Literature:

• Benoit, D., Pain, M., and O. Sevin (1989). Transmigration and spontaneous migrations in Indonesia. Parris: Propinsi Lampung, Sumatera, Indonesia, with an Atlas of the Province of Lampung. Paris: ORSTOM and Jakarta: Departemen Transmigrasi, 1989. pp. 443. Illustrations, Maps, Tables.
  
  
• Bustamante, A.M.G. (2005). Memoria e identidade local em Icapui. Tese de Doutorado. UFRJ.
  
  
• Bustamente, A.M.G. (2007). Toponymy in languages of native peoples in Brazil. Paper E/CONF.98/98/Add.1, Ninth United Nations Conference on the Standardization of Geographical Names, New York 2007.
  
  
• Dick, M.V. (1990). Atlas Toponímico do Brasil. University of São Paulo.
  
  
• IBGE 1943: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e estatistica (1939-1943). Divisao Territorial do Brasil. Rio de Janeiro.
  
  
• Pessoa, J. and G. Piccinato (2007). Atlas do centros historicos do Brasil. Casa da Palavra: Rio de Janeiro.
  
  
• Smith, C.C. (1993). The allocation of geographical names in an urban area: the determination of naming boundaries based on the Roodepoort experience: thematic areas in an alphabetic sequence. In P.S. Hattingh, N. Kadmon, P.E. Raper and I. Booysen (eds). Proceedings 1992 Training Course in Toponymy for Southern Africa. Pretoria: Dept of Geography, University of Pretoria, pp 362-372.

Online resources:

The United Nations sell the following publications which also can be downloaded from the UNGEGN website:

• Glossary of Terms for the Standardization of Geographical Names (New York 2002) / pdf
  
  
• Manual for the national standardization of geographical names (UN - Ecosoc, New York, 2006   ST/ESA/STAT/SERM/88 Sales No. E.06.XVII.7 ISBN 92-1-161490-2, available in the 6 UN languages) / pdf
  
  
• Technical reference manual for the standardization of geographical names (New York, 2007) / pdf
  
  
• Resolutions adopted at the ten UN Conferences on the standardization of geographical names (English (pdf) / French (pdf)