Vientiane (Laos)

found: BGN 12/2/81(Viangchan, PPL, 17 58ʹN, 102 36ʹE; variants: Vientiane, Vientane, Wei-t'ien, Vieṅ Čan, Vieṅg-Čăn)

found: Phra Phōthiwongsčhān (ʻUan). Thamnīap samanasak khō̜ng Chāomư̄ang ... 1928:t.p. (Wīangčhan)

found: The world factbook, via WWW, September 9, 2015(under Laos: capital: Vientiane (Viangchan); geographic coordinates: 17 58 N, 102 36 E)

found: Wikipedia, September 9, 2015(Vientiane (Lao: Viang chan [in roman]); capital and largest city of Laos; a common English-based spelling is "Viangchan", or occasionally "Wiangchan"; 17°58ʹN 102°36ʹE) Azerbaijani page (Vyentyan [in roman]) Banjar page (Wiangcan) Belarusian page (Горад В'енцьян = Horad V'entsʹi︠a︡n; В'енцьян = V'entsʹi︠a︡n) Bulgarian page (Виентян = Vienti︠a︡n) Chuvash page (Вьентьян = Vʹentʹi︠a︡n) Greek page (Βιεντιάν = Vientian) Spanish page (Vientián) Esperanto page (Vjentiano) Western Frisian page (Wiën Tsjan) Haitian page (Vyantyàn) Latvian page (Vjenčana) Lithuanian page (Vientianas) Macedonian page (Виентијан = Vientijan) Nāhuatl page (Vianchan) Japanese page (ヴィエンチャン = Vienchan) Occitan page (Viengchan) Uzbek page (Ventyan [in roman]) Polish page (Wientian) Serbian page (Вијентијан = Vijentijan) Tajik page (Вентян = Venti︠a︡n) Ukrainian page (В'єнтьян = V'i︠e︡ntʹi︠a︡n) Uyghur page (Wyéntyan [in roman]) Zhuang page (Fanhyiengh) Veps page (V'jent'jan) Vietnamese page (Viêng Chăn) Volapük page (Viengtjan) Wu Chinese page (万象 = Wanxiang) Chinese page (永珍 = Yongzhen)

found: GEOnet names server, September 9, 2015(Vientiane (conventional); Viangchan (approved); variants: Nakhon Viangchan; Vien Can; Vien Chang; Vieng-Cæn; Vieng-Chan; Vientane; Wei-t'ien; Wiang Chan; capital of a political entity, Laos, Viangchan (prefecture), 17°58ʹ00ʺN, 102°36ʹ00ʺE (17.966667, 102.6))

found: GEOnet names server, August 11, 2021(Vientiane (conventional); Viangchan (approved); variants: Nakhon Viangchan; Vien Can; Vien Chang; Vieng-Cæn; Vieng-Chan; Vientane; Wei-t'ien; Wiang Chan; capital of an independent state, Laos, first-order administrative division: Viangchan (prefecture); 17°58ʹ00ʺN, 102°36ʹ00ʺE (17.966667, 102.6))

found: Britannica online, August 11, 2021(Vientiane, national capital, Laos; Vientiane, also spelled Viangchan, largest city and capital of Laos, situated on a plain just northeast of the Mekong River) - https://www.britannica.com/place/Vientiane

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