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Список географических сокращений и инициализмов

Это список географических сокращений и инициализмов . То есть это список названий городов, поселков, озер и других географических мест, образованных от сокращений. Акронимы — это аббревиатуры, образованные начальной буквой или буквами слов, составляющих термин, состоящий из нескольких слов.

По большей части географические названия в этом списке произошли от трех или более других названий или слов. Те, которые произошли только от двух названий, обычно считаются портманто , и их можно найти в Списке географических портманто . Однако в обоих списках есть исключения из этого правила двух/трех, поэтому это скорее рекомендация, чем жесткое правило.

Регионы

Страны

Провинции

Другие регионы

Населенные пункты

Города и поселки

Места названы в честь компаний

Многие из этих мест - бывшие городские поселения .

Места, названные в честь людей

Другие места

Районы

Многие из этих названий стали результатом ребрендинга районов сначала в Нью-Йорке , а затем и в других городах. Названия в основном были придуманы в подражание Сохо на Манхэттене.

Нью-Йорк

Лос-Анджелес

Denver, Colorado

Metropolitan and suburban areas

In other cities

Natural features

Bodies of water

Topography

Others

See also

References

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