loosemore)
- "Skanee" uname "Bruce Crossing" uname "Baraga" uname "Germfask" uname
- "Assinins" uname "Tapiola" uname "Gaastra" uname "Bete Grise" uname
- ; MN
- "Ada" uname "Blue Earth" uname "Brainerd" uname "Eden Valley" uname
- "Lino Lakes" uname "New Prague" uname "Sleepy Eye" uname "Waconia" uname
- ; MS
- "Bogue Chitto" uname "Buckatunna" uname "Guntown" uname "Picayune" uname
- "Red Lick" uname "Senatobia" uname "Tie Plant" uname "Yazoo City" uname
- ; MO
- "Bourbon" uname "Doe Run" uname "Hayti" uname "Humansville" uname
- "Lutesville" uname "Moberly" uname "New Madrid" uname "Peculiar" uname
- "Sappington" uname "Vandalia" uname
- ; MT
- "Big Sandy" uname "Hungry Horse" uname
- "Kalispell" uname "East Missoula" uname
- ; NE
- "Hershey" uname "Loup City" uname
- "Minatare" uname "Wahoo" uname "Grainfield" uname
- ; NV
- "Winnemucca" uname "Tonopah" uname "Jackpot" uname
- ; NH
- "Littleton" uname "Winnisquam" uname
- ; NJ
- "Cheesequake" uname "Freewood Acres" uname
- "Forked River" uname "Hoboken" uname "Succasunna" uname
- "Maple Shade" uname "New Egypt" uname "Parsippany" uname "Ship Bottom" uname
- ; NM
- "Adobe Acres" uname "Cloudcroft" uname "Ruidoso" uname "Toadlena" uname
- "Los Padillos" uname "Ojo Caliente" uname
- ; NY
- "Angola on the Lake" uname "Podunk" uname "Chili Center" uname
- "Aquebogue" uname "Muttontown" uname "Hicksville" uname
- "Hoosick Falls" uname "Nyack" uname
- "Painted Post" uname "Peekskill" uname "Portville" uname
- "Ronkonkoma" uname "Wappingers Falls" uname
- "Sparrow Bush" uname "Swan Lake" uname
- ; NC
- "Altamahaw" uname
- "Biltmore Forest" uname "Boger City" uname "Granite Quarry" uname
- "High Shoals" uname "Lake Toxaway" uname
- "Scotland Neck" uname "Hiddenite" uname
- "Mocksville" uname "Yadkinville" uname "Nags Head" uname
- "Kill Devil Hills" uname "Rural Hall" uname
- ; ND
- "Cannon Ball" uname "Hoople" uname "Zap" uname
- ; OH
- "Academia" uname "Arcanum" uname "Blacklick Estates" uname "Blue Ball" uname
- "Crooksville" uname "Dry Run" uname "Flushing" uname "Gratis" uname
- "Lithopolis" uname "Mingo Junction" uname "Newton Falls" uname
- "New Straitsville" uname "Painesville" uname "Pepper Pike" uname
- "Possum Woods" uname "Sahara Sands" uname
- "Adena" uname
- ; OK
- "Bowlegs" uname "Broken Arrow" uname "Fort Supply" uname "Drumright" uname
- "Dill City" uname "Okay" uname "Hooker" uname
- ; OR
- "Condon" uname "Happy Valley" uname "Drain" uname "Junction City" uname
- "Molalla" uname "Philomath" uname "Tillamook" uname "Wankers Corner" uname
- ; PA
- "Atlasburg" uname "Beaver Meadows" uname "Birdsboro" uname "Daisytown" uname
- "Fairless Hills" uname "Fairchance" uname "Kutztown" uname "Erdenheim" uname
- "Hyndman" uname "Pringle" uname "Scalp Level" uname "Slickville" uname
- "Zelienople" uname "Sugar Notch" uname "Toughkenamon" uname "Throop" uname
- "Tire Hill" uname "Wormleysburg" uname "Oleopolis" uname
- "Oil City" uname "McKees Rocks" uname
- "Breezewood" uname "Blue Ball" uname "Virginville" uname
- ; RI
- "Woonsocket" uname "Pawtucket" uname
- ; SC
- "Due West" uname "Ninety Six" uname
- "Travelers Rest" uname "Ware Shoals" uname
- ; SD
- "Deadwood" uname "Lower Brule" uname
- "New Underwood" uname "Pickstown" uname
- "Plankinton" uname "Tea" uname "Yankton" uname
- ; TN
- "Berry's Chapel" uname "Bulls Gap" uname "Cornersville" uname "Counce" uname
- "Gilt Edge" uname "Grimsley" uname "Malesus" uname "Soddy-Daisy" uname
- ; TX
- "Bastrop" uname "New Braunfels" uname "Harlingen" uname "Dimock" uname
- "Devils Elbow" uname "North Zulch" uname "Llano" uname "Fort Recovery" uname
- "Arp" uname "Bovina" uname "Cut and Shoot" uname "College Station" uname
- "Grurer" uname "Iraan" uname "Leming" uname "Harlingen" uname
- "Muleshoe" uname "Munday" uname "Kermit" uname "La Grange" uname
- "Ropesville" uname "Wink" uname "Yoakum" uname "Sourlake" uname
- ; UT
- "Delta" uname "Moab" uname "Nephi" uname "Loa" uname
- "Moroni" uname "Orem" uname "Tooele" uname "Sigurd" uname
- ; VT
- "Bellows Falls" uname "Chester Depot" uname "Winooski" uname
- ; VA
- "Accotink" uname "Ben Hur" uname "Ferry Farms" uname "Disputanta" uname
- "Dooms" uname "Sleepy Hollow" uname "Max Meadows" uname "Goochland" uname
- "Rural Retreat" uname "Sandston" uname "Stanleytown" uname
- "Willis Wharf" uname "Stuarts Draft" uname
- ; WA
- "Black Diamond" uname "Carnation" uname "Cle Elum" uname "Cosmopolis" uname
- "Darrington" uname "Enumclaw" uname "Forks" uname "Goose Prairie" uname
- "Navy Yard City" uname "La Push" uname "Soap Lake" uname "Walla Walla" uname
- "Sedro Woolley" uname "Pe Ell" uname "Ruston" uname
- ; WV
- "Barrackville" uname "Pocatalico" uname "Fort Gay" uname "Big Chimney" uname
- "Nutter Fort" uname "Hometown" uname "Nitro" uname "Triadelphia" uname
- "Star City" uname
- ; WI
- "Combined Locks" uname "Coon Valley" uname "Black Earth" uname
- "New Holstein" uname "Little Chute" uname "Wisconsin Dells" uname
- "Random Lake" uname "Sheboygan" uname "Nauwatosa" uname
- "Spooner" uname "Baraboo" uname
- "Kickapoo" uname "Oshkosh" uname
- ; WY
- "East Thermopolis" uname "Fort Washakie" uname "Paradise Valley" uname
- ; Canada
- "Sexsmith" uname "Squamish" uname "Fort Qu'Appelle" uname "Flin Flon" uname
- "Moose Jaw" uname "Grand-Mere" uname "Great Village" uname "Pugwash" uname
- "Chiliwack" uname "Cranbery Portage" uname
- "Moosonee" uname "Joe Batt's Arm" uname "St.-Polycarpe" uname
- "Crabtree Mills" uname "Copper Cliff" uname "Uxbridge" uname
- "Penetanguishene" uname "Boger City" uname "Drumheller" uname
- "Port Blandford" uname "Hamtramck" uname
- ; USA?
- "Hackensack" uname "North Middleboro" uname "Fannettsburg" uname
- "Corkscrew" uname "Boynton Beach" uname
- "Belchertown" uname
- ; South America
- "Huatabampo" uname "Zapotiltic" uname "Ipiranga" uname "Perseverancia" uname
- "Bilwaskarma" uname "Aguadulce" uname
- "Albert Town" uname "Fuente de Oro" uname
- "Pedras de Fogo" uname "Maxaranguape" uname "Comodoro Rivadavia" uname
- "Coribe" uname "Rossell y Rius" uname "General Alvear" uname
- "Ushaia" uname "Los Antiguos" uname "Puerto Alegre" uname "Quevedo" uname
- ; Eastern Europe
- "Kannonkoski" uname "Uusikaupunki" uname "Ulfborg" uname "Wloszczowa" uname
- "Drohiczyn" uname "Vrchlabi" uname "Oroshaza" uname "Klagenfurt" uname
- "Pisz" uname "Krokowa" uname "Partizanske" uname "Ozd" uname
- "Jimbolia" uname "Peshkopi" uname "Galaxidhion" uname "Naxos" uname
- ; Iceland
- "Thingvellir" uname "Honningsvag" uname "Vikna" uname "Jokkmokk" uname
- ; Scandinavia
- "Rimbo" uname "Kukkola" uname "Viitasaari" uname
- "Guderup" uname "Grindsted" uname "Store Andst" uname "Odder" uname
- "Vrigstad" uname "Trollhaetten" uname "Kinsarvik" uname "Grimstad" uname
- ; Ireland
- "Ballybunion" uname "Banagher" uname "Carncastle" uname
- ; Belgium
- "Lisp" uname "Knokke" uname "Bialy" uname "Bor" uname
- "Hel" uname "Puck" uname
- ; Germany
- "Diepholz" uname "Sangerhausen" uname "Biedenkopf" uname
- "Mosbach" uname "Butzbach" uname "Goslar" uname "Studenka" uname
- "Slavonice" uname "Gouda" uname "Dokkum" uname "Oss" uname
- "Bad Bramstedt" uname "Dinkelsbuehl" uname "Hoogezand" uname
- "Schoensee" uname "Fuerstenfeldbruck" uname
- "Pfaffenhausen" uname "Namlos" uname "Bad Hall" uname
- "Consdorf" uname "Cloppenburg" uname "Bad Muskau" uname "Exing" uname
- ; France
- "Bois-d'Arcy" uname
- "Presles-en-Brie" uname "Silly-le-Long" uname "Saint-Witz" uname
- "Limoux" uname "Crozon" uname "Guilvinec" uname "Poggibonsi" uname
- "Pignans" uname "La Tour-du-Pin" uname "Roquefort" uname "Saint-Quentin" uname
- ; Italy
- "Bobbio" uname "Viareggio" uname "Siderno" uname "Cortona" uname
- ; Spain
- "Pedrogao Grande" uname "Villarcayo" uname "Alosno" uname "La Bisbal" uname
- ; UK
- "Cold Norton" uname "Potten End" uname "Battlesbridge" uname
- "Fawkham Green" uname "Ysbyty Ystwyth" uname "Bletchley" uname
- "Llanbrynmair" uname "St Keverne" uname "Foxholes" uname
- "Whitby" uname "Sutton-on-Sea" uname "Tweedmouth" uname "Wrexham" uname
- "Kirkwall" uname "Blair Atholl" uname "Inchbare" uname "Blackwaterfoot" uname
- "Ramsgate" uname "Llantwit Major" uname "Minehead" uname "Buckfastleigh" uname
- "Pocklington" uname "Robin Hood's Bay" uname "West Kilbride" uname
- "Inchnadamph" uname "North Tolsta" uname "Oykel Bridge" uname
- "Pangbourne" uname "Moreton-in-Marsh" uname "Wye" uname "Congresbury" uname
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