  Abydos
  Adana
  Akhetaten
  Akhmim
  Alalakh
  Aleppo
  Arrapkha
  Ashquelon
  Ashur
  Athribis
  Avaris
  Balamun
  Buhen
  Buto
  Byblos
  Carchemish
  Cusae
  Damascus
  El-Kab
  Elephantine
  Enkomi
  Gaza
  Gebel es-Silsila
  Gezer
  Hattusas
  Heliopolis
  Heracleopolis
  Hermopolis
  Hierakonpolis
  Kadesh
  Kawa (Gem-Aten)
  Kurrukhanni
  Memphis
  Milid
  Napata
  Nuzi
  Sharuhen
  Sidon
  Thebes
  Tyre
  Ugarit
  Wassukani

Milid

Milid, or Malatya (today Arslantepe in east-central Turkey), was a Hittite settlement on a fertile plain watered by the Tohma River, a tributary of the Euphrates. It is surrounded by the high ranges of the Taurus Mountains.

After an unsuccessful attempt to capture the Mitanni capital of Wassukani by passing through Kizzuwadna, the Hittite King Suppiluliumas succeeded by passing through Milid and coming upon Wassukani from behind.