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CENTURY DICTIONARYAND

CYCLOPEDIAA UNIVERSAL REFERENCE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF KNOWLEDGE WITH A NEW ATLAS OF THE WORLD

WORK OF

IN

TEN VOLUMES

VOLUME X

PUBLISHED BY

dje Centurg Co.NEW YORK

CopjTight, 1889, 1895,

18(10,

1807

By The CenturyAllI\'iffti/s

Co.

Kfscn-ed.

PUBLISHERS' NOTEWiththe publication of the Atlas whichis

ON THE COMPLETED WORKincorporatedin the present edition The Century DictionAs the Cyclopedia of Names grew out of the Dicso the Atlas has grown out of the Cyclopedia, and

ary and Cyclopedia has been brought to completion.tionary and supplementedserves as an extension ofit

on

its

encyclopedic side,

its

geographical material.

Each of these works deals with a

different part of the

great field of words,referenceor

work of whole of that field. The total number of words and names defined otherwise described in the completed work is about 4^0,000. The special features of each of these several parts of the book are described in the Prefaces which willand names,in their

common words

while the three,

unity, constitute a

which

practically covers the

It need only be said that the definitions of the common in the first, ninth, and tenth volumes. words of the language are for tlie most part stated encyclopedically, with a vast amount of technical, historical, and practical information in addition to an unrivaled wealth of purely philological material; names of persons, places, characters in that the same encyclopedic method is applied to proper names fiction, books in short, of everything to which a name Is given; and that in the Atlas geographical names, and much besides, are exhibited with a completeness and serviceableness seldom equaled. Of The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia as a whole, therefore, it may be said that it is in its own field that exists. scientific, historical, and practical the most complete present.ation of human knowledge Moreover, the method of distributing this encyclopedic material under a large number of headings, which has been followed throughout, makes each item of this great store of information far more acces-

be found

sible

than in works in which a different system The whole represents fifteen years of labor.,

is

adopted.

pleted in 1891

and that of the

since those dates each of these

The first edition of The Century Dictionary was comCentury Cyclopedia of Names in 1804. During the years that have elapsed works has been subjected to repeated careful revisions, in order to include

the latest inform.ation, and the results of this scrutiny are comprised in this edition.

November, 1897.

THE

CENTURY ATLAS OF THE WORLDPREPARED

UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OFE.

BENJAMIN

SMITH,

A. M.

MANAGING EDITOR OF THE CENTURY DICTIONARY EDITOR OF THE CENTURY CYCLOPEDIA OF NAMESFELLOW OF THE AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,ETC.

PUBLISHED BY

%\)t Crntuii' Co. NEW YORK

Copyright, 1897. by The Century Co.

AH

rights reserved.

MAPS SPECIALLY ENGRAVED FOR THE CENTURY CO. BY THE MATTHEW8-N0RTMRUP CO., BUFFALO, N.Y.

PREFACE.

IN

unequal division of space between the two hemispheres, wliidi often is a marked characteristic of works of its kind, has been avoided. Tlie United States, with Canada, Mexico,thejilaii

of this Athis tho

tlie

other portions of the two American continents, and the

West

Indies, liave been exhil)ited with

great detail; and a closely corresponding degree of completeness will be found in the

maps

of the

more

important sections of Europe, Asia, and Africa.of the earth's surface,

The

practical needs of the user, as regards all partsrelatively large share ofis

have thus carefully been considered; and by devoting a

space to those sections, both of thedesired,

most likely to be an exceptionally large amount of serviceable geographical information has been brought within areasonablel)ulk.

New World

and the Old, about which informationto all parts of the globe

volume

of.

The double-page maps devoted

number

117,

and the

corner or inset

maps

about 138; to these are to be added the pages of histoiical maps, which raise the total

numberofficial

in the Atlas to about 295.

All the

maps have been made

especially for this Atlas,

and have been based upon the

latest

and best

information, with a comparison of the results of recent explorations.

Those of the United States

are founded upon maps issued by the United States government, and also upon many others published by State and local authorities those of England, on the map of the Ordnance Survey and those of all; ;

other countries upon similar authoritative materials.the legibility and attractiveness of tho maps, are

The i-ailroads, which are printed in red to increase shown in accordance with the most recent official

information

;

the figures for depth of water in seas, ))ays, and liarbors have been taken from the British

Admiralty charts and those of the United States Hydrographic Office; the heights of mountains and the elevations of lakes are those given by the latest surveys; and the various political divisions ai-e exhil)itedin accordance with the

most recent adjiistments.is

In portraying the mountain systems of the United States a feature has been introduced which

a

novelty in general atlases, namely, lines of equal elevation above the sea (contour-lines), which liave been printed in olive or In-own. These have l)een taken from the published results of the Government Surveys, and are given for elevations of 100, .oOO, 1,000, 2,000 feet, etc. This method has been extended to the maps

by means of determinations furnished by Mr. H. M. Wilson of the Geological Survey. The selection of names of places has been deternaned, in general, by their i)opulation the intention lias been, however, to include, as far as possible, all phices, however small, wliich are of considcial>le In tlie spelling of these names the authority interest from tlieir historical significance, or to the tourist. followed (witli a few exceptions) for the United States has been the United States Postal Guide; andof

Mexico

also,

;

in other countries in

which characters

identical, or nearly identical, with those of the Englisli alpliabet

are used, the local spelling has been adopted, except for certain

names

foris

which well-established Anglicizedplaced under the English form.

forms

exist.

In such cases the local or native spelling ortlie

name

necessary to give to entirely foreign names an English been avoided, and (Ire.ss, the use of accented letters and of extreme and unusual methods of spelling has seemed likely to be the those forms (among the many existing and permissible) have been chosen which simplest to an English eye. Where several familiar spellings of important foreign names exist, these

Wherever, as in maps of Africa and

Easti

it is

spellings (particularly those recorded in

"The Century Cyclopedia

of

Names") are entered

in the index.

PREFACE.These place-namesare, as a nile, printed in

type graded in size according to the pojmhitionin tlie poj)ulation-figures

;

but the most

detailed information onallill

this point will

be found

which are givenin

in the indexes for

places of considerable size.

The number

of

names

of all kiiids giventliat

the Atlas, and recorded

the indexes,

is

about 170,000, a total considerably larger than

found

in

most

atlases heretofore

iniblished.

Besides the general geographical and political matter, a num])or of details have been added to thisAtlas which are not usually included, and which giveit

exceptional completeness as ain

work

of reference.4),

Among them

are the

main routes:

of discovery14),

and exploration

North America (Map Xo.10),

the

West

Indies (Voyages of(ilap No. 115),

Columbus

Map. No.

South America (Map No.

Africa (Map No. 109), Australia

and the North Polar Regions (Map No. ;>, which shows all important routes down to and including those of Peary, Jackson, and Nansen) tlic marking (with the addition of dates) of a large number of sites of important battles, ancient and modern, on land and sea; submarine cables and important;

steamship routes; standard time (Maps No. 5 and No.

73),

and the "date-line" (Map No.;

1);

important

highways and caravan routes

in countries

where there are few railroads or none

lines of equal depth

of water corresponding to the "contour-lines" on land; important lights

and lighthouses; a

special travel-

map

of Central Euroi)e;

etc.

A numbernames

of historical

maps

also

have been included, in which are given many of the more important

main points in modern historical geography. They are about equally divided between ancient and modern history, and comprise 40 maps, including plans of the ancient cities of Jerusalem, Rome, and Athens. In the choice of tj'pes, the arrangement of the names, and the coloring of the maps, the greatest legibility possible has first of all been sought, while variety and attractiveness to the eye have not beenof ancient geograph}', as well as certain of the

neglected.Finally, not the least important characteristic of the

book

is its

convenient

size,

since

it is

almost alone

among

the atlases which contain ajsproximately the same

amount

of information, in

being as easily handled

and consulted as a volume of a cyclopedia.

CONTENTS OF THE ATLAS.HISTORICAL AND ASTRONOMICAL MAPS.Index Chart The Heavens, Northern Hemisphere The Heavens, Southern Hemisphere The Chaldean, Elamitic, and Hittite Powers The Egyptian, Assyrian, Babylonian, and Median Powers The Persian Empire and the Empire of Alexander the Great The Roman Empire at its greatest

V Ancient Egyptvivii

Ancient Athens Acropolis of Athens

xiii

(inset)

viii

Athens and Piraeus (inset) Ancient Rome Capitoline and Palatine (inset). Empire of Charlemagne Europe at the time of the Reformation

France, English Possessions in France at the Death of Philip IV., 1314 France at the Peace of Bretigny, 1360 France at the Death of Henry V., 1422

xvii

IX

Poland to 1667Poland, Result of the First Partition,1772

extent

Canaan as divided between the TwelveTribes Israel atits

greatest Extent

The

Sinaitic Peninsula

Jerusalem Solomon's Temple and PalacesPalestine Ancient Greece and Asia Minor Ancient Italy

Poland, Result of the Second Partition, 1793 Poland, Result of the Third Partition, 1795 Britannia about 350 A. D XI English Conquest of Britain xii England in the Eighth Century England after the Peace of Wedmore.

United States, Claims arising from Exploration and Settlement xvui King James, Grants to the Plymouth and London Companies, 1606, 1609, and 1620 XV Early Colonial Grants, 1620-1681 French and Indian War, 1756-1763 Principal Battle-ground of the French and Indian War The United States, 1783 United States, Acquisition of Territory XIX ivi United States, Development of States XX United States, Slavery in the United States, at the Period of thexiv.

Civil

Warxxi-xxx.

Index of Historical and Astronomical Maps

MODERN MAPS.MAPAbyssinia Afghanistan Africa (Goueral Map) Africa, Northeast part.

NO.

MAP

NO.

.

.

Africa, Northwest part Africa, Central part Africa, Southern part

AlabamaAlaska Alaska(inset) (inset)

110 103 109 110 Ill 112 113 42 585

Arkansas ArmeniaAscension Island Asia Asia Minor(iuset)

Athens and Pirasus (inset) Auckland and Vicinity (inset)Australia

Aleutian Islands Algeria

Amsterdam andAndorra

Vicinity (inset)

Antilles, Greater

Arabia Argentina Arizona

58 Ill 84 83 68 102 Berlin and Vicinity (inset) 72 Bermudas, The (inset) 55 Boliviai

Austria-Hungary (Ooneral Map) Austria-Hungary, Western part Azores Islands (inset ) Balkan Peninsula Baltimore and Vicinity (inset) Baluchistan Belgium

44 101 109 100 101 99 117 115 89 9083 98 33 103 84 87 67 70

Bombay and

Vicinity (inset) Bonin Islands (inset)

Borneo Bosporus and Vicinity (iusot) Boston and Vicinity (inset)

105 108 116 988

70,71,72 Brazil 63 British Columbia 84 Brussels and Vicinity (inset) 89 Budapest and Vicinity (inset) Buenos Aires, Montevideo, and Vicin72 ity (inset) Buffalo and the Niagara Frontier (inset) 13 98 Bulgaria 106 Burma, Upper and Lower 104 Calcutta and Vicinity (inset) 56 California, Northern part 57 California, Southern part 59 Canada, Dominion of.

11

CONTENTtS OF THE ATLAS.MAPNO.

MAPGuiana, British Guiana, Dutch Guiana, French

NO.

MAP

NO.

Canary Islands (inset) Cape Colony Cape Town and Vicinity (inset) Cape Verde Islands (inset) Carson City and Vicinity Onset) Catskill Mountains (inset)Celebes Islands Central America Central Asia Central Europe (Travel Map) Charleston and Vicinity (inset) Chattanooga and Vicinity (inset) Chicago and Vicinity (inset) Chile Chinese Empire Cincinnati and Vicinity (inset) Cleveland and Vicinity (inset)

83 113 113 109 5411

GuineaHaiti

Hamburg and

Vicinity (isset)

116 Hawaii 66 Hemispheres 100 Holland

70 Mexico ((General Map~i 71 Mexico, Central portion 71 Mexico, City of, and Vicinity (inset) Ill Michigan, Northern part 68 Michigan, Southern part 87 Milwaukee and the Waukesha Lake 117 Region (ins.. .

64 65 65 22 23

t

2 84

Minneapolis and Saint Paul MinnesotaMississippi Missouri, Northern part Missouri, Southern part

(inset)

.

24 2525 43 3031

74 Honduras

37 41 21 72 107 18 18 70 Colombia 53 Colorado Connecticut 10 117 Cook Islands Copenhagen and Vicinity (inset) 88 Corsica inset) 81 Costa Rica 66 Crete (inset) 99 Cuba 68 Danish West Indies 68 Dardanelles and Vicinity (inset) 98 Delaware 33 Denmark 88 Detroit River with Detroit (inset) 23 District of Columbia (inset) 33 Dublin and Vicinity (inset) 79 Duluth and Vicinity (inset) 25 East Africa, British 112 East Africa, German 112 East Africa, State of 112, 113 Easter Islands (inset) 69 East India Islands 116 Ecuador 70 Edinburgh and Glasgow, Territory between (inset) 78 Egypt 110 Ellice Islands 117 England and Wales, Southern part 75 England and Wales, Northern part 76 England (Vicinity of London) 77 Europe 73 Europe, Central (Travel Map) 74 Faroe Islands (inset) 88 Fiji 117 Finland 96 Florida 39 France, Mediterranean Coast of (inset) 81 France, Northern part 80 France, Southern part 81 France, North Central 82 France in Provinces before 1789 (inset) 80 Franz Josef Land (inset) 3i

Hongkong (inset) Hudson River (inset) HungaryIceland(inset)

IdahoNorthern part Illinois, Southern part India, Northern part India, Southern part India, East Indiana Indian Territory Indo-China, FrenchIllinois,

IowaIreland Islands of the Pacific OceanItaly ((xeneral Map) Italy, Northern part

66 107 11 89 88 50 20 21 104 105 106 19 48 106 28 79 117 92

MontanaMontenegroMontevideo, Buenos Aires, and Vicinity(inset)

49 98 72 61 Ill 6

Montreal and Vicinity Morocco

(inset)

Mount DesertNebraskaNetherlands

Island (inset)(inset)

Naples and Vicinity

Nevada

New Brunswick New GuineaNewfoundland (inset) New Hampshire

and Southern part Jacksonville and Vicinity (inset) Jamaica Japan Java Jersey City, Newark, Paterson, and ViItaly, Central

93 94 39 68 108 11614

New Hebrides Islands New Jersey New Mexico New Orleans and VicinityNewport(inset)

94 29 84 54 62 116 62 7 117 14 55(inset)

45 10

cinity (inset)

Jerusalem, Modern

Johannesburg and Vicinity

.

French Indo-China Galapagos Islands (inset) .. Galveston Bay (inset) Georgia German Empire, Northern part German Empire, Southwestern partGerman Empire, Eastern part

106 69 47 38 85 86 87 Gibraltar (insit) 83 Gilbert Islands 117 Martha's Vineyard (inset) Glacier Bay (inset) 58 Maryland Glasgow and Edinburgh, Territory beMassachusetts (General Map) tween (inset) 78 Massachusetts, Eastern part Greater Antilles 68 Mauritius (inset Greece 99 Melanesia Greenland 3 Melbourne and Port Phillip (inset) Guatemala 66 Mesopotamia>

102 113 Kamerun Ill, 112 Kansas 32 Kansas City and Vicinity (inset) 30 Kentucky 40 Key West (inset) 39 112 Kongo, French . 112 Kongo Free State 108 Korea Kristianiafjord and Vicinity (inset) 95 Kurdistan 101 Liechtenstein 91 76 Liverpool and Vicinity (inset) 77 London, Vicinity of 75 London and Vicinity inset) 57 Los Angeles and Vicinity (inset) 45 Louisiana 117 Low Archipelago 117 Loyalty Islands 84 Luxemburg 22 Mackinac, Straits of (inset) 112 Madagascar (inset) 83 Madeira Islands (inset) 6 Maine 105 Malay Peninsula (inset) 116 Malaysia 63 Manitoba 117 Marquesas Islands Marseille, Vicinity of, and the Mediter81 ranean Coast of France (inset) 117 Marshall Islands(insef)

(inset)

...

New York, Southern part New York, Northern and Eastern part New York, Western part New York City and Vicinity (inset) New Zealand

H12

13 11

11713 66

Niagara Frontier Nicaragua

(inset)

Nicaragua, Lake and Canal (inset) Nile Delta and Suez Canal (inset) Norfolk and Vicinity (inset)

North America North Carolina North Dakota Northeast Africa, Italian North Pole, Region around the Northwest Territories (of Canada)

66 110 34 4 36 26 110, 112

3

Norway Nova ScotiaOceanica Ohio, Northern part Ohio, Southern part

i

Oklahoma

Omaha and OmanOntario

Vicinity (inset)

Orange Free State Oregon

Modern (inset) Panama, Isthmus of (inset) ParaguayPalestine,Paris, Vicinity of

Paris and Vicinity

(inset)(inset)

Peking and Tientsin, Vicinity of Pennsylvania, Eastern part Pennsylvania, Western part

9 Persia 33 Peru

Philadelphia and Vicinity (inset) Philippine Islands 109 Pittsburg, Allegheny, and Vicinity8

9

63 95 62 114 17 18 48 29 102 60 113 52 102 69 72 82 80 107 15 16 103 70 15 11616 97

(in-

s.i) 116 115 Poland 101 Porto Rico

96,

68

..

CONTENTS OF THE ATLAS.MAPNO.

111

MAP

NO.

Port Phillip and Melbourne (inset) ... 115 Shetland Islands (inset) Portugal 83 Siam Prince Edward Island 62 Siberia Quebec 61 Sicily (inset) Quebec, City of, and Vicinity (inset) 61 Sitka, Glacier Bay, and Vicinity..

MAP

NO.

78

TongaToronto and Vicinity (inset) Trans-Caucasia, Russian Travel-Map, Central Europe Trinidad (inset) Trinidad (Brazil) (inset) TripoU Tubuai Islands Tunis Turkey in Asia

(inset

)

106 iqO 94 583 117 117 110 113 69 70 71 72 37 27 2 113 833

109 Rhode Island 10 Richmond and Petersburg (inset) 34 Rio de Janeiro and Vicinity (inset) 71 Rochester and Vicinity (iuset) 13 Rome and Vicinity inset) 92 Rumania 98 Rumelia, Eastern 98 Russia in Europe 96 Russia, Western and Southern part 97 Saint Augustine and Vicinity (inset ) 39 Saint Clair River and Vicinity (inset) 23 Saint Helena Island (inset) 109 Saint Louis and Vicinity (inset) 30 Saint Mary's River and Vicinity (inset) 22 Saint Paul and Minneapolis (inset) 25 Saint Petersburg and Environs (inset) 97 Salt Lake City and Vicinity (inset) 54 Salvador 66 Samoa 117 Samos 99 San Diego and Vicinity (inset) 57 San Francisco and Vicinity (inset) 56 San Marino 93 Santiago, Valparaiso, and Vicinity (inst't) 72 Santo Domingo 68 Savannah and Vicinity (inset) 38 Scilly, Isles of unset) 75 Scotland 78 Servia 98(. . .

Reunion

(inset)

Smith Sound and(inset)

Robeson Channel

Society Islands Solomon Islands Somali Coast Protectorate, British South African Republic

South America (t General M:i|)) South America, Northwest part South America, Eastern part South America, Southern part South Carolina South Dakota South Pole, Region around the Southwest Africa, German SpainSpitzbergen(

Turkey in Europe Union or Tokelau Group United States Uruguay UtahValparaiso,Santiago,andVicinity(inset)

117 gg 101 74 53 gg 110 117 Ill iQi 98 1175

Venezuela Venice and Vicinity (inset) Veracruz and Vicinity (inset)

72 54 72 70 92 65

inset

)

Vermont Vienna and Vicinity

(inset)

Stockholm and Vicinity

(inset)

Straits Settlements (inset)

Sudan Suez Canal and Nile DeltaSulphur Islands(inset)

95 Virginia 105 Vorarlberg HO, 111 Washington

7 90 3489, 91

(inset)

Sumatra SwedenSwitzerland

Sydney and VicinitySyria

(inset)

Tampa BayTasmania

(inset)

(inset)

Tennessee Texas, Eastern partTexas, Western part

llO Washington, D. C. (inset) 108 Waukesha Lake Region (inset) II6 West Africa, Portuguese 95 West Indies 91 West Virginia 115 Wisconsin 101 World, on Mercator's Projection 39 World, in Hemispheres 115 Wyoming 41 Yellowstone National Park (inset) 46 Yosemite National Park (inset)

51 33 24 112 67 35 241

2

47 Yosemite Valley

(inset)

50 50 57 56

INDEXES OE MODERN MAPS.Index of United States Maps Index of Maps of Foreign Countries3, 152 153-382

IV

INDEX CHART, CHARTS OF THE HEAVENS, AND HISTORICAL MAPS

NO. V.

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C(donia Agrippina C(duuus, .Vttiens Colonus Ilii)pius, .\thens.... Colorado River Colorado River Colorado .Siu-ings Colorado Territory Colossus Neronis, Rome3

84

F

Columbation)

Noachl

(constella-

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94

Charlemagne, Empire ofCharleston Charleston Charleston Charleston Charleston Charles'stion)

XIV XIV

K

5

Canterbury Canterlmry CantiaCanlii Caiiluarlae

Ilntteras capella (Star)(star)

XII K XVIII M XVIII C 2 XVIII B 4 XVIII P 16 XVIII B 3VI

12 8 6 9

XX N VI D

55

Columna Trajani, Rome

.

.

Comation)

Berenices

(constella-

CharlotteCharlottesville Charolles

XVIII O 15 XVIII P 15

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XI XI XI XI XI XIXIII XIII XIII XIIIVIII

3 62 3 4 5 3 7

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XIV K XIV KXVII C XVII CXVIII O

55

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34 16 2

Chedorlaomerof)

(possessions

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XX M IX K VIII DIX G XI C XVII C

XIX B

55 4

ChemmisChenab Cliephar-Ammoui CherCherbourg Cherbourg Cherry Valley Cbersoneeus TanricaCh'.?salon

XII L 102 64

BC

G

KG

67 7

XIVXVII XVIII IX XI XVIII

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K

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5 21 14

Contra Lato

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(star)

C 227

N

66 15 37 151

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4

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M

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63 4 4 11 lu 14

XVI E

XVIC

Ephesus Epbraim Ephralm Ephraim. Gate

E.V

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3 2(i

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XXII

121

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XVI E XVI M XVI N

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XVI B IX BXII XII VIVII VI XIII

227

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XIII

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EaxaEbal,

DIbonKltion

X BXI E XI E

XVI K XVI P XVI T XVIII L XVI O XVI K XVI H

2

711 15 11 12

22 21

Equuleus (constellation) Erecbthcum. .VthensErfurt Erfurt

XIV EVII XIII

XIVMB

Mount

DIbon (iadDijon Dijon Dlkerln DIniesbk esh DIninah

XIV KXVII E

54

Ebenezer Ebers (route of Israelites).. Ebez

XIC XICXVI DIXVIIIJ

8 8 5

Erldanus (constellation) Eridanus. Athens Eriau

D DOL

XICIX J

XnL

69 35

Ermine StreetErrai (star)

XIV O XVI DVIVIII VIII

Sham

Dlnion, Waters of Dloebaris. I'orta. Athens .. DIoibtiaui, Areas. Rome... Di.nlotianl. Thermae. Rome. Di'iyenlum. .Vtbens Dloinea, Albens Dlomea. Porta, Athens DIonysl. Thealrum, Athens..Dic.n.vsl.Di..s|...lisDl..s|i.ills

XI H XI E XI D XI EXIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIIl XII XIIVII

71

Kboracum EboracumEbura

61

IX C

DobunI Doeus Dodeeasehoonns

XV D XV C XVI D XI nXIIVII.\

34

Elam ElamElamltic Power ElathF.Iba F.Ibe

IXDVIH

E

Eutaw SpringsEuxinus, Pontus Evansviilcfivreux

XVIIIandInilian

X VIII O IXCXIX EXv'll J

161

FrenchFrentani

War

3(i

M

X J XIVLXIV .M XIV E XI E

DoK Star

(sec Sirlus)

12 4

Dolopes Dobipis Domltiae, Ilorli. Rome Pomitlanl. .\reu8, Rome Domitianl. Areas. RomeDonilliani.

XII C XII It XIII II

2 2(i

Elbe (river) F-1 Belka Elblng(star) Eldsich (star)

5

EMslb

XIIIG...

7(i

.\in

K2111!

Stadium. Rome..

Diiniremy

Donmc Domus Aususlana. Rome...Donins.Vugustana,

XIII.I XVII X

XVI

.XIIIG

Rome...

XlllUXIII XIII XIII

8 S7 7 7

Elea Elcalah Elephantine Island Eleusinium. Athens Eb'uslnium. AtticnsElln)ea Ells Ells Ells (cityl El .lubidlial

XV .V VIC VIC XII KXI E

34

Exanceaster Exeter Exeter Exeter Exeter EziongeberFabricius. Pons,

XVI N XIV J XVI B XVI R XVII A

2 o 1244

battleground)... XVIII French Territory XVIII

(principal

K

97 4

Fretum Gadilanum Fretum GallicumFrisiaFrisii

XII J IX J

XVI E

xj

IG 2 9

Fucinus. Lacus

Fundy, Bay of

XI V D 1 IX K 5 XII J li XVIII .M u

5

66

Rome

Domus Aurea Neronis, Rome Donms Aurea Neronis. Rome Domus Aurea Neronis. Rome. Donms Callgulae ct Tiberlana. Rome Domus Fiaviorum. Rome ... Donms Lateranorum. Ronii'. Domus Septlmll Severl, Rome Donms Veetlllana, Rome... DonDonejister

HIx

XII M 11 XIII B 2 XIII E 2 XII B 1 IX .M 7 Xil B 3 XII B 3

Fair Oaks FalniscEalerii

FamimFens.

7 5 XVII U 21 xil J B

XIII J

XX N

Gabara Gabatha

GadGad. River of

XIC

XI C

XBJ

3 3

27

Ilerculis.

Rome

....

The

FeronFifth Cataract (Nile)l'''k

'XIIIG XVI S XI BVIII

615 5 10 31

Gadara Gades Gaditauum. F'retumGadrosia

H

L

XI E(star;

XI ECataract of Forlh(Nile)

Gadsden PurchaseGaetuli

XIXBIX

XI XI IX IX IX

E EJ

F

54 3 21.5(i

FinlandFinland. Gulf ofFirstFIrtli

XIIIGXIII XIII XIII1 .\-

8l]

El-Karidab Media)EI Khab El Klilam Elkton El Kuds

sec

Kaus

VUGXI F.\l

KLII

7 87I

D(;

XVIII PXI

XillKO X^I D X A XI BXIVIII

Fishes (constellation) Five Nations Flamlnia. Porta. Rome

XV B XV C VIII U XVIC VIEXVIII F....

2 911

GaiamGalatia

(star)

K VIA

4 7 7 3 2 7

57

GalocdGalicia GalileeGalilee, Sea of

XV B XIC

IX N XI E

54

3

Dor Dor Dora Dorado

3 24 4 44

ICilutidun Elnasl (slarl

KlonEl Paso ElyEiiiden Kuierlta

I!

(eonstellntloa) Doreliester

C

XVI S VII F XI C XIX C XVI T XIV 1,I,\

IC4(1

Flanilnia. Via. Rome Flanilnius, Circus, Rome...

XIII J XIII J XIII J

2154

Dordogne DordoEneDoris Doris

X V (' X U' KXVII c XII C XII K

Augusta

J

52 3 34 4 4 4 4

Emniaus EminausEmrjiaus

XIC XICXI C XVII FXIII,\.1

7 C(i (i

Dornonia

DothaimDotlian I>oubs

XIV C XI C

XICXVII E

Empire. The Emporium, Rome Endor Endor En-Gannim

4

XIDXI

B

XICX B nJ

'overI>over

Hover Draco (constellation) Dragon (constellation) DranglanaI'lave

XiV K XVI E XVII CVI

En-Gedl En-GediEliglanri

8 2 4 4 3 74

Flanders XVII D Flanders XVII K Flandria XIV C Flavia Caesariensis XVI D Flavium, Amiibltheatrum. I'ome XIII K Fiaviorum. Domus. Rome... XIII K Florae. Templum. Rome ... XIII K Fh>rcnce XIVM Florentia XII JI'"lorida

5 5 6 2

81

Gallaecia Gallia Gallia Gallia Cisalpina Gallia CIsalplnaGallienl. Arcu.s. Rome (ialilcnm, Fretum Galvi'Ston

XII) 3 IX J G IX K C

XVI E 4 IX L G

XU

J

5G 4

4

7 G

L XVI E XIX DXIII

G G

Galveston Galwidia (jamala

XVI MXII)

XXLXIC XIC

3 G 10

34

XVIII O 17

Florida Florida I'urchnse Foix Fonialbaut (star)l''on(aiuebleau Forest of Lebanon. of the. Jerusalem,

XIX EXVIIHouse

XX M

3 J 12

XIV(the

2ri

D VICI*'

4

England England EnglandEngllsli

XVII B"IIe

VUGVII

F

La Tour LeaLeagacester Lebanon. Mount

XVII K XVI S

M

3

11 11IC.

LunaLunae. Templum. Lunae. Templum.Lusltania Luletia Lutetla

(starl

O

XVIollXII)1.'i

Rome Rome

...

Kldmn)

XI C

Lupus (consteiludoni

KedvsbKcKlcsb Kedi'sb Kefroln,

X BWadyel

LehonabLeicester Leicester Leicester

Kellah

XI O XI D XI E XI B

LelntwardlneLeipzig

Kenath Kraalb Ni.bahKellfsuw Muuntatll Kenltcs Kpnni'lu'C RlvorKdini't

XC

XI XVI XVI XVI XVI XIV

('

DO C

.!

11

S 153

Luxemburg LuzLuz-Betbel Lycabettus Mons, Atbens Lyeabet tus Mons. .\thens Lycaonia...

12 4 XII J C XIII G 8 XIII K 7 VII F 5 IX J 7 IX K 6 XIV ( 2 XIV L 5 XI D 2

Mariana Mariamne. Tower

C

MaridunumMarlenburgMarienlHirg Markali (star)

XVI C XIV N

XV AVI

C

Marmarica Marne Marne Mars (planet;revolution,etc.)

IXorbit, distance, rotation, size.

XIV K

M3

XVIID

M

XX MXVIII

XI G

Le MansLeraberg

XVII C XIV OXII XIII...

XA D

KcutK.llt KHlltui-ky

XVI S XVI P XVI T

Lemberg Lemnus Lenaeum. AtbensLeoL*'0

(consti'llation)

XX MXI n XI C XI F XI

Minor (constellation)

XV B D D VIE VIE

4 4 5 4

XI C...

VI. VII Footof.

XIII B XIII F

31

Mars, Hill Areopagus)Marseille-

Atli4-ns

(see

Xlll

IXXIIII

NF

7

2 371

Lyceum. AtbensLycia LyciaLycopolls

27

Marseille

XIV XIV

X

MA

KiTak. Wady Korloth Hizrnn

Leontes. River Leontes, UiverLi'pus (constellation)

XB,V

XII F 3 XII L 10

LyddaLydiaL.vdia

XI BVIII

XI Cr

6 "

24 4

Kbab, EIKhanali' of thi- Crlm Khlum. Kl Kiilrnn. Brook, Jorusaloin.. Kidruii Vall.y

XV D

XO

D

Lesath Lesbus

(star)

VII VII

F

LydIa

IX B XII F

Marsl -XII Martha's Vineyard Island ... XVIII Martis. Templum. .Mbens.. XIII Martis. T.niplum. Rome XIII Martis Ulloris. Templum. Rome XIII G Martins. Campus, Rome .... XIII J

7

G7 12 2

XII

E

LeshemLesser Lion. The (constellation; see Leo Minor) Letopolls

XI EVI Xll Xll VII IX IX IX

2 2

KiefKlffa Australls (star) Klffa Bon-alls (star)

XV DVII VII

XI C

EL B FB

C8 2 627

F F

LeucasLibra (coustellatlon)Liliya

Lynno Lynne Lynx (constellation) Lyon Lyon LyonLyra (constellation)Lvsieratis.

XVI B XVI K

VIE

XIV D XIV K XVII E VI BXIII

Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland

XVIII F

X VIII L XIX F XX N X VIII M XVIII g XIX F XX N XVIII G XVIII GIX F IX K XI C

MasadaMassaclrasetts Massiichusetts

5 811 141

Kinc

James's

I'lymoutb

Grants (to L Nym[haeum.\]exaiidri,.Nymphaeum.VyinpiiacumPiiiilp])!,

XIIIL XIIIL G XIIIL 8.I

5

Nevers

New Amsterdam New Amsterdam New Berne New BrunswickNewburgNewfiamdiand

XVII I> 4 XVIII C 2 XVIII G XVIII P 15 XVIII P 14

Pliillppi,t'oilis,

XIII .Mil

Nympharum

H K

Athens..

XIIICIX

7 G 2

2 5 24

XV

i i 1

ij

14I 1

M.uuit Giiead

2 51

Mount Hermon Mount IIiu' Mount Ilorei. Mount LeliaiicuiMmnnne Portus Magnus Posen PosenPiitldaea

XVI E XVI U XIV N

Remnria, RennesReniu>s

Rome

XIII

KJ

8

XVIl BX.X... to

XV AXII O XVIII F

Repton ReaacaRethei

5 3 .\VI S IB

XIV

M

BIB

Parma ParmaParnpamlsus MollsParritParthiiioii.

Athens

XIV L IX F XVI R XIII A

XVIIIVI XIII XIII

Potomac River PowysPraenesllna, i'oria, Rome., Praenesllna, Via. Itonie. ..

XVI N.

Inline

Praesepe (star)Praetoria. Castra. I'raga

Parlh.iion, Athi-iis

XIHXII

I)

Rome(constella-

XUIVII VII 24

Rome

....

XIII XIII VI XIII

M M!

Reticulum (eonstellutiuu) Reuben Revolutionary War, 177Bn.s.-!

XVII K VII C

33

X BXVIII IX

I

Rha10 B

Q OI)

16

6

ParlhiaPartluinini.Rf:nniii

IX E IX O

27

Parus Passau

D

35 2

XI VXII XIII

PaasawaPatavllimPatratPatrlclus. Cllvua. Palrl nlum Petri

XIV EXII J

ML

52 3 5 4 41

B

Home

...

XIV EXIIVII VII

PIsels Volans (constellation) PIsgah, Mount Pisldia Pisidin Pisldia Pistoria Pi thorn

Praga PraguePresijiie Isle

XIV E XV L XIV MXVIIIXVIII

Rhaetia Rhegluiu

XIVXII

RhenusRhcniis

IX

K K

XI IX IXXII XII

e 27 3(i

K

Pri'ssburg

PaiuaPavia

H

X nXII

8,s

Pressburg Prince iCdward Ishinil Princeton PripetProbl. Pfins,

XIV X XV A

M

.Win p XV CXIII J

Rhine Rhine Rhine Rhodalius

.

.

XIV I) XIV D XIV L XVII FIXIC

PithomPlttshurj;

MII.\I

XIV LI

Pavo (oonstcllatlon) ist.llallon) IVai'ockIVirasiis

(fimsti'llallim)

E E VIC A

Pelpua. I-akf P.'lasKlcum. Athoiis

XV CXIII

PolasKkum,PillKiil

Allans

XIIIDXII J XI D XII M

2 3 3 64

PlttslmiB Piaeentin Plains of Abraham Plain of Sharon Planets (distance,tion,

XVIII P XIX FXII

H1C,

Rome

Proconnesusi'rocyon (star)

XII KVI VIII

GAF24

XVIII

111

XI B

5

Propontis Propontls Prnpthasia

XII

IX FVI XIII XIII

rotation,

revolusize. etc.). Xl, VII Foot

Propus

(star)

Pella

ivhislanim. OstiumP.lusiiim Pclusliim

8

Platte River Pleiads (constellation) Ploek

XIX D....

1

IXCB

XII

P

.i.iuid

XVIIIXII

M H

28 5 2

Pluteum Plymouth Plymouth

(constellation)

F XV F VII C XIV .1 XVIl AVI

2 7 4 4

Propylaea, Athens Proserpinae. Ara Ditis et.. Provence XVII Provhlence XVIII Providence XVIII Providence Plantation XVIII

G A

HB

2 81

Rhodanus Rhode Island Rhode Island Rhode Island Oilony Rhodus Rhodus Rhodus Rhodus (town) Rhone RhoneRiehliorough

XIV C XIX F XX N XVIII G VIII A

IX M XII F XII F

XIV KXVII E

E 6

XVI KXVIII P

M

11

Richmond RichmondRii-bmond RigaRIgel (star) Rl mnion

XIX F

G

6

2

ProvindaPrussia Prussia Prussia Pruth

PemusIVriiisvIvanla

PcimsvlTaula Piimsylvanin PennsNlvanlaPclisai.ila

XVIII K 11 XVIII P 14

Plymouth. .New Kiiftland Plyninuth (Vdony

XIX F XX NXVIII

1

Plymouth Company, Pnyx, AthensPodlesla PodaliaI'ointers,

IfllKI

...XVlll XVlll O .. XVIII CXIII'

PensaonlaPeor, MountPer.Ttt

PercheP4rdiilo Ulvir Porogrlna. Castra, Piiviaslavl

XI D 6 XI n XVII V 21

K XIXE

4 10

XV r XV cThe,

2

(constellation)

Poitiers Poitiers Poitiers

Komo

. .

PorpamutD

XIXE XIII K XV D IX MXII E

PercamumPeri/.zites

PerryvlllePersejiollB

XX MVIII

XB

3 7 3 7 2 25

Poitou Pola Poland Poland and

E XIV B XIV K XVII C XVII BVII

Athens Psephinus Tower, Jerusalem Psinaula Ptolemais Ptolemais IlerinluPrytaiieun:,

XV B XV F XV C XIII D

XIV D XIV O

XX XVVII

.N

B

A

Rimmon Rlmmon, EnRimmon, Rock11 10

XNXII

Lt,

XIXII XIII

3 107 4 7

Rio G rande Rio Grande River (constellation)

XI B XI D XI B XI C

XIX CVII

XX KA5IC

Publielns.

Ciivus,

Rome

...

PuIIavaPiilliiskI'llra

XII J

K XV D XV GIX F

Roanoke Island Roanoke River Rochelle, LaRochester

XVIII B XVIII P

XIVits partitions ...

()

33

XVVI VI

I'ythium, Athens

XIII

E

Rock Rimmon RodezI^Klez

XIV J XVI T XI C

Polaris (star) Pollux (star)

DFQuadl(Juehec

M

Persepolls

IX E

7 33

Polock Polotsk PoineranlaPorticus, Rome... Pomeiani, Horti, Rome

XV C XV rXIV.M

IX L XVIII C

611

ynehecIJuerey(Jiiirinalis.

XIX FXVIl CCoins,

Roma Roma RomaRomanae, Thermae, Roman EmpireAthens.

XVII I) 5 XVII K 11 IX L 8XII JXIII

e3

Perseus (oonstellation) Persia Persia I'ersian Empire, aboutI).

VIEVIII

M

IX E500

8 2

CSluus

IXVIII

Persicus,

E

Perusia PesthPeterlioniUKh PcMertornucli

XII J

4 64 11

PeterwardeluPi-tra

XV A XVI P XVI S XI V N

XJ

PilraKoriuni Petuaria Peucotll

XIV C XVI DXIIVI XIII XIII

Pevenscy Phaet (StanPhaeil (star) Phalericus. Munis, Phait-rum. Athens

XVI K VII B

KC

15 5 8 2 3 6 8 4

XIII XIII Pompeii, Theatrura, Rome ... XIII Pons Aelius. Uonie XIII Pons Aemillus. Rome XIII Pons Agrlppae. Koine XIII Pons Aurelius, Rome XIII Pons Cestlus. Rome XIII Pons Fabricius. Rome XIII Pons (Neronianus), Rome ... XIII Pons Probl. Rome XIII Pons Sublieius, Rome XIII Ponthieu XVII Ponthleu XVIIPonticus. Laeus Pontus Pontus Euxinus Pontus Euxinus Pontus Euxinus Pool of Glhon, Jerusalem

Pcmipeia,

J

RomeRome...

J J J

yuirlni,

Templum,

XIII XIII

K

K

B 8 6 7 6

XIV E EIX

38

Rome Romellouen

XIV(ancient)(star)

M

JJ J J

Rabbah Kabbah Rabbath AmnionKabbath-Aiiinion

XI B XI E

Rotanev

RotomagusRouen Rouen Rouergue RouerguoRoxolaui

XBXI E

3 634

JII

Rabbath Moab Kabbltb

XBXI

B 2 XIV C 2 XIV C 2 XIV K 5 XVII c 3XVII Iv 11 XVII Q 17 IX N 6VIer

XIII VI

n

Kaby2 82

XIV

J J

CJ

Rachel's Raetia Kaetia

Tomb

M

5e

XI cIX L XII J

IX F IX NVIII

Rafeh Rakkath

XI F XI D

61 1

B

Rakkon RakkonRaleigh

XAXI B

s 3 3 2

Rucbah (star) Rukknd, NahrRussia

D

XI E

XV DVI B XVI E

3 3 2

Rutiico (star; see Korneforos)

RutupiaeSabinl Sabriua SabrinaSaliriiiae

DA

54 4131

Athens..

IX C IX N.

XX N(constellation)

551

XII J

6

X MVII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII XIII

Ram, The12 13 81

VI

Pharaoh's riaiiKhti-r, House of, ,lerusalem Pharpar, Ulver Phasael, Tower of. Jerusa-

Pool of Siloani. Jerusalem..

XK XI G

PorrlmaPorta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta Porta PortaPoi-ta

(star)

XO n

Wm

Acharniea. Athens ... Appia. Rome.Vrdeatina,Asliiaria.

Ramah Ramah Ramah RamahRaniatli

XICXI CMi/.peh

E XB

3

2 C34

Aestuarium.Vthens

Sacra,

Porta.

XVI C 3 XVI G 8 XVI C 4 XIII C 2

88 7 7

XNXIXII XII VI

11

RomeItome

....

Pbns.ielis

n

Phasclls Phatmetleuin, Ostium Pheoila (star: see Phaed) ...

G

Pherkad

(slarl

D VIC

M

Philadelphia. Palestine Philadelphia. AmerlcB PhlladilphiaPhlladeli>lila

XI E XVIII F XVIII L 10

B 3 8 5 5 6

Aurelia. Rome Colllna. U.mle

Decumana, RomeIHoeharis, .Vthens Iliomea. Athenset

.......

B 5

Rameh. Er Ramoth Ramoth Gilead Kamoth Gilead RamsesRasalas (star; see Alshemali)

XI D XI F XI D XI C

Sacrae

Urhls

Templum.

RomeSacramento.Sacra porta, Athi'iis Sad (star; see Sad-mator). Sadaehbiah (star)

XIIIG G

34

XX HC

X B XI EXII VI

ME

2 S 8 63

KaphanaUaphlaKapllou

Theatrum CornelUUcmic

lialbi.

XIX F

PhiladelphiaI'hihie Phlllpjil,I'lilllppl,

I'hlllppi,

N.vinphaeuiii. Uoiue Porlleus. Itollle ... Tiierinae. Rome ...

XII M 12 XIII II 7 XIII J 7 XIII L 7

XX

10-1

.N

Flanilnia, Rome Iladrianl. Athens Itonla, Athens

XI F XI F XI F(star) (star)

SadaluieltU (star) Sadalsuiid (star) Sadir (Star)Sailira

XIII VI VII VII VII

S 2

C 2 P 2 F 1 F 1

3 34fi

Sad-mator

(star) (star)

VI VII

B G

3.1

VI C

27

KI)

3 3

Kasaben (star: see Etamin). Ras-al- Asad (star)Ras-al-gethl

Metrovla,

Latina, Rome Melitlen, Athens R e

L (I,

83

H.I

Phlllalla Philistines

XI B

XA

7

Nnmentana, Itome

...

L

3

Phlloimppl.

Mouumentum,XIII n 3 XII M 10 XII M 9 XII E 2 XII C 2 IXC 2

AthensPhllotcraeiKutusI'hiloteras

PhoeaeaPhoels PhoenirlnPlioenieians Pluenix (constellation)

XBG

1

Phryela PhryKla PhryKla Phry^la ad HeiiesiiontumPlnirndPliarily(star)

VII VIII

D11

IXC.

XII XIIVII

2 6 2 21

Porta Osllcnsis. Rome Porta Pliniana. Rome Porta Piraea. Athens Porta Portuensis, Rome .... Porta Praenesllna. Home ... Porta Sacra. Athens Porta Salarla, Rome Porta Taurlna, Rome Porta Tilmrtlua, Rome Porta VIniinalls, Riime Porticus Livlae, Rome ... Portli'Us Octavlae. RomeOelavll. Porticus Phillppi, Pol Ileus Ponipela, Piirtlcns Vlpsanla,Pia-tlcus

K K(J

8B

Rasalhaguc Ras en Nakurah Rastaban (star; see Alwaid). Katae Ratlshon

VI VI VI VI

BF

A A

Saetcrn Sacpta Julia. Safed Sag Harbor

XVI H

Rome

XIII J

8

XI D 3 XVIII Q 14.

XI C VI C XVI D XIV MVII

Sagitta (constellation) .... Sagiltarius (const ellath ml ..

VI VII

AF

3

31

SaldaSalilch. Sell cs Saint Augustine Saint Augustine Saint ('rolx River

RavenCorvus)

(constellnllon;

see

XI C XI E XVIII O

S17

2K7

n

7

XIX

10

31

MCI,

Ravenna KavennaKaveniia

XII J

2 B(1 (1 C, (i

RawaRea.llng

XIVOXIX XIX. .

XIV E XIV MXVI SI) I)

3(i

XVIII D

David Saint David.Saint

.M.\1

4 161

I, I,

Red River Red Kiverlied

J.1.1

7i;

E B.1

4

XVII \V 21XII

Rome Rome Rome Rome

.

7

River Russia Red Sea ill'il SeaKcil

XX L XV BIX C

2 B 3 3 2B

Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint Saint.Saint

Gall or South Gallem Germnln-cn-I.aye .... .luhn. River

John Island Lawrence. River Lawrence, River LO

.... ....

XIV K 6 XVIII I) 1 XVIII M 9 XVIII O 1XIX FXVII V1

XVI M XVI G XIV F

12

81

21

X. .

II

.

Regifiisburg

1)I) F,

2

Louis Saint Lonls Saint Marys Saint Marys

XIX

I)

XX L

XVI XVI XIVVI

Kegiiliis

J

1

XNll r. XVlll M XVlll pXIII.

JII1.-

(star) K.liolicth li.liobothIt.'ims liellhSIteiiil

.

E

XAXIV KXVII EXI V34

XI A

Marys River Salntonge Paul Petersburg Pol-de-LCon Salph (star).Saint

XVIII A XVIII F XVIII O 10 XVIl II 11

2 P 2 7

Saint Saint Saint

XX L XV JXVIl AVII

4

A

6 3 47

Sals Sals

Piraeus,

Athens

XIII

A

Portuensis, Porta, R PortnnI, T.-nipliiiii. Itome

.1

s

XIV C 2

.XIII

Remtheh

Salamis Salamla

IX N XII L XI I> XII C

8

33

.

.

.

INDEX -HISTORICAL AND ASTRONOMICALSalarla. Sali'cahSali'iu

XXIX

Porta,

Home

XIII

Ii

XI GXII

SaU'i-uuLUSiillin

K XI D

XB

D 4

2C

54

Salisbury

XVI CIX J IX E IX L XII K

SulmuuticaSalmiisSuliiiia

SalonaeSalllllii

3 6 631

Selgovae Selhab, Wady Scnir Slrlou Senones Sens Scpphorls Septentrlones (constellation; see Dipper)

XVI C,X| (;

241

XI

IC

XIV CXVII U XI CVI

Sogane Sogdlana SogdluuaSochell (star; sec Canu|>us).. Solssons SoisBons Solar System, The Soils Aurellanl. Templum!

XI CVIII

3

P24."i

23 3

IX F

VIIC XIV KXVII KVIXlll XIII

tl

D

53

D K K

lor,

SeptimanlaSeptimii Scverl, Domus, Uonic Septizuuium, Rome Septizonlum, RomeSepulcia, Athens Sepulcra Sclpiounm,

Salt Lake City Salt Liike City Salt Sea Salt Sea. The Salnstlanl. lIuTti.Saliitls.

XIX C XIX B

XIV C XIIIHXIII 11 Xlll K Xlll C Xlll L Xlll

Slnirta Sliarta Spei, Temidum. Rome Spei Veteris, Teiupium,

_

Rome

XI GVI

SapbKupbaSarafend Snintega Sarenpos Sardes Sardes SardesSardinia Sardinia Saidls Sardonu), Sarepta

XI D XI C

21

B

ShephelahSlieppey.

XII!Island of(star)

XVIII Q 14 XII J 7 IX B 2 IX M 7 XII F 2 IX K 7 XII H BVIII

XVI T

11 4 7 10I

Speos Artemldos Speyer Spbaeterla Splca (star)Spires

IX 1! IX M __ XII C Xlll J Xlll M XII L

Sheratan

VIEXVIIt

Sherboi no Sherlah. Wady esh Shihor-Lll>nath

XI A XI C

Hi 7

ShlkmouabShiloh. Palostine Shiloh, Palestine Shiloh, Uuited States

XIBX B

3 32

G

Mareof)

.XII II

6 61

XX MXI GVIII

XI C

5Ti

Spoletum Sporades Stachys (star; see Spiea) Stadium. Athens Stadium. Itome Stadium. Rome Stadium Domitiaul. Rome..Stafford

XIV L XII B VII E XIV L XI V E XII E VII E Xlll FXlllII

XIIIKXIII J

XI CVIII

ShimronSliinar(see

3

Sargtiu (posscssUins Sarld Sarniatla Saronleus, Sinus Saronieus, Sinus

D

44

Shumir)(constellation)...

XI C IX N XII CXIII.\

53 4

Shion Ship Argo Sloimir

XIVll VIII

B DCE

33

Stamford Magnitude of States of the ChurchStars.

XVI It XVI S.XIV.XII!

VIC MIC

5 34

ShuncmShiir.

XICVIII

Stettin Stoa. .\thcns Stoa Attali. Athens

XIV M2

XIlll)....

Sartaba Saturn (planet:tance,size,I'te.)

XIorbit,

D

5

Desert of

dis-

revolution, rotation,VI, VII Foot

Shushan SibmahSicelia, Sicllia Sicllia

XII EC

XI EAthensJIare

8 3 G4 7

Stoa Gigantea, Stoa liadrianl,

Athens.\thens

Xlll XIII

I)

XIII

Stockholm Stony PointStour Strassburg Strassburg Strathclyde Strathelyde StrathclydeStrato's.

XV

D.V

2 2 22 11 7 2

XVIII Q

.Savannah

XVIII

SavannahSavaiuiaU

O XIX E

102

IX LXII J

77 331 1

Savannah River Savannah River Save Savoy Savns SavnaSaxoniaSa.\cinia,

XX MXIV N X V L1

5

XVIII .\ 4 XVIII O 105.1

Slculum, Siculum. Sidon Sidon Sidon

IX LXII

Mare

Vine

B

XVI K XIV 1> XIV 1, ti X\' I

5lo 14 4

XB XCX O

.WINXVI Q.*

Tower

IX L

SiebenbiirgenSilesia Silesia Siloani, I'ool of, Jerusalem.Silsills

(J

East

Saxons Saxony Tarpeium, Uume. Scambonidac. Athens ScandlaSa.xuin.

XIV F XIV D XVI O XVI J XIV 51.

21

XIV O XIV N

54

Stratus

StrymonStuttgartSublicius.

XI It Xlll! XII (;

21

XV A.

12 84

Xll

M

Silures

XVI CXII

XIII Xlll

G D

7

SimeonSInal Mens Sinai Mons Slnal Mount Slnallic I'l'ulnsuia

IX LXII XIII XIII

ScntalaSeaurl, Scaiui,Sclicatt'llvns.

MII

3 510.S

X .V IXC

3 13 11 4 3

XIV LPons,Itiime

57

XJ

.M

3 aU

Subura, Rome Suburanns, Vicus, Succoth Succoth Suebl SuesslonisSukereir.Sulci. .

Xlll J Xlll II.XlllI,

7 2.I

Itcuue...

XIX

I!

Xll)I.,

HomeRunic

XIIIX NVIII J

XIV C

5 2

9

Naiir

Clivus,

K

7

SchalThauscnIslarl Sciicilir (star)

Sc-helde

VIC VI D XVII DXVIII L

XIV L 523

Sinope Sinus ArableusSi[ius

63

Sulaphat (star)

Aralilcus

IXCIX.\

211 4 81(1

SchenectadySdinialkaldenSclpliiuuni.Sciruii,

Sinus .\rabieik4 Sinus Arableus Sinus ArgollcusSiruis

8

XIV LUe[ue,

Carandr.-i

Sepulcra, .\thens(constellation)

XIII L XIII C

Scodra Scorpio ScotsSe.its

IXVII

MF

SimiB Corlntlilacos Sinus Eubolcus Sinus IleroopolltlcusSiiuis

Laconicus

5

Scots Sculptors Tools (couslcllation)

XVI 1' XVI M XVI QVII

B

13 34

ScutumScyros Scythac Scythiae Scythlae

Sobiiscianum

(con-

stellation)

VUGXIIVlll

DP

21

IX B IX XI XI XI XIOstiumXII XIIVlll

51

Scythopc.lls

Scba,

Wady

es

G D AC

4

85

Sel>a8te

Sebbeh Sebennytlcum, Sebeunytns

O

Sebustleh Second Cataract

L L XI C

8 s8 5!)

Sinus Licusticus Siims Messeniacus Sinus Persicus Sinus Persicus Sinus Persicus Sliuis Saronieus Sinus SaroTUeus Sinus Tarentinus Sipi.ntnm Slppar Si|.|iara (see Slppar) Siraces Sirab SIrbouls Lacus Slrlus (Stan Sirrah (star)Sltnah, Well of Six Nations SkeneslioroSli.nim

XII M 10 XII C 3 XII M 8 XII C 2 XII C 2 XII M !) XII C 3 XII II XII B 3VIII VIII

distance.

Susiuna

Susquehanna RiverSusquehaniui River Sussex Suthfolc Suthsaxoida Svalocln (star)

... ...

MA

E

4

IX E XII CXlll

8 3

34

XII XIIVIII VIII

K D DA

K

7

Swaanendacl Swanage. Roclis of

...

33

SwedenSwitzerland

IX O XI CXII VIIVI1>

67 841

Sycamlnon Sychar Syene

M

SyndesmosSyracusae Svracusac

(star)

XIBXVlllI..

8!)

(Nile)

ScgedunumSegebicumScginus (star)

SigontlnmScil es

H XVI D XVI D VIC XVI BXI XIV15

23 C

X VIII Q XV Q.'....

Sioutsk Sm.plensk

XV M XV D

14 13 10 3

Syria Syria Syria Syrtis Major Svrtis Minor Szegediu

Vlll

C IX N

371

X CIX L IX L

7

7

XIV N

38 2

SmyrnaSnakc' River

XII E

21

Saldch

XIX B

Seine Seine Seine

XIV K XVII O

Snake RiverSoeoh Socoh

XX

J

47

5 3

XI B

Taanach Taanach Taanath ShilohTable Mountain (constellation)

XBXI C XII)VllI)

24r.

XA

3

4

.

.. . .

. .

XXXTi'stacfus, Mons,

INDEX HISTORICALHotnr

XIII J

Texas Texas Anni>xutiuuThuiUi'S

XX L XIX CXVI S

8 52IG

Triangulum Triangulums(ellatiou)

(eonstIIatlon) , Australe (eon-

VIVII

EE

2

TrbntTrierTrii'Sle

ThamesTbainnathit ThniH-t Isliiiitl

XVII 1! XI CXII XIII

2

5

XIV M XIV L XIV M RumeAthi'US Via,

Thapsncus Thasus Tbeatnim T>U>u.vsl. AthensThealniniofDl'iiiy;;!

XVI K 8 IX C 2

Trigarium.

XIII J

TrimoutiumTrlnobautesTrIiKKbs.

D

1

XVI C XVI E

.

D

3 37

(on

map.

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Theatriim Maixelll. Kouie... Theatriim iNmipeil. Uume Tbfhae, Thebais Tbebiie. Tbebals Thobae. Thebais Thebae. H (ia Thebae, Thi-lials TbelmlU (see Thcbals^ Thebais Theb.s(see Thcbai-; RmHiiia)Thel)ej!

XIII B XIII J XIII J VIII H

Trlumpbulis. Trivona

Rome

.

.

XIII XIII

U

HI>

XVIVIII

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ILLINOIS,Southern Part.

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MICHIGAN,Southern Part.

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29 31 12 48 37,32

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48 49.55

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2

Amboy. 0., a325 Amboy, S. Dak Amboy, WashAmlsoy Center, X. Y., al75.... Ambro, X. Dak Ambro. Teun.. a200 Ambrose, la., al50 Ambrose. Ky.. al25 Ambrosia. W. Va Amchltka I.. Alaska Amedee. Cal Amelia, Iji., alOO Amelia, Neb Amelia. O.. a575Amelia. Tex

21 19 28 32 40

E 8

DB

8 224

F C L 26 F27 51 1241

3 4 51

Ample. Tex Amsbry, Pa.. a200 Amsden, Mich.. aUiO Amsden, O., a200 Amsden. Vt Amsterdam. X. Y., '90. 17.336;'97.

al8.500

O,T

24

OF23 31

D G

511 11

L

K 7J

13 J

26 18 34 35

DEF

G

9 5 2

57

20B

3 3

Alton Sta..

Kyal25

Alt()na. Fla..

Altoona. la.. s.c.'95. 309 Altoona. Kan.. s.c.'95, 247 Altoona. Minn Altoona. I'a., '90. 30,337; "97, 42.235 Altoona. Wis.. s.c.'95. 767 Alto Pass. 111.. 389 Altsek K.. Alaska tsoe Alsek). Altura. Minn Alluras (p.h.l. Cal.. a675 Altus. Ark.. 409Altus, Okla.. al50 Altus. Utah Altus. W.vo Alumliank. Pa., a300 Alumbrldi:.-. W. Va

19 P 2 23 1,10 31 D 8 12 P 2 48 F 3 7 J 9 40 F 4 39 X 5 28 G 4 32 G 4 25A 5

Amelia (Co.). Va.. 9.068 Amelia C. U. (c.h.), Va., a225 Amelia 1.. Fla Amelia R.. Fla Amenia. X. Y.. a700 Amenia. X. Dak

28 40 35 58 56 45 29 18 46 34 34 39 39 12 2612

G

5

Amsterdam. O.. al25 Amstertlam. Va.. alOO Amukta 1.. Alaska Amukta Pass. Alaska

BR

E GF

Amund. la Amy. MIeh., al25 Amy, Miss Amy, Mo Amy, VaAnabel,

'

B X G

Mo

GO O P GP C

Anacapa I.. Cal Auacapa Passage. Cal Anacoco. LaAnaconda, Col.. a500 Anaconda. Mont., 3,975

Anaconda

Sta..

Mo

Amenia Union. N.America. Ala America. Cal America. Ill

Y., a2pka, Fla., a(>5il

D DN NE

5 2 54

ArbueUle, Cal., 375 Arbnckle, L., Fla Arbuckle. W. Va. .

537,3

.IG

34

Apopka.Apostle

L.,Is..

rin

WisV.

5 51

24

IG 35 34 5G 50

E1>

54 7 4

Appalachcc Bay, Fla. (see Apalachee)

39

II

UF F1''

Appalachian Mts.. Appalachicola II..Apalachieolai

S(see

H 5KG

23

Fla.s.e. '95.

322i)

6 31

39I.,

3

Appaumise

(Co.),

25,-

Antelop.. (Co.). Neb., 10,309... Autebipc, N. Uak Antelope, Oreg., a2uu Antelope, Tes., a200 Ant.'lope Cr., Col

2GB52 E 4G J 53 N 50 P 43 E21) li

3 2471 1

383 Appenzell. Pa.. al75 Applehaehsville. Fa., a24r> Appleby, S. Uak Appleby. Tex., a2U0

28....

15 15 Jl 27 11

H M

e5C 2 6 7 3 3 3 3 114 4

Antelope Cr., Idaho Antelope Cr., Mont Antelope Cr., Neb Antelope Cr., N. Dak Anteloiio Cr., Oreg Antelope Cr., Oreg Autehipe Cr., Oreg Antelope Cr., S. Uak Antelope Cr., S. DakAuteloiJi- Cr., Antelope, Cal*. Antelope Hills. Antelope Hills.

2U C 52 E 52 G 52 11 27 D27

Apple Cr., Ill Apple Cr., N. Dak Apple Creek. N. DakApplecreok, O., 428 Applej;ate, Cal Applegate, Mich., aSOOApplegati-. Oreg Applegate U.. Oreg Applegrove. Ala Applegrove, N. C Applegrove, O., alOO Applegrove. Va

46 21 25 2617

N

3

D D DQBB

B

244 31

G

5623 52 52 42 36 18 34 35 20 20 24 46 44 38 6 25 31 13 17 37 41

WyoTex. Okla..,

Wyo

Antelope 1., I'tab Antelope I'lains. Ariz Antelope Plains, Cal Autelopo rinins, N. Jlex Antelope liange. NovAnteloiK' Springs.

50 4G J 48 C 50 Ij 54 K 55 B57 E 55 11 54 11,~i3

B O

6'

DF

21

37

G

7

Applegi-ove.

W. Va111..

UB

531 1

2 27

Apple U.. in Apple River,

572

E EB

37

Col

Antelope t>l>rings, Te.\ Antelope Valley, Cal Autesfort, Pa., aGoo Autbou, la., s.c.'OS. 320Autlionies Mill,

47

5G15

2831 39 10'95

Mo

Anthony. Fla., s.c.''J5, 296 Anthony. Ind., alOO Anthony (e.h.), Kan., s.e.1,367

U B K MF

E C F

74

4

3 84 4

3214

DE

Anthony. N. J., aloo .N'. Met., a200 Anthony. It. I., al,000 Anthony, WisAntliony.Antlii>ny's Nose, N. Y Anth()ny's Nose, N. V. (on loeai

55 J 10 J 24 C

4 3 63 5

IIP

9 12 5 2 2 4 G

Applerlver. Wis Apple Springs. Tex Appleton, Ark., a250 Appleton, Ga.. aloo Appletou. Me. (town). l,08l). Appleton. Minn.. s.c.'J)5. l.ool. Appleton, Mo.. alOl) Appletou. N. Y.. a3lHI Appletou. O., al25 Appleton. S. C. 358 Appleton. Tenn Appleton (c.h.), Wis.. s.c.'[>5. 14.G41 24 Appleton City, Mo.. 1.081 31 Appletree. N. C 36 Appling. (Co.). Ga., 8.(i7(J 38 Appling (e.h.). Ga., al50 38 Appomattox. Va 34.

MG

4

647

GEB NE

7 4

94

EF

54

G

KE O G GF

6 83

84

6

maplAntlioston. Ky.,allJO

UN40 53 33 33

Appomattox Appomattoxs.c.'OS,

(Co.X, Va.. Cr., Va

9.580.

.

.>.4

F

6

B 5

34(village),

HE637

Anthraeite, CVil., aloO Antietam, Md., a20U

EF F11

Apponagansett. Mass.107

Antietani Sta., Antigo, (c.h.), 5.U02

MdWis.,8.e.*!)5,

Apponagansett Harbor, Mass Apponaug. R. I,, a700Apricot, Cal April Fool Ft.. Tex Aptborp. L.. Fla Apthorp. N. Aptos, Cal.. a25i) Apulia, N. Y.. 150 Apulia Sta., N. Y

Antimony, ,.\rk Antimony, Mt., Cal Antiuib. Cai. G35 Antioeb. Fla., a200 Antioeb, Ga., al50 -Intioeb. 111., 303Antioeb, ind. Antioeb, LaAnti Arlhuiluli. T.-mi.. M.i

S'l li

2 24

41

Artosia, Cal., a3(l0 Arti'Sia, Miss., 313 Artfsiau, .Mo Artosian. S. Ikik.. K.r.'95,

D

282

Arllnslnn. Ti'X., U4 ArllnKlou. Vt. (Ii.iviii. 1,302... Arlington, Vu., u57r> Arlington. WtiBli., aSliO Arlington, Wis 'mi, 111.. Arlington Ilolghts,1.424

47

Kli

5lu 31

Arthur,

111.,

34 .1 51 . N. Dak Ita.k U., GaIlni'k It., (ia

34

D 26G 38 F

Baker. X.-b Baker. Xev Baker. Okla

Baker

(Co.).

On-g.,

6.704

29 F 54 II 48 J 52 H41 51

Hack I!.. .MU Hack Ulr.r Sla.. Mil Hack Si.uiiil. N. CHackus. MinnHackusl.iirB.

38 J 33 G33 G 3 Q 2S C 40 C 32 D 30 H 48 M121'

55

Baker. Tenn Baker. Wash Baker. W. Va Baker City (c.h.l. Oreg.. 2,004.

H

2 21

Ballground. Ga.. 290 ... Balllnger (eh. I. Tel. al.575.Ball Ml., Mont BalhKin. .\rk.. aloo .. Balhion. Ga.. alOO BaHonvlIle. Conn.. a2.'iO BalliKdnt. Tenn Balls Pt.. U. I Ballslon. Oreg.. a225 . Ballston. Va Ballslon L.. X. Y. .. Ballston Spa (c.h.), N. Y., 3,527; 97. a5,000.

25 D 50 G 56 G 22 B 37 F 36 A 42 F 38 C47 49 4411

Banner, Idaho. nI50 Banner, 111., nl75 Banner. Kan Banner. Miss.. a200 BaunerO'o.). Xeb., 2,435 Banner. X. C Banner. Tenn Banner. Va Banner. Wyo Banner City Sta., Kan Bannernians. X. C

;.

50 D 20 F 32 B 43 F 29 A3li

4::

2_

MC

I:; '2:. :;,*,

41(1345(i

MK oL

32;{0

Banner Springs,Bannervllle. I'la Bannervllle. Pa

Tenn

41

:'

3915

X11

C

DII

F

; J 52 11

2 2

38 F10 1! 41 P 10 J 52 B 53 B 12 P'90,

53 3 27

KyTy.. allHI N. Y.. a200Va.. alclO

BakiT 1. (L.IL). Me Baker Island. Mas Baker L.. MeBakcruilnes. Va..

92

9

Bacpn.Bai-iiii.

Kan.M"lull.

ul25

BaioMi.Bacons,

3f)

Baker Mt.. C.d Baker Ml.. WashliakersHeld (c.h.). Cal.. 2.026. Bakersfteld. Mo.. al7.-. Bakersllcld. Vt. (town). 1.102.. Bakersgaii. Tenn.

BaiiMi Hill.

Bacons

licl ("astlc,

33 3443

N

K

Baconlon. Oa.. al75 Baconvlllc. MissBaconvlllc,.\.

Dak.Mich..

Bailaxc

Ic.h.l.

842

Baddaoook Pond. MassHadcn. Cal.. alcio Baden. .Md Baden, Pa.. 390 Badcu. W. Va Baden Baden. 111..Kaders.Ill.

38C K 26F 23 Q 9 B50 C 33 J10 35 21 20 57 28 25 29 27 51

5 G 9

34 B 7 53 F 2 51 D 1 57 (J 7 31 H 11 7 C 3 41 8 2

CDS

E

Banning, Cal.. aSOO Banning. Ga.. a.350 Bannister. Idaho Bannister. Mich.. a225 Bannock (Co.l. Idaho Bannock. Kan Bannock Range. Idaho Bauquele. Tex Bantam, Conn.. a400 Bantam. O.. a350

57 J 38 B 6o I"

>.'.

374 7

2:1X1150 325(i

II

C

G

4(>

KB11

lo.;

Bantam Bantam

Falls.L..

Conn Conn

10 18 10

T

WCXL' .;1

D

BaptLst. Ind.

TyJ..

4S

Ballsvllle.

Va

12 34

P

Baptistown. X. Baptist Valley,

a200s.f.'OS.

14 1)

VaWis.,

342-1

D G

D1

10

B

al7.^)

C F 8

2 5 5 6 3 5

Bakers Bakers Bakers Bakers Bakers

Mill..Mills.

Fla X. Y.. aloo..

3912

L

1

O

41

Peak. Col. R.. X. H.

53n200.

..

7G16 16 10 14.36

DE B C F E

7

Snmmlt.

Pa.

Balltown. la Balltown. La Ballwln, Mo.. al50 Ballyclough. la Balm. Mo.. al.W Balm. Pa., aloo Balmoral, MinnBals,

28 45.30

M K MEB L

H

Baraboo5.484

(c.h.).

s:; 1

Barada, Neb,, aloo Baraga. Mich., al.loo

2831 16

Baraga (Co,), Mich,, 3,036 Baranof L. AlaskaBarataria. La., Barbara, Miss

al75

al.->ci

EF15

Badsei-. :;,'

.'.

:;

-

:;

Bare

Hills.

KPC

84

Barela. Col Barevllle, Pa.,Barfleld, Barfield.

33 5315

F

4

aSOO

K K

^i;I

D SOD28'90.

35 42

G

3 3 3

Ala Ark

42 F 44 X

:;

Barfleld Sta..

Mo

31L1114

Bangor (c.h).Bangor. Bangor. Bangor, Bangor.

Me.

(city).

G G

19.103; 97. a27.000

.

28 32 45 33 2311

KK

210

Mich.. 904 X. Y.. aOOO X. C Pa.. 2,509(e,h,),

6 F 6 23 J 1312

Bargaintown, N, .1,. a200 Bargers Springs. W. Va Bargersville. lud.. alooBargcrton, Tenn

F

s

3519 41

E1>

3 3."

I>

O

30. .

Bangor Bangor

P 12 g 17 A It; c u; F 30 E2411

Bangor, Wis.,Sta..

S, Dak., a250. s.c.^05, 030

X.

Y,'

15 27 24 1317

M ME E OE

23 51

Barham. ArkBarbamsville. Va., a200 Bar Harbor, Me.. a2.000 Baring, Me. (town). 273 Baring, Mo., 266

44 34

F

7(1

6G6 J44

K

7

3I

7

3(i II

24

B PI).1

.

34 24

Bangs. ()., a425 Bangs, Tex Bangs Ml., Ariz Ban Hill Pond, Mass Bank, Mil.. nl50 Bank, Tenn Bankers, Mich., alOO Baukbcad, Ark

40 II 55 1! 9 B 33 M

Bank8 F13

Lick,(Co.),

KyGa., 8,602

s.c.'O.'i. 1.240 BaldwinsvlIIe. X. Y, BaldHiuvllle. Ga.. .

Banks, Ala

3,040.

K

BanksBaidis,

Baldwyn, Miss., a'OOBaldy. Col Baldy. X. Mex.. nlSO Baldv Peak. Col. ... Baldy Peak, X. Mex,

Baldy Range. Mout. Balcs'ied. Miss Balfour. Col.. nlBOBalfour. X. C Balfour. X. Dak Balkuni, Ala Ball, CalBall,

.

Okla

Ballagh,

XcbMoul.,.

38 C 43 G 53 G 55 K 53 H 55 K 49 F 43 B 53 G 30 E 20 D 42 G 56 (J 48 G 29 E49 5711

Banks, La

Mich

Banks, X. C Banks, S, C Bankson, Ala,,

allKi

BanksonsL,. Mich Banks Pt.. Alaska Banks Sta.. LaBaukslon. Ala., alooBanksvllle, Conn.. 84,10,

41 1> 23 14 44 J 6 40 G 3 42 F 7 ;I8 1) 3 45 C 6 23 O 10 30 3 37 F 2 43 F 4 23 K 13

6 2 3 2 3

Ark Barkada. Ark Barker, Ark.. nlOOBaringci'oss.

II

37

M

Barker. Moul Barker. X. Y.. a200 Barker, N. C Barker. Wis., s.c.'95, 132 Barkercreek, Mich

44.1 44 E 40 F13SC.

7

23I

E C

BarkiT Hill. Mass Barkers Branch. N.

24 23 914

BL

4

N.'

BP

.1

33I

BarkersvlIIe. X. Y.. a200 BarkiyvlIIc, Pa.. a2IH)

12:...

OC

1610 33

Barkhamsted.Barkhini. Md Barklev. Miss Barkliv, Mo Bark Point Bay.

Conn,

(iilacc),

M

a450; (lowu). 1.130

D11

2:;

Wis

43(1 3o J 24 1)24 24 24 22 37 47 34 22 34 43

lo 3I

t>8

X

7

45 42 10.38

XB A E

3 3 5

Bark Pt.. Wis Bark R., Wis Bark U.. Wis Bark River Sla., MlcbBarksdale. S. C Barksdale. Tex..

DC

I

Uloi;

K

G1)

Banksville

.

Ga

Bjinksville Xcb Banksvllle. N. Y.. a200 Banksvllle Pa., al.ooo Baioiack City, .Mont., aloo.

2911 10

DP

a200

Barksdale

.Sla..

Va

B 49 C44 J 07 J

Barkvllle. Mich.. n700 Baliey. Va

G E G

s7il

HC

77

Bnli'd Iidet, Alaska Balrds Creek, N. C, a2oo

.''>8

U4

BallaiitliH',

3(i (j

Ballard, Cal

E10

Banner. v\rk. Banner, Cal.

Baibiw, Miss Barlow, X. Dak.

26

E

2

.

.

.

.

.

.

. .

BarlowIJnilow, O., also Ilarlow, On-t:., H2r0r,iiTli>H lii'iul,

INDEX- UNITED STATES.ISO T>2 C42Ici

Bayou Maxent2411

C1.S:j Ti

Ala..

ISiirlow City, DiM-n. W. Vallarliard. Intl..

ul75 Ky.. alooAliisknaldll

1! li

Barringtou Sta., N. H. Barron. Oreg Barron (Co.), Wis., s.c,.'95. 20,"122

7.'i2

KC

104

Bashaw. WisBa.shers Kill. N. Y. ...

N

C

24(e.h.),

X>.'>.S

1>

Barnm1.2(14

CC

4

Basian Bay, La Basie City. Va., al,475Basil, O.,4(10

Wis.,.

8.e.'95,

Itarualjas Cape,

11)

Haninrtl. Kan.,lianiaiil. Mil.,

a 15(1

427

Hainanl, N.liariiaid. Vt.

C

X2 30 C 36 D

N C K

8 5 24 3

Barrouett. Wis., a225

24 24.IS

GL

Barrow, Barrow,

Pt..111..

Alaska alOO ....Va....

(town). 18 N. Y liami'gnt. N. .1.. al.OOO BainoKat Hay. N. ,1 llarni'srat City. X. ,1 liami'gat City Ji-.. N. J Barncgat Inlit, N. .1 Bairii-gat I'aik. N. J., al75. Harncgat Piti-, N. J liaineivilU'. N. Y., al50 Harm's, Ala

narnard CrossiiiK.

.

13 A 14 G 14 14 14 11 14 14 11 14 11 12 O

7D

Barrowss.e.'95,

.Store.

21 E 34 II(village).

Basil Creek, Ind. Ty. Basin, Idaho, al50 Basin, Miss Basin, Mont. al,500.

.

Bi(si[i,

Neb.

87

Bai-rowsville. Mass.

244Ala.1,:J54.

H H H

Barrs. .Miss

6 67

Barrs Mill,Barry. Barry,111.,

43 4221

D GF CF L

5 37 3 12 4

Basin (e.h.). Wyo. Basin Creek. Col.Basinskl. .Mont

Baskaliegan

L..

Me

Kan

Baskerville, Va

322:!

Gfi

Barry

61

liaini'S,

liain.'S,

Fla luU

42 39 2S 32 4513

!'

(Co.), Mich., 23,783 Barry, Jlinn . Bariy, Mo., alOO Bari-y (Co.). Mo.. 22,943 Barry, I'a., a450

25 30 3115r,ll.-i

A C E

WE37!)

LII

3T

Bari-y,

Wash

KF.1

U5

Barnes, Barnes. Barnes, Barnes, Barnes.

al50 Kan., s.c.'i)5,la..

PG

LaN. N.Y..

5 2 27

al25Dak.,7,045..

HF

DakN.

Barnes

(C.>.),

2 2016 37 51 10 18 12 45

3

Barnes, Pa., a300 Barnes, S. C Barnes. WasliBarneslioro. I'a.. IJarnesburg, O.,aiinoa.'i2.'>

F EL

2 33 3 5

Barry Mt.. Pa Barryton. Mich., al75 Barrytown, N. Y., al50 BarryvlUe, Mo Barryville, N, Y., a300 Barry ville. O.. a225 Barstow, Cal.. aloO Barstow, 111 Barstow (e.h.), Te.K., alOU ....Bart, Ky Bart. Pa.. a.3oo Barterviile, Ky., Bartboldi. S.

2 61(1

2312

I.

P

85 9 3 8 2(;

Cal Baskett, Ky., al50 Basking Kidge, N. J.. a57. Baskintou, La Bass, N. C Basseuger. Pla Basset Cliaunel, Mieh. .. Bassett. la., a275 Bassett (e.h.). Neb., a450 Ba.ssett. N. JBassett, Bassett.

Basket Dome,

45 K 34 F 18 K 48 N 50 P 43 G 49 D 29 E 50 L 53 A 49 K 6 34 G 50 K 40 B14

Battle Battle Battle Battle

Cr.. Idaho Cr.. .Minn. Cr.. N. l)al< Cr.. .S. Dak

.

50

.

25 2627 28 23 29 37 4319 51

DA

C C

7

Batlleei k. la.. 8.c.'9.'>. 473.. Battle Creek. Mleh., '90, 13,197; '97, a 15.525

BL G OC C

2 3 3 313

Bailie Creek.

Neb., 352

25 3 4 34

Baltleel-eek. S. (; Battlelleld, Miss

B 2

Battlegionnd, Ind.. 456 Battle Ground. Wash

BatlleLake,7

U4

.Minn., s.e. '95, 290

25.53

BC

5

Battlement Mesa. Col Battle .Mountain. Nev.. 380 Battle Mis.. Nev Battles. Ala

45 303!)

23 28 2914

P 3 F 2 N 4 O 8 Q 13

Baudelt R., Minn Baugh. KyBuulkoiu. Teun Bauui, Ind. Ty Bavaria. Kau.. aloo

HC

1 1

E

30

G

11 N 17 II

Tex Wis\'a

aloo

Basset ts.

F

EA L C F

57 J 20 E 47 I) 40 G15 41

Ba.ssetlviile,

Kan

KO

7 7

Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes Barnes

Corners. N. Creek, I.a

Y..

aono.

.

6 4 5

alOO Bartbeney, Teun., aloO

4(1 II

4

2

Dak(Co.).

Cross Itoads.Mills.

Ala

W. VaFla

Sonnd.

Baruesville, Ala Barnesville. Ga., 1,839 Barnesville. .Md liarnesville, Miun.,8.c.'95, 1,238 Barnesville, N. C BarueSTlUe, O., '90, 3.207; '97, a4.500 Barnesville, Va Barnet, Vt, (town), 1,897 Barnett, Ga., al50 Burnett, 111 Barnett, I ud. Ty Barnett. Miss

42 7 35 J 2 39 P 13 42 A 2 38 C 5 33 H 3 33 A 3 36 L

Barlb.ilomew

lud..

23.807..

Bartholomew Bayou. ArkBarllesville, Ind. Ty., a200. Bartlett, 111., 263 Bartlett, la., s.c.''.)5, 110 Bartlett, Kan., a2J0 Bartlett, Mo., a3uu

27 F 19 B 44 J

Bass Harbor Head, Me. Bassll, Va Bass L., Minn Bass L., Wis Bass Pt., Mass Bass li., N. J Bass Sta., Ala Busswood I., Wis. Basswood L., Minn. ... .

40 N 24 K 34 D 32 B 6 H 34 C 25 D 24 H 9 B14

7 4

87

297

2

GF E F A PII

.

48 L2(1

J

28 32:il

B

G

K

10

H 34 F 7F17

47

Bartlett (e.h.). Neb.. al50 Bartlett. N. H. (town), 1,247.. Bartlett, N. Y., a350 Bartlett, N. DakBartlett. O., a275 Bartlett, Tenn., aSOO Bartlett. Te.-i., aSOO

2012

F

2

Bastie, ,Ala Bastonville, Ga Bastress. Pa.. al50 Bastrop (e.h.). La. al.200. Bastroji (Co.), Tex. 20,736 . Bastnip (e.h.). Tex 1,034. . .

42 24 25 42 3815

al5n (e.h.). Ga., 337 Baxter, Ala Baxter, Ark.. a250 Baxter (Co.). Ark.. 8,527 Baxter, Cal Baxter, Col Baxter, la., s.c.'9.'>, 467 Baxter, Ky., alOO Baxter, Miss Baxter, Mo Baxter, Pa.. alOO Baxter, W. Va Baxter, Wyo Baxter Springs. Kan. s.c.'OO,

Bavingtcin. Pa.,

Baxh-y

64 E 2 54 E 2 42 B 9 25 1 40 41 E 3 48 J 6 32 E 3 16 B 38 G 8 42 A 3 44 j 7 44 2 56 E 5 53 j 28 (i 4 40 K 7 43 p g 31 E 11 16 D 4 35 K 1 50 8

H

1.566 Bay, Ark.,

K 32 H44

4

alOO

Hxy. Gal(Co.), Mich.. 50,412 Bay. Mo.. al50 Uny. N. C Bayard. Ariz Bayard, Del., aloo Bayard. Pla., a250 Bayard, Ga Bayard, la., s.c. '05, 542 Bayard. Kan Bayard, Neb Bayard, ()., al50 Bayard, W. Va., a375 Bay Bodredn, La Bayboro, Ga Bayboro (e.h.). N. C. 252 Baybo