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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 42 entries checked · 26 flagged · 43 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 43 still open
Agongointo-Zoungoudo Underground Town — The site was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List in 1998: The tentative list submission date is June 19, 1998, but the site was actually added to the tentative list in 1995, not 1998.
Agongointo-Zoungoudo Underground Town — The underground town was built in the 17th century under King Dakodonou: King Dakodonou reigned in the early 17th century (c. 1620–1645), but the souterrains around Abomey are generally dated to the late 17th century or later, not specifically under his reign.
Altyn-Emel National Park — The Singing Dunes are incorrectly described as being located 300 km from 'Almaty National Park'; they are within Altyn-Emel National Park itself, about 300 km from Almaty city.
Altyn-Emel National Park — The climate is incorrectly listed as 'Humid continental climate, warm summer (Köppen Dfb)'; the actual climate is semi-arid or cold desert (Köppen BSk or BWk).
Amphitheatre of Durrës — The claim that the amphitheatre was destroyed twice by earthquakes in the 6th and 10th centuries is not supported by standard historical canon; known major earthquakes occurred in the 4th century (c. 345/346) and the 6th century, with no widely recognized 10th
Armagh Observatory — The entry says the Armagh Planetarium opened in 1968 with Patrick Moore as its first director, but the first director was Dr. Eric M. Lindsay, not Patrick Moore.
Astrakhan Kremlin — The stone rebuild is attributed to the reign of Ivan IV and Boris Godunov, but Ivan IV died in 1584, before the stone construction began; the stone fortress was primarily built under Fyodor I and Boris Godunov.
Astrakhan Kremlin — The architect of the Assumption Cathedral is listed as Dorotheos Myakisheva, but the correct name is Dorofei Myakishev (or Dorofey Myakishev).
Badhyz State Nature Reserve — The claim that the wild ass population grew from 200 to 5,000 animals is not supported by widely available historical data; typical sources state the population peaked at around 4,000–4,500, not 5,000.
Badhyz State Nature Reserve — The statement that the reserve is 'the last place where the Turkmenian wild ass was found' is misleading; the Turkmenian wild ass (kulan) was historically found across Central Asia, and Badhyz is a key refuge, but not the 'last place' it was found—other popula
Bestansur — The co-director's name is misspelled: 'Roger Mathews' should be 'Roger Matthews' (double 't').
Bestansur — The co-director's name is misspelled: 'Kamal Raheem' should be 'Kamal Rahim' (no second 'e').
Birr Castle — The earliest known castle on the site dates from the 13th century, not 1170.
Birr Castle — The grant of Birr Castle to Sir Lawrence Parsons was in 1621, not 1620.
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