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THE BAHA’I FAITH
1844-1963
SHOGHI EFFENDI GUARDIAN OF THE FAITH IN LOVING MEMORY
COMPILED BY THE HANDS OF THE CAUSE RESIDING IN THE HOLY LAND
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WORLD CENTRE OF THE BAHA’f FAITH
The International Archives Building The Shrine of the Bab, Mt. Carmel
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INFORMATION STATISTICAL AND COMPARATIVE 1844-1963
Dates of Historical Significance 1844-1963
Achievements under the Ten Year International Baha’i Teaching and Consolidation Plan
Countries Opened to the Faith of Baha’u’llah 1844-1963
Languages in which Baha’i Literature has been Translated and Printed
Languages in which Baha’i Literature is being Translated
List of the Bab’s Best-Known Writings
Alphabetical List of Baha’u’llah’s Best-Known Writings
Races Represented in the Baha’i World Community
Minority Groups and Races with which Contact has been Established by Baha'is
African Tribes Represented in the Baha’i Faith Indian Tribes of the Western Hemisphere Represented in the Baha’i Faith
Indian Sub-Continent, Pacific and Indian Ocean Tribes and Peoples Represented in the Baha’i Faith
Alphabetical List of Capitals and Chief Cities where Baha’is reside throughout the world
Hands of the Cause
Baha’i National Spiritual Assemblies 1953
Baha’i National Spiritual Assemblies 1963
Territories Represented by the Regional National Spiritual Assemblies National Spiritual Assemblies which have Established Branches in Israel
Baha’i National Administrative Headquarters (Haziratu’l-Quds) in East and West
Baha’i National Spiritual Assemblies which have Established National Endowments
Localities in which Baha’i Publishing Trusts have been Founded Baha’i Schools and Institutes
Countries, States, Provinces and Cities where Baha’i Marriage ‘Certificates are Recognized
Countries, States, Provinces and Cities where Baha’i Holy Days are Recognized Data Concerning Important National and International Baha’i Endowments Principal Baha’i Historic Sites in Persia Owned by the Baha’i Community
Estimated Value of American Baha’i Properties
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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
Cities in which Baha’i Temples have been Constructed Location of Sites for Future Baha’i Temples Data Regarding the Baha’i Temple in Wilmette, Illinois
Passages Inscribed over the Nine Entrances of the Baha’i Temple, Wilmette, Illinois, U.S.A.
Passages Inscribed in the Interior of the Baha’i Temple, Wilmette, Illinois, U.S.A.
Baha’{ Feasts, Anniversaries and Days of Fasting Baha’i Holy Days on which Work Should be Suspended
Chronological List of Significant Events Related to Baha’u’llah’s Historic Pronouncement in His Striy-i-Multik in 1868
Stages in Baha’u’llah’s Successive Exiles from Tihran to ‘Akka
Cities Visited by ‘Abdu’l-Baha in the Course of His Three-Year Travels 1911-Tors
Territories Mentioned by ‘Abdu’l-Baha in the Tablets of the Divine Plan
Territories to be Opened to the Faith 1953-1963
Territories to be Consolidated 1953-1963
Approximate Number of Localities where Baha’is Reside Throughout the World
Incorporated Baha’i Assemblies — National Spiritual Assemblies Incorporated Baha’i Assemblies — Local Spiritual Assemblies Baha’i Centres Throughout the World
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DATES OF HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE
1844-1963
Declaration of the Mission of the Bab in Shiraz May 23, Departure of the Bab on His pilgrimage to Mecca September, Arrival of the Bab in Mah-ki, Adhirbayjan Summer, Incarceration of the Bab in Chihrig, Adhirbayjan April, Conference of Badasht June, Interrogation of the Bab in Tabriz, Adhirbayjan July, Martyrdom of the Bab in Tabriz, Adhirbayjan July 9, Attempt on the life of Nasiri’d-Din Shah August 15, Imprisonment of Baha’u’llah in the Siyah-Chal of Tihran August, Banishment of Baha’u’llah to Baghdad January 12, Withdrawal of Baha’u’ll4h to Kurdistan April ro, Return of Baha’u’ll4h from Kurdistan March 19, 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 of Baha’u’llah from Adrianople August 12, Arrival of Baha’u’lla4h in ‘Akka August 31, Death of the Purest Branch June 23, Ascension of Baha’u’llah May 29, 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 ‘Akka December 10, Arrival of the Bab’s remains in the Holy Land January 31, Reincarceration of ‘Abdu’l-Baha in ‘Akka August 20, Commencement of the construction of the Mashriqu’]-Adhkar
of ‘Ishqabad November 28, Release of ‘Abdu’l-Baha from His incarceratién September, Interment of the Bab’s remains on Mt. Carmel March a1, 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 rr, Laying of the cornerstone of the Mashriqu’|-Adhkar in Wilmette,
Ulinois, by .‘Abdu’l-Baha May 1, ‘Abdu’l-Baha’s return to the Holy Land December 5, Unveiling of the Tablets of the Divine Plan April, Commencement of the construction of the Mashriqu’|-Adhkar
in Wilmette, Illinois December, Passing of ‘Abdu’l-Baha November 28, Verdict of the Muhammadan 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 Baghdad March 4, Passing of the Greatest Holy Leaf July, Inception of the First American SevenYear Plan April,
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1844 1844 1847 1848 1848 1848 1850 1852 1852 1853 1854 1856 1863 1863 1863 1868 1868 1870 1892 1893 1894. 1898 1899 IgOI
1902 1908 1909 1909 Ig10 IQII IQ12
IgI2 4973 TOUS
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1925 1926
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Completion of the exterior ornamentation of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar
in Wilmette, Illinois Centenary celebration of the founding of the Baha’i Faith and
the opening of the first All-American Baha’i Convention May 23, Inception of the Second American Seven Year Plan Commencement of the construction of the Shrine of the Bab on
Mt. Carmel March 21, Completion of the Arcade and Parapet of the Shrine of the Bab on
Mt. Carmel July 9, Commemoration of the Centenary of the Martyrdom of the Bab July 9, Completion of the Octagon of the Shrine of the Bab March, Completion of interior ornamentation of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar
in Wilmette, Illinois October, Inauguration of the Centenary celebrations of the birth of
Baha’u'llah’s prophetic Mission October, 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, Dedication to Public Worship of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Wilmette, Illinois May 2, Inception of the Ten Year Baha’i Teaching and Consolidation Plan May 3, Completion of the Superstructure of the Shrine of the Bab on
Mt. Carmel October, Commencement of the construction of the International Baha’i
- Archives Building on Mt. Carmel July,
Completion of the International Baha’i Archives Building on
Mt. Carmel September, Commencement of the construction of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar
in Kampala, Uganda October, Commencement of the construction of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar
in Sydney, Australia November, Passing of Shoghi Effendi November 4, Laying of the cornerstone of the Mashriqu’|-Adhkar in Kampala,
Uganda January 26, Laying of the cornerstone of the Mashriqu’|-Adhkar in Sydney,
Australia March 22, Laying of the cornerstone of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Frankfurt, Germany November 20, Commencement of the construction of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar
in Frankfurt, Germany December, Dedication to Public Worship of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Kampala, Uganda January 15, Dedication to Public Worship of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Sydney, Australia September 16, Completion of the Superstructure of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Frankfurt, Germany November,
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1949 1950 1950 1952 1952 1952 1953
1953 1958
1953 1955 1957 1957
1957 1957
1958 1958 1960 1960 1961 1961
1962
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ACHIEVEMENTS UNDER THE TEN YEAR INTERNATIONAL BAHA’{ TEACHING AND CONSOLIDATION PLAN
Adoption of preliminary measures for the construction of Baha’u’llah’s Sepulchre in the Holy Land through the purification and embellishment of the Haram-i-Aqdas by Shoghi Effendi.
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
21 in the European Continent
go in the American Continent
The number of languages into which Baha’i literature has been translated and printed has been more than tripled through the addition of:
go languages in the Asiatic Continent
82 in the African Continent
11 in the European Continent
37 in the American Continent
The number of Mashriqu’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
Acquisition of the site for the future Mashriqu’l-Adhkar on Mt. Carmel.
Completion of the first dependency of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in Wilmette, Illinois.
The original goal of purchasing eleven sites for future Temples has been more than quadrupled through the acquisition of: 23 in the American Continent 5 in the African Continent g in the Asiatic Continent 8 in the European Continent 1 in Australasia
Development of the Institution of the Hands of the Cause through additional appointments, 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.
Substantial extension of the International Baha’i Endowments in the Holy Land, in the Plain of ‘Akka and on the slopes of Mt. Carmel.
Completion of the International Baha’i Archives in the neighbourhood of the Bab’s Sepulchre on Mt. Carmel.
Preliminary measures have been undertaken for the ultimate construction of the tomb of the Wife of the Bab in Shiraz.
Reburial of the Father of Baha’u’llah in the vicinity of the Most Great House. Purchase of the site of the Siy4h-Chal in Tihran, and the Fortress of Chihriq.
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National Spiritual Assemblies have been more than quadrupled through the férmation of: 22 in the American Continent 13 in the European Continent 8 in the Asiatic Continent 3 in the African Continent 1 in Australasia
Seven-fold increase in the number of National Haziratu’l-Quds: 22 in the American Continent 14 in the European Continent g in the Asiatic Continent 3 in the African Continent 1 in Australasia
National constitutions have been framed and national Baha’i endowments established by all the National Assemblies constituted during the Ten Year Plan. ’
The number of incorporated National Spiritual Assemblies has been more than quadrupled through the addition of: 20 in the American Continent 7 in the European Continent 5 in the Asiatic Continent 1 in the African Continent 1 in Australasia
Seven new Baha’i Publishing Trusts have been established: 3 in the American Continent 2 in the Asiatic Continent 1 in the African Continent I in the European Continent
Participation by the women of Persia in the membership of National and Local Assemblies.
Establishment of seven Israel Branches of National Spiritual Assemblies: 1 Europe 2 Asia 2 America 2 Australasia
Ties binding the Baha’i World Community to the United Nations have been greatly reinforced.
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.
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’ll4h to the throne of His sovereignty.
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45. 46. 47: 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53: 54: 55: 56. 57: 58. 59-60. 61.
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COUNTRIES OPENED TO THE FAITH OF BAHA’U’LLAH
1844-1963
PERIOD OF THE BAs’s Ministry (1844-1853)
‘Iraq
aR
Persia
Periop oF BAHA’U’LLAH’s Ministry (1853-1892)
_ Adhirbayjan
Armenia Burma Egypt Georgia
8. 9. 10. Il. 12.
India Israel Lebanon Pakistan Stidan
13. 14.
15.
Syria Turkey Turkmenistan
Periop or ‘Asppu’L-BAHA’s Ministry (1892-1921)
Australia Austria Brazil Canada China France Germany
PERIOD SINCE
Abyssinia Aden Protectorate Afghanistan Ahsa Alaska Algeria Angola Argentina Australian New Guinea Bahrayn Island Baluchistan Belgian Congo Belgium Bermuda
Bismarck Archipelago
Bolivia
Borneo
British Somaliland Bulgaria Ceylon
Chile Colombia Corsica
Costa Rica Cuba Czechoslovakia
23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.
29.
Great Britain Hawaiian Islands Hijaz
Holland Hungary
Italy
Japan
30. gl. 32. 33-34: 35.
Jordan Russian S.F.S.R. South Africa Switzerland Tunisia United States
of America
‘ABDU’L-BAHA’s ASCENSION (192I-1953)
Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador Eire
El Salvador Eritrea
Fiji
Finland Formosa French Morocco Gold Coast Greenland Guatemala Haiti Honduras Hong Kong Iceland Indo-China Indonesia Jamaica Kenya Korea Kuweit Liberia Libya Luxembourg Mackenzie
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89. go. gl.
92. 93-94. 95-96. 'Q7-98. 99-100. IOl. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106, 107. 108. 109. 110. Tits 112. 113. 114. 115.
Madagascar Malaya Manchuria Martinique Mexico Mozambique Nepal
New Caledonia Newfoundland New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Northern Rhodesia Norway Nyasaland Panama Paraguay Peru Philippine Is. Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Qatar Sarawak Saudi Arabia Siam
Sierra Leone
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116,
117.
118,
11g.
120.
129. 130. 131. 192, 133. 134. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. 140. I4l. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161, 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170.
Spain
Sweden Tanganyika Tasmania Trucial Sheikhs
Tot. 122. 123. 124. 125.
Uganda ‘Umman Uruguay Venezuela Yemen
126. 127. 128.
Yugoslavia Zanzibar Zululand
PERIOD OF THE TEN YEAR PLAN (1953-1963)
Admiralty Is. Aleutian Is. Andaman Is. Andorra
Anticosti I. Ashanti Protectorate Azores
Bahama Is. Balearic Is. Baranof I. Basutoland Bechuanaland Bhutan
British Cameroons British Guiana British Honduras British Togoland Brunei
Cambodia Canary Is.
Cape Breton I. Cape Verde Is. Caroline Is. Chagos Archipelago Channel Is. Chiloé I.
Cocos I.
Comoro Is.
Cook Is.
Corisco I.
Crete
Cyprus
Daman
Diu I.
Dutch Guiana Dutch New Guinea Dutch West Indies Easter I.
Falkland Is.
Faroe Is. Fernando Po I. Franklin
LANs 172.
173. 174.
175. 176. I77. 178, 179. 180.
181.
182. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. 188. 189. 190. Igl. 192.
193. 194. 195.
196. 197. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202, 203. 204. 205. 206, 207. 208. 209. 210. QI.
French Cameroons French
Equatorial Africa French Guiana French Somaliland French Togoland French West Africa Frisian Is. Galapagos Is. Gambia Gilbert & Ellice Is. Goa Grand Manan I. Greece Gulf I. Hadhramaut Hainan I. Hebrides Is. Italian Somaliland Juan Fernandez Is. Karikal Kazakhstan Keewatin Key West Kirgizia Kodiak I. Kuria Muria Is. Labrador Lacadive Is. Laos Leeward Is. Liechtenstein Lofoten Is. Loyalty Is. Macao I. Madeira Mafia I. Magdalen Is. Mahé Maldive Is. Malta Margarita I.
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212. 213. 214. 215. 216. 217.
218. 219. 220. 221. 222,
223. 224. 225. 226. a2, 228. 229. 230. 231. 232. 233. 234. 235. 236. 237. 238. 239. 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 249. 250.
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. Réunion I. Rhodes Rio de Oro Ruanda-Urundi 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.
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251. Swaziland
252. Tadzhikistan
253. Tibet
254. Tonga Is. 255. Trinidad
257. Uzbekistan 258. Windward Is.
256. Tuamotu Archipelago 259. Yukon
LANGUAGES IN WHICH BAHA’i LITERATURE HAS BEEN
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
Accra Acholi Adanwe Afrikaans
TRANSLATED AND PRINTED
(Listed according to Continents)
1. ASIA: 131 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 Japanese Nalik Javanese Nepalese 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
m1. AFRICA: 97 Alur Barotse Amharic Bemba
(Abyssinian) Bravanese
Ateso Chihenga
jig
Rotuman Roviana Samoan
Sea Dayak Senoi
Shans
Siamese (Thai) Sindhi Sinhalese
Solomon Is. Pidgin
Sundanese Tagalog Tahitian Taloda Tamil Tapanuly Tatar Telegu Tetum Thé Tibetan Tikopian ‘Timorese Tolaud Tongan Tongoan Toradja Torau Trukese Turkish Urdu Vietnamese Visayan
Chinyanja Chuana Dagbane Dinka
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Duala
Efo
Ewe
Fon
Ga Giriama Grebo Hausa Igbo Jieng Jolof Kabyle Kakwa Kamba Karamojong Kibembe Kikuyu Kimbundu Kisii Kongo Kpelle
Albanian Basque Bulgarian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Erse Esperanto Estonian
Arequipa Aymara Blackfoot Cakchiquel Carib (Moreno) Cherokee Eskimo Guahibo Guajiran Guarani Guayami
Kuanyama Kumam Laounde
- Lendu
Lingala Liumbi Lozi Luba-Kasai Luba-Katanga Lubukusu Luganda Lugbara Lugwere Lukonjo Lumasaba Lunda Lunyole Luo Lusamia Madi Madinka
il
Finnish Flemish French Gaelic German Greek Hungarian Icelandic Italian Lapp
Latvian
Malagasy Maragoli Mbundu Mende Moro Nandi Nubian Pedi Ronga Runyankole-Rukiga Runyarwanda Runyoro-Rutoro Sango Sebei Sesutho Shangaan Shilha Shilluk Shironga
i. EUROPE: 41
Lithuanian Maltese Norwegian Piedmontese Polish Portuguese Romani Romansch Rumanian Russian Serbian
tv. THE AMERICAS: 40
Haitian Creole Huancayo Troquois Kanjobel Kobuk Eskimo Kotzebue Kuna
Kuskokwim Eskimo
Lowland Maya Mam Man
Maui Maya Maya-Quiché Mesquite Mohawk Nahuatl Navajo Negre Ojibway Oneida Pocomchi
L2
Shluh Shona Somali Sukuma
Susu
Suto Swahili Swazi Taita Tigre Tigregna Tigrinia Tiriki Tumbuka Twi Urhobo Uvambo Xosa Yao Yoruba Zulu
Slovak Spanish Swedish Syrjaani Ukrainian Welsh Yiddish Ziryen
Quarani
Quecchi
Quechua
Rama
Sepultec
Sumo
Yanguic Cualli Nahuatl
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LANGUAGES IN WHICH BAHA’{f LITERATURE
IS BEING TRANSLATED
1. Athabascan 4. Gree 7. Mongolian 2. Cebu 5. Keewatin Eskimo 8. Negras 3. Cham 6. Mindanao g. Saulteaux
LIST OF THE BAB’S BEST-KNOWN WRITINGS
1. The Persian Bayan 2. The Arabic Bayan 3. The Qayyaimu’l-Asma’ 4. The Sahifatu’l-Haramayn 5. The Dala’il-i-Sab‘ih 6. Commentary on the Surih of Kawthar 7. Commentary on the Strih of Va’l-‘Asr 8. The Kitab-i-Asma’ g. Sahifiy-i-Makhdhimiyyih 10. Sahifiy-i-Ja‘fariyyih 11. Ziyarat-i-Shah-‘Abdu’l-‘Azim
N.B. The Bab Himself states in one passage of the Persian Bayan that His writings
12. Kitab-i-Panj-Sha’n
13. Sahifiy-i-Radaviyyih
14. Risdliy-i-‘Adlityyih
15. Risdliy-i-Fiqhiyyih
16. Risdliy-i-Dhahabiyyih
17. Kitabu’r-Rth
18. Striy-i-Tawhid
1g. Lawh-i-Hurifat
20. ‘Tafsir-i-Nubuvvat-i-Khassih
at. Risdliy-i-Furt‘i-‘Adliyyih
22. Khasa‘il-i-Sab‘ih
23. Epistles to Muhammad Shah and Haji Mirza Aqasi
comprise no less than 500,000 verses.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BAHA’U’LLAH’S BEST-KNOWN WRITINGS
Alvah-i-Laylatu’l-Quds Asl-i-Qullu’]-Khayr Az-Bagh-i-Ilahi Baz-Av-u-Bidih-Jami Bisharat (Glad Tidings) Chihar-Vadi (Four Valleys) Haft-Vadi (Seven Valleys) Halih-Halih-Ya-Bisharat Hur-i-‘Ujab ~ Hurifat-i-‘Allin Ishraqat (Effulgences) Kalimat-i-Firdawstyyih (Words of Paradise) Kalimat-i-Makninih (Hidden Words) Kitab-i-‘Ahd (Book of Covenant) Kitab-i-Aqdas (Most Holy Book) Kitab-i-Badi‘ Kitab-i-[q4n (Book of Certitude) Kitab-i-Sultan (Tablet to the Shah of Persia) Lawh-i-‘Abdu’l-‘Aziz-Va-Vukala Lawh-i-‘Abdu’l-Vahhab Lawh-i-‘Abdu’r-Razzaq
Lawh-i-Ahbab
Lawh-i-Ahmad (Tablet of Ahmad) Lawh-i-Amvaj
Lawh-i-Anta’l-Kafi
Lawh-i-Aqdas
Lawh-i-Ashraf Lawh-i-‘Ashiq-va-Ma‘shtq Lawh-i-Ayiy-i-Nur
Lawh-i-Baha
Lawh-i-Baqa Lawh-i-Basitatu’l-Haqiqih Lawbh-i-Bismilih Lawh-i-Bulbulw’l-Firaq Lawh-i-Burhan
Lawh-i-Dunya (Tablet of the World) Lawbh-i-Fitnih Lawh-i-Ghulamu’1-Khuld Lawh-i-Habib Lawh-i-Haft-Pursish
Lawh-i-Haqq
Lawh-i-Hawdaj
Lawh-i-Hikmat (Tablet of Wisdom) Lawh-i-Hirtik
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Lawh-i-Huriyyih
Lawh-i-Husayn
Lawh-i-Ibn-i-Dhi’b (Epistle to the Son of the Wolf)
Lawh-i-Ittihad
Lawh-i-Jamal
Lawh-i-Karim
Lawh-i-Karmil
Lawh-i-Kullu’t-Ta‘am
Lawh-i-Malikih (Tablet to Queen Victoria)
Lawh-i-Malik-i-Rus (Tablet to the Czar of Russia)
Lawh-i-Mallahu’l-Quds (Tablet of the Holy Mariner)
Lawh-i-Manikchi-Sahib
Lawh-i-Maqsud
Lawh-i-Maryam
Lawh-i-Mawlid
Lawh-i-Mubahilih
Lawh-i-Napulytn I (First Tablet to Napoleon III)
Lawh-i-Napulytn II (Second Tablet to Napoleon ITI)
Lawh-i-Nasir
Lawh-i-Nuqtih
Lawh-i-Pap (Tablet to the Pope)
Lawh-i-Pisar-‘Amm
Lawh-i-Q ina‘
Lawh-i-Quds
Lawh-i-Rafi‘
Lawh-i-Ra’is (Tablet to Ra’is)
Lawh-i-Raqsha
Lawh-i-Rastl
Lawh-i-Rth
Lawh-i-Ru’ya
Lawh-i-Sahab
Lawh-i-Salman I
Lawh-i-Salman II
Lawh-i-Samstin
Lawh-i-Sayyah
Lawh-i-Shaykh-Fani
Lawh-i-Tawhid
Lawh-i-Tibb
Lawh-i-Tuga
Lawh-i- Yusuf
Lawh-i-Zaynu’1-Muqarrabin
Lawh-i-Ziyarih
Madinatu’r-Rida
Madinatu’t-Tawhid
Mathnavi Munajathay-i-Siyam Qad-Ihtaraqa’]-Mukhlistin Qasidiy-i- Varqa’iyyih Rashh-i-‘Ama Ridvanu’l-‘Adl Ridvanu’]-Iqrar Sahifiy-i-Shattlyyih Salat-i-Mayyit (Prayer for the Dead) Saqi-Az-Ghayb-i-Baqa Shikkar-Shikan-Shavand Subhana-Rabbiya’l-A‘la Subhanaka-Y4-Hu Stratu-llah Suriy-i-Ahzan Striy-i-Amin Suriy-i-Amr Striy-i-A‘rab Striy-i-Ashab Striy-i-Asma’ Suriy-i-Bayan Suriy-i-Burhan Striy-i-Damm Striy-i-Dhabih Striy-i-Dhibh Striy-i-Dhikr Suriy-i-Fadl Suriy-i-Fath Suriy-i-Fu’ad Suriy-i-Ghusn (Tablet of the Branch) Striy-i-Hajj I ; Suriy-i-Hajj II Striy-i-Haykal Suriy-i-Hifz
Striy-i-Hijr Striy-i-‘Ibad Striy-i-Ism Suriy-i-Ismuna’|-Mursil Suriy-i-Javad Striy-i-Khitab Suriy-i-Ma‘ani Suriy-i-Man‘ Striy-i-Multk Striy-i-Nida Suriy-i-Nush Suriy-i-Qadir Striy-i-Qahir Suriy-i-Qalam Striy-i-Qamis Suriy-i-Sabr
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Striy-i-Sultan Tajalliyat (Revelations)
Striy-i-Vafa Tarazat (Ornaments)
Suriy-i-Ziyarih Ziyarat-Namih (The Visiting Tablet) Striy-i-Zubur Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Awliya
Striy-i-Zuhtr Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Babu’l-Bab va Qudditis Tafsir-i-Hu Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Bayt Tafsir-i-Hurtfat-i-Muqatta‘ih Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Maryam Tafsir-i-Striy-i- Va’sh-Shams Ziyarat-Namiy-i-Siyyidu’sh-Shuhada
RACES REPRESENTED IN THE BAHA’{ WORLD COMMUNITY
1. Ainu 25. Estonian 49. Mentaweian 2. Aleut 26. Filipino 50. Micronesian 3. Annamese 27. Finnish 51. Navajo 4. Arab 28. French 52. Nilotic 5. Armenian 29. German 53. Persian 6. AustralianAborigine 30. Gypsy 54. Polish 7. Aztec 31. Hamitic 55. Polynesian 8. Balinese 32. Hawaiian 56. Portuguese g. Bantu 33. Hungarian 57. Pygmy 10. Basque 34. Icelandic 58. Red Indian 11. Berber 35. Inca 59. Russian 12. Bhutanese 36. Irish 60. Scandinavian 13. Bulgarian 37. Italian 61. Scottish 14. Burmese 38. Japanese 62. Semang 15. Bushman 39. Javanese (Malayan Aborigine) 16. Celebese 40. Khmer 63. Spanish 17. Cham 41. Korean 64. Sumatran 18. Chinese 24. Kurdish 65. Sundanese 19. Czech 43. Laotian 66. Thai 20. Dravidian 44. Lapp 67. Turkish 21. Dutch 45. Malagasy 68. Ukrainian 22. Dayak 46. Maori 69. Welsh 23. English 47. Mayan 70. Yugoslavian 24. Eskimo 48. Melanesian 71. Zulu
MINORITY GROUPS AND RACES WITH WHICH CONTACT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED BY BAHA’[S
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, Ganada
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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 Indians in Mexico
INDIAN TRIBES IN THE UNITED STATES
Arapaho Lummi Seneca Bannock Masqueque Shawano Cahuilla Menominee Shawnee Challam Northern Cheyenne Spokane Chinook Onandaga Still Water Cochiti Pueblo Ottawa Stockbridge Coeur d’Alene Pima Tuscarora Colville Pomo Umatilla Comanche Potawatami Ute
Crow Sac-Fox Wappo Havasupai Salish Winnebago Hoopa San Juan Wy andott Jicarella Apachee Seminole Yuma
AFRICAN TRIBES REPRESENTED IN THE BAHA’[ FAITH
1. Abakisa 21. Anola 41. Bambara
2. Abakpa 22. Anona 42. Bambele
3. Abalsoso 23. Anooho 43. Bambote
4. Abgal 24. Antonasy 44. Bana
5. Abo 25. Ashanti 45. Banen
6. Acholi 26. Aushi 46. Bangala
7. Adangbo 27. Awuna 47. Bangante
8. Adansi 28. Bafang 48. Bangaro
g. Adere 29. Bafia 49. Bangwa 10. Afemai 30. Bafew 50. Banyang 11. Agona 31. Bafum 51. Barolong 12, Akan 32. Bafuti 52. Barombi 13. Akim 33. Bakalobolo 53. Basoughe 14. Akuapim 34. Bakgatla 54. Bassa 15. Alipi 35. Bakhala 55- Basossie 16. Alur 36. Bakossi 56. Basundi 17, Amhara 37. Bali 57. Basuto 18. Anda 38. Balondo 58. Batanga 1g. Anecho 39. Balong 59. Batsua 20. Angola 40. Bamangwato 60. Bechuana
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. Belle
. Bemba
. Bembe
. Bena
. Beni El 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. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116, ry; 118. 11g. 120. 120. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 1275 128. 129. 130. gt. 132. 133. 134. 135. 136. 137-138. 139. 140. I4l. 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 Tjaw
Ila Inhambane Itsikiri Jie
Jolla Jolof Jonam Juanyama Kabras Kakamega Kakiva Kakwa Kalanga
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161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. 168. 169. 170. EF Li 792% 173. 174. 175. 176. 177: 178. 179. 180. 181. 182. 183. 184. 185. 186. 187. 188. 189. Igo. Igl. 192. 193. 194. 195. 196. 197. 198. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 206. 207. 208. 209. 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 Loma Lomwe Lozi Luba Lugbara Luguru
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Qil.
Q12.
213.
214.
215.
216.
217.
218.
219.
220.
221.
222.
223.
224. 225. 226. 227. 228.
229. 230. 231. 232. 233. 234.
235. 236. 237. 238. 239. 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. 245. 246. 247. 248. 249. 250. 251. 252. 253. 254. 255. 256. 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 Ngolle-Batanga Ngolo Ngonde Ngoni Ngunda Nguni Nhembane Nkambe Nthakwani Nubi
Nuer Nyakyusa Nyala Nyambo
258. 259. 260. 261, 262, 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 270. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 287. 288. 289. 290. 2gl. 292. 203. 294. 295. 206. 297. 298. 299. 300. gol. 302. 303. 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
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305: 306. 307. 308. 309. 310. QI. 312. 313. 314. 315. 316. 317. 318. 319. 320. 321. 322. 323. 324. 325. 326. 327-328. 329. 330. 331. 332. 333-334-335. 336. 337: 338. 339. 340. 341. 342. 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 (Xhosa) Yabosi Yako Yao Yaunde Yoruba Yumbu Zabi Zaramo Zesuru Ziba Zigua Zulu
12. 13. I4. 15. 16. 17. r8,
19. 20. Ql. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.
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BOS GOT Gace ats Oo
INDIAN TRIBES OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE REPRESENTED IN THE BAHA’[ FAITH
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)
29. 30. 3I. 32. 33+ 34.
35:
36. 37:
53: 34: 55:
Guaymi (Panama) Haida (Alaska) Hesquiat (U.S.A.) Hopi (U.S.A.) Huanuni (Bolivia) Imbambura (Ecuador) Inca (Quechua) (Peru) Itariri (Brazil) Kiriri (Brazil) Kuna (San Blas Is., Panama) Kutchin (Canada) Makah (U.S.A.) Mam (Guatemala) Maya (Mexico) Maya Quiché (Guatemala) Miskito (Nicaragua) Missisauga (Canada) Mohican (U.S.A.) Mohawk (Canada) Nahuatl (Mexico) Navajo (U.S.A.) Nez Percé (U.S.A.) Nisqually (U.S.A.) Ojibway (Canada) Omaha (U.S.A.) Oneida (U.S.A.) Otomi (Mexico)
56. 57: 58. 59-75: 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) Quiché (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) Tlingit (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’[ FAITH
Ahumes (India) Ambonese (Indonesia) Annamese (Vietnam) Bagris (India) Baiga (India) Bandjar (Indonesia) Banjaras (India) Baram (Borneo) Batak (Indonesia) Bharud (India) Bhilalas (India)
12: 133 14. 15.
Bhils (India) Black Thai (Laos) Bogis (Indonesia) Borneo Dayak (Borneo) Bunanditj Aborigine (S. Australia) Butonese (Indonesia) Cham (Vietnam) Chutiya (India) Comorian (Comoro Is.)
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ai. 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)
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3.
32.
33:
34:
35:
37: 38. 39: 40.
42. 43-44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.
Abaiang, Gilbert &
Ellice Is. Abidjan, Ivory Coast Accra, Ghana
Igorot (Philippines) 52.
Ilocano (Philippines)
Tlongot (Philippines) 53. Indonesian Dayak 54.
(Indonesia) 55-Javanese (Java) 56.
Jirkla Minning
Aborigine 57-(W. Australia)
Kaili (Celebese) 58.
Kalbeli (India)
Kalinga (Philippines) 59.
Karen (Burma)
Kayan (Borneo) 60. Kelalit (Sarawak) 61.
Kenya (Sarawak)
‘Khmer (Cambodia) 62.
Koho (Vietnam)
Kolpanika (India) 63.
Korku (India)
Kubu (Sumatra) 64.
Lepcha (Sikkim)
Loyalty Islanders 65.
(Loyalty Is.)
. Makassar (Indonesia) 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 (Philippines) Neo-Malayan (Malaya) New Hebrideans (New Hebrides) Pangasinan (Philippines) Pardi (India)
67. Penjabung (Borneo)
68. Punan (Borneo)
69. 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)
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CAPITALS AND CHIEF CITIES WHERE BAHA’[S RESIDE THROUGHOUT
Addis Ababa, Abyssinia
Aden, Aden Protectorate
Ajaccio, Corsica
Algiers, Algeria
‘Amman, Jordan
Amsterdam, Holland
Anchorage, Alaska
Andorra-la-Vella, Andorra
Angroda Heroisma, Azores
Apia, Samoa Is.
Asmara, Eritrea
Asuncién, Paraguay Athens, Greece Auckland, New Zealand Baghdad, ‘Iraq
THE WORLD
Baker Lake, Keewatin Baku, Adhirbayjan Bangkok, Siam Bangui, Republic Bathurst, Gambia Beirut, Lebanon Belgrade, Yugoslavia Belize, British Honduras Benghazi, Libya Bissau, Portuguese Guinea Blantyre/Limbe, Nyasaland Bogota, Colombia Brazzaville, Congo Republic Brunei Town, Brunei Brussels, Belgium Budapest, Hungary Buenos Aires, Argentina
Central
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African
Cagliari, Sardinia
Cairo, Egypt
Caracas, Venezuela
Casablanca, Morocco
Castro, Chiloé I.
Cayenne, French Guiana
Colombo, Ceylon
Copenhagen, Denmark
Cotonou, Dahomey
Curagao, Dutch West Indies
Dakar, Sénégal
Daman, Daman
Damascus, Syria
Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika
Diego Garcia, Chagos Archipelago
Dili, Portuguese Timor
Diu, Diu I.
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Djakarta, Indonesia
Djibuti, French Somaliland
Douala, Cameroons
Republic
Dubay, Trucial Sheikhs
Dublin, Eire
Duha, Qatar
Frankfurt A/M, Germany
Freetown, Sierra Leone
Funchal, Madeira
Ganges, Gulf I.
Gangtok, Sikkim
Geneva, Switzerland
Georgetown, British Guiana
Goa Town, Goa
Grandstone, Magdalen Is.
Guam, Mariana Is.
Guatemala City,
Guatemala
Haifa, Israel
Hamilton, Bermuda
Havana, Cuba
Helsinki, Finland
Herakleion, Crete
Hobart, Tasmania
Honiara, Solomon Is.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Is.
Istanbul, Turkey
Jamestown, St. Helena
Jesselton, Borneo
Johannesburg, South Africa
Juan Fernandes, Juan
Fernandes Is. __
Kabul, Afghanistan
Kampala, Uganda
Karachi, Pakistan
Karikal, Karikal
Kathmandu, Nepal
Key West, Key West
Khartoum, Sidan
Kingston, Jamaica
Kirkwall, Orkney Is.
Kodiak, Kodiak I.
Kuching, Sarawak
Kuweit, Kuweit
Lagos, Nigeria
La Paz, Bolivia
Leopoldville, Congo
Lerwick, Shetland Is.
Lima, Peru
Lisbon, Portugal Livingstone, Northern Rhodesia Lomé, Togo London, Great Britain Lourengo Marques, Mozambique Luanda, Angola Lutifu, Bhutan Luxembourg Ville, Luxembourg Macao, Macao I. Madrid, Spain Mafeking, Bechuanaland Mahé, Mahé Mali, Maldive Is. Managua, Nicaragua Manama, Bahrayn I. Manila, Philippine Is. Mare I., Loyalty Is. Maseru, Basutoland Masgqat, ‘Umman Mbabane, Swaziland Mexico City, Mexico Minicoy I., Lacadive Is. Mogadiscio, Somalia Monrovia, Liberia Monte Carlo, Monaco Montevideo, Uruguay Moroni, Comoro Is. Mukallé, Hadhramaut Nairobi, Kenya Nassau, Bahama Is. New Delhi, India Nicosia, Cyprus North Head, Grand Manan I. North West River, Labrador Nouméa, New Caledonia Nukuw’alofa, Tonga Is. Oslo, Norway Palermo, Sicily Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Is. Panama, Panama Papeete, Society Is. Paramaribo, Surinam Paris, France Phnom Penh, Cambodia
2t
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 Riad, Saudi Arabia Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Rome, Italy Saigon, Vietnam Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia San Cristédbal, Galapagos Is. San‘a, Yemen San José, Costa Rica San Juan, Puerto Rico San Marino, San Marino San Salvador, El 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, tawei Is. Sitka, Baranof I.
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Sofia, Bulgaria
St. Denis, Réunion 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.
Tait, Hijaz
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. Usumbura, 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
States of America Windhoek, South
West Africa Yellowknife, Mackenzie Zanzibar, Zanzibar
Amatu’l-Baha Rthiyyih Khanum Leroy C. Ioas
Ugo Giachery
Tarazu ll4h Samandari ‘Ali Akbar Furttan Hermann Grossmann Dhikrw’ll4h Khadem Shu‘a‘u’llah ‘Ala’i Adelbert Miihschlegel Musa Banani
Jalal Khazeh
Oma Do PON
HANDS OF THE CAUSE
Paul E. Haney
‘Ali Muhammad Varqa Agnes Alexander Enoch Olinga
William Sears
John A. Robarts Hasan Balyuzi
John Ferraby
Collis Featherstone Rahmatu’llah Muhajir Abw’l-Qasim Faizi
BAHA’f NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES* 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’ts of ‘Iraq
. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of India, Pakistan 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’ts of Italy and Switzerland
- These were the twelve National Spiritual Assemblies entrusted with the execution
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Cn DOP OO ND
BAHA’{ NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES 1963
. 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
Paya
. 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
. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of the Dominican Republic . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of Ecuador
. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of El 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 Assembly of the Baha’ts of Belgium
. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of Ceylon
. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of Denmark
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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
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TERRITORIES REPRESENTED BY THE REGIONAL
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES*:
Aden Protectorate Ahsa
Bahrayn I. Hadhramaut
Belgian Congo Comoro Is.
French Equatorial Africa
Abyssinia British Somaliland Egypt
Formosa Hong Kong
Algeria
Ashanti Protectorate British Cameroons British Togoland Canary Is.
Cape Verde Is. French Cameroons French Morocco French Togoland
Angola Basutoland Bechuanaland Madagascar Mauritius
Borneo Brunei Cambodia Indonesia
- Names of territories are those at the time of the formation of the Regional National
Assemblies.
ARABIA Hijaz Kuria Muria Is. Kuweit
Qatar
Kenya Ruanda-Urundi Seychelles
NORTH EAST AFRICA
Eritrea French Somaliland Italian Somaliland
NORTH EAST ASIA
Japan Korea
NORTH WEST AFRICA
French West Africa
Gambia
Gold Coast
Liberia
Madeira
Morocco (Int’l Zone)
Nigeria
Northern Territories Protectorate
Saudi Arabia Trucial Sheikhs ‘Umman Yemen
CENTRAL & EAST AFRICA
Tanganyika Uganda Zanzibar
Libya Socotra I. Stidan
Macao I.
Portuguese Guinea Rio de Oro
St. Thomas I. Sierra Leone Spanish Guinea Spanish Morocco Spanish Sahara Tunisia
SOUTH & WEST AFRICA
Mozambique Northern Rhodesia Nyasaland Réunion I. Southern Rhodesia
SOUTH EAST ASIA Laos Malaya Mentawei Is. Philippine Is.
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St. Helena
Swaziland
Union of South Africa Zululand
Portuguese Timor Sarawak Thailand Vietnam
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SOUTH PACIFIC ISLANDS
Cook Is. Marshall Is. Solomon Is, Fiji New Caledonia Tonga Is. Gilbert & Ellice Is. New Hebrides Is.
Loyalty Is. Samoa Is.
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES WHICH HAVE ESTABLISHED BRANCHES IN ISRAEL
1. Alaska 4. Canada 7. Pakistan 2. Australia 5. India 8. Persia 3. British Isles 6. New Zealand g. United States
BAHA’f NATIONAL ADMINSTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS (Haziratu’l-Quds) in East and West
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Alaska, Anchorage
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Arabia, Bahrayn
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Argentina, Buenos Aires
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Australia, Sydney
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Austria, Vienna
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Belgium, Brussells
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Bolivia, La Paz
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro:
g. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of the British Isles, London
10. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Burma, Rangoon
11. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Canada, Toronto
12. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Central and East Africa, Kampala, Uganda 13. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Ceylon, Colombo
14. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Chile, Santiago
15. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Colombia, Bogota
16. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Costa Rica, San José
17. Haziratu’l-Ouds of the Baha’is of Cuba, Havana
18. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Denmark, Copenhagen
19. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo (Ciudad Trujillo)
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20. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Ecuador, Quito
21. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of El Salvador, San Salvador 22. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Finland, Helsinki
23. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of France, Paris
24. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Germany, Frankfurt A/M 25. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Guatemala, Guatemala City 26. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Haiti, Port-au-Prince
27. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Holland, The Hague
28. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Honduras, Tegucigalpa 29. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of India, New Delhi
go. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of ‘Iraq, Baghdad
31. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Italy, Rome
32. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Jamaica, Kingston
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34.
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36.
37+
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of North East Asia, Tokyo, Japan
39-40.
41.
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43.
44.
45.
. Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Portugal, Lisbon
47.
48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53: 54-55+ 56.
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Ville Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Mexico, Mexico City Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of New Zealand, Auckland Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Nicaragua, Managua Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of North East Africa, Cairo, Egypt
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of North West Africa, Tunis, Tunisia Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Norway, Oslo
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Pakistan, Karachi Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Panama, Panama Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Paraguay, Asuncién Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Persia, Tihran
Haziratu’l-OQuds of the Baha’is of Peru, Lima
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of South and West Africa, Johannesburg, South Africa
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of South East Asia, Djakarta, Indonesia
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of the South Pacific Islands, Suva, Fiji
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Spain, Madrid
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Sweden, Stockholm
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Switzerland, Bern
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Turkey, Istanbul
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of the United States, Wilmette, Illinois
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Uruguay, Montevideo
Haziratu’l-Quds of the Baha’is of Venezuela, Caracas
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BAHA’f NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES WHICH HAVE ESTABLISHED NATIONAL ENDOWMENTS
Alaska 20. Ecuador 40. Norway Arabia 21. El Salvador 41. Pakistan Argentina 22. Finland 42. Panama Australia 23. France 43. Paraguay Austria 24. Germany 44. Persia Belgium 25. Guatemala 45. Peru Bolivia 26. Haiti 46. Portugal Brazil 27. Holland 47. South and West British Isles 28. Honduras Africa Burma 29. India 48. South East Asia Canada go. ‘Iraq 49. South Pacific Islands Central and gr. Italy 50. Spain
East Africa 32. Jamaica 51. Sweden Ceylon 33. Luxembourg 52. Switzerland Chile 34. Mexico 53. Turkey Colombia 35. New Zealand 54. United States Costa Rica 36. Nicaragua 55. Uruguay Cuba 37. North East Africa 56. Venezuela Denmark 38. North East Asia Dominican Republic 39. North West Africa
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LOCALITIES IN WHICH BAHA’{ PUBLISHING TRUSTS HAVE BEEN FOUNDED
Buenos Aires, 3. London, British Isles 7. Kampala, Uganda Argentina 4. Frankfurt,Germany 8. Wilmette, United Rio de Janeiro, 5. New Delhi, India States Brazil 6. Tihran, Persia
BAHA’f SCHOOLS AND INSTITUTES
. Cochabamba 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 Primary School, Tababuea Island, Gilbert & Ellice Islands . Chichicastenango Indian Institute, Guatemala *
. Quezaltenango Indian Institute and Clinic, Guatemala
. 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 Islands
. Silak Oinan Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Sirereiket Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Sirereiket Muggai Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Sirereiket Tenggah Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Sipaipadjet Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Saibi Hulu Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Sagulube Primary School, Mentawei Islands
. Nur Primary and Secondary School, Port Vila, New Hebrides
. Primary School, Swaziland
. Louis Gregory Baha’i Memorial Primary School, Tilling, Uganda . Louis Gregory Baha’i Memorial Primary School, Dusai, Uganda
. Phuoc Long Primary School, Central Vietnam
. Nha-be Primary School, Central Vietnam
. Trung Giang Primary School, Central Vietnam
COUNTRIES, STATES, PROVINCES AND CITIES . WHERE BAHA’{ MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES ARE RECOGNIZED
. Alabama, U.S.A. 11. 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. 18. Hawaii Canal Zone, So. Dist., Panama 19. Idaho, U.S.A. . Colorado, U.S.A. 20. Illinois, U.S.A.
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12. 13. 14. 15. 16. ¥7: 18. 1g. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24.
Indiana, U.S.A. Iowa, U.S.A. ‘Iraq Israel
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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: 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53: 54: 55° 56. 57: 58. 59: 60. 61.
Ontario, Canada
Oregon, U.S.A.
Panama
Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia San Marino
Saskatchewan, Canada South Australia, Australia South Carolina, U.S.A. Spain
Stdan
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’{ HOLY DAYS ARE RECOGNIZED
. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia . Ahmedabad, India . Anchorage, Alaska . Anchorage Recording District, Alaska
Apia, Samoa
. Arizona, U.S.A. (1 District)
Asmara, Eritrea
. Brisbane, Queensland, Australia . British Isles
. California, U.S.A. (16 Districts) . Canal
Zone, Southern District, Panama.
Colorado, U.S.A. (2 Districts)
Connecticut, U.S.A. (1 District)
Delaware, U.S.A. (1 District)
District of Columbia, U.S.A.
Fairbanks, Alaska
Florida, U.S.A. (3 Districts)
Haiti
Illinois, U.S.A. (10 Districts)
Indiana, U.S.A. (3 Districts)
Iowa, U.S.A. (2 Districts)
Israel
Japan
Juneau, Alaska
25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. . Michigan, U.S.A. (6 Districts)
. Minnesota, U.S.A. (1 District)
. Missouri, U.S.A. (1 District)
. Monrovia, Liberia
. Montana, U.S.A. (1 District)
. Nevada, U.S.A. (1 District)
37. New Jersey, U.S.A. (5 Districts)
. New York, U.S.A. (1 District)
. New Zealand
. North Dakota, U.S.A. (1 District) . Ohio, U.S.A. (5 Districts)
. Ontario, Canada
. Oregon, U.S.A. (1 District)
. Panama
. Port Adelaide, Australia
. Sholapur, India
. Sigli, Atjeh, Sumatra
. South Australia, Australia
. South Dakota, U.S.A. (1 District)
Kenya
Khartoum, Sudan
Largs Bay, Australia
Maryland, U.S.A. (2 Districts) Massachusetts, U.S.A. (2 Districts) Matanuska Valley, Alaska
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50. State of Louisiana, U.S.A. 56. Uganda
51. State of Rhode Island, U.S.A. 57. Uganda Prisons
52. Tanganyika 58. Utah, U.S.A. (1 District)
53. Tanana Valley, Alaska 59. Victoria State, Australia
54. Tennessee, U.S.A. (1 District) 60. Washington, U.S.A. (3 Districts) 55. Texas, U.S.A. (3 Districts) 61. Wisconsin, U.S.A. (6 Districts)
DATA CONCERNING IMPORTANT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL BAHA’f ENDOWMENTS
Total cost of the construction of the Shrine of the Bab on
Mt. Carmel $750,000.00 Total cost of the construction of the International Baha’i
Archives building on Mt. Carmel $310,000.00 Total cost of the construction of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in i
Wilmette, Illinois $3,212,517.60 Total cost of the Baha’i Home for the Aged in Wilmette,
Illinois $308,500.00 Total cost of the construction of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Kampala, Uganda £60,875 Total cost of the construction of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Sydney, Australia £A220,030 Cost of the superstructure of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in
Frankfurt, Germany $690,000.00 Area of land purchased as the site of the Mashriqu’l-Adhkar
on Mt. Carmel 35,700 sq. metres Area of land purchased as the site of the first Mashriqu’l-Adhkar of Persia 3,819,000 sq. metres Estimated value of sites purchased for future Baha’i Temples $350,000.00 Estimated value of Baha’i National Haziratu’l-Quds $1,800,000.00 Estimated value of Bahaé’i National Endowments $10,500,000.00 Estimated value of Baha’i Local Endowments throughout
the world $3,000,000.00 Estimated value of Baha’i National Endowments in the
United States of America $5,119,100.00 Estimated value of Baha’i National Endowments in Persia 41,000,000 Tumans
Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of Baha’u’llah in ‘Akka 257,000 sq. metres Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of Baha’u’llah in the
district of Gaza 10,530 sq. metres Area of land dedicated to the Shrines of Baha’u’ll4h and the . Bab in the Jordan Valley 2,354,108 sq. metres
Area of land dedicated to the Shrine of the Bab on Mt Carmel 230,000 sq. metres Area of land dedicated to the Shrines of Bahaé’u’ll4h 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 362,838 sq. metres 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
the British Isles 1,240 sq. metres
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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 Persia 4,000 sq. metres 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 Australia
and New Zealand 2,523 sq. metres 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 India,
Pakistan and Burma 2,480 sq. metres Value of land associated with Baha’u’llah’s exile in Istanbul,
Turkey $12,915.00 Value of Canadian National Shrine $49,500.00
PRINCIPAL BAHA’{ HISTORIC SITES IN PERSIA OWNED BY THE BAHA’f 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’ll4h 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 Kdshan where the Bab stayed on His way to Tabriz.
House of Imam-Jum‘ih in Isfahan.
Public Bath used by the Bab in Shiraz and some adjacent houses.
Half of the house owned by Vahid in Nayriz.
Part of the house owned by Hujjat in Zanjan.
The three gardens rented by Baha’u’llah in Badasht.
Burial-Place of Quddus in Barfurtish, Mazindaran.
House of Mahmud Khan-i-Kaldntar in Tihran where Tahirih was confined.
Public Bath visited by the Bab when in Urumiyyih, Adhirbayjan.
House owned by Mirza Husayn-‘Aliy-i-Nur in Tihran where the Bab’s remains were concealed.
The Babiyyih in Mashhad, Khurdsan.
The house owned by Mulla Husayn in Mashhad, Khurasan.
The residence of the Sultanu’sh-Shuhada (King of Martyrs) and of the Mahbubu’sh-Shuhada, (Beloved of Martyrs) in Isfahan.
Apartments occupied by the Bab in Uramiyyih, Adhirbayjan.
Spot where the heads of two hundred martyrs were buried in Abddih, Fars.
House where the Bab’s remains were concealed in Qum.
Site of martyrdom and burial-place of the “Seven Martyrs” of ‘Iraq in Sultan-Abad, ‘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 Kirmanshah.
Room occupied by Vahid and other rooms in the Fort of Khajih in Nayriz.
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Land adjoining the Fort of Khajih, site of the martyrdom of Vahid and some of
his companions.
Site of martyrdom and burial-place of the ‘“‘Four Martyrs” of ‘Iraq in Sultan-Abad, ‘Iraq.
ESTIMATED VALUE OF AMERICAN BAHA’{ PROPERTIES
Mashriqu’l-Adhkar $ 4,151,900.00 Baha’i Home for the Aged, Inc. 308,500.00 Haziratu’l-Quds 211,700.00 Green Acre School 198,000.00 Wilhelm Property 93,500.00 Geyserville Property 71,500.00 Central States School 77,000.00 Wilson House 7,000.00 TOTAL $ 5,119,100.00
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 by one of the believers of Milan and their deposition in a small wooden casket, July 11, 1850.
Transportation, in accordance with Baha’u’llah’s instructions, of the casket to Tihran and its concealment in the shrine of Imam-Zadih Hasan.
Removal of the remains to the home of Haji Sulayman Khan and their subsequent transfer to the shrine of Imam-Zadih Ma‘sim.
Instructions issued by Baha’u’llah, while in Adrianople, to Mulla-‘Alf Akbari-Shahmirzadi and Jamal-i-Burtjirdi, to transfer the casket to a safer hiding place, and its temporary concealment within a wall of the Masjid-i-Masha’u’lla4h outside the gates of the capital, 1867-1868.
Detection of the hiding place of the casket and its smuggling into Tihran and its deposition in the house of Mirza Hasan-i-Vazir, a believer and. son-in-law of Haji Mirza Siyyid ‘Aliy-i-Tafrishi, the Majdu’l-Ashraf.
Discovery of the hiding place by a number of believers and the consequent removal of the casket by Haji Shah Muhammad-i-Manshadi, surnamed Aminu’l-Bayan, in accordance with Baha’u’llah’s instructions, to the shrine of Imam-Zadih Zayd, and its burial beneath the floor of the inner sanctuary, whence it was again 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’|-Baha, of the site to serve as the permanent burial-place for the remains of the Bab.
Despatch of Mirza Asadu’lla4h by ‘Abdu’l-Baha with specific instructions to transport the body of the Bab to the Holy Land, and the transfer of the remains to Isfahan, and thence, via Kirmanshah, Baghdad and Damascus, to the Holy Land, arriving at their destination on January 31, 1899, fifty lunar years after the Bab’s execution in Tabriz.
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Purchase by ‘Abdu’l-Baha of the site designated by Baha’u’ll4h, 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’ll4h, 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’l-Hamid 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 21, 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 Ridvan, 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
1. Bab-i-Fadl 4. Bab-i-Ashraf 2. Bab-i-Amin 5. Bab-i-Karim 3. Bab-i-Bala
NAMES OF THE FOUR DOORS ADDED SINGE THE PASSING OF ‘ABDU’L-BAHA
6. Bab-i-Qassabchi 8. Bab-i-Giachery 7. Bab-i-Maxwell g. Bab-i-Ioas
FATE OF THOSE WHO PERSECUTED THE BAB, WHO OPPOSED THE CONSTRUCTION OF HIS SHRINE AND THREATENED ITS DESTRUCTION
MuuamMap SHAu, 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.
NAstri’p-Din SHAu, 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.
HAji MirzA AgAsi, the Grand Vazir of Muhammad 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 Tagi KuAn, the Amir Nizdm, the Grand Vazir of Nasiri’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 Kashan.
MirzA Hasan Kun, who carried out the execution of the Bab, was subjected, two years after, to a dreadful punishment which ended in his death.
Mirza ‘Ai-Ascuar, 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 miserable death.
Tue Reciment, 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, Aga Jan Big, lost his life, six years after the Martyrdom of the Bab, during the bombardment of Muhammarih by the British.
Tue Suf‘ta SacerpDoTAL Orper, 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.
SuttAn ‘Aspu’L-Hamip 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
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made a prisoner of state. The Caliphate was subsequently abolished and the Sultanate
ceased to exist.
THE Four MEMBERS OF THE CommMIssION OF INQuIRY, who were appointed by ‘Abdu’l-Hamid to investigate the activities of ‘Abdu’l-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.
JamAt PAsHA, 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 MunamMAp-‘Axi, 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.
Tue InvapING 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 régime inimical to the Faith removed forever.
Tue Aras 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’{ TEMPLES HAVE BEEN
CONSTRUCTED
OP OO N
. ‘Ishqabad, Turkmenistan
. Wilmette, Ill., United States . Kampala, Uganda
. Sydney, Australia
. Frankfurt, Germany
LOCATION OF SITES FOR FUTURE BAHA’f TEMPLES
. Anchorage, Alaska
. Buenos Aires, Argentina . Vienna, Austria
La Paz, Bolivia
. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . London, British Isles . Rangoon, Burma
. Toronto, Canada
g. Santiago, Chile
10. Bogota, Colombia 11. San José, Costa Rica
Oy nf ON
12. Santo Domingo (Ciudad Trujillo),
Dominican Republic 13. Quito, Ecuador 14. Cairo, Egypt 15. San Salvador, El Salvador 16, Suva, Fiji 17. Paris, France 18. Guatemala City, Guatemala 19. Port-au-Prince, Haiti 20. Tegucigalpa, Honduras 21. New Delhi, India 22, Djakarta, Indonesia 23. Baghdad, ‘Iraq
24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33-34: 35-36. . Tihran, Persia . Lima, Peru
. Johannesburg, South Africa . Madrid, Spain
. Stockholm, Sweden
. Bern, Switzerland
. Tunis, Tunisia
. Istanbul, Turkey
. Montevideo, Uruguay . Caracas, Venezuela
Haifa, Israel
Rome, Italy Kingston, Jamaica Tokyo, Japan Benghazi, Libya Mexico City, Mexico Meknés, Morocco
Auckland, New Zealand
Managua, Nicaragua Oslo, Norway Karachi, Pakistan Panama, Panama Asuncién, Paraguay
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 Mashriqu’l-Adhkar in Wilmette,
Illinois (1921-1953)
Height from floor of basement to culmination of the dome ribs
Depth of caissons
Diameter at the foundation floor Height of dome
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
go feet
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Number of sections of ornamentation comprising the dome and ribs 387
Perforation of dome surface 30% Seating capacity of Auditorium 1,200 Number of Temple visitors from 1952-1962 1,003,253 Letter addressed by Baha’is of ‘IshqAbdad to the Baha’is of Chicago 1902
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 March 1903 ‘Abdu’l-Baha gives His approval through a Tablet dated June 1903 Delegates of various American Baha’i Assemblies meet in Chicago
and choose a site for the Temple November 1907 First two building lots purchased April 1908 First American Baha’i Convention established Baha’i Temple Unity March 1909 ‘Abdu’l-Baha lays dedication stone of the Temple May 1912 Purchase of Temple property completed 1914 Baha’i Convention selects design of L. J. Bourgeois April 1920 Sinking of the nine caissons completed 1g2I Completion of the superstructure May 1931 Steps placed in position December 1942 Completion of exterior ornamentation of Temple 1943 Completion of interior ornamentation October 1952 Completion of Temple landscaping April 1953 Dedication to public worship May 2, 1953
PASSAGES INSCRIBED OVER THE NINE ENTRANCES OF*THE BAHA’{ TEMPLE, WILMETTE, ILL., U.S.A.
1. ‘The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens.”
2. ‘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.”
. “TI 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.”
. “O 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!”
© OW DNB
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.”
. “Ye are the fruits of one tree and the leaves of one branch.”
. “So powerful is unity’s light that it can illumine the whole earth.” . “Consort with the followers of all religions with friendliness.”
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6. “O Son of Being! Thou art My lamp and My light is in thee.”
7. “O Son of Being! Walk in My statutes for love of Me.”
8. ‘“‘Thy Paradise is My love; thy heavenly home reunion with Me.”
g. “The light of a good character surpasseth the light of the sun.”
BAHA’[ FEASTS, ANNIVERSARIES AND DAYS
OF FASTING
1. Feast of Ridvan (Declaration of Baha’u’llah) : April 21-May 2, 1863
2. Declaration of the Bab May 23, 1844
3. Feast of Naw-Ruz (New Year) March 21
4. Birth of Baha’u’llah November 12, 1817
5. Birth of the Bab October 20, 1819,
6. Birth of ‘Abdu’l-Baha May 23, 1844
7. The Day of the Covenant November 26
8. Ascension of Baha’u’llah May 29, 1892
g. Martyrdom of the Bab July 9, 1850
10. Ascension of ‘Abdu’l-Baha November 28, 1921
Fasting season lasts 19 days, beginning with the first of the month of ‘Ala’, March 2; the Feast of Naw-Ruz follows immediately after.
BAHA’{ HOLY DAYS ON WHICH WORK SHOULD BE SUSPENDED
. The first day of Ridvan
. The ninth day of Ridvan
. The twelfth day of Ridvan
. The anniversary of the Declaration of the Bab The anniversary of the Birth of Baha’u’llah The anniversary of the Birth of the Bab
. The anniversary of the Ascension of Baha’u’llah . The anniversary of the Martyrdom of the Bab . The Feast of Naw-Riz
O OY RPO N
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 (1870)
Virtual Extinction of the Pope’s Temporal Sovereignty (1870) Assassination of Sultan ‘Abdu’l-‘Aziz (1876) Assassination of Nasiri’d-Din Shah (1896) Overthrow of Sultan ‘Abdu’l-Hamid II (1909) Fall of the Portuguese Monarchy (1910)
Fall of the Chinese Monarchy (1916)
Fall of the Russian Monarchy (1917)
Fall of the German Monarchy (1918)
Fall of the Austrian Monarchy (1918)
Fall of the Hungarian Monarchy (1918)
Fall of the Turkish Monarchy (1922)
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Collapse of the Caliphate (1924)
Fall of the Qajar Dynasty (1925)
Fall of the Spanish Monarchy (1931) 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 Yemenite Monarchy (1962)
STAGES IN BAHA’U’LLAH’S SUCCESSIVE EXILES FROM TIHRAN TO ‘AKKA
DEPARTURE FRoM TirnrAN Via Karanp To BAGHDAD: Jan. 12, 1853 (Rabi‘u’th-Thani 1, 1269 A.H.)
BAGHDAD PERIOD:
Arrival in Baghdad April 8, 1853. (Jamadiyu’th-Thani 28, 1269 A.H.)
Residence for over a month in Kazimayn.
Return to Baghdad.
Departure for Kurdistan April 10, 1854. (Rajab 12, 1270 A.H.)
Sojourn on Sar-Gali 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-Vashshash, to Baghdad March 26, 1863. (Shavval 5, 1279 A.H.)
Sojourn in the Najibiyyih Garden, Baghdad: 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 Ridvan Festival, the greatest of all Baha’i celebrations, and that garden has been called by Him, in commemoration of His Declaration there, the “Garden of Ridvan.”’
Departure from the Garden of Ridvan May 3, 1863. (Dhi’l- Qa‘dih 14, 1279 A.H.)
Journey From BacupAp To CONSTANTINOPLE: Arrival in Firayjat (about three miles from Baghdad), 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 Dili-‘Abbas Qarih-Tapih Salahiyyih (stayed two nights) Dist-Khurmati Tawuq Karkuk (stayed two days) Irbil By the river Zab Bartallih
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Mosul (stayed three days)
Zakhu
Jazirih
Nisibin
Hasan-Aqa
Mardin
Diyar-Bakr (stayed two days)
Ma‘dan-Mis
Kharptt (stayed two or three days)
Ma‘dan-Nuqrih
Dilik-Tash -
Sivas
Tugat
Amasia (stayed two days)
Tlahiyyih (reached on last day of overland journey) Samstin on the Black Sea: Bahd’u’llah stayed there seven days before departing
by steamer for Constantinople on August 13, 1863. (Safar 27, 1280 A.H.) Sinope (port of call touched on August 14). Anyabuli (port of call touched on August 15). Constantinople arrival August 16, 1863. (Rabi‘u’l-Avval 1, 1280 A.H.) Journey from Baghdad to Samsun lasted rro days.
Journey From ConstantTINoPLe To ADRIANOPLE, 12 Days Lone: The following villages were passed through en route: Kiuchik-Chakmachih Buytk-Chakmachih Salvari Birkas Baba-Iski
ADRIANOPLE SOJOURN AND DEPARTURE FOR THE Hoty Lanp: Arrival December 12, 1863. (Rajab 1, 1280 A.H.) Departure August 12, 1868. (Rabi‘u’th-Thani 22, 1285 A.H.) The following villages were passed through en route: Uzin-Kupri Kashanih Gallipoli (reached about four days after leaving Adrianople). Three nights were spent there before leaving. Departure from Gallipoli, August 21, 1868 (Jamadfyu’l-Avval 2, 1285 A.H.), by steamer for ‘Akka. The boat touched at the following ports en route: Madelli 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.
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‘AxxA Peron:
Arrival in ‘Akka August 31, 1868. (Jamddiyu’l-Avval 12, 1285 A.H.)
Imprisonment in the Barracks of ‘Akké lasted two years, two months and five days.
Confinement in the prison city of ‘Akka, from the time of His arrival, was nine years.
Baha’u’llah spent, in ‘Akka and its vicinity, 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
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA
Cm MOP OO ND
cml cet cet ay
. Baltimore, Md.
. Berkeley, Calif.
. Boston, Mass.
. Brooklyn, N.Y.
. Buffalo, N.Y.
. Cambridge, Mass.
. Chicago, III.
. Cincinnati, O.
. Cleveland, O.
. Denver, Colo.
. Dublin, N.H.
. Fanwood, N.J.
. Glenwood Springs, Colo. . Green Acre, Eliot, Me. . Jersey City, N.J.
. Kenosha, Wis.
. Lincoln, Neb.
. Los Angeles, Calif.
. Malden, Mass.
. Medford, Mass.
. Bad Mergentheim
Bristol
. Budapest . Edinburgh . Geneva
. Liverpool
London
. Abugir
. Alexandria . Cairo
. Isma‘iliyyih
Qi. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 24, 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33: 34. 35: 36. 37: 38. 39-EUROPE
8. 9. 10. Il. 12.
13.
EGYPT
Milford, N.H. Minneapolis, Minn. Montclair, N.J. Montreal, P.Q. Morristown, N.J. New York, N.Y. Oakland, Calif. Omaha, Neb.
Palo Alto, Calif. Pasadena, Calif. Philadelphia, Penna. Pittsburgh, Penna. Sacramento, Calif. Salt Lake City, Utah San Francisco, Calif. St. Paul, Minn. Washington, D.C. West Englewood, N.J. Worcester, Mass.
Marseilles Oxford
Paris
Stuttgart Thonon-les-Bains Vienna
5. Manstrih 6. VE
Port Said Zaytun
TERRITORIES MENTIONED BY ‘ABDU’L-BAHA IN THE TABLETS OF THE DIVINE PLAN
Afghanistan Alaska Andorra Argentina
Sy DE
Austria-Hungary g. Belize
Bahama Islands (or British Honduras) Balearic Islands 10. Bermuda
Belgium 11. Bismarck Archipelago
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12.
13.
14.
15.
16,
17.
18.
19.
20.
QI.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33-34-35:
37-38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43-44. 45-46. 47-48.
SO. oer Ome GD st
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
Hebrides Holland Honduras Iceland
India
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Java
Juan Fernandez Korea
Lesser Antilles Liechtenstein 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
86. 87. 88. 89. go. gl. 92. 93: 94-95: 96. 97: 98. _ §9)
100. IOI. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. par 112. 113. 114. 115. 116, 117. 118. 11g. 120.
Peru
Philippine Islands Polynesia Portugal
Puerto Rico Réunion 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 South Africa Spain
Straits Settlements Sumatra Sweden Switzerland Tasmania Timor
Tobago Trinidad Uruguay Venezuela Watling Island Zanzibar
TERRITORIES TO BE OPENED TO THE FAITH
Admiralty Is, Aleutian Is. Andaman Is. Andorra
Anticosti I. Ashanti Protectorate Azores
Bahama Is. Balearic Is.
1953-1963
OPENED Baranof I. Basutoland Bechuanaland Bhutan British Cameroons British Guiana British Honduras British Togoland Brunei
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19.
aI. 22.
23.
25. 26.
27.
Canary Is.
Cape Breton I. Cape Verde Is. Caroline Is. Chagos Archipelago Channel Is.
Chiloé I.
Cocos I.
Comoro Is.
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28.
29.
30.
gl.
325
33-34.
35:
37: 38. 39: 40.
41. 42. 43-44. 45-46. 47-48. 49-50. 51. 52. 53-54-55:
57: 58. 59-60.
PON x
OO ND &
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 Somaliland
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
. /Cambodia
Corisco I. Easter I. Fernando Po I.
Albania Estonia Latvia Lithuania
86.
88. 89. go.
Kirgizia Kodiak I. Kuria Muria Is. Labrador Leeward Is. Liechtenstein Lofoten Is. Loyalty Is. Macao I. Madeira Magdalen Is. Mahé Malta Margarita I. Mariana Is. Marquesas Is. Marshall Is. Mauritius Mentawei Is. Miquelon I. &
St. Pierre I. Monaco Morocco
(Int'l. Zone ) New Hebrides Is. Nicobar Is.
Northern ‘Territories
Protectorate
(Gold Coast) Orkney Is. Pondicherry Portuguese Guinea Portuguese Timor
Queen Charlotte Is.
gl. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. go. 100, LOLs 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. III. 112. 113. 144. 115. 116. ITs
118.
119. 120.
ADDITIONAL TERRITORIES OPENED
5. 6. 7 8
Gulf I. Lacadive Is. Laos
Mafia I.
UNOPENED
Moldavia Mongolia Rumania
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9. 10. II.
Réunion I. Rhodes Rio de Oro Ruanda-Urundi 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
Maldive Is. Pemba I. Trinidad
Sakhalin I, Ukraine White Russia
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SS ee 2) eae
TERRITORIES TO BE CONSOLIDATED
Abyssinia Aden Protectorate Adhirbayjan Afghanistan Ahsa
Alaska
Algeria Angola Argentina Armenia - Austria Bahrayn I. Baltchistan Belgium Belgian Congo Bermuda Bismark Archipelago Bolivia
Borneo
Brazil
Bulgaria Burma
Ceylon
Chile
China Colombia Corsica
Costa Rica Cuba Czechoslovakia Denmark Dominican Republic Ecuador
Eire
El Salvador Eritrea
Fiji
Finland Formosa
40. 4l. 42. 43-44. 45+ 46. 47-48. 49-50. 51. 52. 53-54: 55° 56. 57: 58. 59-60. 61.
1953-1963 France Georgia Gold Coast Greenland Guatemala Hawaiian Is. Hijaz Honduras Holland Hong Kong Hungary Iceland Indo-China Indonesia Italy Jamaica Japan Jordan Kenya Korea Kuweit Lebanon Liberia Libya Luxembourg Mackenzie Madagascar Malaya Manchuria Martinique I. Mexico Morocco Mozambique Nepal
New Caledonia
Newfoundland New Guinea New Zealand Nicaragua
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79. 80. 81. 82.
116. 107;
Nigeria Northern Rhodesia Norway Nyasaland Pakistan Panama Paraguay * Peru Philippine Islands Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Qatar
Russian S.F.S.R. Sarawak
Saudi Arabia Siam
Sierra Leone Somaliland South Africa Spain
Stdan
Sweden Switzerland Syria Tanganyika Tasmania Trucial Sheikhs Tunisia
Turkey Turkmenistan Uganda ‘Umman Uruguay Venezuela Yemen Yugoslavia Zanzibar Zululand
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APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF LOCALITIES WHERE
BAHA’[S 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 1,980 localities
The Indian Sub-Continent: over 2,220 localities Africa: over 2,900 localities
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.
SO STAY LY PY xm
INCORPORATED BAHA’I ASSEMBLIES
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES
. National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is . National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is
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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
1929 £933 1959 1947 1949 1957 1957 1958 1958 1958 1959 1959 1960 1960 1961 1961 1961 1961 1961 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963
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TAO PON
No
LOCAL SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLIES
ABYSSINIA 1. Addis Ababa
ALASKA . Anchorage 3. Juneau 5. Spenard . Fairbanks 4. Ketchikan 6. Tanana Valley ARGENTINA . Buenos Aires 2. Cérdoba AUSTRALIA . Adelaide 8. Ipswich 15. Salisbury . Brisbane g. Mitcham 16. Sydney . Burnside 10. Murray Bridge 17. Wollongong Canberra 11. Payneham 18. Woodville . Darwin 12. Perth 19. Unley . Enfield 13. Port Adelaide . Gawler 14. Renmark BALUCHISTAN . Mastung 2. Quetta BELGIUM . Brussels 2. Charleroi BERMUDA
1. Hamilton
BOLIVIA . Cochabamba 2. La Paz BRAZIL . Bahia 4. Niteroi 7. Sdo Caetano . Campinas 5. Pérto Alegre 8. Sao Paulo . Curitiba 6. Rio de Janeiro
BRITISH CAMEROONS
1. Victoria
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TOO PON
BRITISH ISLES
STOO PON
. Belfast 8. Leeds 15. Peterborough . Brighton g. Leicester 16. Pontypridd . Bristol 10. Liverpool 17. Reading . Cambridge 11. London 18. Romford Cardiff 12. Manchester 19. Torquay . Cheadle 13. Norwich . Edinburgh 14. Oxford BRITISH GUIANA 1. Georgetown BRUNEI 1. Brunei Town BURMA . Daidanaw 2. Mandalay 3. Rangoon CANADA . Calgary 8. Oshawa 15. Scarborough . Edmonton g. Ottawa 16, Toronto . Etobicoke 10. Pickering 17. Vancouver . Hamilton 11. Regina 18. Vernon London 12, St. Catharines 1g. Winnipeg . Montreal 13. Saltfleet « North York 14. Saskatoon CEYLON 1. Colombo CHILE . Quilpué 2. Santiago 3. Valparaiso COLOMBIA 1. Bogota COSTA RICA . Escazu 2. San José CUBA 1. Havana CYPRUS 1. Nicosia
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(»
1. Cuenca
. Baden Baden . Berlin
. Bonn
. Darmstadt
. Diisseldorf
. Erlangen
. Esslingen
NMI OUOPHPO ND
1. Chichicastenango
. Berard
. Cap-Haitien . Duvallon
. Liancourt
POON
1. La Ceiba 2. Puerto Cortés
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC 1. Santo Domingo (Ciudad Trujillo)
ECUADOR 2. Quito
EL SALVADOR 1. San Salvador
ERITREA
1. Asmara FIJI
1. Suva
FINLAND 1. Helsinki
GERMANY 8. Frankfurt A/M 15. Leinfelden g. Freiburg 16. Mannheim 10. Giessen 17. Miinchen 11. Hamburg 18. Nurnberg 12. Heidelberg 1g. Stuttgart 13. Karlsruhe 20. Wiesbaden 14. Kéln
GILBERT AND ELLICE ISLANDS 1. Tuarabu Village
GUATEMALA 2. Guatemala City 3. Quezaltenango HAITI 5. Mont-Louis g. Port-au-Prince 6. Moreau 10. St.-Marc 7. Niel 8. Pinson HONDURAS 3. San Pedro Sula 5. Tegucigalpa 4. Taulabé 6. Tela
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. Ahmedabad
. Aligarh
. Allahabad . Bangalore
. Baroda
. Belgaum
. Bombay
. Calcutta
» Delhi
O ON DP ND &
1. Bomi Hills
1. Kuala Lumpur 2. Malacca
10. 0 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. 7. 18,
INDIA
Gwalior Hyderabad Ichalkaranji Jalna Kamarhatti Kanpur Kolhapur Lucknow Mysore
INDONESIA
. Djakarta
JAMAICA
. Kingston
JAPAN
. Tokyo
KENYA
. Nairobi
LAOS
. Vientiane
LIBERIA
. Monrovia
LUXEMBOURG
. Luxembourg Ville
MALAYA
. Penang . Seremban
MARIANA ISLANDS
. Guam
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19. Nagpur
20. Nasik
21. Panchgani 22. Poona
23. Rampur
24. Secunderabad 25. Sholapur
26. Srinagar
5. Singapore
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1, Beau Bassin/Rose Hill
2. Port Louis
1. Simatalu (Saibi)
1.-Agualulco 2. Esquintla 3. Guadalajara 4. Guerrero
1. Auckland
1. Chibuluma 2. Chingola
. Abbottabad . Chittagong . Dacca
. Hyderabad
OO ND
1. Colén
MAURITIUS
3. Quatre Bornes 4. Vacoas
MENTAWEI ISLANDS
2. Simatalu (Hulu) 3. Sipaipadjet MEXICO
5. Mexico City g. San Miguel
6. Monterrey 10. Santiago
7. Ocotlan 11. Tepic
8
. Puebla San Rafael
NEW ZEALAND
2. Devonport 4. Wellington 3. Hamilton
NICARAGUA
1. Managua
NORTHERN RHODESIA
3. Fisenge 5. Luanshya 4. Kitwe 6. Mukutuma NORWAY 1. Oslo NYASALAND 1. Blantyre PAKISTAN 5. Karachi g. Rawalpindi 6. Lahore 10. Sialkot 7. Montgomery 11. Sukkur 8. Nawabshah 12. Tando Adam PANAMA 2. Canal Zone, So. Dist. 4. Panama
3. David
PARAGUAY
1. Asuncién
5!
~
oo
-_
ab
. Arequipa . Cajamarca . Callao
. Manila
. Apia
. Kanovit
. Basel . Bern . Geneva
. Dar-es-Salaam
. Mu’a
Aciisa Akarukei Awiri Dusai
PERU
4. Chiclayo 7. Pampa Cruz 5. Huancayo 8. Quillhuay 6. Lima
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
2. Solano
SAMOA 2. Pago Pago
SARAWAK 2. Kuching
SEYCHELLES
1. Port Victoria
SOUTHERN RHODESIA 1. Salisbury
SUDAN 1. Khartoum North
SWITZERLAND
. Lausanne 7. Ziirich . Neuchatel . Vevey
Ao >
TANGANYIKA 2. Tanga
TONGA 2. Nuku’alofa
UGANDA 5. Kalapata g. Osopotoit 6. Kampala 10. Tilling 7. Morukokume 8. Opot
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(pe
SoS OR TR igoP
Ss 10. II.
12.
13.
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
14. Boston,
al
5. 16.
17. 18. 19. 20. QI. 22.
23.
24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.
31. 32, 33: 34. 35: 36. 37: 38. 39: 40.
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
4I. 42. 43-45. 46. 47: 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53:
54:
56. . Kirkland,
73:
UNITED STATES Fresno, California Glendale, California Grand Rapids, Michigan
. Greensboro, North
Carolina Greenville, South
Carolina Greenwich,
Connecticut Hamburg Township,
New York Helena, Montana Honolulu, Hawaii Houston, Texas Indianapolis, Indiana Jackson, Mississippi Jamestown,
New York Jersey City,
New Jersey
. Kansas City,
Missouri Kenosha, Wisconsin
Washington
. Las Vegas, Nevada . Lima, Ohio . Long Beach,
California
. Los Angeles,
California
. Madison, Wisconsin . Maui, Hawaii
. Maywood, Illinois
. Memphis, Tennessee . Miami, Florida
. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
. Minneapolis,
Minnesota
. Muskegon, Michigan . Nashville, Tennessee
71. . North Dade County,
New York, New York
Florida North King County
Commissioner’s Distr.,
Washington 55
100. IOl. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107.
108. 109.
110. Iil.
ig
. 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
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URUGUAY
1. Montevideo
VIETNAM
I, Saigon
VENEZUELA
1. Caracas 2. Sucre
YUKON 1. Whitehorse
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POO ND
BAHA’i CENTRES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
ree jr
ABYSSINIA ( ETHIOPIA) Assembly 1. Addis Ababa Groups . Adua 4. Dessie 7. Jimma . Alamaya 5. Dire-Dawa . Debrezeit 6. Gondar Isolated Centres . Adigrat 5. Endeselasie g. Kalafo Ambo 6. Gorsum 10. Nazareth . Awassa 7. Harar 11. Wollisso . Bedele 8. Hosana 12. Wonji ADEN PROTECTORATE Assembly . 1. Aden ADHIRBAYJAN r Isolated Centre 1. Baka AFGHANISTAN Group 1. Kabul ALASKA Assemblies Anchorage 5. Fort Yukon 8. Matanuska Valley ‘Delta Junction 6. Juneau g. Spenard Douglas 7. Ketchikan 10. Tanana Valley Fairbanks Groups Big Delta 6. Metlakatla 11. Skagway Birch Creek 7. Nome 12, Thane Cordova 8. Petersburg 13. Unalakleet Cordova (outside) g. Petersburg (outside) 14. Wrangell Homer 10. Ridgeway 15. Wrangell (outside)
Que NS
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Isolated Centres
Kake g. Seward
Kenai 10. Soldotna
Kotzebue 11. Talkeetna
Mount Edgecombe
Arctic Village Barrow
Canyon Village Clear Eagle River
Goo) OS OS
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS
Group 1. Unalaska.
ALGERIA
Assemblies 1. Algiers 2. Oran
Isolated Centres 1. Lamorcier 2. Tiaret
ANDAMAN ISLANDS Isolated Centre 1. Port Blair ANDORRA Group 1, Andorra-la-Vella ANGOLA
Assembly 1. Luanda
Groups 1. Malange 2. Nova Gaia
Isolated Centre 1. Nova Lisboa
ARGENTINA Assemblies 1. Almirante Brown 3. Buenos Aires 5. Ezeiza 2. Bahia Blanca 4. Cérdoba 6. Rosario Groups 1. Comodoro Rivadavia 4. Humahuaca 7. Lima Ramos 2. Don Torcuato 5. Lanus 8. Lomas de Zamora 3. Florida 6. La Plata g. Mejia
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1. Alejandro
2. Castelar
1. Yerevan
Adelaide Ballarat Brisbane Burnside Canberra Caringbah Darwin Enfield Gawler Ipswich
Berri
Blacktown
Blue Mountains Booleroo Centre Bowral
Bremer Junction Brighton, S. A. Campbelltown Cooma
Harvey Heidelberg Henley and Grange Hunter’s Hill
Ashfield Belgrave Brighton Brunswick Bungaree Shire
Isolated Centres
3. Haedo 4. Lomas del Mirador
ARMENIA Isolated Centres
2. Artez
(GHANA)
Assembly
1. Kumasi
AUSTRALIA (SEE ALSO TASMANIA)
Assemblies: 30
Kuring-gai Lismore Melbourne Mitcham Mudgee Murray Bridge Newcastle Payneham Perth Port Adelaide Groups: 38 Jimna Lane Cove Liechhardt Loxton North Manly Marion Mittagong Mosman North Sydney Orange Parkes Perth Road Port Noarlunga
Isolated Centres: 43
Chadstone Claremont Cleve Cobram Concord
57
5. San Cristdbal 6. San Fernando
ASHANTI PROTECTORATE
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
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Glen Innes Mascot Tamborine
Grassmere Meandarra Tea Tree Gully Heywood Mullumbimby Toronto Hindmarsh Mundaring Shire Walkerville Kalgoorlie Neville West Torrens Kangaroo Island Norwood Whyalla Kingston Peterborough West Willoughby Kogarah Redgate Woomera Longreach Talgarno Young Lyndoch AUSTRIA Assemblies 1. Baden 3. Innsbruck 5. Salzburg 2. Graz 4. Linz 6. Vienna Group 1. Médling Isolated Centres 1. Horn 3. Leoben 4. St. Gilgen 2. Klosterneuburg AZORES Group
1. Angroda Heroisma
BAHAMA ISLANDS Group 1. Nassau BAHRAYN ISLAND
Assembly 1. Manama
BALEARIC ISLANDS
Assembly 1. Palma de Mallorca
BALUCHISTAN
Assemblies 1. Mastung 2. Quetta
Group 1. Fort Sandeman
BARANOF ISLAND
Groups 1. Sitka 2. Mount Edgecombe
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BASUTOLAND
Assemblies 1. Makhalaneng 3. Mphaki’s 5. Sephapo’s Gate 2. Maseru 4. Seqonoka 6. Sephapo’s Nek Groups
1. Butha Buthe 5. Matsieng 8. Qacha’s Nek
2. Hanger’s Drift 6. Mohale’s Hoek g. Teyateyaneng
3. Leribe 7. Moreboli 10. Upper Qume
4. Mafeteng
Isolated Centres 1. Khubetsoana 3. Quthing 5. Tsikoane 2. Likotopong 4. Roma BECHUANALAND Assemblies 1. Lobatsi 2. Mahalapye Groups
1. Gaborone 4. Mafeking 6. Morwa Village
2. Gantsi 5. Molopolole 7. Serowe
3. Kopong
Isolated Centre 1. Moeng BELGIAN CONGO (CONGO REPUBLIC) Assemblies: 143*
Balimba (1) Kaliba Kanga (3) Katobo Balimba (2) Kanga (1) Kabimba (1) Kalimba Bamate (1) Kalungwe Kaboke (2) Kabonjo Bamate (2) Katupu Kasongo (1) Kasenyi Batende (1) Kabwale Kabondozi (1) Kisala Batende (2) Kaboke (1) Kakunga (1) Kihanama Buhasa (1) Kabumbe Kalunga Kishaja Buhasa (2) Kasolele Kamano Kihanda Bukekwa Kahololo Kaboke (3) Kitiba Buluka Kanwema Kasongo (2) Kisanga Busombo Kasolelo Kabondozi (2) Kitibili Bwengela Kasenya Kakunga (2) Kitabi (1) Chendajilu Kalimbama Kabela Kitabi (2) Hongela Kahungwe Kabimba (2) Kingu Tbindi Kandua Kangule Kisolo Tlakala Kanga (2) Kasheke Kilumbi Itambi Kahungue Kadwa-sange Kigurwe
- N.B. Names of over 50 assemblies, innumerable groups and isolated centres have
not been listed owing to difficulties of communication.
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Kipombo (1)
Kiliya
Kisanga
Kipombo (2)
Kiliba (1)
Kihanda
Kiluli
Kibirizi
Kiliba (2)
Lebela
Lekeza
Lurabagi
Lukangaka
Lukamba (1)
Luzibachi (1)
Luzasa
Lubera
Luke
Lukunda
1, Antwerp 2. Brussels
1. Ben Ahin
2. Dilbeek 3. Huy
1. Angis
Lunigo Mutongachimu Namudoko Lukezi Mubambu Naluzase Luzibachi (2) Mulambi Ndengu Lukamba (2) Mungolo Ndegu-Katobo Lubalachi Mukongo (1) Ndunda (1) Lubarika Mulinga Ndunda (2) Lukungu Mulengo Nyamkangaza Lusuku Mugandja Nulambi Lulambwe Mugaja (1) Nondjwa Lurinda Mugaja (2) Nyibondo Lubumga Mungaja Ngovi Lukungu Mukongo (2) Ruvumera (1) Lusungu Misinga Ruzizi Lukoke Mikera Runingo Malingi (1) Mbanga Ruvumera (2) Malingi (2) Nabisu Rubirizi Makembe Nakiel Sange (1) Makobola Namukangara Sange (2) Malinga Namodoko BELGIUM Assemblies 3. Charleroi 4. Liege Groups 4. Kinkempois 7. Overyse 5. Leval-Trahegnies 8. Verviers 6. Ostend Isolated Centres 2. Fraipont 3. Mons BERMUDA Assembly 1. Hamilton BHUTAN Group 1. Lutifu BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO Assembly
1. Madina, New Ireland
Group
1. Rabaul, New Britain
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Sua?) 2
16.
19.
ai. 22.
23.
28. 29.
34-35+ 36. 37-38.
47-48. 49. 50. 5I.
Camani Challuma C. Casi Casi Chaquequina Huancuri
Huarco Chacura
Cala Cala Challa Pampa Huanuni
Chevacollo Ojra
Chocaya Churumumu E] Palmar Huanaco Jatun Mayo
Cacchipata Cochapata Huampillo Jurubamba Lajas Tambo
BOLIVIA Assemblies
POTOSI DEPARTMENT
A. DE IBANEZ PROVINCE 6. Huafiuma it. 7. Jankarachi 12. 8. Jankohuyo 13. g. Kakhani 14. 10. Kekesana
QuijARRO PROVINCE 15. Patachuyo
Frias PROVINCE
17. Lupikhari 18.
BILBAO PROVINCE 20. Piarani
BusTILLos PROVINCE
24. Merke Aimaya 26. 25. Pichata 27.
CuHARCAS PROVINCE
go. Soragua Grande 31. Tomata Palca
CHAYANTA PROVINCE 32. Chajpi
LINARES PROVINCE 33. Media Luna
CHUQUISACA DEPARTMENT
ZUDANEZ PROVINCE
39. Jatun Khasa 44. 40. Jatun Rumi 45; 41. Pasopaya 46.
42. Redencidn Pampa 43. San Lorenzo
OrRoOpPEZA PROVINCE
52. Naranjos 57. 53. Palahla 58. 54. Sichicachi $9. 55. Ciudad Sucre __60.
56. Tapalilla 61
Malco Chajpi Sacani Totoroco Ch. Viluyo
Ciudad Potosi
Ramarani Uyuni
Rodeo Santa Isabel Yunguillas
Viro Viro Wairapata Zoico
Zoicoco Palca
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61. Cullumayu
Huafiahuito
62. Juscu Ciénaga: 63. Lampasillos 71. Cafiada Mayo 75. Aguas Calientes 76. Chokorasi 80. Colcohuyo Autipifia 85. Irakaza 86. Manzanaioj
94. Cajiata
AzuRDUY PROVINCE
64. Marapampa 68. 65. Mosocllacta 69. 66. Pinos 70.
67. Quinua Chacra
TomINA PROVINCE 72. Opa Pampa
YAMPARAEZ PROVINCE 73. Lajas Pampa
ORURO DEPARTMENT
L. CABRERA PROVINCE 74. Callohalca
DALENCE PROVINCE
77. Huanuni Venta 78. y Media 79.
ABAROA PROVINCE
81. Llapallapani 82.
Poopo PROVINCE 83. Negro Caima
CERCADO PROVINCE 84. Ciudad Oruro
COCHABAMBA DEPARTMENT
AIQUILE PROVINCE
87. Puca Khaka 89. 88. Rumi Corral go.
CERCADO PROVINCE gi. Ciudad Cochabamba
TAPACARI PROVINCE g2. Yauri Totora-Tallija
CAMPERO PROVINCE 93. Quehuefial
LA PAZ DEPARTMENT
Omasuyos PROVINCE 95. Zamora
62
Rayo Loma Sutuyoc Takhocasa
Tati Iquifia Wilakollo
Willafieke
Vallavillos Yuraj Khasa
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96. Huaylluma
—
33. 34-35+ 36. 37: 38. 39-78.
79-80. 81.
PES Se SoS Pr
Acumarca Alta Ticanuma Arconi
Bitura Camata Cochini Colpani Chacachata Chorimaccota Huafiacota Incuhuyo
Anaruyo Catuyo Cochicochi Espalmayo Huafia Javera Huayllani Jaccuhuta
Amayani Alcoba Anthora Attina Aycama Calazaya Can Esquina Cantapi
Canton Cholchocani
Asanquiri Coaraca Cotafia Chacura
INQUISIVE PROVINCE
g7. Vilavinto Tolapampa
MurRILLo PROVINCE
98. Ciudad La Paz
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Qi. 22.
40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45-46.
Groups
POTOSI DEPARTMENT
. DE IBANEZ PROVINCE Jalsuri 23. Ovejeria Janko Jake 24. Palca Ticanuma Jankovilque 25. Pararani Jayoma 26. Pichuya Kisivilque 27. Sacaca Leke 28. Sutaguafia Lipichicaima 29. Totorcochi Mikani go. Tajuta Molino Ticanuma 31. WVankuni Ninachata 32. Wila Khasa Nekiri
QuijARRO PROVINCE
Jancomarca 47. Tifaquiri Japo 48. Tolavinto Jucude 49. Uyuni Keluyo 50. Zinaquere Ocuri 51. Zumayo Queruta
Senka
Frias PROVINCE
Cochapampa 7o. Lluchuta Cruz Oko 71. Moromonteri Challavira 72. Pucara Chancakollo 73. Pucupucuni Huilapujro 74. Sayaga Irupampa 75. Soriehata Iscopurgata 76. Tajochua Las Delicias 77. Toreake Layo Layo
BILBAO PROVINCE
Chojlla 86. Puerta Jachapampa 87. Urimarca Machacamarca
Pamparani
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88.
89.
go.
gl.
98. 99. 100. Iol. 102. 103.
114. 115.
120. I2I,
126. 127. 128. 129. 130. 13I.
142. 143. 144.
51. 152. 153.
158.
160. 161. 162, 163. 164.
Antoma Chapichapi Chara Jaque Huayllani
Alacruz Calapequefia Carapampa Caroskara Coocari Condor Pampa
Challapiti Danzana
Alegre Junquillos
Aranjuez Calizaya Canto Molino Colcabamba Corsus Mayo Coyo Coyo
Bafiado Boyero Colca Pampa
Capaj Chavarria El Dorado
Tola Mayo
Agua de Castilla Cacoota Caillahuinto Chusiquisi Estancia Tanca
BusTILLos PROVINCE
92. Jakachulpa 95: 93. Maracas 96. 94. Muru Amaya 97. CuHaArRcAS PROVINCE 104. Charoque 109. 105. Jachakalla 110. 106. Huaripampa III. 107. Khayarani 112. 108. Huarihumafia 113.
CHAYANTA PROVINCE
116. Hevira 117. Kea Kea
CHUQUISACA DEPARTMENT
ZUDANEZ PROVINCE
122. Lagunillas 124. 123. Quehualituyoc 125. OrROPEZA PROVINCE 132. Cuchutambo 137. 133. Khola Pucara 138. 134. Loje 139. 135. Marcavi 140. 136. Media Luna 141. AZURDUY PROVINCE 145. Chaquimayo 148. 146. Muralla 149. 147. San Pedro 150. Tomina PROVINCE 154. Fuerte 156. 155. Paslapaya 157.
YAMPARAEZ PROVINCE 159. Wellistoca
ORURO DEPARTMENT
L. CABRERA PROVINCE
165. Irocagua 170. 166. Kapsuyo E71. 167. Lupuyo 172. 168. Oroncollo 173. 169. Otuyo
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118. 11g.
Pairumani Tomuyo Yauriri
Lupikipa Suarani Toscapujio Torosini Vetura
Pampuyo Sacasaca
Quesera Tacopampa
Palapaya Teja Huasi Tococala Tocorhuata Warangayo
Sumala Tarea Pampa Tiempo Pampa
Tranka Khasa Tunas Khasa
Pampa Aullagas Pasto de Lobos Suicuni
Zally
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174. Bombo
175. Cataricawa
176. Condor Iquifia
181. Ampuyo 182. Belenda 183. Cautuyo 184. Colakeri 185. Colpacahua 186. Erunzata 187. Huafiri
202. Apanaque 203. Cibaruyo 204. Challapujro 205. Kiloma 206. Lajachoto
218, Cahuasiri 219. Huancarama
223. Kanta 224. Salcapampa
228. Achica arriba 229. Achica abajo 230. Chacoma
235. Quime
237. Iquipune 238. Jaricoca 239. Calandeca 240. Challapata
DALENCE PROVINCE
177. Chuachuani 179. 178. Irupalla Alcamariri 180. ABAROA PROVINCE 188. Huari 195. 189. Jaque Arafia 196. 190. Jaritani 197. IgI. Japo 198. 192. Lagunillas 199. 193. Nazakara 200. 194. Pazohuta 201. Poopo PROVINCE 207. Pairumani 212. 208. Ponguni 213. 209. Pufiaca 214. 210. Pefiareito 215.
arr. Rijauta
CERCADO PROVINCE 216. Cala Cala
TOLEDO PROVINCE 217. Panza Island
DEPARTMENT OF LA PAZ
AROMA PROVINCE
220. Jauri Chambi 221. Tola Kollo
222
Omasuyos PROVINCE 225. Turini 226. Sotalaya
InNGAvi PROVINCE
231. Moramaya 232. Irpa Chico
233 234
INQUISIVE PROVINCE 236. Poitucuni
CAMACHO PROVINCE
241. Chuchilaya 245 242. Incallata 246 243. Inca Pampa 247
244. Parajachi
LoayzA PROVINCE 248. Jakko
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Sajsani Tarokamarca
Quinamayo Tantakara Tumuyo Vintilla Vicachani Wilajipina Viluyo
Totoni
Urnota Pefias Wilakollo Pefias Wilakollo Riajauta
. Santiago de Collana
227. Toruni
. Pongone . Viacha
. Pasani . Tarca Pampa
. Juppi
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COCHABAMBA DEPARTMENT
AIQUILE PROVINCE
249. Chago 250. Mojon 251. Tipapampa
MizQueE PROVINCE 252. Bujitillo 256. Ichukata 260. San Viciente 253. Calamarca 257. Intinmayo 261. Sillar 254. Hichuloma 258. Lenkopunta 262. Sunchu Loma 255. Huarapata 259. San Nicolas
TAPACARI PROVINCE 263. Challa 264. Mujlli
ARQUE PROVINCE 265. Galpoio 267. Pacachani 269. Tanga Tanga 266. Kavayone 268. Paria Chico
CAPINOTA PROVINCE 270. Amicaya 271. Hornoma 272. Huay Chuma
CAMPERO PROVINCE 273. Horno Khasa 274. Puca Pucjio 275. Tola Pampa
Isolated Centres
POTOSI DEPARTMENT
A. DE IBANEZ PROVINCE
1. Balqueri 7. Chamacahuma 13. Llajuta
2. Bertoma 8. Chocchi 14. Molino Palca
3. Calasaya g. Jachakalla 15. Sabo Sabo
4. Coviri 10. Jacohuyo 16. Vila Vila
5. Chacoma 11. Jankani 17. Vintilla
6. Challuiri Cari Cari 12. Jaroma
QuijARRO PROVINCE 18. Biluyo 21. Carhuaycollo 24. Vilakollo 19. Anadozo 22. Chinchata 25. Tola Kanto 20. Candelaria 23. Pulacayo Frias PROVINCE 26. Ankara 29. Humapalca 32. Poytuco 27. Antaki 30. Markahui 33. Salinas 28. Checchi 31. Poco Poco BILBAO PROVINCE 34. Catacora 35. Challa BusTILLos PROVINCE
36. Condornaza 38. Charapajsi 40. Machaya Grande 37. Chachacumani 39. Choco 41. Pampa Churo
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42.
43.
48. 49. 50.
55:
59-60. 61. 62.
72. 73:
76.
77: 78.
79-88.
95: 96.
97-103.
Cayarani Estancia de Ipote
Canchis Blanca Catariri Karajara
Vila Vila
Atokhani Bata Khasa Candelaria Charo Choricana
El Tapial Poroma
Collpi Khasa Chorrillos Hualpa Huasi Manca Jalpa
Chunca Cancha
Collacamani
Auquicollo Caruta Challuta
Wila Apacheta
CHARCAS PROVINCE
44. Huacaria 46. 45. Quirque 47. CHAYANTA PROVINCE 51. Khamya 53. 52. Macha Macha 54. SAAVERFA PROVINCE 56. Huaychi 57.
Nor. Cuicuas PROVINCE 58. Llallagua
CHUQUISACA DEPARTMENT
ZUDANEZ PROVINCE
64. Churaya 68.
65. Icla 69.
66. Jarcas 70.
67. Molle Khasa iE OROPEZA PROVINCE
74. Rufo 75; AZURDUY PROVINCE
80. Molle Cancha 84.
81. Molleni 85.
82. Pampa Huasi 86.
83. Pucara Pampa 87.
ToMINA PROVINCE 89. Sopachuy go.
YAMPARAEZ PROVINCE 92. Khollachanguay 93.
CINTI PROVINCE 94. Punilla
ORURO DEPARTMENT
L. CABRERA PROVINCE
98. Luca IOI. 99. Soitoco 102. 100. Salinas
DALENCE PROVINCE 104. Kotafia
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Soruniri Viscachani
Maragua Quintafaya
Pucoloma
Potrero
San Gerénimo San Jorge Tocoro
Tapala
Sauce
Tipa Pampa Tolar Pampa Tola Mayo
Tacos
Molle Khaya
Vecoyo Irica
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105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
121. 122. 123. 124.
134.
136.
139.
142. 143.
148.
150. 151.
155-158. 159.
Antakollo Bilepefia Collcohuta Condo
Chiraca Jamachi Huma
Challhuamayo Challuiri Charkajara Lanihuachu
Mayka
Umala
Inca Corona
Alto La Paz ‘Limani
Calorita
Puerto Acosta Pasaga
Albajial
Linko Falta Llavemoco
ane 112. 113. II4. 115,
125.
126, 127. 128.
133.
CARANGAS PROVINCE 135.
137.
ABAROA PROVINCE
Jukutira Jankoaca Jurkuta Juchisuma Kampoyo Kamputa
Poopo PROVINCE
Lirocaima Pampa Okke Jakke Patascollo
Pefias
ParIA PROVINCE Leque Palca
Orinoca
LA PAZ DEPARTMENT
AROMA PROVINCE Sincata
OmaAsuyos PROVINCE
140. Pacharia
InNGAvi PROVINCE
144. Maso Cruz 145. Santa Rosa
INQUISIVE PROVINCE
149. Huaraca
CAMACHO PROVINCE
152. Wila Bollo
MuRILLo PROVINCE
116.
127. 118,
11g. 120.
129. 130.
13% 132.
138.
I4I.
146. 147.
153.
154. Villa Cuarto Centenario
COCHABAMBA DEPARTMENT
AIQUILE PROVINCE 156. Chaque Mayo
MizQue PROVINCE
160. Mullipampa
CAMERO PROVINCE
162, Nocchoma
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157.
161.
Kuli
Kotuto
Tantangari Tacagua Pacachani Paria Urmiri
Portona Quebrada Toledo Untavi Tomantazi
Paso Cami
Lalaya
Villa Arriendo Zorasaya
Zuncallo
Nujcho Mayo
Thoromeo
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1. Sandakan
2. Tamaloe
Bahia Campinas Curitiba
BO Pm
Belem
Ne
1. Amargosa 2. Cruzeiro
Ashum Atibong Bakebe Bakogo Bangapongo Bara Batchuntai Batchuakagbe Bekume
Boa
Buea Defang Ebeagwa Ebinsi
Bamenda Bato
Ebensuk
Lagoa Grande
Belo Horizonte
3.
Sonst igoan
i co
3. 4.
BORNEO
Assembly
Tamnou
Isolated Centre
. Jesselton
BRAZIL
Assemblies
Niteroi
Recife
Porto Alegre 10.
Rio de Janeiro
Groups
Brasilia
5 Cachoeira Dourada 6.
Isolated Centres
Jacarei
Foz do Iguagu 5. 6
BRITISH CAMEROONS (CAMEROON REPUBLIC)
Assemblies: 54.
Ebonji Mbinjong Edjuingang Moliwe Eshobi Molyko Etoko Muambong Eyang Mukonyo Faitok Mutengene Fotabe Muyuka Kembong Nchemba Kombone Nfontem Kumba Ngassang Mambo Ngombuku Mamfe Nguti Mbatop Ntenembang Mbehetok Nyang Groups: 8 Besongabang Ekpaw Ekona Marumba Isolated Centres: 3 Ndekwai Nsoke
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Tunbong Djudjang
Santo André S&o Caetano do Sul Sao Paulo
Mogi Mirim Pocos de Caldas
Matias Barbosa Rio do Sul
Ossing Sabes Sumbe Takwai Takpa Tali
Tiko Tinto (1) Tinto (2) Tintombu Tombel Victoria
Mpundu Tayor
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BRITISH GUIANA
Assembly Georgetown Groups 1. Campelville 3. Kitty 5. MacKenzie 2. Grove 4. Lodge Village 6. Providence Isolated Centres 1. Bee Hive Front 5. Graig Village 8. Nova Amsterdam 2. Eccles 6. Herstelling g. Rose Hall 3. Essequibo 7. Newton Village 10. Ruimvelt 4. Farm Dispensary BRITISH HONDURAS Assembly 1. Belize BRITISH ISLES (SEE ALSO EIRE) Assemblies: 48 Aberdeen Cardiff Liverpool Reading Bangor Cheadle London Romford Belfast Chester Manchester Salisbury Blackpool Eccles Motherwell Sheffield Birmingham Edinburgh Newcastle Southport Bournemouth Epsom Northampton Sutton Coldfield Bradford Exeter Norwich Swinton Brighton Glasgow Nottingham Torquay Bristol Hove Oxford Watford Burnley Inverness Peterborough Winchester Cambridge Leeds Pontypridd Wokingham R.D. Canterbury Leicester Portsmouth York Groups: 41
Ballygrainey, Co. Down.
Barrowford, Lancs.
Bellshill, Lanarks.
Birkenhead, Cheshire.
Blackburn, Lancs.
Blackshaw Head, Nr. Hebden Bridge, Yorks.
Burnley R. D., Lancs.
Caerphilly, Glam.
Christchurch, Hants.
Cottingham, Nr. Hull, Yorks.
Dolgellau, Merioneth. Ellesmere Port, Cheshire. Enfield, Middx. Faitford, Glos. Greenisland, Co. Antrim. Grimsby, Lincs. Henley-on-Thames, Oxon. Huddersfield, Yorks. Hyde, Cheshire.
Ilkeston, Derbyshire. King’s Lynn, Norfolk.
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Langland Bay, Nr. Swansea, Glam.
Nelson, Lancs.
Newmarket, Suffolk.
Oliver’s Battery, Nr. Winchester, Hants.
Paignton, Devon.
Prescot, Lancs.
Purley, Surrey.
Ryhope, Co. Durham. Salford, Lancs.
St. Anne’s-on-Sea, Lancs.
Isolated Centres:
Aberdare, Glam.
Addington Park, Kent. Altrincham, Cheshire. Amersham, Bucks.
Arundel, Sussex. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leics. Ashton-under-Lyne, Staffs. Ballynahinch, Co. Down. Bangor, Caerns.
Barham, Kent. Berwick-on-T weed, Northumberland. Bolton, Lancs.
Botley, Hants.
Brentford, Middx.
Bushey Heath, Herts. Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks. Crawley, Sussex.
Cudworth, Yorks.
Currie, Midlothian. Davyhulme, Lancs. Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire. Dundee, Angus. Dundonald, Co. Down. Durham, Co. Durham.
East Molesley, Surrey. Elmers End, Kent. Exmouth, Devon.
Falkirk, Stirlingshire. Farnborough, Kent. Fleetwood, Lancs. Gateshead, Co. Durham. Gloucester, Glos. Goonhaven, Nr. Truro, Cornwall. Gosforth, Northumberland. Grays, Essex.
Halifax, Yorks.
Hartwell, Northants. Headbourne Worthy, Hants.
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St. Leonard’s-on-Sea, Sussex. Scarisbrick, Nr. Southport, Lancs. Shabbington, Bucks.
Stalham, Norfolk.
Stapleford, Cambs.
Stockport, Lancs.
Surbiton, Surrey.
Talybont, Merioneth.
Wimborne, Dorset.
Worthing, Sussex.
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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, Lancs. Plymouth, Devon. Ponteland, Northumberland. Portstewart, Co. Londonderry. Preston, Lancs.
Prestwich, Lancs.
Redditch, Worcs.
Rishton, Lancs.
Roly, Nr. Liverpool, Lancs. Rossington, Yorks.
Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Sale, Cheshire.
St. Albans, Herts.
St. Ives, Cornwall.
Saltcoats, Ayrshire.
Shipley, Yorks.
Shrewsbury, Salop.
Solihull, Warwicks. Southampton, Hants.
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Stafford, Staffs.
Stanford-le-Hope, Essex.
Stirling, Stirlingshire.
Street, Somerset.
Swansea, Glam.
Swindon, Wilts.
Taunton, Somerset.
Thetford, Norfolk.
Thornbury, Yorks.
Tilehurst, Berks.
Todmorden, Lancs.
Topsham, Devon.
Tottenhall, Cheshire.
Trowbridge, Wilts.
1. Anyirawase
1. Hohoe
1. Aflao 2. Atikpui
Bedawan Begerang Benutan Brunei Town Bukit Sukana Bukit Udal
MSS Lr
1. Kg. Kuala Bukit 2. Kg. Merimbun
Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Tynygongl, Anglesey. Upper Heybord, Oxon. Upper Woodford, Wilts. Warrington, Lancs. Westcott, Surrey. Weston Rhyh, Salop.
Walley, Lancs.
Whitefield, Lancs.
Whitley Bay, Northumberland. Wincanton, Somerset. Wonersh, Surrey. Woodbridge, Suffolk. Wraysbury, Bucks.
BRITISH SOMALILAND
(SOMALIA)
Group
1. Hargeisa
BRITISH TOGOLAND
HF Go
(GHANA)
Assemblies
Ho Be
Groups Molobi Ashiambi
Isolated Cenires
Keta 5: Papese 6. BRUNEI Assemblies Kalid 13. Kg. Mengilas 14. Kg. Semawa 15. Kusau 16. Pangan Layu He S. Badong 18. Groups Kg. Rambai 5. Kg. Tunjang 6.
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Matse
Shia Ziavi
S. Bua R. Maling S. Dungun —
S. Emjuna
S. Kuala Badong Supon Temburung
Kuala Kukup Labi
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1. Daidanaw
2. Hmawbi
3. Koongyangoon 4. Kyigon
1. Kabo
2. Katha
3. Kaukse
1. Allezoo
2. Hpyu
1. Battambang
Beloeil, P. Q.
Blackfoot Reserve, Alberta. Burleigh-Anstruther Twsp.,
Ont. Burlington, Ont. Burnaby, B. C.
Calgary, Alberta. Charlottetown, P.E.I. Cote Reserve, Sask. Dundas, Ont.
Eastview, Ont. Edmonton, Alberta. Etobicoke, Ont.
Forest, Ont.
Forest Hill Village, Ont. Ft. William, Ont.
BULGARIA
Isolated Centre 1. Sofia
BURMA
Assemblies Mandalay North Okkalapa
Rangoon South Okkalapa
gone erg)
Groups Kawhmu Kolonkwin Lewe
DS) op
Isolated Centres 3. Kalaw 4. Khayan CAMBODIA Assembly 1. Phnom Penh Groups . Siem Reap
no
CANADA
Assemblies : 63
Georgetown, Ont.
Guelph, Ont.
Halifax, N. S.
Hamilton, Ont.
Kingston, Ont.
Kitchener, Ont.
London, Ont.
Montreal, P. Q.
Moose Jaw, Sask.
Mosquito Reserve, Sask.
Nanaimo, B. C.
Niagara Falls, Ont.
North Vancouver District, B. C.
North York Twsp., Ont.
Oakville, Ont.
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g. Thamaing
10. Twante 11. Yamethin
7. Maymyo 8. Syrium 5. Minhla
6. Moulmein
3. Sihanouk Ville
Okenese Reserve, Sask. Oshawa, Ont.
Ottawa, Ont.
Pasqua Reserve, Sask. Peigan Reserve, Alberta. Penticton, B. C. Peterborough, Ont. Piapot Reserve, Sask. Pickering Twsp., Ont. Poorman Reserve, Sask. Regina, Sask.
St. Boniface, Man.
St. Catharines, Ont. Saint John, N.B.
St. Lambert, P.Q. Saltfleet Twsp., Ont.
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Saskatoon, Sask.
Scarborough Twsp. Ont.
Stoney Creek, Ont.
Toronto, Ont.
Toronto Twsp., Ont. Vancouver, B.C.
Airdrie, Alberta.
Ajax, Ont.
Ancaster Twsp., Ont.
Armdale, N.S.
Belleville, Ont.
Boucherville, P.Q.
Bowness, Alberta.
Brantford, Ont.
Burford, Ont.
Cassiar, B.C.
Caughnawaga_ Reserve, P.Q..
Chippawa, Ont.
Copper Cliff, Ont.
Cowessas Reserve, Sask.
Crowland Twsp., Ont.
Curve Lake Reserve, Ont.
Dartmouth, N.S.
Day Star Reserve, Sask.
Deep River, Ont.
Dorchester, Ont.
Edenwold, Sask.
Fort Garry, Man.
Fort McLeod, Alberta.
Fraserdale, Ont.
Gibsons, B.C.
Gloucester Twsp., Ont.,
Greenfield Park, P.Q.
Barriere, B.C. Beaconsfield, P.Q. Beaulac, P.Q. Bennett, B.C. Bluffton, Alberta. Campbell River, B.C. Candiac, P.Q. Capilano Reserve, B.C. Coldstream, B.C. Céte St. Luc, P.Q. Cumberland, B.C.
Verdun, P.Q.
Vernon, B.C.
Victoria, B.C.
Wabamum Reserve, Alberta.
Welland, Ont.
Groups: 78 Halifax County, N.S. Hope, B.C.
Humboldt, Sask.
Ingersoll, Ont.
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.O.
Muscowequan Reserve, Sask.
Muscowpetung Reserve, Sask.
Naramata, B.C.
Niagara Twsp. Ont.
Nobel, Ont.
North Surrey, B.C.
Nut Lake Reserve, Sask.
Oak Bay Municipality, B.C.
Ollala, B.C.
Onion Lake Reserve, Sask.
Isolated Centres: 66
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.
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Westmount, P.Q. Westminster, B. C. West Vancouver, B.C. Winnipeg, Man. Whitby, Ont.
York Twsp., Ont.
Outremont, P.Q.
Pembroke, Ont.
Picton, Ont.
Pointe au Baril, Ont.
Pigeon Lake Reserve, Alberta.
Port Credit, Ont.
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, Ont.
St. James, Man.
St. Thomas, Ont.
St. Vital, Man.
Stony Reserve, Alberta.
Taber, Alberta.
Town of Mt. Royal, P.Q.
Trenton, Ont.
Tyendenaga, Ont.
Ville St. Laurent, P.Q.
Whitby, Ont.
Williams Lake, B.C.
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, Ont.
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Mount Forest, Ont.
Naramata, B.C.
Nepean Twsp. Ont.
N. Battleford, Sask. Oliver, B.C.
Oxford Twsp., Ont.
Plenty, Sask. Port Mellon, B.C. Port Cartier, P.Q.
Prince Rupert, B.C. Pte. Gatineau, P.Q.
Punnichi, Sask.
1. Las Palmas
1. Achada Alem
1. . Fogo Island
Colombo Colombo South Daswatte Dehiowite Galle
Gampola Hataraliyadde
Soo Po hy
Quesnel, B.C. Revelstoke, B.C. Richmond, B.C. Richmond Hill, Ont.
Riviére Beaudette, P.Q.
Riverside, Ont. Sackville, N.B. Sarnia, Ont. Shannonville, Ont. Shearwater, N.S. Sherbrooke, P.Q. South Monaghan, Ont.
CANARY ISLANDS
Assemblies
2. Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Isolated Centre
1. Fuerteventure
CAPE BRETON ISLAND
Group 1. Sydney
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS
Groups 2. Praia Isolated Centres 2. Mindelo
CAROLINE ISLANDS
Group 1. Truk
CEYLON
° Assemblies
8. Hettimulla
g. Hunupitiya 10. Jaffna 11. Kandy 12. Kegalle 13. Matara
14. Mirigama vo
15. 16. 17. 13; 19. 20.
St. Eustache sur Lac, P.Q. Thornhill, Ont. Uclueiet, B.C.
Upper Coverdale, N.B. Vernon Bridge, P.E.I. Vernon P.O., B.C. Wadena, Sask. Weyburn, Sask.
Wilson Creek, B.C. Windsor, Ont. Yorkton, Sask.
Nakiadeniya Pitihuma Pussella Trincomalee Udugama Vaducodai
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BON
STi ae Ss
Poa Par
Anuradhapura Baddegama Badulla Chunnakam Divala
Baddewela Gelioya Hikkaduwe Mutur
Tquique Loncoche Osorno
Anco Jaque Antofagasta Carequina Centro Pisagua Chiapa
Chiju
Aysen Puerto Montt
_
Do
7-Si a IS
Groups Gampaha Kalutara Karandupone Mahiyangane Maho
Isolated Centres
Nebode Panadure Puttalam
we 12. 13. 14.
8.
9. Io.
CHAGOS ARCHIPELAGO
Group
1. Diego Garcia
CHANNEL ISLANDS
Group 1. St. Helier CHILE Assemblies 4. Punta Arenas 5. Quilpué 6. Santiago Groups 7. Concepcidn 8. Curico g. Huavina 10. Icata 11. Laguna Huasco 12. La Serena Isolated Centres 3. Puerto Varas 4. Quinuta CHILOE ISLAND Isolated Centre 1. Castro CHINA Isolated Centre 1. Shanghai
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air
13. 14. 15.
7 18.
Matale Mawanella Nawalapitiya Rambukkane
Vavuniya Wanchawela Weligama
Valdivia Valparaiso Viiia del Mar
Limajsifia Paicachambi Rinconada Sivaya Talca Temuco
Vallenar Victoria
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COCOS ISLAND
Isolated Centre: 1
COLOMBIA _ Assemblies 1. Barranquilla 5. Cartagena 9g. Medellin 2. Bogota 6. Guajira Sudeste 10. Pereira 3. Bucaramanga 7. Leticia-Amazonas 11. Riohacha-Guajira 4. Cali 8. Manizales Groups 1. Dibulla-Guajira 2. Ibagué Isolated Centres 1. Maicao 2. Palmira COMORO ISLANDS Group 1. Moroni COOK ISLANDS Assembly 1. Rarotonga Island Group 1. Aitutaki Island Isolated Centre 1. Atui Island CORSICA Isolated Centre 1. Ajaccio COSTA RICA Assemblies: 26 Alajuela Coen Los Aguilares San Pedro Alajuelita Coroma Los Angeles Shoky Altocoen Escazu Puntarenas Terraba Alto-Uren Esperta Rio Seco Tunsula Amubre Katzi San José Zapote Cachaveri Korbita Santa Barbara Cinco Esquinas Limon Santa Cruz
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Groups: 5
Canas Curridabat Desamparados Quepos Cartago Isolated Centres: 8 Heredia Pueblo Nuevo Santa Barbara Santa Maria Dota Penhurst San Antonio Upala Santa Domingo Taras CRETE Group
1. Herakleion
CUBA Assemblies
1. Camaguey 2. Cienfuegos 3. Havana 4. Marianao
Group
1. Cumanayagua
CYPRUS
Assembly 1. Nicosia
Group 1. Famagusta
CZECHOSLOVAKIA Group
1. Prague
DAMAN Assembly
1. Daman
DENMARK
Assemblies
1. Bréndbyerne
. Frederiksberg 5. Kastrup 2. Copenhagen
. Gentofte
OO
Groups 1. Gladsaxe
N
. Helsingér 3. Lyngby 78
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Isolated Centres
1. Bagsvard 5. Héng g. Sénderborg 2. Fuglebjerg 6. Karlslunde 10. Vejle 3. Grasted 7. Lumsaas 11. Vojens 4. Herlev 8. Silkeborg DIU Group 1. Diu DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Assemblies 1. Cabrera 4. Moca 7. Tamboril 2. Macoris 5. Santiago 3. Manzanillo 6. Santo Domingo Groups 1. Dajabon 2. Villa Gonzales Isolated Centres 1, Bani 3. Loma Cabrera 5. Mone Cristi 2. Higuey 4. Maguana 6. Nagua DUTCH GUIANA (SURINAM) Group 1. Paramaribo DUTCH WEST INDIES Assembly 1. Curacao EASTER ISLAND Isolated Centre: 1 EGUADOR Assemblies 1. Cuenca 3. Otavalo 5. Vagabundo 2. Guayaquil 4. Quito Groups 1. Ambato 5. Cotama g. Quinchuqui 2, Cachaco 6. Ibarra 10. Riobamba 3. Carabuela 7. Iluman 11. San Miguel de Bolivar 4. Cayambe 8. Puerto Arturo
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OPO NH
po NH
. Alausi . Banos
. Abuqir
. Alexandria . Cairo
. Damanhtr . Isma‘iliyyih
Asyut
. Bani Swayf . Binha . Birigat
. Balyana
2. Damietta
. Delta Barrage
. Rochester
. Ahuachapan
. Las Lomas . Nahuizalco
. Apopa . Cuyagualo
. Asmara
. Augare
3.
oMO On D
ow nu
Do
Isolated Centres Manta
EGYPT
Assemblies
. Mahalla’l] Kubra . Manstrah
. Port Said
. Shibin-il-Kawm . Suez
Groups
. Fayyum
. Kawm-is-Sayidi . Kawm Umbu
. Mallawi
Isolated Centres
. Gaza . Kafr-id-Dawwar . Kafr-Hamadi
EIRE Assembly
. Dublin
Isolated Centres
. Mulhuddert
EL SALVADOR
Assemblies
. San Salvador
Groups
. Panchimalco
Isolated Centres
. Resbaladero
ERITREA
Assemblies
. Assab
Groups
. Tessenei
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4. Naranjal
11. Suhag 12. Tanta 13. Zaqaziq
g. Maragha 10. Minya 11. Samanud
7. Minshah 8. Qalytib g. Qina
3. Santa Ana
4. Soyapango
4. Sosonate
3. Massawa
. Adi-Quala
2. Adi-Sheikha
Nn
Ou Pp ON &
. Labasa, Vanua Levu
. Nabua, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu . Naituvatuva, Naitasiri, Viti Levu
Isolated Centres 3. Adi-Ugri 4. Barentu FALKLAND ISLANDS
Isolated Centre 1. Port Stanley
FAROE ISLANDS Isolated Centre
1. Thorshavn
FERNANDO PO ISLAND
Group 1. Santa Isabel
FIJI Assembly 1. Suva, Viti Levu
Groups
5. Decamere 6. Keren
4. Nasilai, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
Isolated Centres
5. Nasinu, Viti Levu 6. Tamavua Pumping Station, Viti Levu
. Central Medical School, Viti Levu 7. Nadoi, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu
. Dravu Village, Tailevu, Viti Levu 8. Nakumukumu,
. Drekena, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu Levu
. Lautuka, Viti Levu
g. Naveicovatu, Tailevu, Viti Levu
Lower Rewa,
. Lomanikoro, Lower Rewa, Viti Levu 10. Serea, Naitasiri, Viti Levu 11. Vuci Nausori, Viti Levu
. Matuku Island, Lau
. Helsinki . Lahti
. Hamenlinna . Kilo
FINLAND
Assemblies
3. Tampere 4. Turku
Group
1. Karesunanto
Isolated Centres
3. Koski H.L. 5. Vartsalo
4. Ravaniemi
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Op Nn
Ag BO N
. Hsinying
. Chiayi . Hualien
. Chateauroux . Lyon . Marseille
. Bergerac . Besangon . Biarritz
. Bordeaux . Cachan
. Beausoleil
. Béziers
. Bois-Colombres . Chateau-Meillan
Evreux
. Hyéres
1. Bomono 2. Dibombari
FORMOSA Assembly 1. Tainan Groups 2. Kaohsiung
Isolated Centres
. Peitou . Pingtung
> 09
FRANCE
Assemblies
. Nice . Orléans . Paris
Do
Groups . Cap-d’Ail . Grenoble Le Cannet . Montpellier . Montrouge
CO MID
_
Isolated Centres
. Lacelle-St. Cloud . Melun
g. Menton
10. Nevers
11. Niort
12, Olivet
om
FRANKLIN
Group 1. Pond Inlet
FRENCH CAMEROONS (CAMEROON REPUBLIC)
Assembly
1. Douala
Isolated Centres 3. Melkai 4. Moanjo
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3. Taipei
5. Shihlin
7. Strasbourg
11. Noisy-le-Grand 12. St. Cloud
13. St. Mandé
14. Vichy
13. Oraison
14. Poitiers
15. Roquebilliers 16. Toulouse
17. Villefranche 18. Vitry
5. Yaounde
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FRENCH EQUATORIAL AFRICA
(CONGO, CENTRAL AFRICAN, CHAD AND GABON REPUBLICS)
Assembly 1. Bangui
Group 1. Brazzaville
FRENCH GUIANA
Isolated Centre 1. Cayenne
FRENCH MOROCCO (Morocco)
Assemblies . Marrakesh 7. Sala . Meknés 8. Zaouit Cheikh . Rabat
1. Casablanca 2. Fez 3. Kenitra
oOo >
Groups
. Bou Dbella 5. Safrou . Irran 6. Zevi Menie
1. Assouire 2. Azrou
ANarec)
Isolated Centres 1. Askanaka 2. Khemissat
FRENCH SOMALILAND
Assembly 1. Djibouti
FRENCH TOGOLAND (TOGO REPUBLIC)
Assembly
1. Lomé
FRENCH WEST AFRICA (DAHOMEY, GUINEE, IVORY COAST, MALI, MAURITANIA, SENEGAL AND UPPER VOLTA)
Assemblies 1. Abidjan 2. Agoue Adjigo 3. Cotonou
Group 1. Dakar
Isolated Centres 1. Dabou 2. Savalou
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Bakau
Bansang
Basse
Bathurst
Brikama
Chamen
Essau
Bajakunda Bakadaji Farafenni Kaiaf
Aachen Baden-Baden Berlin
Bonn Braunschweig Darmstadt Diisseldorf Ebingen Erlangen Essen
Alteny Augsburg Bad Godesberg
FRISIAN ISLANDS
Group 1. Westerland, Sylt
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
Group
1. San Cristébal Island
GAMBIA
Assemblies: 21
Faraba George Town Gunjur Jeshwan Karantaba Kaur Kuntaur
Groups: 10
Keneba Ker-Kuntaya Kwinella
GEORGIA
Isolated Centre 1. Tiflis
GERMANY
Assemblies: 30
Esslingen Frankfurt A/M Freiburg Giessen Géppingen Hamburg Hannover Heidelberg Heilbronn Karlsruhe
Groups: 45
Balzholz Beihingen Bemerode
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Lamin
Nibras Pakalinding
Sapu Serrejokunda Yumdum Village Yumdum College
Sukuta Wellingara Yona Village
Kiel
Koln Leinfelden Ludwigsburg Mannheim Miinchen Niirnberg Stuttgart Ulm Wiesbaden
Béblingen Cadolzburg Clausthal
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Duisburg
Eschborn
Fellbach
Forchheim
Firth
Geislingen
Géggingen
Grevingsberg
Hanau
Heppenheim
Ippendorf
Kornwestheim
Bad Diirkheim Bad Mergentheim Bad Oldesloe Bensheim Berg Berkheim Bielefeld Blaubeuren Bocholt Braunlage Bremen
Briihl Biidesheim Celle Delmenhorst Denkendorf Dilsberg Dortmund Ebringen Einfeld Frankenthal Frohnhausen Gerlingen Gottingen Gottmadingen Hegnach Heiligenberg Herford Huglfing
no =
Kronberg Oberursel Langen Plochingen Mainz Reutlingen Metzingen Schwenningen Millheim Spiegelberg Murrhardt Trautheim Neckargemiind Tubingen Nellingen Tuttlingen Neu-Isenburg Villingen Neu-Ulm Wetzlar Nussloch Wuppertal Oberdielbach Wiirzburg Isolated Centres: 86
Immenstaad Ruit Immenstadt Rummeln Ingelheim Schafbriicke Tserlohn Schmiden Isny Schweinfurt Kirchheim Sereetz Kirchzarten Siegburg
_ Kronshagen Speyer Kiissnach Stadeln Lampertheim Stein Laufen Stédtlen Lich Straubing Malterdingen Tailfingen Marbach Uberlingen Minden Uetersen Mérsch Velbert Miilheim Vielbrunn Neuenstadt Waal Oberammergau Wachendorf Oberhausen Wedel Oberkalbach Weinheim Oldenburg Weissenburg Offenbach Wesel Offenthal Wessling Otterbach Wolfenweiler Plettenberg Worms Regensburg Ziegelhausen Reilingen Zizishausen Rottenburg
GILBERT AND ELLICE ISLANDS
Assemblies
. Aobike, Gilbert Islands . Betio, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands . Bikenibeu, Tarawa, Gilbert Islands
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ge
. 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
. Tekaman, Gilbert Islands
. Terikiai, North Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands . Tewai, South Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
. Tuarabu, Abaiang, Gilbert Islands
. Utiroa, North Tabiteuea, Gilbert Islands
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 Islands
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
86
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— OO N =
. Accra
. Asamnakese . Bosusu Akim . Kade
. Acona Nsaba . Acona Swerru . Apedwe
. Axim
. Athens
. Thule
. Chichicastenango . Chimolon . Guatemala City
. Coban
GOA
Isolated Centre 1. Goa Town
GOLD COAST (GHANA)
Assemblies
2. Osenase
Groups
. Koforidua 7. Otwerese . Komenda 8. Topremang . Osiem
no
Isolated Centres
. Ayeasuako 8. Pramkese . Begoro g. Sekundi 7. Cape Coast 10. Takoradi
Ano
GRAND MANAN ISLAND
Group 1. North Head
GREECE Groups 2. Thessaloniki
Isolated Centre 1. Euboea
GREENLAND
Isolated Centres 2. Holsteinborg
GUATEMALA
Assemblies
. Quetzaltenango 7. Sacapulas - Quiché . Retalhuleu
Du
Groups 2. Huehuetenango 3. Villa Nueva
87
[Page 88]
1. Chicoj
2. Jutiapa
3. Joyavaj
. Berard
. Cap-Haitien - Duvallon
. Liancourt
pCO N et
1. Gonaives 2. Hinche
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. Hawaii County
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3.
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I.
Isolated Centres
. Pasmolon 7. San Sebastian Retalhu-. Santa Barbara leu Chiche . San Sebastian Huehuetenango
GULF ISLAND Group
. Ganges
Isolated Centre
. Fulford Harbour
HADHRAMAUT Group
. Mukalla
HAITI
Assemblies
- Montlouis g. Port-au-Prince . Moreau 10. St.-Marc . Niel
. Pinson
Group
. Petionville
Isolated Centres
. Pilate Riviére 5. Verrettes . St.-Michel-de-la-Talaye
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Assemblies Kauai 4. Maui
Group Molokai Island
HEBRIDES ISLANDS
Group Stornoway
HIJAZ Assembly
1. Ta&if
88
[Page 89]
Poh
opon
. Amsterdam . Arnhem . Delft
. Bussum . Castricum . Culemborg
. Amersfoort
. Badhoevedorp . Duivendrecht . Leeuwarden
. El Porvenir
. El Triunfo
. La Ceiba
. Nebogd
. Puerto Cortés
. Dos Caminos
. El Pino
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HOLLAND
Assemblies
. Den Haag . Haarlem . Heemstede
Groups
. Diemen . Groningen . Leiderdorp
Isolated Centres
. Naarden
. Oosterbeek . Rozendaal . Tilburg
HONDURAS
Assemblies
. Rosita
. Salada Barra
. Sambuco
. San Juan
. San Pedro Sula
Groups
. Pimienta
Isolated Centres
. El Sitio
HONG KONG Assembly
. Victoria
Isolated Centre
. Kowloon
HUNGARY Group
. Budapest
ICELAND Group
. Reykjavik
89
look
Cont
II. 12.
13. . Travesia
. Leiden . Rotterdam . Utrecht
. Nijmegen . Zandvoort
. Vlissingen . Voorburg
Taulabé Tegucigalpa Tela
. Yaguaciri
. Siquatepeque
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. 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 . Kanpur
. Kolhapur
. Mainpuri (U.P.) . Mandsaur
. Morena
. Mysore
. Masik
. Puri
. Raebareilly . Rajgarh
. Ratlam
. Satna
. Sehore
INDIA
ASSEMBLIES
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. Shahdol
. Shajapur . Shivpuri . Sholapur . Sidhi
. Surat
. Trivandrum . Ujjain
. Unnao
. Varanasi . Vidisha 59. W. Newar
TOTALS
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 Duc-Long Ap Hoa Lac 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
gI
- 5 3 9
I0I 149 30 280 13 46 2 61 16 24 2 42 6 7 3 16 I 24 3 28 =] 3 2° D 67 270 37 374 Il 24 25 60 3 2 I 6 - I 2 3 as a - 4 535 1,161 359 2,055 INDO-CHINA (VIETNAM) Assemblies: 133 Cai Rang My-Thuan Son-Long Can Giuoc Nam-O Son-Tinh Can-Tho City Nha Be Song-Phu Cau Doi-Moi Nhatrang Tam-Binh Dalat Nhi-Dinh Tan-An, Dai-Nam Nhon-Ai Vinh-Long Da-Nang Phan-Ly-Tho Tan-An, Di-An Phan-Rang Phong-Dinh Duong Xuan Hoi Phan-Thiet Tan-Khanh-Hoa Gia-Dinh Pho-Tri Tan Tru Ham-Tan Phong-Phu Tan Van Ham-Thuan Phu-Dien Tan-Vinh-Hoa Hiep-Hoa Phu-Hoi Tay-Ninh Hoa-Binh-Thanh Phu-Nhang Thanh-Loi Hue-Duc Nui-Sap Phu-Tho Thanh-Phong - Khanh-Hung Phu-Trinh Thanh-Son Kien-Giang Phu-Truong Thi-Nghe Ky-Chau Phu-Xuan-Hoi Thoi-Nhut Ky-Ngoc Phuoc-Long Thu-Duc Ky-Tan Phuoc-Tuy Thu-Thua La-Gi Phung-Hiep Tinh An-Giang Lap-Vo Quan Cho M’oi Tinh Kien-Phong Loi-Du Quan Dien-Khanh Tinh-Ly Vinhlong Long-An City Quan-Ly Chau- Trung-Giang Long-Chau Thanh Tuy-Hoa Long Tri Quan Thot-Not Vinh-Cong Long-Tuyen Quan Vinh-Xuong Vinh-Dien Mit-Nai Quang-Ngai City Vinh-Lac Mong-Tho Qui-Nhon Xa Binh-Duc My-Hoa Sa-Dec Xa My-Duc My-Loc Saigon Xa My-Luong My-Tho Son-An Xa My-Phuoc
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Xa Phu-Hoa Xa Tan-Hiep Xa Vinh-Chanh Xa Vinh-Hanh
Xa Phu-Hung Xa Trung-An Xa Vinh-Dieu Xuyen-Quang
Groups: 27
An Loc Hue Muong Mang Quang-Tri Binh-Long Hue-Son Phu Cuong Tam-Ky Con Son Kien Hoa Phu Quoc Thap-Cham Dai-Loc Kien Tuong Phu Thuan Truc-Giang Duc-Pho Mo-Duc Phuoc Long Vinh Binh Ho-Kha Moc-Hoa Phuoc Thanh Xuan Loc Hoa-Vang Mong-Duc Quang-Ngai
INDONESIA
Assemblies : 60 Atjeh Pidi Magetan (2) Bandjaran, Bandung Negara (1) Bandung Negara (2) Banjuwangi Ngandjuk Bodjonegoro Ngantjar Kedunggalar, Ngawi Busang area (1) Ngawi Busang area (2) Ngawi-Kota Busang area (3) Padang Denpasar Padang Pandjang Desa Pisang Ngandjuk Pati Desa Sendangtjojo, Lasem Pauh Kambar, Lubuk Alung Djakarta Pekalongan Djogo Prambanan Djogorogo, Ngawi Probolinggo Gampol, Tulung Agung Purwokerto Girimuljo Djogorogo, Ngawi Rembang Kaliungu Kadji, Denpasar Semarang Kawedanan Lotabakti Sidoardjo (1) Kebon Sirih, Kotabakti Sidoardjo (2) Kediri — Sigli Kertosono (1) Solo Kertosono (2) Sukabumi Ketj. Kendal, Ngawi Sumber, Rembang Ketj. Ngawi Surabaja Klaten Surakarta Kotabakti Terdjan Krogan Lasem Lasem Tjepu Lubuk Alung Tuban Madiun Tulung Angung Magetan (1) Walikukun, Ngawi
Groups: 35
Atjeh Pidi, Kotabakti Bentjuluk Balikpapan Bima Bandjarmasin Blitar
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Desa Kadjang, Madiun
Desa Pabuwaran, Purwokerto Desa Sesepan, Tegal
Djember
Gorang Gareng, Madiun Jogjakarta
Kediri
Kedungwuni, Pekalongan
Ketj. Baturaden, Purwokerto (1)
Muara Labuh
Pasuruan
Rantau Pandan, Djambi Semanding, Tuban Sindanglaut
Srono
Sukonatar
Sukoredjo, Semarang Sumbar, Lubuk Alung
Ketj. Baturaden, Purwokerto (2) Sumedang Kp. Karangsuri, Purwokerto Tandjung Karang Kupang Tegal Lumadjang Tulungagung Makassar Wirolegi, Djember Menado
‘IRAQ
Assemblies 1. Awashiq 5. Hillah g. Mosul 2. Baghdad 6. Karbila 10. Sulaymaniyyih 3. Baqubah 7. Kazimayn 4. Basrah 8. Kirkuk
Groups 1. Alfijir 3. Najaf 4. Nasiriyyih 2. Dhiyabih
Isolated Centres
1. Shikhan 2. Umarah
ISRAEL
Haifa
World Spiritual and Administrative Centre of the Baha’i Faith ITALIAN SOMALILAND (SOMALIA ) Assembly 1. Mogadiscio Isolated Centres
1. Berbera 3. Bur-Acaba 4. Goluen 2. Brava
ITALY
Assemblies 1. Bari 5. Milano g. Roma 2. Bologna 6. Napoli 10. Torino 3. Genova 7. Padova 11. Trieste 4. Firenze 8. Perugia 12. Venezia
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1. Como
2. Laterina 3. Mantova 1. Ghiffa
2. Lecoe
3. Mercatello 4. Meta
1. Annatto Bay 2. Kingston
1. Bartons (St. Catherine)
2. Crooked River
1. Barking Ridge
Akashi Ashiya Hiroshima Kobe Kyoto
Amagasaki Fukiage Fukuoka
Akayu Akita Anamizu Asahigawa Bannaguro Chitose Daito Handa Hirakata Horozumi Ichinomiya
Groups . Parma . Pisogne
. Rimini
On >
Isolated Centres
. Pioltello
. Pisa
. Poggibonsi . Roncade
Om OU
JAMAICA
Assemblies 3. Maypen 4. Port Antonio Groups 3. Montego Bay
Isolated Centres
2. Chester Castle
JAPAN
Assemblies: 13
Nagasaki Nishinomiya Osaka Sapporo
Groups: 9
Itami Musashi Nagoya
Isolated Centres: 31
Ikeda Kamakura Kisuki Kubota Kurashiki Kuroishi Miyazaki Moji Muroran Naoshima Neyagawa
94
7. Siena
~
g. Salerno 10. San Remo 11. Treviso
5. Spanish Town 6. Yallahs
4. Porus
3. Ochorios
Shiraoi Takarazuka Tokyo Yokohama
Takamatsu Takasago Tonosho
Nikko Sagamihara Sakurai Shiwa
Suita Teranishi Ube Yokosuka Zama
[Page 95]
1. ‘Amman
1. Kiliniji Medu 2. Malliyam
Bituyu Bokoli Boronyi Broderick Falls Bumbo Busali Bunjosi Bunangeni Chebukwabi Chavufunya Chelekei (1) Chelekei (2) Chekulo Chebaywa Chebusai Chemuche Chesamisi Chimoroni Chimangeti Diondionyi Futawa
JORDAN Assemblies
2. ‘Adastyyih
1. Salt
JUAN FERNANDEZ ISLANDS
Group
Group: 1
KARIKAL
Assembly
1. Karikal
Groups
3. Tellichery
KAZAKHSTAN Isolated Centre: 1
KEEWATIN
Group
1. Baker Lake
KENYA
Assemblies: 118
Gagolosi Gesusu
G.D. Spencer Gereroni Gidimo Givogi Givudimbuli Ingavila Jemevo Jemange Jiveywa Kamusindi Kamusinga Kavai Kaptisi Kamukuywa Kapsotiki Kavinjaki Kaptola Khakuta Kibingei (1)
Kibingei (2) Kitayi Kipkongori Kitulu Kivagala Kigama West Kisangula (1) Kigama Kiogoro Kilifi Kiptuiya Kituni Kitinda Kolani
Koli Kubasali Kuywa Lutonyi Lugulu Lwanda (1) Lugala (1)
95
4. Tickupet
Ludodo Lwombei Machaka Malinda Marinda (1) Marinda (2) Madeya Mambai Masimba Matunwa (1) Malava Mahira Machemo Matsakha Matili Mang’uliro Mauduma Malaha Mudete Mudungu Munoywa
[Page 96]
Musembe
Muhudu
Mugai Musalamumali Mukhe
Milani
Mitukuyu Nairobi Nasyanda (W.B.)
Ahero Awasi Bisunu Bitonge Butonge Butiti Burundu Butere Bushikunga Busakala (1) Bungoma Town Busweta Bugembe Budaywa Bulukhombe Butali Buyangu Busakala (2) Busia Chalicha Chambiti Chavahali Changeywa Chebukaki Chebukube Chebukora Chematiki Cheptaisi (1) Chesikaki Chesiro Chebusono Chebwai Chepterwai Chebukumia Chegulo (1) Chegulo (2) Chemjeni Chemusese
Nyamatembe Nabwabi Namboani Nasianda (1) Nandi Forest Nasianda (2) Nambami Namuningie Ndivisi
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 Hoito Hoey’s Bridge Hamisi Handide Isiredi Ivola Ikuywa Jepnonoji Jepkilani Jivusanganyi Kapkateyi
Namarambi
Namawanga (1) Namawanga (2)
Namutokholo Shantukuli Shamalogo Shibakala (1) Sikulu
Sirisia (1)
Groups: 346
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
Sirende Sikhendu Turbo Viyiya Wagevi (1) Wengondo Yabeko
Khayeka Khachonge Kibisi (1) Kisongo Kidundu Kilara Kisusu Kisumu Kisii Town Kitale Kisangula (2) Kisasi Kimilili Town Kimabole Kilivoti Kikai Kibisi (2) Kulisiru Kiplusu Kimalewa Lukhova Lukhome Lugusi (1) Lunani Lutacho Lumani Lusumu Lusavasavi Lurale Londiani Lodwa Lwanda (2) Lugala (2) Lessos Lwandeti Luyeshe Lusiora Masindu
[Page 97]
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 (1)
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 Nangina Namang’ofulo Nabuyule Namwela Namoni Namilama (1) Nakalira Namagara Nabulole Namilama (2) Nakoyojo Nembure Ngong Ngwelo Ngubuli
Ndakaru Nyakegogi Nyamagesa Nyaguta Nyanturago Nyambundi Nyataro (1) 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 (1) Sigalame Shipal Sipala (1) 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 (1) Toroso Teresia Taracha Tombo Tindinyo Taveta Thika Tumbeni Tsimbalo Thompson’s Falls Tombe (2) Virhembe Voi
Vokoli Viyaro Voholole Vihiga Wapukha Wanguru Wamono (1) Walanga Wamono (2) Wagevi (2) Wabukhonyi Webuye Wundanyi Wamumu Wenyila Yala
Yalusi
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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
Isolated Centres : 131
Givukose Kibigoi Manyata Guvudianyi Kima Maganda Goibei Kimurani Mara Hillers’ Farm Kimugai Makuyu Ibeno Kimobo Mahanga (2) Igare Kinondo Mbihi Iguhu Kinu Mokubo Ibacho Kipini Mogwiko Indangalasia Kiria Mokomoni Ikobero Kiritu Moweko Imakata Kiruvuku Miriri Isikongo Kongiti Mogorogoi Jeblong Kombe Mombo Kabkara Kolongoni Musikulu Kabete Kokwanyo Mukuba Kabetoo Kobero Musawa Karundu Kudere Murhanda Karabondi Kyango Narok Kaptagat Kwambu Namubila Kaptega Est. Kwoyo Nambira Kapchorwa Leseru Ndi Kapchepkui Lelmokwo Netima Kanguyi ~ Lepei Ndome Kaziru-Mumbo Lugano Nyandoche Kalakwa Lugusi (2) Nyataro (2) Kasigau Lutali Ongeche Kegoye Lutaso Riabigutu Kabondi Luswi Rigoma Kiamokama Magale Sangeteti Kilgoris Mateka Tambua Kegondi Marugusi Tsinga Farm Kikirao Makugi Wukhulunya Kisatiru Maliva KEY WEST Assembly 1. Key West KIRGIZIA
Isolated Centre: 1
KODIAK ISLAND
Assembly 1. Kodiak
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. Haebo
Tro
. Kajo
. Kochang
OO nN
1. Chinan
1. Ch’unch’on . Ch’unyang 3. Idam
no
1. Kuweit
1. Bomi Hills 2. Gboweta
1. Gbarnga District (1)
Cm OO
KOREA
Assemblies
. Kwangju
. Mokpo
. Namhae Island . Pusan
Groups . Chonju Isolated Centres . Kundong
. Naju . Puan KUWEIT
Assemblies
2. Jahrah
I
I
I
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2
LABRADOR
Group . North West River
LACADIVE ISLANDS
Isolated Centre . Minicoy Island
LAOS
Assembly . Vientiane
LEBANON
Group . Beirut
LEEWARD ISLANDS
Group . St. Thomas
LIBERIA
Assemblies . Harper City . Monrovia
Groups . Mano River Camp
99
g. Samho 10. Seoul
11. Suwon 12, Taegu
. Songjongni . Tonggok g. Yongsanpo
om
5. Pleebo
3. Totota
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Isolated Centres
1. Belefanai 5. Kakata g. Suakoko 2. Gbarma 6. Knowoke 10. Webbo District 1 3. Gbarnga District (2) 7. Lazamai 11. Webbo District 2 4. Harbel 8. Soboreke LIBYA Assembly 1. Tripoli Groups 1. Benghazi 2. Sebhan LIECHTENSTEIN Isolated Centre 1. Vaduz
LOFOTEN ISLANDS
Group . Svolvaer
-_
LOYALTY ISLANDS
Group . Mare Island
ol
Isolated Centres
1. Daniel, Lifu I. 2. Phaura Haumont, Lifu I. LUXEMBOURG Assemblies 1. Differdange 3. Esch-sur-Alzette 4. Luxembourg Ville
2. Dudelange
MACAO ISLAND
Assembly . Macao
-
MACKENZIE
Assembly 1. Yellowknife
Group . Yellowknife (outside)
cl
100
[Page 101]
MADAGASCAR
Assembly 1, Tananarive Groups 1. Ampahimanga 3. Mangatany 2. Juan de Nova Island (near 4. Nossi-bé Island (N.W. of Madagascar) Madagascar) MADEIRA Group 1. Funchal MAGDALEN ISLANDS Group 1. Grandstone MAHE Assembly 1. Mahé MALAYA Assemblies 1. Alor Gajah, Malacca 14. Petaling Jaya, Selangor 2. Alor Star, Kedah 15. Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan 3. Batu Hampar Est., Negri Sembilan 16.. Rembau, Negri Sembilan 4. Bemban, Malacca 17. Seremban, Negri Sembilan 5. Ipoh, Perak 18. Serkam, Malacca 6. Jasin, Malacca 1g. Singapore, Singapore 7. Kluang, Johore 20. Sungei Gadut, Negri Sembilan 8. Kuala Lumpur, Selangor 21. Tangkak, Johore g. Malacca, Malacca 22. Tapah, Perak 10. Mantin, Negri Sembilan 23. Tebong, Malacca 11. Membau, Negri Sembilan 24. Telok Anson, Perak 12. Muar, Johore 25. Ulu Pedas Est., Negri Sembilan 13. Penang, Penang Groups 1. Batu Sebelas Est., Negri Sembilan 6. Merlimau, Malacca 2. Johore Bahru, Johore 7. Mersing, Johore 3. Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan 8. Nilai, Negri Sembilan 4. Kubang Est., Negri Sembilan g. Sungei Patani, Kedah 5. Masjid Tanah, Malacca Isolated Centres 1. Asahan, Malacca 7. Kuantan, Pahang 2. Batu Gajah, Perak 8. Kulim, Kedah 3. Cameron Highlands, Pahang g. Mengkarak, Pahang 4. Gemas, Negri Sembilan 10. Segamat, Johore 5. Kajang, Selangor 11. Taiping, Perak 6. Kuala Kangsar, Perak 12. Tampin, Malacca
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Sg Sp wy PB
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Bambous
Beau Bassin/Rose Hill Benares
Brittania
Curepipe
Flacq
Baramthan Bellevue Maurel Camp Fouguereaux La Gaulette
La Preneuse Midlands
Moka
Bersigep Hilir Bersigep Hulu Bersigep Tenggah Pokai Sagulube Saibi Hulu Samano Sikabaluan Sikalabu | Sikalanggai Bekemen Sikateri
MALDIVE ISLANDS
Isolated Centre
1. Mali
MALTA Group
1. Valetta
MARGARITA ISLAND
Group
1. Porlamar
MARIANA ISLANDS
Assembly 1. Guam MAURITIUS Assemblies 7. Nouvelle France. 8. Piton g. Plaisance 10. Port Louis 11. Quatre Bornes Groups 8. Mon Piton g. Mont Loisir 10. Mont Roches 11. Pointe des Lascars 12. Poudre d’Or 13. Riviere des Anguilles
MENTAWEI ISLANDS
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
‘19. 20. 21.
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 Siberut
102
12. 13. 14. 15. 16.
14. 15. 16. yb 18.
19.
22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 1; 32.
Riche-en-Eau Stanley
St. Pierre Tréfles Vacoas
Riviére du Rampart Roches Noires
St. Croix
Vallée des Prétres Verdun
Union Flacq
Sipaipadjet Hulu Sipokkah Sirereiket Hilir Sirereiket Hulu Sirereiket Matobak Sirereiket Muggai Taileleo Batkoloat Taileleo Batoinan Terekan Hilir Terekan Hulu Terekan Leleo
[Page 103]
. Agualulco
. Esquintla
. Guadalajara . Guerrero
POO ND 4
. Cercado
. Chablekal . Colima
. Coutla
. Cuernavaca . Cuitzeo
Auf oN
. Barranavidad Baja California . Cadereyta
. Celaya
. Chihuahua
. Chilpancingo
DuPo wna
Com ON
— Ne OW On
MEXICO Assemblies
. Mexico City
. Monterrey
. Ocotlan
. Puebla San Rafael
Groups
. Itzatlan
. Magdalena . Mirador
. Peseila
. Presa
. Queseria
Isolated Centres
. Coatzacoalcos . Jalisquillo
. Neuvolaredo . Oro
- Queretaro
. San Juan
13. 14. 15. 16.
13. 14. 15. 16.
. San Miguel 10. Il.
Santiago Tepic
Sapopan Tamzula Tarandacuao Yucatan
Santa Cruz Tequesquitlan Tlatalqui Tunel
MIQUELON ISLAND & ST. PIERRE ISLAND
1. Chihambanine
1. Chi Chi 2. Inhambane
1. Mocuba
Isolated Centre
1. St. Pierre
MONACO Assembly
1. Monte Carlo
MOROCCO INTERNATIONAL ZONE
(MoROCCO)
Assembly
1. Tangiers
iw)
MOZAMBIQUE
Assemblies
. Lourengo Marques
Groups
3. Malvernia
Isolated Centres
2. Quelémane
103
4. Matola
3. Zambezi
[Page 104]
NEPAL
Assemblies
. Dharan 5. Pokhra . Kathmandu
. Bhaktapur . Biratnagar
> OO
Groups . Bodegaon 3. Nalar 4. Dolkhashahr . Dabeha Isolated Centres
. Bakloong 3. Rakhughati 5. Sindhuva . Damdame 4. Rakheshwav NEW CALEDONIA
Assembly 1. Nouméa
Group 1. Thio NEWFOUNDLAND
Group 1. Saint John’s
Isolated Centre 1. Saint John’s (outside)
NEW GUINEA Groups . Port Moresby 2. Madang NEW HEBRIDES Assembly 1. Port Vila Groups . Aneityum Island 2. Erromanga Island 3. Futuna Island
Isolated Centre 1. Malekula Island
NEW ZEALAND
Assemblies
. Auckland 3. Hamilton 4. Wellington . Devonport
104.
[Page 105]
OO Nn OOH OOD = I OO POND &
PON
N
. Cambridge
. Dunedin
. Hastings
. Havelock
. Hokianga
. Horahora
. Howick (Outside
New Plymouth)
. Ahipara
. Fairlie
. Gisborne . Glen Eden . Gore
. Howick
. Kaitaia
. Bluefields . Cane Creek . Corn River . Diamante
. Atlanta . Granada
. Big Lagoon . Bonanza . Camoapa
. Aba
. Afikpo
. Akpabuyo . Aningeje
. Ebute Metta . Ikot Okriba
. Abakaliki . Abeokuta
Com DN Du > OO Om OW
poe
= OO
Groups
. Lower Hutt . Mt. Albert 10. Il. 12. 13. 14.
Mt. Roskill
North Birkenhead Oamaru
Raetahi Ramarama
Isolated Centres
. Mt. Eden . Nelson
10. Il. 12. 13. 14.
New Plymouth North Henderson Ohakune Onehunga Otahuhu
NICARAGUA
Assemblies
. Lunko Creek . Managua
. Masaya
. Monkey Point
Groups
. Pejivay . Puerto Cabezas
Isolated Centres
. Cukra . Jinotepe . Kuringwas
NIGERIA
Assemblies
. Asata Enugu . Calabar . Ibadan
Lagos Groups Ojok
. Old Ndebeji
Isolated Centres
. Kontagura . Kwa Falls
105
15. 16. 17. 18.
15. 16. 17. 18. Ig. 20.
Hao
om
nu
Teatatu Titirangi Wanganui Whangarei
Palmerston Papatoetoe Tauranga Tekuiti Tepuke Wakefield
. Nandaime 10. ti
Raitipura Wering Key
. Rama Cay . Sisin
. Muelle de los Bueyes . Rivas . Waspam
. Nyaje 10. Il.
Owom Sapele
. Onitcha
. Oron
. Mbeban Village . Umuahia
[Page 106]
Bancroft
Bwingi
Chibwakata
Chibuluma
Broken Hill Chamkimbi Chifubu Chikuni Chikwoma Chimbila Chinkutanga Chitonena Ikelenge Kafue
Houffa Kajumba Kamaka Kameya Kamombe
1. Chanayili 2. Lagu
{ 1. Damango
1. Bergen 2. Hetland
1. Baerum
1. Aas 2. Harstad
3. Kristiansund N.
1. Balaka
NORTHERN RHODESIA
Assemblies: 15
Nchanga Ndola Nsananyi
Musumala
Mutaba School Ng’ombe Nswanakuda Nswanamatunya Roan Antelope Mine Samoyu
Twapia
Wusukile
Muswali Mwinilunga Nswanakambindi Nswanamumi Yikuni
. Wamale
Zuo
. Stavanger
Soma Stokmarknes
Mlanje
Chingola Kitwe Chiwempala Luanshya Fisenge Lusaka Kamona Mukutuma Groups: 39 Kajila Malekeni Kajima Matembu Kalalushi Matimba Kanena Matunya Kanyabu Mazibuka Kasewbalesa Mindola Kazenzi Mononoke Kooesola Mt. Makulu Livingstone Mungoyanga Malata Mungwaya Isolated Centres: 20 Kasama Mashalanyima -Katota Monze Lubemba Morris Malichi Mungwi Matoka Munyamba NORTHERN TERRITORIES PROTECTORATE (GHANA) Assemblies 3. Pagaza 5 4. Tamale Groups 2. Fuu 3. NORWAY Assemblies 3. Oslo 4 Groups 2. Fana Isolated Centres 4. Laksevaag - 5. Narvik 8. 6. Sandefjord NYASALAND Assemblies 3. Bawi 5. 4. Blantyre/Limbe
2. Balila
106
[Page 107]
Groups
1. Chileka 4. Lilongwe 7. Sharpevale 2. Chipoka 5. Mzimba 8. Zomba 3. Chiradzulo 6. Mzuzu Isolated Centres 1. Chibwawa 3. Fort Johnston 5. Mikapongwe 2. Dedza 4. Karonga ORKNEY ISLANDS Group 1. Kirkwall PAKISTAN (SEE BALUCHISTAN) Assemblies 1. Abbottabad 7. Lyallpur 13. Rawalpindi 2. Chittagong 8. Montgomery 14. Sialkot 3. Dacca g. Mymensingh 15. Sukkur 4. Hyderabad 10. Nawabshah 16. Tando Adam 5. Karachi 11. Peshawar 17. Toba Tek Singh 6. Lahore 12. Rahimyar Khan Groups 1. Chakwal 6. Khanewal 11. Muree 2. Charsaddah 7. Kohat 12, Muzaffarabad 3. Gujranwala 8. Mirpur 13. Skardu 4. Gujrat g. Mirpur Khas 5. Jamalpur 10. Multan Isolated Centres 1. Bhalwal 4. Joharabad 7. Sanghar 2. Bahawalnagar 5. Kala 3. Dandot 6. Narayangunj PANAMA Assemblies: 26 Achutupo Cuba La Chorrera Panama Alto Cerro Brisa David La Concepcién Quebrada de Loro Canal Zone (So. Emplanadade La Concepcidn Rabo Puerco Dist.) Chorcha (San BlasIslands) Soloy Carti Suitupo Hato Corotu Mulatupo Ustupo Cerro Bolo Hato Jobo Nalunega Wichihuala Cerro Vaca Isla Pino Narasgantupo Colén Isla Tigre Tumadi
107
[Page 108]
Groups: 13
Ailigandi Canal Zone Hato Lupi Nueva Chagres Ailitupo (Nor. Dist.) Manachucun Nueva Emperador Anachuctin Carti Tupile Narasgantupo Bippi Tuala
Cabezera de Loro Coetupo Isolated Centres: 3
Cerro Punta Curcuria de San Juan Puerto Armuelles PARAGUAY Assemblies 1. Asuncién 2. Concepcién 3. Encarnacion Group
1. Pedro Juan Caballero Isolated Centre
1. San Juan Bautista
PEMBA ISLAND
Group: 1 PERSIA DISTRICTS ASSEMBLIES GROUPS ISOLATED TOTAL Abadih 13 14 15 42 Ahvaz 29 15 16 60 Arak a 12 8 27 Babul II 10 6 24 Bandar-i-Gaz 22 14 II 47 Birjand II 7 7 25 Hamadan 17 15 20 52 Isfahan 42 49 ry 108 Kashan 12 10 2 24 Kirman 16 19 9 44 Kirmanshah 9 9 9 27 Mashhad 33 23 35 gi Nayriz 2 3 3 8 Qazvin 9 | I 17 Rasht 25 17 23 65 Sangsar 8 4 2 14 Sari 29 7 8 44 Shiraz 44 36 41 121 Tabriz 54 31 27 11Q Tihran gi gi 52 234. Yazd 30 18 23 71 Zahidan 7 I 3 II TOTALS 521 412 338 1271
108
[Page 109]
. Arequipa
. Cajamarca
. Callao
. Cuzco
. Julcamarca
. Almada . Espinho . Faro
. Barreiro . Cascais
. Beja . Costa Caparica
PERU
Assemblies 4. Chiclayo 7. Pampacruz 5. Huancayo 8. Quilhuay 6. Lima Groups 2. Punto Tongos 3. Trujillo
Isolated Centres
2. Talara 3. Yurimaguas
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Over three hundred Centres (Details missing)
POLAND
Isolated Centre 1. Warsaw
PONDICHERRY
Assembly 1. Pondicherry
PORTUGAL
Assemblies . Lisbon 7. Porto . Oeiras/Amadora 8. Sintra . Portim4o g. Trafaria
Oo >
Groups
3. Charneca 4. Servicemen
Isolated Centres
3. Monte Caparica 4. Seixal/Amora
PORTUGUESE GUINEA
Group 1. Bissau
PORTUGUESE TIMOR
Group 1. Dili
109
[Page 110]
PUERTO RICO
Assembly 1. San Juan
Isolated Centres 1. Bayamon 2. Mayagues
QATAR
Assembly 1. Duha
QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS
Group 1. Queen Charlotte City
Isolated Centre 1. Tlell
REUNION ISLAND
Group 1. St. Pierre
Isolated Centre 1. St. Denis
RHODES
Isolated Centre 1. Rhodes
RUANDA-URUNDI (RWANDA AND BURUNDI) Assemblies ;
Three
N.B. Names of the assemblies as well.as numerous groups and isolated centres have not been listed owing to difficulties of communication.
RUSSIAN SOVIET FEDERAL SOCIALIST REPUBLIC
Isolated Centre 1. Penza
SAMOA ISLANDS
Assemblies
1. 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. lili Village, American Samoa * 8. Pago Pago, American Samoa
4. Lotoanuu g. Samatau
5. Magi
IIo
[Page 111]
PON
Samoa
Groups
. Alao Village, American Samoa
. Falelatai Village, Western Samoa
. Fasito’otai Village, Western Samoa . Gataivai, Savai’i Island, Western
Samoa
Isolated Centres
1. Faleata Plantation, Upola, Western
Savar’i
5. Leauva’a Village, Western Samoa 6. Saturiatua,
Island, Western
7. Vailoatai Village, American Samoa
3. Sataoa, Safata, Western Samoa
Samoa 2. Fogatuli, Savai’i Island, Western 4. Viaovai, Falealili, Western Samoa Samoa SAN MARINO Group 1. San Marino
SARAWAK
Assemblies: 51 Bidang R. BubukS. Lowong R. LibanS.Serawas S. Entulang R. Bau Engkasing R. Danau R. Mong S. Hidan Kanowit R. Donggat R. Muntai Sibu Kapit R. Gani R. Nankai S. Liam R. Empaga KlabitR. Mambang R. Hitam S. Pau R. Nuli S. Lipin R. Ibak Konawit R. Imang R. Penghulu S. Lotong R. Moyan Kuching R. Insurai Madang S. Mawang Limpasong R. Jadot R. Pilai S. Temam R. Jayang Lubok Tuan R. Jampi R. Simabobala S. Tijam R. Ganing Penghulu Arin R. Kedo R. Tawi S. Tinjar R. Grasi R. Aji R. Kula R. Ujai S. Trimah R. Belat R. Lanchang S. Bayan R. Jialian T.R. Lulut R. Bilong R. Layang S. Biar T. R. Mamat
Groups: 19 Bintulu Lawas Pangkalam Jawa T.R. Angi Dana Limbang Town R. Degum T. R. Emperan Kg. Long Lart Lobok Sempor S. Karab T. R. Tjau Kg. S. Barang Miri Sungai Pelagus T.R. Tuah Kuala Bakong Nanga Tawan T. R. Aateh SARDINIA Group
1. Cagliari Isolated Centre 1. Sassari
[Et
[Page 112]
Pon
POON &
. Fahahil
. Braymi . Khur
. La Digue
. Anse Boileu . Baistanne . Farquar Island
. Ayuthaya . Bangkok
. Banmai
. Chiengmui
. Cholburi
. Nakornphathom . Nakornsawan
. Pathalung
> oo
Do
I
om Oo
om OO
SAUDI ARABIA
Assemblies . Riad
Groups
. Khurfakan . Sihar
SEYCHELLES Assembly . Port Victoria Groups . Praslin Island Isolated Centres
. Grandanse . Point au Sel
. Point Connan
SHETLAND ISLANDS
Group . Lerwick
SIAM (THAILAND)
Assemblies
. Kalesin
. Lopburi
. Nakornnayok . Prathumthani
Groups
. Phiboon
. Phuket
. Pitsanulk
. Prachinburi
SICILY Assembly
. Palermo
Isolated Centre
. Messina
II2
5. Sur
%. 8.
Point la Rue Renion
. Roit 10. . Thonburi 12.
Srithamarat
Ubon
. Songkhla 10. itis 12.
Srisaket Takkupapa Varin
[Page 113]
SIERRA LEONE
Group 1. Freetown
SIKKIM Assemblies 1. Ganchukbusty 3. Pacheybusty 5. 2. Gangtok 4. Pachey Group 1. Dickchu Isolated Centres 1. Assam 4. Dantan 7 2. Bermiok 5. Losingbusty 8 3. Chakhung 6. Marwabazar 9. SOCIETY ISLANDS Group 1. Papeete, Tahiti SOCOTRA ISLAND Group 1. Tamarida SOLOMON ISLANDS Assemblies 1. Auki, Malaita 3. Honiara, Guadalcanal 4. 2. Hau Hui, Malaita Groups 1. Rioahea, Malaita 2. Suu, Malaita Isolated Centres 1. Aeni Aiwasi, Malaita 4. Nakambi, Chimiu Ws 2. Fataleka, Malaita District, Guadalcanal 8. 3. Konindi, Guadalcanal 5. Nonosila, Malaita 9. 6. Siarara, Malaita SOUTH AFRICA Assemblies : 22 Alexandra Dube Meadowlands Bethlehem Honeydew Morwatshethla Bloemfontein Jabavu-Mofolo Mtingwevu Bosfontein Kgale Muldersdrift Cape Town Kwa Mashu Newclare Cofimvaba Luka Phokeng
113
Packyong
6. Tarethong
. Namok . Singjailbusty
Tarku
Roroni
Swulahi, Malaita Wailaha, Malaita Wainaoa, Malaita
Pietersburg Potchefstroom Umlazi Weenan
[Page 114]
Beaufort West
Bleskop Mines
Bleskop Village
Boksburg
Cala
Cato Manor Chaneng Diepkloof Durban Edendale
Attridgeville Ermelo Inanda Krugersdorp Kuthwanong Laskop Lidgeton
1. Bulawayo 2. Filabusi 3. Greendale
1. Bangira 2. Chirundu 3. Filabusi Village
1. Beitbridge 2. Crowborough
Groups: 37
Encecobo Mabieskraal Rustenburg Eersterust Mapumulo Tladi Greenside Msinga Tsomo Hammanskraal Mt. Fletcher Vilakfontein Hendefslag Naledi Vryburg Illovu Beach New Brighton Westminster Johannesburg Petrusburg Zola Kwa Zakele Port Elizabeth Kimberley Pretoria Lady Selborne Qamata Isolated Centres: 28
Marionhill Orlando Stendal Mooi River Pietermaritzburg _Stillfontein Moroka Pilansberg Tekwana Middleburg Port Shepstone Tigerkloof Motoka Randfontein Tsitsing Mt. Frére Reghoek Tumaskop Noordgesegt Silverton Umbumbulu
SOUTHERN RHODESIA
Assemblies
4. Highfields 7. Salisbury
5. Mondoro 8. Salisbury Motel
6. Mrewa g. Waterfalls
Groups
4. Gwanda 7. Norton
5. Gwelo 8. Rusapi
6. Hatfield g. Umtali
Isolated Centres 3. Gatooma 5. Wankie 4. Marandellas 6. West Nicholson
SOUTH WEST AFRICA Group 1. Windhoek
Isolated Centre 1. Ovamboland
SPAIN Assemblies 1. Alicante 5. Madrid 2. Barcelona 6. Montgat 3. Cartagena 7. Murcia 4. Hospitalet Llobregat 8. Sabadell
114
g. Tarrasa 10. Valencia
[Page 115]
. Abanilla
. Badalona
. Béjar . Cornella de Llobregat . El Ferrol
. Ceuta . Larache
. Alcasarkebir . Alhosseima
. Assila . Bani Hassan
. Khartoum . Khartoum North
. Kosti
. Atbara . Kassala
Groups 3. Cheste 4. Granada
Isolated Centres
4. Jaén 5. Linares 6. Malaga
SPANISH MOROCCO (MoRocCO)
Assemblies 3. Nador
Groups . Chauen . Melila Isolated Centres . Imzouren
. Majlaw
09
oo
SPANISH SAHARA
Isolated Centre 1. Tarfaia
SPITZBERGEN
Isolated Centre I. Sassen
ST. HELENA Group
1. Jamestown
SUDAN
Assemblies 3. Omdurman 4. Port Sudan Groups 2. Malakal. Isolated Centres
3. Kodok 4. Kuagok
115
5. Santa Maria Barbara 6. Teresa de Cofrentes
7. San Juan Despi 8. Villanueva y Geltri
4. Tetuan
. Targa . Wadlaw
Ou
. Taflalit . Targuist
Ho
5. Rumbek
3. Talodi
5. Nasir 6. Sennar
[Page 116]
. Big Bend
Croydon
. Kubuta
. Kwaluseni
. Mhlanya
oO N
Bunya
. Edhlangene . Ezulwini
. Goedgegun . Hlatikulu
. Lobomba
An PON
1. Hereford
1. Géteborg 2. Malmé
1. Alafors
. Alstad
. Badabruk
. Djursholm
. Fiske Backskil . H6nd
. Kallhall
Auf oond
Basel Bern Biel
Baden Balsthal Clarens
Altstaetten | Andeer Birsfelden
SWAZILAND
Assemblies . Malkerns Manzini Mbabane . Nginamadolo . Simoyeni Groups . Mankaiana . Mhlume g. Moneni 10. Mohlagatcha 11. Mposi 12, Mtambama Isolated Centres 2. Mbotsheni
oO MND
om
SWEDEN
Assemblies 3. Stockholm
Groups 2. Brastad
Isolated Centres . Klinten . Knivsta . Lerum 10. Lidingé 11. Nassj6 12. Revingeby
Oo Ox
SWITZERLAND
Assemblies: 12
Luzern Neuchatel St. Gallen
Groups: 12
Neuallschwil Pfaffikon Pontresina
Geneva Lausanne Locarno
Duebendorf Grenchen Latour de Peilz
Isolated Centres: 24
Brione Chernex Carouge Corcelles Chéne Bourgeries Konolfingen
116
Il. 12.
13.
13. 14. 15. 16. ris
13. 14. 15. 16.
Sibhoteleni Siphofaneni Stegi
Ngcamupalala Piggs Peak Popota Sidwashini White Umbuluzi
. Timbutani
. Uppsala
. Sundbyberg
Simrishamn Sollentuna Sturevik Vasteraas
Thun Vevey Ziirich
Pully Wetzikon Wolfhalden
Kuesnacht La Neuveville Langnau
[Page 117]
Minusio
Opfikon
Orient
Bamba Est. Buiko
Bukoba Dar-es-Salaam Dindara T.E. Geleza
Gomba Est. Godogodo Camp Kikwajuni Est. Korogwe Kwalukonge Est.
Arusha Bamba Bendere Chemka Chunya Dalumi Est. Dodoma Geigrize Est. Gonja Est. Hedaru Ibossa Tringa Kanga Kandandu Kihuhwi Stat. Kiyungi Est. Killimeni
Bahi Bwehwela Est.
Schlieren Spiez Thusis
Plan les Quattes Poschiavo Rapperswil SYRIA Group 1. Damascus TADZHIKISTAN
Tsolated Centre 1. Stalingrad
TANGANYIKA Assemblies : 41 Kwandogoi Mnazi Est. Kwandege Mombo Lugongo Est. Mombo Camp Lutindi Moshi Makuyuni Morogoro Manka Mpondi Manyata Est. Muheza Mazindi Est. Muheza Est. Mbuzii Mwelya Est. Mkomazi Mwanza Mkumbara Ngulwi Groups: 65
Kwiuno Malindi Kilosa Mahenga Kingolwira Matombo Kilobolo Est. Mbeya Kondoa Mbuyuni Camp Kwaissasa Mgombezi Est. Kwamhafe Mgomban Kwandowa Est. Mikocheni Kwezinga Mineki Mabilion Mikumi Mabogo Mkarambatini Mabula Mlala Machemba Mtibwa Sugar Est. Makole Mwakyumbi Manga Mwenga Est. Maramba Est. Musoma Mazumbai Est. Negara
Isolated Centres: 48
Kigombe Kingutwa
117
Igalula Ipala
Villars Yverdon Zollikofen
Ndungu Est. Pangani Falls Sakare Saw Mills Sandris Camp Sinai
Same
Toronto Sisal Est. Wami
Ngujuka Njombe
Pongwe
Potwe
Ruvu Stat. Sambara Shinyanga Songea
Tema Farm Tukuyu
Turiani Dihombo Ukungu
Uteti Rufigi Ukererwe Island
Kiteka Kwalaasa
[Page 118]
Kwamsonde
Kwamundulu
Kibuyumtumbo
Kwematinda
Kwemtonga
Kwooni Est.
Lindi
Luengera Makili
Malindi
1. Beaconsfield
1. King Island 2. Launceston
1. Houma, Tongatapu .2. Kolonga, Tongatapu
1. Folaha
1. Felemea 2. Kotu’, Haapa’i
1. Abu-Dabiy 2. Dubay
Manyoni Msekela Maulini Stat. Mtwara Maurui Mbozi Maweni Masasi Misongeni Mpanda Mkundi Malangali Mngeze Mlali Mshangai Mvomero Mwembe Est. Mutangano Mkumbi Ngombi TASMANIA Assembly 1. Hobart Groups 2. Devonport 3. Isolated Centres 3. Lilydale 4.
TONGA ISLANDS
> OO
2. Tokomolo 3.
Isolated Centres . Lotofoa, Haapa’i 5. . Na’ufanga 6.
4 09
Assemblies
. Mu’a, Tongatapu 5. . Nuku’alofa, Tongatapu
Groups
TRINIDAD
Assembly
1. Port-of-Spain
Isolated Centre
1. Cristobal, Tobago I.
TRUCIAL SHEIKHS
3. Ra’su’l-Khaymih
1. Tunis
Assemblies
TUNISIA Assembly
118
4.
Negeza Nanyoci Ngombezi Ngua Tea Est. Nkumba Panayotu Est. Pangani Tabora
Vuga
Vunta
Glenorchy
Longford
Vaini, Tongatapu
Vaotu’u
Nomuka, Haapa’i Ohonua Eua
Sharjah
[Page 119]
1. Ben Arous 7
2. Douz 8
3. El Djem 9
4. Gafsa 10.
5. Kebili Is
6. Kesserine 19.
1. Agareb 3.
2. Bordj Amri 4.
1. Adrianople (Edirne) 6
2. Aksaray 7
3. Ankara
4. Baymisg 8. 5. Bornova 9 1. Bayburt 4 2. Canakkale 5 3. Giimiisane 6 1. Aksaray Nokat 3 2. Kayseriye 4 1. Bayram-Ali 3 2. Iolotan 4. Adali Aberikole Agule (1) Abuket Ajepet Abwanget Akipany Acaboi Akisim (1) Aciisa Akuoro Acuna Akwamoru Agaria Apapa (1) Agonga Apopong Agu Asinge (1) Agule (2) Abalanga (1) Agurut ‘Abeko Airabet
Groups
. Ksour Essaf . Le Kef . Makthar
Manouba Megrine Rades
Isolated Centres
Djebeniana Kairouan
TURKEY
Assemblies
. Bursa . Constantinople
(Istanbul) aziantep
. Konya
Groups
. Ipsala . Eskisehir . Soma
Isolated Centres
. Mersin . Samsun
TURKMENISTAN
Groups ‘Ishqabad Merv
UGANDA
Assemblies : 554 Ajaki Ajesa Ajuket Akarukei Akerian Akisim (2) Akisim (3) Akurei Akoromit Akubwi Awemon Awoja
11g.
13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.
10. Il. 12.
cowl
Remada Robaa Sbeitla
Sidi Bouzid Siliana Sousse
. S. Bouchoucha . Sfax
Kiiciik-Gekmegi Smyrna (Izmir) Tokat
. Takirdag . Talas . Uzunképrii
. Sivas
. Tashauz
Ajono
Alipi Ambeko Arua Abalanga (2) Abongotin Abongorwot Abunga Abyenek Achaba Acung Adagmon
[Page 120]
Adeknino
Aderolongo
Adok
Adwila
Adyaka (1)
Agwicire (1)
Agwicire (2)
Ajonyi (1)
Akalo
Akurolango
Akwaga
Alapata
Alanyi
Alido
Alira Alwitmac Akure Aleles Alure (1) Alure (2) Aligoi (1) Aligoi (2) Alito Alukucok Alupe Aluwa Amasiniko Ameju Aminito Amootome Amoru Amucu Amuo Amusia Angodingod (1) Angodingod (2) Angolebwal Angole Aparisa Apuriton Arabaka Ariet (1) Ariet (2) Asilang Aterai Atoot Atutur Awaliwal Amononeno Amuda
Amwoma Anerolibi Angwecebanga Angwenya Amjamcoto Anyiti Apenyoweo Aputi Apyen Nyang Atabu Atirir (1) Atongtidi Awapiny Awelo Awiri Acekot Adea Awac Bobi Boliso (1) 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 (1) Bunsule Bulenga Bumankanda Bubetsye Buboolo Bubulo Bufukula (1) 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 (1) Bunambutye (2) Bunanimi Bunangaga Bunyinza Bunywaka
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Busamaga Busimaolya Busyangi Butsema Bugobero Buwangatya Buwasa Buyaka (1) Busano Buyaka (2) Bwagogo Chelekura Chambaya Cheptwi Dusai Dadas Dakabela (1) Gogonyo Goligoli Getom Gweri Gulu (W. Nile) Gabugoto Gamogo Iruko
Tguli Inomo Iganga - Ikoma Ilemeriya Iringa Trongo Itamya Kabelai Kabole Kadot Kacango Kacoca Kacuru Kadesok Kagoli (1) Kagoli (2) Kagwese Kakori Kakusi Kalacai Kalalaka Kalapata (1) Kalemen Kameke
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Kamuge
Kanyum (1)
Kapaala
Kapunyasi
Kapuwai
Kasasira
Kasyebai
Kataka
Katekwana
Katilyo (1)
Katilyo (2)
Katukei
Kawukura
Kibale
Kirika
Kisirana
Kituti
Kodiri
Katengi
Kateta
Katilekori
Katine (1)
Kawo
Kelim (1)
Kidongole
Kobuku
Kobwin (1)
Kobwin (2)
Kococwa
Kodakol
Kodiding
Kodipe
Kodopoto
Koena
Kogelak
Kogili
Kojitenyang
Kokidi
Kokodo
Kokodu
Komuge
Kongoidi
Kongoto
Kongunga
Kopege
Kopurei
Korupe
Kotia
Kotiron
Kowiny
Kumi Kyere Koyi Kabembe Kapira Kananage Kasambira Kasozi (1) Kasolwe Kavule Kawaga Kidago Kidera Kiige Kikubi Kinaitakali Kitgum (1) 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 (1) Kamaca Kamenya Kamidakan Kamod Kamurojo Kamusala Kangodo Kanyangan Kanyum (2) Kapang Kapelebiong Kapiri Katikwan Kabeywa Kabusinda Kamatin Kapteret Kasawayi Kalangala Kasawo Lunyo Lwatama (1) Logiri Lubyamluzi Lwanyama Lunya Lumbugu Matakokorei
Morukokume
Mugiti Mukulai Mundindi Mwelo Madoc (1) Madoc (2) Magoro (1) Miremu Miroi Moruabila Moruakise Moruinera Moruita
r21
Mukongoro Mukura Moni (1) Mvara Mabuli Magogo Maligulya Mango Matumu Mawoyito Mmeri Mutayi Mugulu Moroto (1) Mabuga Mazaza Mbale Nabitende (1) Nabowa Nabuli Nahayaka Nalubembe Nangodi Nanoko Natooto Ngalwe Nyakoi (1) Ngora Nyanda Nyamongo Nyero Nababirye (1) Nabuigulu Nabyoto Nagwenyi Naigobya Nairika Nakavuma Nakisenyi Nakyaka Nambula Namukunyu Namusita (1) Nankandulo Nawampiti (1) Nawandala Nawanyago (1) Nawangaiza Nawantale Nawanyago (2)
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Ndolwa
Nkandakuliowa
Nansubolo
Nkone
Nsirira
Nakonge
Nkwole
Namusala
Nyondo
Nakafuma
Nabukutu
Nakaloke
Namisoni
Obulete
Obwanai
Odwarat (1)
Okunguro (1)
Olok
Olumot
Olwa
Opadoi
Obalanga (1)
Obule (1)
Obululun
Oburi
Ocakai
Odoono
Atabok Alaropi Atiri (1) Awindri Aguurut Akadot Akuorot Amagoro Apapa (2) Apokor Asuret (1) Atiri (2) Abei Abukamola Acengreny Adwoki Adyaka (2) Ajaa
Aloi Amugu Aninolal
Odukul Omunyal Odwarat (2) Onyakelo Ogera Opot (1) Ogolai Opot (2) Ogooma Opunoi Ogosoi Oriau Ogwa Orimai Okidetok Orungo Okoboi Osikai Okolotum Osopotoit Okouba (1) Oteteen Okude Okollo Okumel Ombokoro Okum Ocamonyang Okonguro (2) Odeye Oleico Ogweto Olemai Okille Olungia Olwiny Olupe (1) Omee Olwelai Owalo Omaasia Owiny Omagara Orwamuge Omagoro Pabogo Omerein Pamot Omiito Pallisa Omodoi (1) Petete Omugenya Pogono Groups: 389 Anwangi Amilimil Anyomo Aminit Awercek Anuria Atari Amusus Aarapoo Anyidinyid Adacar Apapai (1) Adeya Ariet (3) Adie Ariet (4) Agirigiroi ' Asinge (2) Agule (3) ' Asuret (2) Agule (4) Atira Ajeluk Atirir (2) Aketa Atirir (3) Akisim (4) Bugondo Akoboi Bugungu Akum (1) Buyengirizi Akum (2) Budaka Aliakameri Bugombwa Aloet (1) Buhenye Aloet (2) Buhanda Amero Buhwama
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Pwateta Pakui Palaet Pigire Pulunguti Supa Samuk Soroti Seta Sibuse Siroko Tekwana Tirinyi Tororo Tididiek Tilling Tisai Tumbo Takajunge Vumba Wera Wila Wankole Wesunire Yivu
Bujwango Bulangira Bulepeyi Bumutiru Bunyadeti Buteba Butindye Butula Bar-Dyang Bubirabi Bubwoba Bunyunya Bunderadera Bufukhula Bufuma Bufumbula Bufuza Buginyanya Bukhabusi © Bukhadala Bukinindya
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Bukitimwa Bukiyi Bukuyunya Bulago Bulwali Bumagambo Bumageni (1) 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 (1) Dodos Dokolo Eruba
Ezuku Entebbe Gwase Hasejuli Tki-Tki Igola Ikanda Trundu Isimba Ttakaibolo Jiako Ajono Kangole (1) 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
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Kacede Kaconga Kadacar Kajamaka Kalaki Kalengo (2) Kalere Kaler Kalupo Kamon Kanapa Kangole (2) Kanyalai Kapolino Kapujan Karukei Katakwi Kaukura Kelim (2) Kirabet Kobaale Kaceka Kodike Kakong Kokutu Kolir Komiti Komolo Kwarikwar Kabira Kabugujo Kakindu Kakoge Kakunyu Kalyowa Kamuli Kanamparara Kasigo Kasira Kibinga Kibuye Kigingi Kigulu Kigweri Kijuna Kinawambogo Kiroba Kiroro Kisairye Kiswa (1)
Kitanaba Kitengesa. Kituba (1) 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 Munyanjo Moroto (2) Moni (2) Mpogo Mutoto Malera Merok Morungatuny Malima Muleba Nadenget Nyakoi (2) Ndriba Nyoro Nekoyede Nasokwe Nattyale Nabagabu Nabiswa
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Nagongera
Najete
Namawando
Nandere
Nankondo
Nekuku
Nyakoi (3)
Nabwoyo
Nariam
Nababirye (2)
Nabilama
Nabirumba
Nabitende (2)
Nachere
Nakabale
Nakabira
Nakabugu (1)
Nakabugu (2)
Nakafule
Nakagyo
Nakakabala
Nakibenge
Nakulyaku
Namaganda
Namagera
Namaira
Namalemba
Acereke Aremo Alijora Avelembe Adodoi Angololo Apapai (2) Apidi Atangala Ade Kokwok Ageni Agwata Ajikdak Alebere Adyanglim Atik Abaango Abia Adinya Agaya
Namisu Namujenjera Namwendwa Navunano Nawampiti (2) Nawandyo Nawango Nawangaso Nawanyago (3) Nawanyago (4) Ndulya Ngandho Nkondo Ocoko
Offaka
Olepi
Oluvu
Oluko
Omugo Ovugo Okyegen Opeta
Okwor
Omoro Onyakede Onywako Oyirogole
Obalanga (2) Oburin Ococia Ocokican Oculoi (1) Oculoi (2) Odiko Odoot Odukui Odungura Ogangai Ogerai Ogongora Ogwoolo Ojama Okodowo Okouba (2) Okulonyo Okunguri Olilim Omarai Omatenga Omodoi (2) Omomeri Ongino Opungure Opuyo
Isolated Centres: 206
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
Orisai Osudio Osuguro Otuboi Oukot Pabungo Panyinyi 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
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Tlapa
Isili Iyapoki Kiswata Kabale Kirasa Kawola Kigoloma Kagaba Kasamba Kanyanya Kibanga Kalogi Kiswa (2) Kaboso Kabwangasi Kadokolen Kajarawo Kangaraha Katolo Kadwenyi Kangolangor Kaperikila Kasoka Katine (2) Kide
Kuju Kaako Kabukye Kagulu Kamigo Kantenga
STATE Alabama Arkansas Arizona Calif. No. Calif. So. (1) Calif. So. (2) Colorado
Kasozi (2) Mukina Katogwe Mayenze Kibundaire Magamaga Kigunga Milegezo Kijugu Mirari Kikondo Nozi Kiranga Nyadri Kiriowa Nakivubo Kisege Nakibenyo Kituba (2) Nakasongola Kitgum (2) Nalyamabide Kiwaba Nabugabo Kiwagama Nambuku Kiyanyi Namwaya Kiyunga (1) Nasenye Kiyunga (2) Ndole Kiyunga (3) Nababirye (3) Kyanvuma Nabigwenyi Lutomoi Nabinyonyi Lubembe Nabirama Lwala Nabulozi Lale Nakasegeto Luzenga Namakoko Maimbe Namukonge Makyirye Namunana Magina Namunyingi Magombe Namusikizi Magoro (2) Namusita (2) Makunda Nasanda Masaba Nawangoma Masafu Nawasende Mazimasa Ndudu ‘UMMAN Assembly 1. Masqat
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA*
ASSEMBLIES
I 2 6
32
29
EA 5
GROUPS
3
5 22 53 31 aI 14
- Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Key West listed separately
ISOLATED
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
TOTAL 5 9 9 16 12 40
29 114
18 78
23 58
12 31
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STATE ASSEMBLIES GROUPS ISOLATED TOTAL
Connecticut 4 9 15 28 Delaware I 2 2 -5 Dist. Columbia I ~ ~ I Florida 14 32 II 57 Georgia 3 2 II 16 Idaho 3 6 6 15 Illinois, No. 10 39 26 75 Illinois, So. 7 12 16 35 Indiana 4 20 13 37 Iowa 4 6 7 17 Kansas 3 4 8 15 Kentucky I 2 4 7 Louisiana 2 5 7 14 Maine 2 8 6 II Maryland 3 8 7 18 Massachusetts 6 23 32 61 Michigan 15 50 50 115 Minnesota 4 6 13 23 Mississippi 2 I 4 7 Missouri 4 7 18 29 Montana 4 4 7 15 Nebraska 2 3 5 10 Nevada 3 7 5 15 New Hampshire 2 13 10 25 New Jersey 8 40 40 88 New Mexico 5 II 4 20 New York, E. 4 20 32 56 New, York, W. 12 25 33 70 No. Carolina 4 8 5 17 No. Dakota 2 2 - 4 Ohio 12 35 41 88 Oklahoma I 2 4 7 Oregon 7 9 5 QI Pennsylvania 2 15 36 53 Rhode Island I 5 3 9 So. Carolina 3 | 9 19 So. Dakota I 2 4 7 Tennessee 2 4 6 12 Texas 8 10 15 33 Utah 4 5 5 14 Vermont I - 5 6 Virginia 2 7 18 yy) Washington, E. 5 2 10 iE) Washington, W. II 18 9 38 W. Virginia I I 8 10 Wisconsin 15 39 26 80 Wyoming 2 2 5 9
TOTALS 306 682 714 1702
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1. Maldonado
1, Apure 2. Barquisimeto 3. Caracas
1. Ciudad Bolivar
1. Los Teques 2. Maracaibo
1. Castries, St. Lucia
oe
3 4.
WINDWARD ISLANDS
2. St. Michael’s, Barbados
I
URUGUAY
Assemblies . Minas '
Group . Juan Lacaze
Isolated Centre . Punta del Este
UZBEKISTAN
Group . Tashkand
Isolated Centre . Fergana
VENEZUELA
Assemblies . Maracay Distrito . Mayagua . Sucre Groups . Ocumare
Isolated Centres
. Matanzas San Fernando
Assembly
. St. George’s, Grenada
Isolated Centres
YEMEN Group . San‘a YUGOSLAVIA Isolated Centre
1. Belgrade
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3. Montevideo
7. Valencia .
3. Puerto Ayacucho
5. San José
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1. Carcross
1. Aishihik 2. Camp Takhini 3. Carmacks
. Bennet . Crestview . Elsa . Mile 1083, Alaska Highway
PON
1. Empangeni
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YUKON
Assemblies
. Whitehorse
Groups
. Champagne . Haines Junction
. Marsh Lake
Isolated Centres
. Old Takhini Crossing . Petty River
. Ross River
. Tagish
ZANZIBAR Group
. Zanzibar
ZULULAND Assembly
. Kwa Mundi
Groups
. Umlalazi
3. Whitehorse Flats
7. Stewart Crossing
g. Teslin 10. Upper Liard
N.B. For purposes of comparison the territorial goals of the Ten Year Plan are listed under their original names; new political divisions are added in parentheses.
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