Paris: Misc

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the Brunswick Manifesto, issued during the French Revolution to intimidate Paris, backfired and spurred further revolutionary action?
the Russian painter Grigory Gagarin was also a military leader and a diplomat in Paris, Rome, and Istanbul?
the English ambassador to Paris, Edward Stafford, is suspected to have given confidential information to Spain before the Spanish Armada in 1588?
the Cabinet des Médailles is the oldest museum of Paris, and houses the largest gold coin of Antiquity, a 20-stater of Eucratides I (pictured)?
the Château de Bellevue, a small château built near Paris in 1750 as an intimate meeting place for Louis XV and his mistress, Madame de Pompadour, was named for its spectacular views over the Seine?
the Château de Saint-Cloud near Paris burned to the ground on 13 October 1870 after being hit by French artillery fire during the siege of Paris?
the Château de Madrid, built near the Bois de Boulogne in Paris in the mid-1500s, was known as the "Château de Faïence" due to its richly ornamented façades, covered in majolica and high relief, but was almost completely destroyed in the 1790s?
the 1927 disappearance of the French biplane The White Bird (L'Oiseau Blanc), in an attempt to make the first nonstop transatlantic flight from Paris to New York, is one of the great unexplained mysteries of aviation?
the 6.6 kilometres (4.1 mi) Canal Saint-Denis, finished in 1821, was built to provide a water route through Paris, other than the Seine?
meetings of the Committee of Public Safety, the de facto executive government during the Reign of Terror of the French Revolution, were convened at the Pavillon de Flore in Paris' Palais du Louvre?
in 1944, the Lyon to Paris rail line was blown up 22 times by the Special Air Service during Operation Houndsworth?
one of the outstanding Parisian Louis XV ébénistes remained a mystery until 1957, as his maker's stamp just reads BVRB?
stadiums such as Sydney's Telstra Stadium and Paris' Stade de France use movable seating to change the layout of the playing area to allow for a wider variety of sports?
the 1966 film Alice of Wonderland in Paris reimagined the Lewis Carroll heroine as an American girl who is obsessed with visiting the French capital?
the 108.1-kilometre (67.2 mi) Canal de l'Ourcq (pictured) provides over half of the 380,000 cubic metres (500,000 cu yd) of water used daily by the city of Paris for cleaning public works?
the Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye near Paris was the home of King James II for 13 years after his exile from Great Britain following the Glorious Revolution of 1688?
the Daguin machine was a cancelling machine first used in post offices in Paris in 1884?
the mayors of six Parisian suburbs took part in founding the Socialist-Communist Union in 1923?
the main tennis court at the Stade de Roland Garros, the home of the French Open in Paris, was renamed in honour of Philippe Chatrier, a former Davis Cup player and president of the International Tennis Federation from 1977 to 1991?
the last execution by firing squad in France took place in 1963 at Fort d'Ivry in Ivry-sur-Seine, Paris?
the names of French generals Raymond-Gaspard de Bonardi de Saint-Sulpice, Charles-Étienne Gudin de La Sablonnière, Jean-Toussaint Arrighi de Casanova, and Frédéric Henri Walther are inscribed on the Arc de Triomphe (pictured) in Paris?
the treasure of Tillia tepe, Afghanistan, was re-discovered after it was thought to have been destroyed by the Taleban, and is now on display at the Musée Guimet in Paris?
unlike many of the Bee Gees' singles, which were recorded in Miami, Florida, "Stayin' Alive" was recorded at the Chateau d'Herouville in Paris?
under the guidance of civil engineer Eugène Belgrand, Paris's sewer system expanded four-fold between 1852 and 1869?
the famous Wallace fountains in Paris were provided by English philanthropist Richard Wallace as a source of free water for the poor?
the Carte Orange is a pass for the public transportation system in Paris and the surrounding region?
the Neo-Renaissance architectural style encompasses such dissimilar structures as the Opera Garnier and Hôtel de Ville in Paris, the National Theatre in Prague, the Reichstag in Berlin, Mentmore Towers near London, Vladimir Palace in Saint Petersburg, and the Public Library in Boston?
the Museum of Cretan Ethnology was built to the specification of Georges Henri Rivière, creator of the Musée National des Arts et Traditions Populaires in Paris?
the 1534 Ottoman embassy to France was composed of janissaries who travelled to Châtellerault and Paris to meet King Francis I?
the Parc de Belleville is the highest park in Paris and also contains the city's longest cascading water fountain?
the Printemps department store on Boulevard Haussmann in Paris is home to a Jugendstil stained glass cupola?
the Petit Pont in Paris, France has been destroyed at least 13 times since its construction in the Roman era?
in 1926, author Helen Dore Boylston and Laura Ingalls Wilder's daughter, Rose Wilder Lane, drove from Paris to Albania in a Model T Ford called "Zenobia"?
in 1787–1788, Barthélemy de Lesseps traveled overland the full length of Russia to deliver reports from the La Pérouse expedition to the French Ambassador in St. Petersburg and from there continued on to Paris?
Verdi is said to have referred to the Salle Ventadour (pictured) as his favorite opera house in Paris?
trash cans in France are known as poubelles because Eugène Poubelle first imposed them on Paris?
Philippe Égalité's Château du Raincy near Paris contained an outcrop of houses scored to resemble traditional Russian log huts?
Democrats Abroad began with two small committees in London and Paris in 1965, and has grown to be a large international organization?
Etta Palm d'Aelders, whose salon in Paris was frequented by Jean-Paul Marat, François Chabot and other prominent political figures during the French Revolution, might have been an agent for the Dutch government?
Guillaume Beneman was one of several prominent late 18th-century Parisian ébénistes of German extraction, including the royal cabinetmaker Jean Henri Riesener?
Gavroche (pictured), a character from the novel Les Misérables by Victor Hugo, lives inside an unfinished statue of an elephant in Paris?
Peter Paul Rubens produced a series of paintings depicting episodes from Marie de' Medici's life for the Luxembourg Palace in Paris?
Paris-based Naye Prese was the sole Yiddish-language communist daily newspaper in Europe during the interbellum period?
Bandung in Indonesia was dubbed the "Paris of Java" (Parijs van Java) in the 1920s due to the European ambience of Braga Street?
French anarchist Theodule Meunier, responsible for several bombings in Paris in 1902, was featured as a Sherlock Holmes antagonist in René Réouven's L'Assassin du Boulevard?
Honoré de Balzac once observed that "the heart of Paris today beats between rue de la Chaussée-d'Antin and rue du Faubourg Montmartre"?
Mexican cuisine celebrity chef and author Marcela Valladolid has also been classically trained as a pastry chef in Paris?
Paris has held six BIE-sanctioned world's expositions, but the most recent was in 1937?
Paris currently has more than 360 working fountains, including one, the Fontaine des Innocents (pictured), in use since the 16th century?
Henri Blowitz, the Paris correspondent of the Times, averted a war between the French Third Republic and the German Empire in 1875?
Jesse Lee Kercheval got the idea of Underground Women after seeing a woman collapse in a launderette in Paris?
a bridge has existed at the site of the Pont Notre-Dame (pictured) in Paris, France since antiquity?
General Valerian Madatov (pictured) was called the Russian Joachim Murat by Field Marshal Hans Karl von Diebitsch during the Russian occupation of Paris in 1814?
Shakespeare and Company, an English-language bookstore in left bank Paris, first published James Joyce’s Ulysses in 1922, but the book was subsequently banned in the United States, United Kingdom and the author's home country Ireland?
at Cirque d'hiver (the "Winter Circus") in Paris, the idea of stylish evening circus performances for fashionable audiences was invented by Louis Dejean?
before becoming King of the United Kingdom, Edward VII was a frequent visitor to the luxurious Belle Époque brothel Le Chabanais in Paris and had himself built a special "love seat" there?
during its construction, Voltaire complained that the massive Fontaine des Quatre-Saisons (pictured) in Paris had only two faucets?
before the birth of his first child, Prince René of Bourbon-Parma and his wife traveled to Paris to ensure their child was born on French soil?
Rue de l'Abbaye in Paris takes its name from an abbey where the Merovingian kings of France used to be interred?
Operation Resurrection was the planned take-over of Paris in May 1958 by French Army paratroopers and armored units to overthrow the French government and facilitate the return of Charles de Gaulle to power?
Louis-Maurice Boutet de Monvel won a medal as a fine artist in Paris before becoming a children's book illustrator (example pictured)?
Ladurée, which sells 15,000 macarons (pictured) per day, opened a tea house in its Parisian pastry shop in the 1930s, to cater for society ladies, who at that time were not admitted to cafés?
Louis Cordier expanded the geological collection of the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle in Paris from 1,500 specimens in 1819 to 200,000 specimens in 1861?
Louis Réard, who invented the bikini, chose nude dancer Micheline Bernardini to model the first modern-day bikini in July 1946 at Piscine Molitor in Paris?
Moseley Wanderers represented Great Britain and Ireland at Rugby Union in the 1900 Summer Olympics in Paris, winning the Silver medal despite losing their only game?
Maria Yakunchikova (pictured) was a Russian painter who lived in Paris and was active primarily in western Europe?
16th-century English diplomat Francis Bryan disgraced himself by throwing eggs and stones at the common people during a mission to Paris?

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Dr Who

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For the Human of the same name, see Paris (The Myth Makers). For the American town of the same name, see Paris, New Mexico.

Paris was the capital of France. Paris, along with Poosh, was one of the two places the Doctor would consider retiring. (TDL: The Vampire of Paris)

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History

16th century

While the Doctor had gone off to meet Charles Preslin, who lived there, Steven Taylor ended up stranded in Paris in 1572 before the Massacre of the Huguenots. (DW: The Massacre of St Bartholomew's Eve)

18th century

Separated from his TARDIS, the Doctor and his companions got caught up in the French Revolution here in 1794. (DW: The Reign of Terror)

19th century

In the 1880s, the Doctor and Sarah arrived with the Apache chief War Eagle. having earlier mistakenly arrived in Paris, New Mexico in the United States. (The Perils of Paris)

Paris was, the Doctor, said, "the one place in the universe where one can truely relax." The Louvre, one of the best art galleries in the universe, was located in Paris and in it, the only known copy of the Mona Lisa (though Scaroth of the Jagaroth had had more comissioned.) It was noted for the location of the Eiffel Tower, a well known landmark of the country. (DW: City of Death)

By 1997, Paris had his own branch of UNIT called NUIT (NA: The Dying Days)

21st century

In 2086, the Ice Warriors of Mars propelled an asteroid towards Earth and it crashed into Paris, completely destroying the city. This event marked the beginning of the Thousand Day War between Humans and Ice Warriors. (NA: Transit)

Behind the Scenes

City of Death was filmed in Paris in 1979, marking the first that shooting for Doctor Who had occurred outside the United Kingdom, though at that time France was one of the few European countries that had yet to import the series.

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For other uses, see Paris (disambiguation).

A view of Paris from the Café des Artistes in 2342 (We'll Always Have Paris)

Paris in 2372.

Paris is the capital city of the United Federation of Planets, located on the European continent in the country of France on Earth. It is the location of the Palais de la Concorde, the Federation seat of government, housing the Federation Council Chambers and the office of the Federation President. (TOS movie: The Undiscovered Country, ST novel: Articles of the Federation.)

Paris has a long and distinguished history in Earth culture. In 2130, the Place de la Concorde in Paris was the site for the signing of the Traité d'Unification, the treaty that established United Earth's existence. (ST novel: Articles of the Federation.) The Prime Minister of United Earth later maintained an office in Paris at the Place. In 2155, United Earth Prime Minister Nathan Samuels chaired a meeting in Paris wherein he decided to discontinue the NX class program in favor of increased production of Daedalus class ships during the Earth-Romulan War. (ENT novel: The Romulan War: Beneath the Raptor's Wing.)

The Place was eventually chosen as the site of the Palais de la Concorde after the founding of the Federation, and Paris was serving as the Federation's capital city by the late 22nd century during the administration of Federation President Haroun al-Rashid of United Earth. (ST novel: Articles of the Federation.) In 2265, Federation News Service reporter Tim Pennington bemoaned the loss of the Paris night life while reporting from Starbase Vanguard in the Taurus Reach. (VAN novel: Harbinger.)

In later centuries, "Paris" was often used synonymously with the Federation government. In 2381, Alpha Centauri Governor George Barrile complained that Paris was illegally expanding its authority over Federation Member governments. (TNG novel: Losing the Peace.)

The Federation starships USS Paris were named for this city.

The video game The Transinium Challenge lists Jean-Luc Picard's birth place as Paris, France, Earth.

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Mirror Universe

In the Mirror Universe, Paris was one of the cities devastated in a brazen attack by alien rebels against the Terran Empire in 2155. Empress Sato I visited Paris following the attacks, where she was surprised to find the citizens' anger directed at her. (ENT novel: Age of the Empress)

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Apocrypha

The RPG The Dominion War Sourcebook: The Fires of Armageddon, published by Last Unicorn Games after they had lost their Star Trek license, states that Paris was one of the targets in the Breen attack on Earth in late-2375.

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Interstellar states	Paris, Earth (United Federation of Planets) • First City, Qo'noS (Klingon Empire) • Ki Baratan, Romulus (Romulan Star Empire) • Archernar Prime (Imperial Romulan State) • Cardassia City, Cardassia (Cardassian Union) • Ferenginar (Ferengi Alliance) • New Founder Homeworld (Dominion) • Unimatrix 01 (Borg Collective) • Keelee-Kee, Tezwa (Tezwa) • Rexlar-D, Dosi (Dosi Confederation) • L'hur (Sikaris) • Dinaal City (Dinaal)
Federation member states	San Francisco (United Earth) • ShiKahr (Confederacy of Vulcan) • Laibok (Andorian Empire) • New Samarkand (Alpha Centauri) • Ares City (Confederated Martian Colonies) • Ashalla (Republic of Bajor) • Leran Manev (Trill) • Stratos (Ardana) • Pike City (Cestus III) • Iaron (Damiano) • New Coridan (People's Republic of Coridan) • Nuvia (Risian Hedony)
Federation member state subdivisions & colonies	New Burbank (Rigel VI, United Rigel Colonies) • Rigel Trade Complex (Rigel X, United Rigel Colonies) • New Rakantha (New Bajor, Republic of Bajor) • Port Emily (Sherman's Planet) • London (United Kingdom, United Earth)
Interstellar state subdivisions	Ka'Hat (Sherman's Planet, Klingon Empire) • Kecemen (Karemma Foundation, Dominion)

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DC Comics

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Paris

[[Image:|200px|center|Paris]]

Official Name

Paris

Aliases

City of Lights; Gay Par-ee

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Real World, Earth-Two, Earth-One, New Earth , Super Friends, Dakotaverse , Earth-50 , Earth-ABC , 100 Bullets

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Planet

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Characteristics

Dimensions

86.928 km²

Population

2,144,700 (2004 census); Population density: 24,672/km² (2004 census)

First appearance

Unknown

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3 Residents
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5 Links and References

History

Paris is the capital city of France. It is situated on the Seine river, in northern France, at the heart of the Île-de-France region.

Points of Interest

Arc de Triomphe: The Arc de Triomphe is a monument in Paris, France that stands in the center of the Place Charles de Gaulle, also known as the Place de l'Étoile

Charles de Gaulle International Airport: Charles de Gaulle International Airport is one of the world's principal aviation centers, as well as France's main international airport. It is named after Charles de Gaulle, leader of the Free French Forces and founder of the French Fifth Republic. The Teen Titans first teamed up with Danny Chase here on a mission to rescue Danny's parents from Godiva.

Club Danger: Club Danger is a trendy night-spot located in Paris, France. Martial arts instructor Shen Chi brought Tim Drake to the club where they met a young woman known as Lynx.

Eiffel Tower: The Eiffel Tower is an iron tower built on the Champ de Mars beside the River Seine in Paris. The tower has become a global icon of France and is one of the most recognizable structures in the world. The Parisian landmark is the tallest structure in Paris and one of the most recognized structures in the world and is named after its designer, engineer Gustave Eiffel. 6,719,200 people visited the tower in 2006 and more than 200,000,000 since its construction. This makes the tower the most visited paid monument in the world per year.

Justice League Embassy: The Justice League Embassy was the primary base of operations for the short-lived international branch of the Justice League known as Justice League Europe.

Residents

Justice League Europe

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Paris home page
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Muppet

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France is a European nation famed for its cuisine, the Eiffel Tower, and a populace stereotypically marked by snooty accents and moustaches. The country donated the Statue of Liberty to the United States of America. Miss Piggy has famously affected a French accent and a Parisian sophistication. In Muppet Treasure Island, an indignant Benjamina Gunn (played by Piggy) claims her mother came all the way from France for the wedding to Captain Abraham Smollett.

France has had its own versions of Fraggle Rock, in which Uncle Traveling Matt occasionally visited French landmarks like the Eiffel tower.

The country has also had two Sesame Street adaptations -- 1, Rue Sésame and the more recent 5, Rue Sésame.

The popularity of Le Muppet Show, the French dub of The Muppet Show, has led to the series Muppet TV, which aired in 2006.

The French language is spoken in Canada and figured in some early Sesame Street episodes and quite heavily in Sesame Park, particularly through Louis, the Francophone Otter.

In The Muppets Take Manhattan, Miss Piggy and Eileen sell the French perfume "Quelle Difference". As Piggy describes the fragrance: "It's French! It's feminine! It'll help ya grab one of those rotten, stinkin' men!"

The Queen of France appears in the Muppet Babies book I Want to See...

French artists who have worked with the Muppets over time include Charles Aznavour, Catherine Deneuve, Mireille Mathieu, and Jean-Pierre Rampal.

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Paris is a United Nations Space Command-controlled planetary system in the Milky Way Galaxy. The only significant planet in the Paris System is Paris IV.^[1]

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Ice Hockey

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This article is about the town in Ontario. For others please see Paris (dismabiguation).

Paris was a town of about 11,000 in southern Ontario. Canada.

It is now part of the County of Brant.

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"World locations" redirects here. For a list of recurrent and important on and off-Island locations, see: Portal:Locations.

Lost locations in South and East Asia and Oceania	Lost locations in North America
Lost locations in Europe (except UK), Mediterranean Africa, and Middle East	Lost locations in Sub-Saharan Africa

For references by major country instead of city, see:

Australia in Lost
France in Lost
Germany in Lost
Iraq in Lost
Nigeria in Lost
South Korea in Lost
Tunisia in Lost
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United States in Lost (also broken down further by state)

For a list of countries that air Lost, see fan locations.

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A

The city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands

Centennial Park in Atlanta

Afghanistan

Mikhail Bakunin claimed to have spent time here during his service in the Soviet Army. ("Enter 77")

Albuquerque, NM, USA

According to Sawyer, the place where his supposed daughter, Clementine Phillips lives with her mother, Cassidy. He opened a bank account for her in that city after his prison con. ("Every Man for Himself")
Jin proposes that he and Sun move to Albuquerque to raise their baby ("Eggtown")

Ambrose, QLD, Australia

Ambulance origin that brought Charlotte Malkin in to the coroner after she supposedly drowned. ("?")

Ames, IA, USA

One of nine locales served by Oceanic Airlines.
Kate was raised and lived here.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

One of the locations Walt lived in, after Susan moved there for a job. ("Special")

Ann Arbor, MI, USA

The location of the University of Michigan, where the DeGroots were studying when they founded the DHARMA Initiative. ("Orientation")

Atlanta, GA, USA

Supposedly, the location of the Engineering Development Center (where Dr. Hackett worked). (The Lost Experience)

Australia

Main article: Australia in Lost

Austria

The birthplace of Thomas Werner Mittelwerk. (The Lost Experience)

Ayer's Rock, NT, Australia

See Uluru, Australia

B

Pura Tanah Lot temple in southern Bali

Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany

The Hanso Foundation ERI page shows an Anechoic Chamber labeled as 'Undergoing Electromagnetic Compatibility Test' in this real life city. (The Lost Experience)

Bali, Indonesia

Main article: Indonesia in Lost

Kate was on her way to Bali, before being arrested. (Hearts and Minds)
Naomi states that the wreck of Flight 815 was found at the bottom of the ocean off the coast of Bali. ("The Brig")
The Christiane I is searching for the Black Rock, south of Bali. (Find 815 clues/January 15)

Barbers Point, HI, USA

The Oceanic Six are brought to Kalaeloa Airport in Barbers Point Naval Air Station, west of Honolulu, after their supposed rescue. ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 1")

Basra, Iraq

According to Juliet, Sayid did something unspeakable in Basra. ("One of Us")

Berlin, Germany

Shown on a real life Oceanic-Billboard

Oceanic-Billboard
Sayid is on an assignment from Ben to kill Elsa's unnamed boss here, resulting in Sayid shooting and killing Elsa. ("The Economist")

Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Sawyer claimed to have a meeting here about an oil deal. Jessica and David lived in or near this city as well. ("Confidence Man")

C

Modern day Cairo

Tivoli gardens in Copenhagen

Cairo, Egypt

Sayid met Essam at Cairo University, and they were roommates there. ("The Greater Good")

Cambridge, MA, USA

Jae Lee went to college at Harvard, and met an unnamed American girl there who he was smitten with. ("What Kate Did")

Camden, England

Canada

It seems that whenever someone mentions Canada, they are in fact lying.
- Kate claimed to be from Canada in "Tabula Rasa".
- Ethan in "Raised by Another" claimed to be from Ontario.
- Sawyer claims to have an investor in Toronto in "Confidence Man", but this was part of his con.
- Nathan claimed to be from Canada in "The Other 48 Days" but this was probably an attempt by the writers to have the audience believe he was an Other (just like Ethan), though he was probably telling the truth.
- Anthony Cooper also claimed to be from Ontario in "The Man from Tallahassee".
- In "Through the Looking Glass", we find that Ben told the Others that Greta and Bonnie were on assignment in Canada when they were actually manning The Looking Glass station.
- Ben uses a fake Canadian passport in "The Shape of Things to Come".
- Widmore gives Locke a fake Canadian passport issued in Vancouver, BC in "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham".

The only exception to this trend is in "Numbers" when Hurley's accountant informs him that his sneaker factory in Canada has burned down. There's no evidence to suggest that the accountant is lying.

Also, in "S.O.S." Bernard proposes to Rose in a restaurant overlooking Niagara Falls. The greater Horseshoe Falls can be seen out the window, which are part of Canada.
- See Niagara Falls.

Canterbury, England

Location of the University of Kent where Charlotte attended university.

Cape Town, South Africa

Location of a scandal broken by the Cape Town Inquirer, about The Hanso Foundation illegally harvesting organs in one of their hospitals; Dr. Amy Honale pictured here. (The Lost Experience)

Carlisle, England

Town Penny invited Desmond to come back to with her as he was leaving the monastery. ("Catch-22")

Cedar Rapids, IA, USA

Tom Brennan's wife and child are away in this town when Kate pays him a surprise visit. ("Born to Run")

Chrismas Island

Sam Thomas wanted to be dropped of at Christmas Island because it was Australian territory, but the Christiane I missed that island by 150 miles. (Find 815 clues/January 14)

Conakry, Guinea

One of the hospitals The Hanso Foundation promotes as part of its WWP DP. (The Lost Experience)

Copenhagen, Denmark

Danish: København, Danmark

According to the Hanso Phone Line, the address of The Hanso Foundation World Headquarters is 544 Orsund Klengvjel DK 1604 Copenhagen V. In Copenhagen Zip-codes belong to streets rather than areas and the Zip code DK-1604 KBH V belongs to a street named Kampmannsgade. So the Zip code exists, but there is no street called Orsund Klengvjel, the closest is Øresundsvej or Øresund Parkvej. So this is a fake address made up for The Lost Experience. (The Lost Experience)
According to Rachel Blake, Alvar Hanso traveled to this city on September 11, 2000 and Jan 1, 2001. (The Lost Experience)
Rachel traveled here herself between June 20 and June 27, 2006 to look for clues; she followed Mittelwerk and was in turn stalked by Malik here. It is the location of Allied Copenhagen Marine Merchants. (The Lost Experience)

Costa Rica

Kevin Callis bought two Oceanic Airlines tickets to this country, hoping to surprise Kate with a belated honeymoon there. ("I Do")

D

Diamond Bar, CA, USA

Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack is located in this city in Los Angeles County. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")

Dresden, Germany

Charlie and Liam were trying to get a fix in Dresden the night Liam's daughter was born. ("Fire + Water")

E

Eddington, Scotland, UK

Location of Moriah Vineyards and the monastery Desmond spent time at. ("Catch-22")

Eleuthera, Bahamas

Location of Frank Lapidus when he watched a news program announcing the discovery of Oceanic 815 in the Sunda Trench. ("Confirmed Dead")

England

Main article: United Kingdom in Lost

Essex, MA, USA

Location of Daniel when he watched a news program announcing the discovery of Oceanic 815 in the Sunda Trench. ("Confirmed Dead")

Ethiopia

One of the hospitals The Hanso Foundation promotes as part of its WWP DP. (The Lost Experience)

Eureka, CA, USA

Location of the commune Locke belonged to (located in Humboldt County, CA). ("Further Instructions")

F

The warm climates of Fiji

Fiji

The Pilot tells Jack that Flight 815 was six hours into the flight when he turned back towards Fiji (but they were already a thousand miles off track). ("Pilot, Part 1")
Desmond, when he tries to escape the island in The Elizabeth, says that he was making good time and should have been in Fiji in a week (instead, he was pulled back to where he started). ("Live Together, Die Alone")
The issue of PLAYPEN in Sawyer's stash had a '15th Annual Girls of Fiji Pictorial'. ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")
Suva, the capital of Fiji, was the last known port of the Kahana. ("The Constant") ("Meet Kevin Johnson")

Florence, Italy

Sayid proposes to take Nadia to Florence for their first wedding anniversary ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")

Fort Lewis, WA, USA

Sam Austen was stationed here once when Kate was young, and used to take her hiking and hunting nearby. It is where she learned to track. ("All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues")

Fresno, CA, USA

Sawyer reads a private message left in a bottle by crash survivor Tracy who misses her husband and children all the while sleeping next to Scott Jackson at night. Walt tells Sawyer that its Steve Jenkins and that Scott is dead. ("Exodus, Part 2")

G

The Flower Clock in Geneva

Gambia

One of the hospitals The Hanso Foundation promotes as part of its WWP DP. (The Lost Experience)

Geneva, Switzerland

According to Rachel Blake, Alvar Hanso traveled to this city on July 7, 2001. Also, the location of the Alvar Hanso Cancer Institute, where Peter Thompson got cured. (The Lost Experience)

Grand Canyon, AZ, USA

Young Hurley stated this as the destination for the road trip that he and his father were to go to. ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")

Guam

The intended destination of Ajira Airways Flight 316. ("316")

H

The Helsinki Cathedral

Harrison Valley, PA, USA

Kate's mugshot was taken here. ("Tabula Rasa")

Helsinki, Finland

Liam gave Charlie the DS ring. ("Greatest Hits")

Honolulu, HI, USA

Ajira Airways Flight 316 connects in this city on its way to Guam from Los Angeles. ("316")

I

Indonesia

Main article: Indonesia in Lost

Inglewood, CA, USA

Iraq

Main article: Iraq in Lost

Irvine, CA, USA

Nadia lived here for a time, according to Alyssa Cole. ("The Greater Good")

Island

Main article: the island

J

Jakarta, Indonesia

Main article: Indonesia in Lost

Drive Shaft recorded a live album at Jakarta. (Find 815)
The Christiane I was docked at Jakarta. (Find 815)
Sam Thomas flew to Jakarta, to investigate the disappearance of Flight 815 and the Sunda Trench. (Find 815)

Joshua Tree National Park, CA, USA

A large picture of this Southern California national park hangs on the wall in The Swan station (alluded to being a hint in Official Podcast). ("S.O.S.")

Jasper, AL, USA

Sawyer, his mother, and father lived here, it is where Cooper conned the Fords out of $38,000 ("The Brig")

K

Harrods department store, a main attraction in Knightsbridge, London

Kalgoorlie, WA, Australia

A city inland east of Perth in Western Australia, where Sam Toomey went to a fair and won money when he used The Numbers to guess the number of beans in a jar. Martha Toomey, widow of Sam, told the story to Hurley. ("Numbers")

Kiev, Ukraine

Mikhail Bakunin claims to have grown up here.

Knightsbridge, England

Korea

Main article: South Korea in Lost

Knoxville, TN, USA

Sawyer grew up here, as evidenced to Kate by the letter she found. ("Confidence Man")

L

Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in London

The skyline of Los Angeles

Las Vegas, NV, USA

Stated destination of David Reyes when he abandoned his wife and son.
Keamy says he is from here. ("The Constant")
The preferred destination of Ajira Airways for Sawyer. ("The Little Prince")
Location where a University of Las Vegas college student purchased a DHARMA jumpsuit. (Mysteries Of The Universe)
- A connection may exist with nearby Area 51. (Mysteries Of The Universe)

Lizard Island, QLD, Australia

A location visted by Paul Artisan (Bad Twin).

London, England

See also Knightsbridge and Camden, U.K.

Location of the Battersea Power Plant with the Widmore Construction sign that was outside in Charlie's flashback. ("Fire + Water")
According to Rachel Blake Alvar Hanso traveled to this city on June 14, 2000. (The Lost Experience)
Where Desmond got his photo taken with Penny and tossed his ring into the river in "Flashes Before Your Eyes".

Also the location of Desmond's flat, Widmore Corporation, Ms. Hawking's shop, his pub, Donovan's university, and where Charlie was seen as a street performer.

In 1996, Charles Widmore attended an auction at a Southfield's auction house. ("The Constant")
Penny's address is 423 Cheyne Walk in London. ("The Constant").
Ben visits Charles Widmore in London to tell him of his plan to kill Penelope Widmore in revenge for the death of Alex ("The Shape of Things to Come")

Los Angeles, CA, USA

See also Inglewood, CA, USA, Malibu, CA, USA, and Diamond Bar, CA, USA

Was the planned final destination of Flight 815.
It is the home of Jack and Hurley.
Zack and Emma are supposed to meet their mother here. ("The Other 48 Days")
St. Sebastian Hospital is located here. ("The Hunting Party")
The stadium where Desmond said goodbye to Penelope and later met Jack is located here. ("Man of Science, Man of Faith") ("Live Together, Die Alone")
Richard Malkin gave Claire plane tickets to meet prospective adoptive parents here. ("Raised by Another")
Ana Lucia Cortez, Teresa Cortez and Mike Walton work for the Los Angeles Police Department. ("Collision")
Mandrake Wig missed a flight that was to go from Australia to his home in LA, one which was said to have never made it to its destination. (The Lost Experience)
The airport where Ana Lucia was working for the TSA and met Christian Shephard is presumably LAX. ("Two for the Road")
The airport where Jack and Kate met in the flashforward of "Through the Looking Glass" is presumably LAX. ("Through the Looking Glass")
The DHARMA station the Lamp Post is located in a church in LA. ("316")
Ajira Airways Flight 316 departed from LAX for Guam
Nadia was hit by a car on the street in LA, just after Sayid met Jacob. ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")

M

The famous Prado Museum of Madrid

The Melbourne skyline

Oceanic billboard in Miami, FL

Madrid, Spain

According to Rachel Blake, Alvar Hanso traveled to this city on December 31, 2002. (The Lost Experience)

Malibu, CA, USA

Manchester, England

Charlie and Liam are from this U.K. city and started Drive Shaft there. ("The Moth")
Naomi Dorrit claims to be from here. ("Greatest Hits")

Medenine, Tunisia

Charlotte bribed her way onto a dig site here. On the site, she found a polar bear skeleton with a collar bearing the Hydra station symbol. ("Confirmed Dead")

Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Kate said she arrived in Australia in Melbourne. ("Tabula Rasa")
Ray Mullen's farm is about 100 km from this Australian city. ("Tabula Rasa")
Locke visited the city with the intention of going on a walkabout tour. ("Walkabout")
Essam's terrorist cell stole C4 explosives from an army base in this area. ("The Greater Good")

Mexico

(also see Taxco)

Anthony Cooper fled here after throwing Locke out a window, then disappeared. ("The Man from Tallahassee")

Miami, FL, USA

Kate and her husband lived here while she was on the run; Kevin worked with the Miami police department. ("I Do")
Juliet was working for Edmund Burke in his laboratory in this city. She was also living with her sister, Rachel. ("Not in Portland")
Juliet passed Ethan in a hallway here, when visiting her sister. ("Not in Portland")

Mogadishu, Somalia

One of the hospitals The Hanso Foundation promotes as part of its WWP DP. (The Lost Experience)

Moscow, Russia

Ivan Andropov is killed by Sayid here. ("He's Our You")

Mozambique

Locke guesses that the Black Rock may have visited this African country for slaves on its way to a mining colony. ("Exodus, Part 1")

N

The Namhae Bridge in South Korea

Narvik town-hall in Norway as seen in The Swan Orientation film

Rockefeller Center in New York City

Namhae, South Korea

Jin and his father are from this small fishing village in South Korea. ("...In Translation")
The Namhae bridge is where Jin's mother meets Sun, according to the sign on the bridge. ("D.O.C.")

Narvik, Norway

Main article: Hanso Foundation facilities

Alvar Hanso is seen in the Swan Orientation Film in this city. ("Orientation")
Dr Eliza Vasquez says that Alvar Hanso was in his villa in this city when he had a heart attack. (The Lost Experience)
Narvik's town-hall appeared in The Swan Orientation film in the second season. ("Orientation")
Narvik's town-hall appeared as a brief, inserted frame in The Orchid Orientation film.
- The producers originally denied that Narvik had something to do with the storyline, but decided to include it in the Lost Experience as the location of Alvar Hanso's apartment when Rachel Blake visits him.(The Lost Experience)
- Narvik was also a glyph code in The Lost Experience (The Lost Experience clues/August 29)

Nigeria

Main article: Nigeria in Lost

New York, NY, USA

Michael and Susan lived here when she was pregnant with Walt.
- The location of Michael's car accident, and hospital stay are also presumably in New York. ("Special")
- Michael's attorney Finney was based in NYC, as the WTC towers are visible from his office window. ("Adrift")
- Walt attended Fieldcroft School at the corner of 8th Ave. and W. 67th Street, cater-corner from a Southfield's auction house. ("The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham")
Rose first met Bernard here (and she is from The Bronx) in front of O'Toole's Irish Pub. ("S.O.S.")
Boone lived here briefly before moving to California. ("Abandoned")
Shannon got admitted to an exclusive internship here, but could not afford to move. ("Abandoned")
Jack attended Columbia University here. ("A Tale of Two Cities")
Frank Lapidus grew up in the Bronx. ("The Economist")

Newport Beach, CA, USA

The Elizabeth, the sailboat that brought Desmond to the Island is from Newport Beach. ("Live Together, Die Alone")

Niagara Falls, NY, USA

Bernard proposed to Rose here. ("S.O.S.")
Mentioned briefly in DJ Dan 7/5 podcast as part of the "Where's Alvar" gag. (The Lost Experience)

O

Ontario

See Canada

Oxford, England

Daniel Faraday was a physics professor at Queens College, Oxford University when Desmond met him there in 1996. ("The Constant")
Desmond returned to Oxford University in 2007 to search for Faraday's mother. ("Jughead")
Theresa Spencer fell ill in Oxford. ("Jughead")

P

Pacific Ocean

Area where Naomi was searching for Desmond, and where Flight 815 was believed to have crashed and sank by the outside world. ("The Brig")

The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France

Papua New Guinea

The Black Rock, captained by Magnus Hanso, disappeared in 1881 on a return voyage from a gold mining operation in Papua New Guinea. According to local traders on the ship sailed away from port in an Easterly direction, rather than West to Africa, where it would exchange gold Papua New Guinea for more slaves. (The Lost Experience)

Paris, France

According to Rachel Blake, Alvar Hanso traveled to this city on February 23, 2001. (The Lost Experience)
Rachel traveled here herself between July 14 and July 20, 2006 to meet up with Darla Taft, but discovers that she and Hugh McIntyre have been murdered; she then meets Malik, who helps her find Darla's apartment in this city. (The Lost Experience)
Shannon spent a year here. ("Pilot, Part 2")
Sayid spent time here working as a cook in a restaurant. ("Enter 77")
Sayid proposes to take Nadia to Paris for their first wedding anniversary ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")

Philippines

The birthplace of Charlie Hume. ("Jughead")

Phuket, Thailand

Jack tells Sawyer this is where he learned to play poker. ("Lockdown")
Where Jack spent a month with Achara and got his tattoo. ("Stranger in a Strange Land")
Where Charles Widmore allegedly dug up the bodies to use in the staged Oceanic 815 crash. ("Meet Kevin Johnson")

Portland, OR, USA

32 miles outside of Portland

Richard Alpert originally claimed that Mittelos Bioscience was located just outside of Portland, Oregon, but later admitted that was not "really" where it was at all. ("Not in Portland")
Benjamin Linus was born 32 miles outside of Portland, Oregon on December 22nd. ("The Man Behind the Curtain")
The satellite phone shows the location of Portland, Oregon when the survivors tried to use it. ("Through the Looking Glass")
In high school, Mittelos Bioscience offers John Locke an opportunity to attend science camp near Portland. ("Cabin Fever")

Portsmouth, England

The Black Rock was a slave ship that originated in this U.K. city in the 1800s. (The Lost Experience)

R

The Colosseum in Rome

Ramadi, Iraq

When Kelvin Inman lets Sayid go in Iraq, he gives him money and says it is "bus fare back to Ramadi". ("One of Them")

Rome, Italy

One of the locations Walt lived in, after Susan moved there for a job.
According to Rachel Blake, Alvar Hanso traveled to this city on September 18, 2001. (The Lost Experience)
Sayid proposes to take Nadia to Rome for their first wedding anniversary ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")

Ruidoso, NM, USA

Kate plans a bank robbery in this town to get back the toy airplane. ("Whatever the Case May Be")

S

Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA

Nikki's television character "Corvette," is described by the MC during her stage show as the "pride of St. Paul." ("Exposé")

San Remo, on the Italian Riviera

Ben Nevis, the tallest mountain in Scotland and the rest of the UK

The Nallur Kandaswamy Temple in Sri Lanka

The Sydney skyline

Saint-Tropez, France

Shannon lived here briefly with her ex-boyfriend, and picked up some French. ("Whatever the Case May Be")
In flashbacks, Charlie wears a shirt with text that reads "St Tropez". ("The Moth")

Sahara Desert

Benjamin Linus wakes up in the Tunisian Sahara wearing a parka. ("The Shape of Things to Come")

San Francisco, CA, USA

Locke's firearms license is from this city. ("Further Instructions")
M. David Benson started the Apollo Candy Company out of this city in 1962, in the 'Cow Hollow District'. (The Lost Experience)

San Remo, Italy

Last residence of Enzo Valenzetti. (The Lost Experience)
Rachel Blake traveled here herself between July 3 and July 12, 2006 to look for clues. (The Lost Experience)

Santa Cruz, CA, USA

Scott was from here. ("Homecoming")

Santa Rosa, CA, USA

Location of the Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute, where Hurley, Leonard Sims, Locke's mother, and Libby have all spent time. ("Numbers") ("Deus Ex Machina") ("Dave")

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Sayid works building houses in the Dominican Republic after he stops working with Ben. Locke meets him there to encourage him to return to the Island. ("The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham")

Sardinia, Italy

Birthplace of Enzo Valenzetti. (The Lost Experience)

Sawgrass, FL, USA

Sawyer tells Agent Freedman that Munson moved his stolen money to a Bronco parked on Route 441 in this city (could also refer to a highway in Broward county, FL--The Sawgrass Expressway--which does cross Route 441 in Coral Springs, FL). ("Every Man for Himself")

Scotland

Main article: United Kingdom in Lost

Seoul, South Korea

Sun and the Paik family are from Seoul, South Korea. ("House of the Rising Sun")
Jin travels to Seoul to seek a job. ("...And Found")
Jae Lee and his family are from Seoul, and own the Seoul Gateway Hotel. ("...And Found")
Sam Austen was stationed here when Diane Jansen was pregnant with Kate. "What Kate Did"

The Seychelles

Sayid is seen here playing golf. He later shoots and kills Mr. Avellino after he encounters him on the course. "The Economist"

Sioux City, IA, USA

Sawyer tells Cassidy to meet him in a hotel near here. "The Long Con"

Sri Lanka

An Asian island country off the coast of India where The Hanso Foundation has a secretive project. ("The Lost Experience")
First mentioned by Darla Taft in the original 877 HANSORG phone message to Hugh McIntyre, saying "I need to talk to you about Sri Lanka, it just isn't right.("The Lost Experience")
After Darla is killed, Rachel Blake goes to Sri Lanka to find out more about Spider Protocol, and films the Sri Lanka Video here. ("The Lost Experience")

Stowe, VT, USA

Libby broke her leg here while skiing. "The Other 48 Days"

Sydney, NSW, Australia

The airport in this Australian city is where Flight 815 originated. ("Pilot, Part 1") (Note that this city is featured in several episodes throughout the series)
One of the locations Walt lived in, after Susan moved there for a job. ("Special")

T

The island of Tahiti

Tallahasee aerial view of downtown

The Tampa skyline

A school in Troisvierges, a town in Northern Luxembourg

Tahiti, French Polynesia

Danielle Rousseau's expedition was three days out from it when it was hit by the storm that wrecked them on the Island. ("Solitary")

Tallahassee, FL, USA

Kate was buying a ticket to Tallahassee when apprehended by U.S. Marshal Edward Mars, who describes the city as nothing but "strip malls and Waffle Houses." ("What Kate Did")
Sawyer implied to Jack that he contracted a communicable disease in Tallahassee ("Let's say something was burnin' and it wasn't from the sunshine."). ("Lockdown")
Juliet's biography according to Mittelos Bioscience states that she received her B.S. in Biology from the Florida State University, which is located in Tallahassee. ("Not in Portland")
Ben refers to Locke's father as "the man from Tallahassee". ("The Man from Tallahassee")
Anthony Cooper was driving down I-10 when his car was pushed into a divider. Being put in an ambulance is the last thing he remembers before waking up on the Island. ("The Brig")
Florida State University, located in Tallahassee is home to the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory. The laboratory is home to the world's largest and most powerful magnet.
Mentioned briefly in DJ Dan 7/5 podcast as part of the "Where's Alvar" gag. ("The Lost Experience")

Tampa, FL, USA

Sawyer once worked a scam here with Hibbs and felt he got cheated. ("The Lost Experience")

Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico

Silver-mining town from where Hurley commissioned artists to make the gold statue of Jesus for his mother. ("Tricia Tanaka is Dead")

Terre Haute, IN, USA

The hometown of both Peter Thompson and (rumored) DJ Dan. ("The Lost Experience")

Tikrit, Iraq

Sayid is from this Iraq city, and once volunteered to be on a firing squad to shoot a man who killed his neighbor's wife and children in a car bomb. ("Solitary")
Sayid held his wife's funeral here. During the funeral Sayid finds Ben spying on him. Sayid also killed Ishmael Bakir here. ("The Shape of Things to Come")

Tozeur, Tunisia

Benjamin Linus visits Tozeur and checks into a hotel. ("The Shape of Things to Come")

Troisvierges, Luxembourg

Dr. Wally Bole is said to do research here. ("The Lost Experience")

Tustin, CA, USA

Location of the box company where Locke once worked, and which Hurley

purchased. ("Walkabout")

Locke's home. Location of Tustin Ranch Florist where Locke's father is helping his fiancé plan their wedding. ("The Man from Tallahassee")

U

Uganda

Keamy once worked in Uganda. ("The Shape of Things to Come")

Uluru, NT, Australia

Area of the Northern Territory in Australia where Isaac of Uluru runs his faith-healing business. ("S.O.S.")
Mentioned briefly in the DJ Dan 7/5 podcast as part of the "Where's Alvar" gag. ("The Lost Experience")

United States

Main article: United States in Lost

V

The Vladivostok harbor

Vik, Iceland

The location of the Vik Institute, part of the Hanso Foundation Mental Health Appeal; in actuality, where mathematicians and Autistic savants are imprisoned to work on the Valenzetti Equation. ("The Lost Experience")
Rachel Blake traveled here herself between June 28 and June 30, 2006 to look for clues, and met Dr. Armand Zander here. ("The Lost Experience")

Vladivostok, Primorsky Krai, Russia

Mikhail Bakunin claims to have been stationed at a listening post in Vladivostok.("Enter 77")

W

Wayzata, MN, USA

According to his driver's license, the real Henry Gale is from this city. ("Dave")

Z

Zanzibar, Tanzania

In the first Hanso Correspondence, an Experimental Station in Zanzibar was mentioned. This was the site of Jacques Maillot's allegations against the Hanso Foundation; it is said that the spread of a transgenic virus to local villagers began here. ("The Lost Experience")

Trivia

One of the ongoing gags on the show and TLE is to make fun of Tallahassee. In the 10/09/06 podcast, a fan asked this as a question to Damon and Carlton: "Why does the city of Tallahassee hate you?". Carlton answers: "I don't know why they hate us. But they hate us, so, we deservedly are hating them back."

External links

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The Island's locations	Alex's hideout • Balloon • Black Rock • Cliff • Cove • Dark Territory • Drug smugglers' plane • Statue of Taweret • Frozen wheel • Jungle • Lagoon • Lake • The Line • The Mesa • North Valley • Ocean • Pascal Flats • Polar bear cave • Rivers • Rope bridge • Rousseau's camp • Ruins • Waterfall

Off-Island locations	Bars • Eloise's church • The Lamp Post • Choogdong Hospital • Commune • Cowin Heights High School • Delerue Center for Rehabilitation • Fieldcroft School • Gus' Pawn Shop • Heathrow Airport • Hotels and motels • Kashmir Curry • LAX • Tracking station • Marina Medical Center Long Beach • Melbourne Walkabout Tours • Membata • Moriah Vineyards • Mr. Cluck's Chicken Shack • La Vida Tacos • Le Portail d'Arabie • Long Beach Marina • Rainbow Drive-In • Safe house • Santa Rosa Mental Health Institute • Smith Stop & Run • Southway Garrison • Simon's Butcher Shop • Sri Lanka • St. Francis Hospital • St. Sebastian Hospital • Stadium • Sydney Airport • University of Michigan

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Paris is a European city in the nation-state of France on Earth.

The office of the President of the United Federation of Planets is located in Paris. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country; DS9: "Homefront", "Paradise Lost")

The city also held the Federation Council Chambers and was considered the capital of the United Federation of Planets. (Star Trek: Pioneer (STP))

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A

Afghanistan

Albuquerque, NM, USA

Ambrose, QLD, Australia

Ames, IA, USA

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Atlanta, GA, USA

Australia

Austria

Ayer's Rock, NT, Australia

B

Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany

Bali, Indonesia

Barbers Point, HI, USA

Basra, Iraq

Berlin, Germany

Baton Rouge, LA, USA

C

Cairo, Egypt

Cambridge, MA, USA

Camden, England

Canada

Canterbury, England

Cape Town, South Africa

Carlisle, England

Cedar Rapids, IA, USA

Chrismas Island

Conakry, Guinea

Copenhagen, Denmark

Costa Rica

D

Diamond Bar, CA, USA

Dresden, Germany

E

Eddington, Scotland, UK

Eleuthera, Bahamas

England

Essex, MA, USA

Ethiopia

Eureka, CA, USA

F

Fiji

Florence, Italy

Fort Lewis, WA, USA

Fresno, CA, USA

G

Gambia

Geneva, Switzerland

Grand Canyon, AZ, USA

Guam