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| Surname
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position
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Named after
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| Zakiya
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66.5 ° S , 125.9 ° WVenus -66.5 -125.9
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7.5 km
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Arabic first name
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| Zamudio
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9.6 ° N , 170.7 ° WVenus 9.6 -170.7
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19 km
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Adela Zamudio (1854–1928), Bolivian writer
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| Zarema
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16.8 ° N , 124.8 ° WVenus 16.8 -124.8
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5 km
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First name of the Avars
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| Zdravka
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65.1 ° N , 61 ° WVenus 65.1 -61
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12.5 km
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Bulgarian first name
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| Zeinab
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2.2 ° S , 159.6 ° EVenus -2.2 159.6
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12.5 km
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Persian first name
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| Zemfira
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46.2 ° S , 157.7 ° EVenus -46.2 157.7
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11.4 km
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First name of the Roma
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| Zenobia
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29.3 ° S , 28.6 ° EVenus -29.3 28.6
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39.1 km
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Zenobia (around 240– after 274), ruler of Palmyra
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| Zerine
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29.6 ° S , 101.4 ° WVenus -29.6 -101.4
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6.5 km
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Persian first name
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| Zhilova
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66.3 ° N , 125.7 ° OVenus 66.3 125.7
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53 km
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Marija Wassiljewna Schilowa (1870–1934), Russian astronomer
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| Zhu Shuzhen
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26.5 ° S , 3.5 ° WVenus -26.5 -3.5
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29.4 km
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Zhu Shuzhen (approx. 1135–1180), Chinese poet
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| Zija
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3.5 ° S , 95 ° WVenus -3.5 -95
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16.8 km
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Azerbaijani first name
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| Zina
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41.9 ° N , 39.9 ° WVenus 41.9 -39.9
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9 km
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Romanian first name
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| Živile
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48.8 ° N , 113.1 ° EVenus 48.8 113.1
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13.5 km
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Lithuanian first name
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| Zlata
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64.6 ° N , 26.1 ° WVenus 64.6 -26.1
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7 km
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Serbo-Croat first name
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| Zosia
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18.9 ° S , 109.2 ° EVenus -18.9 109.2
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10.5 km
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Polish first name
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| Zoya
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69.1 ° N , 123.8 ° WVenus 69.1 -123.8
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20 km
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Russian first name
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| Zuhrah
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34.7 ° N , 3 ° WVenus 34.7 -3
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5.8 km
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Arabic first name
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| Zula
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7.3 ° N , 78 ° WVenus 7.3 -78
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5 km
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Chechen first name
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| Zulfiya
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18.4 ° N , 101.9 ° EVenus 18.4 101.9
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12.9 km
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Uzbek first name
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| Zulma
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7.7 ° S , 102 ° EVenus -7.7 102
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11 km
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Spanish first name
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| Zumrad
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32.1 ° N , 94.8 ° EVenus 32.1 94.8
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12.9 km
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Uzbek first name
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| Zurka
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12.8 ° S , 84.8 ° WVenus -12.8 -84.8
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5.5 km
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First name of the Roma
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| Zvereva
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45.4 ° N , 76.9 ° WVenus 45.4 -76.9
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22.9 km
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Lidija Swerewa ( Лидия Виссарионовна Зверева , 1890–1916), Russian aviation pioneer
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