Vienna

Vienna

Vienna, 1) (a. Geogr.), alter Name der Stadt Vienne, s.d.; 2) (n. Geogr.), die englische Bezeichnung von Wien; 3) Städtischer Bezirk mit Postamt (Post-township) in der Grafschaft Oneida des Staates New York (Nordamerika), am Oneida See; 3500 Ew.; 4) Postort in der Grafschaft Phelps des Staates New York, am Zusammenfluß des Canandaigua u. des Flint Creek u. an einer Zweigbahn der New York Centralbahn; Eisenindustrie; 2000 Ew.; 5) Hauptort der Grafschaft Doley im Staate Georgia; 6) Hauptort der Grafschaft Johnson im Staate Illinois; 7) zahlreiche kleinere Orte in verschiedenen anderen der Vereinigten Staaten.


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