Syncing with outlook 2010, if i leave empty the Home address it cames United States as default and if i fill home address and left work address empty Saudi Arabia appears after sync in Iphone.

Salam,
In contacts i am facing strange problem, i have all the contacts in outook 2010 and i sync it with my new Iphone 4s with IOS 5.1.1.
Some contacts in my outlook 2010 has work address filled and some has home address filled so i make them all shifted to work address (work city and work country), then after sync i found that those contacts which i update from home address to work are showing default home country "united states" in iphone even home address is blank in outlook 2010; and then i shift all the contact's work address to home address in outlook and leaving all work address fields blank and then sync with iphone, i was again amazed that iphone is showing work address as "Saudi Arabia" even the work country is blank in outlook.
Kindly help me in this problem.
Regards,
M. Faisal

Seriously folks? I know it was long but I added all info to negate a need for endless back/forth clarifications. No answers???
FYI, i tried syncing contacts to google/gmail and it was a total clusterF as well. No gmail contacts, synced iphone, gmail contacts populated w/ all info but w/lots of repeat entries. Used seek and merge repeats in gmail and then resync but no such luck. Lots of iterations and nothing but fails. Seems everytime the phone and the gmail lists are "as desired" a new sync puts a ton of repeats back into gmail or onto phone. Still perplexed and still needing help....
pretty please....

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