I'm not going to give you the complete solution...
a) use https://docs.python.org/2/library/codecs.html to open the file
b) use os.path.join to concatenate pieces of paths to build the file
location
c) assuming
splitted = line.split('\t')
you're going to get a list of values for every row.
geonames format uses 19 fields for every row, so you'll get back a list
with 19 fields in it.
Your first field would then be splitted[0], the second splitted[1] and so
on.
e.g. the first line would be something like
splitted = ['3039154', 'El Tarter', 'El Tarter', ....]
you can then insert every piece to its own field pretty easily.
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