Ireland – formerly Maryborough. Prayagraj, India; formerly Allahabad Priozersk, Russia – in Finnish Käkisalmi, when part of Finland, until 1944. Puebla de Zaragoza, Mexico, known as Puebla de los Ángeles until 1862. Recife in Pernambuco, Brazil – formerly Mauritsstad. Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada from Pile O' Bones or Pile-of-bones in 1882 in what was then the North-West Territory. Rijeka from Fiume in 1945 Royal Tunbridge Wells, changed from Queen's-Wells to Tunbridge Wells in 1797. Renamed in 1909 to its current name after receiving a royal charter. Royal Wootton Bassett – known as Wootton Bassett until 2011 when it received a royal charter. Sahiwal – formerly known as Montgomery in Pakistan. Saint Petersburg – originally Saint Petersburg (in 1703), then Petrograd (in 1914), Leningrad (in 1924) and back to Saint Petersburg in 1991 Saltcoats, Saskatchewan, Canada from Stirling in what was then the North-West Territories. Samara, Russia – renamed to Kuibyshev from 1935 to 1991, after Valerian Kuibyshev and renamed Samara in 1991. San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico, formerly known ad Ciudad Real de Chiapa or Chiapa de Españoles until the end of Spanish rule. San Felipe Torres Mochas, recovered its original name in 1948; from 1889 until that year it was known as Villa Hernández Álvarez. San Pablo del Monte, Mexico. The original name before 1940, became known as Villa Vicente Guerrero until 2016. Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic was renamed to Ciudad Trujillo between 1936 and 1961 in a drive of personality cult around the dictator Rafael Leónidas Trujillo that also affected Pico Duarte (renamed Pico Trujillo), several provinces, and other Dominican features. Seoul – formerly Hanyang (from 1392), then Hanseong (from 1395), Keijō or Gyeongseong (from 1914) and renamed Seoul in 1946. (See also Names of Seoul) Shenyang – formerly Mukden, Fengtian (奉天) or Shengjing (盛京). Staines-upon-Thames formerly Staines, renamed in 2012 with the aim of promoting its riverside location, boosting the local economy and to disassociate itself from the character Ali G. Sucre formerly known as La Plata (1539-mid 17th century), Charcas (mid 17th century to early 18th century) and Chuquisaca (until 1831), current name in honour of Antonio José de Sucre. Szczecin – in German Stettin, when part of Germany, until 1945. Tallinn – known as Reval until 1917. Tel Aviv-Yafo – renamed Tel Aviv from Ahuzat Bayit. Renamed to Tel Aviv-Yafo in 1950 after the annexation of Jaffa (Yafo). Thiruvananthapuram, India – formerly