Saba
Σάμπα
Востраў Саба
サバ島
薩巴
סאבא
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found: Wikipedia, Dec. 15, 2010(Saba; the smallest public body of the Netherlands, consisting of the Caribbean island of Saba and the islet of Green Island; from the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles on 10 October 2010, the BES islands Bonaire, Saba, and Sint Eustatius were given the status of public body (often referred to as "special municipality") within the Netherlands; although part of the Netherlands, it remains an overseas territory of the European Union)
found: GEOnet, Dec. 15, 2010(Saba--administrative division, 17°38ʹN 63°14ʹW; country:? Netherlands) August 15, 2015 (Saba (approved); administrative division; Netherlands; 17°38ʹ00ʺN, 063°14ʹ00ʺW (17.633333, -63.23333); also lists Saba (approved); island; Netherlands; 17°37ʹ49ʺN, 063°14ʹ26ʺW (17.630273, -63.240678))
found: Wikipedia, August 15, 2015(Saba is a Caribbean island and the smallest special municipality (officially public body) of the Netherlands; Saba became a special municipality within the country of the Netherlands after the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles on 10 October 2010. Saba is now part of the Netherlands (after becoming a Netherlands public body); 17°38ʹN 63°15ʹW) Belarusian page (Востраў Саба = Vostraŭ Saba; Саба = Saba) Catalan page (Illa de Saba) Estonian page (Saba saar) Greek page (Σάμπα = Sampa) Spanish page (Isla de Saba; Openbaar lichaam Saba; Entidad pública Saba) Korean page (사바 섬 = Saba Sŏm) Hebrew page (סאבא = Saba) Japanese page (サバ島 = Saba-shima; サバ = Saba) Northern Frisian page (Saaba) Chinese page (薩巴 = Saba)
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2010-12-15: new
2015-08-16: revised
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