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# Lolland-Falster

Lolland-Falster is one of Denmark's archipelagos, named for its largest islands, Lolland and Falster. The islands, just south of Zealand, are mostly rural, with some small towns.

## Regions

* Falster (Gedser, Marielyst, Nykøbing Falster, Stubbekøbing) Includes good beaches, and Denmark's southernmost point, Gedser, where you can jump on a ferry to Germany.
* Lolland (Maribo, Nakskov, Rødby, Sakskøbing) The "sugar island" supplies the sugar for almost all of Denmark's tasty pastries.
* Møn (Stege) Known and loved by the Danes for its scenic countryside, Viking burial mounds and its spectacular chalk cliffs.
* Smålandsfarvandet (Askø, Fejø, Femø, etc) Small islands north of Lolland with fewer than a thousand inhabitants together.
* Bogø A small island south of Zealand.

## Towns

* 54.574711.93111 Gedser
* 54.690311.9652 Marielyst
* 54.76666711.8833333 Nykøbing Falster , the largest town in the region, with around 20,000 citizens.
* 54.889512.03814 Stubbekøbing
* 54.775311.50355 Maribo
* 54.83333311.156 Nakskov
* 54.69411.397 Rødby
* 54.797511.636398 Sakskøbing
* 54.986112.28569 Stege

## Get in
### By train

There are direct train connections from Copenhagen to Nykøbing (Falster). Lolland is reached by trains from Nykøbing.

### By car

The islands have bridge or tunnel connections with each other and with Zealand where Copenhagen is located. To drive from Germany or from Fyn, car ferries are available.

### By ferry

There are car ferries from Puttgarden in Germany to Rødbyhavn on Lolland, from Rostock in Germany to Gedser on Falster, and from Spodsbjerg on Langeland (has bridge from Odense) to Tårs on Lolland.

## Get around
### By train or bus

Search connections on https://www.rejseplanen.dk/webapp/index.html?language=en_EN

### By car

The islands have bridge or tunnel connection with each other, except for the Smålandsfarvandet islands.

### By ferry

There are car ferries to the Smålandsfarvandet islands.

## See

Møns Klint on Møn are white chalk cliffs that stand 130 m high. The Geocenter Møns Klint is a state-of-the-art museum with a lot of activities especially for children. Liselund Castle is a beautiful romantic garden with several small castles. The east side has a great view of the cliffs of Møn.
In Nykøbing Falster, the Medieval Centre depicts the middle ages in the Denmark of the late 14th and early 15th centuries. The Abbey Church, built in 15th century, features the 17th-century Mecklenburg Ancestral Table. You can also visit the Guldborgsund Zoo & Botanic Gardens.
Krenkerup Gods is a nice old mansion in Sakskøbing, with a lovely (planted) forest. The ruins of a summer-pavilion can be found here.
The Gedser Church in Gedser was designed by Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint.
The Nakskov church in Nakskov dates to the early 13th century, and has carved works from the Baroque period.
# Pollution

Pollution as a travel topic may refer to
* Air pollution as a public health problem and nuisance affecting travellers
* Air pollution as CO2 emissions, in the context of sustainable travel
* Water pollution creating a hazard to travellers who may drink or bathe in contaminated water
* Soil pollution (such as through the use of certain fertilizers) creating a hazard to travellers who may eat contaminated food
* Light pollution as a concern to travellers who pursue astronomy
# Polog

Polog (Macedonian: Полог, Albanian: Pollog) is a region in the northwestern corner of North Macedonia, bordering Kosovo to the north and Albania to the west.

## Cities

* 41.820.9166671 Gostivar
* 42.01027820.9713892 Tetovo

## Other destinations

* 41.63722220.6669441 Mavrovo National Park
* 41.96722220.9808332 Brvenica
* 42.0721.053 Tearce-Jegunovce

## Understand
### People

Polog is made up of nine municipalities. Over 300,000 people live in the region, making it the country's second-largest after Skopje. It is the only one of the eight regions in North Macedonia in which ethnic Macedonians do not form a majority of the population; ethnic Albanians makeup nearly three-quarters of Polog. The municipalities of Bogovinje, Brvenica, Gostivar, Tearce, Tetovo, Vrapčište, and Želino have large Albanian majorities with varying degrees of Macedonian and Turkish minorities. Jegunovce and Mavrovo and Rostuša municipalities have slight Macedonian majorities.
Most of the region is rural, however two of North Macedonia's larger cities, Tetovo and Gostivar, are located in Polog.

## See

* Aside from breathtaking nature, Mavrovo National Park is also home to some of the most picturesque villages in the Balkans. Galičnik may be the best-known village in North Macedonia due to its well-preserved architecture and the annual Galičnik Wedding occurring in July. Lazaropole is also well-known, especially for the Church of St George and its frescoes. Historic Janče sits high up, across a valley from the Monastery of St John Bigorski.
* The Monastery of St John Bigorski, within Mavrovo National Park, may be the most important landmark in Polog. It was established roughly one thousand years ago, though it got its present look in the 16th century. One of its most valuable treasures is its wood-carved iconostasis.
* The Ottoman heritage of Tetovo, the region's largest city, is visible in the uniquely decorated Šarena Džamija, the Arabati Baba Tekje, the best surviving Bektashi Tekje in Europe, the ruined Tetovo Fortress, and the Bey's Hamam.
* The village of Vrutok, near Gostivar, is home to the source of the Vardar, North Macedonia's most important river.
# Polotsk

Polotsk (or Polatsk) is a city in Belarus, in Vitebsk Oblast. First mentioned in 862, it is the oldest city in Belarus. Now it is a city of local importance with 83,000 inhabitants (2009) and with considerable architectural heritage from the times of old Rus and later periods.
Polotsk is one of the places that are considered the geographic centre of Europe.

## Get in
### By plane

Apart from very few seasonal services to Brest, the only airport with regular international flights is Minsk, from which you can take a train or bus to Polotsk. Belavia, the national carrier, has flights to most European capitals but also several European airlines, such as LOT, Lufthansa, and Aeroflot fly from their countries to Belarus. No low-cost airlines operate in Belarus as of 2020.
There are at least three trains a day from Vilnius in Lithuania (about 2½ hours away), and less often but still regularly from Warsaw (with a change of trains in Brest if you are not taking the Berlin-Moscow train), and Riga in Latvia, which usually have cheaper flight connections. The downside is this route is only possible to those who have entirely visa-free access to Belarus. Those availing of the visa waiver program can only enter and leave the country through Minsk Airport if their final destination is Polotsk.

### By train

Polotsk is one of the most important railway hubs, with direct services from both Minsk and Vitebsk. The railway station is a bit to the north of the centre of town.

### By bus

Although this is a tad more expensive, it's usually quicker too. No need to book in advance; just roll up and go.
As well as the larger inter-city style of coach, minibuses known as marshrutkas also take about 3 hours from Minsk, but you need to phone in advance to be sure of a seat.
The bus station is next door to the train station.

### By road

From Minsk: M3 towards Vitebsk until just after Lepel, and then the R46 (Р46 in Cyrillic) to Polotsk.

## See
### Historical buildings

* 55.4862828.758641 The Cathedral of Saint Sophia. This medieval building was completely redecorated during the Baroque period.
* 55.50409428.7807812 Transfiguration Church. A well-preserved building from the times of old Rus', with some later alterations.

### Museums

* 55.48428.76813 Museum of Belarusian Printing. The collection includes some rare 16th-century editions. The building. It was erected in the 18th century as a monastery school. Francysk Skaryna, the first Belarusian printer, was born in Polotsk around 1490, and it is in memory of him that this museum was created.
* 55.488228.7684 Museum of Traditional Weaving, ☏ +375 214 46-30-41, tkach.polotsk@museum.by.

### Monuments

* Monument to the letter Ў. Monument dedicated to unique Belarussian letter Ў, not used in any other Slavic language.
# North Highlands

North Highlands is in Sacramento County in California.

## Get in

by car
* Sacramento: Take Business Loop 80 East
* SMF Airport: Take 5 South to 80 East

## Sleep

* Americas Best Value Inn North Highlands Sacramento, 4600 Watt Ave, ☏ +1 916-779-5790.

## Go next

Sacramento- From 10 minutes during the quiet hours, up to 45 minutes during peak hours!
Sacramento is home to the California State Capitol, Arden Mall, and lots of restaurants and stores.
# North Holland Peninsula

The North Holland Peninsula is a region within the province of North Holland in the Netherlands.

## Cities

* 52.62894.744031 Alkmaar — the cheese market and picturesque historic centre
* 52.755.222 Andijk - a typical West Frisian rural community, on the dike
* 52.67034.70543 Bergen — artist village at the beach and the Schoorlse Duinen
* 52.67254.80564 Broek op Langedijk — the Museum Broeker Veiling is notably interesting
* 52.55174.65835 Castricum — has a nice beach, the lake of Alkmaar-Uitgeest and the dunes
* 52.9583334.7588896 Den Helder — home to the country's main naval base and the ferry to Texel
* 52.75.2833337 Enkhuizen — historic town with the Zuiderzeemuseum, a large open-air museum about the Netherlands in the period 1850-1950
* 52.60114.70198 Heiloo — built around a white church, this town expanded rapidly due to an influx of inhabitants from Amsterdam
* 52.6533335.0733339 Hoorn — stunning historic centre with a cozy atmosphere
* 52.7674415.10374610 Medemblik — small village that has a rich history with many old buildings, castles and monuments
* 52.784.811 Schagen — historic town centre and the Schager Wiel nature area

## Definition

The northern Dutch Peninsula can be divided in three regions. The most urbanized region is Groot Alkmaar(Greater Alkmaar) with about 308,000 inhabitants. It is a weakly defined region with no definitive name and it overlaps with other regions. Some proposed names for this region include West-Friesland-West and North-Kennemerland, although only a small part of the region actually forms a part of West-Friesland and it has no connection with the historical county of Kennemerland.
West-Friesland is a culturally distinct area encircled by the Westfriese Omringdijk (West Frisian ring dyke). The West Frisian dialect belongs to the Hollandic dialect group of the Dutch language, but it is related to the West Frisian language as spoken in the province of Friesland. North of it is the "Kop van Noord-Holland" (the head of North Holland), a sparse region outside of the ring dyke where West Frisian is also spoken. The island of Texel is culturally a part of this region, but geographically an island in the Wadden Sea.

## Talk

The Hollandic Dutch dialect of West Frisian is spoken in West Friesland and the head of North-Holland. This is not to be confused with the language of West Frisian as spoken in the province of Friesland, even though both languages are related to each other.

## Get in

NS railways are usually your best bet of getting to various towns from major cities south. Trains usually run every 30 minutes to and from most major cities and some major towns.

## Get around

Overal operates some local bus routes in the area.

## Go next

* Friesland
* Lelystad
* Texel
# North Haven (Maine)

North Haven (Maine) is an island with a small town in Knox County, Maine.

## Get in

North Haven, being an island, requires a little bit of foreknowledge as a destination. The best route in from outside New England is to fly to Boston's Logan Airport. Get in before 11:25AM and you can catch a Concord Trailways bus to Rockland (for about $35--catch the bus first, and buy the ticket at the first stop--Boston's South Station). You'll get into Rockland around 4:30PM. The bus will drop you off at the Maine State Ferry terminal parking lot. Ferry tickets for pedestrians are $17.50. The Ferry ride is a little more than 85 minutes. But unlike the plane or bus, you're not restricted to your seat. Riders effectively have free reign on deck and on the lookout landing below the bridge. And be sure you take advantage of it. The ride is fantastic (albeit impossibly windy and frequently cold). You'll pass two lighthouses, uncountable sailboats, and catch your only unfettered view of the Fox Islands on one side and the Camden hills on the other. If you're really lucky, you might even glimpse an elusive seal (although they give the ferries a wide berth).

## Eat

* Calderwood Hall, ☏ +1 207 867-4700. $$. (updated Jun 2016)
* Nebo Lodge. (updated Jun 2016)

## Sleep

* Nebo Lodge. (updated Jun 2016)
# North Henan

North Henan is the northern part of Henan Province, China. This part is located north of the Yellow River and relatively industrialized than the average level of Henan.

## Cities

* 36.09561114.346141 Anyang — economic and cultural center during the Shang dynasty
* 35.083333112.5833332 Jiyuan — small city home to Wulongkou Scenic Area
* 35.76392115.029963 Puyang — famous for its oil industry
* 35.29917113.885154 Xinxiang — former capital of Pingyuan Province
* 35.22904113.23045 Jiaozuo — famous for its coal industry
* 35.74975114.28876 Hebi — famous for its coal industry
* 35.1481114.19287 Yanjin

## Other destinations

* Linlüshan National Park (林虑山风景名胜区)
* Qingtianhe National Park (青天河风景名胜区)
* Shennongshan National Park (神农山风景名胜区)
* 35.43113.361 Wangwushan—Yuntaishan National Park (王屋山─云台山国家公园)

## Get in

Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport (CGO)
# Pasadena (Texas)

Pasadena is in the North Barrier Coast of Texas.

## Understand

Pasadena is known for its plethora of oil refineries. As such, it is often referred to as "Stinkadena" by the neighboring locals.

## See

A futuristic, dystopian silver skyline of refineries that seems to stretch for miles.

## Do

* ItzUSA, 5950 Fairmont Parkway, ☏ +1 281 998-2424. Su-F 11AM-8PM, Sa 10AM-8PM. Try unlimited pizza buffet, pasta, soup & potato dishes with refreshing beverages & desserts. Enjoy kids fun activities like bowling, arcade, rock climbing, and bumper cars.
# Pasadena (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Pasadena:

### California

* Pasadena - A city in California.

### Texas

* Pasadena - A city in Texas.
# Pascagoula (Mississippi)

Pascagoula is on the Gulf Coast of Mississippi, on the east side of the Pascagoula River. Besides beaches, it is the site of considerable industry with the Ingalls Shipbuilding Company and other operations. Hurricane Katrina's forces were so strong here in 2005 that they even damaged US Navy ships. Jimmy Buffett and Channing Tatum spent at least part of their childhood here.

## See

* 30.37975-88.557631 Old Spanish Fort (La Pointe Krebs Museum), 4602 Fort St, ☏ +1 228 471-5126. M-Sa 10AM-5PM, Su Noon-5PM. Said to be the oldest structure in the Mississippi Valley, built in the 1750s. (updated Dec 2021)
* 30.37065-88.55592 Round Island Lighthouse. A fairly prominent landmark, even if it isn't by the water. (updated Dec 2021)
* 30.35114-88.557633 Jimmy Buffett’s Childhood Home, 1305 Roosevelt St. For Jimmy Buffett fans. (updated Dec 2021)

## Do

* 30.3435-88.5351 Pascagoula Beach Park, 600 City Park St, ☏ +1 228 762-1020. Daily 7AM-9PM. City beach with pier. (updated Dec 2021)

## Eat

* 30.35464-88.543431 Bozo's Seafood Market, 2012 Ingalls Ave, ☏ +1 228 762-3322. Daily 8AM-8PM. A very laid-back seafood purveyor that doesn't disappoint with shrimp baskets and crawfish and the like. (updated Dec 2021)

## Sleep

* 30.36972-88.557981 Grand Magnolia Ballroom & Suites, 3604 Magnolia St, ☏ +1 228 696-1894. Boutique place. (updated Dec 2021)
# Queenstown

There is more than one place called Queenstown

### Australia

* Queenstown (Tasmania) - A mining town of about 2000 people, on the West Coast of the state of Tasmania.

### Ireland

* Cobh - Known as Queenstown when Ireland was under British rule.

### New Zealand

* Queenstown (New Zealand) - This tourist resort in the South Island has an urban population of 18,000.

### Singapore

* A suburb in Western Singapore

### South Africa

* Queenstown (Eastern Cape) - A town in the Eastern Cape with a large surrounding farming district.
# Queens/Forest Park

Forest Park is the name of a large city park and a section of Queens, a borough of New York City. It includes the neighborhoods of Forest Hills, a well-kept, leafy neighborhood of relatively well-to-do homeowners and immigrants from areas including the former Soviet Union and Poland; Rego Park, which has been settled in particular by immigrants from Uzbekistan and East Asia; and Kew Gardens, which is in effect a wealthy suburb, but within New York City limits. None of these neighborhoods have must-sees for tourists, but trips there for some interesting food and a walk around can be pleasant and show the traveler a different side of New York.

## Get in
### By subway

Much of this area can be accessed by subway. The E and F trains are very fast express trains, except for late nights. The trip on the E train from Midtown Manhattan to 71st/Continental Ave, the main subway station in Forest Hills, lasts about 30 minutes. The M and R local trains travel on the same routes. See the MTA website for more information about subway and Queens bus routes in the area.

### By commuter rail

The Long Island Railroad has stops at Forest Hills and Kew Gardens.

### By car

In this area of Queens, many people use automobiles. Other than limited-access highways (the Long Island Expressway to Manhattan and Long Island and Jackie Robinson Parkway to parts of Brooklyn), Queens Boulevard is the major road. Street parking is reasonably available throughout much of the area.

## See

* Forest Park.
* Forest Hills and Kew Gardens include some pretty areas to walk or drive around.
* 40.700361-73.8567221 Forest Park Carousel. built in 1903 (updated Sep 2018)

## Eat

* 40.7171-73.86241 Dominick's Hot Dog Truck, Woodhaven Blvd and 67th Ave (in front of St Johns Cemetery). M-F 11AM-5PM. A food truck serving what is often regarded as some of the best hot dogs in the city. The onions and sauerkraut are superb.
* 40.717-73.85232 Lillian Pizzeria, 96-01 69th Ave, Forest Hills, ☏ +1-718-520-8749. 11AM-9PM. Some say it's the best pizza in Forest Hills, others give it to Nicks. Try their tomato & garlic slice, it's unique and delicious. (updated Mar 2018)
* 40.7197-73.84493 Pahal Zan, 106-12 71st Ave, Forest Hills, ☏ +1-718-793-7177. 11AM-9PM, closed Sa. A real Jewish establishment, right under the LIRR tracks in Forest Hills. The falafel, red cabbage, spicy sauce, hummus and tzatziki pita pocket is amazing. (updated Mar 2018)

## Drink

* 40.7199-73.84511 Forest Hills Station House, 106-11 71st Ave, Forest Hills (next to the Forest Hills Long Island Railroad Station), ☏ +1-718-544-5000. A whiskey bar and gastro pub in the Forest Hills area, close to Forest Hills Stadium. (updated Feb 2020)

## Sleep

* 40.67192-73.844091 Travelodge by Wyndham Ozone Park, 137-30 Redding St, Ozone Park, ☏ +1-718-568-0746. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: 11AM. (updated Feb 2022)

## Stay safe

Beware when crossing or driving on Queens Boulevard: Its nickname is the "boulevard of death," because there have been accidents involving pedestrians crossing this wide boulevard.
# Mina (disambiguation)

There is more than one place called Mina:

### Lebanon

* El Mina - a coastal city, part of Tripoli (Lebanon)

### Mexico

* Mina (Nuevo León) - a village near Monterrey, on the route to the Boca de Potrerillos archeological site.

### Saudi Arabia

* Mina - A temporary tented town outside Mecca, accommodation for Hajj pilgrims.

### United States of America

* Mina (Nevada) - A town in Nevada.
* Mina (Pennsylvania) - A town in Pennsylvania
# Minamata

Minamata (水俣) is a city in Kumamoto on the island of Kyushu, Japan.

## Understand

Minamata is above all known for one thing: the contamination of its bay with mercury from a chemical plant and the resulting Minamata disease (水俣病 Minamata-byō) that resulted neurological symptoms including paralysis, insanity and death. The culprit, Chisso Corporation — the town's largest employer by far — did all it could to avoid blame, including suppressing internal research showing that its wastewater caused the disease in cats and later claiming it had cleaned up its wastewater in 1959 while in fact it hadn't, leading to an epidemic of severe birth defects. When the second wave of cases broke out, photographer W. Eugene Smith brought the disease to the world's attention in 1972, and was severely beaten for his trouble by yakuza goons. In the end, an estimated 17,000 people were affected.
Given that sad history, the town is nowhere near as grim as you might expect: it's on Kumamoto's scenic Shiranui Coast, occasionally dubbed "the Mediterranean of Japan", and there are quite a few hot springs nearby.

### Tourist information site

The local tourist association has a Japanese-only guide site with integrated Google Translate.

## Get in

Minamata is served by Shin-Minamata station on the Kyushu Shinkansen line from Fukuoka (2 hrs), Kumamoto (40 min) and Kagoshima (35 min). The cheaper but slower option is to use the private Hisatsu Orange Railway from Yatsushiro (1 hr) to Satsumasendai (90 min), which stops at both Shin-Minamata and "old" Minamata station.

## See

* 32.2036130.37451 Minamata Disease Municipal Museum (水俣病資料館), 53 Myojin Cho. Tu-Su 09:00-17:00. Free. (updated Jan 2017)

## Do

The hot springs towns of Yunoko Onsen (湯の児温泉) and Yunotsuru Onsen (湯の鶴温泉) are nearby.

## Go next

* Tsunagi
* Ashikita
* Kuma
* Yatsushiro
* Hitoyoshi
* Izumi
* Akune
* Nagashima
* Satsumasendai
# Minangkabau phrasebook

Minangkabau or simply Minang (known natively as Bahaso Minangkabau or Bahaso Minangkabo) is a language spoken predominantly by the Minangkabau people, native to the western and central hemisphere of the Indonesian island of Sumatra.

## Phrase list
### Basics
#### How are you?

    Ba'a kaba ang? (to male) / Ba'a kaba kau? (to female)

#### I'm well

    Ambo ...

#### What is your name?

    Sapo namo ang? (to male) / Sapo namo kau? (to female)

#### My name is ______

    Namo ambo ______

#### You're welcome (in response to 'thank you')

    Samo-samo

#### Yes

    Iyo, Yo

#### No

    Indak, Ndak

#### I can't speak Minangkau [well]

    Ambo indak bisa mangecek bahaso Minangkabau [dangan baiak]

#### Do you speak English?

    Bisa mangecek bahaso Inggris ang/kau?

#### Is there someone here who speaks English?

    Siko ado nan bisa mangecek bahaso Inggris?

#### Help!

    Toloang!

#### Look out!

    Awas!

#### Good evening

    Salamaik patang

#### Good night

    Salamaik malam

#### I don't understand

    Ambo indak paham

#### Where is the toilet?

    Dima yo toilet?

#### Where are you from?

    Dai mano nga/kau barasa?

### Eating
#### A table for one person/two people, please.
#### chicken

    ayam
# Sami

Sami can be:
* an indigenous group in the Nordic countries, see
** Sami culture
** Saami phrasebook
* Sami (Greece)
# Same

Same may refer to:
* The Sami culture or their language
* Σάμη, the Ancient Greek name for Kefalonia
* Same (East Timor) the capital of the Manufahi district of the Timorese South Coast
* Samé, a city in the Kayes region of Mali
* Same (Tanzania) in Northeast Tanzania