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# Northern Islands Municipality

The Northern Islands Municipality of the Northern Mariana Islands consists of a group of uninhabited islands, spanning about 400 miles of the North Pacific, to the south of Japan. The closest inhabited island is Saipan to the south.

## Understand

The islands from south to north are:
* Farallon de Medinilla — the smallest proper island in the archipelago, that spent most of the 20th century getting blasted to hell by U.S. Navy training exercises
* Anatahan — the most active of the Mariana volcanoes, Anatahan's lava has scared off humans and even most plants alike
* Sarigan — while inhabited from 1900 until 1945, Sarigan is now a nature preserve, but is off-limits following a submarine volcanic eruption just to the south
* Guguan — never supporting a permanent population, this island is home to the rare Micronesian Megapode
* Alamagan — sporadically inhabited, but it has been vacant since evacuation in 2009 from Typhoon Choi-wan; ruins may be present of the village on the northwest coast
* Pagan — two volcanoes connected by a strip of land, uninhabited (most likely) since an evacuation forced by a 1981 eruption; has a grass airstrip
* Agrihan — an enormous, active stratovolcano, sporadically inhabited (in very small numbers) in modern history, but now vacant
* Asuncion Island
* Maug Islands — these three islands are actually the highest points of a single submerged volcano's rim, leaving a deep pool in the middle where the crater would be
* Farallon de Pajaros — an active volcano sits at the heart of the northernmost of the Marianas, to the south of South Iwo Jima, of the Ogasawara Islands (Japan)
# Northern Jordan

Northern Jordan is the most developed region of Jordan. It includes the capital Amman.

## Cities

* 31.9535.9333331 Amman. Capital of the kingdom.
* 32.33361135.7522222 Ajlun. A hill town in the north of Jordan, noted for its impressive ruins of the 12th-century castle which known nowadays as Ajlun Castle.
* 32.5535.853 Irbid. Second largest metropolitan area in the north of the kingdom.
* 32.27228135.8913974 Jerash. One of the largest Roman ruins in the Middle East.
* 32.03333335.7333335 Salt. Ancient town which was once the capital of Jordan.
* 32.08333336.16 Zarqa. Third largest metropolitan area of the kingdom.

## Other destinations

* 32.4535.6166671 Pella. Archeological site.
* 32.6535.6833332 Umm Qais. Archeological site with views over the Sea of Galilee and Golan Heights. A nature reserve with great hiking is nearby. (updated May 2021)
* 32.38111135.7647223 Ajlun Forest Reserve (Ajloun Forest Reserve). A nature reserve with great hiking (updated May 2021).

## See

* Ajlun Castle, a great example of Islamic military architecture built during the Crusades, is an interesting maze of passages and levels, and offers a wonderful view of the surrounding area, northwestern Jordan, and off into Galilee.
* The Baptism Site “Bethany Beyond the Jordan” (Al-Maghtas) just west of the Israeli border is the place where Jesus is said to have been baptized. The site is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
# Northern Malawi

Northern Malawi lies to the west of the northern half of Lake Malawi (Lake Nyasa). It is the least populated region of Malawi. In addition to the lakeshore, it features extensive highlands.

## Cities

* -11.83333334.1666671 Chintheche
* -10.57334.1612 Chitimba
* -10.60634.1073 Livingstonia
* -11.4534.0333334 Mzuzu
* -11.63333334.35 Nkhata Bay
* -9.93333333.9333336 Karonga

## Other destinations

* -10.66666733.8333331 Nyika National Park
* Viphya Highlands
* Vwasa Wildlife Reserve
* -12.06666734.7333332 Likoma and Chizumulu Islands
* Manda Wilderness - Mozambique side near Likoma
# Northern Madhya Pradesh

Northern Madhya Pradesh is in India.

## Regions

Northern Madhya Pradesh consists of the divisions of Gwalior and Chambal.

## Cities

* 24.7128378.136491 Chanderi —
* 25.8907578.332452 Dabra —
* 25.6653378.460943 Datia —
* 26.2182978.182834 Gwalior —
* 25.4377.655 Shivpuri —

## Get in

Gwalior Airport (GWL)
# Pisco

Pisco is a medium sized town on the Southern Coast of Peru just south of Lima. This fisher town itself has little to offer to tourists and is best used only as a starting point for a trip to the Ballestas Islands and possibly the nearby salt desert and national reserve, Paracas.

## Get in
### By bus

Most of the buses on the Pan-american Highway from Lima to Ica, Nazca, Arequipa etc. won't leave this road, dropping you of at the junction about 4 miles outside town, from where you can pick up a local bus or taxi.
Some buses from Lima (3-4 hr) do go in to town and there are local buses to Ica.

### By taxi

You may be able to negotiate a taxi to take you from Lima to Pisco for around S/.200. This can be a lot more comfortable especially if you are going to arrive in the dark.

## Do

* Paracas reserve and the ballestas islands.
* Take a boat trip to the Ballestas Islands to see the sea lions and hillside Candelabra.
* You can usually add a tour of the Paracas national reserve for a small extra price over the Ballestas trip. The reserve has an information center, a small fishing village and some rather dramatical sea-shore cliffs. It will not be the highlight of your trip, but it may be worth the trouble and the money.

## Drink

You should try Pisco, which is the national drink of Peru, and as the name implies, was first made in this city. Pisco sour is an excellent Peruvians invention too. You might be able to try it somewhere else (Chile) but it will probably not be as good.

## Sleep

* Hostal San Isidro. Kitchen use, free games (ping pong, pool, fooseball), a pool (which had no water when we were there), clean, nice people. S/.46 for a room with a double bed (shared bathroom).

## Stay safe

The "tourist safe" area seems to be the 2-block radius around the Plaza de Armas. Paracas seems safe as well.
Numerous locals warned us about watching our bags, and even just walking in the market area and beach. Tuk tuks are recommended for safe, cheap travel through the sketchier parts of town.

## Go next
### By Bus

A few buses a day go to Ayacucho in the Andes, passing the Inca ruins at Tambo Colorado 2 hours away. To get one of these buses you have to catch a taxi (10-12 Soles) up to San Clemente, a scruffy junction of a town; watch your bags. Two bus companies go to Ayacucho, but Molina is recommended over the other. It provides night service, with buses leaving at 23:30, midnight and 00:30. The trip takes 7 hours. For semi-cama service, S/.40.
# Pistoia (province)

Pistoia is a Province of the Tuscany Region of Italy.

## Cities

* 43.93333310.9166671 Pistoia – capital of the Province.
* 43.86666710.8166672 Monsummano
* 43.88277810.7711113 Montecatini Terme – mineral water drinking therapy.
# Pishin

Pishin is a small town in Pishin District of the Balochistan region of Pakistan.

## Get in

Some 50 km from Quetta is the valley of Pishin with its numerous fruit orchards, which are irrigated by "Karez", a kind of artificial spring made by boring holes into rocks to bring to the surface the subterranean water. Sixteen kilometers from Pishin is the man-made lake Bund Khushdil Khan. Its cool gentle waters attract many visitors for duck shooting in early winter.

## Eat

Pishin rest house is the famous restaurant in the city. Beside this pishin has some good Restaurants as well as like Ajwa hotel Sharja Hotel red Apple hotel albaik hotel and Almaida hotel near to District pishin Balochistan

## Drink

A very good tubewells are situated in pishin but here are also some good drink shop as like Kabuli ice cream shop and floura juice.
# Olosega (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Olosega:

### American Samoa

* Ofu-Olosega, twin islands in the Manuʻa Islands Group
* Olosega, village located in Ofu-Olosega
* Swains Island, an island disputed between the United States and Tokelau
# Olivença

There's more than one place called Olivenca, Olivença, or Olivenza:

### Brazil

* Olivença - a municipality in the state of Alagoas
* São Paulo de Olivença - a municipality in the state of Amazonas (Brazil)

### Portugal / Spain

* Olivenza (Olivença) - a town administered as part of Badajoz, in Extremadura, Spain, but also claimed by Portugal
# Panorama

There is more than one place called Panorama:

### Brazil

* Panorama São Paulo, Brazil

### Canada

* Panorama Ski Resort, near Invermere, British Columbia

### Greece

* Panorama (Greece), Thessaloniki, Greece

### United States

* Panorama City Los Angeles, California
* Panorama Hills (California), in San Luis Obispo County, California
* Panorama Park, Iowa
* Panorama Village, Texas
# Panna National Park

Panna National Park is in Madhya Pradesh, India.

## Understand

It's a 543 km² tiger reserve on the banks of the Ken river.

### Climate
## Get in

The park is 25 km from Khajuraho, a World Heritage Site which is half an hour drive from Madla Entry Point. Hinouta, the second gate of the park is 20 km from Panna town. Khajuraho is the nearest airport which is directly connected to New Delhi. Taxis are available all the time from Khajuraho to Panna.

## Get around

You can take an elephant ride into the tiger reserve, but the real fun is when you go out in a jeep on the tiger-hunt. One can easily spend a day or two at this park.
The price is ₹2000 per vehicle and half-day, plus 150 for the compulsory guide. They open at 06:00, so make sure you are there slightly before that if you want to see any tigers! Sometimes there is an annoying wait when they try to print your ticket. +91 7732-252 135

## Sleep

* Ken River Lodge, Ken River Lodge, Panna National Park, Village Madla, Distt, ☏ +91 - 124 - 4222657. Fondly called the Tree House by locals, because of its lovely Machaan restaurant overlooking the Ken River. It is spread in sprawling jungle of 50 acres along the Ken River and offers the unusual opportunity to stay in close proximity to wild animals. It offers a unique blend of traditional royal hospitality and comfortable country living.
# Wewoka

Wewoka is a town in the Frontier Country region of Oklahoma, founded by freedman John House and the Black Seminoles in 1849, that became the capital of the Seminole Nation eventually. It went through an oil boom phase to become the third largest city in Oklahoma for a time in the 1930s, but now it tries hard to retain its population and unique designation on the map and in the history books.

## See

* Seminole Nation Museum, 524 S Wewoka Ave, ☏ +1 405-257-5580. Chronicling the story of the Seminole Nation, with Wewoka as its capital. Free (yay, so exciting).
Also, check out the Historical Background of Wewoka mural in the US post office crafted by the Works Progress Administration back in 1941.

## Do

* Sorghum Days Festival. Every 4th Saturday in October. Eat lots of fry bread, where the sorghum is added like a molasses on top for a real gustatory experience.
Wewoka Lake and Sportsman Lake to the northwest of the town offer opportunities for swimming, boating, fishing, camping, and hiking.

## Eat

* El Cazador Mexican Restaurant, 2102 Seran Dr, ☏ +1 405-780-4649. They have the platters of Mexican food and margaritas.

## Sleep

* Best Western Plus Wewoka Inn & Suites, 201 Commerce Dr, ☏ +1 405 257-3181. It looks like an impenetrable fortress.
# Wewak

Wewak is the capital of the East Sepik province in the Sepik region of Papua New Guinea.

## Understand

From a travel perspective Wewak is mainly important as an access point for visits to the Sepik River. During World War II, it was the site of a large Japanese airbase and the location of formal Japanese surrender to Allied forces on New Guinea.

## Get in
### By plane

Air Niugini has daily flights from PNG's capital Port Moresby, Nadzab (Lae) and Madang.
* PNG Air connects Wewak with Mt. Hagen in the Highlands and with Madang.

### By road

It should be possible to reach Wewak from Papua (Irian Jaya) in the Indonesian part of the island of New Guinea. From Jayapura by road to Vanimo in Sandaun province takes around 3 hours. Public transport services are available on both sides of the border. There are then road connections to Wewak. During flood season some of the river crossings may be impassable.

### By Sea

Lutheran Shipping and Rabaul Shipping run passenger vessels from Madang to Wewak and Madang to Vanimo via Wewak a few times a week. Schedules can change so be prepared to wait a few days for a ship. Tickets can be purchased at the local Madang offices.

## See

Wewak has a considerable number of relics from WW2 and, in particular, attracts many Japanese visitors.
* Cape Wom. This is a war memorial and peace park located on the spot where Lieutenant General Adachi signed the official surrender documents for troops in New Guinea, on September 13, 1945. Behind the memorial, there are some Japanese tunnels that are still open.

## Sleep

* In Wewak Boutique Hotel (on Wewak Hill), ☏ +675 856 2100. K215-500 per room.

## Connect

The Telephone Prefix for all numbers in Wewak (and also other urban centres) has changed. In Wewak it is now 4 instead of 8.

## Go next

Wewak is linked by road to three villages on the Sepik River, Angoram, Timbunke, and Pagui.
There are 4 islands near Wewak which can be reached in under one hour by boat; Mushu, Kairu, Yuo, and Karasaw.
# Wethersfield

Wethersfield is a city in Connecticut.

## Understand

The motto in Wethersfield is called "Ye most Auncient Towne in Connecticut".

## Get in

* I-91

## See

The state's largest historic district is in town and is known as Old Wethersfield. Old Wethersfield is not a recreated village: It is all original. There are more than 100 homes in Old Wethersfield that were erected before the Civil War, and at the end of Main Street is the Wethersfield Cove, which shoots off of the Connecticut River.
* Silas Deane House, 211 Main Street (Part of the Webb Deane Stevens Museum), ☏ +1 860-592-0612. Former home of Silas Deane who graduated from Yale College in 1758 and opened a law practice in Wethersfield. Deane's home was completed in 1700 during his marriage Elizabeth Saltonstall Evards who was the granddaughter of a former Connecticut governor.
* Joseph Webb House, 211 Main Street (Part of the Webb Deane Stevens Museum), ☏ +1 860-529-0612. Built in 1752 for merchant Joseph Webb.
* Isaac Stevens House, 211 Main Street (Part of the Webb Deane Stevens Museum), ☏ +1 860-529-0612. Completed in 1789 on what was known as High Street. The house was that of Leathermaker Isaac Stevens and his wife Sarah Wright.
* Buttolph Williams House, 249 Broad Street (Part of the Webb Deane Stevens Museum), ☏ +1 860-529-0460. Dating back to around 1714 the house is known as being the setting of The Witch of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare. It has undergone a full restoration and is open for tours.
* Historic Cove Warehouse - North end of Main Street. Historic
* 9/11 Memorial Sports Center.
* Keeney Memorial Culture Center.
* Wethersfield Cove.
* Captain James Francis House.
* Ancient Burying Ground.
* Wintergreen Woods.
* Broad Street Green.

## Sleep

* Best Western Camelot Inn, 1330 Silas Deane Highway, ☏ +1 860 563-2311, toll-free: +1-888-563-3930, fax: +1 860 529-2974.
* Motel 6 Hartford - Wethersfield, 1341 Silas Deane Highway, ☏ +1 860 563-5900, fax: +1 860 563-1213.
# Wetherby

Wetherby is a market town in North East Leeds in West Yorkshire. One of the main attractions in the area is Wetherby Racecourse.

## Get in

* Take the X98 or X99 bus from the centre of Leeds.

## See

* 53.8703-1.380281 Bramham Park. 18th-century country house, landscaped park with a number of follies (updated Jan 2017)

## Do

* Go to the races at 53.9339-1.364441 Wetherby Racecourse, York Road, Wetherby LS22 5EJ (one mile east of town on B1224). This has flat-racing Apr-Oct and jumps racing in winter. (updated Aug 2018)

## Eat

* Ask, Market Place. Italian restaurant
* Spice 4 U, North Street. Indian restaurant
* Jaflong, High Street. Indian restaurant
* Sunrise House, Westgate. Chinese restaurant
* Le Bon Appetit, Bank Street. French cafe/restaurant
* Muse, Bank Street. Bistro

## Drink

* The George and Dragon, High Street. late opening on Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Public house. Karaoke on Sunday.
* The Red Lion, High Street. Public house
* The Crown, High Street. Samuel Smiths public house
* Harris (formerly the Brunswick), High Street. Public house
* The Angel, High Street. Large public house
* The Swan and Talbot, North Street. Public house, quiz on Thursday (updated Jul 2017)
* The Royal Oak, North Street. Public house
* Thr3e (formerly and still commonly known as the Three Legs), Market Place. Public house
* Retro, Scott Lane. Bar
* Black Bull, Market Place. Pub
* New Inn, Westgate. Pub, quiz on Sunday
* Muse, Bank Street. Bistro

## Sleep

* Mercure Wetherby Hotel, Leeds Road, Wetherby, West Yorkshire, LS22 5HE, ☏ +44 844 815 9067, info@mercurewetherby.co.uk. Check-in: 2PM, check-out: noon. Modern hotel near the riverside Yorkshire market town of Wetherby.
* The Swan Guest House, North Street. Bed and Breakfast
* Days Inn. 120-bed hotel to the north of the town
* Woodvale Guest House, Woodhill View. Small guest house, set slightly away from the town centre.
* Woodhall Hotel and Spa (Set outside of Linton, two miles from the town centre).
# Westwood

There is more than one place called Westwood:

### Australia

* Westwood (Queensland) — A town in Queensland.

### United States of America

* Westwood (California) — A town in California.
* Westwood (Indiana) — A town in Indiana.
* Westwood (Iowa) — A town in Iowa.
* Westwood (Kansas) — A town in Kansas.
* Los Angeles/Westwood — A neighborhood in Los Angeles.
* Westwood (Massachusetts) — A town in Massachusetts.
* Westwood (Michigan) — A town in Michigan.
* Westwood (Missouri) — A town in Missouri.
* Westwood (New Jersey) — A town in New Jersey.
* Westwood (Washington) — A town in Washington.
# Stroud (Oklahoma)

Stroud is a city of 2700 people in Oklahoma's Frontier Country. Founded 1892, it is midway between Oklahoma City and Tulsa on historic Route 66.

## Understand

Stroud was a popular rest stop on the famous US Route 66, the once-busy truck and passenger route from Chicago to Santa Monica. In the 1950s many restaurants never closed, serving interstate travellers day and night. The section of 66 between Tulsa and Oklahoma City was one of the first to be bypassed by new four-lane Interstate highways.
As the Turner Turnpike (I-44) is a toll road, Oklahoma 66 remains as a free alternate.
Stroud's major claim to fame was a Tangier Factory Outlet Mall which was destroyed (along with many key local employers) during a series of tornadoes on May 3rd, 1999. It was never rebuilt; the town's recovery was slow and arduous. In 2001, while local rebuilding efforts were ongoing, Pixar crews were led by Route 66 historian Michael Wallis on a five-state tour through Baxter Springs (Kansas), Peach Springs (Arizona) and countless towns between as research which inspired the nominally-fictional Radiator Springs for 2006 animated film Cars. In Stroud they were inspired by Dawn Welch and her stubborn efforts to restore the 1939 fieldstone Rock Café, now listed on the US National Register of Historic Places.
From 1999 to 2006, Stroud hosted the King Arthur Faire, an annual renaissance fair. Since then, Stroud has benefited from the growth of oil and gas industries; Service King, a manufacturer of oilfield workover rigs, became a major local employer. A Sac and Fox Casino opened on the former outlet mall site and several wineries have been established in Stroud.

## Get in

By motorcar, Stroud is 50 miles (80 km) southwest of Tulsa on Interstate 44 or Oklahoma Route 66. From OKC, Stroud is 60 miles (100 km) east-northeast.

## Get around

Most visitors arrive by car. There is one local taxi, Lucky Seven Cab Co in Stroud ☏ +1 918-968-3433.

## Do

* Tatanka Ranch, 8235 N 48 Rd, ☏ +1 918-368-2251, ssarette@thetatankaranch.com.

## Eat

* Five Star BBQ & Steakhouse, 619 N 8th Ave, ☏ +1 918-987-0227.
* 35.749-96.65441 Rock Café, 114 W Main St, ☏ +1 918-558-1878, rockcafert66@aol.com. Tu-Sa 7AM-8PM. Historic Route 66 diner built from local stone during the Great Depression, originally opened in 1939. Proprietor Dawn Welch was the inspiration for Sally in the Pixar movie Cars and the author of cookbook Dollars to Donuts. Dinners $10-20.

## Drink
### Wineries

* The Wine Village, 405 W Main St, ☏ +1 918-866-2529, toll-free: +1-877-669-8893. Th-Sa 11AM-5PM.

## Sleep

* Cattle Country Lodge, 1200 N 8th Ave, ☏ +1 918-968-9515, fax: +1 918-968-9208. Check-in: 1PM, check-out: 11AM.
* Skyliner Motel, 717 W Main St, ☏ +1 918-968-9556.
* Sooner Motel, 412 N 8th Ave, ☏ +1 918-968-2595.
# Stroudsburg

Stroudsburg is a city in Pennsylvania.

## Get in
### By bus

All long distance buses stop at the 40.986882-75.1523721 Martz Trailways Terminal on 1082 Foxtown Hill Rd, additionally Martz own bus services also stops at 41.003555-75.1551782 Martz Park & Ride on 5080 Independence Rd in East Stroudsburg. Public transport is limited, but on weekdays it is possible to take the local Yellow bus route from Martz Trailways Terminal with downtown.
* Martz Trailways, 1082 Foxtown Hill Rd., ☏ +1 570 421-3040. Connecting Stroudsburg with New York.
* Greyhound Bus, 1082 Foxtown Hill Rd., ☏ +1 570 421-3040. Connecting Stroudsburg with Philadelphia.

### By car

* I-80

## Get around

A limited bus system is run by MCTA. Services are generally weekdays-only, with a few routes having a limited service on Saturdays.

## Do

Stroudsburg is the gateway to both the Pocono Mountains and the Delaware Water Gap with lots of hiking, skiing, and water activities depending on the season.

## Buy

* Main Street. Features a bike shop, many bars, food, antiques, an outdoor shop, a record store, coffee, and art.
* 40.990178-75.224141 Stroud Mall, N 9th St (about ½ mi west of Chipperfield Dr), ☏ +1 570-424-2770. M-Sa 10AM-9PM, Su 11AM-6PM. Includes a movie theater, Bon-Ton, JCPenney, Sears, and over 75 stores. (updated Sep 2016)

## Drink

* The Renegade Winery, 600 Main St, ☏ +1 570-350-2638. (updated Feb 2024)
* Siamsa Irish Pub, 636 Main St, ☏ +1 570-421-8434. (updated Feb 2024)
* RAW Urban Winery & Hard Cidery, 616 Main St, ☏ +1 570-350-2697. (updated Feb 2024)
* Bovino's Brewery, 610 Main St, ☏ +1 570-269-1029. (updated Feb 2024)
* Newberry's Yard of Ale, 622 Main St, ☏ +1 570-517-0130. (updated Feb 2024)
* Finola's Irish Pub, 615 Main St, ☏ +1 570-421-2202. (updated Feb 2024)

## Sleep

* 40.982188-75.1912111 Bridge Views Inn, 100 Park Ave, ☏ +1 570-985-5781.
* 40.982943-75.1947422 Hampton Inn Stroudsburg/Poconos, 114 S 8th St, ☏ +1 570-424-0400. (updated Sep 2016)
* Hampton Inn & Suites Stroudsburg Bartonsville, 700 Commerce Boulevard, ☏ +1 570-369-1400. (updated May 2018)
* 40.966456-75.2045963 Stroudsmoor Country Inn, 257 Stroudsmoor Road, ☏ +1 570-421-6431, toll-free: +1 800-955-8663. Country inn, restaurant, spa, wedding and event venue. (updated Aug 2020)
* The Penn Stroud, Stroudsburg - Poconos, 700 Main Street (downtown area), ☏ +1 570-421-2200, sales@thepennstroud.com. Check-in: 3pm, check-out: 11am. The Penn Stroud opened in 2020. (updated Sep 2022)