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Sourced using AIEpic and Purāṇic tradition; developed across texts from the early centuries CE onward · Pan-Indic Sanskrit mythological tradition
Read record →Sourced using AI1990s · Yukon Territory, especially Whitehorse-area airspace
Read record →Sourced using AI1932 · Dobu Island and the D'Entrecasteaux Islands
Read record →Sourced using AI1982 · Multiple locations in Algeria
Read record →Sourced using AI1970–1989 · Findhorn, Scotland
Read record →Sourced using AI1977–1979 · Lusaka
Read record →Sourced using AI2002–2006 · Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Read record →Sourced using AI1680–1681 · Mexico City and New Spain
Read record →Sourced using AI2020 · Tasman Sea; route and aircraft to verify
Read record →Sourced using AI1948 · Muroc, California
Read record →Sourced using AIstory concerns Silla; recorded in 12th–13th centuries · Silla, especially Gyeongju traditions
Read record →Sourced using AI2002 · Phoenix, Arizona
Read record →Sourced using AI1970s–1980s · Italy, including Adriatic and Mediterranean airspace
Read record →Sourced using AI1987–1991 · Charleston, South Carolina
Read record →Sourced using AIProbably late 1st or early 2nd century CE; surviving Syriac manuscript later · Judaea or Syria; composition location disputed
Read record →Sourced using AIAugust 16–17, 1987 · Global; major gatherings in Sedona, Mount Shasta, and other sites
Read record →Sourced using AI1974 · Suva, Fiji
Read record →Sourced using AI1900–1946 · Fiji islands and surrounding waters
Read record →Sourced using AI2009–2011 (date uncertain) · Dubai area, United Arab Emirates
Read record →Sourced using AI1993 · Curitiba, Paraná
Read record →Sourced using AI1968 · Caracas, Venezuela
Read record →Sourced using AI1987–1991 · Bridgetown, Barbados
Read record →Sourced using AI5th century BCE–2nd century CE · Egypt and Arabia as imagined in classical literature
Read record →Sourced using AI1992–1996 · Miami Air Route Traffic Control Center, Florida
Read record →Sourced using AI1978 · Fiji and nearby Pacific air routes
Read record →Sourced using AI1992 · Seoul and surrounding metropolitan area
Read record →Sourced using AI1998–2001 · Santa Fe and Paraná River corridor
Read record →Sourced using AI2010s–2020s comparative folklore research · Paraguay and Guaraní-speaking regions of South America
Read record →Sourced using AI1965 · Dnipropetrovsk, Ukrainian SSR
Read record →Sourced using AI2011 · Donetsk
Read record →Sourced using AIFrom 1975 · Hinterschmidrüti, near Hinwil, Zürich canton, Switzerland
Read record →Sourced using AI1840s–1850s · Sierra Leone, the Niger expedition route, and Hausa regions
Read record →Sourced using AIMarch 2024 · Eastern or southeastern Romania
Read record →Sourced using AI1632–1638 · Loudun, France; circulated in Spanish America and the Caribbean
Read record →Sourced using AI1952 · Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Read record →Sourced using AI2020 · Madrid-Barajas Airport, Madrid
Read record →Sourced using AI6th century CE text, describing late antique events · Gaul, including the region around Tours
Read record →Sourced using AI2003–2004 · Wellington region, New Zealand
Read record →Sourced using AI1972–1973 · Laos, especially the Vientiane and southern operational areas
Read record →Sourced using AIRailway folklore recorded in the early twentieth century; 1900–1946 · Karoo railway routes, South Africa
Read record →Sourced using AI2020 · Kraków, Lesser Poland Voivodeship
Read record →Sourced using AI1942–1945 · Maceió, Alagoas
Read record →Sourced using AI1729 · Portuguese Brazil
Read record →Sourced using AI1990–2009 travel folklore · Alexandria
Read record →Sourced using AI16th–17th-century compilation; traditions concerning Sonni Ali, 15th century · Songhay Empire
Read record →Sourced using AI1998–1999 · Kingston and Saint Andrew, Jamaica
Read record →Sourced using AI1968–1971 · Nakhon Phanom, Thailand
Read record →Sourced using AIThirteenth century–eighteenth century; modern identification with giant squid · North Atlantic, especially Icelandic and Norwegian waters
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