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Sourced using AI2012 · Greenville, South Carolina
Read record →Sourced using AI1974 · Dominican Republic, likely Santo Domingo area
Read record →Sourced using AI1897 · Maui, Hawaiian Islands
Read record →Sourced using AI1962–1966 · Baker Island and nearby central Pacific airspace
Read record →Sourced using AI1925–1939 · Tell el-Mutesellim, northern Palestine
Read record →Sourced using AI1929–1930 · Nyasaland, present-day Malawi
Read record →Sourced using AI1820, with later accounts · Manchester Township, New York
Read record →Sourced using AI1983 · New Forest, Hampshire, England
Read record →Sourced using AI1960 · Poland, location to be established
Read record →Sourced using AI1950 · Lakhimpur district, Assam
Read record →Sourced using AI1976 · Río Gallegos, Santa Cruz, Argentina
Read record →Sourced using AI1930s · Guam
Read record →Sourced using AI1998 · Auckland, Auckland Region
Read record →Sourced using AI1888 · Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
Read record →Sourced using AI1967 · Nuremberg, Bavaria
Read record →Sourced using AI1945 · German airspace and occupied Central Europe
Read record →Sourced using AI1958 · Brazil, multiple states
Read record →Sourced using AI1990s–2000s Syrian local tradition · Aleppo Citadel, Aleppo
Read record →Sourced using AIEarly 15th century; recorded in contemporary and near-contemporary hagiography · Corbie and reforming Poor Clare convents
Read record →Sourced using AI1973 · Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico
Read record →Sourced using AI1966–1969 · Eastern Nigeria, especially Enugu and Biafran-held areas
Read record →Sourced using AI4 February 1977 · Broad Haven, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Read record →Sourced using AI2004 · Uberlândia, Minas Gerais
Read record →Sourced using AIJuly 1924 · Ape Canyon, Mount St. Helens, Washington, United States
Read record →Sourced using AI1986 · Freeport, Grand Bahama
Read record →Sourced using AI1957 · San José, Costa Rica
Read record →Sourced using AI1988–1990 · Fátima, Santarém District
Read record →Sourced using AIc. 1200 · Worms and the legendary Burgundian world
Read record →Sourced using AI1971 · Innsbruck, Tyrol
Read record →Sourced using AI2007–2011 (date uncertain) · Bahrain, location uncertain
Read record →Sourced using AI1910 · South Africa, locations to be established
Read record →Sourced using AI1975 · Launceston, Tasmania
Read record →Sourced using AI2015 · Algiers
Read record →Sourced using AI1972–1976 · Maseru, Lesotho
Read record →Sourced using AI1990–2009 ethnographic documentation · Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand
Read record →Sourced using AI1992–1996 · São José dos Pinhais, Paraná
Read record →Sourced using AISummer 1952 · Norfolk and Virginia Beach, Virginia
Read record →Sourced using AI1950s–1960s · Morocco, especially Essaouira and Marrakech
Read record →Sourced using AI1930s · Saint Martin and nearby Lesser Antilles
Read record →Sourced using AI2010s–2020s cultural documentation · Andean and tropical rural Colombia
Read record →Sourced using AI1972–1976 · Lusaka, Zambia
Read record →Sourced using AI2010–2020s · Heliopolis, Cairo
Read record →Sourced using AIEarly medieval Śaiva textual tradition; dating and redaction layered · South Asia; cremation grounds as ritual and liminal settings
Read record →Sourced using AIMarch 2012 · Clintonville, Wisconsin
Read record →Sourced using AI1970 · Cologne/Bonn Airport area
Read record →Sourced using AI1986 · Windhoek, Namibia
Read record →Sourced using AI1986–1987 · Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Krai
Read record →Sourced using AI2010 onward · Lima
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