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Marsupilami entered a lot of notes again, also from Austria.
http://www.eurobilltracker.eu/index.php ... id=1445155

In this city: Veliki borištof


I'm sure there's no š in a Austrian cityname, which country must it be?
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Fons wrote:Marsupilami entered a lot of notes again, also from Austria.
http://www.eurobilltracker.eu/index.php ... id=1445155

In this city: Veliki borištof


I'm sure there's no š in a Austrian cityname, which country must it be?
as you look at the spot it is Czechia
hmm i don;t know the english name of that country..
Tsjechie is it in Dutch
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Post by airis »

This town really is in Austria.
Lately he has been entering several Austrian towns with their Croatian names. Like today Großwarasdorf / Veliki Borištof in Burgenland.
A website, where you can find the two names of this town.

Actually today he entered notes from USA, Japan, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Romania and Austria. A real world tour. Is he working for an airline company or what? :roll:
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What does "Oosutoria e yokoso okoshi kudasaimashita !" mean? This is in
the momment fields of his bills from Japan.
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Bogpoet wrote:as you look at the spot it is Czechia
hmm i don;t know the english name of that country..
In the list of countries there is standing Czech republic.
Ah, look at all the lonely Euronotes. Where do they all come from? (The Beatles, Eleanor Rigby)

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Re: Strange cityname

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querty wrote:
Blueman wrote:as you look at the spot it is Czechia
hmm i don;t know the english name of that country..
In the list of countries there is standing Czech republic.
And actually the spot is in Hungary. (Sorry, the bill map isn´t very accurate.)
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Fons wrote:Marsupilami entered a lot of notes again, also from Austria.
Good that there are at least a few people in Austria who enter notes. You should agree with that.
Fons wrote:In this city: Veliki borištof
I'm sure there's no š in a Austrian cityname, which country must it be?
Mistypes happen all the time. Some are realized only after inserting a note, some only when a coordinate slave tries to localize the mistyped town in question. Normally, we do not bother avij with dozens of correction requests (about spelling).
Blueman wrote:as you look at the spot it is [Hungary]
It is well known that the borders on the map are not accurate. The coordinates of Großwarasdorf are 47.5396 N, 16.5525 E, hence in Autria, more precisely Burgenland, which was part of the kingtom of Hungary for centuries. Veliki borištof is apparently the Croatian name. I don't know anything about special characters in Croatian names.
There are several users in Austria who prefer the Slavic names of Austrian locations, e.g., Dunaj for Vienna, Celovec for Klagenfurt.

There is nothing wrong with it, right?
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querty wrote:
Bogpoet wrote:as you look at the spot it is Czechia
hmm i don;t know the english name of that country..
In the list of countries there is standing Czech republic.
Huh... actually, it was Blueman who wrote that, not me... (WTH happened?) 8O
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BogPoet wrote:
querty wrote:
Bogpoet wrote:as you look at the spot it is Czechia
hmm i don;t know the english name of that country..
In the list of countries there is standing Czech republic.
Huh... actually, it was Blueman who wrote that, not me... (WTH happened?) 8O
It's fake: look at your nick Bogpoet in stead of BogPoet :lol: .
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