nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Boulder Quarry

Boulder Quarry (Japanese: きょだいがんせきぐん Giant Rock Area) is a dungeon only playable in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky. It only appears in the Special Episode Here Comes Team Charm!. It has a total of 11 floors, with Boulder Quarry consisting of five floors, Deep Boulder Quarry of five floors and Boulder Quarry Clearing of one floor. There is a relay point between 5F in Boulder Quarry and 1F in Deep Boulder Quarry. The music is a remix of the music from Mt. Steel in the first game.
After going through Boulder Quarry, Team Charm comes to Illusion Stone Chamber (Japanese: ), where there are two paths to take. 
==Gameplay==
As this is a Special Episode dungeon, the player cannot recruit Pokémon inside and cannot be rescued if knocked out. 
This dungeon uses two floor layouts:
*Medium-sized with 3-8 rooms on floor 1 of Boulder Quarry and floor 5 of Deep Boulder Quarry, and 3-9 rooms on floor 1 and 4 of Deep Boulder Quarry
*Large-sized with:
**3-9 rooms on floor 2 of Boulder Quarry
**3-10 rooms on floor 3 of both Boulder Quarry and Deep Boulder Quarry
**3-11 rooms on floor 4 of Boulder Quarry and floor 2 of Deep Boulder Quarry
**3-12 rooms on floor 5 of Boulder Quarry
There's 3-6 items on each floor and 2-5 items buried in the walls. There's 2-3 starting enemies on each floor.
The IQ Booster does not activate in this dungeon. The turn limit is 1000. There is water on floors 3 and 5 of Boulder Quarry and floor 2 of Deep Boulder Quarry. There is light darkness in the dungeon starting on floor 4 of Boulder Quarry. The enemies in this dungeon have 150IQ.
==Pokémon encountered==
===Boulder Quarry===
===Deep Boulder Quarry===
===Boulder Quarry Clearing===
==Items==
===Ground===
|}
===Kecleon Shop===
|}
===Monster House===
|}
===Buried items===
|}
==Traps==
The amount of traps depends on the floor:
*0 on floor 1 of Boulder Quarry
*3-6 on floor 2 of Boulder Quarry
*3-7 on floor 3 of Boulder Quarry
*4-8 on floors 4 and 5 of Boulder Quarry, and in Deep Boulder Quarry
Game will spawn extra in a Monster House.
Image	Trap 	Appearance %
 	Chestnut Trap 	6.33%
 	Explosion Trap 	2.53%
 	Grimy Trap 	6.33%
 	Gust Trap 	3.17%
 	Mud Trap 	3.16%
 	PP-Zero Trap 	6.33%
 	Poison Trap 	6.33%
 	Pokémon Trap 	6.33%
 	Seal Trap 	3.16%
 	Selfdestruct Trap	1.90%
 	Slow Trap 	6.33%
 	Slumber Trap 	7.60%
 	Spin Trap 	5.69%
 	Trip Trap 	3.16%
 	Warp Trap 	6.33%
 	Wonder Tile 	25.32%
==Other encounters==
Image	Encounter 	B1F-B5F	BD1F, BD3F-BD5F	BD2F
 	Kecleon Shop 	8% 	8% 	50%
 	Monster House	0% 	5% 	5%
==Layout==
Entrance 	Boulder Quarry	Rest stop
 	 	
Deep Boulder Quarry	Clearing 	Illusion Stone Chamber
 	 	
  	  	 
==In other languages==
Boulder Quarry	
Deep Boulder Quarry	
Boulder Quarry Clearing	
Illusion Stone Chamber
Category:Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky locations
de:Geröllbruch
es:Roquedal
fr:Carrière Rocher
it:Cava Rocciosa
ja:きょだいがんせきぐん
zh:巨大岩石群
Bounce Energy (Skyridge 142)

Bounce Energy (Japanese: バウンスエネルギー Bounce Energy) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==e-Reader data==
This card's ID is F-55-#. The short strip contains a brief card summary. There is no long strip for this card.
==Trivia==
This card is similar to , but with a drawback.
===Origin===
Category:Energy cards that provide more than one unit of Energy
Category:Energy cards that provide only Colorless Energy
Category:Skyridge cards
Category:Mysterious Mountains cards
Category:Illus. by Shin-ichi Yoshikawa
de:Abprall-Energie (TCG)
fr:Bounce Energy (Skyridge 142)
it:Energia Rimbalzo (Skyridge 142)
ja:バウンスエネルギー
Bouncy Bubble (move)

Bouncy Bubble (Japanese: いきいきバブル Lively Bubble) is a damage-dealing move introduced during Generation VII, in . It is one of the signature moves of the .
==Effect==
===Generation VII===
Bouncy Bubble deals damage and 50% of the damage dealt to the target is restored to the user.
===Generation VIII onwards===
Bouncy Bubble cannot be selected in a battle. However, it has been modified: its PP was changed to 20, its power was changed to 60, and 100% of the damage dealt to the target is restored to the user.
==Description==
|}
|}
==Learnset==
===By Move Tutor===
In Let's Go, Eevee!, the Move Tutor of Bouncy Bubble is located in Cerulean City's Pokémon Center.
==Trivia==
* Bouncy Bubble is the only .
* Of all damage-dealing moves, Bouncy Bubble is tied with for most variations in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, with eight including itself.
==In other languages==
Category:Signature moves
Category:HP-draining moves
Category:Moves in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!
Category:Moves unusable in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Category:Moves unusable in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet
de:Blubbsauger
es:Vapodrenaje
fr:Évo-Thalasso
it:Bollaslurp
ja:いきいきバブル
zh:活活气泡（招式）
Bounsweet (Chilling Reign 13)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move in the Pokémon games that can learn. This card's Pokédex entry comes from Pokémon Shield.
Category:Chilling Reign cards
Category:Silver Lance cards
Category:Illus. by MAHOU
de:Frubberl (Schaurige Herrschaft 013)
es:Bounsweet (Reinado Escalofriante TCG)
fr:Croquine (Épée et Bouclier Règne de Glace 013)
it:Bounsweet (Regno Glaciale 13)
ja:アマカジ (S6H)
zh:甜竹竹（S6H）
Bounsweet (D4-033)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Grade 1 Pokémon Ga-Olé disk. It is part of the .
==Disk data==
==Locations==
This Pokémon can be found on the following courses:
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move that Bounsweet can learn in the games.
Bounsweet (Darkness Ablaze 14)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move in the Pokémon games that can learn via or Move Tutor. This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:Darkness Ablaze cards
Category:Explosive Walker cards
Category:Illus. by Yuka Morii
de:Frubberl (Flammende Finsternis 014)
es:Bounsweet (Oscuridad Incandescente TCG)
fr:Croquine (Épée et Bouclier Ténèbres Embrasées 014)
it:Bounsweet (Fiamme Oscure 14)
ja:アマカジ (S2a)
zh:甜竹竹（S2a）
Bounsweet (Duel 621)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a figure in Pokémon Duel. It was made available and added to Time Boosters in version 7.0.14.
==Abilities==
==Data Disk==
|}
==Release information==
This figure was available as a Monthly Points Reward from .
==Trivia==
* Prior to the update on August 26, 2019 as part of version 7.0.15, this figure was exclusive to Time Boosters from Ultra League and higher.
===Origin===
 and are moves in the Pokémon games that can learn. is a Z-Move in the games that Bounsweet can use by equipping Grassium Z.
Bounsweet (Obsidian Flames 16)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:Obsidian Flames cards
Category:Snow Hazard cards
Category:Illus. by Kurata So
de:Frubberl (Obsidianflammen 016)
es:Bounsweet (Llamas Obsidianas TCG)
fr:Croquine (Écarlate et Violet Flammes Obsidiennes 016)
ja:アマカジ (SV2P)
zh:甜竹竹（SV2P）
Bounsweet (Paradox Rift 8)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Basic Pokémon card. It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Quick Blow is an attack that first appeared as Quick Attack on from . This card's Pokédex entry comes from . The Entrance Hall of Naranja Academy is featured in the illustration.
Category:Paradox Rift cards
Category:Ancient Roar cards
Category:Illus. by Kouki Saitou
de:Frubberl (Paradoxrift 008)
es:Bounsweet (Brecha Paradójica TCG)
fr:Croquine (Écarlate et Violet Faille Paradoxe 008)
ja:アマカジ (SV4K)
Bounsweet (Pokémon)/Generation VIII learnset

Bounsweet is available in .
====By leveling up====
====By TM/TR====
====By ====
====By tutoring====
====By transfer from another generation====
it:Bounsweet/Mosse apprese in ottava generazione
ja:アマカジ/第八世代のおぼえるわざ
zh:甜竹竹/第八世代招式表
Bounsweet (Sun & Moon 18)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Basic Pokémon card. It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese . It was later reprinted as a Mirror Holofoil card in the Japanese subset and as both a Non Holofoil and a Reverse Confetti Holofoil card in the French .
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 and are both moves in the Pokémon games that can learn. This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:Sun & Moon cards
Category:Collection Sun cards
Category:GX Battle Boost cards
Category:McDonald's Collection 2018 (FR) cards
Category:Illus. by Akira Komayama
Category:Holographic cards
de:Frubberl (Sonne & Mond 18)
es:Bounsweet (Sol y Luna TCG)
fr:Croquine (Soleil et Lune 18)
ja:アマカジ (SM1S)
zh:甜竹竹（SM1S）
Bounsweet (TCG)

has been featured on different cards since it debuted in the expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Bounsweet cards are normally .
==List of Pokémon cards featuring Bounsweet==
|}
761
de:Frubberl (TCG)
es:Bounsweet (TCG)
it:Bounsweet (GCC)
ja:アマカジ (カードゲーム)
Bounsweet (UL2-040)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Grade 1 Pokémon Ga-Olé disk. It is part of the .
==Disk data==
==Locations==
This Pokémon can be found on the following courses:
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move that Bounsweet can learn in the games.
Bounsweet (Unified Minds 17)

Bounsweet (Japanese: アマカジ Amakaji) is a Basic Pokémon card. It was first released as part of the expansion.
==Card text==
===Pokédex data===
==Release information==
This card was included in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. It was reprinted in the Japanese subset.
==Trivia==
===Origin===
 is a move in the Pokémon games that can learn. Spinning Attack is an attack that first appeared on from . This card's Pokédex entry comes from .
Category:Unified Minds cards
Category:Sky Legend cards
Category:Tag All Stars cards
Category:Illus. by Mizue
Category:Holographic cards
de:Frubberl (Bund der Gleichgesinnten 17)
es:Bounsweet (Mentes Unidas TCG)
fr:Croquine (Soleil et Lune Harmonie des Esprits 17)
ja:アマカジ (SM10b)
zh:甜竹竹（SM10b）
Bountiful Sea

Bountiful Sea (Japanese: かな Bountiful Sea) is a Friend Area in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team and a rescue team camp in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX in the Northern Sea area. In Red Rescue Team and Blue Rescue Team, it has a capacity of 9 Pokémon. All of the Pokémon that reside here are .
It can be purchased from the for 5500 / 9000 Poké after completing the main storyline. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX, purchasing Bountiful Sea unlocks the Grand Sea dungeon.
==Geography==
Bountiful Sea contains several small huts shaped like beehives. They surround a large, detailed floor pattern made of concentric circles.
==Pokémon==
===Generation III===
===Generation VIII===
==Appearance==
==In other languages==
Category:Seas
de:Üppigmeer
es:Campamentos#Mar Rico
fr:Mer Prospérité
it:Mare Generoso
zh:丰饶之海
Box

Box has several referrals:
* For the related subsections of the 's digital organization program, see Pokémon Storage System
* For the Nintendo GameCube game that acts as a physical storage system, see 
* For the items in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, see Treasure Box
* For the trophy-containing boxes in Generation II, see Normal Box and Gorgeous Box
* For the box used to store Apricorns, see Apricorn Box
* For the box-shaped machine that stores s in , see Medal Box
;See also
* Case
de:Box
Box Topper (TCG)

A Box Topper is a special card included inside sealed booster boxes as an incentive for buying an entire box of s. They were first introduced in the , where they were oversized, reverse-holographic versions of a card from within the set. The first Box Toppers measured 126.5 × 90.0 mm, compared with Regular cards measuring 87.0 × 63.0 mm and at 205.5 × 145.5 mm. Starting in , Box Toppers became Regular sized cards with a design unique to the set. These Regular size Toppers (along with the secret insert cards, such as in ) have a set number which exceeds the size of the set (e.g. "98/97") and always have a rarity. The inclusion of Box Toppers ceased after the release of , with some of the booster pack boxes containing a figurine of a Pokémon instead.
==Card lists==
===Oversized cards===
===Regular cards===
==Gallery==
Box Topper Legendary back.png|The back of a Box Topper.
Box Topper transparency.jpg|A picture of the back of an e-Card Series Box Topper, showing its transparency.
==See also==
* 
Category:Pokémon trading card classifications
fr:Box Topper
it:Box Topper (GCC)
zh:卡盒封面（TCG）
Box of Disaster (Lost Origin 154)

Box of Disaster (Japanese: 災いの箱 Disaster Box) is a . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Release information==
This card was included as both a Regular card and a in the expansion, first released in the Japanese subset. Both prints feature artwork by Toyste Beach.
===Gallery===
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Lost Origin cards
Category:Dark Phantasma cards
Category:Illus. by Toyste Beach
Category:Holographic cards
Category:Secret cards
Category:Full Art cards
de:Kiste des Unheils (TCG)
es:Caja del Desastre (TCG)
fr:Boîte à Désastre (Épée et Bouclier Origine Perdue 154)
ja:災いの箱
zh:灾祸箱（TCG）
Box trick

The box trick is a method in the core series Pokémon games that causes a Pokémon's stats to be recalculated based on its current effort values. This trick is applicable in Generations through ; from Generation V onward, the trick is obsolete, due to changes to a Pokémon's EVs automatically being applied to its stats.
A Pokémon's stats are derived values, based on the Pokémon's level, s (effort values), s (individual values), base stats, and (from Generation III onward) nature. If a Pokémon levels up or evolves, its level or base stats change, and all of its stats are recalculated; however, prior to Generation V, a Pokémon's stats are not always recalculated when its EVs are changed. From Generation I to IV, even if a Pokémon gains EVs in battle, its stats remain unchanged unless it leveled up or evolved; in Generation II, gaining EVs by consuming vitamins does not cause a Pokémon's stats to be recalculated either.
If a Pokémon is placed in the PC, its stats will be recalculated, without the need to level up or evolve. Doing this intentionally is known as the box trick. This occurs because the derived stats are not stored for Pokémon in the PC, only the values from which they are derived.
From Generation III onward, a Pokémon's stats are also recalculated if its EVs are changed by a vitamin or .
==See also==
* Stats
* Pokémon data structure (Generation I)
* Pokémon data structure (Generation II)
Category:Game mechanics
it:Trucco del box
Boxed Order (Temporal Forces 143)

Boxed Order (Japanese: おとりよせボックス Order Box) is an . It is part of the expansion.
==Card text==
==Trivia==
===Origin===
Category:Temporal Forces cards
Category:Wild Force cards
Category:Illus. by Studio Bora Inc.
Category:Trainer cards that move Trainer cards from player's deck into hand
Category:Cards that finish player's turn
de:Verpackte Bestellung (TCG)
es:Caja de Envío (TCG)
fr:Commande Emballée (Écarlate et Violet Forces Temporelles 143)
ja:おとりよせボックス
zh:訂購盒（TCG）
Boy (PT10)

This unnamed boy (Japanese: 少年 boy) is the protagonist of PT10.
==Pokémon==
This listing is of Boy's known in POKÉTOON:
==Achievements==
===Gyms===
* Unnamed Gym
===Pokémon League===
* Unknown Pokémon League - (PT10)
==Voice actors==
==Related articles==
Category:Male characters 
Category:Champions
Category:Animation characters
Category:POKÉTOON characters
Boy and his Lapras

Boy and his Lapras (Japanese: ラプラスに乗った少年 Boy Riding a ), known as Riding on the Stars in Chuang Yi's translations, is a song in the Pokémon Adventures manga. This song was written and performed by , Agatha, the Day-Care Couple, and Kurt in their youth in order to try to cure their friend Pryce from his depression after losing his two beloved . This song was first heard on the radio in Murkrow Row, sung by DJ Mary, and was heard in full in the last chapter of the , The Last Battle XIV.
==Lyrics==
===Japanese===
Japanese	English
<ab>
</ab>	<ab>Just look from there once more
Look from the place that you returned to
Just let the soft, soft waves
heal your heart so tired from sadness
Just begin to dream once more,
to bring back your 'courage'
And from just that dream,
let the passion you once forgot
into your smile and melt your frozen heart
Yes, on that Friday that I saw you
riding on the back of 
Let your emotion overflow
Just like you did back then
Let me see that shine anew
Let me see that shining you
Just like you did back then
Let me see that smile anew
Let me see that smiling you</ab>
===English===
====VIZ Media====
<ab>Ripples on the waves
Battles on the brain
Can you ease my mind?
Can you feel the strain?
Carry me across the sea
Carry me to days gone by
Let me feel what I felt then
Let old passions fly
Love the ones you have lost
Love the times you knew 
But new life has come along and 
It needs your love too
Rippling waves will bring me home
Back to where life starts
Rippling waves will bring with me
My beloveds' heart
Rippling waves, rippling waves
Rippling waves of love</ab>
====Chuang Yi====
<ab>Just one more time, please look
At the place you wish to return to
And allow the quiet small ripples of time
To heal your tired heart
Just one more time, please dream
And remember the dream called courage
The passion you have forgotten
Will melt the ice in your heart
Memories of you riding that Lapras
Fills my mind, even now
On that Friday
Memories of that time
I wish to see you shine again
Shining like a new star
Like a new moon
Memories of those times
I wish to see you smile again
Smiling
</ab>
==Trivia==
* This song is similarly named to the song "Riding on Lapras", the sixth Japanese ending theme to the anime.
* When the lyrics of the song (VIZ Media version) were first seen in Murkrow Row, the third line was "Can you read my mind?". In The Last Battle XIV, that line was "Can you ease my mind?".
==In other languages==
Category:Songs
Category:Pokémon Adventures
es:El joven montado en Lapras/El joven sobre el Lapras
it:Il giovane che cavalcava un Lapras
ja:ラプラスに乗った少年
Boyleland

Boyleland (Japanese: ボイルランド Boyleland) is a village in .
Boyleland is connected to Pueltown and Haruba Village by boat. The island consists of dried lava and a volcano.
When the first visits Boyleland, the native Pokémon have all disappeared. The player goes into Volcano Cave in order to rescue to Pokémon from Team Dim Sun, who have hypnotized the Pokémon and moved them by using Miniremo units. As a result, the village elder's idolizes the player and will join the player as a after the player has returned from obtaining the Red Gem in Volcano Cave.
Every year, Boyleland celebrates a Snow Festival by finding Pokémon and causing it to snow on the hot island. The player is eventually assigned a quest to find a and to make it snow.
==Demographics==
Boyleland has a population of 18, exactly the same as Vientown and Haruba Village.
===Notable Residents===
==Wild Pokémon==
==Team Dim Sun==
==Quests==
There are five quests that can be found in Boyleland:
		
		
==Obstacles==
==Layout==
==Trivia==
==Names==
Language	Name 	Origin
Japanese	ボイルランド Boyleland 	From boil and land.
English 	Boyleland 	From its Japanese name.
French 	Terruptive 	From terre (land) and éruption (eruption).
German 	Brodellande 	From brodeln (seethe) and land.
Italian 	Caldonia 	From caldo (heat), calderone (cauldron), caldaia (boiler), and possibly .
Spanish 	Hervia 	From hervir (boil).
==Related articles==
Category:Almia locations
Category:Shadows of Almia locations
Category:Settlements
de:Brodellande
es:Hervia
fr:Terruptive
it:Caldonia
ja:ボイルランド
zh:鍋陸島
Bozly

(Japanese: ボズリー Bozly) is a character who appeared in PT14. He is Meg's uncle and current warden of the Safari Zone.
Bozly took over as the new Safari Zone warden after his father. In his early days, he had his hat stolen by his father's , which started a unilateral feud between them. The Chansey wearing a hat became popular at the Safari Zone, attracting s from all places. In order to protect these Trainers from potential dangers, Bozly started to close off some areas of the Safari Zone, a practice of his that became much more overbearing as the time passed.
Meg decided to travel to the Safari Zone for her summer vacation and stayed at Bozly's house. Initially, he refused to talk much about Chansey to her, only saying she was a local troublemaker, but he eventually conceded and told her the details. One night, returning back from a night patrol, Bozly found Chansey at his house's steps and confronted her about their whole situation, but she remained unreadable to him.
The next day, he inadvertently learned about Meg's allergy after simply mentioning the move , which gave him an idea. They visited an area densily populated by , , and that were trapped there by the wind currents since he was blocking off many sections of the Safari Zone. He theorized that their were the cause of the weird things happening at the Safari Zone lately, such as the time he saw all three heads of a ing at the same time. Suddenly, a Hoppip used to paralyze his , but the status condition was quickly cured by Chansey. Seeing how misguided he was, Bozly apologized to Chansey and recognized she was only trying to aid him in his role as the warden, and she finally returned his hat.
==Pokémon==
===On hand===
==Voice actors==
Category:POKÉTOON characters
Category:Male characters
Category:Animation characters
Brackish Town

Brackish Town (Japanese: ビネガータウン Vinegar Town) is an -exclusive location in Kalos. It is located between Cyllage City and Geosenge Town. It is famous for its chocolate cake.
When and came to Brackish Town, they saw an advertisement for an between the of the Kalos region Diantha, and a champion Trainer from Brackish Town, . Ash decided he wanted to battle Diantha, and so the group went to Brackish Town's stadium where the exhibition match would be held. There, they met up with who wanted to study Diantha's Gardevoir and its ability to Mega Evolve. Professor Sycamore then introduced them to Diantha.
Afterwards they watched Diantha's exhibition match. Even though her opponent Magnus was described as a champion Trainer, Diantha had no trouble with defeating him. After the match the group wanted to try Brackish Town's famous chocolate cake. They found out there were long waiting lines in front of the restaurants that were selling it however. was able to get one slice, and the group decided to share it. Right at that moment they met up with Diantha again who was in disguise to also try to get a slice of chocolate cake, but she found out it was sold out completely. The group then decided to share it with Diantha as well.
==Names==
Language 	Name 	Origin
Japanese 	ビネガータウン Vinegar Town 	From
English 	Brackish Town 	From
French 	Balsamique 	From
Italian 	Salmastrovilla 	From acqua salmastra, brackish water
Spanish 	Pueblo Salinas 	From salinas, saltworks
Chinese ()	比內克鎮 Bǐnèikè Zhèn 	Transliteration of its Japanese name
Chinese ()	比內克鎮 Béinoihhāk Jan 	Mandarin-based transliteration of Japanese name
Polish 	Miasteczko Brackish 	From its English name
Category:Towns
es:Pueblo Salobre/Salinas
fr:Balsamique
it:Salmastrovilla
zh:比內克鎮