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Unfederated Malay States:

Unfederated Malay States: see Malaysia.

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Perlis - Perlis Perlis , state (1991 pop. 184,070), 310 sq mi (803 sq km), Malaysia, central Malay ...
Terengganu - Terengganu Terengganu or Trengganu, state (1991 pop. 808,556), c.5,000 sq mi (12,950 sq km), ...
Johor - Johor Johor or Johore, state (1991 pop. 2,074,297), 7,360 sq mi (19,062 sq km), at the southern ...
Kelantan - Kelantan Kelantan , state (1991 pop. 1,207,684), 5,780 sq mi (14,970 sq km), central Malay ...
Kedah - Kedah Kedah , state (1991 pop. 1,304,800), 3,660 sq mi (9,479 sq km), central Malay Peninsula, ...

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