Is this everything?

Not sure if this is the right place, but no topic seemed relevant enough to warrant this post in it.

I lol every time they do a location-related pun in the show, and try to keep in a list in my head of all the locations mentioned, or implied, but it always feels like I'm missing a place or two.

And yeah, there's an official map for the show, but the map seems a tad outdated.

These are all the locations that I've heard mentioned in the show. Is this everything? Are all the sizes correct? Does Celestia rule over all ponykind, or does she tolerate smaller nations to exist?

These are only populated locations, by the way. I know there's many more.

• Ponyville [Mid-sized rural town]

• Canterlot [Small, wealthy city, capitol of Equestria]

• Cloudsdale [City in the sky of unknown size, populated only be pegasus]

• Hoofington [Small town south of Ponyville, mentioned in Trixie's first episode]

• Appleloosa [Small rural town]

• Fillydalphia [Large city]

• Manehattan [Largest, most cosmopolitan city in Equestria]

• Las Pegasus [Large city]

• Trottingham [Either small town or large city, Pipsqueak and Twilight's brief dialogue about it could suggest either one. It's across an ocean from Equestria. Possibly part of a seperate nation similar to Britain.]

• Saddle Arabia [either a country, large city, or at least a small, but important city]

• Everfree Forest [Very sparsely populated wilderness]

• Gryphon Kingdom [Implied by Gilda]

• Vanhoover [Medium-sized city]

• Baltimare [Large city]

• Hollow Shades [Medium sized town]

• Applewood [Small, but wealthy city, implied by official map to be within Las Pegasus]

• Dodge Junction [Small rural town]

• Neighagara Falls [Small town]

• Frozen North [Sparsly populated wilderness]

• Crystal Empire [a city-state that is possibly a protectorate of Equestria]

• Dutch Apple Pie [place of unknown size mentioned by Hoity Toity]

• Zebra Homeland [Zecora says she comes from a far-away place, implying there's a nation, or many nations, ruled mostly by Zebra]

• French-esque place [some items are called French as a descriptor, and there's a French gryphon baker named Gustave le Grande, though the existence of a pony-France has never been confirmed.]