Borneo
Bandjermasin
['khajuraho', 'muleshoe', 'birao', 'raymondville', 'san salvador', 'westminster', 'kuala lampur', 'cotabato', 'arvidsjaur', 'tahoka', 'qom', 'sevilla', 'dublin', 'porvoo', 'kolding', 'bitlis', 'chetumal', 'olkusz', 'garissa', 'charaideo', 'smedjebacken', 'laon', 'medina', 'perm', 'jomsom', 'deland', 'antrim town', 'malacky', 'roscommon', 'eutin', 'strakonice', 'jizzakh', 'matamoros', 'arequipa', 'alice springs', 'landskrona', 'luwero', 'kota kinabalu city', 'kindu', 'slagelse', 'lonoke', 'skipton', 'veliky ustyug', 'heber springs', 'hamar', 'montpellier', 'leghorn', 'antwerp', 'moen', 'skikda', 'santiago', 'vigan', 'kargopol', 'cupey', 'dapaong', 'regensburg', 'shymkent', 'kapsabet', 'isfara', 'caen', 'san augustine', 'zinjibar', 'tarlac city', 'seuthopolis', 'sigulda', 'zrenjanin', 'lusaka', 'ponta delgada', 'krokom', 'oregon city', 'djibo', 'freetown', 'algiers', 'herisau', 'bhadrapur', 'digos', 'herning', 'utsunomiya', 'bridgetown', 'chan chan', 'chalcis', 'kulob', 'dawei', 'semily', 'tabriz', 'tokio', 'pori', 'pekanbaru', 'daventry', 'hanyang', 'turku', 'torino', 'kolar', 'spartanburg', 'knin', 'invercargill', 'leicester', 'albertville', 'karaj']
Banjarmasin War
The Banjarmasin War (in old spelling Bandjermasin War, Dutch "Expeditie naar de Zuider- en Oosterafdeling van Borneo") (1859–1863) was a colonial war for the restoration of Dutch authority in the eastern and southern section of Borneo.