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THE BAHA'I FAITH
18 44- 1 963
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STATISTICAL- & COMPARATIVE
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TEN YEAR INTERNATIONAL BAHA'i
TEACHING & CONSOLIDATION ,PLAN
1953 -,-- 1963
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THE BAHA'I FAITH
18 44- 1 963
SHOGHI EFFENDI
GUARDIAN OF THE FAITH
IN
LOVING MEMORY
COMPILED BY THE HANDS OF THE CAUSE
RESIDING IN THE HOLY LAND
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INFORMATION STATISTICAL AND COMPARATIVE
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Achievements under the Ten Year International Baha'i Teaching and Consolidation Plan
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Dates of Historical Significance
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Countries Opened to the Faith of Baha'u'llah
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Languages in which Baha'i Literature is being Translated
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List of the Bab's Best-Known Writings
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Alphabetical List of Baha'u'llah's Best-Known Writings
13
Races Represented in the Baha'i World Community
15
Minority Groups and Races with which Contact has been Established by
Baha'is
15
African Tribes Represented in the Baha'i Faith
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Indian Tribes of the Western Hemisphere Represented in the Baha'i Faith
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Indian Sub-Continent, Pacific and Indian Ocean Tribes and Peoples Represented in the Baha'i Faith
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Alphabetical List of Capitals and Chief Cities where Baha'is reside throughout
the world
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Hands of the Cause
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Languages in which Baha'i Literature has been Translated and Printed
Baha'i National Spiritual Assemblies 1953
22
Baha'i National Spiritual Assemblies 1963
23
Territories Represented by the Regional National Spiritual Assemblies
25
National Spiritual Assemblies which have Established Branches in Israel
26
Baha'i National Administrative Headquarters
West
(I:Ia~iratu'I-Quds)
in East and
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Baha'i National Spiritual Assemblies which have Established National
Endowments
27
Localities in which Baha'i Publishing Trusts have been Founded
28
Baha'i Schools and Institutes
28
Countries, States, Provinces and Cities where Baha'i Marriage Certificates are
Recognized
28
Countries, States, Provinces and Cities where Baha'i Holy Days are Recognized
29
Data Concerning Important National and International Baha'i Endowments
30
Principal Baha'i Historic Sites in Persia Owned by the Baha'i Community
3I
Estimated Value of American Baha'i Properties
32
3
Successive Stages in the Transfer of the Remains of the Bab from Persia to the
Holy Land and the Erection of His Mausoleum on Mount Carmel
Names Given by 'Abdu'l-Baha to Five of the Doors of the Shrine of the Bab on
Mt. Carmel
Names of the Four Doors Added Since the Passing of 'Abdu'l-Baha
Fate of Those Who Persecuted the Bab, Who Opposed the Construction of His
Shrine and Threatened Its Destruction
32
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34
Cities in which Baha'i Temples have been Constructed
34
36
Location of Sites for Future Baha'i Temples _
36
Data Regarding the Baha'i Temple in Wilmette, Illinois
36
Passages Inscribed over the Nine Entrances of the Baha'i Temple, Wilmette,
Illinois, U.S.A.
Passages Inscribed in the Inter-ior of the Baha'i Temple, Wilmette, Illinois,
U.S.A.
37
Baha'i Feasts, Anniversaries and Days of Fasting
37
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Baha'i Holy Days on which Work Should be Suspended
38
Chronological List of Significant Events Related to Baha'u'llah's Historic
Pronouncement in His Suriy-i-Muluk in 1868
38
Stages in Baha'u'llah's Successive Exiles from Tihran to 'Akka
39
Cities Visited by 'Abdu'l-Baha in the Course of His Three~Year Travels 19 11 19 13
Territories Mentioned by 'Abdu'l-Baha in the Tablets of the Divine Plan
41
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Territories to be Opened to the Faith 1953-1963
42
Territories to be Consolidated 1953-1963
Approximate Number of Localities where Baha'is Reside Throughout the
World
44
Incorporated Baha'i Assemblies -
National Spiritual Assemblies
46
Incorporated Baha'i Assemblies -
Local Spiritual Assemblies
47
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Baha'i Centres Throughout the World
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DATES OF HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE
1844- 1 963
Declaration of the Mission of the Bab in ~iraz
May 23,
Departure of the Bab on His pilgrimage to Mecca
September,
Arrival of the Bab in Mah-ku , Adhirbayjan
Summer,
April,
Incarceration of the Bab III Chihriq, A<fuirbayjan
Conference of Bada§ht
June,
Interrogation of the Bab in Tabriz, Adhirbayjan
July,
Martyrdom of the Bab in Tabriz, Adhirbayjan
July 9,
Attempt on the life of Na~iri ' d-Din Shah
August 15,
Imprisonment of Baha'u'llah in the Siyah-Chal of Tihran
August,
Banishment of Baha'u' llah to BagEdad
January 12,
Withdrawal of Baha'u'llah to Kurdistan
April 10,
Return of Baha'u'llah from Kurdistan
March Ig,
Declaration of the Mission of Baha'u'llah
April 22,
Arrival of Baha'u'llah in Constantinople
August 16,
Arrival of Baha'u'llah in Adrianople
December 12,
Departure ofBaha'u'llah from Adrianople
August 12,
Arrival of Baha'u'llah in 'Akkit
August 31,
Death of the Purest Branch
June 23,
Ascension of Baha'u'llah
May 2g,
First public reference to the Faith in America
September 23,
Establishment of the First Baha'i centre in the West
February,
Arrival of the first group of Western pilgrims in 'Akkit
December 10,
Arrival of the Bab's remains in the Holy Land
January 31,
Reincarceration of 'Abdu'l-Baha in 'Akkit
August 20,
Commencemen t of the construction of the Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar
of 'I§hqabad
November 28,
. Release of 'Abdu'l-Baha from His incarceration
September,
Interment of the Bab's remains on Mt. Carmel
March 21,
Opening of the first American Baha'i Convention
March 21,
'Abdu'l-Baha's departure for Egypt
September,
'Abdu'l-Baha's arrival in London
September 4,
'Abdu'l-Baha's arrival in America
April I I,
Laying of the cornerstone of the Ma~riqu'l-Adhkar in Wilmette,
Illinois, by . 'Abdu 'l-Baha
May I,
'Abdu'l-Baha's return to the Holy Land
December 5,
Unveiling of the Tablets of the Divine Plan
April,
Commencement ofthe construction of the Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar
in Wilmette, Illinois
December,
Passing of 'Abdu'l-Baha
November 28,
Verdict of the Mul).ammadan Court in Egypt pronouncing the
Faith to be an independent religion
May 10,
Martha Root's first interview with Queen Marie of Rumania
January 30,
Resolution of the Council of the League of Nations upholding
the claim of the Baha'i Community to the House of
Baha'u'llah in Ba~dad
March 4,
Passing of the Greatest Holy Leaf
July,
Inception of the First American SevenYear Plan
April,
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1844
1847
184 8
1848
184 8
1850
1852
1852
1853
18 54
1856
186 3
1863
1863
1868
1868
18 70
18g2
1893
1894
1898
1899
19 01
1902
1908
1909
1909
19 10
19 11
19 12
1912
19 13
1919
1920
19 21
1925
1926
1929
1932
1937
Completion of the exterior ornamentation of the Mailiriqu'l-A<!bkar
1943
Centenary celebration of the founding of the Baha'i Faith and
the opening of the first All-American Baha'i Convention
Inception of the Second American Seven Year Plan
. Commencement of the construction of the Shrine of the Bab on
March 21, 1949
Mt. Carmel
Completion of the Arcade and Parapet of the Shrine of the Bab on
July 9, 1950
Mt. Carmel
July 9, 195 0
Commemoration of the Centenary of the Martyrdom of the Bab
March, 1952
Completion of the Octagon of the Shrine of the Bab
Completion of interior ornamentation of the Mamriqu'l-Adhkar
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October, 195 2
Inauguration of the Centenary celebrations of the birth of
October, 1952
Baha'u'llah's prophetic Mission
Placing of the fragment of plaster from the Bab's prison cell in
Mah-ku in the Dome of the Shrine of the Bab by Shoghi Effendi April 29, 1953
Dedication to Public Worship of the Maili-riqu'l-Adhkar in
Wilmette, Illinois
May 2, 1953
Inception of the Ten Year Baha'i Teaching and Consolidation Plan May 3, 1953
Completion of the Superstructure of the Shrine of the Bab on
October, 1953
Mt. Carmel
Commencement of the construction of the International Baha'i
July, 1955
Archives Building on M t. Carmel
Completion of the International Baha'i Archives Building on
September, 1957
Mt. Carmel
Commencement of the construction of the Maili-riqu'l-Adhkar
October, 1957
in Kampala, Uganda
Commencement of the construction of the MasEriqu'I-Adhkar
November, 1957 .
in Sydney, Australia
November
4, 1957
Passing of Shoghi Effendi
Laying of the cornerstone of the Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar in Kampala,
January 26, 1958
Uganda
Laying of the cornerstone of the Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar in Sydney,
March 22, 1958
Australia
Laying of the cornerstone of the Maili-riqu'l-Adhkar in
Frankfurt, Germany
November 20, 1960
Commencement of the construction of the Mamriqu'l-Adhkar
December, 1960
in Frankfurt, Germany
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Dedication to Public Worship of the Mailiriqu'l-A<!b
in
January 15, 1961
Karripala, Uganda
Dedication to Public Worship of the Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar in
Sydney, Australia
September 16, 1961
Completion of the Superstructure of the Maili-riqu'l-Adhkar in
Frankfurt, Germany
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ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE TEN YEAR INTERNATIONAL
BAHA'i TEACHING AND CONSOLIDATION PLAN
I.
Adop~ion
2.
The number of countries within the pale of the Faith has been more than
doubled through the opening of:
43 in the Asiatic Continent
37 in the African Continent
2 I in the European Continent
30 in the American Continent
3.
The number oflanguages into which Baha'i literature has been translated and
printed has been more than tripled through the addition of:
90 languages in the Asiatic Continent
I I in the European Continent
4.
The number of Mailiriqu'l-Adhkars has been more than doubled through
the completion of:
The first Baha'i Temple in Africa
The first Baha'i Temple in Australasia
The superstructure of the first Baha'i Temple in Europe
5.
Acquisition of the site for the future Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar on Mt. Carmel.
6.
Completion of the first dependency of the Mashriqu'l-Adhkar in Wilmette
Illinois.
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7.
The original goal of purchasing eleven sites for future Temples has been more
than quadrupled through the acquisition of:
8 in the European Continent
I in Australasia
8.
Deve~opment of the Institution of the Hands of the Cause through additional
appomtments, through characterising them "the Chief Stewards of Baha'u'llah's..embryonic World Commonwealth", and through the appointment of
AUXIlIary Boards for teaching and protection of the Faith.
9.
Substa?-tial exte~sion, of the International Baha'i Endowments in the Holy
Land, m the Plam of Akka and on the slopes of Mt. Carmel.
10.
Completion of the International Baha'i Archives in the neighbourhood of the
Bab's Sepulchre on Mt. Carmel.
I I.
Preliminary measures have been undertaken for the ultimate construction of
the tomb of the Wife of the Bab in Shiraz.
12.
Re burial of the Father of Baha' u' llah in the vicinity of the Most GreatHouse.
13.
Purchase of the site of the Siyah-Chal in Tihran, and the Fortress ofChihriq.
November, 1962
of preliminary measures for the construction of Baha'u'llah's Sepulchre m the Holy Land through the purification and embellishment of the
I:Jaram-i-Aqdas by Shoghi Effendi.
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14.
15.
National Spiritual Assemblies have been more than quadrupled through the
f<frmation of:
I in Australasia
Seven-fold increase in the number of National I:Ja#ratu'I-Quds:
3 in th~ African Continent
I in Australasia
16.
National constitutions have been framed and national Baha'i endowments
established by all the National Assemblies constituted during the Ten Year
Plan.
17.
The number of incorporated National Spiritual Assemblies has been more
than quadrupled through the addition of:
I in the African Continent
I in Australasia
18.
Seven new Baha'i Publishing Trusts have been established:
I in the African Continent
I in the European Continent
19.
Participation by the women of Persia in the membership of National and
Local Assemblies.
20.
Establishment of seven Israel Branches of National Spiritual Assemblies:
I Europe
2 Asia
2 America
2 Australasia
2 I.
Ties binding the Baha'i World Community to the United Nations ,have been
greatly reinforced.
22.
Four out of the ten Republics of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics which
were to be included, circumstances permitting, in the orbit of the Administrative
Order of the Faith, have now been added.
23.
A World Baha'i Congress will be held in the Royal Albert Hall, London, on
the occasion of the world-wide celebrations of the Most Great Jubilee, commemorating the Centenary of the Ascension of Baha'u'llah to the throne of
His sovereignty.
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COUNTRIES OPENED TO THE FAITH OF BAHA'u'LLAH
1844- 196 3
PERIOD
I.
'Iraq
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
PERIOD
Adhirbayjan
Armenia
Burma
Egypt
Georgia
PERIOD
16.
17·
18.
19·
20.
21.
22.
THE BAB's MINISTRY ( 1844- 1853)
2. Persia
OF
OF
OF
Australia
Austria
Brazil
Canada
China
France
Germany
PERIOD SINCE
36 . Abyssinia
37· Aden Protectorate
38 . AfgEanistan
39· Al).sa
40 . Alaska
41. Algeria
4 2. Angola
43· Argentina
44· Australian
New Guinea
45· Bal:Irayn Island
4 6 . Baluchistan
47· Belgian Congo
4 8 . Belgium
49· Bermuda
50. Bismarck Archipelago
51. Bolivia
52. Borneo
53· British Somaliland
54· Bulgaria
55· - Ceylon
56. Chile
57· Colombia
58. Corsica
59· Costa Rica
60. Cuba
61. Czechoslovakia
BAHA'u'LLAH's MINISTRY (1853-1892)
8. India
13· Syria
14· Turkey
9· Israel
10. Lebanon
15· Turkmenistan
II. Pakistan
12. Sudan
'ABDu' L-BAHA'S MINISTRY (1892-192 I)
30. Jordan
23· Grea t Bri tain
31. Russian S.F.S.R.
24· Ha waiian Islands
3 2. South Africa
25· I:Jijaz
26. Holland
33· Switzerland
27· Hungary
34· Tunisia
28. Italy
35· United States
of America
29· Japan
'ABDu'L-BAHA's ASCENSION
62. Denmark
63· Dominican Republic
64· Ecuador
65· Eire
66. EI Salvador
67· Eritrea
68. Fiji
69· Finland
70 . Formosa
71. French Morocco
72. Gold Coast
73· Greenland
74· Guatemala
75· Haiti
76 . Honduras
77· Hong Kong
78 . Iceland
79· Indo-China
80. Indonesia
81. Jamaica
82. Kenya
83· Korea
84· Kuweit
85· Liberia
86. Libya
87· Luxembourg
88. Mackenzie
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(1921- 1953)
89· Madagascar
90 . Malaya
91. Manchuria
92. Martinique
93· Mexico
94· Mozambique
95· Nepal
96 . New Caledonia
97· Newfoundland
98 . New Zealand
99· Nicaragua
100. Nigeria
101. Northern Rhodesia
102. Norway
10 3. Nyasaland
10 4. Panama
105. Paraguay
106. Peru
10 7. Philippine Is.
108. Poland
109. Portugal
110. Puerto Rico
I I I. Qatar
II2. Sarawak
I 13. Saudi Arabia
114· Siam
II5· Sierra Leone
116.
I 17.
118.
IIg.
120.
Spain
Sweden
Tanganyika
Tasmania
Trucial Sheikhs
PERIOD
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12g. Admiralty Is.
13°· Aleutian Is.
131. Andaman Is.
132. Andorra
133· Anticosti I.
134· Ashanti Protectorate
135· Azores
13 6 . Bahama Is.
137· Balearic Is.
13 8 . BaranofI.
139· Basutoland
140. Bechuanaland
141. Bhutan
142. British Cameroons
143· Bri tish Guiana
144· British Honduras
145· British T ogoland
146 . Brunei
147· Cambodia
148 . Canary Is.
149· Cape Breton I.
15°· Cape Verde Is.
151. Caroline Is.
15 2 . Chagos Archipelago
153· Channel Is.
154· Chiloe I.
155· Cocos I.
156 . Comoro Is.
157· Cook Is.
15 8 . Corisco I.
159· Crete
160. Cyprus
161. Daman
162. Diu I.
16 3. Dutch Guiana
164. Dutch New Guinea
165. Dutch West Indies
166. Easter I.
16 7. Falkland Is.
168. Faroe Is.
16g. Fernando Po I.
17°· Franklin
121.
122.
12 3.
12 4.
12 5.
OF
Uganda
'Umman
Uruguay
Venezuela
Yemen
126. Yugoslavia
12 7. Zanzibar
128. Zululand
251. Swaziland
252. Tadzhikistan
253. Tibet
LANGUAGES IN WHICH BAHA'I LITERATURE HAS BEEN
TRANSLATED AND PRINTED
THE TEN YEAR PLAN (1953-lg63)
171. French Cameroons
17 2 . French
Equatorial Africa
173· French Guiana
174· French Somaliland
175· French Togoland
176 . French West Africa
177· Frisian Is.
17 8 . Galapagos Is.
179· Gambia
180. Gilbert & Ellice Is.
181. Goa
182. Grand Manan I.
18 3. Greece
184. Gulf I.
185. Hadhramaut
186. Hainan I.
18 7. Hebrides Is.
188. Italian Somaliland
18g. Juan Fernandez Is.
Igo. Karikal
IgI. Kazakhstan
Ig2. Keewatin
Ig3· Key West
Ig4· Kirgizia
Ig5· Kodiak I.
Ig6. Kuria Muria Is.
Ig7· Labrador
Ig8. Lacadive Is.
Igg. Laos
200. Leeward Is.
201. Liechtenstein
202. Lofoten Is.
2°3· Loyalty Is.
2°4· Macao I.
2°5· Madeira
206. Mafia I.
20 7. M agdalen Is.
208. Mahe
20g. Maldive Is.
210. Malta
2 I I. Margarita I.
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254. Tonga Is.
257· Uzbekistan
255. Trinidad
25 8 . Windward Is.
256. Tuamotu Archipelago 259· Yukon
212.
21 3.
21 4.
21 5.
216.
2 I 7.
218.
21g.
220.
221.
222.
223·
224·
225·
226.
227·
228.
22g.
23°·
231.
23 2 .
233·
234·
235·
23 6 .
237·
23 8 .
239·
240.
241.
24 2 .
243·
244·
245·
24 6 .
247·
248 .
249·
25°·
Mariana Is.
Marquesas Is.
Marshall Is.
Mauritius
Mentawei Is.
Miquelon I. &
St. Pierre I.
Monaco
Morocco (Int. Zone)
New Hebrides Is.
Nicobar Is.
Northern Territories
Protectorate
(Gold Coast)
Orkney Is.
Pemba I.
Pondicherry
Portuguese Guinea
Portuguese Timor
Queen Charlotte Is.
Reunion I.
Rhodes
Rio de Oro
Ruanda-U rundi
Samoa Is.
San Marino
Sardinia
Seychelles
Shetland Is.
Sicily
Sikkim
Society Is.
Socotra I.
Solomon Is.
Southern Rhodesia
South West Africa
Spanish Guinea
Spanish Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Spitzbergen
St. Helena
St. Thomas I.
(Listed according to Continents)
Abor Miri
Aleut
Amanus
Aneityum
Annamese
Arabic
Areare
Armenian
Assamese
Assyrian
Atjeh
Balinese
Balochi
Baltistani
Batak
Bengali
Binandere
Bismarck Arch.
Pidgin
Black Thai
Bruhi
Bugis
Bugotu
Burmese
Buru
Cambodian
Chamorro
Chin
Chinese
Djawi
Dusun
Ellice
Erakor
ASIA: 13 1
Fataleka Mwala
Malayalam
Fijian
Manipuri
Filipino
Manus
Gamili
Maori
Georgian
Mare
Gilbertese
Marquesas
Gujrati
Marwari
Gurmukhi
Mentawei
Hebrew
Merandanis
Hindi
Modern Chinese
Houailou
Mordoff
Iban
Moro
Ilocano
Murut
Indonesian
Mwala
Nalik
Japanese
Nepalese
Javanese
Kachin
Newari
Kaili
Nias
Karen
Nicobarese
Kashmiri
Niue
Kinarese
Oriya
Korean
Ossete
Kurdish
Petats
Kusaie
Palauan
Kwara'ae Mwala
Pali
Land Dayak
Panjabi
Lango
Perm
Laotian
Persian
Lepcha
Ponapean
Lifu
Pushtu
Madurese
Rajestani
Maharatti
Rarotongan Maori
Malay
Rennel
Accra
Acholi
Adanwe
Afrikaans
Alur
Amharic
(Abyssinian)
Ateso
I.
II.
Rotuman
Roviana
Samoan
Sea Dayak
Senoi
Shans
Siamese (Thai)
Sindhi
Sinhalese
Solomon Is. Pidgin
Sundanese
Tagalog
Tahitian
Taloda
Tamil
Tapanuly
Tatar
Telegu
Tetum
Tho
Tibetan
Tikopian
Timorese
Tolaud
Tongan
Tongoan
Toradja
Torau
Trukese
Turkish
Urdu
Vietnamese
Visayan
AFRICA: 97
Barotse
Bemba
Bravanese
Chihenga
1I
Chinyanja
Chuana
Dagbane
Dinka
Duala
Efo
Ewe
Fon
Ga
Giriama
Grebo
Hausa
Igbo
Jieng
Jolof
Kabyle
Kakwa
Kamba
Karamojong
Kibembe
Kikuyu
Kimbundu
Kisii
Kongo
Kpelle
Kuanyama
Kumam
Laounde
Lendu
Lingala
Liumbi
Lozi
Luba-Kasai
Luba-Katanga
Lubukusu
Luganda
Lugbara
Lugwere
Lukonjo
Lumasaba
Lunda
Lunyole
Luo
Lusamia
Madi
Madinka
III.
Malagasy
Maragoli
Mbundu
Mende
Moro
Nandi
Nubian
Pedi
Ronga
RunyankoleRukiga
Runyarwanda
RunyoroRutoro
Sango
Sebei
Sesutho
Shangaan
Shilha
Shilluk
Shironga
Shluh
Shona
Somali
Sukuma
.Susu
Suto
Swahili
Swazi
Taita
Tigre
Tigregna
Tigrinia
Tiriki
Tumbuka
Twi
Urhobo
Uvambo
Xosa
Yao
Yoruba
Zulu
LANGUAGES IN WHICH BAHA'f LITERATURE
IS BEING TRANSLATED
I.
2.
3.
Athabascan
Cebu
Cham
4.
5.
6.
Cree
Keewa tin Eskimo
Mindanao
7.
8.
9.
Mongolian
Negras
Saulteaux
LIST OF THE BAB'S BEST-KNOWN WRITINGS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
I o.
11.
The Persian Bayan
The Arabic Bayan
The Qayyumu'l-Asma'
The ~al).ifatu'I-I:Iaramayn
The Dala'il-i-Sab'ih
Commentary on the Surih
of Kawthar
Comment~ry on the Surih
of Va'l-'A~r
The Kitab-i-Asma'
~al).ifiy-i-Ma~dhumiyyih
~al).ifiy-i-J a 'fariyyih
12.
Kitab-i-Panj-Sha'n
3.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Risaliy-i-'Adliyyih
Risaliy-i-Fiqhiyyih
Risaliy-i-Dhahabiyyih
Kitabu'r-Rul).
Suriy-i-Tawl).id
Lawl).-i-I:Iurufat
I
~al).ifiy-i-Rac;laviyyih
20.
Tafsir-i-Nubuvvat-i-Kha~~ih
21.
Risaliy-i-Furu 'i-' Adliyyih
22.
Kha~a'il-i-Sab'ih
23.
Epistles to Mul).ammad Shah
and I:Iaji Mirza Aqasi
Ziyarat-i-Shah-'Abdu'I-'A?Jm
N.B. The Bab Himself states in one passage of the Persian Bayan that His writings
comprise no less than 500,000 verses.
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IV.
12
Quarani
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BAHA'u'LLAH'S
BEST-KNOWN WRITINGS
Alval).-i-Laylatu'l-Quds
A~l-i-Qullu'l-Khayr
Az-Bagh-i-Ilahi
Baz-Av-u-Bidih-Jami
Biffiarat (Glad Tidings)
Chihar-Vadi (Four Valleys)
Haft-V adi (Seven Valleys)
Halih-Halih-Ya-Bisharat
I:Iur-i-'Ujab
I:Iurufat-i-'Allin
Iiliraqat (Effulgences)
Kalimat-i-Firdawsiyyih
(Words of Paradise)
Kalimat-i-Maknunih (Hidden Words)
Kitab-i-'Ahd (Book of Covenant)
Kitab-i-Aqdas (Most Holy Book)
Kitab-i-Badi'
Kitab-i-fqan (Book of Certitude)
Kitab-i-Sultan (Tablet to the
Shah of Persia)
Lawl).-i-'Abdu'l-'Aziz-Va-Vukala
Lawl).-i-' Abdu'l-Vahhab
Lawl).-i-' Abdu'r-Razzaq
Lawl).-i-Al).bab
Lawl).-i-Al).mad (Tablet of Al).mad)
Lawl).-i-Amvaj
Lawl).-i-Anta'l-Kafi
Lawl).-i-Aqdas
Lawh-i-Ashraf
Law6-i-' A"iliiq-va-Ma 'iliuq
Lawl).-i-Ayiy-i-Nur
Lawl).-i-Baha
Lawl).-i-Baqa
Lawl).-i-Basitatu'I-I:Iaqiqih
Lawl).-i-Bismilih
Lawl).-i-Bulbulu'l-Firaq
Lawl).-i-Burhan
Lawl).-i-Dunya (Tablet of the World)
Lawl).-i-Fitnih
Lawl).-i-Ghulamu'l-Khuld
Lawl).-i-I:Iabib
Lawl).-i-Haft-Pursi~
Lawl).-i-I:Iaqq
Lawl).-i-Hawdaj
Lawl).-i-I:Iikmat (Tablet of Wisdom)
Lawl).-i-Hirdk
13
LawJ.:t-i-l:Iuriyyih
LawJ.:t-i-l:Iusayn
LawJ.:t-i-Ibn-i-Dhi'b (Epistle to the
Son of the Wolf)
LawJ.:t-i-IttiJ.:tad
LawJ.:t-i-Jamal
LawJ.:t-i-Karim
LawJ.:t-i-Karmil
LawJ.:t-i-Kullu't-Ta'am
LawJ.:t-i-Malikih (Tablet to Queen
Victoria)
LawJ.:t-i-Malik-i-Rus (Tablet to the
Czar of Russia)
LawJ.:t-i-MallaJ.:tu'I-Quds (Tablet of
the Holy Mariner)
LawJ.:t-i-Manikchi-~aJ.:tib
LawJ.:t-i-Maq~ud
LawJ.:t-i-Maryam
LawJ.:t-i-Mawlud
LawJ.:t-i-Mubahilih
LawJ.:t-i-Napulyun I (First Tablet to
Napoleon III)
LawJ.:t-i-Napulyun II (Second Tablet
to Napoleon III)
LawJ.:t-i-Na~ir
LawJ.:t-i-Nuq tih
LawJ.:t-i-Pap (Tablet to the Pope)
LawJ.:t-i-Pisar-' Amm
LawJ.:t-i-Qina'
LawJ.:t-i-Quds
LawJ.:t-i-Rafi'
LawJ.:t-i-Ra'is (Tablet to Ra'is)
LawJ.:t-i-Raqilia
LawJ.:t-i-Rasul
LawJ.:t-i-RuJ.:t
LawJ.:t-i-Ru'ya
LawJ.:t-i-SaJ.:tab
LawJ.:t-i-Salman I
Law1:I-i-Salman II
Law1:I-i-~am~un
Law1:I-i-SayyaJ.:t
Law1:I-i-Shaykh-Fani
Law1:I-i-TawJ.:tid
Law1:I-i-Tibb
Law1:I-i-Tuqa
Law1:I-i-Yusuf
LawJ.:t-i-Zaynu'I-Muqarrabin
Law1:I-i-Ziyarih
Madinatu'r-Ri<;la
Madinatu't-Taw1:Iid
Mathnavi
Mu~ajathay-i-~iyam
Qad-l1:Itaraqa'I-Mukhlisun
Qa~idiy-i- Varqa'iyyih
Raili1:I-i-' Ama
Ri<;lvanu'l-' Adl
Ri<;lvanu'l-Iqrar
~a1:Iifiy-i-Shattiyyih
~alat-i-Mayyit (Prayer
for the Dead)
Saqi-Az-Ghayb-i-Baqa
Shikkar-Shikan-Shavand
Sub1:Iana-Rabbiya'I-A'la
Sub1:Ianaka-Ya-Hu
Suratu-llah
Suriy-i-AJ.:tzan
Suriy-i-Amin
Suriy-i-Amr
Suriy-i-A'rab
Suriy-i-A~J.:tab
Suriy-i-Asma'
Suriy-i-Bayan
Suriy-i-Burhan
Suriy-i-Damm
Suriy-i-Dhabi1:I
Suriy-i-Dhib1:I
Suriy-i-Dhikr
Suriy-i-Fa<;ll
Suriy-i-Fat1:I
Suriy-i-Fu'ad
Suriy-i-Ghusn (Tablet of the Branch)
Suriy-i-l:Iajj I
S uri y-i-l:Iajj II
Suriy-i-Haykal
Suriy-i-l:Iif~
Suriy-i-Hijr
Suriy-i-'Ibad
Suriy-i-Ism
Suriy-i-Ismuna'l-Mursil
Suriy-i-Javad
Suriy-i-Khitab
Suriy-i-Ma'ani
Suriy-i-Man'
Suriy-i-Muluk
Suriy-i-Nida
Suriy-i-Nu~1:I
Suriy-i-Qadir
Suriy-i-Qahir
Suriy-i-Qalam
Suriy-i-Qami~
Suriy-i-~abr
14
Suriy-i-Sul tan
Suriy-i-Vafa
Suriy-i-Ziyarih
Suriy-i-Zubur
Suriy-i-~uhur
Tafsir-i-Hu
Tafsir-i-l:Iurufat-i-Muqatta'ih
Tafsir-i-Suriy-i-Va'ili-Shams
Tajalliyat (Revelations)
Tarazat (Ornaments)
Ziyarat-Namih (The Visiting Tablet)
Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Awliya
Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Babu'l-Bab va Quddus
Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Bayt
Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Maryam
Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Siyyidu'sh-Shuhada
RACES REPRESENTED IN THE BAHA'f
WORLD COMMUNITY
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
18.
19·
20.
21.
22.
23·
24·
Ainu
Aleut
Annamese
Arab
Armenian
Australian Aborigine
Aztec
Balinese
Bantu
Basque
Berber
Bhutanese
Bulgarian
Burmese
Bushman
Celebese
Cham
'
Chinese
Czech
Dravidian
Dutch
Dayak
English
Eskimo
25·
26.
27·
28.
29·
30 .
31.
3 2.
33·
34·
35·
36 .
37·
38 .
39·
40 .
41.
24·
43·
44·
45·
46 .
47·
48 .
Estonian
Filipino
Finnish
French
German
Gypsy
Hamitic
Hawaiian
Hungarian
Icelandic
Inca
Irish
Italian
Japanese
Javanese
Khmer
Korean
Kurdish
Laotian
Lapp
Malagasy
Maori
Mayan
Melanesian
49·
50.
51.
52.
53·
54·
55·
56.
57·
58.
59·
60.
61.
62.
63·
64·
65·
66.
67·
68.
69·
70 .
71.
Mentaweian
Micronesian
Navajo
Nilotic
Persian
Polish
Polynesian
Portuguese
Pygmy
Red Indian
Russian
Scandinavian
Scottish
Semang
(Malayan Aborigine)
Spanish
Sumatran
Sundanese
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Welsh
Yugoslavian
Zulu
MINORITY GROUPS AND RACES WITH WHICH
CONTACT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED BY BAHA'fs
African Tribes (too numerous to list)
Amazon Indians in Colombia
Caughnawaga Indians in Quebec, Canada
Caygiia Indians in Paraguay
Chirripo Indians in Costa Rica
Chocoes Indians in Panama
Chuginsaca Indians in Bolivia
Colorado Indians in Ecuador
Interior Salish Indians in Alberta, Canada
Iroquois Indians in Ontario, Canada
15
Jivaro Indians in Ecuador
Kalmuko Buddhists in Mongolia
Loacheux Indians in Yukon, Canada
Mariatzu Indians in Colombia
Mayans in Yucatan
Micmac Indians in New Brunswick, Canada
Patagonian Indians in Argentina
Praia- Indians in Pernambucco, Brazil
Sarcee Indians in Alberta, Canada
Tlascala Indians in Mexico
Yaqui India~s in Mexico
Arapaho
Bannock
Cahuilla
Challam
Chinook
Cochiti Pueblo
Coeur d'Alene
Colville
Comanche
Crow
Havasupai
Hoopa
Jicarella Apachee
INDIAN TRIBES iN THE UNITED STATES
Seneca
Lummi
Shawano
Masqueque
Shawnee
Menominee
Spokane
Northern Cheyenne
Still Water
Onandaga
Stockbridge
Ottawa
Tuscarora
Pima
Umatilla
Porno
Ute
Potawatami
Wappo
Sac-Fox
Winnebago
Salish
Wy and ott
Sanjuan
Yuma
Seminole
AFRICAN TRIBES REPRESENTED IN THE
BAHA'f FAITH
41. Bambara
21. AnoIa
Abakisa
I.
4 2. Bambele
Anona
22.
Abakpa
2.
Anooho
43· Bambote
23·
3· Abalsoso
Antonasy
44· Bana
24·
4· Abgal
Ashanti
45· Banen
Abo
25·
5·
46 . Bangala
Aushi
26.
6. Acholi
Awuna
47· Bangante
27·
7· Adangbo
48 . Bangaro
Bafang
28.
Adansi
8.
Bafia
49· Bangwa
29·
9· Adere
Bafew
5°· Banyang
10. Afemai
3°·
51. Barolong
Bafum
31.
Agona
II.
52. Barombi
32. Bafuti
12. Akan
Bakalobolo
53· Basoughe
33·
13· Akim
Ba'
k
gatla
54· Bassa
Akuapim
34·
14·
Bakhala
55· Basossie
35·
15· Alipi
56. Basundi
Bakossi
6
3 .
16. Alur
Bali
57· Basuto
Amhara
37·
17·
58. Batanga
Balondo
8
3 .
18. Anda
Balong
59· Batsua
39·
19· Anecho
60. Bechuana
40 . Bamangwato
20. Angola
16
61.
62.
63·
64·
65·
66.
67·
68.
69·
7°·
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72.
73·
74·
75·
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77·
78 .
79·
80.
81.
82.
83·
84·
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87·
88.
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91.
9 2.
93·
94·
95·
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97·
98 .
99·
100.
101.
102.
1°3·
104.
1°5·
106.
10 7.
108.
1°9·
110.
Belle
Bemba
Bembe
Bena
Beni EI Mansour
Beni Samgham
-Benin
Ben Wazit
Berber
Bette
Bisa
Bok
Boki '
Bokundu
Bokweri
Bondei
Bora
Borena
Boushaffar
Bravanese
Busaiya
Bushman
Busi
Bwali
Bwamba
Calabar
Cerel
Chagga
Chewa
Chikunda
Chishinga
Chocho
Chonyi
Chopi
Congo
Dagomba
Danda
Dande
Darud
Digo
Dinka
Douala
Duruma
Efik
Efo
Effot
Ekoi
Ekwe
Elmina
Embu
III.
I 12.
113·
114·
115·
116.
I 17.
118.
119·
120.
121.
122.
12 3.
12 4.
12 5.
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127·
128.
12 9.
13°·
13 I.
13 2.
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134·
135·
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137·
13 8 .
139·
'40.
14I.
142.
143·
144·
145.
146.
147.
148.
149·
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
Euboneka
Ewe
Fanti
Fingo
Fulla
Fur
Ga
Galla
Ganda
Gaunche
Gbandi
Ge
Giriama
Gisu
Gisi
Gogo
Gola
Goni
Gowa
Grebo
Groble
Gunya
Guragie
Guru
Gwere
Hamasien
Haya
Hehe
Henga
Hlengwe
Hlubi
Holoholo
Ibibio
Ibo
Idakho
Igbo
Ijaw
Ilei
Inhambane
Itsikiri
Jie
Jolla
Jolof
Jonam
Juanyama
Kabras
Kakamega
Kakiva
Kakwa
Kalanga
17
161.
162.
J63·
164.
165.
166.
16 7.
168.
169.
170 .
171.
'f7 2.
173·
174·
175·
17 6.
177·
17 8 .
179·
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
186.
18 7.
188.
189.
190.
19I.
19 2.
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194·
195·
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197·
198 .
199·
200.
201.
202.
2°3·
204.
2°5·
206.
20 7.
208.
2°9·
210.
Kamba
Kanbe
Karamojong
Karanga
Kauma
Keaka
Kenyi
Kerewe
Khayo
Kiga
Kikuyu
Kimbu
Kisa
Kisii
Kitosh
Konde
Kono
Korekore
Kpelle
Kran
Kru
Kuanyama
Kuku
Kuli
Kumam
Kunema
Kusu
Kutu
Laba
Labukok
Labwor
Lagu
Lado
Lala
Lali
Lamba
Lango
Leka
Lendu .
Lenge
Lenje
Lima
Ljaw
Logo
Lorna
Lomwe
Lozi
Luba
Lugbara
Luguru
2 I I.
212.
2 13.
2 14.
21 5.
216.
2 17.
218.
2 19.
220.
221.
222.
223·
224·
225·
226.
227·
228.
229·
23 0.
231.
23 2.
233·
234·
235·
23 6 .
237·
23 8 .
239·
24 0 .
241.
24 2.
243·
244·
245·
246 .
247·
248 .
249·
25 0.
251.
25 2.
253·
254·
255·
25 6 .
257·
Lunda
Lungu
Luo
Madi
Mambwe
Mandinka
Manganja
Mano
Manyika
Manyore
Marachi
Maragoli
Masai
Mauritanian
Mbo
Mbonge
Mborde
Mbunda
Mdau
Mende
Menka
Mettah
Mina
Mmanda
Mudau
Mtawara
Mukore
Mwala
Mwamoriango
Mzuramo
Nandi
Ndebele
Ngala
N golle-Ba tanga
Ngolo
Ngonde
Ngoni
Ngunda
Nguni
Nhembane
Nkambe
Nthakwani
Nubi
Nuer
Nyakyusa
Nyala
Nyambo
25 8 .
259·
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
265.
266.
267.
268.
269.
270.
271.
27 2.
273·
274·
275·
27 6 .
277·
27 8 .
279·
280.
281.
282.
28 3.
28 4.
28 5.
286.
28 7.
288.
28 9.
29 0 .
291.
29 2.
293·
294·
295·
29 6 .
297·
29 8 .
299·
300 .
30 1.
302 .
30 3.
304.
Nyamwesi
Nyanja
Nyankole
Nyaruanda
Nyasa
Nyembana
Nyembi
Nyika
Nyole
Nyore
Nyoro
Nyumwago
Obang
Okebo
Ora
Ovambo
Pangwa
Pare
Pedi
Pleebo
Pogoro
Pokomo
Pondo
Popoi
Rabai
Ronga
Ruguru
Saboot
Sambaa
Samia
Sapo
Sebei
Sekondi
Sena
Senga
Shangaan
Sherbro
Shikiri
Shona
Sissala
Sisya
Soga
Soli
Somali
Songe
Soude
Suba
30 5.
306 .
30 7.
308 .
309.
3 10 .
3 I I.
3 12 .
3 13.
3 14.
315.
316.
317.
318.
3 19.
320 .
32 1.
322 .
323.
324.
325.
326 .
32 7.
328 .
329.
33 0 .
331.
33 2.
333·
334·
335·
336.
337.
338.
339.
340 .
341.
34 2.
343·
344·
345·
346.
347·
348 .
349·
Sukuma
Swaka
Swazi
Tabwa
Tachoni
Taita
Tarkamanda
Tasama
Tembu
Temeneh
Teso
Tigre
Tiriki
Toko
Tonareg
Tonga
Toro
Tridis
Tsevie
Tsotso
Tumbuka
Tura
Turkana
Tusi
Ungwe
Urhobo
Uvambo
Venda
Vira
Wanda
Wanga
Wemka
Xosa (Xho~a)
Yabosi
Yako
Yao
Yaunde
Yoruba
Yumbu
Zabi
Zaramo
Zesuru
Ziba
Zigua
Zulu
INDIAN TRIBES OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
REPRESENTED IN THE BAHA'f FAITH
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
18.
19·
20.
21.
22.
23·
24·
25·
26.
27·
28.
Guaymi (Panama)
Haida (Alaska)
Hesquiat (U.S.A.)
Hopi (U.S.A.)
Huanuni (Bolivia)
Imbambura
(Ecuador)
Inca
(Quechua)
35·
(Peru)
36. I tariri (Brazil)
37· Kiriri (Brazil)
38 . Kuna (San BIas Is.,
Panama)
Kutchin
(Canada)
39·
40 . Makah (U.S.A.)
41. Mam (Guatemala)
4 2. Maya (Mexico)
43· Maya Quiche
(Guatemala)
Miskito
(Nicaragua)
44·
45· Missisa uga (Canada)
46 . Mohican (U.S.A.)
47· Mohawk (Canada)
48 . Nahuatl (Mexico)
49· Navajo (U.S.A.)
50. Nez Perce (U.S.A.)
51. Nisqually (U.S.A.)
52. Ojibway (Canada)
53· Omaha (U.S.A.)
54· Oneida (U.S.A.)
55· Otomi (Mexico)
29·
30 .
31.
3 2.
33·
34·
56.
57·
58.
59·
60.
61.
62.
63·
64·
65·
66.
67·
68.
69·
70 .
71.
72.
73·
74·
75·
76.
77·
78 .
79·
80.
81.
82.
83·
Paiute (U.S. A.)
Papago (U .S.A.)
Peigan (U.S.A.)
Pocomchi
(Guatemala)
Quecchi (Guatemala)
Quechua (Bolivia)
Quiche (Guatemala)
Ramacay
(Nicaragua)
Saulteaux (Canada)
Sheshone (U.S.A.)
Sioux (U.S.A.)
Squamish (Canada)
Stony (Canada)
Sumo (Nicaragua)
Talamanca
(Costa Rica)
Taos Pueblo (U .S.A.)
Terraba (Costa Rica)
Teslin
Thlinga (Alaska)
Tlingi t (Canada)
Tootootnay. (Alaska)
Tsimshean (Alaska)
Tupy (Brazil)
Uru (Bolivia)
Washoe (U.S.A.)
Yakima (U.S.A.)
Yaruro (Venezuela)
Zuni (U.S.A.)
INDIAN SUB-CONTINENT, PACIFIC AND INDIAN
OCEAN TRIBES AND PEOPLES REPRESENTED IN
THE BAHA'f FAITH
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
18
Apache (U.S.A.)
Apurinan (Brazil)
Arequipa (Peru)
Assiniboine (Canada)
Athabascan (Alaska)
Aymara (Bolivia)
Aztec (Mexico)
Blackfoot (Canada)
Boruca (Costa Rica)
Caribe, also known as
Morenos (Honduras)
Catchiquel
(Guatemala)
Cayambe (Ecuador)
Cerrobolo (Panama)
Cherokee (U.S.A.)
Chetco (U .S.A.)
Chippewa (U .S.A.)
Choctaw (U-.S.A.)
Chook Chansee
(U.S.A.)
Chulpa (Bolivia)
Cora (Mexico)
Cree (Canada)
Creek (U.S.A.)
Cuna (Nicaragua)
Delaware (U.S.A.)
Dogrib (Canada)
Guahibo (Venezuela)
Guajira (Colombia)
Guarany (Brazil)
Ahumes (India)
Ambonese
(Indonesia)
Annamese (Vietnam)
Bagris (India)
Baiga (India)
Bandjar (Indonesia)
Banjaras (India)
Baram (Borneo)
Batak (Indonesia)
Bharud (India)
Bhilalas (India)
12.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
18.
19·
20.
Bhils (India)
Black Thai (Laos)
Bogis (Indonesia)
Borneo Dayak
(Borneo)
Bunanditj Aborigine
(S. Australia)
Butonese (Indonesia)
Cham (Vietnam)
Chutiya (India)
Comorian
(Comoro Is.)
19
21.
22.
23·
24·
25·
26.
27·
28.
29·
30 .
Devri (India)
Donggala (Indonesia)
Dusun (Brunei)
Ellice Islanders
(Ellice Is.)
Fijians (Fiji Is.)
Gilbertese
(Gilbert Is.)
Gond (India)
Goorkha (India)
Iban (Borneo)
Ifogao (Philippines)
31.
32.
33·
34·
35·
36 .
37·
38 .
39·
40 .
41.
42 .
43·
44·
45·
46 .
47·
48.
49·
50.
51.
Igorot (Philippines)
Ilocano (Philippines)
Ilongot (Philippines)
Indonesian Dayak
(Indonesia)
Javanese (Java)
Jirkla Minning
Aborigine
(W. Australia)
Kaili (Celebese)
Kalbeli (India)
Kalinga (Philippines)
Karen (Burma)
Kayan (Borneo)
Kela2it (Sarawak)
Kenya (Sarawak)
.Khmer (Cambodia)
Koho (Vietnam)
Kolpanika (India)
Korku (India)
Kubu (Sumatra)
Lepcha (Sikkim)
Loyalty Islanders
(Loyalty Is.)
Makassar (Indonesia)
52.
53·
54·
55·
56.
57·
58.
59·
60.
61.
62 .
63·
64·
65·
66.
Malagasy
(Madagascar)
Manipuri (India)
Manker (India)
Marup (India)
Mentaweian
(Mentawei)
Minahasa
(Indonesia)
Minangkabau
(Indonesia)
Minen Aborigine
(W. Australia) .
Murut (Borneo)
Narrogin Aborigine
(S. Australia)
Negritoes
(Phili ppines )
Neo-Malayan
(Malaya)
New Hebrideans
(New Hebrides)
Pangasinan
(Philippines)
Pardi (India)
Penjabung (Borneo)
Punan (Borneo)
Rarotongan Maoris
(Cook Is.)
70 . Samoans (Samoa) .
71. Sangirese (Indonesia)
72. Sea Dayak (Borneo)
73· Sehria (India)
74· Semang (Malaya)
75· Senoi (Malaya)
76 . Seychellese
(Seychelles)
77· Solomon Islanders
(Solomon Is.)
78 . Sundanese
(Indonesia)
79· Surgara (India)
80. - Tagalog (Philippines)
81. Tamil (Malaya)
82. Thai (Thailand)
83· Tho (Vietnam)
84· Tokolauans (Samoa)
85· Tongans (Tonga)
86. Toradja (Indonesia)
87· Uddanung (Borneo)
67·
68.
69·
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CAPITALS AND CHIEF
CITIES WHERE BAHA'fs RESIDE THROUGHOUT
THE WORLD
Abaiang, Gilbert &
Ellice Is:
Abidjan, Ivory Coast
Accra, Ghana
Addis Ababa, Abyssinia
Aden, Aden Protectorate
Ajaccio, Corsica
Algiers, Algeria
'Amman, Jordan
Amsterdam, Holland
Anchorage, Alaska
Andorra-Ia-Vella,
Andorra
Angroda Heroisma, Azores
Apia, Samoa Is.
Asmara,Eritrea
Asuncion, Paraguay
Athens, Greece
Auckland, New Zealand ·
Baghdad, 'Iraq
Baker Lake, Keewatin
Baku, Adhirbayjan
Bangkok, Siam
Bangui, Central African
Republic
Bathurst, Gambia
Beirut, Lebanon
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
Belize, British Honduras
Benghazi, Libya
Bissau, Portuguese Guinea
Blantyre/Limbe, Nya~aland
Bogota, Colombia
Brazzaville, Congo
Republic
Brunei Town, Brunei
Brussels, Belgium
Budapest, Hungary
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Cagliari, Sardinia
Cairo, Egypt
Caracas, Venezuela
Casablanca, Morocco
Castro, Chiloe I.
Cayenne, French Guiana
Colombo, Ceylon
Copenhagen, Denmark
Cotonou, Dahomey
Curac;ao, Dutch West
Indies
Dakar, Senegal
Daman, Daman
Damascus, Syria
Dar-es-Salaam,
Tanganyika
Diego Garcia, Chagos Archipelago
Dili, Portuguese Timor
Diu, Diu I.
Djakarta, Indonesia
Lisbon, Portugal
Djibuti, French Somaliland Livingstone, Northern
Douala, Cameroons
Rhodesia
Republic
Lome, Togo
Dubay, Trucial Sheikhs
London, Great Britain
Dublin, Eire
Lourenc;o Marques,
Du1).a, Qatar
Mozambique
Frankfurt AjM, Germany Luanda, Angola
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Lutifu, Bhutan
Funchal, Madeira
Luxembourg Ville,
Ganges, Gulf I.
Luxembourg
Gangtok, Sikkim
Macao, Macao I.
Geneva, Switzerland
Madrid, Spain '
Georgetown,British Guiana Mafeking, Bechuanaland
Goa Town, Goa
Mahe, Mahe
Grandstone, Magdalen Is. Mali, Maldive Is.
Guam, Mariana Is.
Managua, Nicaragua
Guatemala City,
Manama, Ba1).rayn I.
Guatemala
Manila, Philippine Is.
Haifa, Israel
Mare I., Loyalty Is.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Maseru, Basutoland
Havana, Cuba
Masqat, 'Umman
Helsinki, Finland
Mbabane, Swaziland
Herakleion, Crete
Mexico City, Mexico
Hobart, Tasmania
Minicoy I., Lacadive Is.
Honiara, Solomon Is.
Mogadiscio, Somalia
Honolulu, Hawaiian Is.
Monrovia, Liberia
Istanbul, Turkey
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Jamestown, St. Helena
Montevideo, Uruguay
Jesselton, Borneo
Moroni, Comoro Is.
Johannesburg, South Africa Mukalla, Hadhramaut
Juan Fernandes, Juan
Nairobi, Kenya
Fernandes Is.
Nassau, Bahama Is.
Kabul, Af~anistan
New Delhi, India
Kampala, Uganda
Nicosia, Cyprus
Karachi; Pakistan
North Head,
Karikal, Karikal
Grand Manan I.
Kathmandu, Nepal
North West River,
Key West, Key West
Labrador
Khartoum, Sudan
Noumea, New Caledonia
Kingston, Jamaica
Nuku'alofa, Tonga Is.
Kirkwall, Orkney .Is.
Oslo,Norwa y
Kodiak, Kodiak I.
Palermo, Sicily
Kuching, Sarawak
Palma de Mallorca,
Kuweit, Kuweit
Balearic Is.
Lagos, Nigeria
Panama, Panama
La Paz, Bolivia
Papeete, Society Is.
Leopoldville, Congo
Paramaribo, Surinam
Lerwick, Shetland Is.
Paris, France
Lima, Peru
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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Pondicherry, Pondicherry
Pond Inlet, Franklin
Porlamar, Margarita I.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Port Blair, Andaman Is.
Port Louis, Mauritius
Port Moresby, Australian
New Guinea
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
Port Stanley, Falkland Is.
Port Victoria, Seychelles
Port Vila, New Hebrides Is.
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Praia, Cape Verde Is.
Queen Charlotte City,
Queen Charlotte Is.
Quetta, Baluchistan
Quito, Ecuador
.
Rabaul, Bismarck Arch.
Rangoon, Burma
Rarotonga, Cook Is.
Reykjavik, Iceland
Rhodes, Rhodes
Ria<;l, Saudi Arabia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rome, Italy
Saigon, Vietnam
Salisbury, Southern
Rhodesia
San Cristobal, Galapagos
Is.
~an'a, Yemen
San Jose, Costa Rica
San Juan, Puerto Rico
San Marino, San Marino
San Salvador, EI Salvador
Santa Cruz de Tenerife,
Canary Is.
Santa Isabel,
Fernando Po I.
Santiago, Chile
Santo Domingo (Ciudad
Trujillo), Dominican
Republic
Seoul, Korea
Shanghai, China
Singapore, Malaya
Sipaipadjet Hulu, Mentawei Is.
Sitka, Baranof I.
Sofia, Bulgaria
St. Denis, Reunion I.
St. George's, Windward Is.
St. Helier, Channel Is.
St. John's, Newfoundland
St. Pierre, Miquelon I. &
St. Pierre I.
St. Thomas, Leeward Is.
Stockholm, Sweden
Stornoway, Hebrides Is.
Suva, Fiji
Svolvaer, Lofoten Is.
Sydney, Australia
Sydney, Cape Breton I.
Ta'if, I:Iijaz
Taipei, Formosa
Tamarida, Socotra I.
Tananarive, Madagascar
Tangiers, Morocco
Tarfaia, Spanish Sahara
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Tihran, Persia
Tetuan, Morocco
Thorshavn, Faroe Is.
Thule, Greenland
Tokyo, Japan
Toronto, Canada
Truk, Caroline Is.
Tunis, Tunisia
Unalaska, Aleutian Is.
U sumbura, Rwanda
Vaduz, Liechtenstein
Valletta, Malta
Victoria, Cameroon
Republic
Victoria, Hong Kong
Vienna, Austria
Vientiane, Laos
Warsaw, Poland
Westerland, Sylt, Frisian Is.
Whitehorse, Yukon
Wilmette, United
Sta tes of America
Windhoek, South
West Africa
Yellowknife, Mackenzie
Zanzibar, Zanzibar
HANDS OF THE CAUSE
Amatu'l-Baha Rul)iyyih Khanum
Leroy C. loas
U go Giachery
Tara~u'llah Samandari
'Ali Akbar Furutan
Hermann Grossmann
Dhikru'llah Khadem
Shu'a'u'llah 'Ala'i
Adelbert Muhschlegel
Musa Banani
J alaI Khazeh
Paul E. Haney
'Ali Mul)ammad Varqa
Agnes Alexander
Enoch Olinga
William Sears
John A. Robarts
.I:Iasan Balyuzi
John Ferraby
Collis Featherstone
Ral)matu'llah .Muhajir
Abu'l-Qasim Faizi
BAHA.'f NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES*
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
I I.
12.
1953
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the British Isles
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Germany and Austria
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Egypt and Sudan
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of 'Iraq
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of India, J?akistan and Burma
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Persia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Australia and New Zealand
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Canada
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Central America
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of South America
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Italy and Switzerland
* These were the twelve National Spiritual Assemblies entrusted with the execution
of the Ten Year Plan.
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BAHA.'f NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES
1963
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
2 I.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
3 I.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the British Isles
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Germany
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of India .
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of 'Iraq
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Australia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Persia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Canada
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Central and East Africa
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of North East Africa
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of North West Africa
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of South and West Africa
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Alaska
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Arabia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of New Zealand
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of North East Asia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Pakistan
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of South East Asia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of France
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Austria
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Burma
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the South Pacific Islands
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Turkey
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Argentina
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Bolivia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Brazil
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Chile
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Colombia
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Costa Rica
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Cuba
N at~onal Sp~r~tual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Dominican Republic
NatIOnal SpIfltual Assembly of the Baha'is of Ecuador
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of EI Salvador
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Guatemala
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Haiti
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Honduras
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Jamaica
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Mexico
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Nicaragua
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Panama
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Paraguay
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Peru
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Uruguay '
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Venezuela
National Spiritual Assembry of the Baha'is of Belgium
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Ceylon
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Denmark
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Finland
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Holland
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Italy
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Luxembourg
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Norway
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Portugal
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Spain
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Sweden
National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Switzerland
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962 .
1962
1962
TERRITORIES REPRESENTED BY THE REGIONAL
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES*
Aden Protectorate
Al).sa
Bal).rayn I.
Hadhramaut
ARABIA
I:Iijaz
Kuria Muria Is.
Kuweit
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
Trucial Sheikhs
'Umman
Yemen
CENTRAL & EAST AFRICA
Tanganyika
Kenya
Belgian Congo
Uganda
Ruanda-U rundi
Comoro Is.
Zanzibar
French Equatorial Africa Seychelles
Abyssinia
British Somaliland
Egypt
NORTH EAST AFRICA
Libya
Eritrea
Socotra I.
French Somaliland
Sudan
Italian Somaliland
Formosa
Hong Kong
NORTH EAST ASIA
Japan
Korea
Algeria
Ashanti Protectorate
Bri tish Cameroons
British Togoland
Canary Is.
Cape Verde Is.
French Cameroons
French Morocco
French Togoland
NORTH WEST AFRICA
Portuguese Guinea
French West Africa
Rio de Oro
Gambia
St. Thomas I.
Gold Coast
Sierra Leone
Liberia
Spanish Guinea
Madeira
Spanish Morocco
Morocco (Int'l Zone)
Spanish Sahara
Nigeria
Tunisia
Protectorate
' ....
Angola
Basutoland
Bechuanaland
Madagascar
Mauritius
Borneo
Brunei
Cambodia
Indonesia
Macao I.
SOUTH & WEST AFRICA
South-West Africa
Mozambique
St. Helena
Northern Rhodesia
Swaziland
Nyasaland
Union of South Africa
Reunion I.
Zululand
Southern Rhodesia
SOUTH EAST ASIA
Laos
Malaya
Mentawei Is.
Philippine Is.
Portuguese Timor
Sarawak
Thailand
Vietnam
* Names of territories are those at the time of the formation of the Regional National
Assemblies.
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25
SOUTH PACIFIC ISLANDS
Marshall Is.
New Caledonia
New Hebrides Is.
Samoa Is.
Cook Is.
Fiji
Gilbert & Ellice Is.
Loyalty Is.
Solomon Is.
Tonga Is.
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES WHICH HAVE
ESTABLISHED BRANCHES IN ISRAEL
4. Canada
5. India
6. New Zealand
Alaska
Australia
3. British Isles
I.
2.
7. Pakistan
8. Persia
9. United States
BAHA'f NATIONAL ADMINSTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS
(lfa;:,iratu'l-Quds) in East and West
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
2 I.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32 .
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
of the
of the
of the
of the
of the
of the
of the
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the
1:Ia#ratu'l-Quds of the
1:Ia#ratu'l-Quds of the
Baha'is of Alaska, Anchorage
Baha'is of Arabia, BaQrayn
Baha'is of Argentina, Buenos Aires
Baha'is of Australia, Sydney
Baha'is of Austria, Vienna
Baha'is of Belgium, Brussells
Baha'is of Bolivia, La Paz .
Baha'is of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro '
Baha'is of the British Isles, London
Baha'is of Burma, Rangoon
Baha'is of Canada, Toronto
Baha'is of Central and East Mrica, Kampala, Uganda
Baha'is of Ceylon, Colombo
Baha'is of Chile, Santiago
Baha'is of Colombia, Bogota
Baha'is of Costa Rica, San Jose
Baha'is of Cuba, Havana
Baha'is of Denmark, Copenhagen
Baha'is of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
(Ciudad Trujillo)
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Ecuador, Quito
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of El Salvador, San Salvador
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Finland, Helsinki
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of France, Paris
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Germany, Frankfurt AIM
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Guatemala, Guatemala City
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Haiti, Port-au-Prince
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Holland, The Hague
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Honduras, Tegucigalpa
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of India, New Delhi
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of 'Iraq, Bag!!dad
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Italy, Rome
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Jamaica, Kingston
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
5 I.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Ville
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Mexico, Mexico City
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of New Zealand, Auckland
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Nicaragua, Managua
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of North East Africa, Cairo, Egypt
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of North East Asia, Tokyo, Japan
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of North West Africa, Tunis, Tunisia
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Norway, Oslo
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Pakistan, Karachi
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Panama, Panama
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Paraguay, Asuncion
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Persia, Tihran
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Peru, Lima
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Portugal, Lisbon
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of South and West Africa, Johannesburg,
South Africa
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of South East Asia, Djakarta, Indonesia
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of the South Pacific Islands, Suva, Fiji
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Spain, Madrid
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Sweden, Stockholm
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Switzerland, Bern
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Turkey, Istanbul
1:Ia~iratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of the United States, Wilmette, Illinois
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Uruguay, Montevideo
1:Ia#ratu'I-Quds of the Baha'is of Venezuela, Caracas
BAHA'f NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES WHICH
HAVE ESTABLISHED NATIONAL ENDOWMENTS
Alaska
20.
Arabia
21.
Argentina
22.
Australia
23·
Austria
24·
Belgium
25·
Bolivia
26.
Brazil
27·
Bri tish Isles
28.
Burma
29·
II. Canada
30 .
12. Central and
31.
East Africa
32.
13· Ceylon
33·
14· Chile
34·
15· Colombia
35·
16. Costa Rica
36 .
17· Cuba
37·
18. Denmark
38 .
19· Dominican Republic 39·
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
Ecuador
El Salvador
Finland
France
Germany
Guatemala
Haiti
Holland
Honduras
India
'Iraq
Italy
Jamaica
Luxembourg
Mexico
New Zealand
Nicaragua
North East Africa
North East Asia
North West Africa
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40 • Norway
41. Pakistan
4 2. Panama
43· Paraguay
44· Persia
45· Peru
4 6 . Portugal
47· South and West
Africa
48 . South East Asia
49· South Pacific Islands
50. Spain
51. Sweden
52. Switzerland
53· Turkey
54· United States
55· Uruguay
56. Venezuela
LOCALITIES IN WHICH BAHA'f PUBLISHING TRUSTS
HAVE BEEN FOUNDED
I.
2.
Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil
3·
4·
5·
6.
London, British Isles
Frankfurt, Germany
New Delhi, India
Tihran, Persia
7· Kampala, Uganda
B. Wilmette, United
States
27.
BAHA'f SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTES
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
B.
9.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14.
IS.
. 16.
I 7.
I B.
19.
20.
2 I.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
B.
9.
10.
2 I.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Cochabamb:t National Training School for Indian Baha'i Instructors, Bolivia
Lita Indian Institute, Ecuador
Tuarabu Primary School, Abaiang Island, Gilbert & Ellice Islands
Eita Primary School, Tabiteuea Island, Gilbert & Ellice Islands
Utiroa Primary School, Tabiteuea Island, Gilbert & Ellice Islands
Taku Primary School, Tabiteuea Island, Gilbert & Ellice Islands
Tababuea Pr~mary School, Tababuea Island, Gilbert & Ellice Islands
Chichicastenango Indian Institute, Guatemala
_
Quezaltenango Indian Institute and Clinic, ?uatemala
Panchgani Primary & Secondary School, India
.
Indore Teaching Institute for Training Baha'i Instructors, India
Taileleo Primary School, Mentawei Islands \
Silak Oinan Hilir Primary School, Mentawei Islan~s
Silak Oinan Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
Sirereiket Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
Sirereiket Muggai Primary School, Mentawei Islands .
Sirereiket~enggah Primary School, Mentawei Islands
Sipaipadjet Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islan~s
Saibi Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
Sagulube Primary School, Mentawei Islan?s
.
Nur Primary and Secondary School, Port VIla, New Hebndes
Primary School, Swaziland
_
.
Louis Gregory Baha'i Memorial Primary School, Tilling, Uganda
Louis Gregory Ba,ha'i Memorial Primary School, Dusai, Uganda
Phuoc Long Primary School, Central Vietnam
Nha-be Primary School, Central Vietnam
Trung Giang Primary School, Central. Vietnam
I
COUNTRIES, STATES, .PROVINCES AND CITIES
WHERE BAHA'f MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES
ARE RECOGNIZED
Alabama, U.S.A.
I I. Delaware, U.S.A.
Alaska
12. District of Columbia, U.S.A.
Alberta, Canada
13. Djakarta, Indonesia
Arizona, U.S.A.
14. Eritrea
Bangkok, Thailand
15. Ethiopia
Bombay State, India
16. Georgia, U.S.A.
British Columbia, Canada
17. Haiti
California, U.S.A.
lB. Hawaii
Canal Zone, So. Dist., Panama
19. Idaho, U.S.A.
Colorado, U.S.A.
20. Illinois, U.S.A.
2B.
29.
30.
3 I.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
3B.
39.
40.
4 I.
Indiana, U.S.A.
Iowa, U.S.A.
'Iraq
Israel
Kuweit
Louisiana, U.S.A.
Maine, U.S.A.
Manitoba, Canada
Maryland, U.S.A.
Massachusetts, U.S.A.
Michigan, U.S.A.
Minnesota, U.S.A.
Mississippi, U.S.A.
Monrovia, Liberia
Montana, U.S.A.
Nevada, U.S.A.
New Jersey, U.S.A.
New Mexico, U.S.A.
New York, U.S.A.
New Zealand
Ohio, U.S.A.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
4B.
49.
50.
5 I.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
5B.
59.
60.
6 I.
Ontario, Canada
Oregon, U.S.A.
Panama
Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Rio Grande do SuI, Brazil
Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia
San Marino
Saskatchewan, Canada
South Australia, Australia
South Carolina, U.S.A.
Spain
Sudan
Tarawa, Gilbert & Ellice Is.
Tennessee, U.S.A.
Texas, U.S.A.
Vietnam
Washington, U.S.A.
Wisconsin, U.S.A.
Yukon, Canada
COUNTRIES, STATES, PROVINCES AND CITIES WHERE
BAHA'f HOLY DAYS ARE RECOGNIZED
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
25. Kenya
Ahmedabad, India
26. Khartoum, Sudan
Anchorage, Alaska
27. Largs Bay, Australia
Anchorage Recording District, Alaska 2B. Maryland, U.S.A. (2 Districts)
Apia, Samoa
29. Massachusetts, U.S.A. (2' Districts)
Arizona, U.S.A. (I District)
30. Matanuska Valley, Alaska
Asmara, Eritrea
31. Michigan, U.S.A. (6 Districts)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
32. Minnesota, U.S.A. (I District)
British Isles
33. Missouri, U.S.A. (I District)
10. California, U.S.A. (16 Districts)
34. Monrovia, Liberia
I I. Canal Zone, Southern District,
35. Montana, U.S.A. (I District)
Panama.
36. Nevada, U.S.A. (I District)
12. Colorado, U.S.A. (2 Districts)
37. New Jersey, U.S.A. (5 Districts)
13· Connecticut, U.S.A. (I District)
3B. New York, U.S.A. (I District)
14· Delaware, U.S.A. (I District)
39. New Zealand
15· District of Columbia, U.S.A.
40. North Dakota, U.S.A. (I District)
16. Fairbanks, Alaska
41. Ohio, U.S.A. (5 Districts)
17· Florida, U.S.A. (3 Districts)
42. Ontario, Canada
lB. Haiti
43. Oregon, U.S.A. (I District)
19· Illinois, U.S.A. (10 Districts)
44. Panama
20. Indiana, U.S.A. (3 Districts)
45. Port Adelaide, Australia
21. Iowa, U.S.A. (2 Districts)
46. Sholapur, India
22. Israel
47. Sigli, Atjeh, Sumatra
23· Japan
4B. South Australia, Australia
24· Juneau, Alaska
49. South Dakota, U.S.A. (I District)
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
B.
9·
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50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
State of Louisiana, U.S.A.
State of Rhode Island, U.S.A.
Tanganyika
Tanana Valley, Alaska
Tennessee, U.S.A. (I District)
Texas, U.S.A. (3 Districts)
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
Uganda
Uganda Prisons
Utah, U.S.A. (I District)
Victoria State, Australia
Washington, U.S.A. (3 Districts)
Wisconsin, U.S.A. (6 Districts)
DATA CONCERNING IMPORTANT NATIONAL
AND INTERNATIONAL BAHA'i ENDOWMENTS
Total cost of the construction of the Shrine of the Bab on
$750,000.00
Mt. Carmel
Total cost of the construction of the International Baha'i
$3 10,000.00
Archives building on Mt. Carmel
Total cost of the construction of the Mashriqu'l-Adhkar in
Wilmette, Illinois
Total cost of the Baha'i Home for the Aged in Wilmette,
Illinois
Total cost of the construction of the Ma§.hriqu'l-Adhkar in
£60,875
Kampala, Uganda
."
.
Total cost of the construction of the Mashnqu I-Adhkar m
Sydney, Australia
Cost of the superstructure of the Ma~riqu'l-Adhkar in
$690,000.00
Frankfurt, Germany
Area of land purchased as the site of the Ma§.hriqu'l-Adhkar
35,700 sq. metres
on Mt. Carmel
Area of land purchased as the site of the first Ma§.hriqu'l3,819,000 sq. metres
Adhkar of Persia '
$350,000.00
Estimated value of sites purchased for future Baha'i Temples
$ 1,800,000.00
Estimated value of Baha'i National I:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
$ I 0,500,000.00
Estimated value of 13aha'i National Endowments
Estimated value of Baha'i Local Endowments throughout
$3,000,000.00
the world
Estimated value of Baha'i National Endowments in the
$5,119,100.00
United States of America
41,000,000 Tumans
Estimated value of Baha'i National Endowments in Persia
257,000 sq. metres
Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of Baha'u'llah in 'Akka
Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of Baha'u'llah in the
10,530 sq. metres
district of Gaza
Area of land dedicated to the Shrines of Baha'u'llah and the
2,354,108 sq. metres
Bab in the Jordan Valley
230,000 sq. metres
Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of the Bab on Mt Carmel
Area of land dedicated to the Shrines of Baha'u'llah and the
Bab in Israel and registered in the name of the Israel
Branch of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is
of the United States of America
Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of the Bab on Mt.
Carmel and registered in the name of the Israel Branch
of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of
1,240 sq. metres
the British Isles
Carmel and registered in the name of the Israel Branch of
the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Persia
Carmel and registered in the name of the Israel Branch of
the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Australia
and New Zealand
Carmel and registered in the name of the Israel Branch
of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of India,
Pakistan and Burma
Value of land associated with Baha'u'llah's exile in Istanbul,
Turkey
Value of Canadian National Shrine
4,000 sq. metres
2,523 sq. metres
2,480 sq. metres
$12,9 15. 00
$49,5 00 .00
PRINCIPAL BAHA'i HISTORIC SITES IN PERSIA
OWNED BY THE BAHA'i COMMUNITY
House of the Bab in Shiraz and several adjoining houses.
Site of the Siyah-Chal, Tihran.
Ancestral Home of Baha'u'llah in Takur, Mazindaran.
House of Baha'u'llah in Tihran.
House owned by the Bab's maternal uncle in Shiraz.
Shop belonging to the Bab in Bushihr.
,
The Fortress and a quarter of the village of Chihriq in Adhirbayjan.
House of Haji Mirza Jani in Kashan where the Bab stayed on His way to Tabriz.
House of Imam-Jum'ih in I~fahan.
Public Bath used by the Bab in Shiraz and some adjacent houses.
Half of the house owned by Va1).id in Nayriz.
Part of the house owned by I:Iujjat in Zanjan.
The three gardens rented by Baha'u'llah in Bada§.ht.
Burial-Place of Quddus in Barfuru§.h, Mazindaran.
House of Mahmud Khan-i-Kalantar in Tihran where Tahirih was confined.
Public Bath visited by the Bab when in Urumiyyih, Adhirbayjan.
House owned by Mirza I:Iusayn-'Aliy-i-Nur in Tihran where the Bab's remains
were concealed.
The Babiyyih in Mailihad, Khurasan.
The house owned by Mulla I:Iusayn in Ma§.hhad, Khurasan.
The residence of the Sultanu'ili-Shuhada (King of Martyrs) and of the Ma1).bubu'shShuhada, (Beloved of Martyrs) in I~fahan. ,
Apartments occupied by the Bab in Urumiyyih, Adhirbayjan. ,
Spot where the heads of two hundred martyrs were buried in Abadih, Fars.
House where the Bab's remains were concealed in Qum.
Site of martyrdom and burial-place of the "Seven Martyrs" of 'Iraq m SultanAbad, 'Iraq.
Caravansarai occupied by the Bab in Zanjan.
Burial-place of Ashraf and his mother in Zanjan.
House where the Bab's remains were concealed in Kirmaniliah.
Room occupied by Va1).id and other rooms in the Fort of Khajih in Nayriz.
Land adjoining the Fort of Khajih, site of the martyrdom of Val).id and some of
his companions.
Site of martyrdom and burial-place of the "'Four Martyrs" of 'Iraq In SultanAbad, 'Iraq.
ESTIMATED VALUE OF AMERICAN BAHA'i PROPERTIES
Mamriqu'l-Adhkar
$ 4,151,900.00
Baha'i Home for the Aged, Inc.
308 ,500.00
I:Ia#ratu'I-Quds
2 I 1,700 .00
Green Acre School
198,000.00
Wilhelm Property
93,500.00
Geyserville Property
7 I ,500.00
Central States School
77,000.00
Wilson House
7,000.00
$
5,
119,100.00
TOTAL
SUCCESSIVE STAGES IN THE TRANSFER OF THE
REMAINS OF THE BAB FROM PERSIA TO THE
HOLY LAND AND THE ERECTION OF HIS
MAUSOLEUM ON MOUNT CARMEL
Execution of the Bab in Tabriz and the exposure of His mangled body on the
edge of the moat outside the city, July 9, 1850.'
.
Wrapping of His remains in a cloak, their secret removal to the SIlk factory
owned ~ one of the believers of Milan and their deposition in a small wooden
casket, July I I, 1850.
Transportation, in accordance with Baha'u'llah's instructions, of the casket
to Tihran and its concealment in the shrine of Imam-Zadih I:Iasan.
. Removal of the remains to the home of I:Iaji Sulayman Khan and their subsequent transfer to the shrine of Imam-Zadih Ma'~um.
Instructions issued by Baha'u'llah, while in Adrianople, to Mulla-'AH Akbari-Shahmirzadi and Jamal-i-Burujirdi, to transfer the casket to a safer hiding place,
and its temporary concealment within a wall of the Masjid-i-Mama'u'llah outside
the gates of the c'a pital, 1867-1868.
. . . . ,
Detection of the hiding place of the casket and ItS smugghng mto TIhran and
its deposition in the house of Mirza I:Iasan-i-Vazir, a believer and_ son-in-law of
I:Iaji Mirza Siyyid 'AHy-i-Tafrishi, the Majdu'l-Ashraf..
Discovery of the hiding place by a number of behevers and the consequent
removal of the casket by I:Iaji Shah Mul).ammad-i-Maniliadi, surnamed Aminu~l
Bayan, in accordance with Baha'u'llah's instructions, to the shrine of I.mam-Zad~h
Zayd, and its burial beneath the floor of the inner sanctuary, whence It was agam
removed to a series of private homes in Tihran.
Baha'u'llah's visit to Mount Carmel, the revelation of the Tablet of Carmel,
and the appointment by Him, in the presence of 'Abdu'l-Baha, of the site to serve
as the permanent burial-place for the remains of the ,Ba~.
.,
.
Despatch of Mirza Asadu'llah by 'Abdu'l-Bah~ wIth specIfic mstructI~ns to
transport the body of the Bab to the Holy Land, and the transfer of the remams to
Isfahan and thence via Kirmanshah, Bag!!-dad and Damascus, to the Holy Land,
a~rivin~ at their des'tination on January 31,1899, fifty lunar years after the Bab's
execution in Tabriz.
Purchase by 'Abdu'l-Baha of the site designated by Baha'u'llah, and the
construction of a marble sarcophagus by the Burmese believers in accordance with
'Abdu'l-Baha's suggestion, designed to receive the body of the Bab.
Laying of the foundation-stone of the Shrine of the Bab by 'Abdu'l-Baha with
the participation of Ibrahim Khayru'llah, while on his pilgrimage to 'Akka, following
the establishment of the Faith in the United States of America, 1899.
Construction by 'Abdu'l-Baha of six chambers constituting the initial stage in
the erection of the Mausoleum of the Bab.
Downfall of Sultan 'Abdu'I-I:Iamid II, whose Commission of Inquiry had
visited the Shrine and was contemplating its destruction; the release of 'Abdu'l-Baha
from His incarceration and the placing by Him of the wooden casket in the marble
sarcophagus on the day coinciding with the inauguration of the first American
Baha'i Convention, March 2 I, 1909.
Purchase of extensive properties on the slope of Mt. Carmel in the immediate
vicinity of the Shrine of the Bab and their permanent dedication to His memory.
Construction of three additional chambers marking the completion of the
preliminary structure contemplated by 'Abdu'l-Baha.
Opening of terraces stretching from the Shrine to the foot of Mount Carmel;
the exemption by the British High Commissioner of the entire area dedicated to
the Mausoleum of the Bab from taxation; the establishment of the Palestine Branches
of the American and Indian National Spiritual Assemblies; and the subsequent
transfer of a part of the dedicated properties to the name of these newly formed
branches.
Entombment of the remains of the Purest Branch and of the mother, sister
and wife of 'Abdu'l-Baha in the vicinity of the Shrine, as a prelude to the establishment of the World Administrative Centre of the Faith in that same neighbourhood.
Unveiling of the model designed by W. S. Maxwell for the superstructure of the
Shrine, on the occasion of the centenary celebrations of the Declaration of the Bab,
in Haifa on May 23, 1944.
Placing of successive contracts for the masonry and ornamentation of the
Arcade and Parapet of the Shrine, amounting to approximately eight hundred
tons, and their transportation from Italy to Haifa.
Completion of the Arcade and Parapet of the Shrine on the occasion of the
centenary of the Bab's martyrdom, July 9, 1950.
Completion of the Octagon of the Shrine, March, 1952.
Placing of a fragment of plaster from the ceiling of the Bab's prison cell in the
Castle of Mah-Ku beneath the gilded tiles of the dome of the Shrine by Shoghi
Effendi on the ninth day of Ri9van, April 29, 1953.
Completion of the Shrine of the Bab, the greatest enterprise undertaken at
the World Centre of the Faith, in October, 1953, the last month of the Holy Year
commemorating the Centenary of the inauguration of Baha'u'llah's prophetic
Mission.
_
During the period of the Ten Year Plan it is estimated the number of visitors
to the Shrine and surrounding gardens exceeded 1,500,000.
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NAMES GIVEN BY 'ABDU'L-BAHA TO FIVE OF
THE DOORS OF THE SHRINE OF THE BAB
ON MT. CARMEL
I. Bab-i-Faq.l
Bab-i-Amin
3. Bab-i-Bala
2.
4. Bab-i-Ashraf
5. Bab-i-Karim
NAMES OF THE FOUR DOORS ADDED SINCE THE PASSING
OF 'ABDu'L-BAHA
6.
Bab-i-Qa~~abchi
7. Bab-i-Maxwell
8. Bab-i-Giachery
g. Bab-i-Ioas
FATE OF THOSE WHO PERSECUTED THE BAB,
WHO OPPOSED THE CONSTRUCTION OF
HIS SHRINE AND THREATENED ITS
DESTRUCTION
fI
MUJ:IAMMAD SHAH, who disregarded the appeal of the Bab to meet Him in
person and plead His Cause, sustained a sudden reverse of fortune, and succumbed,
at the age of forty, to a complication of maladies.
NA~IRI'D-DiN SHAH, during whose reign the Bab was executed, and under
whose aegis the greatest massacre of the Babis took place, was, in the plenitude of
his power, dramatically assassinated on the eve of his jubilee. The Qajar dynasty,
to which he belonged, was subsequently brought to an ignominious end.
I:IAJi MiRZA AQAsi, the Grand Vazir of Mu1:J.ammad Shah and chief instigator
of the outrages perpetrated against the Bab, was disgraced by his sovereign, lost his
fortune, was expelled to Karbila, and became a victim of disease and poverty.
MiRZA TAQi KHAN, the Amir Ni~am, the Grand Vazir of Na~iri'd-Din Shah,
who was directly responsible for the execution of the Bab, was disgraced and put
to death by royal order in the bath of the Palace of Fin, near Kailian.
MiRzA I:IASAN KHAN, who carried out the execution of the Bab, was subjected,
two years after, to a dreadful punishment which ended in his death.
MiRZA 'ALi-~GHAR, the Shaykhu'l-Islam of Tabriz, who inflicted the bastinado
on the Bab with his own hand, was stricken, in that same year, with paralysis, and
died a mis.e rable death.
THE REGIMENT, which constituted the firing squad that executed the Bab,
lost, in that same year, two hundred and fifty of its officers and men in an earthquake
near Ardibil, while the remaining five hundred were shot, two years later, in Tabriz,
for mutiny. The head of the regiment, Aqa Jan Big, lost his life, six years after the
Martyrdom of the Bab, during the bombardment of Mu1:J.ammarih by the British.
THE SHI'IH SACERDOTAL ORDER, which violently opposed the Bab, aroused
the populace and instigated the government against Him, was discredited, fell
from power, and ceased to exercise its paramount influence on both the people
and the government.
.
SULTAN 'ABDU'L-I:IAMID II, who lent his support to the enemies of the Faith in
their efforts to obstruct the construction of the Shrine of the Bab was deposed and
34
made a prisoner of state. The Caliphate was subsequently abolished and the Sultanate
ceased to exist.
THE FOUR MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY, who were appointed by
'Abdu'I-l:Iamid to investigate the activities of'Abdu'I-Baha, and who misrepresented
the Shrine of the Bab as a fortress and vast ammunition depot on Mt. Carmel,
suffered an ignominious fate, one being shot, another robbed of all his possessions,
the third exiled, and the fourth sinking into abject poverty.
JAMAL P A~A, the Turkish Commander-in-Chief, who threatened the destruction
of the Holy Tomb, was defeated in battle, fled, and was slain while a refugee in the
Caucasus.
MiRzA MUJ:IAMMAD-'ALi, the Arch-Breaker of the Covenant of Baha'u'llah,
who was the chief instigator of the enemies of 'Abdu'l-Baha, and exerted his utmost
to obstruct the construction of the Shrine of the Bab, was stricken with paralysis,
and lived to see every hope he had cherished dashed to the ground.
THE INVADING FORCES OF FIELD MARSHAL ROMMEL, whose threat to Alexandria
constituted the gravest danger to the Holy Land, and whose victory would have
precipitated the direst crisis in the fortunes of the Faith at its World Centre, and
imperilled its institutions, was routed from the continent of Africa, and the peril
of a regime inimical to the Faith removed forever.
THE ARAB COMMUNITY living in the neighbourhood of the Shrine of the Bab,
which violated the sacredness of its precincts, in the course of the disturbances in
the Holy Land, and supported the schemes of the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem, who had
threatened to extirpate the Faith, fled in ignominy and joined the great army of
refugees that was seeking shelter in the adjoining territories.
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CITIES IN WHICH BAHA'f TEMPLES HAVE BEEN
CONSTRUCTED
'Imqabad, Turkmenistan
Wilmette, Ill., United States
3. Kampala, Uganda
4. Sydney, Australia
5. Frankfurt, Germany
I.
2.
LOCATION OF SITES FOR FUTURE BAHA'f TEMPLES
I.
2.
·3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
2 I•
22.
23.
Anchorage, Alaska
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Vienna, Austria
La Paz, Bolivia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
London, British Isles
Rangoon, Burma
Toronto, Canada
Santiago, Chile
Bogota, Colombia .
San Jose, Costa Rica
Santo Domingo (Ciudad Trujillo),
Dominican Republic
Quito, Ecuador
Cairo, Egypt
San Salvador, El Salvador
Suva, Fiji
Paris, France
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
New Delhi, India
Djakarta, Indonesia
Baghdad, 'Iraq
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
Haifa, Israel
Rome, Italy
Kingston, Jamaica
Tokyo, Japan
Benghazi, Libya
Mexico City, Mexico
Meknes, Morocco
Auckland, New Zealand
Managua, Nicaragua
Oslo, Norway
Karachi, Pakistan
Panama, Panama
Asuncion, Paraguay
Tihran, Persia
Lima, Peru
Johannesburg, South Africa
Madrid, Spain
Stockholm, Sweden
Bern, Switzerland
Tunis, Tunisia
Istanbul, Turkey
Montevideo, Uruguay
Caracas, Venezuela
DATA REGARDING THE BAHA'f TEMPLE
IN WILMETTE, ILLINOIS
Cost of Temple property
Area of Temple property
Materials used in ornamentation: crystalline quartz, opaque
quartz and white Portland cement.
Total Cost of the structure of the Mailiriqu'l-Adhkar in Wilmette,
Illinois (192 I - 1953)
Height from floor of basement to culmination of the dome ribs
Depth of caissons
Diameter at the foundation floor
Height of do.me
Outside diameter of dome
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.$51,500.00
6.97 acres
$3,212,517. 60
191 feet
120 feet
204 feet
49 feet
90 feet
Number of sections of ornamentation comprising the dome and ribs
Perforation of dome surface
Seating capacity of Auditorium
Number of Temple visitors from 1952-1962
Letter addressed by Baha'is of'Ishqabad to the Baha'is of Chicago
Petition addressed to 'Abdu'l-Baha by the "House of Spirituality"
of the Baha'is of Chicago appealing for permission to construct
a Baha'i Temple in America
'Abdu'l-Baha gives His approval through a Tablet dated
Delegates of various American Baha'i Assemblies meet in Chicago
and choose a site for the Temple
First two building lots purchased
First American Baha'i Convention established Baha'i Temple Unity
'Abdu'l-Baha lays dedication stone of the Temple
Purchase of Temple property completed
Baha'i Convention selects design of L.J. Bourgeois
Sinking of the nine caissons completed
Completion of the superstructure
Steps placed in position
Completion of exterior ornamentation of Temple
Completion of interior ornamentation
Completion of Temple landscaping
Dedication to public worship
387
30 %
1,200
1,003,253
1902
March 1903
June 1903
November
April
March
May
April
May
December
October
April
May 2,
1907
1908
1909
1912
19 14
1920
19 21
1931
1942
1943
1952
1953
1953
PASSAGES INSCRIBED OVER THE NINE ENTRANCES
OF"THE BAHA'f TEMPLE, WILMETTE, ILL., U.S.A.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
"The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens."
"The best beloved of all things in My sight is Justice; turn not away therefrom
if thou desirest Me."
"My love is My stronghold; he that entereth therein is safe and secure."
"Breathe not the sins of others so long as thou art thyself a sinner."
"Thy heart is My home; sanctify it for My descent."
"I have made death a messenger of joy to thee; wherefore dost thou grieve."
"Make mention of Me on My earth, that in My heaven, I may remember thee."
"0 rich ones on earth! The poor in your midst are My trust; guard ye My trust."
"The source of all learning is the knowledge of God, exalted be His glory!"
PASSAGES INSCRIBED IN THE INTERIOR OF THE
BAHA'f TEMPLE, WILMETTE, ILL., U.S.A.
"All the prophets of God proclaim the same faith."
"Religion is a radiant light and an impregnable stronghold."
3. "Ye are the fruits of one tree and the leaves of one branch."
4. "So powerful is unity's light that it can illumine the whole earth."
5. "Consort with the followers of all religions with friendliness."
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6. "0 Son of Being! Thou art My lamp and My light is in thee."
7. "0 Son of Being ! Walk in My statutes for love of Me."
8. "Thy Paradise is My love; thy heavenly home :eunion with ~;."
9. "The light of a good character surpasseth the lIght of the sun.
Collapse of the Caliphate (1924)
Fall of the Qajar Dynasty (1925)
Fall of the Spanish Monarchy (193 I)
Fall of the Albanian Monarchy (1938)
Fall of the Serbian Monarchy (1941)
Fall of the Italian Monarchy (1946)
Fall of the Bulgarian Monarchy (1946)
Fall of the Rumanian Monarchy (1947)
Fall of the Egyptian Monarchy (1952)
Fall of the 'Iraqi Monarchy (1958)
Fall of the Yemeni te Monarchy (1962)
BAHA'f FEASTS, ANNIVERSARIES AND DAYS
OF FASTING
Feast of Ri<;lvan (Declaration of Baha'u'llah)
April 2 I-May 2, 1863
Declaration of the Bab
May 23, 1844
Feast of Naw-Ruz (New Year)
March 21
Birth of Baha'u'llah
November 12, 18q
Birth of the Bab
October 20, 181 9 .
Birth of 'Abdu'l-Baha
May 23, 1844
7. The Day of the Covenant
November 26
8. Ascension of B a h a ' u ' l l a h M a y 29, 189 2
July 9, 1850
9. Martyrdom of the Bab
10. Ascension of 'Abdu'l-Baha
November 28, 19 21
Fasting season lasts 19 days, beginning with the first of the month of 'Ala', March 2;
the Feast of Naw-Ruz follows immediately after.
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BAHA'f HOLY DAYS ON WHICH WORK
SHOULD BE SUSPENDED
The first day of Ri<;lvan
The ninth day of Ri<;lvan
3. The twelfth day of Ri<;lvan
4. Th~ anniversary of the Declaration of the Bab
5. The anniversary of the Birth of Baha'u'llah
6. The anniversary of the Birth of the Bab
7. The anniversary of the Ascension of Baha'u'llah
8. The anniversary of the Martyrdom of the Bab
9. The Feast of Naw-Ruz
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CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF SIGNIFICANT EVENTS
RELATED TO BAHA'U'LLAH'S HISTORIC
PRONOUNCEMENT IN HIS SURIY-I-MULUK IN 1868
Fall of the French Monarchy ( 18 70 )
Virtual Extinction of the Pope's Temporal Sovereignty ( 18 70 )
Assassination of Sultan 'Abdu'l-'Aziz ( 18 76 )
Assassination of Na~iri'd-Din Shah (1896)
Overthrow of Sultan 'Abdu'l-J:lamid 1I (19 09)
Fall of the Portuguese Monarchy (19 10)
Fall of the Chinese Monarchy (19 16 )
Fall of the Russian Monarchy (19 17)
Fall of the German Monarchy (19 18)
Fall of the Austrian Monarchy (19 I 8)
Fall of the Hungarian Monarchy (19 I 8)
Fall of the Turkish Monarchy (1922)
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STAGES IN BAHA'U'LLAH'S SUCCESSIVE EXILES
FROM TIHRAN TO 'AKKA
DEPARTURE FROM TIHRAN VIA KARAND To BAGHDAD:
Jan. 12, 1853 (Rabi'u'ili-Thani I, 1269 A.H.)
BAGHDAD PERIOD:
Arrival in Baghdad April 8, 1853. (Jamadiyu'ili-Thani 28, 1269 A.H.)
Residence forover a month in Ka~imayn.
Return to Ba~dad.
Departure for Kurdistan April 10, 1854. (Rajab 12, 1270 A.H.)
Sojourn on Sar-Galu mountain and in a cave.
Residence in Sulaymaniyyih in the Takyiy-i-Mawlana Khalid.
Return to Baghdad March 19, 1856. (Rajab 12, 1272 A.H.)
Return, from celebrating Naw-Ruz in Mazra'iy-i-Vashiliash, to Baghdad March
26, 1863. (Shavval 5, 1279 A.H.)
Sojourn in the Najibiyyih Garden, Bag!!dad: Baha'u'llah spent twelve days in this
garden on the shores of the river Tigris, commencing with His departure from His
home on April 22, 1863 (Dhil-Qa'dih 3, 1279 A.H.). This period is known as the
Ri<;lvan Festival, the greatest of all Baha'i celebrations, and that garden has been
called by Him, in commemoration of His Declara tion there, the' 'Garden ofRi<;lvan."
Departure from the Garden ofRi~van May 3, 1863. (Dhi'l-Qa'dih 14, 1279 A.H.)
To CONSTANTINOPLE:
Arrival in Firayjat (about three miles from BagEdad), May 3, 1863. (Dhi'l-Qa'dih
14, 1279 A.H.)
Departure from Firayjat May 9, 1863. (Dhi'l-Qa'dih 20, 1279 A.H.)
Villages, Towns and Ports visited en route:
Judaydih
DiH-'Abbas
Qarih-Tapih
~alal:liyyih (stayed two nights)
Dust-Khurmatu
Tawuq
Karkuk (stayed two days)
IrbH
By the river Zab
Bartallih
JOURNEY FROM BAGHDAD
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Mosul (stayed three days)
Za!IDu
Jazirih
Nisibin
l:I~san-Aqa
Mardin
Diyar-Bakr (stayed two days)
Ma'dan-Mis
Kharput (stayed two or three days)
Ma'dan-Nuqrih
Dilik-Tam
Sivas
Tuqat
Amasia (stayed two days)
Ilahiyyih (reached on last day of overland journey)
Samsun on the Black Sea: Baha'u'llah stayed there seven days before departing
by steamer for Constantinople on August 13, 1863. ($afar 27, 1280 A.H.)
Sinope (port of call touched on August 14)·
AnyabuH (port of call touched on August 15)'
Constantinople arrival August 16, 1863. (Rabi'u'l-Avval I, 1280 A.H.)
Journey from Bag!!dad to Samsun lasted 110 days.
JOURNEY FROM CONSTANTINOPLE To AnRIANOPLE, 12 DAYS LONG:
The following villages were passed through en route:
Kuchik-Chakmachih
Buyuk-Chakmacl!ih
Salvari
Birkas
Baba-Iski
ADRIANOPLE SOJOURN AND DEPARTURE FOR THE HOLY LAND:
Arrival December 12, 1863. (Rajab I, 1280 A.H.)
Departure August 12, 1868. (Rabi'u'ili-Thani 22, 1285 A.H.)
The following villages were passed through en route:
Uzun-Kupri
Kashanih
Gallipoli (reached about four days after leaving Adrianople). Three nights were
spent there before leaving.
Departure from Gallipoli, August 21, 1868 (Jamadiyu'l-Avval 2, 128 5 A.H.), by
steamer for 'Akka.
The boat touched at the following ports en route:
MadelH
Smyrna (stayed two days)
Alexandria (transshipped the same day for Haifa)
Port Said
Jaffa
Haifa: Baha'u.'llah was landed in the morning and a few hours later left by sailing
vessel for 'Akka.
'AKKA. PERIOD:
Arriv~l in 'Ak~a August 31, 186? (Jamadiyu'l-Avval 12, 1285 A.H.)
Impnsonmen~ m the Barracks of Akka lasted two years, two months and five days.
Con?,n~~ent m th~ p;ison,city o~'A~a,. from the time of His arrival, was nine years.
Baha ~ llah spent, m Akka and Its vlcmlty, twenty-four years as a prisoner and exile.
AscensIOn, May 29, 1892. (Dhi'l-Qa'dih 2, 1309 A.H.)
CITIES VISITED BY 'ABDU'L-BAHA. IN THE COURSE
OF HIS THREE-YEAR TRAVELS 1911-1913
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA
Baltimore, Md.
21. Milford, N.H.
Berkeley, Calif.
22. Minneapolis, Minn.
Boston, Mass.
23. Montclair, N.J.
Brooklyn, N.Y.
24. Montreal, P.Q.
Buffalo, N.Y.
25. Morristown, N.J.
Cambridge, Mass.
26. New York, N.Y.
Chicago, Ill.
27. Oakland, Calif.
Cincinnati, O.
28. Omaha, Neb.
Cleveland, O.
29. Palo Alto, Calif.
Denver, Colo.
30. Pasadena, Calif.
Dublin, N.H.
31. Philadelphia, .Penna.
Fanwood, N.J.
32. Pittsburgh, Penna.
Glenwood Springs, Colo.
33. Sacramento, Calif.
Green Acre, Eliot, Me.
34. Salt Lake City, Utah
Jersey City, N.J.
35. San Francisco, Calif.
I M'mn.
Kenosha, Wis.
6 S t. P au,
3.
Lincoln, Neb.
37. Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles, Calif.
38. West Englewood, N.J.
Malden, Mass.
39. Worcester, Mass.
Medford, Mass.
EUROPE
Bad Mergentheim
8. Marseilles
Bristol
9· Oxford
Budapest
10. Paris
I I. Stuttgart
Edinburgh
Geneva
12. Thonon-Ies-Bains
Liverpool
13. Vienna
London
EGYPT
Abuqir
5· Man~urih
Alexandria
6. Port Said
Cairo
7· Zaytun
Isma'iHyyih
TERRITORIES MENTIONED BY 'ABDU'L-BAHA
IN THE TABLETS OF THE DIVINE PLAN
I.
M~anistan
2.
Alaska
Andorra
Argentina
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Austria;.Hungary
Bahama Islands
Balearic Islands
Belgium
9.
10.
I I.
Belize
(or British Honduras)
Bermuda
Bismarck Archipelago
12.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
18.
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20.
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22.
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41.
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44·
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46 .
47·
48 .
Bolivia
Borneo
Brazil
British Guiana
British Isles
Bulgaria
Canary Islands
Cape Verde Islands
Caroline Islands
Celebes
Ceram
Ceylon
Chile
China
Colombia
Corsica
Costa Rica
Crete
Cuba
Denmark
Dutch Guiana
Ecuador
Falkland Islands
Faroe Islands
Fiji Islands
France
French Guiana
French Indo-China
Friendly Islands
Galapagos Islands
Germany
Gilbert Islands
Greater. Antilles
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Hawaiian Islands
49·
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52.
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54·
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58.
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81.
82.
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84·
85·
Hebrides
Holland
Honduras
Iceland
India
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Java
Juan Fernandez
Korea
Lesser Antilles
Liech tenstein
Low Archipelago
Loyalty Islands
Luxembourg
Madagascar
Madeira Islands
Malta
Marquesas
Marshall Islands
Mauritius
Melanesia
Mexico
Micronesia
Moluccas
Monaco
Montenegro
New Caledonia
New Guinea
New Hebrides
New Zealand
Nicaragua .
Norway
Orkney Islands
Panama
Paraguay
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10 7.
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109.
110.
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113·
114·
115·
116.
I 17.
118.
119·
120.
Peru
Philippine Islands
Polynesia
Portugal
Puerto Rico
Reunion Island
Rumania
Russia (Asia)
Russia (Europe)
Saint Helena
Salvador
Samoa Islands
San Marino
Santo Domingo
Sardinia
Serbia
Shetland Islands
Siam
Sicily
Society Islands
Solomon Islands
Sou th Africa
Spain
Straits Settlements
Sumatra
Sweden
Switzerland
Tasmania
Timor
Tobago
Trinidad
Uruguay
Venezuela
Watling Island
Z~nzibar
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TERRITORIES TO BE OPENED TO THE FAITH
1953- 1963
OPENED
I.
Admiralty Is.
Aleutian Is.
Andaman Is.
Andorra
Anticosti I.
Ashanti Protectorate
Azores
Bahama Is.
Balearic Is.
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17·
18.
Baranof I.
Basutoland
Bechuanaland
Bhutan
British Cameroons
British Guiana
British Honduras
British Togoland
Brunei
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Kirgizia
Kodiak I.
Kuria Muria Is.
Labrador
Leeward Is.
Liech tenstein
Lofoten Is.
Loyalty Is.
Macao I.
Madeira
Magdalen Is.
Mahe
Malta
Margari ta I.
Mariana Is.
Marquesas Is.
Marshall Is.
Mauritius
Mentawei Is.
Miquelon I. &
St. Pierre I.
Monaco
Morocco
(Inf1. Zone)
New Hebrides Is.
Nicobar Is.
Protectorate
(Gold Coast)
Orkney Is.
Pondicherry
Portuguese Guinea
Portuguese Timor
Queen Charlotte Is.
91.
9 2.
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118.
119·
120.
Reunion I.
Rhodes
Rio de Oro
Ruanda-U rundi
Samoa Is.
San Marino
Sardinia
Seychelles
Shetland Is.
Sicily
Sikkim
Society Is.
Socotra I.
Solomon Is.
Southern Rhodesia
South West Africa
Spanish Guinea
Spanish Morocco
Spanish Sahara
Spitzbergen
St. Helena
St. Thomas I.
Swaziland
Tadzhikistan
Tibet
Tonga Is.
Tuamotu Archipelago
Uzbekistan
Windward Is.
Yukon
ADDITIONAL TERRITORIES OPENED
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9·
Cook Is.
Crete
Cyprus
Daman
Diu I.
Dutch Guiana
Dutch New Guinea
Dutch West Indies
Falkland Is.
Faroe Is.
Franklin
French Cameroons
French Equatorial
Africa
French Guiana
French Somali land
French Togoland
French West Africa
Frisian Is.
Galapagos Is.
Gambia
Gilbert & Ellice Is.
Goa
Grand Manan I.
Greece
Hadhramaut
Hainan I.
Hebrides Is.
Italian Somaliland
Juan Fernandez Is.
Karikal
Kazakhstan
Keewatin
Key West
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22.
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25·
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27·
Canary Is.
Cape Breton I.
Cape Verde Is.
Caroline Is.
Chagos Archipelagc
Channel Is.
Chiloe I.
Cocos I.
Comoro Is.
2.
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4·
Cambodia
Corisco I.
Easter I.
Fernando Po I.
5·
6.
7·
8.
Gulf I.
Lacadive Is.
Laos
Mafia I.
II.
Maldive Is.
Pemba I.
Trinidad
8.
9·
10.
Sakhalin I.
Ukraine
White Russia
9·
10.
UNOPENED
I.
2.
3·
4·
Albania
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
5·
6.
7·
Moldavia
Mongolia
Rumania
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2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
15·
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17·
18.
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21.
22.
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25·
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28.
29·
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31.
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34·
35·
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37·
38 .
39·
TERRITORIES TO BE CONSOLIDATED
1953- 196 3
Abyssinia
40 . France
79· Nigeria
Aden Protectorate
80. Northern Rhodesia
41. Georgia
Adhirbayjan
81. Norway
4 2 . Gold Coast
Afghanistan
82. Nyasaland
43· Greenland
Al)sa
83· Pakistan
44· Guatemala
Alaska
84· Panama
45· Hawaiian Is.
Algeria
46 . I:Iijaz
85· Paraguay
86. Peru
Angola
47· Honduras
Argentina
48 . Holland
87· Philippine Islands
Armenia ·
88. Poland
49· Hong Kong
Austria
50. Hungary
89· Portugal
Bal)rayn I.
51. Iceland
90 . Puerto Rico
Baluchistan
52. Indo-China
91. Qatar
Belgium
9 2. Russian S.F .S.R.
53· Indonesia
Belgian Congo
93· Sarawak
54· Italy
Bermuda
94· Saudi Arabia
55· Jamaica
Bismark Archipelago 56. Japan
95· Siam
Bolivia
96 . Sierra Leone
57· Jordan
Borneo
58. Kenya
97· Somaliland
Brazil
98 . South Africa
59· Korea
Bulgaria
60. Kuweit
99· Spain
Burma
100. Sudan
61. Lebanon
101. Sweden
Ceylon
62. Liberia
Chile
102. Switzerland
63· Libya
China
103. Syria
64· Luxembourg
Colombia
104. Tanganyika
65· Mackenzie
Corsica
66. Madagascar
105. Tasmania
Costa Rica
Malaya
106. Trucial Sheihl.J.s
67·
Cuba
68. Manchuria
10 7. Tunisia
Czechoslovakia
108. Turkey
69· Martinique I.
Denmark
109. Turkmenistan
70 . Mexico
Dominican Republic 71. Morocco
110. Uganda
Ecuador
I I I.
'Umman
72. Mozambique
Eire
I 12.
Uruguay
73· Nepal
EI Salvador
Venezuela
I 13.
74· New Caledonia
Eritrea
114· Yemen
75· Newfoundland
Fiji
76 . New Guinea
115· Yugoslavia
Finland
116. Zanzibar
77· New Zeala:nd
Formosa
Zululand
I 17.
78 . Nicaragua
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APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF LOCALITIES WHERE
BAHA'fs RESIDE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
North East Asia: over ,80 localities
The Pacific Islands: over 130 localities
The Antipodes: over 160 localities
Europe: over 660 localities
South East Asia: over 740 localities
Latin America: over 950 localities
The Middle East: over 1,390 localities
North America: over I ?980 localities
The Indian Sub-Continent: over 2,220 localities
Africa: over 2,900 localities
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National
National
3. National
4. National
5. National
6. National
7. National
8. National
9 . . National
10. National
I I. National
12. National
13. National
14. National
15. National
16. National
17. National
18. National
19. National
20. National
2 I. National
22. National
23. National
24. National
25. National
26. National
27. National
28. National
29. National
30. National
31. National
3 2 • National
33. National
34. National
35. National
36. National
37. National
38. National
39. National
40. National
41. National
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INCORPORATED BAHA'I ASSEMBLIES
LOCAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES
ABYSSINIA
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Spiritual
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
Assembly
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Baha'is
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Baha'is
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Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
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Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
Baha'is
of the United States
of India
of the British Isles
of Germany
of Canada
of Alaska
of Central and East Africa
of New Zealand
of North East Asia
of Pakistan
of France
of Mexico
of Burma
of the South Pacific Islands
of Australia
of Guatemala
of Honduras
of North East Africa
of Venezuela
of Belgium
of Brazil
of the Dominican Republic
of El Salvador
of Haiti
of Panama
of Peru
of Switzerland
of Argentina
of Bolivia
of Ceylon
of Colombia
of Costa Rica
of Ecuador
of Finland
of Holland
of Jamaica
of Luxembourg
of Nicaragua
of Norway
of Paraguay
of Uruguay
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Addis Ababa
ALASKA
I.
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Anchorage
Fairbanks
3. Juneau
4. Ketchikan
5. Spenard
6. Tanana Valley
ARGENTINA
I.
Buenos Aires
2. Cordoba
AUSTRALIA
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Adelaide
Brisbane
Burnside
Canberra
Darwin
Enfield
Gawler
8. Ipswich
9· Mitcham
Murray Bridge
Payneham
12. Perth
13· Port Adelaide
14· Renmark
10.
II.
15. Salisbury
16. Sydney
I 7. Wollongong
18. Woodville
19. Unley
BALUCHISTAN
I.
Mastung
2. Quetta
BELGIUM
I.
Brussels
2. Charleroi
BERMUDA
I.
Hamilton
BOLIVIA
I.
Cochabamba
2.
La Paz
BRAZIL
Bahia
Campinas
3. Curitiba
I.
2.
4. Niteroi
5. Porto Alegre
6. Rio de Janeiro
BRITISH CAMEROONS
I.
Victoria
47
7. S~o Caetano
8. Sao Paulo
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
Belfast
Brighton
Bristol
Cambridge
Cardiff
Cheadle
Edinburgh
B.
g.
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
BRITISH ISLES
Leeds
Leicester
Liverpool
London
Manchester
Norwich
Oxford
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
15·
16.
17·
lB.
Ig.
Peterborough
Pontypridd
Reading
Romford
Torquay
I.
Cuenca
San Salvador
I.
Georgetown
I.
ERITREA
Asmara
I.
BRUNEI
Brunei Town
I.
FIJI
I.
Daidanaw
2. Mandalay
I.
Calgary
Edmonton
Etobicoke
Hamilton
London
Montreal
North York
B. Oshawa
3· Rangoon
FINLAND
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
Ottawa
Pickering
Regina
St. Catharines
Saltfleet
Saskatoon
Helsinki
I.
CANADA
g.
Suva
I.
BURMA
15·
16.
17·
lB.
Ig.
Scarborough
Toronto
Vancouver
Vernon
Winnipeg
CEYLON
I.
ECUADOR
2. Quito
EL SALVADOR
BRITISH GUIANA
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
Santo Domingo (Ciudad Trujillo)
I.
GERMANY
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
. 6.
7·
Baden Baden
Berlin
Bonn
Darmstadt
Dusseldorf
Erlangen
Esslingen
B. Frankfurt AIM
g.
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
Freiburg
Giessen
Hamburg
Heidelberg
Karlsruhe
K6ln
15· Leinfelden
16. Mannheim
17· Miinchen
lB. Niirnberg
Ig. Stuttgart
20. Wiesbaden
Colombo
GILBERT AND ELLICE ISLANDS
CHILE
I.
Quilpue
2. Santiago
COLOMBIA
I.
Escazu
2. San Jose
CUBA
I.
Tuarabu Village
I.
Chichicastenango
GUATEMALA
Guatemala
City
2.
3. Quezaltenango
Bogota
COSTA RICA
I.
I.
3. Valparaiso
HAITI
I. Berard
2. Cap-Haitien
3· Duvallon
4· Liancourt
5· Mont-Louis
6. Moreau
7· Niel
B. Pinson
g. Port-au-Prince
10. St.-Marc
Havana
HONDURAS
CYPRUS
I.
Nicosia
48
I. La Ceiba
2. Puerto Cortes
3· San Pedro Sula
4· Taulabe
49
5· Tegucigalpa
6. Tela
.J
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Ahmedabad
Aligarh
Allahabad
Bangalore
Baroda
Belgaum
Bombay
Calcutta
Delhi
10. Gwalior
I I. Hyderabad
12. Ichalkaranji
13. jalna
14. Kamarhatti
IS. Kanpur
16. Kolhapur
17. Lucknow
18. Mysore
MAURITIUS
J
INDIA
19.
20.
2 I.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Nagpur
Nasik
Panchgani
Poona
Rampur
Secunderabad
Sholapur
Srinagar
]
!
,j
Beau Bassin/Rose Hill
2. Port Louis
I.
INDONESIA
'1
I.
Simatalu (Saibi)
2. Simatalu (Hulu)
J
1
1
Djakarta
4. Vacoas
MENTAWEI ISLANDS
3· Sipaipadjet
MEXICO
Agualulco
2. Esquin tla
3. Guadalajara
4. Guerrero
I.
I.
3· Quatre Bornes
5·
6.
7.
8.
Mexico City
Monterrey
Ocothin
Puebla San Rafael
9. San Miguel
10. Santiago
I I. Tepic
'J
I.
~
Kingston
I.
Auckland
I
JAPAN
I.
NEW ZEALAND
1
JAMAICA
Tokyo
2. Devonport
3· Hamilton
4· Wellington
NICARAGUA
I.
I
~
Managua
j
NORTHERN RHODESIA
KENYA
I.
J
Nairobi
I. Chibuluma
2. Chingola
}
l
LAOS
I.
Vientiane
3· Fisenge
4· Kitwe
NORWAY
I.
Oslo
I.
Blantyre
J
NYASALAND -
LIBERIA
I.
Bomi Hills
5. Luanshya
6. Mukutuma
2. Monrovia
pAKISTAN
LUXEMBOURG
I.
Luxembourg Ville
1
I. Abbottabad
2. Chittagong
3. Dacca
4. Hyderabad
5·
6.
7.
8.
MALAYA
I.
2.
Kuala Lumpur
Malacca
3· Penang
4· Seremban
5. Singapore
~
I.
Colon
2. Canal Zone, So. Dist.
3· David
PARAGUAY
MARIANA ISLANDS
I.
I.
Guam
Asuncion
51
50
f
}
9. Rawalpindi
10. Sialkot
II. Sukkur
12. Tando Adam
PANAMA
1
\
Karachi
Lahore
Montgomery
Nawabshah
4. Panama
PERU
Arequipa
2. Cajamarca
3· Callao
I.
4· Chiclayo
5· Huancayo
6. Lima
7· Pampa Cruz
8. Quillhuay
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
I.
I.
Manila
Apia
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
2. Solano
7·
8.
9·
SAMOA
2. Pago Pago
10.
SARAWAK
I.
Kanovit
II.
2. Kuching
12.
SEYCHELLES
I.
13·
14·
Port Victoria
SOUTHERN RHODESIA
I.
Salisbury
17·
18.
19·
20.
21.
22.
23·
SUDAN
I.
Khartoum North
SWITZERLAND
Basel
2. Bern
3· Geneva
I.
4· Lausanne
5· Neuchatel
6. Vevey
7. Zurich
TANGANYIKA
I.
Dar-es-Salaam
2. Tanga
TONGA
I.
Mu'a
2. Nuku'alofa
UGANDA
I. Aciisa
2. Akarukei
3· Awiri
4· Dusai
5·
6.
7.
8.
Kalapata
Kampala
Morukokume
Opot
52
15·
16.
9· Osopotoit
10. Tilling
24·
25·
26.
27·
28.
29·
, 30.
3 1.
32.
33·
34·
35·
36 .
37·
38.
39·
40 .
Albuquerque,
New Mexico
Alhambra, California
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Atlanta, Georgia
Augusta, Georgia
Austin, Texas
Baltimore, Maryland
Berkeley, California
Beverly,
Massachusetts
Beverly Hills,
California
Binghamton,
New York
Birmingham,
Alabama
Boise, Idaho
Boston,
Massachusetts
Brookfield, Wisconsin
Broward County,
Florida
Buffalo, New York
Burbank, California
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Chicago, Illinois
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Heights,
Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Compton, California
Dallas, Texas
Davenport, Iowa
Dayton, Ohio
Decatur, Georgia
De Kalb County,
Georgia
Denver, Colorado
Detroit, Michigan
District of Columbia
Eliot, Maine
Elmhurst, Illinois
Eugene, Oregon
Evanston, Illinois
Flagstaff, Arizona
Flint, Michigan
Fort Wayne, Indiana
UNITED STATES
41. Fresno, California
74·
4 2. Glendale, California
75·
76.
43· Grand Rapids,
Michigan
77·
78 .
44· Greensboro, North
Carolina
79·
45· Greenville, South
Carolina
80.
81.
46 . Greenwich,
Connecticut
82.
47· Hamburg Township,
New York
83·
48. Helena, Montana
84·
85·
49· Honolulu, Hawaii
86.
50. Houston, Texas
51. Indianapolis, Indiana
87·
88.
52. Jackson, Mississippi
89·
53· Jamestown,
New York
90 .
54· Jersey City,
New Jersey
91.
9 2.
55· Kansas City,
Missouri
93·
56. Kenosha, Wisconsin
57· Kirkland,
94·
Washington
95·
58. Las Vegas, Nevada
96 .
59· Lima, Ohio
60. Long Beach,
California
97·
61. Los Angeles,
98 .
California
99·
100.
62. Madison, Wisconsin
101.
63· Maui, Hawaii
102.
64· Maywood, Illinois
103.
65· Memphis, Tennessee
104.
66. Miami, Florida
105.
67· Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
106.
10 7.
68. Minneapolis,
Minnesota
69· Muskegon, Michigan 108.
70. Nashville, Tennessee
71. New York, New York 109.
72. North Dade County,
Florida
110.
North
King
County
I I I.
73·
Commissioner's Distr.,
112.
Washington
53
Oak Park, Illinois
Oakland, California
Palo Alto, California
Pasadena, California
Peoria, Illinois
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Phoenix, Arizona
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
Pomona, California
Portland, Oregon
Quincy, Illinois
Racine, Wisconsin
Reno, Nevada
Riverside, California
Rochester, New York
Sacramento,
California
Salt Lake City, Utah
San Antonio, Texas
San Diego, California
San Francisco,
California
San Jose, California
San Juan, Puerto
Rico
Santa Monica,
California
Seattle, Washington
South Bend, Indiana
Spokane, Washington
Springfield, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
St. Paul, Minnesota
Teaneck, New Jersey
Tucson, Arizona
Urbana, Illinois
Waterloo, Iowa
Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin
West Chester,
Pennsylvania
West Hollywood,
California
Wilmette, Illinois
Wilmington,
Delaware
Winnetka, Illinois
BAHA'i CENTRES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
URUGUAY
I.
Montevideo
ABYSSINIA
(ETHIOPIA)
VIETNAM
I.
Assembly
Saigon
I.
I.
Caracas
2.
VENEZUELA
Sucre
I.
YUKON
Whitehorse
Addis Ababa
Groups
Adua
Alamaya
3. Debrezeit
I.
2.
Adigrat
Ambo
3. Awassa
4. Bedele
I.
2.
4. Dessie
5. Dire-Dawa
6. Gondar
5.
6.
7.
8.
Isolated Centres
Endeselasie
Gorsum
Harar
Hosana
7. Jimma
9. Kalafo
10. Nazareth
II. Wollisso
12. Wonji
ADEN PROTECTORATE
Assembly
I.
Aden
ADHIRBAYJAN
Isolated Centre
I.
Baku
AFGHANISTAN
Group
I.
Kabul
ALASKA
I.
2.
3·
4·
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
54
Anchorage
Delta Junction
Douglas
Fairbanks
Big Delta
Birch Creek
Cordova
Cordova (outside)
Homer
Assemblies
5· Fort Yukon
6. Juneau
7· Ketchikan
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
Groups
Metlakatla
Nome
Petersburg
Petersburg (outside)
Ridgeway
55
8. Matanuska Valley
9· Spenard
10.
Tanana Valley
II.
Skagway
Thane
Unalakleet
Wrangell
Wrangell (outside)
12.
13·
14·
15·
I.
2. ·
3.
4.
Arctic Village
Barrow
Canyon Village
Clear Eagle River
5.
6.
7.
8.
Isolated Centres
Kake
Kenai
Kotzebue
Mount Edgecombe
9.
10.
I I.
I.
Seward
Soldotna
Talkeetna
2.
3.
4.
Isolated Centres
Haedo
Lomas del Mirador
5.
6.
San Cristobal
San Fernando
ARMENIA
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
I.
Alejandro
Castelar
I.
Yerevan
Group
Unalaska.
2.
Isolated Centres
Artez
ASHANTIPROTECTORATE
(GHANA)
ALGERIA
I.
Assemblies
I.
Algiers
I.
Lamorcier
2.
Oran
2.
Isolated Centres
Tiaret
AUSTRALIA
(SEE ALSO TASMANIA)
ANDAMAN ISLANDS
I.
Isolated Centre
Port Blair
i'
ANDORRA
I•
- Group
Andorra-la-Vella
ANGOLA
I.
Malange
I.
Assembly
Luanda
2.
Groups
Nova Gaia
I.
Isolated Centre
Nova Lisboa
ARGENTINA
I •
2.
I.
2.
3.
Almirante Brown
Bahia Blanca
3.
4.
Comodoro Rivadavia 4.
Don Torcuato
5.
Florida
6.
Assembly
Kumasi
Assemblies
Buenos Aires
Cordoba
5.
6.
Ezeiza
Rosario
Groups
Humahuaca
Lanus
La Plata
7.
8.
9.
Lima Ramos
Lomas de Zamora
Mejia
56
Adelaide
Ballarat
Brisbane
Burnside
Canberra
Caringbah
Darwin
Enfield
Gawler
Ipswich
Assemblies: 30
Kuring-gai
Lismore
-Melbourne
Mitcham
Mudgee
Murray Bridge
Newcastle
Payneham
Perth
Port Adelaide
Berri
Blacktown
Blue Mountains
Booleroo Centre
Bowral
Bremer Junction
Brighton, S. A.
Campbelltown
Cooma
Harvey
Heidelberg
Henley and Grange
Hunter's Hill
Groups: 38
Jimna
Lane Cove
Liechhardt
Loxton North
Manly
Marion
Mittagong
Mosman
North Sydney
Orange
Parkes
Perth Road
Port N oarlunga
Ashfield
Belgrave
Brighton
Brunswick
Bungaree Shire
Isolated Centres: 43
Chadstone
Claremont
Cleve
Cobram
Concord
57
Prahran
Randwick
Renmark
Rockdale
Salisbury
Sydney
Unley
Warringah
Wollongong
Woodville
Port Pirie
Prospect
Quorn
South Perth
St. Peters
Strathfield
Tamworth
Thebarton
Tinana
Toowoomba
Wagga
Waverley
East Malvern
Emu Point
Fivedock
Fremantle
Geelong
Glen Innes
Grassmere
Heywood
Hindmarsh
Kalgoorlie
Kangaroo Island
Kingston
Kogarah
Longreach
Lyndoch
Mascot
Meandarra
Mullumbimby
Mundaring Shire
Neville
Norwood
Peterborough West
Redgate
Talgarno
Tamborine
Tea Tree Gully
Toronto
Walkerville
West Torrens
Whyalla
Willoughby
Woomera
Young
AUSTRIA
I. Baden
2. Graz
I. Horn
2. Klosterneuburg
Assemblies
Innsbruck
3·
4· Linz
Group
I. Modling
Isolated Centres
Leoben
3·
AZORES
Group
I. Angroda Heroisma
BASUTOLAND
I. Makhalaneng
2.
Maseru
I. Butha Buthe
2.
3·
4·
Hanger's Drift
Leribe
Mafeteng
I. Khubetsoana
5· Salzburg
6.
2.
Likotopong
Assemblies
Mphaki's
Seqonoka
3·
4·
7·
Groups
Matsieng
Mohale's Hoek
Moreboli
3·
4·
Isolated Centres
Quthing
Roma
5·
6.
5·
Sephapo's Gate
6. Sephapo's Nek
8. Qacha'sNek
g. Teyateyaneng
10.
Upper Qume
5·
Tsikoane
6.
Morwa Village
Serowe
Vien~a
BECHUANALAND
I. Lobatsi
2.
Assemblies
Mahalapye
4·
5·
Groups
Mafeking
Molopolole
I.
Isolated Centre
Moeng
4. St. Gilgen
I. Gaborone
2. Gantsi
3· Kopong
7·
BAHAMA ISLANDS
I. Nassau
(CONGO REPUBLIC)
BAJ:IRAYN ISLAND
Assembly
I. Manama
BALEARIC ISLANDS
I.
Assembly
Palma de Mallorca
BALUCHISTAN
I.
Mastung
2.
Assemblies
Quetta
I.
Group
Fort Sandeman
BARANOF ISLAND
I.
Sitka
2.
BELGIAN CONGO
Group
Balimba (I)
Balimba (2)
Bamate (I)
Bamate (2)
Batende (I)
Batende (2)
Buhasa (I)
Buhasa (2)
Bukekwa
Buluka
Busombo
Bwengela
Chendajilu
Hongela
Ibindi
Ilakala
Itambi
Kaliba
Kanga (I)
Kalungwe
Katupu
Kabwale
Kaboke (I)
Kabumbe
Kasolele
Kahololo
Kanwema
Kasolelo
Kasenya
Kalimbama
Kahungwe
Kandua
Kanga (2)
Kahungue
Assemblies: 143*
Kanga (3)
Kabimba (I)
Kaboke(2)
Kasongo (I)
Kabondozi (I)
Kakunga (I)
Kalunga
Kamano
Kaboke (3)
Kasongo (2)
Kabondozi (2)
Kakunga (2)
Kabela
Kabimba (2)
Kangule
Kasheke
Kadwa-sange
Katobo
Kalimba
Kabonjo
Kasenyi
Kisala
Kihanama
Kishaja
Kihanda
Kitiba
Kisanga
Kitibili
Kitabi (I)
Kitabi (2)
Kingu
Kisolo
Kilumbi
Kigurwe
Groups
Mount Edgecombe
• N.B. Names of over 50 assemblies, innumerable groups and isolated centres have
not been listed owing to difficulties of communication.
58
59
Kipombo (I)
Kiliya
Kisanga
Kipombo (2)
Kiliba (I)
Kihanda
Kiluli
Kibirizi
Kiliba (2)
Lebela
Lekeza
Lurabagi
Lukangaka
Lukamba (I)
Luzibachi (I)
Luzasa
Lubera
Luke
Lukunda
Lunigo
Lukezi
Luzibachi (2)
Lukamba (2)
Lubalachi
Lubarika
Lukungu
Lusuku
Lulambwe
Lurinda
Lubumga
Lukungu
Lusungu
Lukoke
Malingi (I)
Malingi (2)
Makembe
Makobola
Malinga
Mutongachimu
Mubambu
Mulambi
Mungolo
Mukongo (I)
Mulinga
Mulengo
Mugandja
Mugaja (I)
Mugaja (2)
Mungaja
Mukongo (2)
Misinga
Mikera
Mbanga
Nabisu
Nakiel
N amukangara
Namodoko
Namudoko
Naluzase
Ndengu
Ndegu-Katobo
Ndunda (I)
Ndunda (2)
N yamkangaza
Nulambi
Nondjwa
Nyibondo
Ngovi
Ruvumera (I)
Ruzizi
Runingo
Ruvumera (2)
Rubirizi
Sange (I)
Sange (2)
I. Antwerp
2. Brussels
I. Ben Ahin
2. Dilbeek
3. Huy
Groups
Kinkempois
4·
5· Leval-Trahegnies
6. Os tend
I. Angis
Isolated Centres
Fraipont
2.
Assemblies
POTOSI DEPARTMENT
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
Camani
Challuma C.
Casi Casi
Chaquequina
Huancuri
16.
Huarco
Chacura
21.
22.
23·
Cala Cala
Challa Pampa
Huanuni
7· Overyse
8. Verviers
28.
29·
Chevacollo
Ojra
17·
20.
BILBAO PROVINCE
Piarani
Assembly
I. Hamilton
BUSTILLOS PROVINCE
26.
24· Merke Aimaya
27·
25· Pichata
30 .
31.
Group
I. Rabaul, New Britain
60
Ciudad Potosi
Ramarani
Uyuni
CHAR CAS PROVINCE
Soragua Grande
Tomata Palca
CHUQUISACA DEPARTMENT
34·
35·
36 .
37·
38 .
Chocaya
Churumumu
EI Palmar
Huanaco
Jatun Mayo
39·
40 .
4 1.
4 2.
43·
ZUDANEZ PROVINCE
Jatun Khasa
44·
Jatun Rumi
45·
Pasopaya
46 .
Redenci6n Pampa
San Lorenzo
Rodeo
Santa Isabel
Yunguillas
52.
53·
54·
55·
56.
OROPEZA PROVINCE
Naranjos
Palahla
Sichicachi
Ciudad Sucre
Tapalilla
Viro Viro
Wairapata
Zoico
Zoicoco Palca
BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO
Assembly
I. Madina, New Ireland
18.
LINARES PROVINCE
33· Media Luna
BERMUDA
Group
Malco Chajpi
Sacani
Totoroco Ch.
Viluyo
CHA Y ANT A PROVINCE
3 2. Chajpi
3. Mons
I. Lutifu
DE IBANEZ PROVINCE
II.
Huai'iuma
12.
Jankarachi
Jankohuyo
13·
Kakhani
14·
Kekesana
FRIAS PROVINCE
Lupikhari
'J
4. Liege
BHUTAN
A.
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
QUIJ ARRO PROVINCE
15· Patachuyo
19·
BELGIUM
Assemblies
3· Charleroi
BOLIVIA
47· Cacchipata
4 8 . Cochapata
49· Huampillo '
50. Jurubamba
51. Lajas Tambo
61
57·
58.
-'59·
60.
I
I~
I
61.
Cullumayu
Huanahuito
62. J uscu Cienaga'
63· Lampasillos
64·
65·
66.
67·
Canada Mayo
72.
71.
Az URDUY PROVINCE
Marapampa
68.
Mosocllacta
69·
Pinos
70 .
Quinua Chacra
Rayo Lorna
Sutuyoc
Takhocasa
I(
I,'
INQUISIVE PROVINCE
96. Huaylluma
MURILLO PROVINCE
98 . Ciudad La Paz
TOM INA PROVINCE
Opa Pampa
Groups
POTOSI DEPARTMENT
Y AMP ARAEZ PROVINCE
73· Lajas Pampa
II.
12.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
18.
19·
20.
21.
22.
33·
34·
35·
36 .
37·
38 .
39·
Anaruyo
Catuyo
Cochicochi
Espalmayo
Huana Javera
Huayllani
Jaccuhuta
40 . Jancomarca
41. Japo
4 2. Jucude
43· Keluyo
44· Ocuri
45· Queruta
46 . Senka
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
ORURO DEPARTMENT
L. CABRERA PROVINCE
74· Callohalca
DALENCE PROVINCE
78 .
77· Huanuni Venta
y Media
79·
75·
76 .
Aguas Cali en tes
Chokorasi
80.
ABAROA PROVINCE
Colcohuyo Autipina 8 I. Llapallapani
82.
83·
POOPO PROVINCE
Negro CaipIa
84·
CERCADO PROVINCE
Ciudad Oruro
Tati Iquina
Wilakollo
87·
88.
AIQUILE PROVINCE
Puca Khaka
89·
Rumi Corral
90 .
QUI] ARRO PROVINCE
Vallavillos
Yuraj Khasa
~
CERCADO PROVINCE
91. Ciudad Cochabamba
9 2.
TAP ACARI PROVINCE
Yauri Totora-Tallija
CAMPERO PROVINCE
93· Quehuenal
LA PAZ DEPARTMENT
94. Cajiata
OMASUYOS PROVINCE
95· Zamora
62
Ovejeria
Palca Ticanuma
Pararani
Pichuya
Sacaca
Sutaguana
Totorcochi
Tajuta
Vankuni
Wila Khasa
Willaneke
COCHABAMBA DEPARTMENT
Irakaza
Manzanaioj
A. DE IBANEZ PROVINCE
Jalsuri
23·
Janko Jake
24·
Jankovilque
25·
26.
Jayoma
Kisivilque
27·
Leke
28.
Lipichicaima
29·
Mikani
30.
Molino Ticanuma
3 1.
Ninachata
32.
Nekiri
Acumarca
Alta Ticanuma
Arconi
Bitura
Camata
Cochini
Colpani
Chacachata
Chorimaccota
Huanacota
Incuhuyo
I.
85·
86.
97. Vilavinto Tolapampa
.j
52.
53·
54·
55·
56.
57·
58.
59·
60.
Amayani
Alcoba
Anthora
Attina '
Aycama
Calazaya
Can Esquina
Cantapi
Canton Cholchocani
78 .
79·
80.
81.
Asanquiri
Coaraca
Cotana
Chacura
47· Tinaquiri
48 . Tolavinto
49· Uyuni
50. Zinaquere
51. Zumayo
61.
62.
63·
64·
65·
66.
67·
68.
69.
FRIAS PROVINCE
Cochapampa
Cruz Oko
Challavira
Chancakollo
Huilapujro
Irupampa
Iscopurgata
Las Delicias
Layo Layo
70 •
71.
72.
73·
74·
75·
76.
77·
Lluchuta
Moromonteri
Pucara
Pucupucuni
Sayaga
Soriehata
Tajochua
Toreake
82.
83·
84·
85·
BILBAO PROVINCE
Chojlla
Jachapampa
Machacamarca
Pamparani
86.
87·
Puerta
Urimarca
63
88.
89·
90 .
9I.
98 .
99·
100.
10I.
102.
103.
Antoma
Chapichapi
CharaJaque
Huayllani
Alacruz
Calapequeiia
Carapampa
Caroskara
Coocari
Condor Pampa
114· Challapiti
115· Danzaiia
BUSTILLOS PROVINCE
9 2 . Jakachulpa
95·
96 .
93· Maracas
94· Muru Amaya
97·
CHARCAS PROVINCE
104. Charoq ue
105. Jachakalla
106. Huaripampa
10 7. Khayarani
108. Huarihumaiia
109.
110.
I II.
112.
113·
Pairumani
Tomuyo
Yauriri
174· Bombo
175· Cataricawa
176 . Condor Iquiiia
Lupikipa
S.uarani
Toscapujio
Torosini
Vetura
181.
182.
183.
184.
185.
186.
187.
CHA YANT A PROVINCE
116. Hevira
118. Pampuyo
117. Kea Kea
119· Sacasaca
CHUQ.UISACA DEPARTMENT
120. Alegre
12 I. J un quill os
126.
127·
128.
129.
130.
13 1.
Aranjuez
Calizaya
Canto Molino
Coleabamba
Corsus Mayo
Coyo Coyo
142. Baiiado
143· Boyero
144· Colea Pampa
151. Capaj
15 2 . Chavarria
153· EI Dorado
158. Tola Mayo
Z UDAN"EZ PRoviNCE
12 4. Quesera
122. Lagunillas
12 5. Tacopampa
123. Quehualituyoc
OROPEZA PROVINCE
132. Cuchutambo
133· Khola Pucara
134· Loje
135· Marcavi
136 . Media Luna
137·
138 .
139·
140 .
14I.
Palapaya
Teja Huasi
Tococala
Tocorhuata
Warangayo
AZURDUY PROVINCE
148 . Sumala
145· Chaquimayo
146 . Muralla
149· Tarea Pampa
San
Pedro
150 . Tiempo Pampa
147·
TOMINA PROVINCE
154. Fuerte
156 . Tranka Khasa
155. Paslapaya
157· Tunas Khasa
YAMPARAEZ PROVINCE
159. Wellistoca
202.
20 3.
204.
20 5.
206.
Ampuyo
Belenda
Cautuyo
Colakeri
Colpacahua
Erunzata
Huaiiiri
Apanaque
Cibaruyo
Challapujro
Kiloma
Lajachoto
Agua de Castilla
Cacoota
Caillahuinto
Chusiquisi
Estancia Tanca
L.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
CABRERA PROVINCE
Irocagua
170 . Pampa Aullagas
Kapsuyo
171. Pasto de Lobos
Lupuyo
172. Suicuni
Oroncollo
173. Zally
Otuyo
64
ABAROA PROVINCE
188. Huari
189. Jaque Araiia
190. Jaritani
19 1. Japo
192. Lagunillas
193. Nazakara
194. Pazohuta
20 7.
208.
2°9·
210.
2 I I.
POOPO PROVINCE
Pairumani
Ponguni
Puiiaca
Peiiareito
Rijauta
195·
196 .
197·
198 .
199·
200.
20I.
Quinamayo
Tantakara
Tumuyo
Vintilla
Vicachani
Wilajipina
Viluyo
212.
21 3.
21 4.
21 5.
Totoni
Urnota Peiias
Wilakollo Peiias
Wilakollo Riajauta
CERCADO PROVINCE
2 16. Cala Cala
TOLEDO PROVINCE
2 I 7. Panza Island
DEPARTMENT OF
LA
PAZ
218. Cahuasiri
21 9. Huancarama
AROMA PROVINCE
220. J auri Chambi
22 I. Tola Kollo
223· Kanta
224· Saleapampa
OMASUYOS PROVINCE
225. Turini
227· Toruni
226. Sotalaya
228. Achica arriba
229· Achica abajo
230. Chacoma
INGAVi PROVINCE
231. Moramaya
232. Irpa Chico
222. Santiago de Collana
233· Pongone
234· Viacha
235· Quime
INQ.UISIVE PROVINCE
236. Poitucuni
237.
238.
239.
240.
CAMACHO PROVINCE
245. Pasani
241. Chuchilaya
246. Tarca Pampa
24 2. Incallata
247. Juppi
243· Inca Pampa
244· Parajachi
ORURO DEPARTMENT
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
DALENCE PROVINCE
177. Chuachuani
179· Sajsani
I 78. Irupalla Aleamariri 180. Tarokamarca
Iquipune
Jaricoca
Calandeca
Challapata
LOAYZA PROVINCE
248. Jakko
65
249. Chago
25 2 .
253·
254·
255·
Bujitillo
Calamarca
Hichuloma
Huarapata
AIQ.UILE PROVINCE
250. Mojon
25 I. Tipapampa
256.
257·
25 8 .
259·
MIZQ.UE PROVINCE
Ichukata
260. San Viciente
Intinmayo
261. Sillar
Lenkopunta
262. Sunchu Lorna
San Nicolas
263. Challa
TAP ACARI PROVINCE
264. Mujlli
26 5. Galpoio
266. Kavayone
ARQ.UE PROVINCE
26 7. Pacachani
268. Paria Chico
27 0 . Amicaya
CAPINOT A PROVINCE
27 I. Hornoma
27 2. Huay Chuma
273· Horno Khasa
CAMPERO PROVINCE
275. Tola Pampa
274· Puca Pucjio
18.
19·
20.
26.
27·
28.
Balqueri
Bertoma
Calasaya
Coviri
Chacoma
Challuiri Cari Cari
A. DE IBANEZ PROVINCE
13·
7· Chamacahuma
8. Chocchi
14·
15·
9· Jachakalla
16.
10. Jacohuyo
II. Jankani
17·
12. Jaroma
Biluyo
Anadozo
Candelaria
21.
22.
23·
Ankara
Antaki
Checchi
QUIJARRO PROVINCE
Carhuaycollo
24·
Chinchata
25·
Pulacayo
29·
30 .
31.
FRIAS PROVINCE
Humapalca
Markahui
Poco Poco
BILBAO PROVINCE
Challa
34·
Catacora
35·
36 .
37·
Condornaza
Chachacumani
38 .
39·
Canchis Blanca
Catariri
Karajara
55·
Vila Vila
Soruniri
Viscachani
CHAYANTA PROVINCE
51. Khamya
53·
52. Macha Macha
54·
Maragua
Quintafaya
SAAVERFA PROVINCE
56. Huaychi
57·
Pucoloma
•
CHUQ.UISACA DEPARTMENT
Llajuta
Molino Palca
Sabo Sabo
Vila Vila
Vintilla
Vilakollo
Tola Kanto
ZUDANEZ PROVINCE
Churaya
lela
Jarcas
Molle Khasa
Potrero
San Geronimo
San Jorge
Tocoro
Atokhani
Bata Khasa
Candelaria
Charo
Choricana
72.
73·
EI Tapial
Poroma
76 .
77·
78 .
79·
Collpi Khasa
Chorrillos
Hualpa Huasi
MancaJalpa
80.
81.
82.
83·
88.
Chunca Cancha
TOMINA PROVINCE
90.
89· Sopachuy
Tacos
91.
Collacamani
Y AMPARAEZ PROVINCE
9 2. Khollachanguay
93·
Molle Khaya
64·
65·
66.
67·
OROPEZA PROVINCE
74· Rufo
75·
AZURDUY PROVINCE
Molle Cancha
Molleni
Pampa Huasi
Pucara Pampa
Poytuco
Salinas
84·
85·
86.
87·
Tapala
Sauce
Tipa Pampa
Tolar Pampa
Tola Mayo
CINTI PROVINCE
Punilla
ORURO DEPARTMENT
95· Auquicollo
96 . Caruta
97· Challuta
Machaya Grande
Pampa Churo
68.
69·
70 .
71.
59·
60.
61.
62.
63·
94·
3 2.
33·
BUSTILLOS PROVINCE
Charapajsi
40 .
Choco
4 1.
66
48.
49·
50.
269. Tanga Tanga
POTOSI DEPARTMENT
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
Cayarani
Estancia de I pote
NOR. CHICHAS PROVINCE
58. Llallagua
Isolated Centres
I.
4 2.
43·
CHARCAS PROVINCE
46 .
44· Huacaria
47·
45· Quirque
103. Wila Apacheta
L.
98.
99.
100.
CABRERA PROVINCE
101. Vecoyo
Luca 102. Irica
Soitoco
Salinas
DALENCE PROVINCE
104. Kotana
67
105. Antakollo
106. Bilepefta
10 7. Collcohuta .
lOB. Condo
109. Chiraca
110. Jamachi Huma
12 I.
122.
12 3.
12 4.
Challhuamayo
Challuiri
Charkajara
Lanihuachu
I I I.
112.
113.
I 14.
115·
ABAROA PROVINCE
Jukutira Jankoaca
Jurkuta
Juchisuma
Kampoyo
Kamputa
12 5.
1'26.
12 7.
128.
POOPO PROVINCE
Lirocaima Pampa
OkkeJakke
Patascollo
Peftas
116.
117·
118.
119·
120.
Kuli
Kotuto
Tantangari
Tacagua Pacachani
Paria Urmiri
BORNEO
I.
2.
12 9.
13 0 .
13 I.
13 2 .
Portona
Quebrada
Toledo Untavi
Tomantazi
LA PAZ DEPARTMENT
2.
13 8 . Paso Cami
139. Inca Corona
OMASUYOS PROVINCE
140 . Pacharia
141. Lalaya
142. Alto La Paz
143. "Limani
INGA VI PROVINCE
144· Maso Cruz
145· Santa Rosa
148. Calori ta
INQUISIVE PROVINCE
149. Huaraca
146 . Villa Arriendo
147· Zorasaya
CAldACHO PROVINCE
152. Wila BolIo
153. Zuncallo
MURILLO PROVINCE
154. Villa Cuarto Centenario
155. Albaftal
158 . Linko Falta
159· Llavemoco
AIQUILE PROVINCE
156. Chaque Mayo
157. Nujcho Mayo
MIZQUE PROVINCE
160. Mullipampa
161. Thoromeo
CAMERO PROVINCE
162. Nocchoma
68
Tunbong Djudjang
9·
10.
II.
Santo Andre
S~o Caetano do SuI
S~o Paulo
Assemblies
I.
150 . Puerto Acosta
151. Pasaga
4·
BRAZIL
2.
3·
4·
CARANGAS PROVINCE
135. Orinoca
AROMA PROVINCE
137· Sincat a
Assembly
Tamnou
I. J esselton
P ARIA PROVINCE
133· Leque Palca
136. Umala
3·
Isolated Centre
I.
134. Mayka
Sandakan
Tamaloe
I.
2.
Bahia
Campinas
Curitiba
Lagoa Grande
8.
Niteroi
Porto Alegre
Recife
Rio de Janeiro
Belem
Belo Horizonte
3·
4·
Groups
Brasilia
Cachoeira Dourada
Amargosa
Cruzeiro
Isolated Centres
Foz
do Igua<;u
3·
4· Jacarei
5·
6.
7·
5·
6.
Mogi Mirim
Poc;os de Caldas
5·
6.
Matias Barbosa
Rio do SuI
BRITISH CAMEROONS
(CAMEROON REPUBLIC)
Ebonji
Edjuingang
Eshobi
Etoko
Eyang
Faitok
Fotabe
Kembong
Kombone
Kumba
Mambo
Mamfe
Mbatop
Mbehetok
Assemblies: 54
Mbinjong
Moliwe
Molyko
Muambong
Mukonyo
Mutengene
Muyuka
Nchemba
Nfontem
Ngassang
Ngombuku
Nguti
Ntenembang
Nyang
Bamenda
Bato
Besongabang
Ekona
Groups: 8
Ekpaw
Marumba
Ebensuk
Ndekwai
Ashum
Atibong
Bakebe
Bakogo
Bangapongo
Bara
Batchuntai
Batchuakagbe
Bekume
Boa
Buea
Defang
Ebeagwa
Ebinsi
Isolated Centres: 3
Nsoke
6g
Ossing
Sabes
Sumbe
Takwai
Takpa
Tali
Tiko
Tinto (I)
Tinto (2)
Tintombu
Tombel
Victoria
Mpundu
Tayor
BRITISH GUIANA
Assembly
Georgetown
I.
Groups
I.
2.
3· Kitty
4· Lodge Village
Campelville
Grove
5·
6.
MacKenzie
Providence
8.
g.
N ova Amsterdam
Rose Hall
Ruimvelt
Isolated Centres
I.
2.
3·
4·
Bee Hive Front
Eccles
Essequibo
Farm Dispensary
Graig Village
Herstelling
Newton Village
5·
6.
7·
10.
BRITISH HONDURAS
Assembly
I.
Belize
BRITISH ISLES
(SEE ALSO EIRE)
Aberdeen
Bangor
Belfast
Blackpool
Birmingham
Bournemouth
Bradford
Brighton
Bristol
Burnley
Cambridge
Canterbury
Cardiff
Cheadle
Chester
Eccles
Edinburgh
Epsom
Exeter
Glasgow
Hove
Inverness
Leeds
Leicester
Assemblies: 48
Liverpool
London
Manchester
Motherwell
Newcastle
Northampton
Norwich
Nottingham
Oxford
Peterborough
Pontypridd
Portsmouth
Reading
Romford
Salisbury
Sheffield
Southport
Sutton Coldfield
Swinton
Torquay
Watford
Winchester
Wokingham R.D.
York
Groups: 41
Dolgellau, Merioneth.
Ballygrainey, Co. Down.
Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.
Barrowford, Lanes.
Enfield, Middx.
Bellshill, Lanarks.
Faitford, Glos.
Birkenhead, Cheshire.
Greenisland, Co. Antrim.
Blackburn, Lanes.
Blackshaw Head, Nr. Hebden Bridge, Grims by, Lines.
Henley-on-Thames, Oxon.
Yorks.
Huddersfield, Yorks.
Burnley R. D., Lanes.
Hyde, Cheshire.
Caerphilly, Glam.
Ilkeston, Derbyshire.
Christchurch, Hants.
King's Lynn, Norfolk.
Cottingham, Nr. Hull, Yorks.
Langland Bay, Nr. Swansea, Glam.
Nelson, Lanes.
Newmarket, Suffolk.
Oliver's Battery, Nr. Winchester, Hants.
Paignton, Devon.
Prescot, Lanes.
Purley, Surrey.
Ryhope, Co. Durham.
Salford, Lanes.
St. Anne's-on-Sea, Lanes.
St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Sussex.
Scarisbrick, Nr. Southport, Lanes.
Shabbington, Bucks.
Stalham, Norfolk.
Stapleford, Cambs.
Stockport, Lanes.
Surbiton, Surrey.
Talybont, Merioneth.
Wimborne, Dorset.
Worthing, Sussex.
Isolated Centres:
104
Helen's Bay, Co. Down.
Hoddesdon, Herts.
Horsham, Sussex.
Hunsdon, Herts.
Hull, Yorks.
Humbie, Lothian.
Kelsall, Cheshire.
Kettering, Northants.
Kilmarnock, Ayrshire.
Kingston-on-Thames, Middx.
Langholm, Dumfries.
Lizard, Cornwall.
Loughton, Essex.
Margate, Kent.
Marple, Cheshire.
Meliden Prestatyn, Flint.
Moulton, Northants.
Mountsorrel, Leics.
North Shields, Northumberland.
Pleasington, Nr. Blackburn, Lanes.
Plymouth, Devon.
Ponteland, Northumberland.
Portstewart, Co. Londonderry.
Preston, Lanes.
Prestwich, Lanes.
Redditch, Worcs.
Rishton, Lanes.
Roly, Nr. Liverpool, Lanes.
Rossington, Yorks.
Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Sale, Cheshire.
St. Albans, Herts.
St. Ives, Cornwall.
Saltcoats, Ayrshire.
Shipley, Yorks.
Shrewsbury, Salop . .
Solihull, Warwicks.
Southampton, Hants.
Aberdare, Glam.
Addington Park, Kent.
Altrincham, Cheshire.
Amersham, Bucks.
Arundel, Sussex.
Ashby-de-Ia-Zouch, Leics.
Ashton-under-Lyne, Staffs.
Ballynahinch, Co. Down.
Bangor, Caerns.
Barham, Kent.
Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumberland.
Bol ton, Lanes.
Botley, Hants.
Brentford, Middx.
Bushey Heath, Herts.
Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks.
Crawley, Sussex.
Cudworth, Yorks.
Currie, Midlothian.
Davyhulme, Limes.
Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire.
Dundee, Angus.
Dundonald, Co. Down.
Durham, Co. Durham.
East Molesley, Surrey.
EImers End, Kent.
Exmouth, Devon.
Falkirk, Stirlingshire.
Farnborough, Kent.
Fleetwood, Lanes.
Gateshead, Co. Durham.
Gloucester, Glos.
Goonhaven, Nr. Truro, Cornwall.
Gosforth, Northumberland.
Grays, Essex.
Halifax, Yorks.
Hartwell, Northants.
Headbourne Worthy, Hants.
71
BULGARIA
Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
Tynygongl, Anglesey.
Upper Heybord, axon.
Upper Woodford, Wilts.
Warrington, Lanes.
Westcott, Surrey.
Weston Rhyh, Salop.
Walley, Lanes.
Whitefield, Lanes.
Whitley Bay, Northumberland.
Wincanton, Somerset.
Wonersh, Surrey.
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Wraysbury, Bucks.
Stafford, Staffs.
Stanford-Ie-Hope, Essex.
Stirling, Stirlingshire.
Street, Somerset.
Swansea, Glam.
Swindon, Wilts.
Taunton, Somerset.
Thetford, Norfolk.
Thornbury, Yorks.
Tilehurst, Berks.
Todmorden, Lanes.
Topsham, Devon.
Tottenhall, Cheshire.
Trowbridge, Wilts.
Isolated Centre
I.
BURMA
Assemblies
I.
2.
3.
4.
I.
I
I I
BRITISH SOMALILAND
2.
3.
(SOMALIA)
I.
Daidanaw
Hmawbi
Koongyangoon
Kyigon
5.
6.
B.
Mandalay
North Okkalapa
Rangoon
South Okkalapa
Kabo
Katha
Kaukse
4.
5.
6.
Groups
Kawhmu
Kolonkwin
Lewe
7.
I.
2.
Allezoo
Hpyu
3.
4.
BRITISH TOGOLAND
!
I
Ho
I.
Hohoe
2.
Molobi Ashiambi
I.
3.
Matse
I.
Battambang
2. '
3·
4·
BRUNEI
Assemblies
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Bedawan
Begerang
Benutan
Brunei Town
Bukit Sukana
Bukit Udal
12.
Kalid
Kg. Mengilas
Kg. Semawa
Kusau
Pangan Layu
S.Badong
3·
4·
Kg. Rambai
Kg. Timjang
7·
B.
9·
10.
II.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
lB.
S. Bua R. Maling
S. Dungun
S. Emjuna
S. Kuala Badong
Supon
Temburung
Groups
I.
2.
Kg. Kuala Bukit
Kg. Merimbun
5.
6.
Minhla
Moulmein
Phnom Penh
2.
Siem Reap
3. SihanoukVille
Assemblies: 63
5· Shia
6. Ziavi
Keta
Papese
Kalaw
Khayan
CANADA
Isolated Centres
Aflao
Atikpui
Maymyo
Syrium
Groups
Groups
I.
7.
B.
Assembly
Assemblies
2.
I I.
Thamaing
Twante
Yamethin
CAMBODIA
(GHANA)
Anyirawase
9.
10.
Isolated Centres
Group
Hargeisa
I.
Sofia
5· Kuala Kukup
6. Labi
OJ
Beloeil, P. Q.
Blackfoot Reserve, Alberta.
Burleigh-Anstruther Twsp.,
ant.
Burlington, ant.
Burnaby, B. C.
Calgary, Alberta.
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Cote Reserve, Sask.
Dundas, ant.
Eastview, ant.
Edmonton, Alberta.
Etobicoke, ant.
Forest, ant.
Forest Hill Village, ant.
Ft. William, ant.
Georgetown, ant.
Guelph, ant.
Halifax, N. S.
Hamilton, ant.
Kingston, ant.
Kitchener, ant.
London, ant.
Montreal, P. Q.
Moose Jaw, Sask.
Mosquito Reserve, Sask.
Nanaimo, B. C.
Niagara Falls, ant.
North Vancouver District,
B. C.
North York Twsp., ant.
Oakville, ant.
73
Okenese Reserve, Sask.
Oshawa, ant.
Ottawa, ant.
Pasqua Reserve, Sask.
Peigan Reserve, Alberta.
Penticton, B. C.
Peterborough, ant.
Piapot Reserve, Sask.
Pickering Twsp., ant.
Poorman Reserve, Sask.
Regina, Sask.
St. Boniface, Man.
St. Catharines, ant.
Saint John, N. B.
St. Lambert, P. Q.
Saltfleet Twsp., Ont.
Saskatoon, Sask.
Scarborough Twsp. Onto
Stoney Creek, Onto
Toronto, Onto
Toronto Twsp., Onto
Vancouver, B.C.
Verdun, P.Q.
Vernon, B.C.
Victoria, B. C.
Wabamum Reserve,
Alberta.
Welland, Onto
Westmount, P. Q.
Westminster, B. C.
West Vancouver, B.C.
Winnipeg, Man.
Whitby, Onto
York Twsp., Onto
Groups: 78
Airdrie, Alberta.
Ajax,Ont.
Ancaster Twsp., Onto
Armdale, N.S.
Belleville, Onto
Boucherville, P.Q.
Bowness, Alberta.
Brantford, Onto
Burford, Onto
Cassiar, B.C.
Caughnawaga Reserve,
P.Q.
Chippawa,Ont.
Copper Cliff, Onto
Cowessas Reserve, Sask.
Crowl and Twsp., Onto
Curve Lake Reserve, Onto
-Dartmouth, N.S.
Day Star Reserve, Sask.
Deep River, Onto
Dorchester, Onto
Edenwold, Sask.
Fort Garry, Man.
Fort McLeod, Alberta.
Fraserdale, Onto
Gibsons, B. C.
Gloucester Twsp., Ont.,
Greenfield Park, P.Q.
Halifax County, N.S.
Hope, B.C.
Humboldt, Sask.
Ingersoll,- Onto
jasper Place, Alberta.
Kahkewistaha Reserve,
Sask.
Kesekoos Reserve, Sask.
Kindersley, Sask.
Kinistino Reserve, Sask.
Kitimat, B.C.
Loon Lake, Sask.
Louis Bull Reserve,
Alberta.
Moncton, N.B.
Montreal West, P.Q.
Muscowequan Reserve,
Sask.
Muscowpetung Reserve,
Sask.
Naramata, B.C.
Niagara Twsp. Onto
Nobel, Onto
North Surrey, B.C.
Nut Lake Reserve, Sask.
Oak Bay Municipality, B.C.
Ollala, B.C.
Onion Lake Reserve, Sask.
Outremont, P.Q.
Pembroke, Onto
Picton, Onto
Pointe au Baril, Onto
Pigeon Lake Reserve,
Alberta.
Port Credit, Onto
Prince George, B.C.
Royston, B.C.
Saanich, B. C.
Sakimay Reserve, Sask.
Salmon Arm, B.C.
Samson Reserve, Alberta.
Sandy Bay Reserve, Man.
Sherwood Park, Alberta.
Sidney, B. C.
Six Nations Reserve, Onto
St. james, Man.
St. Thomas, Onto
St. Vital, Man.
Stony Reserve, Alberta.
Taber, Alberta.
Town of Mt. Royal, P.Q.
Trenton, Onto
Tyendenaga, Onto
Ville St. Laurent, P.Q.
Whitby, Onto
Williams Lake, B. C.
1
Mount Forest, Onto
Naramata, B.C.
Nepean Twsp. Onto
N. Battleford, Sask.
Oliver, B.C.
Oxford Twsp., Onto
Plenty, Sask.
Port Mellon, B.C.
Port Cartier, P.Q.
Prince Rupert, B.C.
Pte. Gatineau, P.Q.
Punnichi, Sask.
St. Eustache sur Lac, P.Q.
Thornhill, Onto
Uclueiet, B.C.
Upper Coverdale, N.B.
Vernon Bridge, P.E.I.
Vernon P.O., B.C.
Wadena, Sask.
Weyburn, Sask.
Wiison Creek, B.C.
Windsor, Onto
Y orkton, Sask.
Quesnel, B. C.
Revelstoke, B.C.
Richmond, B.C.
Richmond Hill, Onto
Riviere Beaudette, P.Q.
Riverside, Onto
Sackville, N .B.
Sarnia, Onto
Shannonville, Onto
Shearwater, N.S.
Sherbrooke, P.Q.
South Monaghan, Onto
CANARY ISLANDS
I
Assemblies
j
I.
Las Palmas
Santa Cruz de Tenerife
2.
Isolated Centre
Fuerteventure
I.
CAPE BRETON ISLAND
Group
Sydney
I.
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS
Groups
I.
Achada Alem
Praia
2.
Isolated Centres
I.
_ Fogo
Island
Mindelo
2.
CAROLINE ISLANDS
Group
Barriere, B.C.
Beaconsfield, P.Q.
Beaulac, P.Q.
Bennett, B.C.
Bluffton, Alberta.
Campbell River, B.C.
Candiac, P.Q.
Capilano Reserv~, B.C.
Coldstream, B.C.
Cote St. Luc, P.Q.
Cumberland, B.C.
Dawson Creek, B.C.
East Kildonan, Man.
Esquimault, B.C.
Fairview, Alberta.
Fort Nelson, B.C.
Fulford,.P.Q.
Gallavin, Sask.
Gordon Reserve, Sask.
Hillcrest, Alberta.
Ivry sur Lac, P.Q.
Keremeos, B.C.
74
I.
Lachine, P.Q.
Lloydminster, Alberta.
Long Plains Reserve, Man.
Longueuil, P.Q.
Middlechurch, Man.
Middle Musquadoboit,
N.S.
Mission City, B.C.
Mont Apica, P.Q.
Montreal North, P.Q.
Mount Hope, Onto
Truk
CEYLON
Assemblies
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Colombo
Colombo South
Daswatte
Dehiowite
Galle
Gampola
Hataraliyadde
8.
g.
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
Hettimulla
Hunupitiya
jaffna
Kandy
Kegalle
Matara
Mirigama
75
N akiadeniya
Pitihuma
'
Pussella
17·
18. Trincomalee
Ig. Udugama
20. Vaducodai
15·
16.
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
I.
Anuradhapura
Baddegama
Badulla
Chunnakam
Divala
Baddewela
2. Gelioya
3· Hikkaduwe
4· Mutur
6.
7·
B.
g.
10.
5·
6.
7·
Groups
Gampaha
Kalutara
Karandupone
Mahiyangane
Maho
Isolated Centres
Nebode
Panadure
Puttalam
COCOS ISLAND
II.
Matale
12. Mawanella
13· Nawalapitiya
14· Rambukkane
B. Vavuniya
g. Wanchawela
10. Weligama
Isolated Centre: I
!
\
I
COLOMBIA
II
. Assemblies
I
~I
CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO
Group
I. Diego Garcia
CHANNEL ISLANDS
5· Cartagena
6. Guajira Sudeste
7· Leticia-Amazonas
I. Barranquilla
2. Bogota
3· Bucaramanga
4· Cali
I.
2.
3·
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
I.
2.
Iquique
Loncoche
Osorno
AncoJaque
Antofagasta
Carequina
Centro Pisagua
Chiapa
Chiju
Aysen
Puerto Montt
4·
5·
6.
12.
Groups
Concepcion
Curico
Huavina
Icata
Laguna Huasco
La Serena
3·
4·
Isolated Centres
Puerto Varas
Quinuta
7·
B.
g.
10.
II.
I. Dibulla-Guajira
2. Ibague
Isolated Centres
2. Palmira
I. Maicao
COMORO ISLANDS
~\
-Group
I. Moroni
COOK ISLANDS
Assembly
7· Valdivia
I. Rarotonga Island
B. Valparaiso
g.
Viii a del Mar
Group
I. Aitutaki Island
13· Limajsiiia
14· Paicachambi
IS·
Rinconada
Isolated Centre
I.
I.
16. Sivaya
17· Talca
lB. Temuco
CHINA
Isolated Centre
I. Shanghai
76
Atui Island
CORSICA
Isolated Centre
I. Ajaccio
5· Vallenar
6. Victoria
COSTA RICA
Assemblies,' 26
CHILJ)E ISLAND
Isolated Centre
I. Castro
Riohacha-Guajira
Groups
CHILE
Assemblies
Punta Arenas
Quilpue
Santiago
II.
B. Manizales
1
Group
I. St. Helier
g. Medellin
10. Pereira
I
•
I
I
Alajuela
Alajuelita
Altocoen
Alto-Uren
Amubre
Cachaveri
Cinco Esquinas
Coen
Coroma
Escazu
Esperta
Katzi
Korbita
Limon
Los Aguilares
Los Angeles
Puntarenas
Rio Seco
San Jose
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
77
San Pedro
Shoky
Terraba
Tunsula
Zapote
Curridabat
Canas
Cartago
Isolated Centres
Groups: 5
Desamparados
Quepos
Isolated Centres: 8
Heredia
Penhurst
Bagsvard
Fuglebjerg
Grasted
3·
4· Herlev
I.
2.
Santa Barbara
Santa Domingo
Pueblo Nuevo
San Antonio Upala
Santa Maria Dota
Taras
5·
6.
7·
8.
Hong
Karlslunde
Lumsaas
Silkeborg
9. Sonderborg
Vejle
I I. Vojens
10.
DIU
Group
CRETE
I.
Diu
Group
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
I. Herakleion
Cabrera
2. Macoris
3· Manzanillo
I.
CUBA
Assemblies
I.
Camaguey
2.
Cienfuegos
3. Havana
4. Marianao
Group
~
I.
Assemblies
Moca
4·
5· Santiago
6. Santo Domingo
7· Tamboril
Groups
I.
Dajabon
I.
Bani
Higuey
2.
Cumanayagua
Villa Gonzales
Isolated Centres
CYPRUS
2.
'3· Lorna Cabrera
4· Maguana
5· Mone Cristi
6. Nagua
Assembly
I.
DUTCH GUIANA
Nicosia
(SURINAM)
Group
I.
Group
Famagusta
I.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
DUTCH WEST INDIES
Group
I.
Prague
I.
Isolated Centre:
Assembly
Daman
Brondbyerne
Copenhagen
3· Frederiksberg
4· Gentofte
Gladsaxe
2.
Helsingor
78
3·
4·
Ambato
Cachaco
3· Carabuela
4· Cayambe
5·
6.
2.
5. Kastrup
I.
2.
Groups
I.
Cuenca
Guayaquil
I.
Assemblies
I.
I
ECUADOR
DENMARK
2.
Assembly
Cura<;ao
EASTER ISLAND
DAMAN
I.
Paramaribo
3. Lyngby
7·
8.
Assemblies
Otavalo
Quito
Groups
Cotama
Ibarra
Human
Puerto Arturo
79
5. Vagabundo
9· Quinchuqui
Riobamba
II. San Miguel de Bolivar
10.
Isolated Centres
Isolated Centres
I.
2.
Alausi
Banos
4. Naranjal
3· Manta
I.
2.
Adi-Quala
Adi-Sheikha
EGYPT
FALKLAND ISLANDS
Assemblies
Abuqir
2. Alexandria
3· Cairo
4· Damanhur
5· Isma 'fliyyih
I.
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
Mal).alla'l Kubra
Man~urah
Port Said
Shibin-il-Kawm
Suez
Isolated Centre
Suhag
12. Tanta
13· Zaqaziq
II.
I.
5·
6.
7·
8.
Balyana
Damietta
3· Delta Barrage
Isolated Centres
Gaza
4·
5· Kafr-id-Dawwar
6. Kafr-Hamadi
I.
2.
Port Stanley
FAROE ISLANDS
Isolated Centre
Groups
Fayyum
Kawm-is-Sayidi
Kawm Umbu
Mallawi
Asyut
2. Bani Swayf
3· Binha
4· Birigat
I.
I.
9·
Thorshavn
Mara~a
10. Minya
II. Samanud
FERNANDO PO ISLAND
Group
I.
7. Min@ah
8. Qalyub
9. Qina
Santa Isabel
FIJI
Assembly
I.
Suva, Viti Levu
EIRE
Groups
Assembly
I.
Rochester
2.
Dublin
Isolated Centres
Mulhuddert
I.
I.
Ahuachapan
2.
EL SALVADOR
2.
Assemblies
3·
4·
5·
6.
San Salvador
3. Santa Ana
Groups
I.
· 2.
Las Lomas
Nahuizalco
3· Panchimalco
Central Medical School, Viti Levu
Dravu Village, Tailevu, Viti Levu
Drekena, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
Lautuka, Viti Levu
Lomanikoro, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
Matuku Island, Lau
4. Soyapango
I.
Apopa
Cuyagualo
3· Resbaladero
Assemblies
4. Sosonate
I.
2.
Helsinki
Lahti
3· Tampere
I.
Assemblies
Asmara
2.
Assab
I.
Augare
2.
Groups
Tessenei
3. Massawa
80
4. Turku
Group
ERITREA
I.
7· Nadoi, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
8. Nakumukumu, Lower Rewa, Viti
Levu
9· Naveicovatu, Tailevu, Viti Levu
10. Serea, Naitasiri, Viti Levu
II. Vuci Nausori, Viti Levu
FINLAND
Isolated Centres
2.
4. Nasilai, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
5. Nasinu, Viti Levu
6. Tamavua Pumping Station, Viti Levu
I. Labasa, Vanua Levu
2. Nabua, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
3· Naituvatuva, Naitasiri, Viti Levu
Isolated Centres
I.
5· Decamere
6. Keren
3. Adi-Ugri
4. Barentu
Karesunanto
Isolated Centres
I.
2.
Hamenlinna
Kilo
3· Koski H.L.
4· Ravaniemi
81
5. Vartsalo
FORMOSA
FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA
(CONGO, CENTRAL AFRICAN, CHAD AND GABON REPUBLICS)
Assembly
I.
I
Tainan
I
Groups
I.
Hsinying
2. Kaohsiung
3. Taipei
Isolated Centres
Chiayi
2. Hualien
I.
Bangui
I.
Group
Brazzaville
I
5. Shihlin
3· Peitou
4· Pingtung
Assembly
I.
FRENCH GUIANA
I.
Isolated Centre
Cayenne
FRANCE
FRENCH MOROCCO
Assemblies
I.
Chftteauroux
2. Lyon
3· Marseille
I
I
Groups
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
Bergerac
Besanc;on
Biarritz
Bordeaux
Cachan
6.
7.
8.
g.
10.
Cap-d'Ail
Grenoble
Le Cannet
Mon tpellier
Montrouge
II.
Noisy-Ie-Grand
I.
Lacelle-St. Cloud
Melun
Menton
Nevers
II. Niort
12. Olivet
7·
8.
g.
10.
4· Marrakesh
5· Meknes
6. Rabat
Assouire
2. Azrou
Groups
Bou
Dbella
3·
4· Irran
I.
7· Sala
8. Zaouit Cheikh
5· Safrou
6. Zevi Menie
Isolated Centres
I
Beausoleil
Beziers
Bois-Colombres
Chftteau-Meillan
Evreux
Hyeres
Assemblies
Casablanca
2. Fez
3· Kenitra
I.
"
12. St. Cloud
13. St. Mande
14. Vichy
I.
\
Isolated Centres
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
(MOROCCO)
~)
7. Strasbourg
4· Nice
5· Orleans
6. Paris
13·
14·
15·
16.
17.
18.
Oraison
Poi tiers
Roq uebilliers
Toulouse
Villefranche
Vitry
Askanaka
(
2. Khemissat
FRENCH SOMALILAND
I·
(
I.
l
f
Assembly
Djibouti
FRENCH TOGOLAND
(TOGO REPUBLIC)
FRANKLIN
Assembly
I.
Group
I.
Pond Inlet
FRENCH WEST AFRICA
I
Assembly
Douala
Isolated Centres
I.
Bomono
2. Dibombari
5. Yaounde
82
MAURITANIA, SENEGAL AND UPPER VOLTA)
!
I
(CAMEROON REPUBLIC)
3· Melkai
4· Moanjo
(DAHOMEY, GUINEE, IVORY COAST, MALI,
I
FRENCH CAMEROONS
I.
Lome
Assemblies
I.
Abidjan
2. Agoue Adjigo
Group
'f
I.
I
Isolated Centres
2. Savalou
I.
Dabou
Dakar
83
3. Cotonou
FRISIAN ISLANDS
Group
I.
Westerland, SyIt
GALApAGOS ISLANDS
Group
I.
San Cristobal Island
GAMBIA
Assemblies:
Bakau
Bansang
Basse
Bathurst
Brikama
Chamen
Essau
Bajakunda
Bakadaji
Farafenni
Kaiaf
21
Lamin
Nibras
Pakalinding
Sapu
Serrejokunda
Yumdum Village
Yumdum College
Faraba
George Town
Gunjur
Jeshwan
Karantaba
Kaur
Kuntaur
Groups:
10
Sukuta
Wellingara
Y ona Village
Keneba
Ker-Kuntaya
Kwinella
GEORGIA
Isolated Centre
I.
Tiflis
GERMANY
Aachen
Baden-Baden
Berlin
Bonn
Braunschweig
Darmstadt
Dusseldorf
Ebingen
Erlangen
Essen
Kronberg
Langen
Mainz
Metzingen
Mullheim
Murrhardt
N eckargemund
Nellingen
Neu-Isenburg
Neu-Vlm
Nussloch
Oberdielbach
Duisburg
Eschborn
Fellbach
Forchheim
'Furth
Geislingen
Goggingen
Grevingsberg
Hanau
Heppenheim
Ippendorf
Kornwestheim
Assemblies: 30
Esslingen
Frankfurt AIM
Freiburg
Giessen
Goppingen
Hamburg
Hannover
Heidelberg
Heilbronn
Karlsruhe
Kiel
Koln
Leinfelden
Ludwigsburg
Mannheim
Munchen
Nurnberg
Stuttgart
VIm
Wiesbaden
Bad Durkheim
Bad Mergentheim
Bad Oldesloe
Bensheim
Berg
Berkheim
Bielefeld
Blaubeuren
Bocholt
Braunlage
Bremen
Bruhl
Budesheim
CelIe
Delmenhorst
Denkendorf
Dilsberg
Dortmund
Ebringen
Einfeld
Frankenthal
Frohnhausen
Gerlingen
Gottingen
Gottmadingen
Hegnach
Heiligenberg
Herford
Huglfing
Immenstaad
Immenstadt
Ingelheim
Iserlohn
Isny
Kirchheim
Kirchzarten
, Kronshagen
Kussnach
Lampertheim
Laufen
Lich
Mal terdingen
Marbach
Minden
Morsch
Mulheim
Neuenstadt
Oberammergau
Oberhausen
Oberkalbach
Oldenburg
Offenbach
Offenthal
Otterbach
Plettenberg
Regensburg
Reilingen
Rottenburg
Assemblies
Boblingen
Cadolzburg
Claus thai
Balzholz
Beihingen
Bemerode
84
Ruit
Rummeln
Schafbrucke
Schmiden
Schweinfurt
Sereetz
Siegburg
Speyer
Stadeln
Stein
Stodtlen
Straubing
Tailfingen
Uberlingen
Vetersen
Vel bert
Vielbrunn
Waal
Wachendorf
Wedel
Weinheim
Weiss enburg
Wesel
Wessling
Wolfenweiler
Worms
Ziegelhausen
Zizishausen
GILBERT AND ELLICE ISLANDS
Groups: 45
Alteny
Augsburg
Bad Godesberg
Oberursel
Plochingen
Reutlingen
Schwenningen
Spiegelberg
Trautheim
Tiibingen
Tuttlingen
Villingen
Wetzlar
Wuppertal
Wurzburg
Aobike, Gilbert Islands
Betio, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
3· Bikenibeu, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
I.
2.
85
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
g.
Bubuti, Gilbert Islands
Buota, North Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Eita, North Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Kuria, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Makin, Gilbert Islands
Taku, South Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
10. Tekaman, Gilbert Islands
I I. Terikiai, North Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
12. Tewai, South Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
13. Tuarabu, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
14. Utiroa, North Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islan'ds
I.
2.
3.
4:
5.
6.
7.
8.
g.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Ig.
20.
2 I.
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
g.
10.
I I.
12.
Groups
Bairiki, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
Bangai, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Beru Island, Gilbert Islands
Borotiam, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Buariki, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Buariki, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
Eita, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
Ereti, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
Koinawa, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Maiana Island, Gilbert Islands
Nuatabu, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
Nauru Island, Ellice Islands
Nuotaea, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Ocean Island, Gilbert Islands
Taburoa, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Tanaeang, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Tauma, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Taungeaka, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Tebero, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Tekabwibwi, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Tekaman, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Isla~ds
Isolated Centres
Abamama Island, Gilbert Islands
Butaritari Island, Gilbert Islands
Christmas Island, Ellice Islands
Fanning Island, Ellice Islands
Funafuti, Ellice Islands
Marakei Island, Gilbert Islands
Nanumaga Island, Ellice Islands
Nanumea,Ellice Islands
Onotoa Island, Gilbert Islands
Tanimaiaki, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
Tenatorua, Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
Ubanteman Village, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
GOA
I.
GOLD COAST
(GHANA)
I.
Accra
2.
As.semblies
Osenase
Groups
Asamnakese
2. Bosusu Akim
3. Kade
I.
Acona Nsaba
Acona Swerru
3. Apedwe
4. Axim
I.
2.
4· Koforidua
5· Komenda
6. Osiem
Isolated Centres
5· Ayeasuako
6. Begoro
7· Cape Coast
7. Otwerese
8. Topremang
8. Pramkese
g. Sekundi
10. Takoradi
GRAND MANAN ISLAND
I.
Group
North Head
GREECE
Groups
I.
Athens
2.
Thessaloniki
I.
Euboea
Isolated Centre
GREENLAND
Isolated Centres
I.
Thule
2.
Holsteinborg
GUATEMALA
Assemblies
Chichicastenango
Chimolon
3. Guatemala City
I.
2.
I.
86
Isolated Centre
Goa Town
Coban
4. Quetzaltenango
5. Quiche
6. Retalhuleu
2.
Groups
Huehuetenango
7. Sacapulas
3. Villa Nueva
I. Chicoj
2. Jutiapa
3. Joyavaj
Isolated Centres
4· Pasmolon
7· San Sebastian Retalhuleu Chiche
5· Santa Barbara
6. San Sebastian Huehue/ tenango
HOLLAND
Assemblies
I. Amsterdam
2. Arnhem
3. Delft
4· Den Haag
5· Haarlem
6. Heemstede
7· Leiden
8. Rotterdam
9· Utrecht
Bussum
2. Castricum
3. Culemborg
Groups
Diemen
4·
5· Groningen
6. Leiderdorp
7. Nijmegen
8. Zandvoort
GULF ISLAND
Group
I.
Ganges
I.
Isolated Centre
Fulford Harbour
I.
Isolated Centres
Amersfoort
2. Badhoevedorp
3· Duivendrecht
4· Leeuwarden
I.
HADHRAMAUT
Group
Mukalla
I.
5·
6.
7·
8.
Assemblies
Assemblies
Berard
2. Cap-Haitien
3. Duvallon
4. Liancourt
5· Montlouis
6. Moreau
9. Port-au-Prince
10. St.-Marc
7· Niel
8. Pinson
Group
Petionvilli
I.
Isolated Centres
Gonaives
2. Hinche
I.
3· Pilate Riviere
5· Verrettes
4· St.-Michel-de-Ia-Talaye
I. EI Porvenir
2. ·EI Triunfo
3· La Ceiba
4· Nebogo
5· Puerto Cortes
6. Rosita
7· Salada Barra
8. Sambuco
9· San Juan
10. San Pedro SuI a
Dos Caminos
Groups
2. Pimienta
3. Yaguaciri
I.
EI Pino
Isolated Centres
2. EI Sitio
3. Siquatepeque
HONG KONG
I.
Assembry
Victoria
I.
Isolated Centre
Kowloon
Assemblies
4. Maui
3. Kauai
I.
Group
Molokai Island
HUNGARY
HEBRIDES ISLANDS
I.
Group
Stornoway
I.
Ta'if
I.
88
Group
Budapest
ICELAND
I:IIJAz
Assembry
I.
II. Taulabe
12. Tegucigalpa
13· Tela
' 14· Travesia
I.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
I. Hawaii County
2. Honolulu
9· Vlissingen
10. Voorburg
HONDURAS
HAITI
I.
Naarden
Oosterbeek
Rozendaal
Tilburg
Group
Reykjavik
89
INDIA
DISTRICT
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
I I.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
2 I.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
Agra
Ahmednagar
Ajmer
Aligarh
Alwar
Assam
Aurangabad
Azamgarh (U.P.)
Baldana
Ballia
Bangalore
Baroda
Belgaum
Bharatpur
Bhopal
Broach
Bulandshahr
Chhattarpur
Chittorgarh
Cuttack
Darjeeling
Dewas
Dhar
Dholpur
Ernakulam
Etah
Etawah
Faruukhabad
Ghazipur
Gonda
Gwalior
Indore
Jodhpur
Kamarhatti
Kaltpur
Kolhapur
Mainpuri (U.P.)
Mandsaur
Morena
Mysore
Masik
Puri
Raebareilly
Rajgarh
Ratlam
Satna
Sehore
GROUPS
ASSEMBLIES
ISOLATED
TOTAL
I
8
5
4
26
5
4
2
2
7
II
14
4
4
I
6
9
3
2
20
12
I I
10
I
6
4
3
21
8
6
2
44
22
3
7
7
15
17
5
8
2
4
33
18
75
38
6
4
4
112
37
4
41
19
29
23
57
8
5
77
29
97
56
4
3
4
3
5
4
4
19
150
52
I
3
8
4
6
6
17
8
24
3
12
6
19
9
10
I
20
5
29
6
40
59
12
I
II
18
26
15
2
17
15
9
28
14
31
30
16
62
15
4
22
7
3
24
16
3
2
17
go
2
5
37
25
374
6
3
359
4
2,055
3
535
60
2
I
4
1,161
16
28
(VIETNAM)
2
I
2
6
Assemblies: 133
2
7
42
12
3
8
8
5
61
2
3
3
6
2
4
2
16
INDO-CHINA
5
69
TOTALS
9
280
13
6
3
2
5
I
2
14
5
9
3
30
101
2
2
2
14
13
4
5
48. Shahdol
49. Shajapur
50. Shivpuri
51. Sholapur
52. Sidhi
53. Surat
54. Trivandrum
55. Ujjain
56. Unnao
57. Varanasi
58. Vidisha
59. W. Newar
",
An-Binh
An-Hoi
An-Xuyen
Ap An-Lac
Ap Binh-An
Ap Binh-Long
Ap Binh-Thoi
Ap Cai-Khe
Ap Chau-Thanh B
Ap Dong-An
Ap Due-Long
Ap Hoa Lae
Ap Hung-Long
Ap Long-Binh
Ap Long-Thoi
Ap Phu-Hoa
Ap Tan-Hue
Ap Tan-Thanh
Ap Tay An
Ap Tay-Binh A
Ap Tay Khanh B
Ap Thoi-Thanh
Banmethuot
Binh-Hoa
Binh Hoa-Phuoc
Binh-Lac
Binh-Minh
Binh Nhut
Binh-Son
Binh-Thoi
Binh-Thuy
Binh-Tuy
Cai Rang
Can Giuoe
Can-Tho City
Cau Doi-Moi
Dalat
Dai-Nam
Da-Nang
Di-An
Duong Xuan Hoi
Gia-Dinh
Ham-Tan
Ham-Thuan
Hiep-Hoa
Hoa-Binh-Thanh
Hue-Due Nui-Sap
Khanh-Hung
Kien-Giang
Ky-Chau
Ky-Ngoc
Ky-Tan
La-Gi
Lap-Vo
Loi-Du
Long-An City
Long-Chau
Long Tri
Long-Tuyen
Mit-Nai
Mong-Tho
My-Hoa
My-Loc
My-Tho
My-Thuan
Nam-O
NhaBe
Nhatrang
Nhi-Dinh
Nhon-Ai
Phan-Ly-Tho
Phan-Rang
Phan-Thiet
Pho-Tri
Phong-Phu
Phu-Dien
Phu-Hoi
Phu-Nhang
Phu-Tho
Phu-Trinh
Phu-Truong
Phu-Xuan-Hoi
Phuoe-Long
Phuoc-Tuy
Phung-Hiep
Quan Cho M'oi
Quan Dien-Khanh
Quan-Ly ChauThanh
Quan Thot-Not
Quan Vinh-Xuong
Quang-Ngai City
Qui-Nhon
Sa-Dec
Saigon
Son-An
Son-Long
Son-Tinh
Song-Phu
Tam-Binh
Tan-An,
Vinh-Long
Tan-An,
Phong-Dinh
Tan-Khanh-Hoa
Tan Tru
Tan Van
Tan-Vinh-Hoa
Tay-Ninh
Thanh-Loi
Thanh-Phong
Thanh-Son
Thi-Nghe
Thoi-Nhut
Thu-Due
Thu-Thua
Tinh An-Giang
Tinh Kien-Phong
Tinh-Ly Vinhlong
Trung-Giang
Tuy-Hoa
Vinh-Cong
Vinh-Dien
Vinh-Lac
Xa Binh-Duc
Xa My-Due
Xa My-Luong
Xa My-Phuoc .
Xa Phu-Hoa
Xa Phu-Hung .
Xa Tan-Hiep
Xa Trung-An
An Loe
Binh-Long
Con Son
Dai-Loe
Due-Pho
Ho-Kha
Hoa-Vang
Hue
Hue-Son
Kien Hoa
Kien Tuong
Mo-Due
Moe-Hoa
Mong-Due
Xa Vinh-Chanh
Xa Vinh-Dieu
Groups: 27
Muong Mang
Phu Cuong
Phu Quoe
Phu Thuan
Phuoe Long
Phuoe Thanh
Quang-Ngai
Xa Vinh-Hanh
Xuyen-Quang
Quang-Tri
Tam-Ky
Thap-Cham
True-Giang
Vinh Binh
Xuan Loe
INDONESIA
Atjeh Pidi
Bandjaran, Bandung
Bandung
Banjuwangi
Bodjonegoro
Busang area (I)
Busang area (2)
Busang area (3)
Denpasar
Desa Pisang Ngandjuk
Desa Sendangtjojo, Lasem
Djakarta
Djogo Djogorogo, Ngawi
Gampol, Tulung Agung
Girimuljo Djogorogo, Ngawi
Kaliungu Kadji, Denpasar
Kawedanan Lotabakti
Kebon Sirih, Kotabakti
Kediri
Kertosono (I)
Kertosono (2)
Ketj. Kendal, Ngawi
Ketj. Ngawi
Klaten
Kotabakti
Lasem
Lubuk Alung
Madiun
Magetan (I)
Atjeh Pidi, Kotabakti
Balikpapan
Bandjarmasin
Assemblies: 60
Magetan (2)
Negara (I)
Negara (2)
Ngandjuk
Ngantjar Kedunggalar, Ngawi
Ngawi
Ngawi-Kota
Padang
Padang Pandjang
Pati
Pauh Kambar, Lubuk Alung
Pekalongan
Prambanan
Probolinggo
Purwokerto
Rembang
Semarang
Sidoardjo (I)
Sidoardjo (2)
Sigli
Solo
Sukabumi
Sumber, Rembang
'Surabaja
Surakarta
Terdjan Krogan Lasem
Tjepu
Tuban
Tulung Angung
Walikukun, Ngawi
Groups: 35
Bentjuluk
Bima
Blitar
92
I
I
Muara Labuh
Pasuruan
Rantau Pandan, Djambi
Semanding, Tuban
Sindanglaut
Srono
Sukonatar
Sukoredjo, Semarang
Sumbar, Lubuk Alung
Sumedang
Tandjung Karang
Tegal
Tulungagung
Wirolegi, Djember
Desa Kadjang, Madiun
Desa Pabuwaran, Purwokerto
Desa Sesepan, Tegal
Djember
Gorang Gareng, Madiun
Jogjakarta
Kediri
Kedungwuni, Pekalongan
Ketj. Baturaden, Purwokerto (I)
Ketj. Baturaden, Purwokerto (2)
Kp. Karangsuri, Purwokerto
Kupang
Lumadjang
Makassar
Menado
'IRAQ
)
Awashiq
Bag!!dad
3. Baqubah
I.
2.
Assemblies
5. l;Iillah
6. Karbihi
7.
9. Mosul
Sulaymaniyyih
10.
Ka~imayn
4.
Ba~rah
8. Kirkuk
I.
Alfijir
Dhiyabih
3. Najaf
Groups
2.
2.
4.
Na~iriyyih
Isolated Centres
Umarah
ISRAEL
Haifa
World Spiritual and Administrative Centre
of the Baha'i Faith
rrALIAN SOMALI LAND
(SOMALIA)
. I.
I.
2.
Berbera
Brava
Assembly
Mogadiseio
Isolated Centres
3. Bur-Aeaba
4. Goluen
ITALY
Bari
Bologna
3. Genova
4. Firenze
I.
2.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Assemblies
Milano
Napoli
Padova
Perugia
93
9. Roma
Torino
I I. Trieste
12. Venezia
10.
JORDAN
Groups
Como
2. Laterina
3· Mantova
I.
4· Parma
5· Pisogne
6. Rimini
7. Siena
I.
'Amman
Ghiffa
Lecoe
3· Mercatello
4· Meta
I.
Assemblies
'Adasiyyih
I.
Salt
Group
Isolated Centres
2.
2.
5· Pioltello
6. Pisa
9. Salerno
San Remo
I I. Treviso
JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLANDS
10.
7· Poggibonsi
Group:
8. Roncade
KARIKAL
JAMAICA
Assemblies
I.
2.
I.
2.
I.
Annatto Bay
Kingston
3· Maypen
4· Port Antonio
Groups
Bartons (St. Catherine) 3. Montego Bay
Crooked River
Isolated Centres
Barking Ridge
2. Chester Castle
I.
5. Spanish Town
6. Yallahs
I.
2.
Kiliniji Medu
Malliyam
Isolated Centre:
Itami
Musashi
Nagoya
Akayu
Akita
Anamizu
Asahigawa
Bannaguro
Chitose
Daito
Handa
Hirakata
Horozumi
Ichinomiya
Ikeda
Kamakura
Kisuki
Kubota
Kurashiki
Kuroishi
Miyazaki
Moji
Muroran
Naoshima
Neyagawa
I.
Group
Baker Lake
KENYA
Shiraoi
Takarazuka
Tokyo
Yokohama
Takamatsu
Takasago
Tonosho
Isolated Centres: 3 I
Nikko
Sagamihara
Sakurai
Shiwa
Suita
Teranishi
Ube
Yokosuka
Zama
94
I
KEEWATIN
3. Ochorios
Groups: 9
Amagasaki
Fukiage
Fukuoka
4. Tickupet
KAZAKHSTAN
Assemblies: 13
Nagasaki
Nishinomiya
Osaka
Sapporo
Assembly
Karikal
Groups
3. Tellichery
4. Porus
JAPAN
Akashi
Ashiya
Hiroshima
Kobe
Kyoto
I
Bituyu
Bokoli
Boronyi
Broderick Falls
Bumbo
Busali
. Bunjosi
Bunangeni
Chebukwabi
Chavufunya
Chelekei (I)
Chelekei (2)
Chekulo
Chebaywa
Chebusai
Chemuche
Chesamisi
Chimoroni
Chimangeti
Diondionyi
Futawa
Assemblies: 118
Gagolosi
Kibingei (2)
Kitayi
Gesusu
Kipkongori
G.D. Spencer
Gereroni
Kitulu
Kivagala
Gidimo
Kigama West
Givogi
Givudimbuli
Kisangula (I)
Ingavila
Kigama
Kiogoro
Jemevo
Kilifi
Jemange
Kiptuiya
Jiveywa
Kamusindi
Kituni
Kamusinga
Kitinda
Kavai
Kolani
Kaptisi
Koli
Kamukuywa
Kubasali
Kapsotiki
Kuywa
Kavinjaki
Lutonyi
Kaptola
Lugulu
Khakuta
Lwanda (I)
Kibingei (I)
Lugala (I)
95
Ludodo
Lwombei
Machaka
Malinda
Marinda (I)
Marinda (2)
Madeya
Mambai
Masimba
Matunwa (I)
Malava
Mahira
Machemo
Matsakha
Matili
Mang'uliro
Mauduma
Malaha
Mudete
Mudungu
Munoywa
/
Musembe
Muhudu
Mugai
Musalamumali
Mukhe
Milani
Mitukuyu
Nairobi
Nasyanda (W.B.)
Nyamatembe
Nabwabi
Namboani
N asianda (I)
Nandi Forest
N asianda (2)
Nambami
Namuningie
Ndivisi
Namarambi
Namawanga (I)
Namawanga (2)
N amutokholo
Shantukuli
Shamalogo
Shibakala (I)
Sikulu
Sirisia (I)
Sirende
Sikhendu
Turbo
Viyiya
Wagevi (I)
Wengondo
Yabeko
Groups: 346
Ahero
Awasi
Bisunu
Bitonge
Butonge
Butiti
Burundu
Butere
Bushikunga
Busakala (I)
Bungoma Town
Busweta
Bugembe
Budaywa
Bulukhombe
Butali
Buyangu
Busakala (2)
Busia
Chalicha
Chambiti
Chavahali
·Changeywa
Chebukaki
Chebukube
Chebukora
Chematiki
Cheptaisi (I)
Chesikaki
Chesiro
Chebusono
Chebwai
Chepterwai
Chebukumia
Chegulo (I)
Chegulo (2)
Chemjeni
Chemusese
Chelebei
Chebosi
Chebwek
Chekombelu
Chebunaywa
Cheptaisi (2)
Chibuye
Chwele
Ebuayai
Ekerubo
Eldoret
Embu
Engorwa
Gavuduwia
Gerenyi
Gambalagai
Gidagadi
Gamulukuyo
Gesabakwa
Gesima
Givusayu
Gaumbwa
Gaigedi
Gavuchuryi
Gisambai
Gimalagwa
Gumeron
Roito
Roey's Bridge
Ramisi
Randide
Isiredi
Ivola
Ikuywa
Jepnonoji
Jepkilani
Jivusanganyi
Kapkateyi
Karantini
Kabosi
Kapchepkong
Kapsudoi
Kapsakwanyi
Kaptanai
Kapkangani
Kakoi
Kakimanyi
Kakamega
Kaimosi
Kaburengu
Kaboramu
Kabuyeti
Kai
Kaptareri
Kakunga
Kalobeyeyi
Kambiri
Kamuno
Kanyirir
Kakangani
Kapsebet
Karatina
Kacheki
Kafusi
Kakilomgo
Kamasielo
Kaptama
Kerugoya
Kebeye
Kericho
Kemeloi
Kenyerire
Keroka
Khasoka
Khalaba
Khalumuli
96
Khayeka
Khachonge
Kibisi (I)
Kisongo
Kidundu
Kilara
Kisusu
Kisumu
Kisii Town
Kitale
Kisangula (2)
Kisasi
Kimilili Town
Kimabole
Kilivoti
Kikai
Kibisi (2)
Kulisiru
Kiplusu
Kimalewa
Lukhova
Lukhome
Lugusi (I)
Lunani
Lutacho
Lumani
Lusumu
Lusavasavi
Lurale
Londiani
Lodwa
Lwanda (2)
Lugala (2)
Lessos
Lwandeti
Luyeshe
Lusiora
Masindu
Makuyuni
Maraka
Maeni
Manani
Makhukhuni
Mahyagalo
Matete
Mago
Magemo
Madibo
Matunwa (2)
Masaba
Magena
Mawego
Maseno
Malindi
Matrini
Makinnon Road
Machakos
Mariakani
Maturu
Matulo
Masaeki
Mang'ana
Malomye
Makuselwa
Makhonge
Mahanga (I)
Mbale
Mbwi
Metembe
Misimo
Misikhu
Miswemwa
Mbauro
Menu
Milo
Mikuba
Mihuu
Miendo
Mochengo
Mochengwa
Mosobeti
Mombor
Mombasa
Murhembe
Mungavo
Musaka
Mugeti
Musiri
Musingu
Mukongolo
Mosasa
Musugu
Musunji
Muyundi
Mutsulu
Mohaya
Mukhomo
Mugumu
Mutonye
Mutiva
Musewa
Munsakhsi
Munyang'any
Munjidi
Mulundu
Mukhonje
Mukhalanya
Mugotio
Mulele
Mulatewa
Mutoto
Muruka
Muchi
Mwombe
Myanga
Mwatate
Mwenywe
Namusasi
Namorio
Namkenge
Nanguku
Nambiri
Namatoatoa
N4IPgina
Namang' ofulo
Nabuyule
Namwela
Namoni
N amilama (I)
Nakalira
Namagara
Nabulole
N amilama (2)
Nakoyojo
Nembure
Ngong
Ngwelo
Ngubuli
Ndakaru
Nyakegogi
Nyamagesa
Nyaguta
Nyanturago
Nyambundi
Nyataro (I)
Nyambache
Nyamasibi
Nyagachi
Nyabiosi
Nyaboraire
Nyamatoroko
Nyakongo
Nyacheke
Nyamusi
Nyali
Nyeri
Oyugis
Ramasha
Riakwaro
Samburu
Salide
. Silvilye
Sigalagala
Shirugu
Shivembe
Shibakala (2)
Shivotio
Shikutse
Shigaro
Shamoni
Seremi
Sanandiki
Sang'alo
Sasuli
Siboti
Sijei (I)
Sigalame
Shipal
Sipala (I)
Soy
Sosio
Sipala (2)
Sinoko
Sijei (2)
Sameta
Shivanga
Shiru
Shyanda
97
Shambebere
Shamakhokho
Samitsi
Sirisia (2)
Sokobe
Senende
Sulungai
Sulai
Sundulo
Sondo
Sotik
Sominingi
Tulyenge
Tombe (I)
Toroso
Teresia
Taracha
Tombo
Tindinyo
Taveta
Thika
Tumbeni
Tsimbalo
Thompson's Falls
Tombe (2)
Virhembe
Voi
Vokoli
Viyaro
Voholole
Vihiga
Wapukha
Wanguru
Wamono (I)
Walanga
Wamono (2)
Wagevi (2)
Wabukhonyi
Webuye
Wundanyi
Wamumu
Wenyila
Yala
Yalusi
KOREA
Isolated Centres: I 3 I
Akolii
Angurai
Birongo
Bogwendo
Bombori
Bonomyama
Bosanza
Bukhuma
Butila
Bugina
Bushiri
Bumavi
Bumuyange
Bware
Bwali
Cheptol
Chevitali
Chemjeni (2)
Demesi
Eramba
Erusui
Gavalagi
Gavudia
Gaturi
Gambaragai
Gamei
Gazombere
Gesira
Ghazi Mbololo
Gilgil
Givugora
Gimariani
Gimariuni
Givukose
Guvudianyi
Goibei
Hillers' Farm
Ibeno
Igare
Iguhu
Ibacho
Indangalasia
Ikobero
Imakata
Isikongo
Jeblong
Kabkara
Kabete
Kabetoo
Karundu
Karabondi
Kaptagat
Kaptega Est.
Kapchorwa
Kapchepkui
Kanguyi
Kaziru-Mumbo
Kalakwa
Kasigau
Kegoye
Kabondi
Kiamokama
Kilgoris
Kegondi
Kikirao
Kisatiru
Kibigoi
Kima
Kimurani
Kimugai
Kimobo
Kinondo
Kinu
Kipini
Kiria
Kiritu
Kiruvuku
Kongiti
Kombe
Kolongoni
Kokwanyo
Kobero
Kudere
Kyango
Kwambu
Kwoyo
Leseru
Lelmokwo
" Lepei
Lugano
Lugusi (2)
Lutali
Lutaso
Luswi
Magale
Mateka
Marugusi
Makugi
Maliva
Manyata
Maganda
Mara
Makuyu
Mahanga (2)
Mbihi
Mokubo
Mogwiko
Mokomoni
Moweko
Miriri
Mogorogoi
Mombo
Musikulu
Mukuba
Musawa
Murhanda
Narok
Namubila
Nambira
Ndi
Netima
Ndome
Nyandoche
Nyataro (2)
Ongeche
Riabigutu
Rigoma
Sangeteti
Tambua
Tsinga Farm
Wukhulunya
Haebo
2. Iro
3· Kajo
4· Kochang
5·
Chin an
2.
I.
I.
Assemblies
Kwangju
Mokpo
N amhae Island
Pusan
Groups
Chon1u
Isolated Centres
Kundong
Naju
Puan
6.
7·
8.
I. Ch'unch'on
2. Ch'unyang
3· Idam
4·
5·
6.
g. Samho
10. Seoul
I I. Suwon
12. Taegu
7. Songjongni
8. Tonggok
g. Y ongsanpo
KUWEIT
I.
Assemblies
2. Jahrah
Kuweit
LABRADOR
Group
North West River
I.
LACADIVE ISLANDS
I.
Isolated Centre
Minicoy Island
LAOS
I.
Assembly
Vientiane
LEBANON
Group
I.
KEY WEST
Assembly
I.
Beirut
LEEWARD ISLANDS
Key West
I.
Group
St. Thomas
KIRGIZIA
Isolated Centre:
LIBERIA
I
KODIAK ISLAND
Assemblies
Harper
City
3·
4· Monrovia
I. Bomi Hills
2. Gboweta
Assembly
I.
Kodiak
I.
98
Gbarnga District
(I)
Groups
2. Mano River Camp
99
5. Pleebo
3· Totota
Belefanai
2. Gbarma
3· Gbarnga District
4· Harbel
I.
5·
6.
(2)
7·
8.
Isolated Centres
Kakata
Knowoke
Lazamai
Soboreke
MADAGASCAR
g. Suakoko
10.
II.
Webbo District I
Webbo District 2
I.
I.
2.
LIBYA
Assembry
I.
Benghazi
2.
Groups
3. Mangatany
4. Nossi-be Island (N.W. of Madagascar)
Ampahimanga
Juan de Nova Island (near
Madagascar)
MADEIRA
Tripoli
Group
Groups
I.
Assembry
Tananarive
I.
Sebhan
Funchal
MAGDALEN ISLANDS
LIECHTENSTEIN '
I.
I.
Isolated Centre
Vaduz
MAHE
Assembry
LOFOTEN ISLANDS
I.
Group
I.
I.
LOYAL TY ISLANDS
I.
Daniel, Lifu 1.
I.
2.
Isolated Centres
Phaura Haumont, Lifu 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
g.
LUXEMBOURG
10.
Assemblies
I.
2.
Differdange
Dudelange
3· Esch-sur-Alzette
I I.
4. Luxembourg Ville
12.
13.
MACAO ISLAND
Assembry
I.
Macao
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
MACKENZIE
I.
Assembry
Yellowknife
I.
Group
Yellowknife (outside)
100
Mahe
MALAYA
Svolvaer
Group
Mare Island
Group
Grandstone
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
Assemblies
Alor Gajah, Malacca
14. Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Alor Star, Kedah
15. Port Dickson, ~egri Sembilan
Batu Hampar Est., Negri Semhilan 16. Rembau, Negri Sembilan
I 7. Seremban, Negri Sembilan
Bemban, Malacca
18. Serkam, Malacca
I poh, Perak
Ig. Singapore, Singapore
J asin, Malacca
20. Sungei Gadut, Negri Sembilan
Kluang, Johore
Kuala Lumpur, Selangor
2 I. Tangkak, Johore
22. Tapah, Perak
Malacca, Malacca
Mantin, Negri Sembilan
23. Tebong, Malacca
Membau, Negri Sembilan
24. Telok Anson, Perak
25. Ulu Pedas Est., Negri Sembi Ian
Muar, Johore
Penang, Penang
Groups
Batu Sebelas Est., Negri Sembilan
6. Merlimau, Malacca
J ohore Bahru, J ohore
7. Mersing, J ohore
Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan
8. Nilai, Negri S~mbilan
Kubang Est., Negri Sembilan
g. Sungei Patani, Kedah
Masjid Tanah, Malacca
Isolated Centres
Asahan, Malacca
7· Kuantan, Pahang
Batu Gajah, Perak
8. Kulim, Kedah
Cameron Highlands, Pahang
g. Mengkarak, Pahang
Gemas, Negri Sembilan
10. Segamat, Johore
Kajang, Selangor
II. Taiping, Perak
Kuala Kangsar, Perak
12. Tampin, Malacca
101
MEXICO
MALDIVE ISLANDS
Isolated Centre
Agualulco
2. Esquintla
3· Guadalajara .
4· Guerrero
I.
I. Mali
MALTA
Group
5·
6.
7·
8.
I. Valetta
I.
MARGARITA ISLAND
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
Group
Porlamar
6.
MARIANA ISLANDS
I.
Assembly
Guam
I.
MAURITIUS
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
Bambous
7·
Beau Bassin/Rose Hill 8.
Benares
9·
Brittania
10.
Curepipe
II.
Flacq
Baramthan
Bellevue Mautel
Camp Fouguereaux
La Gaulette
La Preneuse
Midlands
Moka
8.
9·
10.
II.
12.
13·
Assemblies
Nouvelle France.
Piton
Plaisance
Port Louis
Quatre Bornes
Groups
Mon Piton
Mont Loisir
Mont Roches
Pointe des Lascars
Poudre d'Or
Riviere des Anguilles
12.
13·
14·
IS·
16.
Riche-en-Eau
Stanley
St. Pierre
Trefles
Vacoas
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
IS·
16.
17·
18.
19·
9. San Miguel
10. &antiago
I I. Tepic
Cercado
Chablekal
Colima
Coutla
Cuemavaca
Cuitzeo
13.
14.
15.
16.
Sapopan
Tamzula
Tarandacuao
Yucatan
12.
Groups
Itzatlan
Magdalena
Mirador
Peseila
Presa
Queseria
Barranavidad
Baja California
Cadereyta
Celaya
Chihuahua
Chilpancingo
Isolated Centres
Coatzacoalcos
J alisquillo
N euvolaredo
Oro
I I. Queretaro
12. San Juan
13.
14.
15.
16.
Santa Cruz
Tequesquitlan
Tlatalqui
Tunel
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
7.
8.
9.
10.
MIQUELON ISLAND & ST. PIERRE ISLAND
I.
14·
Assemblies
Mexico City
Monterrey .
Ocotlan
Puebla San Rafael
Riviere du Rampart
Roches Noires
St. Croix
Vallee des Pretres
Verdun
Union Flacq
Isolated Centre
St. Pierre
MONACO
Assembly
I. Monte Carlo
MOROCCO INTERNATIONAL ZONE
MENTAWEI .ISLANDS
Bersigep Hilir
12.
Bersigep Hulu
13·
Bersigep Tenggah
14·
Pokai
15·
16.
Sagulube
Saibi Hulu
17·
Samano
18.
Sikabaluan
Sikalabu
19·
Slkalanggai Bekemen 20.
Sikateri
21.
I.
Assemblies
Silak Oinan Hilir
Silak Oinan Hulu
Simalegi Hilir
Simalegi Tubunah
Simatalu Saibi Hilir
Simatalu Saibi Hulu
Simatalu Saibi
Tenggah
Simatalu Tenggah
Simatalu Udju
Sipaipadjet Hilir
Group
Siberul.
102
(MOROCCO)
22. Sipaipadjet Hulu
23· Sipokkah
24· Sirereiket Hilir
25· Sirereiket Hulu
26. Sirereiket Matobak
27· Sirereiket Muggai
28. Taileleo Batkoloat
29· TaileleoBatoinan
30. Terekan HiIir
3 1. Terekan Huiu
3 2. Terekan Leleo
I.
Assembly
Tangiers
MOZAMBIQUE
I. Chihambanine
Assemblies
2. Lourens:o Marques
Groups
I. Chi Chi
2. Inhambane
3· Malvernia
4. Matola
Isolated Centres
I. Mocuba
2. Quelemane
3. Zambezi
10
3
NEPAL
Bhaktapur
2. Biratnagar
Assemblies
Dharan
3·
4· Kathmandu
Bodegaon
2. Dabeha
3· Nalar
I.
Groups
I.
5. Pokhra
Groups
I.
4. Dolkhashahr
Isolated Centres
I. Bakloong
2. Damdame
3. Rakhughati
4· Rakheshwav
Cambridge
Dunedin
Hastings
Havelock
Hokianga
Horahora
Howick (Outside
New Plymouth)
8. Lower Hutt
g. Mt. Albert
10. Mt. Roskill
II. North Birkenhead
12. Oamaru
13· Raetahi
14· Ramarama
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
Assembly
I. Noumea
Group
Ahipara
Fairlie
Gisborne
Glen Eden
Gore
Howick
Kaitaia
8.
g.
10.
II.
12.
13·
14·
Thio
I.
2.
3·
4·
Isolated Centre
Saint John's (outside)
Bluefields
Cane Creek
Corn River
Diamante
I. Atlanta
2. Granada
NEW GUINEA
5·
6.
7·
8.
I. Big Lagoon
2. Bonanza
3. Camoapa
NEW HEBRIDES
4. Cukra
5. Jinotepe
6. Kuringwas
Assembly
I. Port Vila
Palmers ton
Papatoetoe
Tauranga
Tekuiti
Tepuke
Wakefield
3. Futuna Island
NEW ZEALAND
I. Aba
2. Afikpo
3. Akpabuyo
4. Aningeje
I. Ebute Metta
2. Ikot Okriba
Asata Enugu
Calabar
Ibadan
Lagos
Groups
3. Ojok
4. Old Ndebeji
I. Abakaliki
2. Abeokuta
Isolated Centres
3· Kontagura
4· Kwa Falls
Assemblies
4. Wellington
4
10
5· Rama Cay
6. Sisin
7. Muelle de los Bueyes
8. Rivas
g. Wasp am
Assemblies
Isolated Centre
I. Malekula Island
3· Hamilton
g. Nandaime
10. Raitipura
II. Wering Key
NIGERIA
Groups
I. Auckland
2. Devonport
15·
16.
17·
18.
Ig.
20.
Isolated Centres
2. Madang
2. Erromanga Island
Lunko Creek
Managua
Masaya
Monkey Point
Groups
Pejivay
3·
4· Puerto Cabezas
Groups
I. Aneityum Island
Mt. Eden
Nelson
New Plymouth
North Henderson
Ohakune
Onehunga
Otahuhu
Assemblies
Group
I. Saint John's
I. Port Moresby
Teatatu
Titirangi
Wanganui
Whangarei
NICARAGUA
NEWFOUNDLAND
I.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Isolated Centres
5. Sindhuva
NEW CALEDONIA
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
7·
5·
6.
17·
8.
105
g. Nyaje
Io.Owom
I I. Sapele
5· Onitcha
6. Oron
5· Mbeban Village
6. Umuahia
NORTHERN RHODESIA
Bancroft
Bwingi
Chibwakata
Chibuluma
Chingola
Chiwempala
Fisenge
Kamona
Broken Hill
Chamkimbi
Chifubu
Chikuni
Chikwoma
Chimbila
Chinkutanga
Chitonena
Ikelenge
Kafue
Assemblies: 15
Kitwe
Luanshya
Lusaka
Mukutuma
Houffa
Kajumba
Kamaka
Kameya
Kamombe
Chileka
Chipoka
3· Chiradzulo
4· Lilongwe
5· Mzimba
6. Mzuzu
Chibwawa
2. Dedza
3· Fort Johnston
4· Karonga
Isolated Centres
I.
Musumala
Mutaba School
Ng'ombe
Nswanakuda
Nswanamatunya
Roan Antelope Mine
Samoyu
Twapia
Wusukile
Kasama
Mashalanyima
. Katota
Monze
Lubemba
Morris
Malichi
Mungwi
Matoka
Munyamba
Group
Kirkwall
I.
pAKISTAN
(SEE BALU~ISTAN)
Assemblies
Muswali
Mwinilunga
Nswanakambindi
Nswanamumi
Yikuni
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
Abbottabad
Chittagong
Dacca
Hyderabad
Karachi
Lahore
7· Lyallpur
8. Montgomery
9· Mymensingh
10.
II.
12.
Nawabshah
Peshawar
Rahimyar Khan
Chanayili
Lagu
I.
Damango
I.
(
I.
6. Khanewal
2.
7· Kohat
Chakwal
Charsaddah
3· Gujranwala
4. Gujrat
5. Jamalpur
5. Wamale
3. Zuo
Rawalpindi
Sialkot
Sukkur
Tando Adam
17. Toba Tek Singh
13.
14.
15.
16.
Groups
(GHANA)
2.
5. Mikapongwe
ORKNEY ISLANDS
NORTHERN TERRITORIES PROTECTORATE
Assemblies
Pagaza
3·
4· Tamale
Groups
2. Fuu
7. Sharpevale
8. Zomba
2.
I.
Nchanga
Ndola
Nsananyi
Groups: 39
Malekeni
Matembu
Matimba
Matunya
Mazibuka
Mindola
Mononoke
Mt. Makulu
Mungoyanga
Mungwaya
Kajila
Kajima
Kalalushi
Kanena
Kanyabu
Kasewbalesa
Kazenzi
Kooesola
Livingstone
Malata
Groups
\
8. Mirpur
9· Mirpur Khas
10.
Muree
Muzaffarabad
13. Skardu
I I.
12.
Multan
I
Isolated Centres
NORWAY
Bergen
Hetland
3· Oslo
2.
I.
Baerum
2.
I.
Bhalwal
Bahawalnagar
3· Dandot
I.
Assemblies
2.
4. Stavanger
4. Joharabad
5. Kala
6. Narayangunj
Groups
Aas
2. Harstad
3· Kristiansund N.
I.
PANAMA
Fana
Isolated Centres
Laksevaag
4·
5. Narvik
6. Sandefjord
Assemblies: 26
7· Soma
8. Stokmarknes
NYASALAND
I.
2.
Balaka
Balila
Assemblies
3. Bawi
4. Blantyre/Limbe
106
7. San ghar
5. Mlanje
Achutupo
Al to Cerro Brisa
Canal Zone (So.
Dist.)
Carti Suitupo
Cerro Bolo
Cerro Vaca
Colon
Cuba
David
Emplanada de
Chorcha
Hato Corotu
HatoJobo
Isla Pino
Isla Tigre
La Chorrera
La Concepcion
La Concepcion
(San BIas Islands)
Mulatupo
Nalunega
Narasgantupo
Tumadi
10
7
Panama
Quebrada de Loro
Rabo Puerco
Soloy
Ustupo
Wichihuala
Ailigandi
Ailitupo
Anachucun
Cabezera de Loro
Groups: 13
Canal Zone
Rato Lupi
(Nor. Dist.)
Manachucun
Carti Tupile
Nara:sgantupo Bippi
Coetupo
Isolated Centres: 3
Cerro Punta
Curcuria de San Juan
PERU
Nueva Chagres
Nueva Emperador
Tuala
Assemblies
Arequipa
Cajamarca
3. Callao
I.
2.
4· Chiclayo
5· Huancayo
6. Lima
Groups
Puerto Armuelles
I.
Cuzco
2.
I.
J ulcamarca
2.
I.
Asuncion
I.
Punto Tongos
Talara
3. Trujillo
Isolated Centres
PARAGUAY
Assemblies
2. Concepcion
7. Pampacruz
8. Quilhuay
3. Encarnacion
3· Yurimaguas
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Group
Pedro Juan Caballero
Over three hundred Centres
(Details missing)
Isolated Centre
I.
POLAND
San Juan Bautista
PEMBA ISLAND
Group:
I.
Isolated Centre
Warsaw
I
PONDICHERRY
PERSIA
DISTRICTS
Abadih
Ahvaz
Arak
Babul
Bandar-i-Gaz
Birjand
Ramadan
I~fahan
Kashan
Kirman
Kirmaniliah
Mailihad
Nayriz
Qazvin
Rasht
Sangsar
Sari
Shiraz
Tabriz
Tihran
Yazd
Zahidan
TOTALS
ASSEMBLIES
GROUPS
ISOLATED
13
29
7
14
15
12
10
14
7
15
49
10
19
9
23
3
7
17
4
7
36
31
91
18
15
16
42
8
27
27
47
25
52
108
24
II
22
II
17
42
12
16
9
33
2
9
25
8
29
44
54
91
30
7
21
5
412
108
6
II
7
20
17
2
9
9
35
3
23
2
8
41
27
52
23
3
8
33
TOTAL
I.
Assembry
Pondicherry
60
44
27
91
8
17
65
14
44
121
112
234
71
PORTUGAL
Almada
Espinho
3. Faro
I.
2.
I.
2.
I.
2.
Barreiro
Cascais ·
Beja
Costa Caparica
Assemblies
Lisbon
4·
5· Oeiras/ Amadora
6. Portima.o
7. Porto
8. Sintra
9. Trafaria
Groups
Charneca
3·
4. Servicemen
Isolated Centres
3· Monte Caparica
4. Seixal/ Amora
PORTUGUESE GUINEA
Group
I.
Bissau
PORTUGUESE TIMOR
Group
II
12 71
I.
Dili
log
PUERTO RICO
I.
Bayamon
I.
Assembly
Sanjuan
2.
Isolated Centres
Mayagues
QATA:R
Assembly
I.
Alao Village, American Samoa
2. Falelatai Village, Western Samoa
3. Fasito'otai Village, Western Samoa
4. Gataivai, Savai'i Island, Western
Samoa
I.
Isolated Centres
I.
Dul:ta
2.
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS
I.
Faleata Plantation, Upola, Western
Samoa
Fogatuli, Savai'i Island, Western
Samoa
REUNION 'ISLAND
Group
St. Pierre,
I.
Isolated Centre
St. Denis
RHODES
I.
Isolated Centre
Rhodes
RUANDA-URUNDI
(RWANDA AND BURUNDI)
Assemblies
Three '
N.B. Names of the assemblies as well as nurp.erous groups and isolated centres have
not been listed owing to difficulties of communication.
RUSSIAN SOVIET FEDERAL SOCIALIST REPUBLIC
I.
Isolated Centre
Penza
110
San Marino
SARAWAK
Assemblies: 5 I
Bidang
Engkasing
Kanowit
Kapit
Klabit R. Mambang
Konawit
Kuching
Limpasong
Lubok Tuan
Penghulu Arin
R. Aji
R. Belat
R. Bilong
R. Bubuk S. Lowong R. Liban S. Serawas
R. Danau
R. Mong
R. Donggat
R. Muntai
R. Gani
. R. Nankai
R. Hitam S. Pau R. Nuli
R.Imang
R. Penghulu
R.Insurai
Madang
R. Jadot
R. Pilai
R. Jampi
R. Simabobala
R. Kedo
R. Tawi
R. Kula
R. Ujai
R. Lanchang
S. Bayan R. Jialian
R. Layang
S. Biar
S. Entulang R. Bau
S. Hidan
Sibu
S. Liam R. Empaga
S. Lipin R. Ibak
S. LO,tong R. Moyan
S. Mawang
S. Temam R.Jayang
S. Tijam R. Ganing
S. Tinjar R. Grasi
S. Trimah
T. R. Lulut
T. R. Mamat
Groups: 19
Bintulu
Dana
Kg. Long Lart
Kg. S. Barang
Kuala Bakong
Lawas
Limbang Town
Lobok Sempor
Miri
Nanga Tawan
SAMOA ISLANDS
Assemblies
I. Apia, Upola Island, Western Samoa 6. Mata'utu, Falealili, Western Samoa
2. Fasito'outa Village, Western Samoa
7. Nofo'ali'i Village, Western Samoa
3· Ili'ili Village, American Samoa'
8. Pago Pago, American Samoa
4· Lotoanuu
9. _Samatau
5. Magi
4. Viaovai, Falealili, Western Samoa
Group
I.
Tlell
I.
3. Sataoa, Safata, Western Samoa
SAN MARINO
Group
Queen Charlotte City
Isolated Centre
I.
Groups
5. Leauva'a Village, Western Samoa
6. Saturiatua, Savai'i Island, Western
Samoa
7. Vailoatai Village, American Samoa
Pangkalam J awa
R. Degum
S. Karab
Sungai Pelagus
T.R.Aateh
SARDINIA
Group
I.
Cagliari
Isolated Centre
I.
Sassari
1I 1
T.R.Angi
T. R. Emperan
T. R. Ijau
T.R. Tuah
SIERRA LEONE
SAUDI ARABIA
Assemblies
I.
Fahahil
Ria<;l
2.
I.
Group
Freetown
Groups
I.
2.
Braymi
Khur
3· Khurfakan
4· Sihar
SIKKIM
5. Sur
I.
SEYCHELLES
2.
Assemblies
Pacheybusty
3·
4· Pachey
Ganchukbusty
Gangtok
Group
Assembry
I.
La Digue
I.
Port Victoria
2.
Groups
Praslin Island
I.
Anse Boileu
Baistanne
3. Farquar Island
I.
4· Grandanse
5· Point au Sel
6. Point Connan
Dickchu
Isolated Centres
4· Dantan
5· Losingbusty
6. Marwabazar
Assam
Bermiok
3. Chakhung
I.
2.
Isolated Centres
2.
5. Packyong
6. Tarethong
7. Point la Rue
8. Renion
7. Namok
8. Singjailbusty
g. Tarku
SOCIETY ISLANDS
I.
Group
Papeete, Tahiti
SHETLAND ISLANDS
SOCOTRA ISLAND
Group
I.
Lerwick
I.
SIAM
SOLOMON ISLANDS
(THAILAND)
Assemblies
Ayuthaya
2. Bangkok
3. Banmai
4. Chiengmui
I.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Kalesin
Lopburi
Nakornnayok
Prathumthani
I.
g. Roit
10. Srithamarat
I I. Thon buri
12. Ubon
Groups
Cholburi
2. Nakornphathom
3. Nakornsawan
4. Pathalung
I.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Phiboon
Phuket
Pitsanulk
Prachinburi
Group
Tamarida
2.
I.
Auki, Malaita
Hau Hui, Malaita
Rioahea, Malai ta
Assemblies
3. Honiara, Guadalcanal
2.
Groups
Su'u, Malaita
Isolated Centres
Aeni Aiwasi, Malaita 4. Nakambi, Chimiu
2. Fataleka, Malaita
District, Guadalcanal
3. Konindi, Guadalcanal 5. Nonosila, Malaita
6. Siarara, Malaita
I.
g. Songkhla
10. Srisaket
I I. Takkupapa
12. Varin
4. Roroni
7. Su'ulahi, Malaita
8. Wailaha, Malaita
g. Wainaoa, Malaita
SOUTH AFRICA
SICILY
I.
Assembry
Palermo
I.
Isolated Centre
Messina
112
Alexandra
Bethlehem
Bloemfon tein
Bosfontein
Cape Town
Cofimvaba
Assemblies: 22
Dube
Meadowlands
Honeydew
Morwatshethla
Mtingwevu
J abavu-Mofolo
Kgale
Muldersdrift
Kwa Mashu
Newclare
Luka
Phokeng
113
Pietersburg
Potchefstroom
Umlazi
Weenan
Groups: 37
Mabieskraal
Mapumulo
Msinga
M t. Fletcher
Naledi
New Brighton
Petrusburg
Port Elizabeth
Pretoria
Qamata
Groups
Beaufort West
Bleskop Mines
Bleskop Village
Boksburg
Cala
Cato Manor
Chaneng
Diepkloof
Durban
Edendale
Encecobo
.Eersterust
Greenside
Hammanskraal
Hendefslag
Illovu Beach
Johannesburg
Kwa Zakele
Kimberley
Lady Selborne
Attridgeville
Ermelo
Inanda
Krugersdorp
Kuthwanong
Laskop
Lidgeton
Marionhill
Orlando
Mooi River
Pietermaritzburg
Moroka
Pilansberg
Middleburg
Port Shepstone
Motoka
Randfontein
Mt. Frere
Reghoek
N oordgesegt
Silverton
Rustenburg
Tladi
Tsomo
Vlakfon tein
Vryburg
Westminster
Zola .
I.
2.
Bejar
2. CornelIa de Llobregat
3· El Ferrol
I.
4·
5·
6.
Bangira
Chirundu
3· Filabusi Village
4·
5.
I.
2.
I.
2.
Beitbridge
Crowborough
6.
Isolated Centres
Gatooma
3·
4· Marandellas
Stendal
Stillfontein
Tekwana
Tigerkloof
Tsitsing
Tumaskop
Umbumbulu
I.
I.
Isolated Centre
Ovamboland
2.
Ceuta
Larache
3· Nador
Alicante
2. Barcelona
3· Cartagena
4· Hospitalet Llobregat
I.
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7· San Juan Despi
8.
Villanueva y Geltru
Alcasarkebir
Alhosseima
3· Chauen
4· Melila
Assila
Bani Hassan
3· Imzouren
4· Majlaw
2.
5· Targa
6. Wadlaw
Isolated Centres
2.
5· Taflalit
6. Targuist
SPANISH SAHARA
7· Salisbury
8.
4. Tetuan
Groups
I.
Salisbury Motel
9· Waterfalls.
I.
7· Norton
Isolated Centre
Tarfaia
SPITZBERGEN
Rusapi
9· Umtali
8.
I.
5· Wankie
6. West Nicholson
Isolated Centre
Sassen
ST. HELENA
Group
I. Jamestown
SUDAN
Assemblies
2.
Khartoum
Khartoum North
3· Omdurman
4· Port Sudan
I.
Kosti
2.
Groups
Malakal·
3. Talodi
I.
Atbara
Kassala
Isolated Centres
Kodok
3·
4· Kuagok
5· Nasir
6. Sennar
I.
SPAIN
Assemblies
5· Madrid
6. Montgat
7. Murcia
8. Sabadell
6. Teresa de Cofren tes
Assemblies
I.
SOUTH WEST AFRICA
Group
Windhoek
Isolated Centres
4. Jaen
5. Linares
6. Malaga
5· Santa Maria Barbara
(MOROCCO)
SOUTHERN RHODESIA
Assemblies
Highfields
Mondoro
Mrewa
Groups
Gwanda
Gwelo
Hatfield
3· Cheste
4· Granada
SPANISH MOROCCO
I.
I. Bulawayo
2. Filabusi
3· Greendale
Abanilla
Badalona
9· Tarrasa
10.
Valencia
2.
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5. Rumbek
SWAZILAND
I. Big Bend
2. Croydon
3· Kubuta
4· Kwaluseni
5· Mhlanya
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
Bunya
Edhlangene
Ezulwini
Goedgegun
Hlatikulu
Lobomba
I. Hereford
Assemblies
6. Malkerns
7· Manzini
8. Mbabane
'9· Nginamadolo
10. Simoyeni
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
12.
Groups
Mankaiana
Mhlume
Moneni
Mohlaga tcha
Mposi
Mtambama
Isolated Centres
2. Mbotsheni
II. Sibhoteleni
12. Siphofaneni
13· Stegi
Goteborg
2. Malmo
I. Alafors
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
6.
Aistad
Badabruk
Djursholm
Fiske Backskil
Hono
Kallhall
Assemblies
Stockholm
3·
Groups
2. Brastad
Isolated Centres
Klinten
7·
8. Knivsta
9· Lerum
10. Lidingo
II. Nassjo
12. Revingeby
Ngcamupalala
Piggs Peak
Popota
Sidwashini
White
Umbuluzi
17·
3. Timbutani
4. Uppsala
3· Sundbyberg
13·
14·
15·
16.
Simrishamn
Sollentuna
Sturevik
Vasteraas
Thun
Vevey
Zurich
Basel
Bern
Biel
Geneva
Lausanne
Locarno
Baden
Balsthal
Clarens
Groups: 12
Neuallschwil
Duebendorf
Pfaffikon
Grenchen
Pontresina
Latour de Peilz
Pully
Wetzikon
Wolfhalden
Altstaetten
Andeer
Birsfelden
Chernex
Brione
Corcelles
Carouge
Konolfingen
Chene Bourgeries
Kuesnacht
La N euveville
Langnau
116
Schlieren
Spiez
Thusis
Villars
Yverdon
Zollikofen
SYRIA
Group
Damascus
TADZHIKISTAN
13·
14·
15·
16.
SWITZERLAND
Assemblies: 12
Luzern
Neuchatel
St. Gallen
Plan les Quattes
Poschiavo
Rapperswil
I.
SWEDEN
I.
Minusio
Opfikon
Orient
I.
Isolated Centre
Stalingrad
TANGANYIKA
Bamba Est.
Buiko
Bukoba
Dar-es-Salaam
Dindara T.E.
Geleza
Gomba Est.
Godogodo Camp
Kikwajuni Est.
Korogwe
K walukonge Est.
Assemblies: 4 I
Mnazi Est.
Kwandogoi
Kwandege
Mombo
Lugongo Est.
Mombo Camp
Lutindi
Moshi
Makuyuni
Morogoro
Manka
Mpondi
Muheza
Manyata Est.
Muheza Est.
Mazindi Est.
Mbuzii
Mwelya Est.
Mkomazi
Mwanza
Mkumbara
Ngulwi
Arusha
Bamba
Bendere
Chemka
Chunya
Dalumi Est.
Dodoma
Geigrize Est.
Gonja Est.
Hedaru
Ibossa
Iringa
Kanga
Kandandu
Kihuhwi Stat.
Kiyungi Est.
Killimeni
Groups: 65
Kwiuno
Malindi
Kilosa
Mahenga
Kingolwira
Matombo
Kilobolo Est.
Mbeya
Kondoa
Mbuyuni Camp
Mgombezi Est.
Kwaissasa
Kwamhafe
Mgomban
K wandowa Est.
Mikocheni
Kwezinga
Mineki
Mabilion
Mikumi
Mkarambatini
Mabogo
Mabula
Mlala
Machemba
Mtibwa Sugar Est.
Makole
Mwakyumbi
Manga
Mwenga Est.
Maramba Est.
Musoma
Mazumbai Est.
Ngara
Bahi
Bwehwela Est.
Igalula
Ipala
Kigombe
Kingutwa
I
17
Ndungu Est.
Pangani Falls
Sakare SawMills
Sandris Camp
Sinai
Same
Toronto Sisal Est.
Wami
Ngujuka
Njombe
Pongwe
Potwe
Ruvu Stat.
Sambara
Shinyanga
Songea
Tema Farm
Tukuyu
Turiani Dihombo
Ukungu
U teti R ufigi
Ukererwe Island
Kiteka
Kwalaasa
Kwamsonde
Kwamundulu
Kibuyumtumbo
Kwematinda
Kwemtonga
, Kwooni Est.
Lindi
Luengera
Makili
Malindi
Msekela
Mtwara
Mbozi
Masasi
Mpanda
Malangali
Mlali
Mvomero
Mutangano
Ngombi
Manyoni
Maulini Stat.
Maurui
Maweni
Misongeni
Mkundi
Mngeze
Mshangai
Mwembe Est.
Mkumbi
Ngeza
Nanyoci
Ngombezi
Ngua Tea Est.
Nkumba
Panayotu Est.
Pangani
Tabora
Vuga
Vunta
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Ben Arous
Douz
EI Djem
Gafsa
Kebili
Kesserine
7·
8.
9·
10.
II.
12.
Groups
Ksour Essaf
Le Kef
Makthar
Manouba
Megrine
Rades
Isolated Centres
Djebeniana
3·
4· Kairouan
Agareb
2. Bordj Amri
I.
13·
14·
15·
16.
17·
18.
Remada
Robaa
Sbeitla
Sidi Bouzid
Siliana
Sousse
5· S. Bouchoucha
6. Sfax
TASMANIA
TURKEY
Assembly
I.
I.
Beaconsfield
I. King Island
2. Launceston
Hobart
Groups
2. Devonport
Isolated Centres
3. Lilydale
3· Glenorchy
4. Longford
TONGA ISLANDS
I. Houma, Tongatapu
.2. Kolonga, Tongatapu
I. Folaha
I. Felemea
2. Kotu', Haapa'i
Assemblies
Mu'a,
Tongatapu
5.
3·
Nuku'alofa,
Tongatapu
4·
Groups
2. Tokomolo
3·
Isolated Centres
5.
3· Lotofoa, Haapa'i
Na'ufanga
6.
4·
Vaini, Tongatapu
Vaotu'u
Assembly
I.
Tunis
lIB
Bornova
Assemblies
6. Bursa
7· Constantinople
(Istanbul)
8. Gaziantep
9· Konya
I. Bayburt
2. Qanakkale
3· Gumu§ane
Groups
4· Ipsala
5· Eski~ehir
6. Soma
I. Aksaray Nokat
2. Kayseriye
Isolated Centres
Mersin
3·
4· Samsun
10. Kuc;uk-Qekmegi
II. Smyrna (Izmir)
12. Tokat
7. Takirdag
8. Talas
9· Uzunkopru
5· Sivas
TURKMENISTAN
Groups
3· 'Imqabad
4· Merv
5. Tashauz
UGANDA
TRUCIAL SHEIKHS
TUNISIA
Baymi~
I. Bayram-Ali
2. Iolotan
Assembly
I. Port-of-Spain
Isolated Centre
I. Cristobal, Tobago I.
I. Abu-l;)abiy
2. Dubay
Adrianople (Edirne)
Aksaray
Ankara
Nomuka, Haapa'i
Ohonua Eua
TRINIDAD
Assemblies
3· Ra'su'l-Khaymih
I.
2.
3·
4·
5·
4. Sharjah
Adali
Agule (I)
Ajepet
Akipany
Akisim (I)
Akuoro
Akwamoru
Apapa (I)
Apopong
Asinge (I)
Abalanga (I)
Abeko
Aberikole
Abuket
Abwanget
Acaboi
Aciisa
Acuna
Agaria
Agonga
Agu
Agule (2)
Agurut
Airabet
Assemblies: 554 '
Ajaki
Ajesa
Ajuket
Akarukei
Akerian
Akisim (2)
Akisim (3)
Akurei
Akoromit
Akubwi
Awemon
Awoja
119 .
Ajono
Alipi
Ambeko
Arua
Abalanga (2)
Abongotin
Abongorwot
Abunga
Abyenek
Achaba
Acung
Adagmon
Adeknino
Aderolongo
Adok
Adwila
Adyaka (I)
Agwicire (I)
Agwicire (2)
Ajonyi (I)
Akalo
Akurolango
Akwaga
Alapata
Alanyi
Alido
Alira
Alwitmac
Akure
Aleles
Alure (I)
Alure (2)
Aligoi (I)
Aligoi (2)
Alito
Alukucok
Alupe
Aluwa
Amasiniko
Ameju
Aminito
Amootome
Amoru
Amucu
Amuo
Amusia
Angodingod (I)
Angodingod (2)
Angolebwal
Angole
Aparisa
Apuriton
Arabaka
Ariet (I)
Ariet (2)
Asilang
Aterai
Atoot
Atutur
Awaliwal
Amononeno
Amuda
Amwoma
Anerolibi
Angwecebanga
Angwenya
Amjamcoto
Anyiti
Apenyoweo
Aputi
Apyen Nyang
Atabu
Atirir (I)
Atongtidi
Awapiny
Awelo
Awiri
Acekot
Adea
Awac
Bobi
Boliso (I)
Boliso (2)
Budongo
Bugiri
Buhamosi
Bukuhu
Bulondoni
Buseta
Busyabala
Butebo
Butengi
Bisina
Bukedea
Bulawoli
Bucamata
Bucangwa
Bugolo
Buiza
Bujana
Bukutu
Bulyali
Buniko
Busala
Busambu
Busete
Butamira
Butende
Buwala
Buyende
Buyengo
Buyodi
Buyunze
Butiaba
Bombo
Bugiri
Bukamba (I)
Bunsule
Bulenga
Bumankanda
Bubetsye
Buboolo
Bubulo
Bufukula (I)
Bufukula (2)
Bufumba
Bufwaka
Bugimotwa
Bugimuye
Bugwa
Bukakasi
Bukalu
Bukhawekha
Bukianji
Bulegeni
Bulyalo
Bumaguze
Bumalimba
Bumanzaza
Bumasata
Bumasikye
Bumatanda
Bumayoka
Bumbobi
Bumugibole
Bumugoya
Bumukhiso
Bumululu
Bumusamali
Bumusoni
Bumwoni
Bumabude
Bunafuma
Bunakhayodi
Bunakimolo
Bundibugye
Bunambutye (I)
Bunambutye (2)
Bunanimi
Bunangaga
Bunyinza
Bunywaka
120
Busamaga
Busimaolya
Busyangi
Butsema
Bugobero
Buwangatya
Buwasa
Buyaka (I)
Busano
Buyaka (2)
Bwagogo
Chelekura
Chambaya
Cheptwi
Dusai
Dadas
Dakabela (I)
Gogonyo
Goligoli
Getom
Gweri
Gulu (W. Nile)
Gabugoto
Gamogo
Iruko .
Iguli
Inomo
Iganga
Ikoma
Ilemeriya
Iringa
Irongo
Itamya
Kabelai
Kabole
Kadot
Kacango
Kacoca
Kacuru
Kadesok
Kagoli (I)
Kagoli (2)
Kagwese
Kakori
Kakusi
Kalacai
. Kalalaka
Kalapata (I)
Kalemen
Kameke
Kamuge
Kanyum (I)
Kapaala
Kapunyasi
Kapuwai
Kasasira
Kasyebai
Kataka
Katekwana
Katilyo (I)
Katilyo (2)
Katukei
Kawukura
Kibale
Kirika
Kisirana
Kituti
Kodiri
Katengi
Kateta
Katilekori
Katine (I)
Kawo
Kelim (I)
Kidongole
Kobuku
Kobwin (I)
Kobwin (2)
Kococwa
Kodakol
Kodiding
Kodipe
Kodopoto
Koena
K~gelak
Kogili
Kojitenyang
Kokidi
Kokodo
Kokodu
Komuge
Kongoidi
Kongoto
Kongunga
Kopege
Kopurei
Korupe
Kotia
Kotiron
Kowiny
Kumi
Kyere
Koyi
Kabembe
Kapira
Kananage
Kasambira
Kasozi (I)
Kasolwe
Kavule
Kawaga
Kidago
Kidera
Kiige
Kikubi
Kinaitakali
Kitgum (I)
Kisozi
Kiyunga II
Kiyunga
Kitana
Kitambuze
Kyamugeni
Kijwanganya
Kasangula
Kisimbiri
Kyanya
Kyanika
Kasana
Kiwongula
Kitatya
Kikaya
Kampala
Kibuga
Kyambogo
Kisoga
Kabarwa
Kaberemaido
Kabulabula
Kacilo
Kacoc
Kacumbala
Kadami
Kaderuno
Kadipala
Kadok
Kadungulu
Kagwara
Kaikamosing
Kajmaka
Kakani
Kakerei
Kakuja
Kakures
Kabusi
Kalabai
Kalapata (2)
Kalengo (I)
Kamaca
Kamenya
Kamidakan
Kamod
Kamurojo
Kamusala
Kangodo
Kanyangan
Kanyum (2)
Kapang
Kapelebiong
Kapiri
Katikwan
Kabeywa
Kabusinda
Kamatin
Kapteret
Kasawayi
Kalangala
Kasawo
Lunyo
Lwatama (I)
Logiri
Lubyamluzi
Lwanyama
Lunya
Lumbugu
Matakokorei
Morukokume
Mugiti
Mukulai
Mundindi
Mwelo
Madoc (I)
Madoc (2)
Magoro (I)
Miremu
Miroi
Moruabila
Moruakise
Moruinera
Moruita
121
Mukongoro
Mukura
Moni (I)
Mvara
Mabuli
Magogo
Maligulya
Mango
Matumu
Mawoyito
Mmeri
Mutayi
Mugulu
Moroto (I)
Mabuga
Mazaza
Mbale
Nabitende (I)
Nabowa
Nabuli
Nahayaka
Nalubembe
Nangodi
Nanoko
Natooto
Ngalwe
Nyakoi (I)
Ngora
Nyanda
Nyamongo
Nyero
Nababirye (I)
Nabuigulu
Nabyoto
Nagwenyi
Naigobya
Nairika
Nakavuma
Nakisenyi
Nakyaka
Nambula
Namukunyu
Namusita (I)
Nankandulo
Nawampiti (I)
Nawandala
Nawanyago (I)
Nawangaiza
Nawantale
Nawanyago (2)
Ndolwa
Nkandakuliowa
Nansubolo
Nkone
Nsirira
Nakonge
Nkwole
Namusala
Nyondo
Nakafuma
Nabukutu
Nakaloke
Namisoni
Obulete
Obwanai
Odwarat (I)
Okunguro (I)
Olok
Olumot
Olwa
Opadoi
o balanga (I)
Obule (I)
Obululun
Oburi
Ocakai
Odoono
Odukul
Odwarat (2)
Ogera
Ogolai
Ogooma
Ogosoi
Ogwa
Okidetok
Okoboi
Okolotum
Okouba (I)
Okude
Okumel
Okum
Okonguro (2)
Oleico
Olemai
Olungia
Olupe (I)
Olwelai
Omaasia
Omagara
Omagoro
Omerein
Omiito
Omodoi (I)
Omugenya
Omunyal
Onyakelo
Opot (I)
Opot (2)
Opunoi
Oriau
Orimai
Orungo
Osikai
Osopotoit
Oteteen
Okollo
Ombokoro
Ocamonyang
Odeye
.Ogweto
Okille
Olwiny
Omee
Owalo
Owiny
Orwamuge
Pabogo
Pamot Pallisa
Petete
Pogono
Pwateta
Pakui
Palaet
Pigire
Pulunguti
Supa
Samuk
Soroti
Seta
Sibuse
Siroko
Tekwana
Tirinyi
Tororo
Tididiek
Tilling
Tisai
Turnbo
Takajunge
Vumba
Wera
Wila
Wankole
Wesunire
Yivu
Groups: 389
Atabok
Alaropi
Atiri (I)
Awindri
Aguurut
Akadot
Akuorot
Amagoro
Apapa (2)
Apokor
Asuret (I)
Atiri (2)
Abei
Abukamola
Acengreny
Adwoki
Adyaka (2)
Ajaa
Aloi
Amugu
Aninolal
Anwangi
Anyomo
Awercek
Atari
Aarapoo
Adacar
Adeya
Adie
Agirigiroi
Agule (3)
Agule (4)
Ajeluk
Aketa
Akisim (4)
Akoboi
Akum (I)
Akum (2)
Aliakameri
Aloet (I)
Aloet (2)
Amero
Amilimil
Aminit
Anuria
Amusus
Anyidinyid
Apapai (I)
Ariet (3)
Ariet (4)
Asinge (2)
. Asuret (2)
Atira
Atirir (2)
Atirir (3)
Bugondo
Bugungu
Buyengirizi
Budaka
Bugombwa
Buhenye
Buhanda
Buhwama
122
Bujwango
Bulangira
. Bulepeyi
Bumutiru
Bunyadeti
Buteba
Butindye
Butula
Bar-Dyang
Bubirabi
Bubwoba
Bunyunya
Bunderadera
Bufukhula
Bufuma
Bufumbula
Bufuza
Buginyanya
Bukhabusi
Bukhadala
Bukinindya
1923
1923
1923
1925
193 1
1934
1934
1948
1956
1956
1956
1956
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1957
1958
1959
1959
1959
1959
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1961
1962
1962
1962
Bukitimwa
Bukiyi
Bukuyunya
Bulago
Bulwali
Bumagambo
Bumageni (I)
Bumageni (2)
Bumansi
Bumuda
Bumuketsi
Bunabwana
Bunambale
Bunamubi
Bunamulunyi
Bunefula
Bushii
Busiu
Busiya Bulago
Buwakiyo
Buwalasi
Buwali
Buwaya,
Buwundu
Bugonja
Bugulumira
Bujabangula
Bukona
Bulalu
Bulike
Buluya
Bupajengo
Bupaluka
Busanda
Butuli
Buuma
Buwagi
Buwanume
Buwenge
Buyoga
Ceminyi
Chesoweri
Ceele
Codong
Chani
Dodoi
Dakabela (I)
Dodos
D~olO
Er ba
Ezuku
Entebbe
Gwase
Hasejuli
Iki-lki
Igola
Ikanda
Irundu
Isimba
Itakaibolo
Jiako Ajono
Kangole (I)
Kiru
Kati Okumi
Kaboko
Kubala Omugo
Kibuzi
Kyebando
Kisowera
Kirindi
Kyerima
Kisuna
Kazo
Koja
Kyabasala
Kabuyai
Kacabali
Kadimakori
Kagumu
Kakoro
Kakutu
Kalait
Kalyampete
Kamerukwai
Kamonkoli
Kanginima
Kapiani
Kasodo
Kasureta
Kerekeren
Kibuku
Kitanjalo
Kitoi Kaonon
. Kwapa
Kapterekwo
Kirwoti
Kabalanga
Kabata
Kaberpila
Kabongori
12 3
Kacede
Kaconga
Kadacar
Kajamaka
Kalaki
Kalengo (2)
Kalere
Kaler
Kalupo
Kamon
Kanapa
Kangole (2)
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Kelim (2)
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Kodike
Kakong
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Komolo
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Kabira
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Kakindu
Kakoge
Kakunyu
Kalyowa
Kamuli
Kanamparara
Kasigo
Kasira
Kibinga
Kibuye
Kigingi
Kigulu
Kigweri
Kijuna
Kinawambogo
Kiroba
Kiroro
Kisairye
Kiswa (I)
Kitanaba
Kitengesa.
Kituba (I)
Kiwanyi
Kyamatende
Kyanga
Luswa
Lubowa
Ladoto
.Lerya
Lujeke
Lumino
Lira
Lwanjusi
Labor
Lubandi
Lubanyi
Lumuli
Lwatama (2)
Luzinga
Morulem
Maracha
Mweya
Masaka
Mbiko
Maizimasa
Majanji
Masulula
Mela
Mukuju
Mulanda
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Mutoto
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Merok
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Nyakoi (3)
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Nawanyago (4)
Ndulya
Ngandho
Nkondo
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Oluko
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Ovugo
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Omoro
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o balanga (2)
Oburin
Ococia
Ocokican
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Oculoi (2)
Odiko
Odoot
Odukui
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Ogerai
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Ojama
Okodowo
Okouba (2)
Okulonyo
Okunguri
Olilim
Omarai
Omatenga
Omodoi (2)
Omomeri
Ongino
Opungure
Opuyo
Isolated Centres:
Acereke
Aremo
. Alijora
Avelembe
Adodoi
Angololo
Apapai (2)
Apidi
Atangala
Ade Kokwok
Ageni
Agwata
Ajikdak
Alebere
Adyanglim
Atik
Abaango
Abia
Adinya
Agaya
Ajonyi (2)
Akukinga
Akuoro
Amurei
Amutur
Amuwa
Apolin
Asamuk
Asii
Atapar
Awaliwal
Biiso
Bubandi
Bukomeso
Bubukwanga
Bulowala
Bugalu
Bugule
Bugoye
Bulesa
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Buyana
Bubili
Budalangi
Bugama
Buhangizi
Bulemula
Bunyide
Busahi
Busitongo
Butangasi
Buwembe
Buhengere
Bulujewa
Budondo
Bugaga
Bugulumbya
Bugulusi
Bukamba (2)'
Bukumankola
Bukutula
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Orisai
Osudio
Osuguro
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Oukot
Pabungo
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Paraketo
Paranga
Pucai
Pulaka
Puti
Rhino Camp
Ryama
Rwanda
Suliya
Segabye
Sekulo
Sirakano
Sukuru
Suula
Terego
Toroma
Usuk '
Bulamuka
Bulongo
Bumagali
Bumanya
Busaru
Butause
Butayunjwa
Butimbwa
Butuku
Buwanzi
Buyola
Buyumba
Buzibirira
Cilio
Cengera
Elong
Gola
Gome
Gumpi
Igainza
Ilapa
Isili
Iyapoki
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Kirasa
Kawola
Kigoloma
Kagaba
Kasamba
Kanyanya
Kibanga
Kalogi
Kiswa (2)
Kaboso
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Katolo
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Kide
Kuju
Kaako
Kabukye
Kagulu
Kamigo
Kantenga
Okwira
Omede
Obule (2)
Omari
Oyeng Opere
Obiol
Obulai
Ocodio
Okoco
Okura
Olio
Olupe (2)
Omokolonyo
Omulala
Omusi
Oseera
Osenyi
Ounyai
Pagome
Panya
Palangoya
Patanga
Pian
Pazulu
Pokongo
Rao
Sifuyo
Sikarai
Sikubira
Sirere
Mukina
Mayenze
Magamaga
Milegezo
Mirari
Nozi
Nyadri
Nakivubo
Nakibenyo
N akasongola
Nalyamabide
Nabugabo
Nambuku
Namwaya
Nasenye
Ndole
Nababirye (3)
Nabigwenyi
Nabinyonyi
Nabirama
Nabulozi
Nakasegeto
Namakoko
Namukonge
Namunana
Namunyingi
Namusikizi
Namusita (2)
Nasanda
Nawangoma
Nawasende
Ndudu
Kasozi (2)
Katogwe
Kibundaire
Kigunga
Kijugu
Kikondo
Kiranga
Kiriowa
Kisege
Kituba (2)
Kitgum (2)
Kiwaba
Kiwagama
Kiyanyi
Kiyunga (I)
Kiyunga (2)
Kiyunga (3)
Kyanvuma
Lutomoi
Lubembe
Lwala
Lale
Luzenga
Maimbe
Makyirye
Magina
Magombe
Magoro (2)
Makunda
Masaba
Masafu
Mazimasa
'uMMAN
Assemb?J
I. Masqat
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA*
STATE
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
Calif. No.
Calif. So. (I)
Calif. So. (2)
Colorado
ASSEMBLIES
I
2
6
32
29
14
5
GROUPS
ISOLATED
TOTAL
3
5
22
53
31
21
14
5
9
12
29
18
23
12
9
16
40
114
78
58
31
* Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Key West listed separately
12 5
URUGUAY
Assemblies
I.
Maldonado
2.
Minas
3. Montevideo
I.
Group
Juan Lacaze
I.
Isolated Centre
Punta del Este
UZBEKISTAN
I.
Group
Tashkand
I.
Isolated Centre
Fergana
VENEZUELA
Apure
2. Barquisimeto
3· Caracas
I.
4·
5·
6.
Assemblies
Maracay Distrito
Mayagua
Sucre
Groups
Ocumare
I.
Ciudad Bolivar
2.
I.
Los Teques
Maracaibo
Isolated Centres
Matanzas
3·
4· San Fernando
2.
WINDWARD ISLANDS
Assemb?J
I.
St. George's, Grenada
Isolated Centres
I.
Castries, St. Lucia
2.
St. Michael's, Barbados
YEMEN
Group
I.
San'a
YUGOSLAVIA
Isolated Centre
I.
Belgrade
12
7
7. Valencia .
3. Puerto Ayacucho
5. San Jose

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