Famous Places, Towns and Buildings

Vatican City Sovereign papal state of about 109 acres forming an enclave near the city of Rome, Italy; The smallest independent state, it has own railway and radio and television station; issues its own stamps and coinage; created by the Lateran Treaty (1929) between the Pope and the Italian Government.
Venezuela Republic of South America on the Caribbean coast between Brazil and Columbia. The country is rich in minerals including iron ore and petroleum.
Vienna Capital of Austria. Headquarters of International Atomic Energy Agency.
Wall Street Thoroughfare in New York. The stock exchange here has come to be used as a synonym for stock dealing in U.S.A.
Waterloo In Belgium. On June 18, 1815, Wellington defeated Napoleon here.
Wembley Famous sports stadium in London.
White House Official residence of the U.S. President in Washington. Oldest public building in Washington. John Adams (1800) was the first President to live here.
Wimbledon A London suburb, famous tennis ground where International tennis matches are played.
Yellowstone National Park A national American Reserve established in 1872. Yellowstone river flows through it.

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