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':^- •i|».;. -#; i "i' ^ Q\^\^ 5S'«>^ • Vt>^-> .ST ,.|V f ifc v^- t .«-- conten: MAPS. \ INTRODUCTORY PLATE 1 THE FLAGS ^ L THE WORLD in HEMISPHERES, WITH COMPAEATIVE XXIX VIEW OF MOUNTAmS AND RIVEES. XXX ) 11. THE WORLD ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION. XXXI ) . 7' . IIL PHYSICAL AND ETHNOGRAPHICAL CHARTS OF THE XXXII WORLD. XXXIII IV. ZOOLOGICAL AND BOTANICAL CHARTS OF THE WORLD. XXXIV V. ISOTHERMAL CHART SHOWING THE TEMPERATURE OF XXXV r THE EARTH'S SURFACE. VL NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN CELESTIAL HEMISPHERE. XXXVI VII. SOLAR SYSTEM, THEORY OF THE SEASONS, etc. XXXVII ' VIIL EUROPE. *XXXVIII 1 IX. ENGLAND (North Part). XXXIX X (South Part). * f XI. SCOTLAND (North Part). XL XII (South Part). XLI XIII. IRELAND. - . >'" ■"■'■;, ' XLII XIV. FRANCE. XLIII XV. SWITZERLAND. XLIV X^^I. HOLLAND AND BELGIUM. XLV '^^flf^^l #' *t«*^ ■Jtr )NTENTS. -„f MAPS. .ATE— THE FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS. PAEATIVE XXIX. XXX. XXXI. OF THE XXXII. XXXIII. VOELD. XXXIV. lTUEE OF XXXV. IEEE. XXXVI. XXXVII. "XXXVIII. XXXIX. * XL. XLI. XLII XLIII. XLIV. XLV. ASIA. -■;;,,.;;--:- :• '• - ^ V/-,-:, : : -- -:-; TURKEY IN ASIA. PALESTINE. PERSIA, AFGHANISTAN, AND BELOOCHISTAN. INDIA. -■,— ^ ' : '---yK, ::'■:' CHINA. INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO, AND FURTHER INDIA, INCLUDING BURMAH, SIAM, etc. AFRICA. EGYPT. SOUTH AFRICA. NORTH AMERICA, with ENLARGEMENT OF B'KITISH COLUMBIA. z'" BRITISH AMERICA AND ARCTIC REGIONS. «* CANADA EAST, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SCOTIA, bto. CANADA WEST, NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, eto. - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. EASTERN STATES # .».* :^ w. M mx 1 VIII. EUROPE. IX. ENGLAND (North Part). X (South Part). XI. SCOTLAND (North Part). XII (South Part). XIIL IRELAND. XIV. FKANCE XV. SWITZERLAND. XVL HOLLAND AND BELGIUM. XVIL THE GERMAN CONFEDERATION (North Part). XVIII (South Part). XIX. AUSTRIA. XX. PRUSSIA. XXL DENMARK, SLESWICK, AND HOLSTEIN. XXIL SWEDEN AND NORWAY, WITH BALTIC SEA. XXIIL RUSSIA IN EUROPE. XXIV. SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. XXV. ITALY (North Part). XXVL (South Part). XXVIL TURKEY m EUROPE. XXVIIL GREECE AND IONIAN ISLANDS. XXXVll XXX D Xl XL XLI XLII XLr\ XL^ XLV XLVI XLVII XLIJ ] L LI LII LD L^ LV '■\ INDEX. xxxvm. XXX IX. XL XLl. XLII. XLIII. XLIV. XLV. XLVI. XLVII. XLVIII. XLIX. L LI. LII. LIII. LIV. LV. LVI. SOUTH AFKICA. NORTH AMERICA, with ENLARGFME>rr of BKlTisM COLUMBIA. / BlilTLSH AMERICA AND ARCTIC REGIOXS. CAN/VDA EAST, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA 8C' Tlk, vtr CANADA WEST, NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, bto. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. ; EASTERN STATES. PACIFIC STATES. MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA, etc. WEST INDIA ISLANDS. SOUTH AMERICA. VENEZUEIA, NEW GRANADA, EQUADOR, AND PERU. CHILI— ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, AND BOLIVIA. ^ BRAZIL, URUGUAY, PARAGUAY, AND GU'AYANA. AUSTRALIA. NEW ZEALAND, TASMANIA, AND WESTERN AUSTRALIA. POLYNESIA AND PACIFIC OCEAN. THE WORLD AS KNOWN TO THE ANCIENTS. THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF THE ANCIENT WORLD, WITH THE ROMAN AND PERSIAN EMPIRES. I . ■ : n INDEX. n \ * "^"^ir-.^. '* * . ' --"'* <\v 4 •'. ;.» %- INTRODUCT TO ♦LACK'S GENER PHYSICAL GEOGR. ^4 rjlHE earth which we inhabit is only one of a number of globes or planets that -L revolve at various distances and in different periods round the sun as a common centre. Its orbit is elliptical, but differs little from a circle ; and its mean distance from the sun is about ninety-five millions of miles, but it is 3,200,000 miles nearer that luminary at one period of the year than another. It performs its revolution in 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, 50 seconds, the mean rate at which it travels being 68,000 miles an hour. Besides this motion round the sun, it has also a rotatory motion on its axis, which it completes every twenty -four hours, or, speaking more strictly, every 23 hours, 56 minutes, 4 seconds. To the former we are indebted for the changes of the seasons, to the latter for the alternation of day and night. The earth is not strictly spherical in form, but is a little flatter at the poles than at any other part of its circumference — being what is termed an oblate spluroid. Its mean diameter is 7913 English miles — the equatorial exceeding the polar by 26 miles. For more conveniently and accurately determining the positions of places on the earth's surface, geographers have supposed certain lines or circles to be traced upon it. One of these, the Equator, equally distant from both poles (or points of rotation) divides the earth into the Northern and Southern Hem 'spheres. In like manner the Eastern and Western Hemispheres are marked off by an encircling line at right angles to the equator, and passing through the poles. Parallel to the equator, and numbered from it, are the lines or degrees of latitude, of which there are ninety in the northern, and as many in the southern hemisphere. The equator is divided into 360 equal parts, and lines drawn perpendicularly from the points of division to the poles constitute the lines or degrees of longitude. These are numbered east or west from a certain meridian, as that of Greenwich, Paris, Washington, etc. The meridian of a place is a line passing through that place to the poles at right angles to the equator. All places lying in the same latitude have equal length of day and night at the same time, while all places in the same longitude have mid- day at the same time. Degrees of latitude and longitude are of the same length at tin's equator, but on xount of the flattening;' of the surface of tlie earth, the f'oi-- on the parallc in the souther Atmosplie movements by fluid, which is the surface of cease entirely with tlie more upon the eartl inch, or nearl}' nitrogen and to about twei proportion, an The atmosplie light and luuit iVinds. — of air or wind. earth's surface rounding regic a j)art of the densed. The ascends, leavii air from the p has been raref Avhich has lei between the p would blow di conqiaratively equator, wlicrc ■/ Cancer, lation of her pole, d of the 1 regions southern, e Tropic e Tropic Miplic, a lator ob- m being lispheres 3ngth all and the ire when 23° 28' le sun is shortest ly, while er, when ing then a part of tlie atmosphere of lower temperature than itself, when it becomes con- densed. The air in the equatorial regions being thus heated by the sun's rays, ascends, leaving a space occupied by very thin air, into which colder and denser air from the poles rushes with gieat force to restore equilibrium, while the air which has been rarefied by the heat, seeks by an upper current to supply the place of that which has left the colder regions. There is thus a constant interchange of air between the polar and equatorial regions. Were the earth motionless, these currents would blow due N. and S., but on account of its rotatory motion, which, from being comparatively slow in the region of the poles, gradually increases in velocity to the equator, where it is at the rate of upwards of 1000 miles an hour, the polar currents in their course towards the equator, not having acquired the same velocity as the parts over which they are passing, gradually fall behind, and as the motion of the earth is from W. to E., they acquire an easterly direction, and become N.E. and S.E. winds. Within the limits of the torrid zone these winds are constant and unifonn, and are known as the N.E. and S.E. trade winds. The Trade Winds generally extend to about 28'^ on each side of the equator, but their limits vary considerably in different parts ; and being influenced by the temperature, they remove 2° or 3° farther N. or S., as the sun is N. or S. of the equator. It is onl-' over a wide expanse of ocean that the trade winds can blow uninterruptedly, fjr the air over the land being much more heated by the sun's rays than that over the sea, the vicinity of continents or large islands disturbs their free course. It is thus that they blow more steadily in the Pacific than in the Atlantic Ocean. Between the N.E. and S.E. trade Avinds there is a region of calms, caused partly by the northern and southern tjurrents meeting and mutually destroying each other, and partly also by the earth having, by constant friction on the air, imparted to it something of its own velocity. This region has a mean breadth of about 5" of latitude, but it varies considerably with the seasons and in diff'erent regions to 9° or 10°. In the Pacific Ocean, the imian situation of its centre is about the equator, but in the Atlantic Ocean, owing to the disturbing influence of the continents, it is usually about 6° N. latitude. This region is subject to sudden squalls, accompanied with tremendous storms of thunder and lightning. The Monsoons, or Season Winds, from a Malay word signifying a season, are a modification of the trade Avinds that prevail in the Indian Ocean. When the sun is north of the equator, an extensive inter-tropical region becomes heated by his vertical rays, and hence an upward atmospheric current is produced, while a cold current from the neighbouring ocean rushes in to occupy the place of the ascending current. Thus is caused the S.W. monsoon, which prevails for six months (from April to October) ; the N.E. monsoon, which blows during the rest of the year, being the regular N.E. trade wind. In the same way when the sun is south of the equator, the S.E. trade wind is inteiTupted from October to April by a N.W. monsoon, occasioned by the action of the sun on the great continent of Australia. The region of the monsoons is between the E. coast of Africa and New Guinea, and N. of about 1 0° S. latitude. The air, which has been rarefied by the sun's rays, having acquired its momentum in the equatorial regions where the rotatory motion of the earth is greatest, in its progress northward and southward gradually outstrips in velocity those parts of the surface over which it passes, and hence it receives a westerly direction all the greater, that in its course it has been little under the influence of surface friction, owing to the elevated region in which it has travelled. It again returns to the earth beyond the tropics, and is the origin of the S.W. and Avesterly gales, so prevalent in our latitudes, and of the almost universally westerly winds in the northern and southern extra-tropical seas. The Land and Sea Breezes are caused by the unequal heating of the land and I'M ^^1 317662$ # 6 BLACK^S GENERAL ATLAS sea, and are chiefly experienced on tropical sea coasts. During the day, the air over the land becoming heated by the sun's rays, ascends, while a current from the sea sets in to supply its place. During the night, the reverse of this happens, for the land cooling by radiation more quickly than the sea, a land breeze is occasioned. As the hottest and coldest hours of the day are about two P.M., and a little before sun-rise, the winds in question acquire their greatest power somewhat later. Large deserts and plains covered with little vegetation near the tropics engender hot winds of a very noxious character. Some of these are known by particular names, as the Sirocco, which blows from the sandy wastes of North Africa, and is especially felt in Italy and Sicily ; the Solano of Spain, which seems to be a modi- fication of the Sirocco ; the Ilarmattan of the west coast of Africa, blowing from the Great Sahara ; and the Simoom. A current of wind blowing at the rate of four or five miles an hour, is called a gentle breeze ; at the rate of fifteen miles an hour, a brisk gale ; from thirty to forty miles an hour, a high wind ; and from eighty to one hundred miles an hour, a hurricane. Climate. — The principal elements that go to constitute climate are heat and moisture, the latter being dependent upon the former. The sun being the great source of heat, it follows, as a general rule, that the temperature of a place will depend upon its latitude or distance from the equator, and that all places in the same lati- tude will enjoy the same kind of climate. Were ■ ; suiface of the earth composed of a homogeneous fluid mass, or of strata of rock « , li y alike in colour, density, and smoothness, this would actually be the case ; i >' places in the same latitude would receive the solar rays at the same angle, and having the same capacity for absorbing and radiating heat, Avould possess exactly the same climate. There are, however, numerous circumstances that tend to modify the climate of a country. The chief of these are its altitude ; its position as regards the sea ; its inclination ; the position and direction of mountain chains ; nature of soil ; state of cultivation ; and the prevalence of particular winds. Elevation above the level of the sea is one of the most important circumstances by which climate is modified, the air be- coming gradually colder as we ascend, so that even in the torrid zone the summits of very high mountains are covored with perpetual snow. Tlie following table shows the height of the snow line in diff'erent latitudes : — Northern Hemisphere. Placo. N. Latitude. Limit of Per. Snow. Feet. Iceland 6.5° 0' 3,100 Kamtschatka 56 40 5,200 Altai. 50 7,000 Alps .... 46 8,800 Pyrenees . 42 45 9,000 Sicily, Etna 37 30 9,500 Himalaya, N. Side 31 16,600 Himalaya, S. Side 31 13,000 ^lexico 19 14,800 Abyssinia . 13 15 14,100 S. America, Vole, of Purace 2 18 1.5,400 Southern Hemisphere. Place. Straits of Magellan Chili, Andes along the ) coast . . , j Chili, Portillo Pass Bolivian Andes, E, Chain . Bolivian Andes, W. \ Chain . . . j Andes of Quito . Quito } S. Latitude. 53^ 0'— 54° 0' 41 0—44 33 14 30—18 14 30—18 — 1 30 Liiuit of Per. Snow Feet. 3,700 6,000 14,700 15,900 15,850 15,800 15,800 Another important element in determining tlie nature of climate is the ocean. Islands and districts bordering upon the sea uniformly enjoy a milder climate than inland regions in the same latitude. In summer the sea is not so much heated by the sun's rays as the land, and hence cooling sea breezes temjxn- the warmth of tht.b season, while in winter the cold is mitigated in consequence of the Avater retaining its heat longer than the land. TJuis Duljlin, though 4° furtlier north than Heidelberg, has nearly the same mean annual temperature, while at the same time its winters are almost G° warmer, and its summers nearly 5° cooler. As the power of the sun's rays in imparting heat to the earth depends upon the angle at which they strike the iiuulava. JM ERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. le day, the air Trent from the lappens, for the I is occasioned. ., and a little lomewhat later, opics engender 1 by particular I Africa, and is s to be a modi- owing from the rate of four or [liles an hour, a m eighty to one e are heat and the great source ace will depend n the same lati- earth composed colour, density, le same latitude me capacity for ite. There are, e of a country, its inclination ; ; of cultivation ; of the sea is one ied, the air be- )ne the summits following table ERE. atitude. Limit of Per. Snow. '—54° C Feet. 3,700 —44 6,000 33 14,700 —18 15,900 t— 18 15,850 — 1 30 15,800 15,800 late is the ocean, der climate than much heated by e warmtli of iln.t water retaining than Heidelberg, time its winters ower of the sun's ^h they strike the vicissitudes of heat and cold, the varied charms of spring and autumn, the temperate heats of summer and the healthful rigours of winter. This regiUar succession of the annual changes, however, can hardly be considered to extend farther than from 36° to 60° of latitude. In the frigid zones two seasons only are known : a long and severe winter, followed by a short but fervid summer. This harsh and abrupt transition is occasioned by the great length of the day in summer, when the sun never sets, and by the total absence of that luminary in winter. Ocean.— On glancing at a map of the world, we find that by far the greater part of its surface is occupied by water. The entire superficies of the globe is esti- mated at about 196| millions of square miles, of which the land occupies about 5 0| millions, and the water 146 millions, or nearly three-fourths. Though, strictly speaking, the water on the surface of the globe forms but one great ocean dividing the land into detached masses of various extent, geographers for convenience usually divide it into five : — The Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic Oceans. The Paeijic Ocean has Asia and Australia on the W. and America on the K, the Antarctic Ocean on the S. and Behring Strait on the N. It is about 11,000 miles in length from E. to W., by about 9000 in breadth from N. to Srand has a super- ficies estimated at upwards of 50,000,000 square miles. It is divided by the equator into the North and South Pacific Oceans. The Atlantic Ocean has America on the W., and the Old World on the E., the Arctic Ocean on the N., and the Antarctic Ocean on the S. It is about 9000 miles in length from N. to S., by 1700 miles in width at its narrowest part between Africa and America, and about 5000 where widest. Its computed area is about 25,000,000 square miles. It is divided by the ec^uator into the North and South Atlantic Oceans. The Indian Ocean has Arabia, Persia, and Hindostan on the N., the islands of the Eastern Archipelago and Australia on the E., Africa on the W., and the Antarctic Ocean on the S. It is upwards of 7000 miles in length from N. to S., and varies in breadth from 6500 to 3500 miles. Area estimated at about 20,000,000 square miles. Of the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans, especially the latter, comparatively little is known. The former is bounded by the northern coasts of Europe, Asia, and America, the latter enclosed by the Antarctic Circle; has no land boundaries, its waters communi- cathig freely with those of the other southern oceans. The bed of the ocean, like the surface of the land, has its hills, mountains, valleys, and plains. Of its depth little is known, except that it varies from a few feet to several miles. We have indeed had soundings to the depth of seven, eight, or even of nine miles ; but soundings in very deep water are little to be depended on, as the under currents of the ocean have frequently force enough to take out the line long after the plummet has ceased to do so ; and the shock caused by striking the bottom cannot be communicated through veiy great depths. Some suppose that the greatest depth of the ocean does not exceed the height of the loftiest mountain (or about 30,000 feet), and that its mean depth is not greater than the mean eleva- tion of the land above the level of the sea, which is somewhat less than 1000 feet. Others consider that the depth of the ocean is proportioned to the elevation of the land, in the ratio of their respective surfaces. This would give the greatest depth of the ocean at about seventeen miles, and its mean depth at somewhat more than half a mile. The waters of the ocean are kept in perpetual motion by winds, tides, and currents. The efi'ect of winds in agitating the ocean is chiefly confined to the sur- face. It is believed that, in the open sea, the wildest tempest does not affect the water at the depth of 100 feet. On the surface, howe\er, the action of the wind is sometimes very violent, raising waves in the open sea to the height of about forty feet, and Avhen these meet with resistance, as where they dash upon lofty cliffs, they rise a])i)arently in one unbroken mass to the height of 200 feet. The alternate rise and fall of the surface of the ocean, known by the name of 2'ides, are occasioned by the influence of the sun and moon, particularly of the latter. The moon in passing over till' earth draws after it, by its attractive force, an accumulation of the water Al. .^f *-\\Li'\t' ■fi%afmri\\'{\ Wlll'fiK'.nS. his' would ijfive the greatest de])tir BLACK^S GENERAL ATLAS— IN^ Hnent, including North and South America. The vast extent of Australia has induced some geographers to consider it as a continent ; but it may more justly be reckoned as the largest of the islands. It is sometimes, together with the numerous •aiia extensive islands lying to the S.E. of the Old Continent, ranked as one of the great divisions of the globe, under the name of Oceania, or Polynesia. The surface of the land is extremely irregular, sometimes elevated into moun- tains, sometimes depressed into valleys, and not unfrequently stretched out into plains, varying in extent and elevation. The term Mountain is generally applied to eminences whose height exceed 1000 feet, those of less elevation being generally considered as Hills. Isolated mountains of great height are of rare occurrence, and are usually active or extinct volcanoes. Hills and mountains generally appear in chains or ranges, connected together by a continued base, and forming a line or belt. Several chains connected together by a common centre constitute a gro7ip, and several groups or chains form a system. In general, a number of chains is associated together ; a single continuous chain is rarely met with. In some instances there is a principal or central chain, with secondary groups branching off from it ; in others several chains are associated, to no one of which the others can be said to be subordinate ; and in others, as the Cordilleras, a series of cliains succeed each other, all running in one constant direction. Tlie predominating direction of the great mountain-chains of the Old World is from W. to E., wl lie those of America range from N. to S. It is observed, that in general mountain-chains present their steepest acclivities on the side nearest the sea. Compared with the dimensions of the earth, the elevation of the loftiest mountain-chain is quite insignificant. Mount Everest, the loftiest known mountain, is 29,002 feet, or about five and a half miles above the level of the sea, but this is only al)out a seven hundred and twentieth part of the earth's radius. Tahle-lands, or Platea%s, are extensive tracts of country whose general elevation is consideral)ly above the level of the sea. The exterior boundaries of table-lands are generally mountain-chains, in some cases descending suddenly and abruptly into the suri'ounding plains, in others forming a succession of mountain-terraces at different levels, until they are lust in the adjacent lowlands. Plains are extensive tracts, whose surface is level, or but slightly l)roken by eleva- tions and depressions, and only slightly elevated above the level of the sea. In one or two cases, however, they are considerably below the sea-level, as in the depressed region round the Caspian and tlie Sea of Aral. In diff"erent countries, and accoiding to their nature or productions, they are characterised as deserts, steppes, landes, selvas, pampas, llanos, prairies, savannahs, etc. Valleys are the spaces lyuig between moun- tain-chains or ranges of hills. They are sometimes wide and open, at other times deep and narrow, and sometimes basin-shaped, surrounded by an amphitheatre of hills or mountains. Valleys are of diff'erent kinds, according to their respective relation to the mountain-ranges on which they occur. Principal valleys are such as nin parallel to, and separate great chains of mountains. Those separating the branches or arms of a mountain-chain, and having a direction at a considerable angle to the principal valley, are termed lateral valleys ; and the smaller ones running into these lateral arms, are denominated siihordinafe valleys. Distributian of Plants. — The surface of this earth is covered with vegetation Avliich constantly varies in nature and character accordijig to climate and locality. Heat is a principal necessary of vegetable life, and the one cincfly concerned in the gcogi-aphical distribution of plants. Some plants require great heat to bring them to perfection, and some flourish best in cold situations. Some require a long winter for repose, and only a few weeks of waiin and continued summer ; while others succeed only in a climate where both seasons are moderate. Moisture is anoth(;r agent which exerts a powerful influence on the distribution of plants, and one alisolutely necessary to vegetation. Very dry regions are deficient in vegetable pr(j- ductions, while the luxurirtU('(» of tropical vegetation is in no small degree owing to lust iiiiO()rt;nic(; temperate and proportion of th equatorial regio: or 6 ; in tempei temperature an( diminish both u tropics. The cr ing as 1 to 7. As heat is l^lants, we natui from the equato have been made sphere into eight to be strictly co: month in which vegetation are :- extending to 15 tree-fern and fig myrtles and lai region of ever-g of European tree tree, and willow rhododendrons, Alpine plants, b tain, we pass t diff'er in diff'ere with the circum he passed throu seen in travellii was that of "^^ Mediterranean plants of Laplai Distrihutim similar to those each play an ii require a high marshes, others Animals, too, h plants or other found. Man away the large be serviceable of some and t others which regulate the di The total num Birds, Anxulos/ coo, Many species confiiu'fl to pa '"'"""""- L ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. temperate and cold zones, many herbaceous plants, etc. The relative numerical l^roportion of these great classes of plants varies in different parts of the world. In equatoiial regions, monocotyledons are to dicotyledons in the i)r. portion of 1 to 5 or 6 ; in temperate regions, as 1 to 4 ; and in arctic regions, as 1 to 3. An equable temperature and a rather humid climate are favourable to monocotyledons. They diminish both under the extreme cold of the arctic zone and the great heat of the tropics. The cryptogamic or flowerless plants are to the phanerogamous or flower- ing as 1 to 7. As heat is the principal agent in regulating the geographical distribution of l^lants, we naturally expect to find a variety of zones of vegetation as we proceed from the equator towards the poles. Such indeed is the case, and various attempts have been made to define these zones. That commonly adopted divides each hemi- sphere into eight zones or belts, corresponding with the parallels of latitude ; though, to be strictly correct, they should be according to the isotherms of the particular month in which there is the greatest development of vegetable life. These zones of vegetation are : — 1. The Equatorial, characterised by the palm and the banana, and extending to 1 5° on both sides of the equator ; 2. The Tropical, or region of the tree-fern and fig-tree, from lat. 16° to the tropics ; 3. The Siih-tropical, or region of myrtles and laurels, from the tropics to lat. 34° ; 4. The Warmer Temperate, or region of ever-green trees, from lat. 34° to 45° ; 5. The Colder Temperate, or zone of European trees, from lat. 45° to 58° ; 6. The Sub-arctic, or region of the pine, fir- tree, and willow, from lat. 58° to the polar circle ; 7. The Arctic, or region of rhododendrons, from the polar circle to lat. 72° ; and 8. The Polar, or region of Alpine plants, beyond lat. 72°. As we ascend from the plain to the top of a moun- tain, we pass through diffci-ent zones of vegetation, the extent and variety of which differ in different countries. Tournofort, in ascending Mount Ararat, was struck with the circumstance that as he left the low ground at the base of the mountain, he passed through a series of belts of vegetation which reminded him of what he had seen in travelling from the south to the north of Europe. At the base, the flora was that of ^\'^estern Asia ; higher, that of the countries on the north of the Mediterranean ; then that of central Europe ; and on the summit, he found the plants of Lapland. Distrihution of Animals. — Animals are distributed over the globe on principles similar to those which regulate the distribution of plants. Heat, light, and moisture, eacli play an important part in determining the distribution of Ill(! Iliiiialiiyii, S. Side Mexico Aliyssinia . H. America, Volc.ofPura(!C .51 ir- 31 13,(100 10 14,800 13 15 14,100 2 18 15,400 C'liaiii Antics of Quito . (^uito • i I 1 30 - — la rr 1 30 15,800 15,800 Another important element in determining the nature of dimate is the ocean. Islands and districts bordering upon the sea uniformly enjoy a milder climate than inland regions in the pame latitude. In summer the sea is not so much heated by the sun's rays as the land, and ht.ice cooling sea breezes temper the warmth of that season, while in winter the cold is mitigated in consequence of the water retaining its heat longer than the land. Thus Dublin, though 4° further north than Heidelberg, has nearly the same mean annual temperature, while at the same time its winters are almost 6° warmer, and its summers nearly 5° cooler. As the power of the sun's rays in imparting heat to the earth depends upon the angle at which they strike the surface, it follows that the inclination or slope of a country has an important influ- ence upon its climate. This is most strikingly seen in r ountainous regions. Thus, though under a vertical sun, the sides of the Andes receive the sun's rays as obliquely as they fall in our latitudes upon the earth's level surface ; and the Alps on parts of their southern slopes receive as direct a heat as that which bums up the desert of the Sahara. Mountains affect the climate in various ways by influencing the direc- tion of currents and by attracting and condensing the vapours in the atmosphere. The nature of the soil and the state of cultivation operate materially upon climate. Diff'erent kinds of soil have different powers of radiating and absorbing heat. A region shrouded in primeval forests, or covered with swamps and marshes, will have a different temperature when cleared and drained. Marshes by evaporation rob the surface of much of its heat, and forests, by intercepting the sun's rays and by the increased exhalant surfaces exposed to the air, materially affect the temperature. In hot climates forests tend to cool the air, and in frigid regions to prevent the loss of the earth's heat by chilling blasts. The prevalence of particular winds also influ- ences the character of a climate, as does also the vicinity of an oceanic current bring- ing water of a higher or a lower temperature than that of the surrounding sea. Isothermal Lines (from "sog, " equal," and dso/Mg, " heat ") are lines drawn upon a map, and passing through all places that have the same mean annual temperature. From what has been already said, it will be inferred that these lines differ considerably from lines of latitude. They diverge more and more from the parallels of latitude as they recede from the equator. The southern hemisphere having much less land than the northern, especially in its torrid and temperate zones, its mean annual tempera- ture is lower. In the American continent the isothermal lines descend much lower than in Europe. Thus the line of 32°, or the freezing point in Europe, lies in Lapland between N. lat. G6° and 68°, but in America it passes on the coast of Labrador in N. lat. 54°. Places which have the same mean annual temperature may yet have very different climates. A place having a moderate summer and winter temperature may have the same mean annual temperature, as one having a very cold winter and a very hot summer. Thus St. Helena has the same mean annual temperature as Lisbon, but its winters are 11° milder, and its summers 12° cooler. Hence recourse is had to other lines indicating the mean summer and winter temper- ature, the former called Isothemls (from 'l^Di prsv i *AAmA2Jkd»9i\Itfi 1 30 15,800 15,800 is the ocean. climate than h heated by rmth of tliat ;er retaining I Heidelberg, i its winters • of the sun's ey strike the )ortant influ- ions. Thus, as obliquely IS on parts of he desert of ng the direc- atmosphere. ipon climate. ng heat. A hes, will have 'ation rob the s and by the )erature. In mt the loss of ds also influ- ;urrent bring- ding sea. drawn upon temperature. r considerably of latitude as less land than nual tempera- lescend much 1 Europe, lies I the coast of iperature may ir and winter having a very mean annual ;rs 12° cooler. dnter temper- !r "), the latter le has but two iud the former »osition to the there are two In the tem- the agreeable IT land, in the ratio of their respective suifaces. Tins would give the greatest dcpt of the ocean at about seventeen miles, and its mean depth at somewhat more thai? half a mile. The waters of the ocean are kept in perpetual motion by winds, tides, and currents. The effect of winds in agitating the ocean is chiefly confined to the sur- face. It is believed that, in the open sea, the wildest tempest does not affect the water at the depth of 100 feet. On the surface, however, the action of the wind is sometimes very violent, raising waves in the open sea to the height of about forty feet, and when these meet with resistance, as where they dash upon lofty cliffs, they rise apparently in one unbroken mass to the height of 200 feet. The alternate rise and fall of the surface of the ocean, known by the name of Tides, are occasioned by the influence of the sun and moon, particularly of the latter. The moon in passing over the earth draws after it, by its attractive force, an accumulation of the water of tii3 ocean ; and not only so, but the earth itself is also to some extent attracted and drawn away from the waters on the opposite side, and hence a similar accumu- lation is at the same time formed there. We have thus tides on opposite sides of the earth at one time, and two tides all over the earth in somewhat more than 24 hours (24 hours, 50 minutes). The effect of the sun in causing the tides is much less than that of the moon, in consequence of its much greater distance. It is principally as affecting the lunar tides that this influence is seen. Wlien the sun and moon are on the same or opposite sides of the earth, as at new and full moon, the attraction of the sun aids that of the moon, and hence, at these seasons, the tides attain their greatest height and are called Spring Tides. But when the moon is in quadrature, or at the half-moons, the attraction of the sun to some extent counteracts that of the moon, and hence the tides do not then rise to their ordinary height, and are termed A^eap Tides. In the open ocean, the tides do not rise more than a few feet, but when the configuration of a coast opposes their progress, they may attain the height of fifty feet, as at St. Malo, or even of seventy feet, as in the Bay of Fundy. Inland seas, like the Mediterranean, or the Baltic, have no percep- tible tides. Oceanic Currents are vast marine streams, flo\ving in different directions, and maintaining a perpetual circulation in the waters of the ocean. The causes of these currents are as yet only imperfectly understood, but among them may be enumerated the influence of the tides and winds, the expansion and contraction of the water by heat and cold, evaporation by solar heat, and the revolution of the earth upon its axis. They are by Major Rennel divided according to their origin into drift and stream currents, the former occasioned by a constant or prevailing wind acting on the surface of the water, and impelling it onward, until meeting with some obstacle which stops it, and causes an accumulation ; the latter is the flowing off of the accumulated waters of a drift current, caused by the effort of the water to restore the equilibrium of the general surface of the ocean. Oceanic cur- rents exercise an important influence on the chmate of neighbouring coasts and on the intercourse of nations. Land. — The land on the surface of the globe is arranged in the form of large, compact masses, denominated continents, or in small isolated portions, termed islands. It lies chiefly north of the equator, and in the Eastern Hemisphere. In the Eastern Hemisphere there are estimated to be about 36 millions of square miles of land, and in the Western Hemisphere about 14^ millions; there are about 37 millions of square miles in the Northern, and about 1 3^ millions in the Southern Hemisphere. In th>. Western Hemisphere the land is much more equally distributed on both sides oi the equator than in the Eastern. There are onlj^ two large masses of land to which the term continent can be properly applied. These are the Eastern, or Old Continent, comprising Europe, Asia, and Africa, and the Western, or New Con- 'Sl iiito these lateral arms, are denominated subonlinatc mlleijs. Distribution of Plants. — The surface of this earth is covered with vegetation which constantly varies in nature and character according to climate and locality. Heat is a principal necessary of vegetable life, and the one chiefly concerned in the geogi'aphical distribution of plants. Some plants require great heat to bring them to perfection, and some flourish best in cold situations. Some require a long winter for repose, and only a few weeks of warm and continued summer ; while others succeed only in a climate where both seasons are moderate. Moisture is another agent which exerts a powerful influence on the distribution of plants, and one absolutely necessary to vegetation. Very dry regions are deficient in vegetable pro- ductions, while the luxuriance of tropical vegetation is in no small degree owing to the great quantity of moisture that prevails. Light is also of the utmost importance to vegetation, and is concerned in the various functions of plants. The character of the soil also regulates the distribution of plants. Some plants are very generally distributed over the globe, occurring in both hemispheres and having an extensive latitudinal range ; and some are limited to particular countries, and are sometimes confined within very narrow limits. The floras of the diff'erent quarters of the world contain certain plants which are restricted to them, and some which are only found in a few localities. We sometimes meet with centres where the maxima of a genus or species occur, the numbers of which diminish as we recede from these cen- tres. The number of species of plants, described and undescribed, known at the present day, amount probably to nearly 120,000; and from this, estimates have been mfide of the total vegetation on the surface of the globe, the number varying from 150,000 to 200,000. It is estimated that there are 9150 genera, and 96,000 species of known and described plants, of which 1400 genera and 15,000 species are Acotyledonous or plants whose embryo has no cotyledons but is entirely cellular, as ferns, fungi, lichens, mosses, sea-weeds, etc. The rest are Cotyledonous plants pos- sessing cotyledons in their embryo, and are either Monocot ledonous having one, or Dicotyledonous with two, the former comprising 1450 genera and 14,000 species, the latter 6300 genera and 67,000 species. To the former class belong palms, rushes, grasses, liliaceous plants, etc. ; to the latter, the forest trees and shrubs of others which ; regulate the di The total numl VEKTEnilA Birds, Annuloha LIoi.LUSOA 600, \ Many species c confined to pai to the tempen polar circle, greatest devek the feline or c{ regions ; while towards the pc both toward 1 distribution of with greater a( Man. — M in any climate severest cold, sible to arrive world, as the { opinion. The Bnin (1810), 700,500,000 ; (1840), 764,0 Berghaus (184 EUROPE. TTIHIS division of the globe forms the N.VV. portion of the Eastern Hemisphere or -A- Old World, and is situate between 36° and 7 1° N. lat. and 9° 30' W. and 60° 30' E. long. ; being bounded on the N. by the Arctic Ocean ; W. by the Atlantic Ocean ; S. by the MediteiTanean, the Sea of Mannora, the Black Sea, and the mountain-chain of the Caucasus ; and E. by Asia, from which it is separated by the Caspian Sea, the Ural River and Mountains, and the River Kara. Its greatest length :n a N.E. and S.W. direction, from the mouth of the Kara in the Arctic Ocean to Cape St. Vincent in the S.W. of Portugal, is about 3400 ; and its greatest breadth, N. and S. from Cape Nord Kyn to Cape Matapan, 2400 miles. Area, estimated at 3,595,000 square miles. Its N.W. and S. sides are deeply indented by seas, bays, and gidfs. The chief of these are — the White Sea with the Gulf of Onega, Archangel, and Kandalask, extending southward from tlie Arctic Ocean into Russia, and having a length of about 400, and a breadth of from 30 to 150 miles ; the Baltic, with the Gulfs of Bothnia and Finland, surrounded by Sweden, Russia, Prussia, and Den- mark, and having a length of about 1200 miles, and an area of 175,000 square miles ; the Mediterranean, with the Gulfs of Lyons and Genoa, the Adriatic, and the Archipelaj 1,000,000 sq Black Sea, length by 38' breadth. Europe tion to its siz( it seems to be is rocky and exuberant, it compared wil these ccntine proportionall; abundantly s' civilised life, action of the ;etation ocality. I in the g them : winter others another md one ible pro- )wing to lortance haracter enerally xtensive metimes of tlie are only dina of a lese cen- n at the ;es have • varying 1 90,000 3 species ^Ihilar, as ants pos- g one, or ) species, g palms, dirubs of otiiers which are thus collected around him. Such are some of the causes that regidate the distribution of animals ; but there are others which are less understood. The total number of existing species of animals has been estimated as follows : — Veutebuata (Maminifera, or animals that suckle their young, 1200 ; Aves or Birds, 6800 ; Kcptiles and Amphibia, 1500 ; Pisces or Fishes, 8000) . , 17,500 Annulosa (Insects, 550,000 ; Vermes or Worms, 2500) 552,500 JIoi,LUScA (Radiata or Star-lish, 1000 ; Polypi or Corals, 1500 ; Mollusca, naked, 600, with shells, 4400—5000) 7,500 577,500 Many species of animals are almost universally diffused, but the greater numlier are confined to particular regions. Some are ])eculiar to the tropics, others are confined to the temperate zone, while not a few are constituted to subsist only within the polar circle. Some animals, though pretty generally diffiised, yet attain their greatest development in hot climates, others in cold, and others in temperate. Thus the feline or cat tribe diminish in size and strength as they recede from the tropical regions ; while, on the contrary, the bear and the anseres or goose tribes increase towards the poles ; and the ox and sheep, natives of temperate regions, degenerate both toward the poles and the equator. For further particulars regarding the distribution of animals we must refer to the maps, where the subject can be studied with greater advantage than from any description. Maji. — Man, the highest in the scale of animal creation, has the power of living in any climate ; he can endure the greatest heat and can protect himself in the severest cold. Hence he is the most widely distributed of all animals. It is impos- sible to arrive at anything like a satisfactory estimate of the population of the world, as the greatest discrepancies prevail among those best qualified to form an opinion. The following are a few of the estimates by well-known names ; — Malte- Brun (1810), 640,000,000; Graberg (1813), 086,000,000; Pinkerton (1804), 700,500,000; Balbi (1816), 704,000,000; Balbi (1843), 739,000,000; Bernoulli (1840), 764,000,000; Hassel (1824), 938,000,000; Stein (1833), 872,000,000; Berghaus (1842), 1,272,000,000; Von Kloden (1859) 1,360,000,000. ^%1 EUROPE. sphere or d 60° 30' c Ocean ; ain-chain I Sea, the N.E. and . Vincent I S. from 1,595,000 ,nd gulfs, ngel, and having a with the md Den- )0 square iatic, and the Archipelago, forming the S. boundary of Europe, and having an area of nearly 1,000,000 square miles; the Sea of Marmora, between the Archipelago and the Black Sea, 170 miles in length by 55 in breadth; the Black Sea, 700 miles in length by 380 in breadth; and the Sea of Azoff, 230 miles in length by 110 in breadth. Europe is the smallest, but at the same time the most civilised, and in propor- tion to its size the most populous, of the great divisions of the earth. At hv^t sight it seems to be less favoured by nature than any of the others. Much of 'ts surface is rocky and mountainous, its vegetable productions are neither very various nor exuberant, it is poorly supplied with the precious metals, and its rivers cannot be compared with those of Asia and America, which open up the remoter regions of these continents to commercial enterprise. On the other hand, however, it has proportionally the greatest extent of coast line (estimated at 17,000 miles), is abundantly supplied with those metals and minerals most essential to the wants of civilised life, and has a climate well adapted for the development and vigorous action of the various faculties of man. The very disadvantages of its soil and cli- »i 8 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS mate have excited the industry of its inhabitants, and called into existence that skill and enterprise for which its people are distinguished. Surface. — Nearly two-thirds of Europe consist of an immense plain, with occa- sional but small elevations upon it, the remaining third being partly mountainous and partly hilly. Towards the E. this plain extends across the whole continent, from the Arctic Ocean on the N. to the Black 8ea and the Caucasus on the S. ; and stretches from the Ural Mountains on the E. to the shores of the Baltic on the W., and even to the Atlantic opposite to the S. of Great Britain. Mmmfains. — The mountainous and hilly portions of Europe, constituting the remaining third, lie chiefly in the S. and S. W. and N.W. parts of that continent. In the N.W. are the Scandinavian Alps, called also the Dovrefeld or Dofrines, extending about 1000 miles in length and having a general elevation of from 3000 to 6000 feet, though some of the summits attain a height of 8000 feet. The Alps form the nucleus of the great mountain system of Southern Europe. They take their rise from the southern part of the valley of the Rhone, along the eastern side of which they extend for about 150 miles. At the S. extremity they turn round towards the E., skirt the shore of the Mediterranean, and then bending to the S.E., they stretch along the Italian peninsula, where they take the name of the Apennines. Another chain, at the distance of 150 miles from the Mediterranean, extends east- ward from the valley of the Rhone for about 300 miles, and then separates into two chains, the one, called the Noric Alps, extending towards the N.E., and the other the Carnic Alps, stretching in a S.E. direction along the eastern shore of the Adri- atic, and taking in the S. the name of Pindus. Considerably to the N. of the Archipelago, a branch of the Carnic Alps, called the Balkan Range, extends east- ward towards the Black Sea. The Alps attain their highest elevation towards their Avestern extremity, where they approach the valley of the Rhone. Mont Blanc, the most elevated point, reaches the height of 15,744 feet. Nearly parallel to the Carnic Alps, but at a distance averaging 400 miles towards the N.E., is the Carpathian chain, about 1200 miles in length, but of no great height, the loftiest summit, Lomnitz in Hungary, rising to the height of 8460 feet. The chain next in elevation to the Alps is the Pyrenees, extending in a direction S.S.E. and N.N.W. between France and Spain for about 270 miles; but if we include the Cantabrian Mountains, which continue without interrui)tion in the same line, the whole length will be about 500 miles. The principal summit, Maladetta, rises to the height of 11,168 feet. There are several lofty mountain-chains in Spain, the principal of which. Sierra Nevada, has its highest point, Mulhacen, 11,678 feet above the level of the sea. The great chain of the Caucasus, which forms the S.E. boundary of Europe, extends from a tongue of land called the peninsula of Taman, which separates the E. part of the Sea of Azoff from the Black Sea, in a S.E. direction along the N.E. coast of the Black Sea, and across the isthmus till it terminates in a series of low hills in the peninsula of Apsheron on the Caspian. It is about 700 miles in length, and varies in breadth from 65 to 150 miles. The loftiest summits are near the middle of the chain ; Mount Elburz, the highest peak, being 18,491 feet above the level of the sea. The Ural or Uralian Mountains, which form the N.E. bound- ary of Europe, extend southward from the Arctic Ocean through 18 degs. of lati- tude. They rise almost imperceptibly from the plains on both sides, and are gonerally of no great elevation, though some of their peaks exceed 5000 feet in height. Jiircrs. — Europe is well watered with rivers, but they are all small in comparison with the mighty streams of Asia and America. The largest is the Volga, which rises at about lat. 57° N., long. 33° E., at an elevation of only 560 feet above the level of the Caspian into Avhich it flows. It is about 2000 miles in length, draining an area of 400,000 square miles, and is navigal)le for nearly its entire length. The Don, Avhich flows into the Sea of Azoff, has a course of about 990 miles, but has so iiianv shallows as to be n(»whrr(' navio'ablc Utr liiiin- v<-qs!..1>; Tli.. i^m;.>i..,.. i...^ » with the H{ Baltic, rises and West Old Vistula flows into about 300 n sources of and afterwf town of tha entire exten Joug, flows It is naviga Climafi north, being either of he; of any of t This is no d the influenc( in latitude 32°, the coh coast of Asi the sea coasi the mean ai winter incre but it has tl The followir seasons in j through the :ii. Lat. 56 > Lat 48 II. Lat. 53 53' Fer/efal sterility that requires, but of the jilanti many tropica most valuab cultivated in to perfectioi ceases at abt coast of Era Rice has nea tion. The c Rlune to 50 rei^'ardcd as ,„,; ....I ;.. ■ ■ B »iHii »»nmninng«iiimi Tiu'llL liic i^.ji. iMiuuiF ^AL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. itence that with occa- ountainous continent, he S. ; and on the W., ituting the tinent. In 1, extending [)0 to 6000 ps form the :e their rise ie of which lid towards ) S.E., they Apennines, ctends cast- es into two i the other f the Adri- I N. of the tends east- wards their [ont Blanc, parallel to \\E., is the the loftiest chain next nd N.N.W. Cantabrian hole lengtli e height of principal of e the level oundary of tian, which ction along in a series 30 miles in ts are near feet above .E. bound- gs. of lati- s, and are 00 feet in omparison )lga, which .above the h, draining gth. The but has so with the Havel, the Spree, and the Vistula. The Vistula, another tributary of the Baltic, rises in the Carpathian Mountains, in Austrian Silesia, flows through Poland and West Prussia, and divides into three branches, two of which, the Nogat and Old Vistula, flow into the Frische Haff", while the main stream, turning westAvard, flows into the Baltic near Dantzic. It is 600 miles in length, and is navigable for about 300 miles. The Diina, or Southern Dwina, rises in the Valdai Hills, near the sources of the Volga, "vvith which it is connected by a canal, and flows first S.W., and afterwards N.W., to its mouth in the Gulf of Riga, seven miles N.W. of the town of that name. It is about 550 miles in length, and is navigable for nearly its entire extent. The Northern Dwina u formed by the union of the Soukhona and Joug, flows into the White Sea by several mouths, after a course of about 350 miles. It is navigable to Vologda. Climate. — Europe, with the exception of a comparatively small part in the north, being wholly within the temperate zone, experiences little of the extremes either of heat or cold. Its mean temperature is also considerably higher than that of any of the other great divisions of the globe in the corresponding latitudes. This is no doubt chiefly owing to its numerous inland seas, bays, and lakes, and to the influence of the Gulf Stream. The mean temperature at its southern extremity, in latitude 36°, is about 66° Fahr., and at Cape North, in latitude 71°, it is about 32°, the cold being there not greater than in the latitude of 55° or 56° on the E. coast of Asia or America. There is a great difference between the temperature of the sea coasts of Europe and the interior. As we advance from the coast eastward, the mean annual temperature diminishes, but the heat of summer and the cold of winter increase. Thus, London has the same mean annual temperature as Vienna, but it has the summer of St. Petersburg, and the winter is warmer than at Milan. The following table shows — I. The mean temperature of the year and of the various seasons in places having the same latitude'; II. The diff'erent distribution of heat through the various seasons, in places having the same mean annual temperature. Places. MkAN TKMPERATrRK. Of the Yoar. Winter. Spring. Summer. Autumn. Warme.st Month. C()l,iest Month. ;:, I. Lat. 56° 0' Edinlmrgh . ,, Coponliagoii . ,, JMoscow. Lat. 48° 0' St. Malo ,, Vienna . II. Lat. 53° 21 'Dublin . 53° 5' Prague . 47.8° 4.5.6 40.2 54.4 50.6 49.2 49.4 38.6° 30.8 10.8 44.2 32.8 39.2 31.4 46.4° 41.2 44.0 52.2 51.2 47.3 47.6 58.2° 62.6 67.1 66.0 69.2 59.6 68.9 48.4° 48.4 38.3 55.8 50.6 50.0 50.2 59.4° 65.0 70.6 67.0 70.6 38.3° 27.2 6.0 41.8 26.6 Fer/efahle Productions. — Europe does not present those extremes of luxuriance or sterility that are to be found on the other great Continents. It possesses a soil that requires, but at the same time that rewards, the labour of the husbandman. Many of the plants domesticated here are natives of other regions, and there are not very many tropical plants that cannot be made to grow here. The sugar-cane, one of the most valuable of tropical plants, grows in Sicily and the south of Spain. Cotton is cultivated in various parts of the south of Europe, and the orange and lemon come to perfection in the sheltered valleys of the W., as fiir N. as 43° 30'. The olive ceases at about 44°. The climate proper for maize is found to terminate on the W. coast of France at 45° 30', on the Rhine at 49°, and on the Elbe at 50° or 51°. Kice has nearly the same geographical range, but requires a peculiar soil and situa- tion. The culture of the vine extends as far N. as 47° 3()' on the Atlantic ; on the Rhine to 50° 30'; and on the Oder to 52°. The parallel of 57° or 58°' may be regard<'(l as the northern limit of tlie cultivntiou of wheat in Euro])e, thoufdiitis BLACK'8 GENERAL ATLAS- of iron, coal, salt, copper, tin, lead, and mercury, in jjerliaps greater abundance than in any other region of similar extent. Iron and Halt an; jiretty generally diffused. Coal is most plentiful in W. Europe, especially in Hritain. Copper is ^videly dis- tributed, but is most abundant in the N. and VV., in the Ural and Dovn^feld Mountains, and in the extreme \V. counties of I'lngland. Tin is found only in a few places; the mines of Cornwall are the richest in the woi-Id. I>(!ad exists in the Alps, Carpathians, Pyrenees, Cevennes, Vosges, Uralians, and in Britain. Mercury, like tin, is confined to a few places ; the mimss of Idria arc the most productive in Europe. Gobi is Avidely diffused, but generally in so siiiall quantities as not to repay the expense of working. It is wrought, howtfver, in th(! Uralians, the Car- pathians, the Dovrefeld, and the Alps. Silvc-r is more abundant, but is less widely distributed than gold. Mines of it are wrouglit in the I'^r/egid^irgc;, Carpathians, Uralians, and Dovrefeld. Antimony, zinc, cobah, platina, manganese, arsenic, and nearly all the other metals, are to be found within the Hmits of Europe. Of the various mountain-chains, the Apennines are the poorest in metals; the Carpathians probably the richest. The principal States of Europe, with tluiir areas and populations at the latest dates, are as follows : — lakes, is a are Ullesw Clhm teniperatu are, on a( latitud(!S seldom fal it rarely Fahr. Tl but in till The mean high as fit rain falls ylffri barley, ry the exact estimate i States. Area in S(i. Miles, JJate. Population Htatkh. Area in Sq, Miles, 24 Date. 18,^8 Population Anlialt Benilmrg . 31(i 1801 r.7,811 Marino, Hun . 8,000 Aiiliiilt Dessau-Cocthfu St; rjl.oi,! MccklcnliiirK Hidiwcrln . r;,o.'<2 i.si;2 5.'-,l,701 Austria .... 'J47,i>'>.") isr<7 ;i,"),oiH,ii,ss 1 .\lccUli'nl)iirKStielil/ . 1,1147 I8(i0 ilii,.'')l>() Uadeii .... ,'■.,«! 10 1801 l,:il)!»,-J!ll ] Nmssiiu .... l,8-.>:t 1801 4,'it'>,r)(i7 Uavaiia .... 2'.»,UI0 1> 4,((S!I,8.;7 oidi'iiliiirK 2,4:ii) t9 20.'),242 13i'lgii)iii .... 11,370 )1 4,7Sl!,-,-,.', I'll pal Slates . 4,");is yy 700,01)0 IJr !t,s.j,.'.r.'i l'ort,ii«al :i.'),:iti7 I8i);i .'?,0!).j,;iii2 Hniiiswit'k 1,4-JO 18(J1 •J8-.', 41)11 I'niHsia .... 108, IC,,! 1801 18,401,220 Ueuiiiark 14,7:!'i 18110 l,(iOO,.'')')l Ueiiss .... r,i:i t> 12">,-»00 Diiuliies (late Danish) . 7, -J 18 18'),') 1,004,47;) IliiHsia .... •J,l'J!),5i;ii 18^8 50,;WO,7;V2 I-'raiice .... 'jio.yii'J ISIil y7,47'J,7:i'-' Ha.soiiv . r.,7.v.i 1801 2,22.-.,24() Frankfort ys 87,.'') 18 Hiixi^-Wcinmr I'liseiiach • ],;)!i8 27:i,2:J2 Great Britain and Ireland 12-2J>-M 20,:{o7,liiO Suxe Mi'lnhiKi'ii iMir 172,:i4l Greece .... 20,0-Jl l,:iL'.'),i7!i Kaxr Altcnliin'K .'■|07 IH(52 1:17, S8:i Hamburg i;t5 is(;o •.'■.'i),!m Haxt! (,'ol)iiiK Golha 7i)0 1801 l,V.),4:il Hanover. 14,800 1801 1,SS8,(I70 S('liwiir/I)iir;< lluclolMtiidt, ;i(i;i yj 71,012 llesse-Cassel . a,7:io »> 7;i8,4.M Hchwar/biirK Sondi rs- ) 'tO"i 04,805 He.ssn, Grand Duchy of. 3,'J'iO >> 8.'p(i,007 liitiiHi'n . ) ft Hess(!-II(juibiir{{ . 10.-. »» 'J0,8I7 Spiiin .... 178,874 )> KViliO.SI.'i Holland .... v.i,r,~'A ISOli .'!,(!I8,4;V.» Kwi'ilrn iiml \ "02 ."iti8 I ;i,8."iO,728 Itiilv, Kingdom of U4,li(),S ») L>l,77ti,'.l,-.,i Norwiiy ) ( " 1,000,0(10 Liechtenstein &2 ISlil 7,l.')0 Swit/.crliiid i.o,'_';!o ISliO 2,.'. 10,404 Lippe .... Lipjie Schauniburg 4 •-'.•! 1(I8,,M:) 'I'lirkc'V III lluropo . 202,8:".2 lSt4 l,^,7:io,Oiio Kiil ») !li),774 WaldirU 47.'. 1801 .'is,(;o4 TjUbeck .... l-.'ti IH&2 50.UI4 \S iiiU'imIk I'K . 7,.'. 12 »» 1,720,708 The Countries of Europe are — England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Si>ain, Portugal, Germany, Austria, Prussia, Switzerland, llolljiiid, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Turkey, Greece, Italy, ea<;li of which we sliall now separately notice. ENGLAND AND AVAT;r:S. England and Wales occupy the southern, and by luiicli the larger portion of the island of Great Britain, and are situated bctwcicn latitude 1)0° and oG" 47' ]S\, and longitude 1° 4G' E. and o° 41' W. They form an (extensive triangular peninsula, bounded on three sides by the sea, and sepiirated from Scotland on the N.W. by a line, which extends from the N.E. extremity of the Solway Firth to the mouth of the River Tweed. Length, from Berwick to liiiiid's i'liid, i'M) ; breadth, from 67 to 430 miles; area, 58,;iL'() S([iiare miles, or :]7,'.i2i,'J\^) statute acres. The coast-line, following the principal indentiit ions, is I'nily liOOO miles. The countrv is li'dierallv le\t'l, tliouuh it i.^ I r;i\ er,2i-2 II 700,000 isii:i 8,o»;j,;ii)L' ISUl 1S,1!)1,'_>L'0 »> l'2'>,i'M) IS^S 50,y;«),7:vj 180] ■2,-22.<,2-\i) fi •J7;^,'-'02 >i 17-J,;i4i 18(12 ];i7,ss:t 18(il ir)!),4:il y) 7i,!iii; )> 64,805 )> HvMio.si.'i ( ;t,8.v.»,7:2S < " 1,(100,000 IStiO ;i,.") 10,404 I8U l,''>,7:i0,0iio 1801 58,004 II 1,7'.'0,T08 ranee, hpaiii, 11, Denmark, -^e sliall now er portion of 1- r o 1 i-f 00 ii ve triaiiu'ular )tlaiid on the ^ Firtli to the 30 ; breadth, statute acres, miles. The 1>\' ridiics of lakes, is about twelve miles in length by one in breadth. The chief of the others are Ulleswater, Derwentwater or Keswick T^ake, and Whittleseamere. Climate. — The climate is chiefly characterised by the absence of extremes in temperature, by humidity, and by variableness. The extremes of heat and cold are, on account of its insular position, much less than those of corresponding latitud(!S on the Continent. In the coldest season (January), the thermom'.'ter seldom falls much below the freezing-point ; and in the wanm.'st (June and July), it rarely rises above 80° Falir. The mean annual temiierature is jibout 49" Fahr. The prevailing winds for the greater part of the year are the S.W. and W., but in the months of April, May, and June, cold E. and N.E. winds are common. The mean annual fall of rain is about thirty-one inches ; but in Cumberland it is as high as fifty-one, and in some parts of the E. coast as low as twenty inches. Most rain falls in summer and autumn. ytgrkullnre. — The principal crops raised in England and Wales are wheat, oats, barley, rye, beans, peas, turnips, potatoes, etc. We have no means of ascertaining the exact amount of land under the different kinds of crops, but the following is an estimate given by Mr. M'Culloch in the last edition of his Commercial Dictionary : Crops. Acres. Produce. ' Value. Wheat IJarley Oats and IJye .... ] leans and i'eas Potatoe.s, Turnips, and !!ai)e . Clover Fallow ..... 1I0])S Gardens Total 3,500,000 1,500,000 1,500,0(10 70(t,000 2,500,000 ) 2,000,000 \ 800,000 50,000 150,000 12,700,000 Qrs. 13,12.5,000 6,750,000 6,750,000 2,025,000 £28,125,000 8,678,572 5,785,715 3,375,000 31,500,000 780,'000 2,250,000 £80,494,287 The total annual agricultural produce, including horses, cattle, dairy produce, etc., of England and Wales may be estimated at £150,000,000, the number of cattle at 4,500,000, sheep at 27,000,000, and horses at 900,000. The total number of "persons possesshig or working the land and engaged in growing grain, fruits, grasses, animals, and other products, and persons engaged about animals," in 18G1 was 2,010,454, of which 1,G31,G52 were males, and 378,802 females. Minerals. — To her mineral Avealth, more than to anything else, is England indebted for the high position she now occupies. Mining operations are carried on to a greater or less extent in thirty-throe counties of England and Wales ; and the chief productions are coal, iron, co})per, tin, lead, silver, manganese, zinc, gold, antimony, nickel, and cobalt. There are 2555 collieries in England and Wales; and the total produce of co'd from these in 1861 was 72,431,144 tons. The quantity of iron ore raised in that year was estimated at 5,239,380 tons ; of copper ore, found chieliy in Cornwall and Devonshire, at 190,798 tons. There are 148 tin mines, of which 144 are in Cornwall, and the rest in Devonshire, producing (1801) 10,903 tons of ore. The total quantity of lead ore produced was 83,722 tons ; of silver, 47!>,090 oz. Gold has been found, but only in small quantities, in various parts of England, amounting in 1801 to 2,7P4 oz. The amount of zinc ores obtained was 4,415 tons. The estimated value of the mineral productions of the United Kingdom in 1801 was £34,002,853; and the number of persons employed in the mines in England and Wales Avas 330,352. Mantifacf II res.— The manufactures of England are cf vast extent and importance. The chief is that of cotton, which, in 1801, afibrded employnient to 407,598 It 1 1 1 ; I ■ nni'is St 1 )(' s;i id to liave eiitiiclv taken its rist> within la^t sea. r.il iir I laliaii .M(iiiiu.iiii^=, w uiy (»f MuroiH', cxti'iid .southward from the Arctic Ocean tliruugh 18 (legs, of lati- tude. They rise ahnost iini»ercei)ti))ly from the phiins on ))oth si(h's, and are generally of no great ehnation, thougli some of tiieir peaks exceed 5000 feet in Ju'ight. Jlh'crs. — Europe is well watered with rivers, but they are all small in comparison with the mighty streams of Asia and America. The largest is the Volga, which rises at about lat. 57° N., long. 33° E., at an elevation of only 5«)() feet above the level of the Caspian into which it flows. It is about 2000 miles in length, draining an area of 400,000 square miles, and is navigiible for nearly its entire length. The Don, which flows into the Sea of Azott", has a course of about 990 mihfs, but has so many shallows as to be nowhere navigable for large v(fssels. The Dnieper has a course of upwards of 1200 miles to its mouth in the lilack Sea, aivl is navigable from Smolensk to Ekaterinoslav, but below that, for al)out flfty mi|( ^, the naviga- tion is interrupted by rapids. The Dniester has its source uitlic Cari)athian Mountains, in Galicia, and falls into tbe Black Sea after a course of about 500 miles. It is in most parts shallow and rapid, and is hence difficult of navigation. The Danube, the largest river in Europe after the Volga, is formed by the union of the Brege and Brigach at Donaueschingen, in Baden, at an elevation of 2186 feet above the level of the sea. Its course is at first generally E.N.E., through an alpine country, to Ulm, where its elevation is 1400 feet. From Doiiauwiirth to Passau, it traverses the Bavarian plain, and from the latter town to Vienna it passes through a second mountainous region. At Vienna it is 450 feet above the level of the sea, and thence its course, to its mouth in the Black Sea, is through a country generally flat, excei>t at the pass called the Iron Gafe, a short distance l)elow Orsova. The entire length of the Danube is about 1750 miles. It becomes navi- gable at Ulm, 1500 miles from its mouth, and steamboats ply regularly between Presburg and Constantino])le. It communicates with the Elbe and the lihine by canals, and the rivers Moldau and Altmiihl. It drains an area of about 250,000 square miles, and receives about sixty na^•igable rivers. The most important of the other rivers draining the southern slope of Europe are the Po, the Rhone, and the Ebro having respectively a length of 450, 520, and 420 miles. The Garonne, Loire, and Seine, belong to France. The Khine, an important river of Germany, rises in Switzerland, by the union of three branches, in tlie Canton Grisons, the principal of whicli, the Vorder-Rhein, rises in a small lake on the E. side of the St. Gothard. It receives the Mittel-Kliein at Disentis, and joins the Hinter-Rhein at Reichenau, near Chur, and passing through Lake Constance, divides Switzerland from Germany, and afterwards forms the boundary between the latter country and France. It thence flows through the German States, and enters the Netherlands, where it divides into several branches, and then flows into the North Sea. It is about . 50 miles in length, and is navigable to Basle. The P]lbe takes its rise on the Schneekoppe, the loftiest summit of the Riesengobirge, in Bohemia, and flows generally N.W. through Bohemia, Saxony, and Prussia, separates Hanover from Mecklenburg, passes Hamburg, forms part of the southern l)ouudary of Dennuu'k, and falls into the German le for vessels of forty or fifty tons as far as Breslau, and is connected by canals many tn*) most valu cultivated to perfect ceases at ; coast of ] Rice has i tion. Th Rhine to regarded raised in cereals, r} of Norwa, tains thes been foun Avhich ace shorteninj or eight \ about lati Lake One extreme 1 of Europe of this lii this zone adapted 1 and inclu three-seve to the sij beech, an degree of Anh The most the brow and woo( wild boai inhabitan Lithuania north th Alpine n lynx, me lemming, animals and cat. 400 spec visitants. The bird character their no' venom on Mhi any very #■, (logs. (»f lati- i(U's, and aro 5000 feet ill in comparison Volga, wliicli net above the igth, draining length. The es, but has so )niei)er has a I is navigable s, the naviga- te Carpathian Dut /)00 miles, igation. The union of the of 2186 feet ugh an alpine th to Passau, nna it passes ve the level of igh a country istance below becomes navi- ilarly between the Rhine by bout 250,000 portant of the e Rhone, and The Garonne, of Germany, II Grisons, the side of the St. inter-Rhein at is Switzerland 'r country and e Netherlands, ■th Sea. It is kes its rise on mia, and flows Hanover from ( of Demnuik, liles ill lengtli, t its mouth is than fourteen [ifliuent of the enerally N.W. Stettiner Haft", imgth, is navi- icted by canals many tropical ])lants that cannot be made to grow here. The sugar-cane, one of {\\v most valuable of tropical plai ts, grov.s in Sicily and the south of Spain. I'otton is cultivated in various parts of the south of Europe, and the orange and lemon come to perfection in the sheltered valleys of the \V., as far N. as 4.'i° .'lo'. The olive ceases at about 44°. The climate proper for maize is found t(» terminate on the W. coast of France at 45° 30', on the Rhine at 41)", and on the Kibe at 50° or 51°. Rice has nearly the same geographical range, but re(|uires a peculiar soil and situa- tion. Tlu^ culture of the vine extends as far N. as 47° 3o' on the Atlantic ; on the Rhine to 50° 30'; and on the Oder to 52°. The parallel of 57° or 58° may be regardey the sea, and s('|);iiuted fVom Scotlaiul on the N.W. by a lin«!, which extends from the N.K. exticinity of (he S(»l\vay Fiith to the mouth of the Uiver Tweed. Length, from |{er\vi(l< f(» Land's JMid, A'Mi , hrf-adth, from 07 to 430 miles; area, T) 8,. "t 20 s(|mire miles, or .■57,.'J24,I>1.') statut*; acres. The coast-line, following the jjiincipal indentations, is fully L'OOO miles. The country is generally level, though it is trav-'i'scd in diM'erenI paiis ))y ridgtis of considerable elevatiim. In tlu! N. and \V. tin; surface is elevated and hilly, is generally undulathig in the centre, and in the K. consists of alluvial plains and low marshy grounortanco only 7, GO 1,1 177,377,(')G about 120,( West Kidiui Halifax, \\\ stockings is manufactni'i 2;i8,814 pc chiefly in ti established might have bec(une so England an existed in Elizabeth t 40,000. persons. MacclesticK at about £1 ant branch 2,702,390 t is estimatet are the chic are extensi A I portion (»f .If)" 47' tiiaii.uiil.'ir ihI oil tlu! ith to tlu^ , ))r<';i(ltli, II If iU'l'fS. I.s. 'I'll.. ritli,'t!S of 1 hilly, is IS and low riiinliriiin, icviots, on ion of the inihi'i'laiHl, shirt'. Its anisidc, in i'fc't) ; and lis occn|ii('s est poT'tion lire. This llyn (.".UO.j lo.stly Ijold, <'h contain its scenery. 1 tlu! Irish these, th(3 hei^i;ht of )f England, 1, Somerset, , Dunkerry land, is tlie lu! name of and flows an estnnry 5evern rises md flowing elf into the •aiitifiil and portaiiet^ to 's in a N.E. it joins the iiiU's. The Lersey, Dee, ent. They I greatly to :lie English (■uji|)t r ore. luuinl lielly iii Cornwall ;iiid Devonshire, at l!Hi,7!JH tons. Then; are \ \H tin mines, (jf vi»lii(li 1 11 are in Cornwall, and tli(f rest in Devonshire, producing (IHGI) l(>,!Mj3 tows of ore. The total ((nantity of lead ore ])roduced was HliJ'J'J tops; of silver, 4-7!(,<5!)tJ oz. (iold has Ijeeii found, luit only in small (|iiantities, in various parts of England, anioiinting in lH(il to L',7H4 oz. The amount of /inc ores obtained was I. .15 tons. The estimated value of the mineral productions of th(f United Kingdom in 1k<;1 was .t.'M,(;(>L',8.");} ; and the number of persons employed in the miiies in England and Wales was 330,3.")'^, Mttunftirhii'cs. — The mannfactiires of Kiiglaiid an? of vast extent and importance. The chief is tluit of cottttn, which, in 1H(J1, atlonh-d emph»yment to 407,598 persons. It may almost be said to have entirely taken its rise within the last liundred years. It re.ieived its first great .stimnlna from the invention of the s])iiiiiiiig ji'nny in 1707 ; and the snbseqiieiit inventions of Arkwright, Watt, Cartwright, Croiiijitoii, and others, have carried it to an extraordinary state; of improvement. In lS(il the number of cotton-factories was 2,715, with 28,352,125 spindles, and .■)<)8,125 operatives. Sinc(! tiiat time this mannfactnre has snllered sevi^rely, in conse.ineiice of a scarcity of the raw material arising frpressive restrictions, and so it has not attained to that importance that it otherwise might hav(! done. In 1820, under the high duty, only 7,091,000 lbs. wool were imported, while in 18(53 tlit; quantity imported was 177,;')77,004 lbs. The <[iiantity of wool ])roduced at home may be estimated at about 120,000,000 llis. The chief seats of the woollen manufacture are in the West Hiding of Yorkshire, especially in -ind around Leeds, Wakeiitdd, lluddersfield, Halifax, Bradford, and Dewslmry. TIk! manufacture of wo(»llen and worsted stockings is chietl;- carried on in Leicestershire. The annual vahu! of the woollen manufacture is estimated at £30,000,000. In 18(51 it afforded employment to 238,814 persons in England and Wales. The manufacture of Ihien is jnirsued chiefly in the counties loyed in this manufacture in England and Wales, in 18(51, was 20,305. The silk manufacture appears to have existed in I'^ngland as early as the fourteenth century ; and in the reign of Queen Elizabeth the number engaged in the production of silk goods was estimated at 10,000. According to the last census this manufacture was employing 117,989 pei'sons. Its chief seats are the metropolitan districts of Spitalfields, Manchester, Macclesfield, and Coventry. The value of the silks annually produced is estimated at about £12,000,000. The manufacture of hardware goods is another very import- ant branch of industry in Enghaid. The quf.ntity of jiig iron made in 1801 was 2,702,390 tons. Tiie annual value of the hardware i)roducts of England and Wales is estimated at £25,000,000. Stalfordshin^, Shropshire, Birmingham, and Sheffield, are the chief seats of the iron manufacture in England. The leather manufactures are extensive, and are estimated to amount in value to £15,000,000 annually; the IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) / O O ^ * ?^,^ "^^>v ,roduce of the United Kingdom, and £49,485,005 foreign and colonial produce. The following are the values of the principal articles of British and Irish produce exported in 1803 : — Apparel, haberdashery, and millinery, £7,109,975 ; beer and ale, £1,770,703; brass and co])]K'r manufactures, £4, 233,0 .'5; coals, cinders, and cuhn, £3,708,221 ; cotton manufactures of all kinds, £39,424,010; cotton yarn, £8,019,954; earthenware, £1,334,275; hardwares and cutlery, £3,820,784; leather and leather w:ires, £2,319,703 ; linen yarn and manufactures, £9,045,098 ; machinery of all kinds, £4,305,023 ; iron and steel, Avrought and unwrought, £13,111,477; silk, thrown and twist, and manufactures, £2,229,592; tin plates and tui, £4,891,424; Avoolleu manufactures of all kinds, £5,518,842; AvoolU-n yarn, £5,005,432. The number of sailing vessels registered as behmging to tlie various poits of the Lhiited Kingdom at 31st Deconber 1803 was 20,339 — tonnage, 4,733,212 ; steam vessels, 2,298— tonnage, 594,8()1. The total tonnage of vessels that entered the various ports of the United King«lom in 1803 was — British, 8,430,140; foreign, 4,825,917: that left these ports — British, 8,589,240; foreign, 4,893,42 ; Jierrinie. — The total revenue of the United Kingdom for 1803 amounted to £70,208,9(11, of which the ])rhicipal items were — Customs, £23,232,000 ; <'xcise £1 S. 207.0110 : sfiMiips l'!».:527.oo() ; t;i\.'<. i':"').2ls.oo() : him NERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. 000,000. Ship- sugar refineries, ies constitute an ;liey have never have they been , mackerel, so' a. The oy.ster . a(\ annual value of 112,082,749, of tithes, 212,0U ;i,134,012 iron- 1, £918,702 gas- in proportion to ion as England. t has 2.300 miles rnpike-roads and ruction of canals ^ The Duke of :•, was opened in •eciate fully the le Grand Trunk ;rpool with Hull till all the great Die principal are 11 and the Grand miles in lengtli. seded since the in England Avas time tlu'y have lore were 81 7G r of passengers )m all sources of Din amounted in xports in 185.") 0,489,7 G8 was olonial produce. Irish produce 975 ; beer and lis, chiders, and ) ; cotton yarn, £3,820,784 ; s, £9,045,098 ; nd unwrought, )92 ; tin plates ,842 ; woollen elonging to tlio ,.339 — tonnage, mage of vessels was — IJritish, di, 8,589,240; 3 ainouiit(Ml to 2,000 ; excise, 371 to the Society of Friends, 100 to Scottish Presbyterians, 229 to Unitarians, 32 to Moravians, to Sandemanians, 50 to New Church, 132 to Brethren, 544 to isolated congregations, G to Lutherans, 3 to French Protestants, 3 to Greek Church, 222 to Latter-Day Saints, and 53 to Jews. There has been no subsequent religious census; but in 1801 there were 19,195 clergymen, 7,840 Protestant ministers, 1,210 Eoman Catholic priests, and 103 priests of other bodies, besides 1,910 missionaries, itinerant preachers, and scripture readers. Education. — In 1851 there were in England and Wales 40,042 day-schools attended by 2,144,378 scholars (1,139,324 males, and 909,208 females) ; 23,514 Sunday-schools, Avith 2,407,042 scholars; and 1545 evening schools for adults, with 39,783 scholars. Of the day-schools, 15,518, with 1,422,982 scholars, were public, and 30,524, with 721,390 scholars, were private day-schools. The census of 1801 gives, under the head of "scholars," 3,150,048, of which 1,552,738 were males, and 1,597,310 females. The total number of primary schools in England and Wales inspected in 1803 (including the Isle of Man and Eoman Catholic schools for Great Britain) Avas 0,227, Avith accommodation for 1,315,988, and having an average attendance of 840,805 children. Army and Navy. — The number of officers, non-commissionedivided into Avapentakes. The counties of Cumbcirland, AVestmoreland, Northumberland, and Durham are divided into wards, Kent into lathes, and Susscjx into rapes. The population of England and Wales during several periods Avas as foUoAVS : — (1700) 0,045,008; (1750) 0,517,035; (1801)8,872,980; (1811) 10,150,015; (1821) 12,000,230; (1831) 13,890,797; (1841) 15,914,148; (1851) 17,927,014; (1801)20,000,224. Counties. Area in Statiito Acres. PUI'L-I.ATIOV. ADiiual Viiliiecif Real IVoperty. 1800. Inhabited Houses. 1801. Cf)l7NTV Tow.vs. is:il. 1841. ISol. ISOl. EXGL.VND : ncilford JJorks . Ituilvin^'liain . CaiiiUriilt^i; . (JIll'StlT . CiiriiwMll Ci.ii.'H'rliiiid . 1 cibv . IH'VOII . b')r.s;t . D.ul.aiii (ildiiiTstcr . Ht'll'fnnl lluiltillj;ilnl| . Knit I.inii'iisti'r lit'ii'cstcr 1 1 1" — 205,.-)82 450,:i.-)S 404,o:!0 .02:1,8111 707,078 87:1,000 1,001,27:1 058,so:i 1,0")7,180 0:l:i,02.') 022,470 l,o(;ii,:,4o 80.'), 102 .0:14,82:1 .'10 1,141 2:;o,sii:) 1,011,170 l,-'l'i,-J-Jl ■•■11, Ml 0.'),4;« 140,2:14 140,077 ]4:i,o:iO :i:i4,:!!il ;ioi,:ioo 100,2ii2 2:17,170 4o:i,o';'8 LV.),:i80 2:io,2.")0 ;!l7,r,(»7 ;!s7,:i08 llo,r,i7 142,844 .-.:;, 102 470,:').'iS |,:;:o;,8.-,4 Iii7.0ii:i 107,0:10 10:, 700 1.04,218 104,400 ;ioo,ooi) ;i42,10ll I78,o:i8 272,202 5:12,000 170,004 ;io7,oo:i :m 1,070 4:11,400 11:1,272 ]oo,oi;o 0,s,040 ,04o,:!0:i l,Oii7,o04 2lo,s.;; 124,478 170,000 10:1,004 180,400 400,720 ;J50,008 100,4!»2 200,084 007,008 184,207 ;iOO,!l07 ;u;',i,:il8 408,800 110,480 107,208 Ol,ls:i 010,700 2,o:;i,2:;o 2.ti>.:in^ 1^0,287 170,200 ii)7,oo:i 170,010 .000,428 ;ioo,:ioo 200, -270 :i;io,;i27 ,084,:i7:J 188,780 008,000 404,801 480,770 12:1,712 17:i,2SO 04.200 7:i:!,887 2,420,440 ■ > ; 7 1 1 ■ ) £010,8110 1,021,044 017,7:18 1,2:14,040 2,07:1,700 1,417,018 1.210), 180 2,.040,718 2,820,210 002,700 2,:i:io,717 2,10:1,104 2,288,217 870,041 o:i((,oiti 427,0,s:t 3,40:1,100 11,40:1,801 27,422 :io,70i ;i4,ooo ^17,0:14 07,874 72,004 4(),.0:12 0!t,2O2 101,20:1 117,700 84,S(|- 81,201 02,8;il 20,:114 :!4,8o;i 1:1,701 120.221 4: 18, 00:1 nodfiinl l{e:l(lin>? Hoi'kiiiiu'liain Canildidge Chester liodiiiin ("arlisle Derhy Kxeter Diirehester Dnrliaiii Cheliiisford (iloneester Hereford H.'rtCord Hoiitin.ijdon t-'anterlmry liancaster BLACK^S GENERAL ATLAS— I ^ extending westward to long. 8' 32' W. The whole coast is so much penetrated hy arms of the sea that tlu^e is actually no place throughout its whole extent which is more than 40 miles from the shore. The coast line is estimated at at h^ast 2500 miles in length. The total ansa of Scotland (including the islands) is 31,324 square miles, or 20,047,402 statute acres. Surface. — ^I'he surface of th(» country is distinguished for variety, and, compared with England, is, generally sjjeaking, rugged and mountainous. With the exception of a few rich alluvial tracts, then* ar(>. no extensive plains in Scotland ; its surface, even where least mountainous, being generally varied with hill and dale. It is naturally divided into Highlands and Lowlands. The former divison comprehends, besides the He])rides and the Orkney and Shetland Islands, the counties of Argyle, Inverness, Nairn, Koss, Oomarty, Sutherland, and Caithness, Avith parts of Dum- barton, Stirling, Perth, Forfar, Kincardine, Aberdeen, Banff, and Moray or Elgin. The Highlands are again divided into two unequal parts by the deep and narrow valley through which the Caledonian Canal has been constructed. The northern division of the Highlands is dctcidiMJIy the more barren and unproductive of the two, though the oth(T division contains the highest mountains. In the eastern parts of K(«s and Croniarty then^ are level tracts of considerable fertility. The Lowland division of the country, though comparatively fiat, comprises also a large extent of mountainous districts, but the mountains are not so lofty, nor so bleak and rugged as in the Highlands. Moimtabu. — The prin(!i|)al mountain-chain of Scotland is that of the Grampians, which commences on the S. side of Tioch Etive, in Argyleshire, and terminates beLween Stonehaven and the; mouth of the Dee, on the E. coast. Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in CJniat Jivitain, being 4400 feet above the mean level of the sea, lies iiamediately east of lAn't-William, and is separated from the chain of the Grampians by the Moor of llainioch. The most elevated part of the chain lies near the head of the l)e(s where IWui Macdhui, tin- second highest mountain in Scotland, rises to the height of 42i).5 ff.'et, and the adjoining muuntains of Cairn- gonini, Cairntoul, and Ben Avon, are respectively 4090, 4245, and 3907 feet high. South of the Granquans, and i-iinning jiarallel to them, is a chain of hills divided into three distinct portions by the valleys of the Tay and Forth, termed the Sidlaw, Ochil, and Campsie Hills. I'he low country between them and the Grampians is. called the Valh;y of Stivithmon^ The Cheviot Hills, situated partly in England and partly in Scotland, separat*; Northumberland and Roxburghshire, stretch through the latter county in a westerly direction, keeping to the N. of Liddesdah?, then bend N.W. towards the* junction of the counties of lli)xburgh, Selkirk, and Dumfries, and unite with tln^ Lowtluir Hills. The higliest mountain in the Lowlands of Scotland is Broad Law, in the south of Pee1)lesliire, 2701 feet a1)ov(i the level of the sea. The valleys and hsvel ti'acts, though of small extent as compared with England, are yet most of tlunn extremely fertile and well cultivated. The principal of these are th(! ('arse of Stirling and Falkirk, on both sides of the Forth ; that of Strath«^arn and Ciowrie, on the Tay ; the Merse of Berwickshire, along the TwccmI ; i\\c. Y\i\\vy of Strathinore and the Howe of the Mearns ; Teviotdale, along the Teviot ; Tynedale, along the Tyne in East Lothian ; and the llowe of Fife. Bivcrs. — The ])rincii)al rivers of Scotland are the Tweed, Forth, Tay, Spey, and Clyde. The Tw«!stiinaf(Ml at 1 00 miles. The Tav Mliicli is sairs and steam, tonnage 2, inwards 5: trade — inv Popitl licuiiiiiii ); t lAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. 11 itrated by Bnt which east 2500 24 square coini)are(l exception ts surface, ?. It is iprehends, of Argyk^, s of Dum- or Elgin. ml narrow northern f the two, rn parts of ; Lowland 3 extent of md rugged Grampians, terminates Nevis, the [ of the sea, lain of the chain lies lountain in s of Cairn- 1 feet high, ills divided the Sidlaw, rampians is, in England ire, stretch Liihlesdale, elkirk, and [un in the feet above .s compared ated. The (les of the !rwickshire, ;^^earns ; 11 ; and the Tay, Spey, ', and Hows rose, Kelso, 100 miles, tirling, and 1 an arm of imerous, its 3 a grtjater been prosecuted with extraordinary spiiit and success. Since 184G draining has ])een extensively carried on, and by this means the soil has been mucli improved. The principal crops are wheat, barley, oats, etc. The total nund)er of acres under cultivation in 1857 was 3,550,572 ; of which 223,152 were in wheat; 938,013 in oats; 198,387 barley; 5989 rye; 21,007 here; 39,180 beans; 3087 pease; 18,418 vetches or tares ; 470,091 turnips ; 139,819 potatoes ; 18,582 summer fallow ; and 1,459,805 grass and hay under rotation. This is of farms of and above £10 of rent, and, in a few counties only, of and above £20. The smaller holdings not included in the above account are estimated to give an additional acreage of about 220,000 acres. The estimated gross produce of the principal crops in 1857 is as follows :— wheat, 0,154,980 bushels; barley, 0,504,429; oats, 32,750,703; here, 071,778; beans and peas, 1,037,700; turnips, 0,090,109 tons; and potatoes, 430,408 tons. The stock comprised 185,409 horses; 974,437 cattle; 5,083,108 The Fisheries are extensive and valuable, including salmon, herring, ling, cod, etc. In 1801, the quantity of herrings caught was 723,480 barrels, of which 050,710 were cured. The cod and ling fisheries produced 131,704 cwts., of which 82,203 cwts. were cured. The total nund)er of boats enq)loyed in the fisheries Avas 12,370 with a tonnage of 88,795, and employing 40,271 fishermen and boys, besides 48,398 others employed in the fisheries. Manufdctun's. — What has been said of the manufacturing ini^, tonnage 850,042; outwards 0142, toTinage 950,080. Piypuhifion. — The population of Scotland, at decennial perioils since the A' till' lavM'iil (fiiturv. was— (ISO h I .OdS, 1 JO ; (|s||) 1.^(15.804; miles, iii'c C()ii>Mi.'rf(t sniH^TTiM^uwTC liose fit hn!j|,iii(l •'-'.'""» ; r,i\. X f. 'I culiM, £:i,7(i.s,i'21 ; cotton inaiiiilucluics of all kinds, , £;!!», 1 21, nloTTT^T^^Tni; XS,()19,!)r)4 ; «'arthcinv;m', .C1,;5;U,27.') ; lianlwiircs and cutluiy, £3,y2(),78-4 ; leather and leather wiivs, £2,319,703 ; liniin yarn and niaimfactums, £9,04;"), 098 ; madiincry (if all kinds, £4,3(ir),(>23 ; iron and ste»'], wionght and iinwrought, £13,111,177; silk, thrown and twist, and manufactures, £2,229,592; tin plates and tin, £4,891,42+ ; woollen manufactures of all kinds, £o,r) 1 8,842 ; woollen yarn, £r),()(;r),432. The number of sailing vessels registered as belonging to the vaiious ports of the United Kingdom at 31st T)ecend)er 18(53 was 20,339 — tonnage, 4,733,212 ; steam vessels, 2,298 — tonnage, 594,801. The total tonnage of vessels that entered the various ports of the United Kingdoni in 1803 was — British, 8,430,140; foreign, 4,825,917: that left these ports— British, 8,589,240; foreign, 4,893,424. Revpuw. — The total revenue of the United Kingdom for 1803 amounted to £70,208,904, of which the principal items were — Customs, £23,232,000 ; excise, £18,207,000; stamps, £9,327,000 ; taxes, £3,218,000 ; property-tax, £9,084,000; post-office, 3,810,000. The expenditure for that year Avas £07,050,280 ; and the national debt, £790,505,224, of which £13,130,000 Avas unfunded del»t. Government. — The Government is what is termed mixed, being partly monarchical, partly aristocratical, and partly democratical. The legislative i)ower is vested in tlie Sovereign and in the two Houses of Parliament. The monarchy is hereditary, under certain limitations. The House of Peers at present comprises 3 princes of the Blood Royal; 20 dukes ; 21 marquesses; 131 carls ; 28 viscounts ; 224 barons; 20 English archbishops aiul Inshops, and 4 Irish representative arch- Itishops and bishops — in all, 457 members, of whom 10 are Scotch and 28 Irish representative peers. The House of Commons is composed of 145 English county members, 320 city and borough mendiers, and 4 university members ; 15 Welsh county members, and 1 4 city and borough members ; 30 Scotch county members, and 23 city and borough niend)ers ; and 04 Irish county members, 39 city and borough members, and 2 university members — in all, 050 members. The total number of electors in Great Britain in 1801 was 1,078,128, of Avhom 483,538 were English county, 454,822 city and borough, including 7,735 university electors ; 35,810 Welsh county, and 12,741 city and borough electors; 35,709 Scotch county, and 55,448 city and borough electors. Beligion. — The Sovereign is head and supreme governor of the Established Church in England, and has the nomination of the bishops and archbishops. There are 2 archl)ishops and 20 bishops. Deans and prel)cndaries are attached to cathedrals, and assist the bishop in the duties of his ofHce. The dignitary next to the bishop is the archdeacon, of whom there are 71 in England and Wales, including the Channel Islands, The inferior clergy arc rectors, Avho are the recipients of all the parochial tithes ; and vicars and curates, Avho are only delegates, and receive but a portion of the tithes. The total number of benefices is al)out 12,500, of Avhich nearly five-sixths are in the province of Canterbury, and the remainder in that of York. They vary in value from £10 or under, to upwards of £2000 anmially, a large proportion of them being from £50 to £100. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners have, since 1840, done much for the augmentation of ])oor benefices. To the end of 1803 the sums so appropriated amounted to about £5,500,000, of which about £1,000,000 had been derived from private benefactors, and the remainder from the re-distriluition and improvement of ecclesiastical property. The income of the Church is derived from lands, tithes, church-rates, ])ew-rents, Easter-offerings, and surplice-feos, and may be esthnated to be consider- ably above £5,500,000. In 1851 there were 14,077 churches, with accommodation for 5,317,915 persons, besides 24,390 places of worship belonging to dissenters — viz., 3,244 to Independents, 2,789 to various kinds of Baptists, 11,944 to various kinds of Methodists, 570 to Roman Catholics, 32 to Catholic and Apostolic Church, ■ '•'•'-■■''I — 4..s,.)i):i |„ ) ; ('(ii , £3,820,784; •S £9,0 45,008 ; 111(1 unwroiight, )92 ; tin plates 8,842 ; woollou lelonging to the j,33i) — touiiago, linage of vessels 3 was — British, ish, 8,589,240; 03 anion ntetl to :? 2,000 ; excise, ax, £0,084,000; 0,280 ; and the Somerset Soiitlinini)ton Stiitlbrd SuMblk . Surrey . Sussex . Warwick Westmoreland Wilts . WoH'ester York . WALES : Aiiglosea IJre(M)ii . t'anlii-'aii Carniaitlien . Carnarvon Denliit;h Flint . OlamorKan . Merioneth Montgomery. Pembroke Uadnor . Total of England I and Wales | 205,582 460,358 404,030 623,801 707,078 873,000 1,001,273 068,803 1,057,180 032,025 022,470 1,000,540 805,102 534,823 301,141 230,805 1,041,470 1,210,221 514,104 1,770,738 180,108 308,300 1,354,301 030,358 1,210,209 520.070 472,887 05,805 820,055 1,047,220 1,070,210 728,408 947,081 478,792 034,851 503,940 485,432 805,092 472,l(i5 3,820,280 !2,500,429 103,453 400,158 443,387 000,331 370,273 380,052 184,905 547,404 885,201 483,323 401,001 272,128 4,734,480 ff,324,915 95,483 140,234 140,977 143.055 .'134,301 301,301'. 100,'202 237,170 403,008 150,385 239,250 317,507 387,308 110,017 142,844 53,102 479,558 1,330,854 197,003 317,405 1,358,330 98, 1-20 300,054 179,336 230,959 225,327 1,53,520 19,385 213,518 403,705 313,970 409,480 200,317 48i'.,434 272,044 336,045 55,041 237,244 222,0 2,339,717 '2,193,1.54 2,-28,8,217 875,041 930,516 427,083 3,493,159 11,4,53,851 1,304,088 3,'2-20,565 17,682,265 803,021 2,643,0,86 1,345,403 2,370,429 1,425,936 1,041, '208 108,088 1,0.50,281 3,184,-2.82 2,033,444 3,601,479 1,800,1-29 5,280,841 2,041,344 2,802,9,85 .'i63,782 1,, 5-20, ,580 ],(m5,,5-24 0,620,002 £107,308,220 200,683 201,350 220,552 430,050 379,(i'23 532.9-20 339,012 1,302,877 180,(i03 3.50,0(;2 398,907 149,969 4,774,5-2;; 27,4-22 35,7(1 1 34,909 37,034 97,874 72,!>,54 40,532 09,202 101, '253 37,709 £4,.S07 81,201 9'2,831 2.5,314 34,803 13,704 1'20,221 •'^=48,8,503 61,894 80,620 279,1.53 33,077 96,672 48,.531 65,5(!5 0'2,.519 36,034 4,041 48,391 87,456 86,4'26 147,105 72,075 130,362 65,578 116,351 11,793 53,0.59 63,1-26 4'23,271 3,513,431 12,328 1'2,013 15,724 23,070 20,256 21,310 15,113 59,2.54 8,409 13,.501 19,418 4,688 2'26,074 £112,082,749 3,739,505 Iledford Heading Hiiekiiigliam Cambrid),'e Chester Modiiiiii ('(irlisle Derby Kxeter Jnreliestev Durham Chelmsford (JloiKiester Heieford Hertford Huntingdon Canterbury Lancaster Leicester Iiincoln London Monmouth Norwich Northamjiton Newcastle Nt.ttin^am Oxford Oakham Hhrewsbury Bath Win(rhe8ter Htall'ord I|.swi(di' (luildford Chichester Warwick Api.lcby Halisl)ui7 Worcester York Rcanniaris Brecon Cardigan Cannarthen Carnarv(.n Denbigh Flint Carditr Dolgelly Montgomery Ptmbroku New Uadnor The poiiulations of the principal towns in 1801 were — London, 2,803,989 Manchester, 400,428; Liverpool, 443,938; Birmingham, 290,070; Leeds, 207,105 Bristol, 154,093; Sheffield, 185,172; Bradford, 100,218; riymouth, 113,039 Portsmouth, 94,799; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 109,108; Hull, 97,001. SCOTLAND. This division of the United Kingdom comprises the northern and smaller portion of the island of Great Britain. Its mainland portion extends from lat. 54° 38' to 58° 41' N., and from long. 1° 45' to 0° 14' W., being 275 miles in length from N. to S., and varying in breadth from about 30 to 175 miles. On the N. coast are the two large groups of the Orkney and Shetland Islands, extendino- northward to lat. 00° 50' N. ; ami on the W. the Hebrides or Western Isles along the Tvvond ; tli<' Viill«\v of Striitlmioiv and the Jlowi^ of tlu; iM<';irns ; Tcviotdalo, along tho Tevi(»t ; TyiwdaK!, alcaig tho Tyne in East Lothian ; and the Howe of Fife. Rivers. — ^Tlio principal rivers of S<-(>tland are the Tweed, Forth, Tay, Spey, and Clyde. The Tw«!e(l rineH at Tweeerf<'ldy, Dunkeld, and Perth, expands into an (istuary called the Firth of Tay, and falls into the German Ocean at Hiitton N((ss, after a course of ahout 130 miles. The Sjjcy the most rapid, and at the sanie timc! oik; of the largest of the Scottish I'ivers, rises in Loch Spey, ahout six mih's from the. head of Loch Lochy, and has a N.E. direction through Baihnioch and Strathspey to Fochahers, IxjIow which it falls into the Moray Firth, after a winding course of ahout 110 miles. The Clyde, though not the largest, is, in a commercial ])ftint of \\vw, the most important of Scottish rivers. It rises on the borders of Dumfriesshire, near the sources of the Annan and Tweed, flows first N. and tlmn N.W., passing Lanark, Hamilton, and Glasgow, and expanding into the Firth of (!lyd(! about 8 miles helow the last-named town. Its length to Glasgow is ahout 7^ miles. The chief lakes of' Scotland are — Loch Lomond, lying betwtien I)uml)artonshir(i and Stirlingshire ; Loch Ness, in Inverness- shire ; Loch Awe, in Argyleshire ; Lochs Tay, liannoch, and Erich, in Perthshire, etc. Minerah. — The most important of the mineral j^roductions are coal and iron. The great coalfields of S(!otland extend, with little interruption, through the middle portion of the country, from the eastern to the western coast, the most valuable part being situated on the N. and S. sides of the Forth, with an average T>readth of 12 miles on each side ; and on the N. and S. sides of the Clyde, ranging through Kenfrewshire, lijaiarkhhire, and the northern part of Ayrshire. In 1801 there were 413 collieries in operation, the produce of which during that year amounted to 11,081,000 tons. Iron is of frequent occurrence in the coal districts, especially in Lanarkshire. In 183.') i\\v\v. were only about 7o,000 tons of pig-iron produced, whereas in 1801 the (piantity produced was OoO,000 tons. There are lead mines at Leadhills in Lanarkshire, Waidockhead in Dumfriesshire, and other places, which produced (1801) 1228 tons of lead and 4133 oz. of silver. Gold lias also been found at Leadhills and (ttlua- parts of Scotland. Copper is wrought to some extent ; and cobalt, antimony, manganese, etc., are met with in small quantities. Slate, limestone, sandstotU!, and granite are common. Climate. — The climate is mor<» rigorous than that of England ; but owing to the numerous firths and deep bays by wliich it is penetrated, neither the heat of summer nor the cold of Avinter is so intense as might be expected. The mean annual temperature of the year averages about 47° Fahr. ; the mean of winter being about 38°, of simnner about 50°. The (piantity of rain Avhich falls on the east coast varies from 22 to 20 inches, while on the west coast and in the Hebrides it ranges from 30 to 44 inches. Agriculture has been making rapid progress in Scotland since the middle of the last century, and in souks ])arts it is such as to be unrivalled in any other country. In particular, during the last 20 years, all sorts of improvements luue there were 1/ passengers con Coniiiierrr. at 31st Dccer steam-vessels, ! numbers that and steam, inc tomuige 2,400 inwards 523, trade — inward Poplihlfioi beginning of (1821) 2,091, (1801) 3,002,i COT'NTIRS. AllCl'llct'U . *Arifvlo Avr . Ouiifr TxTwick Hute . ( 'aithncss . ( latkiuaiiiian Dumliartoii Diuiifi'ii's . Kdiuliiiri^li . l^l,^iii or J\loray File . Foitar Ilatldington *rnv('ni('ss . Kiiicanliiic Kinross Kiri'iidbrigUt La Dark Linlithgow Nairn Orkney &Slietla I'w'l.lc's P(!rtli licnfrcw *lioss & Oroinart Koxburgli . Selkirk Stirling *Snth(>rlan(l Wigtoii Total . * In tlic. Couiitii other Couiitit's all a The principal Glasgow, 39' Greenock, 42, Iieliginii.- sittnu Of 1)1 nil' piCMIll rrm iii \ . » 0 milos. ling, and n arm of QTouH, its I greater , on the herf'eldy, falls into he Spcy ers, rises 5 a N.E. falls into i, thongh Scottish e Annan (ihlSgOAV, led town. re — Lo(;li nverness- evthshire, and iron. )ngh tlie the most 1 average S ranging In 18G1 liat year districts, ^ pig-iron riiere are ind other 'r. Gold wronght in small owing to e heat of 'he mean ter being tlie east ebrides it middle of Liiy other mts have there were 1777 niihs of railway in operation in Scotland, tlu; total innnl)er of passengers conveyed being 17,r)lO,!)27. Cdmiiierrr. — The v<>s.sels regist(n-ed as belonging to the varions ports in Scotland at 31st December 18G2 Aven; — Sailing-vessels, 3100, with r)(;i,8l7 tons Imrden ; steam-vessels, 337, with 80,-520 tons burden — total, 3437 ; tonnage, 042,337. The numbers that entered and cleared at the various ports during that year (sailing and steam, including re]K'ated voyages) were, in the coasting trade — inwards 21,(>84, tonnage 2,400,423 ; outwards 23,115, tonnage 2,-501,300 : in the cohuiial trade — inwards .523, tonnage 231,140; outwards 080, tonnage 324,902: in the foreign trade — inwards 5288, tonnngf! 850,042 ; fmtwards 0142, tonnage 950,080. Pirpvhitlnn. — The ])opulation of Scotland, at d(!C<'nnial periods since the beginning of the present century, was — (1801) 1,008,420; (1811) 1,805,804; (1821) 2,091,521; (1831) 2,304,380; (1841) 2,020,184; (1851) 2,888,742; (1801) 3,002,294, as follows:— COTJNTIKS. AllCl'llct'U . *Arifvl(3 Ayr . r.uiifr I'xTwick llute . Ciiithncss . ( liiLkiiKUiiian Jluiiibiirtou Diuiifi'ii's . K(liii)iuri^li . I'llgiii or J\lorfiy FitL" . Ff)ithr Haddington ^Invcnicss . Kincardhie Kinross Kircudbright Lanark Liiditligow Nairn Orkney & Shetland l\'.-].h''s P(!rtli licnfrcw *lioss & Cromarty Roxburgh . S(4kirk Stirling *Siitii(>rland Wigtoii Total . Area in SlMtllto Aurus. 1,200, (;2r) 2,(iS:5,r2() (;;■)( I, ];■)(> 4:31),21'.t 3(iii,:i7r. in<),;57r) 4r).'),7(t8 21t,74-J- ]8<»,84-t 722,813 254,. '500 ;34(),000 822,031 5(18,750 185,937 2,723,501 252,250 41), 531 (110,734 631,719 64,375 137,500 988,873 226,488 1,814,063 150,000 2,016,375 460,938 170,3] 3 295,875 1,207,188 326,736 Ael'C'l,!,'!! uinlrr OldllH, IS.^7. 488,183 69,774 259,912 114,7()0 146,815 18,609 57,. 591 17,85() 40,278 167,839 102,658 82,401 220,832 223,245 102,445 42,920 102,040 33,122 121,448 208,596 50,547 80,312 39,319 35,150 267,397 75,151 72,851 124,479 14,441 93,291 9,960 122,344 PonULATION. is;il. 177,657 100,973 1-^5,055 48,337 34,048 14,151 34,529 14,729 33,211 73,770 219,345 34,498 128,839 139,606 36,145 94,797 31,431 9,072 40,590 316,719 23,291 9,354 58,239 10,578 142,166 133.443 74,820 43,6()3 6,8;}3 72,621 25,518 36,258 1841. 192,387 97,371 164,356 49,()79 34,4:58 15,740 36,343 19,155 44,296 72,830 225,454 35,012 140,140 170,4.53 35,886 97,799 33,075 8,763 41,119 426,972 26,872 9,217 61,065 10,499 137,457 155,072 78,685 46,025 7,990 82,057 24,782 39,195 isr.i. 20,047,462 3,55(i,572 2,364,386 2,620,184 2,888,742 3,062,294 £13,974,080 212,032 89,298 189,858 54,171 36,297 16,608 38,709 22,951 4.5,103 78.123 2.59,435 38,959 15:3,546 191,264 36,386 96,500 34,598 8,924 43,121 530,l(i9 30,135 9,956 62, .533 10,738 138,660 161,091 82,707 51,642 9,809 86,237 25,793 43,389 isc.l. 221,569 79,724 198,971 59,215 36,(i13 16,:331 41,111 21,450 52,034 7.5,878 273,997 42,665 154,770 204,425 37,634 88,888 34,466 7,977 42,49;5 631,566 38,645 10,065 64,065 11,408 133,500 177,5()1 81,406 54,119 10,449 91,926 25,246 42,095 Anniml Viiliif i>f Rual I'roiniity, ISOU. £951,364 320,989 81.3,144 160,920 304,215 .59,. 505 107,561 68,7 icrs !51 was 5242, I females. Of I, with 88,472 ^as 3803, with he Established with 54,324 Independents, vhom 241,803 is in Scotland vith accommo- )arated by St. 138; and the |5° 21' N., and n parallels of ian 225 miles, stimated that ndented with rs suitable for 19G, but are 1, but mostly le Mountains ayo County, are all to be e island, and a large plain in Ireland is 4 feet above liannon, 159 n estuary 45 I nearly the ]oyne, Foyle, less extent, or, covers an !ornb, Mask, is estimated ire suited for land flourish (nmer, G0.5''; 29, and on gold. The lilkenny and lordei'ing on Manufactures. — The manufactures are chiefly woollen, linen, and cotton stuffs, and some of these are very extensive. The cotton manufacture is now confined to six counties, the chief of which are Waterford and Antrim. The total number of factories in 1862 was 9. with 119,944 spindles and 1757 power-looms, and affording employment to 2734 persons. The woollen manufacture has its principal seat in Dublin County ; and in 1862 there were 39 factories, with 18,574 spindles and 123 power-looms, affording employment to 862 persons. There are 3 worsted factories with 4,700 spindles, and affording employment to 175 persons. The linen manufacture has of late years greatly revived in consequence of the application of machinery to the spinning of yarn, and the introduction of the power- loom in weaving. The number of factories in 1862 was 100, with 592,981 spindles, and 4666 power-looms, the number of persons employed being 33,525. The annual value of the linen products is estimated at £7,000,000. The silk manufacture, since its introduction by French emigrants in the beginning of the last century, has been confined to Dublin. About 300,000 persons, chiefly females, are employed in the N. of Ireland in the working of patterns on muslin with the needle. Belfast is the centre of this manufacture, and the gross value of the manufactured goods amounts to about £1,400,000. The distillation of spirits is extensively carried on, the quantity produced in 1862 being 4,653,773 gallons. Commerce, etc. — The principal trade of Ireland is in the exportation of its agricultural products ; and by much the greater part of it is carried on with Liverpool, Bristol, and Glasgow. The colonial and foreign trade is comparatively inconsiderable. The total amount of shipping registered as belonging to the various ports of Ireland at 31st December 1862 was — Sailing vessels 2153, tonnage 200,218; steam-vessels 185, tonnage 48,286. The total number of vessels that entered and left the different ports during that year was — Coastwise, sailing vessels inwards 20,122, tonnage 1,551,416; outwards 6691, tonnage 420,806; steam- vessels inwards 6818, tonnage 2,034,903; outwards 7206, tonnage 2,128,162: colonial trade, inwards 294 vessels, tonnage 110,026; outwards 279, tonnage 114,348: foreign trade, inwards 1767 vessels, tonmige 508,605; outwards 526, tonnage 174,555. The exjiorts are chiefly cattle, sheep, swine, salted provisions, grain, flour, butter, eggs, and linen ; imports — coal and culm, fish, salt, woollen and cotton yarn and stuffs, and colonial produce. We have no means of estimating the amount of the trade between Great Britain and Ireland ; but in the three years ending 1861 it'included 979,984 cattle, 1,256,490 sheep, 1,089,374 swine, 376,453 quarters of wheat and wheat flour, 4,544,961 quarters of oats and oatmeal, and 3,647,198 gallons of Irish spirits sent from Ireland. The total length of railway open in the end of 1862 was 1598 miles, and the total number of passengers conveyed during that year was 10,438,873. The principal of the canals are the Grand and the Koyal, the former with its branches having a length of 160, and the latter of 92 miles. The executive government is vested in a Lord-Lieutenant, who must be a ])eer, assisted by a i)rivy council (indefinite in number) appointed by tlijb Crown, and by a chief secretary, a member of the House of Commons. In the absence of the Lord-Lieutenant, his place is supplied by lords-justices, who are usually the Primate or Archbishop of Dublin, the Lord Chancellor, and the commander of the forces. The total revenue paid into the exchequer from Ireland in 1862 was £G,G7.5,157, of which £2,274,000 were derived from customs duties, £2,758,000 from excise, £573,040 from stamps, £672,780 from property and income tax. The expenditure for the same period was £G,73G,281. Population.— T\\ii population of Ireland in 1811 was 5,937,856; 1821, 6,801,827; 1831, 7,767,401; 1841, 8,175,124; 18.51, 6,551,970; 18G1, 5,798,9G7. The population in 1841, 1851, and 1861, and the acreage under the principal agricultural crops in the various counties in 1863, were as follows : — Aw Mfi Coi^N lli:,s. PtU'LLATION'. Ar(\'i ill umlcr BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS— have only decreased 18*7 per cent, while the Roman Catholics have decreaBed 30 percent ; and Protestant dissenters have increased 251*3 per cent. The Established Church has 2 archbishops and 10 bishops, and the church revenues in i8?y vviiH rmii ('liurcli oiigr('g}iti(jiis )y volimtjiry iciii annuuUy It'port of tlic M)i\H r«'c«'iviiig ()])ulati()n, the 127,173 Avoro boloiigiiig to in 1861, 37, 472, 732. The following table gives the area and population of the several provinces in 1851 and at 31st December 1801 : — latcd between « b<)Uiid(;d on I'l'iiwsin, and Vlcditeri'anean iiel. Its form 180 miles, and S(|nare miles. I the MiMliter- L^lish Channel. downs. The >. it gradually line of sandy md there low f th 7''i7 295,542 Total 210,939 35,783,170 37,472,732 The chief towns, with their populations in 1861, were — Paris, 1,096,141 ; Lyons, 318,803; Marseilles, 200,910; Bordeaux, 102,750; Lille, 131,827; Nantes, 113,025; Rouen, 102,649; Toulouse, 113,229; St. Etieime, 92,250; Toulon, 84,987; Strasl)ourg, 82,014. Inknial Communication. — B«;sides its rivers, of which 5480 miles are navigable, France possesses an extensive system of canal navigation, there being upwards of 2931 miles of canals, by means of M'liich most of the principal rivers are connected. The Camd-dn-Midi, or the Languedoc Canal, commences at Toulouse, on the Garonne, and, with the Canal of Cette, extends to the Port of Cette, thus connecting the Atlantic with the Mediterranean. The Canal-du-Ccnfre unites the Saone and the Tioh-e in the ui)])er ])art of the course of the latter. The Canal :.:) anes. The other reiiiarkahle lakes are I.oughs Krne, ('(.rrih, Mask, Coiiii, aii.l I he l-akes ..f Killariiey. Tliu aggregate siirtacc of the lakes is estimated at J}.'5ii s<|iiari' miles. • i r (>li,„„lr.—T\u> elitnate is mild and temperate, Imt moist, and is more suited tor ])asture than for agrinilliire. Plants that re(|uire artifi<'ial heat in England Hoiirisli Jiere in the (.pen air. Thi^ mean winter teni])eratnr.»;' Kalir. Average annual fall of rain on the E. eoast, 2'J, and on tlu! \V. eoast, 17 inches. Mincmls.—TUi' primipal minerals are coal, iron, copper, lead, and gold. The coaMi<-lds are s.'wn in nMiiil>er— the 1st occupying large portions of Kilkenny and Queen's Counties, with a small portion of Carh)W ; 2d, in Tipperary, bordering on that (.f Kilkenny ; :Sd, spread over large i)ortions of Clare, Limerick, Cork, and Kerry Counties, the nu.st extensive deveh.pment of the coal strata in the British empire; Itli, at C.al Island, near Dunganmm ; Tith, in the northern extremity of Antiihi C(.uiity ; (llh, in Monaghan ; and, 7tli, the Connaught coal-field, extending over portions of K'oscomiiion, Sligo, Leitrim, and Cavan Counties. The first three of these yield only stoiie-coal, or anthracite; the remainder, bituminous or flaming coal. The total (|naiilily of coal raised in Ireland in 18G1 was 123,070 tons. In.n (.re is found in all the localities of coal, and was largely manufactured while timber for fuel was abundant, but latterly the efforts to carry on the manufacture have not I n prolitable. There are copper mines in the counties of Cork, Tippeiary, A\'alerford, and AVicklow. The (piantity of Irish copper ore sold at Swansea" in I SC.i' was 1 .•],72'.> tons, of the vahus of £125,401, Lead is much more extensively dillnsed than co]>i)er, and is principally found in the counties of Wicklow^ Tipperary, Kerry, Down, Clare, and Donegal. In 1802, 1703 tons of lead and 12,741 o/. of silver were proiluced. About 80,000 tons of sulphur ores are annually exported from the Arkh.w district. Salt rock has latterly been worked near Carrickfergus, and the (piality is said to be superior to that of Cheshire. Tile present aiimial produce is alxmt 20,000 tons. Cold is found in small quantities in Wicklow. Manganese, antimony, zhic, nickle, and tin, are among the j.rincipal of the other minerals. Limestone, granite, mica-slate, clay-slate, old red sandstone, yellow sandstone, and trap, are the principal geological formations. yl)/rini/hnr. — Agriculture in Ireland is in a very neglected state, owing, no doubt, partly to the minute subdivision of tlu; land. In 1802 there Avere G0'J,720 holdings, om-half of which did not exceed fifteen acres ; 43,030 did not exceed one acr«! ; and H l,55l> wen; from one to five acres. The total acreage under the various kimls of crop in each county in 1803 are given in the subsequent tal)le. In 1802 there were 5,753,010 acres under crops; 9,702,232 grass; 41,004 fallow; 317,315 woods and plantations; and 4,505,733 bog ami waste. The acreage under th(( |>rincipal crops was — Wheat 350,321 ; oats 1,977,528 ; barley 192,302; here 2910; rye 9218; beans and ])eas 15,202; i)otatoes 1,018,112; turnips 370.715; mangel 23,114; flax 15l\070; rape 1525; hay 1,552,024. The ].rin(ipal products were — Oats 7,283,400 quarters; wheat 083,048; bai'ley 001,833; potat(M^s 2,148,402 tons; turnips 3,792,0^'.;; flax 24,258; and rape 92,80 1. In 1803 the live stock included 579,179 horses, 3,138,275 cattle, 3,30.3,9.31 sheep, and 1,004,802 pigs ; the total value of which was calculated at £.3,138,275. The seas around In'land swarm with fish, but the fisheries have iK'ver been either largely or successfully carried on. In 1802, 11,375 vessels and boats, and 48,001 men and boys, were engaged in the sea-coast fisheries. There are about 120 salmon rivers in Ireland. •'m U) ;iii c^liiaiy l-") (Mi;^^h nearly the 'V, iioyiit', Foylc, r or h'sH extent, rister, eovers an le, ('(H-ril), Mask, ikcs is ostiniatcd •i more suited for England Hon risk II suininer, GU.5°; loast, 21), and on and gold. The of Kilkenny and ,ry, bordering on erick, Cork, and ta in th(! British frn extremity of 1-field, extending The first three linous or flaming is 12:5,070 tons, nufactured while the manufacture •unties of Cork, [)per ore sold at ad is much more ities of Wicklow, ons of lead and ;ulpliur ores are rly been worked hat of Cheshire. found in small n, are among the lay-slate, old red formations. state, owing, no ire were G 09,720 did not exceed ,creage under the uibsequent tal)le. } grass; 41,004 ind waste. The 977,528 ; barley iitoes 1,018,112; hay 1,552,924. G83,048 ; barley 4,258 ; and rape 3,138,275 cattle, vas calculated at he fisheries have 1,375 vessels and fisheries. There latter ut' 92 iiiiics. The excclitivr go\('iir..;.iii i" vested in a Lord Lit iilenant, wrio must be a i)eer, a.>*sisted by a privy council (indefinite in number) appointed by the Crown, and by a chief H(>cretary, a member of the House of Commons. In the absence <.f the L(»rd-Lieutenant, his place is sui)plied l)y lords-justices, who are usually the Primate or Archbishop of Dublin, the Lord Chancellor, and the c(>minander of th(! forces. The total revenue paid into the exche((uer from Freland in 18G2 was £G,G75,157, of which .i;2,274,000 were derived from customs duties, £2,758,000 from excise, £573,040 from stamps, £G72,780 from property and income tax. The exjx'nditure for the same perioil was £G,73(»,281. I'ojnilafi,,}!. — The jjopulation of Ireland in 1811 was 5,937,850; 1821, 6,801,827; 1831, 7,7G7,401 ; 1841, 8,175,124; 1851, 0,551,970; 1801, 5,798,907. Th(^ poimlation hi 1841, 1851, and 1801, aiul the acreage under the principal agricultural crops in the various counties in 1803, were as follows: — COUNTIEH. Callow I)iil)liii Kililure KilkiMiny . Kiiiy's Longfonl . Loutli Mi'iith Queen's AVe.stliie;it]i Wexford . V Wicklow . fi 'liin; P Turk . . :^j Kerry X. I liiiiierick . ^ Tii)i)eriiry . IWiiterl'oid . ('Antrim Arniagli ( 'aviiii Donei^al 13own Fermanagh Londou'lcMTv Jlonagliaii . ^Tyrone . ^(ialway Leitrim PorUI-ATION. b: ' ;5 ^ Mayo I Koseommoii !,Sligo TOTAT, 1841. 8(5,228 372,773 114,488 202,420 14(5,857 ll.'">,4iH 128,240 183,828 153,030 141,300 202,033 12<5,143 28(5,304 854,118 293,880 330,020 435,553 10(5,187 360,875 232,303 243,158 20(5,448 3(51,44(5 150,481 222,174 200,442 312,95(5 44(t,108 155,207 388,887 253,. 501 180,88(5 8,175,124 1851. IHOl. (58,059 57,137 405,002 410,252 95,(588 90,946 158,74(5 12.5,515 112,080 90,043 82,350 71,694 107,(557 90,713 140,750 110,373 111,(523 90,650 111,409 90,870 180,1.59 143,054 98,978 86,479 212,428 16(5,305 (549,071 544,818 238,239 201,800 2(52, ]3() 217,277 331,487 249,106 1(54,051 134,2.52 3(50,201 378,588 196,085 190,086 174,071 153,906 255,1(50 237,395 320,817 299,302 11(5,007 105,768 191,868 184,209 141,813 126,482 25.5,734 238,500 321,831 271,478 111,841 104,744 274,612 254,706 173,417 157,272 128,510 124,845 (5,551,970 5,798,067 Aron in SStiiliito Aei'i'S. 221,203 22(5,302 418,415 507,254 403,019 257,222 201,396 578,247 424,854 4.33,769 573,200 400,894 768,265 1,838,921 1,159,356 662,972 1,048,969 45(5,306 712,567 312,328 466,261 1,189,979 600,811 417,781 513,386 318,734 778,944 1,490,210 37(5,213 1,321,281 585,407 451,086 Ac'ienj^e Uinlcr Crops, Ifiij,!. 82,-323 1(T0,S(J8 134.67.'5 481,634 123,498 79,346 109,699 178,969 143,618 117,182 237,154 117,506 157,244 481,655 152,275 198,458 305,342 109,942 259,999 178,672 1(53,882 237,245 334,616 105,812 19(5,845 152,334 27.5,150 232, 497 84,410 191,399 137,634 99,356 Wheat. 7,3(50 7,794 8,074 32,560 3,982 1,057 4,674 5,386 6,583 232 20,286 4,841 5,946 30,639 1,137 10,083 32,226 19,928 10,027 7,876 611 1,106 23,395 388 1,966 1,1 1>5 1,614 9,144 51 2.515 851 1,239 264,706 Oats. 23,5(51 23,060 39,638 46,261 35,105 30,418 39,8(54 69,362 29,009 44,451 65,799 31,196 35,146 157,389 32,892 47,535 8(5,128 33,407 94,586 70,764 71,965 104,000 131,549 3.3,841 80,990 74,009 136,286 78,680 23,079 82,300 49,255 41,461 1,948,986 Potatoes. 12,844 12,785 12,978 24,380 18,2(58 14,894 13,878 17,(591 20,533 15,256 27,443 14,545 33,710 92,050 32,882 31,595 50,569 20,285 51,790 32,421 31,775 47,807 54,987 18,264 37,810 26,414 48,579 57,171 22,544 63,805 35.685 27,988 1,023,620 Besides those given in the table, there were 195,010 acres in barley, here, rye, beans and peas, 351,300 in turnips, 102,791 in other green crops, 213,992 in flax, and 1,500,048 in meadow and clover. The chief towns, with their populations in 1861, are — Dublin, 254,808; Belfast, 121,002 ; Cork, 80,121 ; Limerick, 44,470. It dig ion. — Only about one-ninth of the people of Ireland belong to the Established Church — that of England, and about four-fifths of them are Roman Catholics. In 1801, of the entire population of 5,798,907, 093,357 were of the Established Church ; 4,505,205 Roman Catholics ; 523,291 Presbyterians ; 70,001 Protestant dissenters; and 393 Jews, Since 1834, while the population of the country has decreased 27*1 pt^r cent, the Estaldished Church and the Presbyterian their oourso, which is about 300 iiiih'.s in k'iij;th, and they liavc^ an avi ra^f hti^ht of about 3000 fctt, the ouhuinating point, Mont Alczcn, being r)7!i.') ieet high. They s(!nd off various branches, among which are the mountains of Auvergne, chielly scattered over the dej)artments of Puy-de-l)6me and Cantal, and wiii<'h c(»ntain the Pic-de-Sancy, GIDG, and tlie lMom})-de-Cnntal, 609/) feet in height. The Ci^to-d'Or of Jiurgundy, a range of slight ek'vation, serves, with the heights of Tiangn^s, to connt^ct the Cevennes with tlie Vosges between Lorraine and Alsace ; th|(»; iJurdcaux, l»il',7.")0; Lille, 131,Si>7 ; Nantes, 11:J,(»26; Kouen, 102,01!); Toulouse, 113,220; St. Etiemie, 92,2r)0 ; Touh»n, 84,087; Strasbourg, 82,014. Internal Comnunucation, — Besides its rivers, of which .')480 miles are navigable, France possesses an extensive system of canal navigation, tliere Ijeing ujjwards of 2031 miles of canals, by means of which most of the j>rinci[)al rivers are connected. Th(5 Canal-du-Mldi, or the Languedoc Canal, commences at Toulouse, on tho Claronne, and, M'ith the Canal of C*ette, extends to the Port of Cette, thus connecting the Atlantic with the M(Mliterranean. Tho Canal -dii -Cent re unites tho Saone and the Tioire in the upper part >f the course of the latter. The Canal of St. (^uentin joins th(! Scheldt and the Sonmie. Tho Canal of Briare and that of Orleans unite the lioire with the Loing, a tributary of the Seine. Tlie Canal of Burgundy joins the iJhone and the Seine ; that of Brittany connects Brest and Nantes. The roads of France are of thrive kinds — those maintained by the Central Government, and denominated Jiiiijal or Slate Roads ; those kc^pt up by the various departments, and known as Departmentid Roads ; .and those which are supported by the conmuines, and termed Communal Roads. The state roads are commonly well made and in good condition, and usually about 42 ftiot in width. They are frequently planted on each side with rows of chestnut or other large trees, and a considerable portion of them are pav<'d like a street. There are abont 23,000 miles of such roads. Tho de])ai"tmental roads, of which there are about 21,500 miles, are somewhat narrower than the state roads, but are also generally in good condition, being under the superintendence of a central departmental board ; while the communal roads, being subject to no such control, are frequently in a very wretched condition. All tho ])rincipal towns of France are connected by railway. Since 1850 the construction of railways has been very actively carried on, and in 1803 there were 0905 miles in operation. Agrkidtnre in France was, until very recently, in a very backward condition, and even now in many parts it is little in advance of what it was centuries ago. A recent return gives the total area of cultivated land at 132,570,440 acres, including 29,091,240 of woods and forests; 10,449,957 pastures; 14,202,543 fallow; 10,051,805 meadows, and 5,477,272 vineyards. The acreage under principal crops was wheat, 17,401,030; rye, 5,483,075; oats, 8,150,513; barley, 2,002,077; potatoes, 2,073,243 ; buckwheat, 1,772,820 ; maize, 1,504,003 ; meslin, 1,432,402; besides beans, peas, beetroot, hemp, flax, hops, etc. The value of the principal products were — wheat, £02,040,041; wine, £20,004,134; oats, £14,580,082; potatoes, £7,045,200; barley, £5,880,142; meslin, £4,318,123; maize, £3,030,941 ; buckwheat, £2,924,012. The live stock comprised 10,093,737 cattle; 33,281,592 sheep ; 2,800,054 horses; 315,831 mules; 380,180 asses; 1,337,940 goats; and 5,240,401 swine. Minerals. — The mining industry of France has made great progress of late years. Coal and iron, at present its chief mineral productions, are raised to a considerable extent, although not yet in quantities sufficient to supply the home demand. France as a coal-producing country ranks next to Great Britain, and occupies the first place among the iron-making countries of continental Europe. The coal-fields are estimated to occupy an area of 700,000 acres ; and the quantity of coal raised in 1859 was of the value of £3,799,104. The number of mines was 292, and the number of persons emidoyed at them was 50,035. Tho amount of coal raised in 1803 w'as 9,843,000 tons, being double the amount raised in 1853. In 1859 the iron mines, employing 18,000 persons, produced 3,479,050 tons of iron ore, of the value of £484,052. The quantity of cast-iron manufactured in 1803 was estimated at 1,101,000 tons, of the value of £5,752,000. The principal of the 'VW ^ 14 BLACK'S GENERAL ATI •: ) I ■ other metallic products are copper, lead, silver, antimony, manganese, tin, and zinc, but none of these are of great importance. Manufactures. — These comprise woollen, cotton, silk, and linen stuffs; iron and steel goods ; cutlery ; gloves ; sugar, etc. The cotton manufacture in Franco hiis sullennl givatly of late, in consecpience of the want of the raw material ; but on the other hand the loss has been in a considerable degree compensated by an jucrease in the two analogous branches of industry, silk and woollen. The value of the imports of cotton in 18G3 was less by £3,720,000 than in 18G1. In 18G3 the value of the cotton imported was £7,088,000 ; of wool, £9,632,000 ; and of silk and waste, £12,404,000. In that year the value of tissues of cotton exported was £2,704,000 ; of wool, £11,332,000 ; and of silk, £ir),032,000. The value of wrought-iron produced during 1803 is estimated at £7,092,720. In 1800 there were 334 beetroot sugar factories in operation, and the quantity of sugar produced was 2,985,902 cwts. Commerce, — The trade of France is carried on chieflj with England, Belgium, Switzerland. Germany, Spain, Russia, Italy, the United S'i.tes of America, and the French colonies. In 1803 the total value of the imports was £94,704,840; of the exports, £104,898,232. The trade between France and England has Largely increased since the signing of the Commercial Treaty between the two countries, 23d January 1800. The imports from England to France had risen in value from £11,128,000 in 1859, to £21,028,000 in 1802; and the exports from France to England from £34,780,000 in 1859, to £45,808,000 in 1802. The number of vessels that entered in 1803 were — French, 12,038, tonnage 1,919,301 ; foreign, 10,783, tonnage 2,641,494: the )'vmber that cleared — French, 8771, tonnage 1,527,205 ; foreign, 11,030, tonnage 1,044,473. The import duties levied by the Customs yielded in 1803, £0,492,600. Eclirj'mi. — The established religion is the Eoman Catholic, but other sects are tolerated. There are 6 cardinals, 15 archbishops, and 05 bishops. In 1801 the Roman Catholics numbered 35,734,607 souls; Protestants, 1,501,250; Jews, 150,000. Edncation. — France possesses a complete system of national education, — the law ordaining that in each commune there shall be one kole jn'imaire, and that every commune having above 6000 inhabitants shall have an ceole primaire snprr'icure. Each department, either individually or conjointly, is required to have a normal school for the training of teachers. The French colleges, of which there are 39 royal and 320 communal, resemble the schools of Eton or Harrow. All educational establishments, Avhether endowed or not, from the village school to the college or university, are comprehended under one great central administration, called VUnivcrdlir Impcriale de France, presided over by a minister of state. Government. — The supreme power is vested in the emperor. He exercises legislative authority conjointly with a senate of not more than 150 members elected for life by himself, a representative chamber of 261 members elected for years, and a council of state. The French army, in 1803, consisted of 115 regiments of inftintry, 04 regiments of cavalry, 22 of artillery, 3 of engineers, squadrons of troops for the service of the administratiim, and 24 legions of gensdarmes ; in all, 404,195 men. The navy consisted of 48 ships of the line, 91 frigates, and 319 corvettes, etc., carrying in all 9700 guns, and having a steam force of about 107,075 horse-power. The budget for 1805 estimates ' the revenue for that year at £70,342,043, and the expenditure at £70,230,030. SPAIN. South of France, and separated from it by the PjTenees, is the kingdom of Spain. Besides the Pyrenees, it has on the N. the Bay of Biscay ; on the E. it is bo 1 , , , ,. lENERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. panose, tin, and zinc, [1 linen stuffs; iron nufacture in Franco •aw material ; but on compensated by an lollen. The value of in 18G1. In 18G3 £9,632,000 ; and of !S of cotton exported 2,000. The value of r20. In 18G0 there ty of sugar produced h England, Belgium, of America, and the ras £94,704,840 ; of England has larg(?ly en the two countries, had risen in value d the exports froni ,000 in 18G2. The tonnage 1,919,301 ; ired — French, 8771, import duties levied c, but other sects are hops. In 1861 the 1,561,250; Jews, )nal education, — the 'e prhnaire, and that e an (•mh jmmaire is required to have tiges, of which there )n or Harrow. All :ie village school to itral administration, ter of state. eror. He exercises 50 members elected elected for G years, of 115 regiments of ers, 6 squadrons of gonsdarmes ; in all, 1 frigates, and 319 ce of about 107,075 for that year at through Rstremadura in Portugal, to its mouth in the Atlantic, inilos \f .il»w Lisbon. Its length is estimated at 540 miles. The Guadiana ri^ in the prr>- vinco of La Mancha, and flows first W. through Now Castilu and Spanish Estremadura to Badajoz, then turns S., flowing first between Spain and Portugal, afterwards through part of the Portuguesti j)rovinco of Alemtejo, and again forming the boundary between the two countries to its mouth in the Atlantic ; length about 400 miles. The Guadahjuivir has its source in Murcia, in an offset of the Sierra Sagra, flows generally W.S.W., and falls into the Atlantic Ocean 18 miles N. of Cadiz, after a course of about 320 milus. There are no lakes of any considerable size, but swamps and marshes are numerous and (jxtensive. Minerals. — The mineral resources of Spain are rich anain poss(!SS(\s greater commercial advantages than any other country of Europe, but these are rendered of little avail by the restrictive measures of the government. Snniggling is carried on to such an extent that it is impossible to estimate the amount of its foreign commerce. The imports and exports in 1860, as shown by public documents, wtn-e respectively £14,833,135 and £10,982,034. The imports are chiefiy dried fish and salti'd provisions, colonial goods, butter, cheese, rice, cotton and woollen goods, and cutlery; exports — wool, wine, oil, brandy, fruits, iron, lead, mercury, and s:ilt. The revenue and expenditure for the year 1859 weie respectively £17,947,318 and £17,866,627 ; and the amount of the public debt was £107,054,071. The anny in 1862 num])ered 234,261 men. The navy in the same year consisted of 169 vessels of all kinds. The government since 1833 is a constitutional representative monarchy. The established religion is Koman Catholic, and none other is tolerated. Education is very much neglected. Previous to 1834 Spain was divided hito large provinces, having, for the most part, the title of kingdoms, from having at one time had separate monarchs ; but at that date the territory on the contlnejit and the adjacent islands were formed into forty-nine ])rovinces, taking their names from their respective capitals, except Navarre, Biscay, Alava, and Guipuscoa, which retain their ancient names. The following table gives the area and population of the different provhices in 1857. The population in 1849 amounted to 14,216,219. [e kingdom of Spain. Ihe E. it isbo rnoviNCES. Nkw Castile. Ma.lri.l Area in EiiKlisli Hq. Milfs. 1J510 Populntioii, 1.S57. U.),l' rUOVINCKS. Aicii ill rhi^;lisliSii. Milfs. Popniatiiin, 1«')7. BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS— I 3,000,000 acros. There are from .5,000,000 to 7,000,000 acres of irrigated meadow laiul, iK^arly 17,000,000 of uncultivated grasK latid, and nearly 19,000,000 of moor and waste. Forests occupy at least 3,70(),()(H) acres ; and nearly 20,000,000 acres are taken up by roads, rivers, buildings, etc. The annual produce of wiiu? is estimated at 120,000,000 gallons. On the Pyrenees and Asturian Mountains aro large forests of fiiu) timber trees ; })ut, on the wholo, Spain has less timbtfr than any of the other great countries of Kurope, owing to a prtymlico of the inhabitants against it. The most valuable of its tnMss are the cork-tree, the evergnMUi oak, the kermes oak, the sumach-tree, the chestnut, and the hazel. The horses, mules, asses, and slnMip of Spain are celebratcid. Manufactures. — Manufacturing industry, formerly considnrable, has greatly declined. Catalonia, Biscay, and Valencia are the most industrious provinc«!s, and in them manufactunvs «are most advanced. Silk, cotton, linen, and woollen fabrics, leather, paper, hats, soap, and cutlery, are among its chit^f mamifaiitures. Tlu^ government has still manufactories of tobaccio, saltpetre, gunpowder, fiiearms, and porcelain ; but tb(\y are all in an unhealthy state. The celebrated niaiuifacture of swords at Tdedo is nearly extinct. Infciiial Ciniimiinirafion. — There are no good ])ubli(! roads in Spain except those around the capital. Wluud-carriages are little used, nnich of the transport being effected by means of mules. Ftiw of the riv(!rs are navigabh; for a great h^ngtli on account of the elevat(!d nature of the country. The canals are mostly unfinished and unfit for navigation. The only one of importance is the Imperial Canal, commenced by Charlies V., and (!xtendi!ig along tlie S. bank of the Ebro. The tirst railway Avas opened in 1818, and since that time a number of others have been constructed ; so that in 1851) there were 70G miles in operation.' PORTUGAL. The Kingdom of Portugal occui»ies the S.W. portion of the Spanisli or Iberian Peninsula, and is bounded on the N. by the Spanish jirovince of (Jjilicia ; E. by those of Leon, Estremadura, and Andalucia ; and S. and W. by the Atlantic Ocean. It is situated between .'iO° mV and 42" G' N. lat., and between (^ I.*)' and 9° 32' AV. long., havijig a length from N. to S., from Melgaeo to Cabo Santo Maria, of 350 miles, and a breadth from W. to E,, from Cabo da Kocca to Campo Mayor, of 153 miles. According to the most rect^nt Portuguese authorities, it has an area (►f 35.307 English squnre miles. The coast-line is about 500 miles in extent, and contains many fine harbours. The general configuration of the country resembles that of Spain, and indeed all its great rivers and mountain-chains originate in the latter country. A chain enters Portugal from Asturias in a S.W. direction, and forms on the N. the Senas de (Jerez, Suaza, and Marao. The chain which in Spain separates New from Old Castile runs S.S.W. through Portugal to Cabo da Ilocca, forming the Serra Estrella, the Junto, and the Serra da Cintra. The Toledo range forms in Portugal the Serras de Mamed, Ossa, and Vianna. The most southerly of the great chains is tlie Serra Monchique, which stretches through Algarve till it terminates in the steep cliffs of Cabo S. Vicente. Of the other mountain-chains and elevations, the chief are the Serres da Abelheira and Carheira in Alemtejo and Tras-os-Montes ; Ac^'or, in Beira ; Alca (^ovas, in Alemtejo ; Falperra, in Miuho ; Altura de Trevim, Anciam, and Borralheira, in Beira. Soago, in Minho, the highest point of the Serra de Gerez, is 8000 feet high. From the prevailing mountainous cliaracter of the country, the plains are seldom of any great extent. A considerable portion of the country is heath, comprising all that territory extending fn^m the Taiius southward to the mountains of Algarve, and (1 Cmnmei is mostly cai by s«)a for Ik of domestic i:2({l,170o> sailing ve.sse left — sailing declared val £2,210,078 Interna of the conn consi(h«rable canals, and I have recent! (ioi'cnn of p«!ers an( bislio|)s, b 25 untitled deputies is ])oiti(m of tl foreign poss state religicj a cardinal, i The budg«(t £3,804,821) The entire i the navy of to 2,412,50 population MadtMra, w I'nov iMinlio Triis-os-i\ Ht'ini Kstrciiiiu Ak'iiitcjo The chief t Braga, 18,( V western and i^reater raiiiits ( Germ 55° 30' N. German and Croat Belgium, a that form j square mil Siir/a and plain, •t' lAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. 15 d moadow )() of moor 0,000,000 of wiiio is intaiiiK art) mlufr than iiluil)itant8 Ml oak, tlio Lules, asHcs, as greatly v'inciis, and leu fabri(!H, ir«^8. Tlu^ varms, and ufactiirc of ain except 1) transport [or a great are mostly lie Iinjxn'ial ' the El)ro. others have 1 or Iberian licia ; E. by Liitic Ocean, and 9° 32' >o Maria, of 3 Mayor, of s an area of ext(mt, and y resembles inate in the rection, and in which in to Cabo da !intra. The ianna. The ilies throngi) >f the other tnd Carheira I Alemtejo ; ira. Soago, From the of any great ng all that A-lgarve, and and greatei Cflmmerre. — The trade of the country is chit^fly in tl»o hand« of foreigners, and is mostly carritMl on with Kuglaud and Brazil. In IH.'if] the total vuliu! of imports by sea for hom(( consumption wjis £4,421,742, and £780,290 by land ; the exports of douK'stic produce by sea were £3,;)87,74.^, and c(»loniul produ- >> £18,307, besides X2() 1, 1 70 exported by land. The nmnbor of vessels that entertfd i n that y«'ar was — sailing vessels 8,044, t(mnago 511,214 ; steam vessels 518, tonnage 157,591 : that left— sailing vessels 8,4G0, tonnage 532,937 ; steam 535, tonnage 210,387. The tleclared value of imp«>rts at the port of Lisbon during the year 180 1-2 was £2,210,078 ; of exports, £2,742,L'02. Internal C ommunicathm. — The means of communication between difftTent parts of the country are very deficient. On account of its many large rivers there is a consid(!rable extent of river navigation, probably about 500 mihis, but it has few caiuds, and th<5 roads an* altnost all in an extremely wn^tched conditir tt M-ars i i t..r lit.' ).\ limi-U. a i.|.ir,ri,t HIS.' .liamlMC i,i L'f.l i„. iii1mm> -i. •.,.•., ,.., ., _,...... ami a .uiiiMil of .tat.-. TIm- Kn-iirli army, in iMd.l, omsist.-.l ..f 1 l."» iv-mi.-nts of infantry. r,\ n-inwntH of .avalry, 22 «.t' artill.-ry. '.\ ..f .•n-in.'..rs. i] s.|iia.ln.ns of troops for the Hfrvitc of tlu' a.hniiiistratioii, aii.l 2 I l.-^'ioiis ..f ;;<'ns(larin.'s ; in all, •inl, !!».'. ni.-n. Th.' navy .onsist.-.l ..f 18 ships of tli.^ lin.-, '.» 1 fri;;at.'s, an.l^ :U!^> c.rv.'ttrs, etc., carryin- in all UTOG ^'uns, un.l liavin;,' a strain for.v of alx.nt 107,07') liors.'-po\v»-r. Til.! l>n.l;;.'t lor isii.j cstiniat.'H tlio rfveiuiu for tluit yt-ar at X7(),:U2,Oi3, ivn.l the »'XiK'iin i> Wmukui ( '.itln.lic. ami ii..iii' ..t In r i> i"l. iiti .1. K.liuatinn is v.-ry nmrli ii.-rl.rtf.l. lM.vi.m.> tu JS.U Spain was .livi.l.d iiitn Iw^v lin.viiKfs, haviii;;. for tlir iiinst part, tin- titl.' ..f kiii.y.l..tns. fiMiii liaviii.u' at oiu- tiiin- lia aniount«'d to U.lMO.lMK. igdom of Spain. ;. it is ]>oumh'(l raltar, and tin' uated hetween 'st lenj;th from 78,H74- s(iuar«^ h'ii<.;th, ami on lus, hut on the ocky, l)Ut there the same size as an elevated se the country 'yienees, which le Asturian and ;e from, the N. lit is Mahidetta, ig the basins of la, dividing Ohl S.S.W. through lerra de Grados, oet. The third rra Manies, and a Morena forms 'a Nevada runs nsula, the Cerro 1 are of great S.E. through a , and falls into early 400 miles. ief of which are westward into in the northern 'ter wards S.W., laving a length N. of Soria, and and for some direction to its e in the Sierra V.S.W. through Alenitejo, and rUDVISCKH. Ni:w Castii-k. Mailrid . Tiili'ilii . (iuailiiliijum . Cui'iiv'ii . (.'iiuliul U<'al . Ol,D CAsriLK. Siuitandcr ) Sdiiiv Sf^'ovia . Avilii Piilcncia Vulladolid . Lkom. IjCOU Zainora . Salamanca AsTUUIAS. Oviedo . G ALICIA. Coruinia Oiviisc I'oiiteveth'a ESTUEMADUIIA. Badajoz > .^ Caceres ) Anpalucia. Seville Cadiz Iluelvas Airil III KllKli«li Hij. Mlti'H. l.nio 8,748 ii,'.>ti;i 11,^4(1 7,053 3,2.W ;{,4,')r) '2,.''.t)*2 1,7-27 3,-228 6,109 5,013 3,074 1.5,852 14,290 8,963 rii|iiiiiitiiiii, l«:)7. 47.''.,7Sr. 32S,7.'.5 1 !>(•,( ISH 2"2'.i, '.•'>'.• 244,3-28 ( 333.350 ■{ 173,812 ( 214,441 147,4ti8 140, 839 104,039 18.5,970 244,023 348,750 249,102 203,510 524,529 5.51,989 424,180 371,818 428,880 404,981 302,134 I'llllVINCKM. Aifii In MiU'». ^ 403,480 383,078 174,391 ( 'mdova .iai'M < Iraiiuda ) Aliiitiia / Mala^'a ) Mrr.iiA. Alhacctc Muicia Vai.kncia. Valencia Alicante Castelloii de lu Plana Al!A(i()N. Sara^'ossa i Iluesca > . Temel ) CaTAI,()NIA. Rarcelona Tarragona I Leiida Uerona Basque Puovincks. Navarre liiscivy . (luiimscoa Alava . Islands. Balearic, Canary . Total . 4.140 4, 133 9,594 7,854 7,002 14,680 12,133 2,441 1,202 018 1,078 1,150 3,210 riiiHiiiiiii lh:i7. 351,. 530 34.5VN79 411. 917 3 1. 5, 004 451,400 380,909 201,118 606,008 378,9.58 200,919 384,170 257,839 238,628 713,734 3-20, .593 306,994 310,970 297,422 lt'.o,579 150,493 90,398 262,893 234,046 183,234 15,454,514 The chief towns, with their populations in 1 8;") 7, were — Madrid, 475,785 ; Barcelona, 252,015; Seville, 152,000; Valencia, 145,512. Agriculture. — The soil is generally fertile, except in the elevated and parched districts in the centre, where there are large tracts of mere sandy wastes. The chief crops are wheat, maize, barley, rice, hemp, and flax. Among its other products are cotton and the sugar-cane, madder, saffron, potatoes, beans, peas, cucumbers, melons, almonds, figs, pomegranates, lemons, oranges, dates, etc. Olive-trees are common in all except the higher northern parts ; and vineyards are extensive, except in the more elevated regions. Spain contains, in round numbers, 120,000,000 acres, of which the cultivated lands are estimated to comprise about 61,000,000 acres; the olive fields occupy rather more than 8,000,000 acres, vineyards nearly 2,000,000, and other kinds of cultivated plantations nearly I'. i; iivii.i, till' .h ii.cct. lurinui;^ mm' ."Si-nvi I, tif||,i, the .liiiitn, .irnl llic .Sciia il:i ('iiili.i, I lie Tult'do i;m;,'(' loiiim in lV»rtn/^'jil the StrniH df M;iiiiraar, and has a length of IK) miles, for ahout 50 of which it is navigable. 'I'he principal laj^unes are those of liarinha and Mira, in the province of Douro, and Ohidos, in lOsti'e- madura. The chief lakes are in tln^ province of Heira — the Arrestel, in the Serra of the same name, and the Escura in the Serra Kstrella. In Mstremadura are the two small lakes of Diahroria, near the small town of (jlrandola, and IJreacos, near S. Andre. CHinafc. — The climato resenddes that of Spain, and is in general healthy. The heat on the coast is tempered by tlu! sea-breezes. Snow rarely falls in the S. ])rovinces, but among the mountains in the N. it is comnvon. Kain is very abundant on the W. eoast, particularly from October to Ajiril. Tlu' nwM\ annual ti'tnperature at Tiisbon is Gl".'i°, and at Coindira 02"^. Earth(iuakcs are frequent in various ])arts, particularly about Lisbon. Af/rinilliire. — The soil is naturally fertile, but agriculture is in a very backward state. Wheat, barley, oats, heni]>, Hax, and other products, are raised on the high lands, while rice and maize are among the productions of the low country. The chief fruits are olives, oranges, figs, and alincmds. The cultivation of the vine constitutes the most important branch of industry. The red wine, termed jxni, from its being shipped at Oporto, is produced in the X^jjper Douro, on a succession of small hills on both sides c)f the river, about 50 milt^s above Oporto. Tlu* registered produce of 18G3 was 82,800 j)ipes. Cattle and sheep are reared in considerable numbers, but the wool of the latter is not of tine quality. (J oats and hogs are inimerous, and the hams of the latter are famous. The principal beasts of burden are mules and asses ; horses are scarce, oxen being chiefly used for draught in the provinces. Fish abound in the rivers and on the coast. Minerals. — Portugal has considerable mineral wealth, but it has been little developed. Coal is found in various parts, and mines of \yo\\ are wrought ; but with the exception of salt, of Avhich a large quantity is annually produced, the other minerals are comparatively neglected. Among these are gold, silver, tin, lead, antimony, sulphur, arsenic, and mercury. Marble of the finest quality abounds, as well as porcelain and other clays. Manufactures. — The manufactures are few and unimportant, being chiefly woollen, silk, linen, and cotton stuffs, paper, glass, earthenware, jewellery, arms, and gunpowder. They are said to excel in embroidery and in the making of lace ; .and ship-building to a consideraWe extent is carried on. Ciennanv ^r^" 30' N. lat. rjerman Ocean ami Croatia ; Metgium, an, mil th»' il tliiit •v<', ami i|):il (»r s, Sailo, l<», have liicli aro (1 lias H la|;iiiu's Kstrt'- 11' Sci'i'a I an; the [:o8, near licalthy. ill t\ui k is vciy n annual iqueiit ill >a(!kwar(l tlu) liij;h ry. Tiiu the vine ued pmi, uccession •to. Tlu^ [•eared in Jnats and •al beasts used for eon little gilt ; but iiiced, the ilver, tin, t quality ig chiefly ?ry, arms, y of lace ; fiennany is an extensive rniintry of rcntral Kiirnpc, lying hetweon f.")" and /iT)" 30' N. laf., and lictweiii •!" and L'o" K. Imig. ; and hnunded on the N. I»v the (Jeniian Ocean, heiiniark, and the Haltir ; K. by Pnixsia, I'Mland. ( Jalirja, lliingaiy, ami ('ri)atia ; S. by the Adriatic Sea, Italy, and Swit/eriaml ; and \V. by Fraiire, |{elgiiini, and Holland. This coniitry ver, and the lower part of AVestphalia. MoHittaiiis. — The lihaetian Alps, ext»aiding E. from Switzerland, occu])y tho provinces of Vorarlberg and Tyrol, and are divi(h'd into two branches by tluf valley of tlu^ Inn, the northern being t(^rmey a permanent Diet at which the ])lenipotentiary of Austria pi'esid<'K ; but as tlusre are only 17 votes, Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, and the larger stutes have 1 each, and only 6 are allotted to the smaller states and cities. When iundamental laws are to be made or changed, or any important measures to b(! introduced, the Diet becomes a general assembly (plenum), with 70 votes, (»f which Austiia and tive of the larger states have 4 each, five others have 3 each, thre(» have; 2 each, and the rest 1 each. The Diet holds its sittings at FrankJort-on-the-Maiiie. The federal army, contingent and reserve, amounted in 18G3 to 73J,r»99 men. The following table gives the area and population of the ditt'erent hUiU'.h in 1801 : — Statks. Austria Prussia Hiivaiia Saxony Hanover Wiirtuniborg iiadcn llrssfi H.sse lliilstcin and Laucn- ) '>iii't; »■ LiixcniberganilLini- ) l"ii-K »" nnniswick Jri'cklcnlmrg ) St'liwL'rin / Nassau Saxi'-Wi'iniar Sax('-MiMiiin;,'iii .... Sax" Altcnlmr'; S.ixt -t'dliur^ (idtlia . . .Mi'cUlcnlniig Strclitz Tiile. Empire. KiuLaloni. Grand Ducliy Klfctnratt'. (irandl)ui.'liy Duflii . GiandDuc'liy Ducliy. Grand Dutliy, Ducliy. J. GiaiidDudiv. Area. T5,1,S'.> 71,734 2'.»,:i7i) 0,772 14,7()!t 7,(i;ii> r),<»i.s ii.C.Sl 3,2;i7 3,'.t20 1,841 1,M7 5,102 1,S2;! 1,41.-. in 17 •Md 7lil» 1,017 Pup. IHOl, 12,802,044 14,l;iH,S04 4,(180,837 2,22;'., 240 1,8SS,07(I 1,72(1,708 1,3(10,201 738,4.^4 80(1,0117 504, ,0(1(1 421,088 282,400 548,440 4.',7,571 27:i,2:i2 172,341 i:i7,ss:i 150,4.11 01 1, 11(10 SCA'I'KH, Oldi'iiliiirK U Knlp. ) liaiiKi'u f Aiilinll nicNNiui (.'ci. i tlii'ii Iti'iid.oiK) , , f Si'liWiiiuliiiiK Mini- ) dllsllllllNI'll )" Siliwail/liiiiK |((i '^ di.lHlaill , , , ) [,lcr|iliM|h|c|ll W/iM.tK Ili'ilhs (I'ldi'l liHllirJi) Ui'iiss (yuiinKi'i' I llI'Mlli'll) j' Si'liiiiiiiiliiirK Mjipi' , , l.il.|i.'(Dc||Miill|) , , , , lll'hHi' llllllllllK'K , . , , l.iil.i'.U , , i''iiiiiivri.it lliriiHIl , , llamliiiiK Tlilc. Area. 2,421 Pop. 1801. GnuiilDui'liy. 295,242 Ducliy. 1000 181,824 I'liiiclpiility 3.VJ (14,805 n 367 71,913 II i> .1 4(11' 14.-. 7,l.'i(i 58,(104 42,130 II 448 83,360 II l.iMid!,'Ki\ iato. I''nc lily. II II .1 1(10 4:i7 10(1 142 38 74 13;. Ji:;.ii;,j_ 30,774 108,513 2(1,817 40,482 87,518 08, .075 220,041 m sh It! frc GENERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. >f very considerable % greater abundance orld are the mines 11 stria and Bavaria ; Saxony ; and iron, almost every other The coal measures v^aiia, and Rhenish ntries of Germany, under the accounts 1 springs, including cold is much more over 1 0° of latitude. southern parts, and anges only between nth varies from 29° tn G7° at Innsbruck y that enjoy a much »ng the banks of the •ature is 58°, The iniate than the rest jasin of the Ehine r 23 inches, and of nmer is more than in the year is 150. 15, Germany M^as le lumiber is now tion, the object of Germany. The 5 l)l(^nipotentiaries 1 by a i)ermanent there are only 17 h, and only 6 are s are to be made Diet becomes a ive of the larger and the rest 1 The federal army, le following table chy ily iitu Area. I'"!). ISOl. 2,421 205,242 1000 181,824 3.VJ 04,805 307 71,913 401 14.^ 7,150 58,004 42,]ao 44 S 8;i,;!0o 10:i 4:i7 loii M'J lis 74 l.'iO !!0,774 ios,.-.in 2i;,siT 40,1 S'J S7,5IS 0S,575 220,041 ■Ji:;.ii..ij r. 111'! !.■. 1 manufacture has suffered in consequence. With the improvement of ine breeds of sheep within the last half century the woollen manufacture has made great progress. Its chief seats are in Brandenburg, Saxony, Bohemia, Moravia, and Rhenish Prussia, from which it is exported to all parts of the world. The cotton manufacture has been established, and is rapidly extending in Saxony, Austria, and along the Rhine. The silk manufacture is successfully carried on in Vienna, Roveredo, Gorz, Berlin, Elberfeld, and other places. Works in metal, especially iron and steel, are produced in great perfection and in great quantities in Styria, Austria, Rhenish Prussia, Westphalia, and tho district of the Hartz. Pottery and glass-making have reached a high degree of perfection ; the porcelain of Vienna, Berl'a, and Meissen is much in request, and Bohemian glass is to be met with in all parts of the world. Leather, soap, paper, sugar, beer, and brandy, are among the chief of its other products. ZoLLVEKEiN. — The commerce of Germany was formerly much impeded in consequence of each of the states of Germany having its own custom-houses, tariflF, and revenue laws, which frequently differed widely from those of its neighbours. Recently most of the German states have entered into a customs league (Zollverein), in accordance with which the duties are charged along the frontiers of the contracting states, and afterwards divided among the states according to their respective popu- lations. We give the area and population of tho various states composing the Zollverein, as they differ in most cases from what has been already given, the natural boundaries of the states not being followed : — States. Area. Poj). 1801. States. Area. Top. 18'U. Prussia, &c. . Luxemburg . Hiiviiriii Saxony Hanover "Wurteinberg . 15adeu . Hesse, Electorate . 109,314 975 29,589 5,7t)6 15,016 7,(i86 5,S!»1 4,300 18,867,061 197,731 4,695,424 2,225,240 1,908,631 1,720,708 1,365,732 710,680 Hesse, Grand Duchy Thuringcn . Brunswiek . ( >klenburg . Nassau . Frankfort Total . 3,267 5,028 1,337 2,060 1,794 23 874,231 1,069,821 257,624 238,562 454,326 84,506 192,706 34,670,277 The nett sum collected for distribution among the different states was in 18C2, £3^8,750. Internal Commnnkation. — The numerous navigable rivers which intersect Germany, and the canals by which these are connected, afford it great facilities for trade, and these have latterly been much increased by the con.-.truction of railways, which connect all the principal towns. In 1863 there were in Germany about 8,000 miles of railway in operation. The carriage roads are in general good. lic'Iitjion. — With the exception of Jews, the population belong either to the Protestant or Roman Catholic Church. Tho Protestants, of which there are two classes, Lutheran and Reformed or Calvinistic, prevail m the north, while the Roman Catholics are the most numerous in the soutli. Educafion. — Germany is in point of education in advance of every other country of Europe. Schools of different kinds have been established, and parents are compelled to send their children to the schools, unless it be shewn t'lat they are otherwise receiving instruction. There are 24 universities in Germany, with 1697 professors and teachers, and about 17,600 students. Diichi('.% lafe Danish. — Th(^se are Schleswig, Holstein, and La^u>nburg, which formerly belonged to Denmark, but were taken pnsses.sirm of by the :dlied German forces in the war of 1863-4, and their possession afterwards confirmed hy the peace of \'ienna which followed. The total area is upwards of 7200 square miles, and the population in 1860 was 1,004,473. Tin; duchy of Schleswig i.s of an olilong form, about 70 miles in length by from 36 to 56 in br<'adtli, and has an area ()f about 3320 sijuure miles. A range of hills traverses the duchy from N. to S., east of which are fruitful and well-cultivated fields, intersi)ersed with patches of wood- land, while to tlie A\c>t the ground gradually slo]tes into a i>l; niain cove BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS— about two-thirds of the entire territory. The other large rivers are the Dniester, Po, Adige, Elbe, and Vistula, which have been already noticed under Europe. Lakes. — The lakes and marshes are numerous, and some of them are very extensive. The two most extensive lakes are the Neusiedler and Balaton, in Hungary. The chief of the others are Garda, on the S. side of the Alps, and the Traun See, the Atter See, and the Mond See, on the N. Large marshy tracts extend along the banks of the larger rivers of Hungary, Galicia, and other level districts. Climate. — From its extent, as well as from the irregularities of its surface, the climate of Austria is necessarily very varied. It is usually divided into three regions or zones — the northern, middle, and southern. The first of these is situated between the 49th and 51st parallels of N. lat., and comprises nearly the whole of Bohemia, with the high-lying parts of Hungary, Moravia, Galicia, and Bukowine, extending over a surface of about 70,000 square miles. The climate here, though colder in winter and warmer in summer, bears on the whole a con- siderable resemblance to that of England. Its chief products are wheat, barley, oats, and rye. The middle region is considerably more 'ixtensive, having an area of fully 150,000 square miles, between lat 46° and 49° N., and containing the whole of Lower Austria, with the chief parts of Upper Austria, Moravia, Hungary, Transylvania, and Galicia. The summer and autumn heats are here much gieater than in England, and in addition to wheat and the other products already men- tioned, vines and maize are cultivated in favourable situations. The southern region, lying between lat. 40° and 42° N., comprises the Venetian states, the coasts of Croatia and Dalmatia, with the southern line of Sclavonia and the Bannat of Temesvar. In these districts the winter lasts only for two or three months, and the cold seldom exceeds that of the montli of March in England. Here are raised not only maize and vines, but olives, myrtles, and other southern products. To this general account it is necessary to add, tliat in no country of Europe do greater differences of temperature occur in the same latitude, in consequence of the very marked differences in the elevation of the soil. The greatest quantity of rain falls south of the Alps, where it frequently amounts to 40 inches and upwards; the least in the central parts of Hungary and Dalmatia, where the annual fall is only about 12 inches. Agriculture. — Every species of soil is to bo met with ; but the mos^ productive regions are the plains of Hungary and Venice. Agriculture has made little progress in Austria during the last thirty or forty years ; and if we except Venice and the Arcliduchy of Austria, it is in a backward state in all parts of the empire. The people are still ignorant of those recent improvements that have so much increased the agricultural products of those countries where they have been fully carried out, and hence even the most fertile lands do not produce more than a half or two-thirds of the amount they might be made to do. The estimated number of acres arable, and in vineyards, meadows, woods, etc., in 1859 are given subsequently in the table of the population. The estimated })roduce of that year was, in English bushels, of wheat, 82,592,800; rye, 109,080,000; maize, 73,229,200; oats, 109,224,800; barley, 84,928,600; potatoes, 203,153,400; rice, 507,000 cwt. In 1859 there were 3,460,399 horses; 14,257,106 cattle; 23,781 mules and asses ; 10,904,230 sheep ; 1,527,825 goats ; and 8,151,008 swine in the empire. In Styria, Illyria, and Tyrol the rearing of cattle forms the chief branch of agricultural industry. Hungary and Venice gi-ow large crops of wheat, maize, and rye. The rearing of the silkworm is largely carried on in various parts. Hemp, flax, tobacco, ho^^s, and saffron are grown. The vine is extensively cultivated in the central and southern parts of the empire ; but the wine is of inferior quaUty, and is chiefly used for home consumption. Minerals. — With pro])ably the exception of Russia, no country in Eurojje is equal to Austria in mineral resources. There is scarcely a metal that is not to be found there, and most of them arc; in great abundance, though, from the lack of means of conveyance, they are not developed to such an extent as tliey might be. liicr.il i.rtKluct^^ in L^T)!) w;is £3.91 2. ■'^tHi ; of -svhirli, that enter( Fiumi had comprising globe ; th( visit the p to Austria tons, of till tons, of th of 21,338 £21,491,8 trade are ' Inten different c easy coiiin navigation Hungary t dition, anc Austria w 1828. Ie Popiu amounted By the trt of inhabit reached 3'i entire poj also given which is DlSTRIC Lower Aiis Upper Alls Salzburg Styria Carinthia Carniola AFaritime 1 Tyrol Boliemia JVIoravia Silesia Galicia liimkowiiu Dalmatia Lombardo- Huiigary Woidwody Croatia & !■ Traiisylvai Military ¥ Tot I Engli.sl The chief Prague, Austria a sovereign iiistitutioi Slavoiiiaii (h'Cfks, A IRAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. 17 he Dniester, UROPE. ;m are very Balaton, in Ips, and the larsliy tracts other level 1 surface, the 1 into three of these is s nearly the Galicia, and The climate whole a con- heat, barley, ig an area of ig the whole a, Hungary, nuch gi-eater already meu- 'ho southern Bs, the coasts le Bannat of months, and ire are raised mducts. To }G do greater ; of the very ■ of rain falls 'ds; the least is only about =^ productive ittle progress snice and the empire. The icli increased f carried out, or two-thirds acres aralile, r in the table ih bushels, of 09,224,800; L 180 9 there ; 10,964,236 a, Illyria, and y. Hungary the silkworm d saflfron are I parts of the consumption, in Europe is t is not to be II the lack of icy might be. Hi ; of wliicli that entered and left the port of Venice was not more than half of the above ; and Fiumi had still less. The mercantile fleet is divided into three classes — the first, comprising the largest vessels, enjoys the privilege of going to any country of the globe ; the second class, comprising vessels of smaller capacity, is only permitted to visit the ports of the Mediterranean ; while the third and smallest class is restricted to Austrian ports. At the end of 1862 there were 537 sailing vessels, of 207,628 tons, of the first class ; 2702, of 78,975 tons, of second class ; and 6527, of 23,396 tons, of third class, including fishing barks. The number of steam- vessels was 51, of 21,338 tons, and 11,570 horse-power. The total value of the imports in 1862, £21,491,849, of the exports £33,285,301. The most important markets for internal trade are Vienna, Linz, Salzburg, Brunn, Olmutz, Pesth, Prague, and Verona. Internal Communication. — The large navigable rivers of Austria, flowing in different directions, are in such a country of immense value, as affording means of easy communication between distant parts. There are in all 4850 miles of river navigation. The canals are of limited extent, and are confined to the territories of Hungary and Venice. There are 15,800 miles of roads, generally in excellent con- dition, and some of them are remarkable as works of art. The fiist railway in Austria was the Linz-Budweis, of which about seventeen miles were opened in 1828. In 1861 there were 3402 miles of railway in operation. Poimlation. — In 184.*? the population of Austria, exclusive of Hungary, amounted to 25,304,152 ; and that of Hungary vas estimated at about 12,000,000. By the treaty of Villafrancha in 1859, Ausr ;- ^.s deprived of about 3,000,000 of inhabitants; but at the end of 1801 tin rulation was estimated to have reached 37,000,000. Exclusive of the military, which amounted to 579,989, the entire population in 1857 was 34,438,999, as in the following table, in which is also given the amount of productive land, etc., in 1859, in Austrian Jochs, each of which is equal to 1*43 English acres :— Districts. Area in Eny;. Sti. Miles. Populntion iu 1807. Aral lie and Rice Fields. Meadows, Gardens, &c. Pastures. Forests. Vineyards. Lower Austria . 7,420 1.681,697 1,414,383 447,534 249,559 1,109,517 79,816 Upper Austria . 4,625 707,450 736,174 371,919 80,871 703,434 ... Salzburg . 2,758 146,769 117,237 133,402 76,296 670,626 ... Styria 8,645 1,056,773 863,180 455,247 374,521 1,832,374 54,655 Carinthia . 3,993 332,4.56 239,284 199,183 182,128 968,303 114 Carniola . 3,845 451,941 236,755 287,096 361,337 746,396 16,768 Maritime District 3,076 520,978 240,808 168,923 501,661 352,990 32,094 Tyrol . . 11,078 851,016 259,608 466,421 817,514 1,426,940 61,689 Bohemia . 20,004 4,705,525 4,331,372 1,065,184 684,417 2,614,877 2,050 Moravia . 8,557 1,867,094 1,961,221 330,614 390,519 1,000,216 41,652 Silesia 1,981 443,912 416,450 66,497 94,481 284,178 • • • Galicia 30,147 4,597,470 5,551,217 1,765,214 1,144,609 3,468,628 • •• Bui^kowina 4,014 456,920 445,505 270,406 217,730 832,524 ... Dalmatia . 4,923 404,499 244,154 48,177 1,254,521 475,592 120,078 liOiubardo-Venetia 9,652 2,446,0.56 1,746,771 575,172 730,939 522,083 26,035 Huiif^ary . 69,214 9,900,785 10,151,761 3,860,335 4,494,463 7,748,671 429,507 Woidwody & Banat 11,549 876,009 2,501,698 480,713 886,457 669,117 75,269 Ci'oatia & Slavonia 7,050 1,826,727 890,147 374,984 325,888 1,253,268 57,124 Traii.sylvania 11,549 1,064,922 2,161,345 1,575,635 913,775 3,563,511 46,989 Military Froutiers Total . English Acres 23,360 1,365,835 793,333 787,632 1,621,636 48,144 1,091,984 247,955 34,438,999 35,854,995 13,785,989 14,569,318 31,864,873 51,272,943 19,713,964 20,834,125 45,. 566, 768 1,561,537 The chief towns of Austria, with their populations in 1857, are — Vienna, 470,222 ; Prague, 142,588; Pesth, 131,705; Venice, 118,172. The inhabitants of Austria are connected by no natural tie, t^xcept that of l)eing under a common sovereign ; they ditfer in race, language, rehgion, as well as in manners, customs, and institutions. In 1857 the population consisted of 7,889,925 Germans ; 15,027,046 Slavonians ; 5,032,089 Italians ; 4,947,134 Magyars ; the rest being Jews, Gypsies, ( 5 reeks, Aniiciiiaiis. etc. \' 1 ■ri ill !f! hi i coiitin^'cnt and reserve, .'inioiuited in JSfJiJ to 7.'M,. '•'.»'.) iin'ii. The follow hig tabic gives the area and population of the ditlereiit staleH in IHOI ; — States. Austria I'nissia Ilavni'ia Saxiiiiy nniiDVor Wtirtt'iiibei'g .. Uaileu Hi'sso ricsso lldlsteinaiid Laucii- ) imig r LuxeiiiliergaiulLiiii- ) •mrt,' )■ Uniiiswick . . >ri.'ckh'nl)urg Kfhweiin . . Nassau Siixe-Weiiiinr Saxe-Mciniiigi'u .Saxe-Altf nbui-g Saxe-C'(il)UiK-fi()tlia . . MucUlcnbuig Strc'litz ...] TUli'. Kiiiiiiie. Kiiigdoiii. Grnnil Diicliy KU'ctorati'. (iraudlJucliy Duchy. Ginnd Duchy Duchy. GiamlDucliy Dudiy. >t »» Grand Duchy. Area. rn.l.'iL' 71,7;il 21i,:i7ti .'■^77'.' 14,7tin 7,t;;fj .O.'.llS 3,2:17 3,920 1,841 1..027 5,102 i,s2;t I,-!!.-. !M17 r>ht 7Ui) 1,047 Pop. 1801. l2,H02,i>44 14,l:iH,H()4 4,f)M'.i,s;i7 2,22.'.,240 I,KS,S,(I70 1,720,708 l,:i(i!l,2!ll 7:iH,4,vi H.'jtl, 11(17 &!)4,5(J(1 421,0HS 2.S2,400 fi4S,44y 4.^7,r.7^ •J7;i,2.''i2 i72,:mi i;i7,ss:i 1.0!t,4;ll iM»,0(i0 Hta'I'i;«, llii- oldi'iiliiii'g k Ktilji-) liaiiNi'M ( Alllllllt. (hi'NHIIII (Jli-) !lii'ri-lli'iiilpiiit;) ., f HclivviiiUliiiig Mini) di'iHliaiiNi'ii Hrliwiiil/liiii« dolhtridt ., r.ii'i'liii'iiHh'lii Wh|.|ccI< ItciiMtt O'Idi't liniiicli) Hi'liHH (VollllKi'l liniii''(i). . . . Hr'linllllllMII'g l,l|i|i l.l|i|icH)<'ll||nld) lll'HHC Illllllllllt'U l,lll)cc|< ■''innkl'iii't Ili'i'ini'ii Uumliili'K TllTAl, Title. Grand Duchy. Duchy, rrliiciipulity '■.,..f LiiridgiTiviatc. I''icc City. Area. 2,421 1000 059 iiOT 4l>l 14,5 448 l(!!l 4:i7 100 142 ;is 74 i;i5 24;!,0.54 I'olt. 18(il 295,242 181,824 04,895 71,913 7,150 58,004 42,130 83,300 30,774 108,513 20,817 40,482 87,518 98,575 229,941 15,013,034 Agriculture. — In many parts of Germany, agricnlliiro is in a very advanced state. Mecklenburg in particular and llolstcin ai'e noi, uihI tobacco are cultivated, though, as regards the first two, not to so great ati extent as fonnerly. The agricultural crops occupy about 01,000,000 iwwh ; ineadou's, 10,000,000; garden.s, 2,500,000; Vineyards, 700,000; woods and forestH, 41,000,000. The fruits of temperate climates are largely produced ; ajiples, peiirs, clufriies, and plums are everywhere common ; and the more delicate; fruits, us tlie peach and apricot, are found in the warmei- districts. Vines are grown to a hu'ge extcnit in the S. and W., particularly along the Middle Khine and the Tiowcr Danube. The annual value of the vdne produced is about £.'i, 000,000. 'I'he forests are extensive, particularly on the hills and mountain-ranges, and on iJiis account many of the latter have wald (wood) attached to their nanu^s, 'I'licy consist chiefiy of firs, pines, larches, beeches, and oaks. Wild aninmls abound all over (jcrmany, among which are the boar, wolf, fox, Iraar, lynx, roe, stag, liai't!, TIm; chamois and marmot are numerous on the Alps. Of dome.stic animals, tli 4111 i4r. 7,ir,0 58,t;o4 42,130 448 83,360 tc. Kill 4:i7 100 142 !iS 74 l.'iO 30,774 ]0S,;-il3 2ti,817 4!t,4S2 K7,'ilS 08,57& 22!I,!I41 24;!,(l.-)4 45,013,034 a very advanced ^celleiice of their [ .some parts of urg and Nortli ,000,000 cattle, have reached a lose of Bielefeld i' cotton and the tivation of tlax, , and the liiien clusst's, Lutheran and lieformed or Calviiiistic, prevail ill tlie north, while the lionuaV Catholics are the most numerous in the south. i,W»m//o».— Germany is in point of education in advance of every other country of Europe. Schools of ditterent kinds have been established, and parents are compelhid to send their children to tlie schools, unless it l)e ^hewn that they are otherwise receiving instruction. There are 24 universities in Germany, with 1G97 professors and teachers, and about 17,G00 students. iJitchk'.^ hife Daimh. — Thes»5 are Sclileswig, HoLstein, and Lauenburg, which formerly belonged to Denmark, but were taken poss(;ssion of by the allied German forces in the war of 18G3-4, and their poss. — The most important river of Austria is the Danube, Avhich drains iimMinTBiwiiimniaw»»MH»ii»wiiiiimwnuitinnie«iiMBMMMwiB»i n'JIL'..»!H) ; 01 WIlR'll, I l^l'I'I'US, JLIIlU'l ^ of the amount they might bo made to (h). The estimated number of acres arabh-, and in vineyards, meadows, woods, etc., in 1859 are given subsequently in tlie table of the population. The estimated produce of that year was, in English bushels, of wheat, 82,51)2,800; rye, 109,G80,G00 ; maize, 73,229,200; oats, 169,224,800; barley, 84,928,000; potatoes, 203,153,400; rice, 567,600 cwt. In 1859 there were 3,460,399 horses; 14,257,166 cattle; 23,781 mules and asses ; 16,964,236 sheep ; 1,527,825 goats ; and 8,151,608 swine m the empire. In Styria, Illyria, and Tyrol the rearing of cattle forms the chief branch of agricultural industry. Hungary and Venice grow large crops of wheat, maize, and rye. The rearing of the silkworm is largely carried on in various parts. Hemp, flax, tobacco, hops, and saffron are grown. The vine is extensively cultivated in the central and southern parts of the empire ; but the wine is of inferior quality, and is chiefly used for home consumption. Minerals. — With probably the exception of Eussia, no country in Europe is equal to Austria in mineral resources. There is scarcely a metal that is not to be found there, and most of them are in great abundance, though, from the lack of means of conveyance, they are not developed to such an extent as they might be. The total annual value of the mineral products in 1859 was £3,912,396 ; of which, gold, £211,178; silver, £293,165; quicksilver, £69,475 ; tin, £6,298; zinc^ £22,000; copper, £253,273; lead and litharge, £181,583; iron, raw and cast, £2,040,660; graphite £5,828; stone coal, £828,939. The principal mining districts are Transylvania, Hungary, Bohemia, Tyrol, Styria, and Salzburg. Salt mines are found in various parts, and especially on each side of the Carpathian chain, — those of Bochnia and Wieliecka, in Galicia, being the greatest in Europe. The amount of rock-salt mined in that year was about 4,000,000 cwts. ; and nearly an equal quantity was obtained from brine springs and sea-water. There is a very great number of mineral springs. Precious stones and building stones of every description .are common. Mamifadures. — ^The manufactures have been making great progress in Austria since the peace of 1815. Cloth, merino shawls, printed cotton goods, and a great variety of articles of luxury, are produced in great excellence in and near Vienna. Vienna, Venice, and other towns of North Italy, furnish silk manufactures. Moravia, Silesia, and Bohemia have acquired a high reputation for the manufacture of glass and crystal wares, as well as linen and woollen goods. Styria and Cariiithia are the chief seats of the iron and steel and other metallic manufactures. An im- mense quantity of jewellery, watches, etc., is produced in Vienna, Gratz, Venice, and Prague. The total annual value of the manufactures is about £120,000,000. The iron and steel manufactures amount to about £5400 annually ; glass and crystal manufactures, £1,800,000 ; earthen and china wares, £1,150,000 ; chemical pre- parations, £5,500,000; linen goods, £13,100,000; woollen goods, £10,650,000 ; cotton goods, £8,000,000 ; silk goods, £600,000. Commerce. — The heavy restrictions till very recently in force on foreign trade, together with the small extent of her sea-coast, limited the commerce of Austria almost entirely to internal traffic. Up to 1848 the Austrian tariff was the highest in Europe ; and many articles of trade were entirely prohil)ited. Customs boundaries also existed between several of the provinces ; but these were abolished in 1850. In 1853 farther facilities for trade were introduced. The construction of railw; ys have also exercised a very beneficial influence upon its commerce. Austria has only about 500 miles of sea-coast, which extend along the N. and E. shores of the Adriatic, from the mouths of the Po ou the W. to Cattaro on the E. The three commercial seaports are Venice, Trieste, and Fiumi. The harbours along the coast of Dalmatia are both numerous and commodious ; but their trade is insignifi- cant. In regard to foreign commerce, Trieste occupies the foremost place, fiom the existence of the Lloyd Company, established in 1833, and three years afterwards taken under government patronage. In 1862, 10,905 vessels, of 769,352 tons, entered, and 10,810 vessels, of 774,910 tons, left the port of Trieste. The number IJiickuwiua Diiliiiatia . IiOiii])iir(lo-^ Hiiii},'iiry . WoidwodyJ Croatia & Si Transylvan Military I'r Totr English The chief 1 Prague, 1 Austria ar sovereign ; institutioui Slavonians Greeks, Ai Belir/i the empire merous an< cations ani ecclesiastic were 23,9 Greek Chu and 1,049, Educi The law re that every school or i educationa institutions 7075; oth schools, 3,i Gover or executi members, ■ foreign affj house of 1( of the liigl There is a hereditary Hue. Till extraordin extraordin The active ])esides 8! men. Thi The 1 of two larj* and separ; The eastei \ ^ I ( I. i\r», i VI iin 1 1 uiiin^ I 1 V lores aml)l(', in tlie table 1 bushels, of 19,224,800 ; 1859 there 16,964,230 , Illyria, and Hungary he silkworm saifron are parts of the onsumption. 1 Europe is is not to be the lack of y might be. I ; of Avhich, ,298 ; zinc, w and cast, ipal mining zburg. Salt Carpathian t in Euroi)e. and nearly ere is a very lies of every is in Austria and a great near Vienna, lanufacturos. manufacture nd Carinthia :-es. An im- , Venice, and 0,000. The and crystal hemical pre- 10,650,000 ; breign trade, e of Austria 3 the highest 1. Customs i abolished in [istruction of ce. Austria E. shores of the E. The irs along the e is insignifi- ace, from the 's afterwards 59,352 tons. The number liuckuwiiia -l,(ili 456,920 445,.5()5 270,406 217,730 S32,524 ... Diilinatia . 4,9:23 404,499 244,154 48,177 1,254,521 475,592 120,078 Ii()ia])ar(lo-Vcnetia 9,652 2,446,056 1,746,771 575,172 730,939 522,083 26,035 lluiif^ary . 69,214 9,900,785 10,151,761 3,860,335 4,494,463 7,748,671 429,507 Woidwoily&Banat 11,549 876,009 2,501,698 480,713 886,457 669,117 75,269 Croatia & Slavoiiia 7,050 1,826,727 890,147 374,984 325,888 1,253,268 57,124 Transylvania 11,549 1,064,922 2,161,345 1,575,635 913,775 3,563,511 46,989 Military Frontiers Total . English Acres 23,360 1,365,835 793,333 787,632 1,621,636 48,144 247,955 34,438,999 35,854,995 13,785,989 14,569,318 31,864,873 1,091,984 51,272,943 19,713,964 20,834,125 45,566,768 1,561,537 The chief towns of Austria, Avith their poimlations in 1857, are — Vienna, 476,222 ; Prague, 142,588; Pesth, 131,705; Venice, 118,172. The inhabitants of Austria are connected by no natural tie, except that of being under a common sovereign ; they difter in race, language, religion, as well as in manners, custorprs, and institutions. In 1857 the population consisted of 7,889,925 Germans ; 1 5,027, 'i46 Slavonians ; 5,632,089 Italians ; 4,947,134 Magyars ; the rest being Jews, Gypsies, Greeks, Armenians, etc. Belif/ion. — The Iloman Catholic is the established and predominant religion of the empire ; but toleration is extended to other sects. The clergy are both nu- merous and powerful, although their wealth has been much diminished by the confis- cations and secularisations of the Emperor Joseph 11. (1705-90). The empire is ecclesiastically divided into 15 archbishoprics and 76 bishoprics. In 1857 there w^ere 23,968,686 lioman Catholics; 3,530,689 united, and 2,921,639 disunited Greek Church; 1,218,831 Lutherans; 1,963,785 Calvinists ; 50,870 Unitarians; and 1,049,871 Jews. Education. — Education has recently been making rapid advances in Austria. The law requires that an elementary school be established in every village ; and that every child, between the ages of six and twelve, shall be educated either in the school or at home. In 1857 there were 3,732,862 children attending the various educational institutions of the empire. Of these, the nuniber attending the superior institutions, universities, etc., was 23,128 ; middle schools, 72,646 ; military schools, 7075; other schools for boys, 11,334; for girls, 23,463; mixed, 1696; national schools, 3,593,504. Government, etc. — The supreme and absolute power, whether legislative, judicial, or executive, is vested in the Emperor. He is assisted by a council of twelve members, with six administrative boards for the several departments of home and foreign affairs, justice, finance, commerce, and religion and education. There is a house of lords composed of 109 members, being princes of the imperial house, chiefs of the highest noble families, archbishops, bishops, and certain nominated members. There is also a lums(^ of representatives, consisting of 343 members. The crown is hereditary in the order of primogeniture in the male, failing which, in the female line. The budget for 1864 gives the ordinary revenue at £52,167,709, the extraordinary at £5,939,647 ; the ordinary expenditure at £51,250,071, the extraordinary at £10,21 1,270. The public debt in 1862 amounted to £252,671,864. The active army consists of 185,182 hifantry ; 39,188 cavalry; 27,661 artillery; besides 8932 engineers ; a pioneer corps of 12,862 ; and a gendarmerie of 10,500 men. The navy consists of 117 vessels of various kinds, carrying in all 1084 guns. PRUSSIA. The kingdom of Prussia, exclusive of some small detached portions, is composed of two large, unequal, and porf(!ctly distinct tracts of countiy about 40 miles apart, and separated from each other by Brunswick, Hanover, and the electorate of Hesse. The eastern and larger portion extends from the Baltic and Russian frontier towards 18 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLA^ . I- the centre of Germany. It lies between lat. 49° 40' and 55° 50' N., and long 9° 50' and 22° 50' E., and is bounded on the N. by the Baltic ; W. by Hanover, Brunswick, Mecklenlnirg, and Electoral Plesse ; S. by Austria and Saxony ; and E. by liussia. The wes^ "rn portion comprehends Westphalia and Khenisli Prussia, and extends on both sides of the Rhine, between lat. 49° 5' and 52° 15' N. and long. 6° and 9° 30' E. It is surrounded by Holland, Belgium, France, Hanover, and other German states. Surface. — The surface of Prussia is generally flat, the greater part of it belonging to the great i)lain of Europe. The eastern portion slopes almost imperceptibly from the southern frontier towards the Baltic, the shore of which is low and sandy. There are no mountains except in the S.W., where portions of the Hartz Mountains and the Thiiringerwald traverse the province of Saxony ; and on the S.E. frontier, where the Eiesengebirge or Giant Mountains extend along the S. border of Silesia. Ranges of elevations occur in other parts, but they nowhere assume the character of mountains. The western portion of the state is divided uito two parts by the Rhine. Each of these consists of a table-land and a low plain. The table-lands are of similar elevation, being in the S.E. about 2000 feet high, but decreasing to about 1(500 feet in the central pai..,. The N. and W. portions are low and Hat. The Rhine between the two table-lands flows through a deep narrow valley noted for its picturesque beauties. Rivers and Lakes. — Prussia is extremely Avell watered by rivers and streams. The principal rivers are the Rhine, Elbe, Oder, Vistula, Niemen, Pregel, "Wartha, Moselle, Ems, and Spree. The Rhine, which intersects the western portion of the state, is navigable for its entire length in the territory, as is also its afliuent the Moselle. The Elbe and Vistula, livers of the eastern portion, are likewise navigable for their entire length in Prussia. The Oder is navigable for barges as far as Ratibor in S. Silesia, and the Pregel and Niemen are both navigable to a considerable distance. The navigable rivers of Prussia are numerous, owing to the flatness of the country through which they flow. On the coasts of the Baltic are several very large lagoons or Haffs, as the Curische Hafl", the Frische Haff", and the Stettiner Haff", or the Great Haff", at the mouth of the Oder. There are an immense number of lakes in Prussia, generally cf small size, and chiefly in the N. and E. provinces. Climafe. — The climate of Prussia varies considerably in the diff'erent parts. In Western Prussia the mean annual temperature is 49-5° Falir., the mean of summer l)eing G3°, and of winter 35° ; in Central Prussia the mean annual is 48°, mean summer G4°, mean winter 33="; and in Eastern Prussia the mean annual is 43°, mean summer 61°, and mean winter 26°. Along the Baltic it is usually cold and humid, particularly towards the E., where the winters are long and severe. ylf/ricuUtirc. — The soil is generally good, and in some parts of great fertility, but there are also extensive tracts of heath, moor, and loose barren sand. Agriculture forms the principal pursuit of the inhabitants, and it is generally conducted with great care. There are almost 2,000,000 forms in the kingdom, mostly of small size, one-half being under 5 morgens, or 3-15 English acres, and only one and a half per cent of them btung more than 1 89 acres. The distribution of the soil is given in a year amounted to 6,309,250 imperial gallons. In 1858 there were 1,022,400 horses, 7077 mules and asses, 5,527,402 horned cattle, 15,374,717 sheep,'GG7'l45 goats, and 2,589.371 swine in the kingdom. Mii,erak—T\u' great mining districts of Prussia are Rhenisli Prussia, West- plialia. Saxony, and Sil(>sia. llen> are found iron, coal, peat, zinc, eop])er. tin. antiiitiiir . ai'smu ilialt. (■!( Ill 1 NERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. ' N., and long 9° \V. by Hanover, Saxony ; and E. Khenisli Prussia, 52° la' N. and France, Hanover, irt of it belonging iperceptibly froni low and sandy. Hartz Mountains tlie S.E. frontier, border of Silesia, me the character Avo parts by the The table-lands ut decreasing to are low and Hat. row valley noted Trs and streams. Pregel, Wartha, n portion of the o its afUuent the kewise navigaljle barges as far as navigable to a us, owuig to the :s of the Baltic rische Haft", and There are an hiefly in the N. ercnt parts. In nean of summer ual is 48°, mean annual is 43°, isually cold and severe. )f great fertility, id. Agriculture conducted with mostly of small Y one and a half soil is given in a il (juarters were, }O,L'r,0 ; barley, in 18-59, 31), 180 roduced in that were 1,022,400 ^^heep, 007,145 I Prussia, AVcst- iic, c(tp])('r, tin, is accorded to the other sects, and Christians of all denominations are equally admissible to public offices. In 18G1 there were 11,298,294 Protestants, 0,906,988 Roman Catholics, 254,78/5 Jews, 10,233 Mennonites, and 13,710 belonging to the Greek Church. The Prussian system of national etlucation is considered the most complete in Europe. Attendance at school is enforced by law on all between the ages of five and fourteen, except they are otherwise receiving instruction. In 1858 there were 24,923 primary schools, with 33,932 teachers and 2,719,072 scholars; 708 middle schools, with 2778 teachers and 90,139 scholars; 101 high town schools, with 911 teachers and 22,940 scholars; 35 preparatory gymnasia, with 220 teachers and 3340 scholars ; and 134 gymnasia, with 1875 teachers and 38,700 sclu)lars. Besides these, the universities of Berlin, Bonn, Breslau, Halle, Greifawald, Konigsberg, and the Academy of Miinster, had 4705 students. The disjointed and naturally defenceless character of the Prussian ns. Arc /I in Kiiij'lish S((. liiik'.s. Pi)iml,itiiiii ill IS(iO. tiANTllNH, Solothurn St. Gall Tcssiii . 'i'limi^au riitcrwuldcii Vvi V^iilais , Valid . Zll^r Zurich . ToT.vr, . An 'I ill Mii::liHli Si|, miles. 253 751 ],o:;2 2i)i; 25 \ 418 1,050 1,179 81 083 15,128 P(iliiil;iti(iii ill isou. Aiirgau . Appi'iizell Basle . l'>ein Freyburg Geneva . Glarus . Grisons Lucerne Neufohatel . SchatFhausen Schweitz 487 150 183 '2558 551 90 274 29()G 573 278 113 335 194,208 ();),431 92,2(15 4(;7,141 105,523 82,87() 33,3t)3 90,713 13Iiii1iiti(in 11 ISOO. (U>,2()3 180,411 11(),:34:5 <.)(I,(I,S() 24,!)U2 14,741 90,7!)2 218,1137 l!t,()OS iiOu,2'l.") 510,41)4 Lud a senate, avery 20,000 of forty-four II among the (! the federal [• three years, iibly, consists :,ters between 1 each canton r army {Biin- •tion of three 4 to 40 3'ears \]v. Landvv<4ir, reserve under •ve (if 17,781 r7!)(; iijo past Leyden to the North Sea. The Meuse, or Maas, enters Holland above Eysden, in Limburg, and after uniting with the Waal, near Gorcum, divides into several branches, forming numerous islands, and eventually falls into the North Sea by several mouths. The Scheldt enters H(dland below Antwerp, and divides into two branches, the East and West Scheldt, forming the islantabli.shments. Among its other maiuifactures are tobacco, eartlieuAvare, sugar, gin (324 distilh'ries), beer. ]»a]»»'r, shoes, and machineiy. ploys about 700 iiiistri'dani <'iiji>ys ;i iiioiiojxily in iliaiiioiid cultiii^^;, wlm ■li li ('III 1 I'. • w>se haircii saiu 1. A; IM ■iiciUMirt l)ut tlicrr arc alsd cxtfnsivc ti'iuts of licatli, iimor, ami 1 furiiis the i»nii(i]»al ])ursuit of the inhabitants, and it is gt-ncvally conducttMl w'nh great caro. TIk-H! ar,L'r>0 ; barley, n IH")!), 3D, 180 ■odiictMl in that voro 1,022,400 sheep, GG7,11;"» Prussia, West- nc, copper, tin, nployed in the (;;i;5,or)8. The vas 5+,i01, and IS of coal W(;re l,GGG,-il2 cwt. arious branches ;oods. Saxony, In 1858 there I ploying 10,279 1)33 hands; 13 8 tow factories, /e.d in weaving 70,110 hands; s, with 34,170 metals. About 000 in that of Baltic, on and ;sberg, Dantzic, 2,009,810 tons, ;i^n ports. The factures of the acco, dye-stuffs, k'ith Russia and avigable rivers, ther by canals. 1 improvement •urths of which ,ys in operation lonarchy in the 1 re])resentative le, establishing udges, etc. ; but power is vested* prhices of the elected by the elected by uni- fuUefct liberty The population of Berlin, the capital, in 1801, was r)24,94r> ; of Breslau, 138,051 ; (f Cologne, 113,083 ; Kiinigsberg, 87,092 ; Magdeburg, 78,005; Dantzic, 72,280; and Aix-la-chapclle, 58,553. SWITZERLAND. Switzerland is an inland country of Europe, .surrounded by France, Germany, and Italy, and lying between 45^ 50' and 47" 5o' N. latitude, and 5° 55' and 10° 30' K. longitude. It is about 210 miles in length from E. to \V., by 140 in breadth, and lias an area of about 15,408 English scpiare miles. Surface, efc. — Switzcndand, as is well known, is characterised by the sublime beauty of its scenery. The surface ju-esents every variety of aspect. Mountains, with their summits covered with perpetual snow, look down upon \i> ys of vine- yards and corn-fields ; while glaciers, avalanches, cataracts, craggy precipices, and deep chasms, a.11 give variety annt ; meadow, 20 percent ; vineyards, 1 per cent; and uncultivated land, water, roads, and dwellings, 31. The quantity of grain produced is not nearly sufficient to meet the wants of the people. The chief agricultural productions are wheat, barley, rye, potatoes, flax, and liemp. The '•ultivation of the vine is in some parts an important branch of industry. The forests abound with game, and the rivers and lakes supply excellent fish. On the mountains are the ibex and chamois. Switzerland is less rich in mineral productions than might be expected from so mountainous a country. Iron is found in various Tho national council is comiioscd of iJd niciuhcis, licin;^' oih' I'ki cvci'v I'd, 000 inhabitants in each canton, ('IcM'tf.'d tricnnially. Tlic senate eonsistM of forty-four nieinhors, two for each canton. Tho federal assond)ly cJKtoses from anions the citizens eligible to the national council seven meniberH to coni|ioHe the federal council, which is the ministry of the administration, and is elected for three years. The *"^deral tribunal, also appointed for three years by the federal ussend>ly, consists of eleven members and eleven substitutes, and decides in all civil matters between the cantons. The federal city is Bern. In its internal administration each canton is independent. The federal army is composed — Ls/, Of tin; re;;idar ariny {/iiin- (hmuszug), comi)osed of men from 20 to 31 years of age, in tlie proportion of three per cent of the population ; 2elgiuni, and I'VaiUM!, Holland proper comprises the ancient republic of the Seven Uniteil IMovinces, with certain portions of the duchy of Lindmrg, and has an area of 12,58(5 Knglish s((uare miles. Surface. — Holland forms the W. extremity of the great ])luin (»!' JCurojte. Its surface is perfectly flat, with the exception of some low hills that traverse tlus pro- vinces of Gelderland, Overyssel, and Utrecht. The land has hvvw formed for tlu^ most part of the deposits of the rivers which flovv through it. These havc^, as far as possible, been confined by embankments within vuuiow chau'icfls, and mnnerous canals have been formed to carry off the superfluous waters, and to serve as means of internal communication. The land thus acquired is nowhei'e nnich above the level of the sea, and is in many parts considerably Ixdow it. Hence, a great part of its coast has to be protected by enormous artificial dykes, foruKMl partly of huge blocks of granite brought from Norway, and partly of nnid and (lay with wicker- work. The entire cost of the defences against iiumdation, including dykes, sluices, drawbridges, and hydraulic works of every kind, is estimated at not less than £300,000,000. The principal rivers are the Rhine, Meu'st;, and Scheldt. The first of these enters Holland at Lobitli, a little below Emmerich, where it is 2300 feet broad, and then divides into two branches, the southern one of which, called the Waal, flows westward for about 45 miles, and joins the Meuse near Gorcum. The other branch, which retains the name of Rhine, flows N.W. for (I miles to Wester- voort, where it again divides ; one branch, the New Yssel, flows N. for altout 05 miles to the Zuyder Zee ; the other branch flows AV. for about 30 mihts to Wyk- by-Durstede, where it again divides. The Lek branch Hows westward for 35 miles, and joins the Meuse 7 miles E. of Rotterdam, while th(! Kromnie Rijn flows N.W. to Utrecht, where a fourth division takes place, the right braiuli, calltMl the Yecht, flowing N.W. to the Zuyder Zee, the left, called tlu} Old Rhine, fl(jwing W. common, land also p of the dyk( lined with time imprc tion. Mann over the c( Amsterdan are sixty-t siderabhi 1 importance tlusre are i earthen wai Amsterdan ]i(nsons. ' the world, centre of shipping c early part Avas in tlv value of tl a fourth c Britain (ll stand higli the latter ■ 4,872, of fleet of He Popui the provin 18 02. Ll contained North Bi (rtildorlai South Il( North H Z.""im(l .a'echt Frieslaiu: Ovcryssc (cfouiugt Diviitho Liuiburf; The princi Rotterdam 30,192. Gaven The crowi vested in t! general is i . v Hi'-n I ' 1,1 III 'Ml I" \ »r Inity-foiir uiiKdi;^ the the fcdciiil tliriM! yciirs. il'Iy, ('(Hisists (TH lietW(!C'n civcli canton miny {Ihm- 'u)]\ of tlirne to K) yciirs r liiiiulwclir, iiHcrvo under H'. of 47,781 at ,C71)(;,ir)G all i'c'li,y;i(tus iHv.il There tnated along md lou!^. 'i° ( )('ean, S. by the king of II ('Oid'edera- n the Dutcli 10, Holland Avith certain ■;(|nar<', miles. l'iiiroj)e. Its cvHo, th(! pro- rned for the have, as far id numerous •V(! as means 1 above the L(i'ul^ti(ili ill 1802. 411,(565 Total Area. 1,270,000 Arable. rusture. 262,000 Wdotla. Wa.ste. North lirahant 286,700 154,200 378,000 Crtildorlaud 411,017 1,260,000 267,000 'j5S,50O 160,500 327,000 South lioUund 042,688 750,(1(10 l;i(i,0()O 432,500 37,500 24,750 Nortli HoUuikI 551,221 650,000 74,200 370,700 17,300 74,2,50 Z.-'iind .... 172,210 410,000 180,500 163,000 0,200 0,850 ■Lm'ht .... 105,68] 340,000 50,;5oo 175,500 38,000 20,600 f^'rie slaiid 270,151 800,000 116,100 406,800 19,500 61,000 ()v-('ryssel 2 H, 8:55 680,000 1:5:5, 2O0 2(i2,000 36,800 331,200 (rroiiiiigt'ii 214,425 580,000 207,600 230,000 3,200 71,250 l)!Viith(! .... 10(l,5U() 650,000 (;o,20(i 116,100 r2,4(M, 217,200 Limburg .... Total . 218,775 5,416,146 550,000 7,050,000 192,700 1,722,500 101,100 2,068,200 57,800 180,000 1,717,000 555,400 The principal towns, with their populations in 1862, are — Amsterdam, 263,204; Rotterdam, 116,403; Hague, 82,620; Utrecht, 55,541 ; Leyden, 37,339; Groningen, 36,192. Government, etc. — The government is a constitutional representative monarchy. The crown is hereditary in the male and female line. The executive power is vested in the king ; the legislative in the king and the States-general. The States- general is composed of tAvo chambers, the one consisting of 39 members, elected for IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-S) 1.0 1.1 l^|21 125 >tt lii 12.2 us u lAO ■ 2.0 li yii^u^ ' < 6" ► Hiotographic Sciences Corporation ^N \ ^ •'^ :\ \ 23 WIST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. USM (716) •72-4503 v\ .4 .^* V^ ^ « ? ^ <> "N N I 20 BLACK^S GENERAL ATLAS- nine years by the several provincial states, the other of 68 members, nominated for four years by 38 electoral districts, each sending one, two, or more members, according to its population. The council of state consists of fourteen members appointed by the king, as are also the ministers or heads of the departments of administration. Each of the provinces has also its legislative and administrative councils, called the provincial states. The established religion is Calvinism, but other religions are tolerated, and state offices are equally open to all. In 1859 there were 1,942,387 Calvinists, 04,539 Lutherans, 1,234,486 Koman Catholics, and 63,890 Jews. There are three universities in Holland, at Leyden, Utrecht, and Groningen, having in all about 1400 students. Besides these, there are numerous primary and infant schools, private boarding-schools, evening and Sunday schools, Latin schools, and gymnasia. About one-seventh of the entire population is at school. The budget for 1801 estimated the national income and expenditure at £7,268,700 and £7,200,000 respectively. The national debt in 1862 amounted to £85,779,715. In that year the Dutch army consisted of 60,902 men and officers ; the navy of 145 vessels of all kinds, with 178C guns. BELGIUM. Immediately S. of Holland, and having on the other sides Germany, France, and the !North Sea, is the kingdom of Belgium, between lat. 49° 27' and 51° 30' N., and long. 2° 34' and 0° 4' E. It is somewhat in the form of a triangle, the longest side of which adjoins France. Its greatest length from N.W. to S.E. is 174, and its greatest breadth from N. to S. 105 miles; area, 11,373 English square miles. Surface. — The surface is generally flat, having few elevations, and these rarely exceeding 2000 feet in height. They are principally to be found in the E. and S.E. parts of the kingdom, the N. and N.W. parts bearing a considerable resemblance to Holland. The provinces of Liege, Luxemburg, and Namur are the most mountainous. In the provinces bordering upon the sea the land is sometimes so low as to require to be protected from inundation by dykes. Some parts along the banks of rivers require to be similarly protected. The principal rivers are the Scheldt, Meuse, and Yzer. The Scheldt flows generally in a S.W. and N.E direc- tion, and is navigable for its entire length in Belgium, about 108 miles. The Meuse has a length in Belgium of 1 1 5 miles, for the whole of which it is navigable. The small river Yzer, which falls into the sea at Nieuport, is navigable for 20 miles. The chief affluents of the Scheldt are the Euppel, formed by the junction of the Dyle and Nethe ; the Demer, an affluent of the Dyle ; the Dender, Darme, and Lys. The affluents of the Meuse are the Ourthe, with its tributaries the Ambleve and Vesdre, and the Sambre. Climate and Productions. — The climate is more temperate and salubrious than that of Holland, and is considered to very much resemble that of England. In the S.E. parts the atmosphere is more pure and bracing than in the lower parts towards the N.W., where it is frequently damp and hazy. Frost rarely appears before the middle of October, or lasts longer than the middle of April. The mean annual temperature at Brussels is 50-3° Fahr. ; the annual fall of rain 27*9 inches. Agricidture has made rapid progress in Belgium since 1830, and affords employ- ment to about one-fourth of the entire population. About 0,500,000 acres of land are under cultivation, chiefly in small holdings, the majority of which do not exceed two and a half acres in extent. The agriculturists are generally averse to the introduction of improvements, but the land is cultivated Avith great care, and is very productive. The estimated produce of 1800, in imperial quarters was — AMieat, 2,400,203; rye, 2,170,254; potatoes, 0,823,007. Among its other pro- ductions are flax, hemp, hops, t()l)acco, madder, beet, chicory, peas, beans, and turnips. A consifleral)l(> part of Bx'lpum is occupi(Ml by forests, especially in tlie of repres Both hou The exe( province elected b ment by sects, bu about 4j educatioi are not schools a not other Liege, B expenditi amounte( cavalry a men and small shi The Lauenbui land, the adjacent by innun 57° 44' 5 E. long. ] sula of J area of 9( much exc and sand, by the sf covered ^ reared, parts to generally crops of y which, wi hagen, th factures. are largel square m has an ar very mucl temperati Prou Denmark of the agi flax, hops attention, resources one or t^ only mint but with ERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. nominated for ore members, ;een members apartments of idministrative Calvinism, but ill. In 1859 lan Catholics, , Utrecht, and are numerous inday schools, pulation is at expenditure at I amounted to a and officers ; many, France, r and 51° 30' a, triangle, the toS.E. is 174, i^nglish square d these rarely le E. and S.E. resemblance tire the most sometimes so arts along the dvers are the nd N.E direc- miles. The is navigable. for 26 miles, [notion of the , Darme, and the Ambleve lubrious than and. In the parts towards ars before the mean annual 27-9 inches, brds employ- acres of land v^hich do not illy averse to 'eat care, and larters was — ;s other pro- beans, and pcially in the of representatives consists of 108 members elected by the people for four years. Both houses meet annually in the month of November, and sit usually for six weeks. The executive is vested in the king, assisted by six responsible ministers. Each province is under a governor chosen directly by the king, and a provincial council elected by the people. Trial by jury is established ; the press is free ; and punish- ment by death abolished. Not only is the fullest liberty accorded to all religious sects, but the ministers of each are paid out of the public treasury. There are about 4,600,000 Koman Catholics, 7600 Protestants, and 1400 Jews. The educational institutions are in a very efficient state, but it is complained that they are not sufficiently taken advantage of, attendance not being compulsory. The schools are open to all, and gratuitous instruction is provided for all those who may not otherwise have the means of acquiring it. There are four universities, of Ghent, Liege, Brussels, and Lorraine. The budget of 1862 estimates the revenue and expenditure at £6,128,579 and £5,807,055 respectively. The national debt amounted in 1862 to 29,544,300. The army consists of 56,550 infantry, 8202 cavalry and gendarmerie, 6700 artillery, and 2266 engineers, etc. ; in all, 73,718 men and 10,690 horses. The navy is insignificant, consisting only of two or three small ships. DENMAEK. The Danish kingdom (exclusive of the duchies of Schleswig, Holstein, and Lauenburg, which now belong to Germany) comprehends the peninsula of Jut- land, the islands of Zeeland, Fiihnen, Laaland, and about 200 larger and smaller adjacent islands in the Nortli Sea and the Baltic. The coasts are deeply indented by innumerable gulfs, bays, and inlets. Denmark lies between N. lat. 54° 35'' and 57° 44' 52", and with the exception of the island of Bornholm, which is between E. long. 14° 42' and 15° 10', between E. long. 7° 37' 22" and 12° 34'. Tlie penin- sula of Jutland is about 180 miles in length l)y about 80 in breadth, and has an area of 9667 square miles. Its surface is almost perfectly flat, none of its elevations much exceeding 500 feet above the level of the sea. The soil is mostly of a barren and sandy nature, and much damage is frequently done to the cultivated districts by the sand when carried about by high winds. A considerable portion of it is covered with wood. The pastures are extensive, and large numbers of cattle are reared. Along the western coast, however, where the coast is low and has in many parts to be protected from inundation, as in Holland, by dykes, the surface is generally marshy ; but where cultivated is of great fertility, producing abundant crops of wheat, oats, barley, rye, etc. The largest of the Danish islands is Zeeland, which, Avith some small adjacent islands, has an area of 2700 square miles. Copen- hagen, the capital, stands on its E. coast, and it is also the chief seat of the manu- factures. The soil is well wooded and fertile ; and agriculture and cattle-rearing are largely carried on. Fiihnen, the next in size of the islands, has an area of 1270 square miles. Its surface is undulating, and the soil very productive. Laaland has an area of 450, and Bornholm of 220 square miles. The climate of Denmark very much resembles that of Scotland, but is more humid. At Copenhagen the mean temperature of the year is 47"9° — of summer 62°, of winter 32°. ProthicHons. — Agriculture has of late years been making great progress in Denmark, and large tracts are being annually brought into cultivation. The chief of the agricultural productions are oats, liarley, rye, wheat, potatoes, rape-seed, hemp, flax, hops, and tobacco. The rearing of horses and cattle is an object of great attention. The fisheries are extensively prosecuted along the coasts. The mineral resources of Denmark are inconsiderable. Iron-ore is found in small quantity in one or two places, but there are no mines either of it or any other metal. The only minerals of importance are coals, freestone, salt, and porcelain and other clays ; but with the exct' about £400,000 was paid. Sliip and bnat ■,y iwn.-sui, i^|n-ti.iii)' 1(1 uiu I I'vcryvviirrc ill I *« t and Vc'sdiT, and tlif Sandtre. Clinuik and rrodudims. — The climate is more temperate and salubiious than tliat of Holland, and is considered to very much resemble that of England. In the S.E. ])arts the atmosphere is more pure and bracing than in the lower parts towards the N.W., where it is frequently damp and hazy. Frost rarely appears before the middle of October, or lasts longer than the middle of April. The mean annual temperature at Brussels is 50-3° Fahr. ; the annual fall of rain 27*9 inches. Agriculture has made rapid progress in Belgium since 1830, and affords employ- ment to about one-fourth of the entire population. About 6,500,000 acres of land are under cultivation, chiefly in small holdings, the majority of which do not exceed two and a half acres in extent. The agriculturists are generally averse to the introduction of improvements, but the land is cultivated with great care, and is very productive. The estimated produce of 1860, in imperial quarters was — A\nieat, 2,460,203; rye, 2,170,254; potatoes, 6,823,607. Among its other pro- ductions are flax, hemp, hops, tobacco, madder, beet, chicory, peas, beans, and turnips. A considerable part of Belgium is occupied by forests, especially in the provinces of Luxemburg, Namur, and Liege. The rearing of cattle receives a consider- able degree of attention in the two Flanders, and in other districts. Belgium is rich in various kinds of minerals, as coal, iron, calamine, lead, etc. The coal-beds occupy an area yf about 320,000 acres in the provinces of Hainault, Liege, and Namur, and furnish all the varieties, from anthracite to the richest gas-coal. In 1860, 9,000,000 tons of coal were raised in Belgium, of the total value of more than £4,000,000, and employing upwards of 7 4,000 persons. The chief iron districts are the arrondisse- nient of Charleroi, and the provinces of Namur, Liege, and Luxemburg. In 1860, 280,000 tons of cast-iron were produced. The other metallic products are calamine, pyrites, blende, and lead. Marble is in many parts abundant ; and there are numerous quarries of freestone, limestone, granite, slates, etc. Mamtfadures and Commerce. — The manufactures of Belgium are extensive and varied, comprising cast-iron, machinery, fire-arms, nails, cutlery, cotton, woollen, linen, and silk fabrics ; gloves, paper, glass, sugar. Upwards of 20,000 persons are employed in the manufacture of fire-arms in Liege and the vicinity. Cutlery is the staple manufacture of Namur ; but it has been stationary for some time. The number of spindles employed in the Belgium mills is about 550,000. Lace is one of the most important manufactures of the counta'y, and affords employment to about 125,000 women and girls, chiefly in Flanders, and in the provinces of Brabant and Antwerp. The centre of the woollen manufacture is Verviers. In 1860, 3780 vessels, of 667,287 tons, entered,and 3959, having 694,225 tons, left the various ports of Belgium ; and on the 1st January 1861, 116 vessels, of 33,111 tons, belonged to the country. The total value of the exports was £1 8,800,000, imports £20,640,000. The chief trade is with France, England, Holland, and Gennany. Belgium is well provided with means of internal communication. It has 630 miles of river naviga- tion, and 376 miles of canals. The roads are numerous, and in excellant condition. They are of three kinds, those maintained by the state and those by the provinces and communes. There are 3865 miles of the first class. In 1835 the Brussels and Malines Railway was opened, and since that time numerous other lines have been laid down, so that in 1860 there were 1200 miles in operation. P()j)idaflnn, etc. — Belgium is divided into nine provinces, — Antwerp in the N.W. and E. ; Flanders and Hainault in the W. ; Namur in the S ; Luxemburg in the S.E. ; Liege and Limburg in the E. ; and Brabant in the centre. In 1830 it contained 3,785,814 inhabitants; in 1840, 4,073,162; in 1850, 4,426,202; and in 1861, 4,731,957. At 1st January 1861 Brussels, the capital, contained 174,829 iidiabitants. The government is a constitutional representative monarchy. The crown is hereditary in the male line only. The legislative power is vested in the king, the senate, and the house of representatives. The senate consists of 54 members nominated by the people, and holding office for eight years. The house 'J 111 I lie I i>i r> wiKTC .'lOUlKlailt. salubrious than igland. Ill the r i)arts towards lears before the e mean annual 11 27*9 inches, affords employ- ID acres of land which do not erally averse to great care, and quarters was — its other pro- jas, beans, and specially in the eives a consider - Belgium is rich oal-beds occupy md Namur, and 800, 9,000,000 an £4,000,000, i the arrondisse- lurg. In 1860, ;ts are calamine, and there are e extensive and otton, woollen, 300 persons are Cutlery is the me time. The 0. Lace is one employment to nces of Brabant In 1860, 3780 lie various ports ons, belonged to ts £20,640,000. Belgium is well of river naviga- ellant condition, y the provinces he Brussels and lines have been erp in the N.W. xemburg in the e. In 1830 it 4,426,202; and itained 174,829 tionarchy. The is vested in the consists of 54 irs. The house factuivs. The soil is well wooded and fcrtilr ; and agriculture and cattle-rearing are largely carried on. Fiihnen, the next in size of the islands, has an area of 1270 square mile.s. Its surface is undulating, and the soil very productive. Laaland has an area of 450, and Bornholm of 220 square miles. The climate of Denmark very much resembles that of Scotland, but is more humid. At Copenhagen the mean temperature of the year is 47"9° — of summer 62°, of winter 32°. Productions. — Agriculture has of late years been making great progress in Denmark, and large tracts are being annually brought into cultivation. The chief of the agricultural productions are oats, barley, rye, wheat, potatoes, rape-seed, hemp, Hax, hops, and tobacco. The rearing of horses and cattle is an object of gi'eat attention. The fisheries are extensively prosecuted along the coasts. The mineral resources of Denmark are inconsiderable. Iron-ore is found in small quantity in one or two places, but there are no mines either of it or any other metal. The only minerals of importance are coals, freestone, salt, and porcelain and other clays ; but with the exception of the last, even these are not of great extent. Peat is everywhere abundant. Manufactures and Commerce. — Denmark is not naturally fitted for being a great manufacturing country, and hence this branch of industry does not generally receive a great share of attention. Tliere are numerous porcelain, glass, and brick and tile works, and a number of iron-works have recently been established, the raw material being imported from England. The woollen, linen, and cotton manufactures are for the most part domestic, and for home use. The other manufactures are silk, leather, -sugar, tobacco, brandy, beer, paper, etc. The chief articles of export are grain, cattle, butter, cheese, horses, brandy, beer, hides, and fish ; of import, sugar, coffee, tea, wine, salt, cotton, wool, coals, timber, and iron. In 1859 the total imports amounted to £6,639,103, of which £2,591,195 belonged to the duchies; the exports to £4,440,551, £2,302,174 being from the duchies. At 1st January 1861 Denmark possessed 5653 vessels, of 123,169 tons, of which 2883 vessels, of 53,673 tons, belonged to the duchies. With the exception of the govern- ment roads established between all the principal places, the roads are generally in a bad condition. The first railway was opened in 1847, and there are now about 200 miles in operation. Population, etc. — In 1840 Denmark contained 2,131,988 inhabitants ; in 1850, 2,296,597; and in 1860, 2,605,024. Of this last, Denmark proper contained 1,600,551; Schleswig, 409,907; Holstein, 544,419; and Lauenburg, 50,147. The chief towns, with their populations, were — Copenhagen, 155,143; Altona, 45,524; Flensburg, 19,682; Kiel, 17,541; Odense, 14,255. The government was an absolute hereditary monarchy, but since 1834 a national representative council has been appointed. The kingdom was then divided into four political provinces — the Danish Islands, Jutland, Schleswig, and Holstein — each of which had its own provincial asseml:)ly. The national council was composed of 60 members, 15 nominated by the king, the remainder by the provincial assembly, the nobility, and clergy. As Duke of Holstein and Lauenburg, the king was a member of the German Confederation, and had three votes in the General Assembly, and the tenth place in the Representation. The established religion is Lutheran, but civil rights and privileges are equally enjoyed by members of other sects, the number of whom, however, is very small. The affairs of the church are administered by eight bishops appohited by the crown. A system of national education is established, and attendance at school is compulsory on all between the ages of seven and fourteen not otherwise receiving instruction. Free education is afforded to those whose parents are unable to pay for it. The nominal strength of the Danish army on the peace footing is about 25,000 men, but during the war with Austria and Prussia in 1863-64 there were in the field 49,300 infantry, 10,600 cavalry, and 9000 artillery, with 144 guns. The navy in 1862 consisted of 4 ships of the line, 9 frigates, 7 corvettes, and 75 other vessels, having in all 1144 guns. The revenue he Wli(»I(; of i>I\v;iv IS i)i)L more tlian 1 to 10, and if we exclude a tew local eiilar^M-inciits of tlic ]>lains near the caiiitals, it would not exceed 1 in 100. The principal cioi)s are barley and rye, and next to them oaU, Hax, hemp, anNv<;tl to Ix; cxixu-tcd, and tlic «'X|)«ntiitioii of tin; ore is still prohiljiti'd. Copper is also abundant in various parts ; the richest mines are at Fahlun. Lead and cMjbalt are found, l)ut only in a few places. Silver is also obtained to a small extent ; and gold, though found, is not wrought. Miunifacfures and Commerce. — The total value of ihe manufactured goods in 18G0 was £^,839,400; there being that year 2.509 factories, employing 30,757 persons. Woollen, linen, and cotton stuH's are largely manufactured, weaving being very generally carried on by the peasantry in their own houses. Leather, i)aper, tobacco, sugar, glass, earthenware, cast-iron, ])eer and brandy, are among the chief of its other manufactures. A large decrease in the quantity of brandy distilled has recently taken phice in consequence of a rise in the rate of duty. In 1835 there were 85,172 small and 070 largo distilleries, whereas in 1800 there were only 2824 small and 353 large distilleries. In the latter year 8,451,500 gallons of brandy were made, on which a duty of about £400,000 was paid. Ship and boat building is carried on io some extent at most of the ports. The merchant fleet of Sweden in 1800 consisted of 3200 vessels, with an aggregate burden of about 308,084 tons. In 1800, 5480 vessels, of 239,239 tons, entered, and 7340 vessels, of 497,919 tons, left the various ports of Sweden; the value of the imports being £4,581,000, of the exports £4,805,000. A great portion of the internal trade of Sweden is carried on coastwise, there being few provinces that are not washed by the sea. The large inland lakes are of great use in this respect. There are several canals, the chief of which is the Gota, which, by means of the river of that name, and the lakes Wener and Wetter, connects the Baltic with the Cattegat. Th(3re are good roads between all the principal towns, and in the winter season sledges are much used for the conveyance of goods. Population, etc. — Sweden comi)rises three large divisions — Gothland in the S., Sweden propc^r in the centre, and Norland in tlie N., which are subdivided into 24 hms or provinces. The population in 1800 was 2,347,303; in 1822, 2,045,205 ; in 1855, 3,039,332; and in 1801, 3,859,728. Stockholm, the capital, contained in 1800, 121,737 inhabitants. The government is a constitutional monarchy, hereditary in the male line, with a representative diet, composed of four chambers of deputies from the nobility, clergy, burghers, and peasantry respectively. The diet is convened every five years, and usually sits for three or four months. Tho head of every noble family (of Avhich there are about 2300) is by law a member of the chamber of nobles, but usually only four or five hundred attend. The ecclesias- tical chamber consists of about 00 deputies from the various dioceses, besides the 1 2 bishops and the Archbishop of Upsala, who is president. The burgher chamber consists of 97 representatives, and the peasant of 144. The king has a veto on the decrees of the diet, but has no controlling power over their deliberations. He has the right to introduce measures for their consideration, but can impose no new taxes nor contract loans without their sanction. The people are almost all Lutherans, there being only about 2000 Roman Catholics and 1000 Jews, Toleration is accorded to all, but only Lutherans are admitted to state offices. Education is very generally diffused, and it is stated th.it there is not one person in a thousand that cannot read and write. Owing to the sparseness of the population, many districts have only ambulatory schoolmasters, or masters remaining for only a few months in the year. There are two universities, at Upsala and Lund, attended by about 1700 students; besides which there are about 145,000 receiving education at the parish schools, 120,000 at ambulating schools, and 130,000 at home. The Swedish army consists of 144,013 men, exclusive of officers, as follows: — 1. Tho raerfmde, 7092 men voluntarily enlisted for six years ; 2. The Gothland militia, 7021, who serve only in that island ; 3. The Indclta, 33,405, a kind of mililla who are called out about four weeks annually, and receive a house, land, an 1 a small annual paynuuit in money or kind ; and 4. Troops raised by subscription, f 1 22 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS- ^ ■■V 95,295, every male between 20 and 25 years of age being bound to serve. The navy of 1802 consisted of 8 ships of the line, G frigates, 7 corvettes, 4 brigs, 18 schooners, 88 gun-boats, besides numerous smaller vessels. The state revenue for 1 80 1-64 is estimated at £1,009,527 yearly; and the expenditure at £1,495,095. The national debt in 1802 amounted to £2,473,559. RUSSIA. This extensive country, wliich comprehends approaching to two-thirds of the entire area of the continent of Europe, extends (including the Trans-Caucasian provinces, which, though in Asia, are usually included in European Russia) from 38° 20' to 70° N. lat., and from 17° 40' to 00° 20' E. long. It is bounded on the N. by the Arctic Ocean ; E. by the Ural Mountains, the Ural river, and the Caspian ; S. by Asiatic Turkey, Persia, and the Black Sea ; and W. by Turkey, Austria, Prussia, the Baltic, Sweden, and Norway. The Russian Empire includes large portions of Asia and North America, and has an area of 7,957,000 square miles, or not far from one-sixth of the entire land area of the globe. Surface and Climate. — The surface of European Russia is one vast plain from the Ural to the Caucasian Mountains. In all this vast region there is scarcely a height that can properly be called a mountain. The Valdai Hills, which form a table-land in the governments of Novgorod and Twer, have an average elevation of about 900 feet, and the highest summit does not exceed 1100 feet above the level of the sea. There is a gradual rise in the land towards the Baltic, so that the provinces on that sea have a mean elevation of about 1000 feet. The Ural Mountains are of no great elevation. Their average height is only about 1000 feet, while their loftiest summit does not exceed 5400 feet above the level of the sea. They are, however, of great breadth, and extend througli eighteen degrees of lati- tude. The Caucasian chain, in the S., extends in a N.N.W. and S.S.E. direction, between the Black Sea and the Caspian. It is about 700 miles in length, and from 65 to 150 in breadth. Mount Elburz, the highest peak, is about 17,800 feet above the level of the sea. A great portion of the surface, especially in the. S.E., is occu- pied by immense deserts, called Steppes, generally either destitute of vegetation or scantily covered with grass. The vast region of the tundras, extending from N. lat. 04° to the N. coast, is a swamp in summer, and is covered with ice for nine months in the year. The country is watered by numerous rivers, several of them being the largest in Europe. The principal are the Ural, Volga, Kuma, Terek, Kur, and Aras, falling into the Caspian ; the Don, into the sea of AzofF ; the Kuban, Dnieper, Bug, and Dniester, into the Black Sea ; the Vistula, Niemen, Narva, Neva, Ulea, Kemi, and Tornea, into the Baltic ; and the Onega, Dwina, Mezen, and Petchora, into the White Sea and the Arctic Ocean. The more important of these have already been noticed under Europe. Russia contains a large number of fresh and salt water lakes, chiefly in the N. and N.W. The chief of these are Lakes Ladoga and Onega, the former having an area of 0190, the latter of 3500 square miles. Finland, in particular, contains an iunnense number of lakes ; and a number of salt- water or brackish lakes exist in the steppes in the S.E. From its vast extent, Russia possesses a great variety of climate. It is much colder than that of any other European country in the same latitudes, and becomes rapidly colder as Ave proceed eastward. Archangel, in lat. 04° 32' N., has a mean annual temperature of 33° Fahr.— in summer 58°, in whiter 12°; St. Petersburg, in lat. 59° 50', mean annual temperature 39° — in winter 18°, in summer 01°; IVIoscow, in lat. 55° 45', mean annual temperature 40° — in winter 15°, in sunnner 05°; Tiflis, in 41° 40'^ mean annual temperature 55° — in winter 35°, in summer 55°. rroduclims.—^\\i\\. such an extent of soil, and-Buch a variety of climate, the vegetable productions nuist necessarily l)e very various. A large portion of the Pop\ 1858, 6}" soil of th Grea Astri Kazii Sout West Fiula Trail: Littl Haiti Polai These dis more imp 104,109 ; of the C subject t( customs, administr merchants privileges court and the PoUsl anism is inhabitani Poland, primary, ; respective 1800 was troops or men, and certain lo men, cons and engii corvettes, guns. It surface is covered with fcm'sts, wliich vield excellent buildiii"- timl ler, as well as t ir, A C( 15° 30' a by Austri the Sea o is about dependen Ottoman Asia, and having in 37,OO0,0( ERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. serve. The s, 4 brigs, 18 i revenue for £1,495,095. -thirds of the ans-Caucasian Russia) from Linded on the ver, and the ^. by Turkey, PlUE inchides 7,000 square st plain from ! is scarcely a ^vhich form a ;e elevation of bove the level ;, so that the ,. The Ural )ut 1000 feet, el of the sea. grees of lati- E. direction, th, and from 00 feet above S.E., is occu- vegetation or a: from N. lat. nine months them being ek, Kur, and 3an, Dnieper, Neva, Ulea, md Petchora, these have of fresh and akes Ladoga square miles, imber of salt- vast extent, that of any colder as we temi)erature 9° 5G', moan lat. 55" 45', i, in 41° 40', climate, the )rtion of the s well as tar, Population, etc. — In 1838 Russia contained 54,752,791 inhabitants, and in 1858, 68,479,128, as in following table, which gives also the distribution of the soil of the larger divisions in English square miles : — Districts. Aruii ill Kii^'liMh S«l. Miles. ropnlntion in 1858. Aruble. Wood. Meadow. Waste. Great Russia . Astrakhan ICazau .... South Russia . West Russia . Finland .... Trans-Caucasus Little Russia . Baltic Russia . Poland .... Total 888,088 326,478 235,740 170,177 162,695 145,890 80,701 80,682 57,435 49,408 21,219,651 4,712,525 8,432,394 4,775,953 8,675,930 1,724,193 3,492,894 6,817,881 2,837,328 4,790,379 123,307 20,374 49,723 8,649 63,444 ■ fl ■ 39,360 7,101 345,302 51,850 139,805 630 57,747 • • • lii'sos 21,724 38,433 43,258 22,359 15,652 18,000 13,876 5,403 361,276 224,284 9,683 59,392 15,865 • •• 12,630 18,719 • • ■ 2,161,294 68,479,128 311,958 628,860 157,081 701,849 These districts are subdivided into seventy governments. The populations of the more important towns were — St. Petersburg, 520,131 ; Moscow, 380,370 ; Odessa, 104,169 ; Riga, 72,136. The government is an absolute monarchy, in the hands of the Czar or Emperor, who is also the head of the Church. His authority is subject to no control, except in so far as he may yield obedience to established customs. Public business is carried on under , the emperor by certain boards of administration. The inhabitan|s are divided into four classes : the nobles, clergy, merchants and burghers, and peasants. Several of these classes enjoy certain privileges and immunities. Toleration is extended to all religious sects, but the court and the great body of the people belong to the Orthodox Greek Church. In the Polish provinces a great part of the people are Roman Catholics, and Luther- anism is generally professed in the Baltic provinces. In the S.E. many of the inhabitants are Mohammedans, and even pagans. Jews are numerous, especially in Poland. Russia has six universities, and a large number of institutions for middle, primary, and special instruction. The revenue and (expenditure in 1862 amounted respectively to £44,379,275 and £46,592,960. The total debt at 1st January 1860 was £139,397,804. The Russian army consists of regular and irregular troops or Cossacks. The regular army on the war footing amounts to 942,229 men, and the Cossacks to 183,785 men ; besides regular troops employed in certain localities, amounting to about 144,418 men, and a reserve of 503,335 men, consisting of veterans and invalid soldiers of the infantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers. The navy consists of 18 ships of the line, 25 frigates, and 25 corvettes, besides a number of smaller vessels ; amounting in all to 310, with 3691 guns. It is divided into the Baltic, Black Sea, and Pacific Ocean fleets. TUEKEY. A country of southern Europe, lying between 39° and 48° 20' N. lat., and 15° 30' and 29° 30' E. long., and bounded on the N. by Russia and Austria; W. by Austiia, tlie Adriatic, and the Ionian Sea ; S. by Greece, the Archipelago, and the Sea of Marmora ; and E. by the Bhiok Sea. lis greatest length from E. to W. is about 700 mih.'s, and its greatest breadth a])out 650. Area, hicluding th(e d(>pendencies of Moldavia, Wallachia, and Servia, 202,852 H(iuare miles. The Ottoman Empire comprises, besides Turkey in Europe, a large poition of western Asia, and, at least nominally, Egypt, Nubia, Tripoli, Fez, and Tunis, in Africa ; having in all an area of about 1,823,000 square miles, and a population of nearlv 37,000,000. '' S II r flier and ('I/'ina \ BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS— IN fection. Flax, hemp, sesamum, Haffron, cotton, tobacco, and madder, are the chief of the remaining articles of culture. Sheep and goats are abundant in all parts of Turkey, and cattle in Wallachia, Servia, and Bosnia. Oxen are every- where employed in field labour, and buffaloes are common in Bulgaria, Kuniilia, and other parts. Swine are reared in vast numbers in Servia, liosnia, and Croatia. The horse is small but active ; niuh^s are numerous in Montenegro and the other mountahious parts of Turlttiy ; and the ass is nnich used in Rumilia and the southern provinces. Among the wild animals are bears, wolves, jackals, wild boars, hares, and other species of game. Fish is plentiful in the rivers ; and leeches a])ound in the marshes, forming an important article of export. Tlie nnnerals of Turkey are copper, lead, iron, coal, salt, nitre, etc., but the mines are almost entirely neglected. Excellent marble is found in various i)arts. Maniifaclan's and Cuininerrc — The numufactures are almost entirely domestic, but they display greater excellence than might have been expectcid in a country so tar behind in other respects. The leather, silk, carpets, and embroidery of Turkey are celebrated, and constitute important articles of exjiort. Besides these, the chief manufactures are cotton, woollen, and linen stulfs, cutlery, fire-arms, gun- powder, and saddlery. Dyeing and cotton-printing is carried on in ditlerent localities. The commerce is chieHy in the hands of Giceks, Armenians, and Jews. The principal imports are liiuiii, woollen, cotton, and silk goods, colonial products, dye-stuffs, hardware, earthenware, and paper. Its chief exjwrts are the productions of its soil. We have no means of estimating the value of the exi)orts and imports ; but in 18G1 the declared real value of tlu^ i!X])orts from Turkey into the United Khigdom was £3,031,1)21), and of the imports £3,101,020. The roads of Turkey are in a wretched condition ; and though several railways have been projected, there are none yet in op(!ratit)n. Po'pulaiion, etc. — Tin'kcy in FiUrope, including the dependencies of Moldavia, Wallachia, and Servia, had in 184 l an estimated population of 15,730,000. It is divided into 15 ei/alels, or general governments, each of which is under a Vali, or pasha ; and subdivided into 43 llvas, or ])rovinces, governed by hdmalMm. The livas comprise 37 G ccr.as, or districts. The Sultan, who is the thief of the Mohammedan religion as well as sovei'eigu, possesses al)Solute power, but must at the same time govern according to the principles laid down in the Koran, and as explained by the Mufti and the assembly of the Ulcma, or wise men. The Mufti is at the head of the religious administration, and must always be consulted by the Sultan before undertaking anything of importance. The assembly of the Ulema is composed of theologians and jurists summoned by the Mufti to aid him with their advice. The Sultan is assisted in the govcirnment by a cabinet council, or Divan, composed of the Mufti and the princii)al ministers of the state, and presided over by the Grand Vizier, who is at the Ih^'uI of the civil administration. The court of the Sultan is usually called the Sitlilinic Porte. jMohammedanism is the established religion of the country, but, with some restrictions, other sects are tolerated ; and, indeed, the adherents of other sects in European Turkey outnumber the Mohanmiedans. Medressas, or colleges, are attached to most of the princi])al mosques ; and public schools are established in all the larger towns, but the instruction imparted is of little practical value. Th<5 revenue for 1800 amounted to £9,711,008, and the expenditure to £11,088,583. The iniblic debt in 1800 was £ tO,84l),220. The effective force of the army amounts to about 120,000 men, besides a reserve force of about the same nundua'. The navy in 1850 consisted of 64 vesssls, manned by 34,000 sailors and 4000 marines. GREECE. Greece lies immeiliaiely S. of Tni'key, and is bounded on tlie other sides by Greek women a Greeks is mari vessels, having exports in 180: Population. 1855, 1,043,15 Islands falls no constitutional r the chandler of tember 1804, tl of deputies, to sisted of 282 I Islands. The public worship great mass of 1 accorded to al cers ; the navy guns. The pi £0,802,301. A countr; 35' and 18° 3 from Switzerli Mediterranean from the Alps breadtli, from but its genera] Surface a Avhicli extend side, to the Gi which, hovvev( Po. This vast on the S. by i along the slioi the 12tii degr the entire len; branches, end est sununit is feet. The eu possesses num beauty of the Maggiore, Gai with the exce Arno are the different part; districts, the t part of the C/ Florence, SO^ only falls on 1 from the si.ro( hhmds.- are — Corsica, sejiaratod froi ^.L ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. 23 ire the laut in i evcry- ilia, and Croatia, le other oiithern s, hares, Ltund in •key are ^tjlected. omestic, iintry so ■ Turkey ese, tlie ns, gun- ditterent id Jews. )roducts, iductions imports ; ! United Turkey rojected, Toldavia, 0. It is P^'ali, or Tlie livas iininedan wne time 3d by tlie li head of an before iposed of eo. Tlio hed of tlie le Grand Sultan is ligion of , indeed, umechms. lid public rted is of and the 20. The jrve force aimed by Greek women are noted for their skill in embroidery. The favourite pursuit of the Greeks is maritime commerce. The merchant fleet in 1860 consisted of 4070 vessels, having in all 263,075 tons, and employing about 30,000 seamen. The exports in 1862 amounted to £797,568 ; the imports to £314,197. ropuhition, etc.— In 1821 the population was 675,646 ; in 1843, 863,003; in 1855, 1,043,153; and in 1861, 1,096,810; to which the population of the Ionian Islands falls now to be added, making the total 1,325,479. The government is a constitutional monarchy ; and the legislative power is exercised by the king and the chanibei- of diiputies collectively. By the new constitution, decided on in Sep- tember 18<)4, the whole legislative power of the realm is vested in a single chamber of deputies, to the exclusion of a senate or upper house. The new chamber con- sisted of 282 members, elected by universal sutl'rage, including 84 from the Ionian Islands. The executive is dividtid into six departments — interior, finance, justice, public worship, war, and foreign affairs. Though the king is a Protestant, the great mass of the people belong to the Greek Church, and universal toleration is accorded to all creeds. In 1862 the army consisted of 7668 men and 364 offi- cers ; the navy of 1 frigate of 50 guns, and 31 smaller vessels, having in all 120 guns. sides ])y The public revenue was £892,741 ; expenditure, £885,269 ; public debt, £6,892,361. ITALY. A country of southern Europe, lying between 36° 35' and 47° N. lat., and 6° 35' and 18° 35' E. long. It is bounded on tlie N. by the Alps, which separate it from Switzerland and Austria ; W. by France and the Mediterranean ; S. by the Mediterranean ; and E. l)y the Ionian Sea and the Adriatic. Its greatest length, from the Alps in the N. to Cabo-di-Leuca in the S., is about 700 miles ; and its breadth, from the head of the Gulf of Trieste to the Ehoue in Savoy, is 380 miles, but its general breadth does not exceed 100. Surface and Clhnate. — It is sepai-ated from the rest of Europe by the Alps, Avliich extend in a semicircular direction from the head of the Adriatic on the one side, to the Gulf of Genoa on the other. These send off' branches into the interior, which, however, quickly subside into the fertile and highly-cultivated basin of the Po. This vast plain, 250 miles in length by 150 in breadth where widest, is bounded on the S. by the Apennines, which take their rise from the Maritime Alps, extend along the slionis of the Gulf of Genoa, and afterwards continue eastward to about tlie i2tli degree of E. longitude, when they turn gradually southward and traverse the entire length of the Italian peninsula. They send off' in their course numerous branches, enclosing valleys which frequently open into extensive plains. The high- est summit is ]\Ionte Corno, in the Sasso d'ltalia, which attains a height of 10,154 feet. The entire country is noted for the beauty and variety of its scenery. It possesses numerous lakes, some of which are of great extent, and add much to the beauty of the scenery. Lakes Conio and Iseo, with portions of those of Geneva, Maggiore, Garda, and Lugano, are included in Italy. The rivers are numerous, but, with the exception of the Po, are all of small size. The Tiber, the Adige, and the Anio are the largest of the others. The climate, though varying considerably in different parts, is on the whole dry, mild, and salubrious, except in a few marshy districts, the chief of which are the JMareinma in Tuscany, the Pontine Marshes, and part of the Canipagna tli lioma. The mean annual temperature at Milan is 53-6°; at EloreiKH', 59-4° ; at lionie, 60^; and at Naples, 62"2°. In the southern parts snow only falls on the toi)s and slopes of the mountains. They frequently, however, sutt'er from the sirocco, or hot wind, which blows from the hot and arid regions of Africa. Islamh. — In the vicinity of Italy are a number of islands, the chief of which ari> — Corsica, 120 miles in length by 45 in breadth, belonging to France ; Sardinia, sc]i:irated from Corsica by the Strait of Bonifacio, and 160 miles iu length by 85 i! I ' 'il* ' 111 tu tlir Wllilr S.M itml ihr Aivtir Or.aU. The llinir iliiliullailt ni' IImm- llUVf altviuly Ixrii iiotict-.l under Kriioi'i:. liiissia ('(.iitains a lurj^'c iuiuiIkt of t'rc^h ami salt water lakes, chiefly in the X. and N.W. Tiie chief of these aVe Lakes Lad. .-a an 1° :\'2' X., has a nu-au annual temperature of 33" Fahr.— in sununer 58°, in winter 12"; St. Petersburg, in lat. 51)° 50', mean annual temperature 3U° — in winter 18", in sunnuer (iT; JMoscow, in lat. 55° 45', mean annual temperature 40° — in Avinter 15°, in summer 05°; Titlis, in 41° 40', mean annual teniperaturo 55° — in Avinter 35°, in summer 55°. rmludiom. — With such an extent of soil, andnsjich a variety of climate, the vegetable productions must necessarily be very various. A large portion of the surface is covered with forests, which yield excellent building timber, as well as tar, pitch, and potash, for exportation. Barley, oats, and rye are the principal grains of the northern ])roviuces, while in the middle and southern wheat is raised in great abundance. In the south, maize, tobacco, and the vine are cultivated. Hemp and flax arc extensively raised. The total grain produce of Uussia (exclusive of Fin- land, Poland, and Trans-Caucasus) is estimated at (J 7,400,000 qrs. of wheat and rye, and 97,800,000 qrs. of other kinds of grain; besides 12,700,000 qrs. of potatoes. There are likewise 17,400,000 horses, 21,200,000 cattle, 35,240,000 sheep, 8,800,000 swine, and 1,055,000 goats. AVild animals are numerous, including the bear, wild boar, elk, reindeer, and deer. Camels are much used in the south for crossing the arid steppes in that region. The mineral resources of Kussia are very great, especially in the precious metals. The most extensive mines are in the Ural Mountains, especially in the government of Perm, where there are valuable copper and iron mines. In Asia the Altai Mountains and the Nertchinsk Hills furnish a large amount of the mineral productions of Eussia. The chief producticms are gold, silver, platinum, copper, lend, iron. Though many of the mines are worked by government, the majority of them are in the hands of private individuals. Itock-salt is found in various parts, and brine springs occur in the S. Coal is found oidy in the southern provinces, and in no great quantity. Manvfadures and Commerce. — Manufacturing industry has of late years been much extended in certain parts of llussia. The manufactures are mostly carried on in Central Eussia — in Moscow, Tula, and the surrounding governments. The chief of these are woollen, linen, cotton and silk stuffs, metallic Avares, leather, tallow, soap, and sugar from the beet-root. This last has made great progress of late years, being protected by heavy duties on the importation of colonial sugar. At 8t. Petersburg, glass, porcelain, jeAvellery, tapestry, etc., are manufactured. Eussia derives great advantage commercially from her large navigable rivers and canals, by means of which the White Sea and the Baltic are in direct comnmnication Avith the Black Sea and the Caspian. There are about 2000 miles of raihvay in opera- tion, the principal lines being the St. Petersburg and Moscoav, the St. Petersburg and WarsaAV, the St. Petersburg and Sarskoe-Selo, and the ^^^arsaAV and CracoAV lines. The internal trade of Eussia is chiefly carried on by fairs, held periodically in different parts of the empire. The principal trading ports of Eussia are — Archangel, on the White Sea ; Eiga, Cronstadt, ci'hI St. Petersburg, on the Baltic ; Odessa, on the Black Sea ; and Astrakhan, on ilie Caspian. The chief exports are tallow, hides, timber, corn, liax, hemp, cattle, oil, and metals : imports — cotton, Avine, silk, rice sugar, tea, cofl'ee, dyes, machinery, etc. In 1858 the total value of the exports Avas £22,076,347 ; of the imports, £22,407,592. The number of vessels that entered its various ports in that year Avas 8941, of 1,770,184 tons ; that left, 9076, of 1,840,222 tons. niii- .■>; it 111 llir^r li;i\i' i])cr (if trc.-h ami Vtf Lakes Larincii)al grains of .s raised in great ited. Hemp and exclusive of Fin- of wheat and rye, qrs. of potatoes. 5,240,000 sheep, ous, including the in the south for jf Kussia are very OS are in the Ural ■e valuable cojjper sk Hills furnish a f productions are mines are Avorked ivate individuals. S. Coal is found •f late years been mostly carried on ments. The chief .'S, leather, tallow, gress of late years, al sugar. At 8t. Lifactured. liussia vers and canals, by )mnuinication with f railway in opera- St. I'etersburg and and Cracow lines, eld periodically in 5 of Russia are — urg, on the Baltic ; e chief exports are : imports — cotton, the total value of The number of f 1,770,184 tons; ;uii- TURKEY. A country of southern Europe, lying Itetweeii 30° and 18° 20' N. lat., and ir)° 3(t' and L'i)° ;i()' K. long., and boumh'd on the N. by liii.ssia ainl Austria; W. by Austria, the Adriatic, and the Ionian Sea; S. by (livece, the Archipelago, and the Sea of .Marmora ; and K. by the IJhick Sea. Its greatest length from E. to W. about 7(H) miles, and its greatest breadth about 0.")(). Area, hieluding the is mil es. Til. dependencies of Moldavia, Wallachia, and Seivia, 202,8;) 2 scjuare Ottoman Emi'IUE comprises, bt!sides Turkey in Europe, a large portion of western Asia, and, at least nominally, Egypt, Nubia, Trijtoli, Fez, and Tunis, in Africa ; having in all an area of about 1,823,000 square miles, and a population of nearly 37,000,000. Surface and CUmale. — European Turkey in its central, southern, and western pai-ts is traversf.'d in various direcvions by mountain-chains, ge'nerally of no great elevation, but forming numerous valleys and table-lands. The chief of these is the Balkan range, which travers(!S the country from E. to W. It has a general ehsvation of from 4000 to 5000 feet ; and Mount Scardus, its loftiest i)eak, attains a height of 9700 feet. Few of the other mountains in Turkey rise to the height of 8000 feet. The chief of the other chains are the Little Balkan range, the I"^espoto Dagh, the Pindus range, the Kandair Mountains, and Dinaric Alps. In the N. the Carpathian Mountains form, for a great extent, its boundary on the side of Austria. Between the Carpathians and the Balkan range, includuig also Moldavia, the country belongs to the great basin of the Danube, and is for the most part low and flat. The coasts are generally bold and rocky ; that on the Archipelago is deeply indented by bays and gulfs. The country is watered by numerous riveis, the chief of which is the Danube, Avitli its affluents the Save, Morava, Aluta, Sereth, and Prutli. The principal river of the S. is the Maritza, which falls into the Grecian Archipelago. The Turks possess a mnuber of islands in the Archipelago, as well as the island of Candi'i or Crete in the Mediterranean, S. of Greece. It is about 100 miles in length l)y 30 in breadth, and is mostly covered with rugged and barren mountains. There are numerous lakes, but they are almost all of small size. The largest are those of Ochrida (about 20 miles by 8), Scutari, and Yaiiina. The climate of Turkey, from the nature of the country, necessarily varies much in different parts, but is in general much colder than that of Spain or Italy, under the same latitudes. In the Danubian provinces the heat of summer is extreme, while in winter the country is covered with snow and ice, so that travelling is performed by sledg(!S. The higher mountains are covered with snow for six months in the year. The valleys in the S. and W., being protected from the cold N.E. winds by mountain-chains, enjoy a delicious climate ; but the maritime lowlands are extremely hot. Destructive storms are freciuent in the S., and Albania is subject to severe earthquakes. Pwihidkms. — A great part of the surface is covered with timber. In Croatia, Bosnia, and the neighbouring provuices, the mountains are covered with forests of oak, elm, pine, and fir; and S. of the Balkan extensive forests of'sycamc^e, carob, and plane trees occur. Only a small portion of the surface is cultivated, and agriculture is conducted in a very rude manner ; yet the country produces not only sutHcient grain for home consumption, but yields also a considerable surplus f(.r exportation. Tlie principal grain crop is maize ; but wheat, rye, barley, oats, and buckwheat are very generally cultivated, and millet is grown hi the more sheltered places. Bice is produced in the marshy districts of the S. The olive flourishes only ill the southern provinces, but the vhie is found in most districts. Oranges, figs, citrons, lemons, pomegranates, and other southern fruits come to per- tllO julhrrt'llts of other sects in lMil'o|»e;ill Turkey olltlllliultel llici Moliaiiiliiedjilis. il/(v//e,sm.s', or collepjes, iiro iiU;i<'lie(l to most of tli*; principal inoscpies ; iiud ]tul»lic scliools UTo estiiblislied in all tin; lar^'er towiin, l)ut thi; instruction imparted is of little practical valu". TIk; revdrnio for 18()0 amounted to £!i,7 1 1,(508, and the expenditure to £1 l,0HH,.')8;). The ])nl»lic deltt in 18(;() was C l(),8H),2i](). The flfectiv(^ force of tlie army amounts to .il)'iut 12(1,000 men, besides a reserve force of about the same uumher. 'J'he navy in 1851) coiiHisted of Gl vcsssls, maimed by 31,000 sailors and 1000 marines. GREECE. Greece lies immtMliateiy S. of Turkey, and is bounded on the other sides by the Mculiterranean and the Ai'cliipelaj^'o. It extends fnmi 3()° 10' to 3l)° 10' N. lat., and from '2(f 12' to 21° 35' R loii<;-. Its lenj^th, from Cape iMatai)an to its northern boundaiy, is 1 70 miles, and its breadth, fi-om (.'ape Clarenza to the coast near Marathon, 150 mihis. vXrea, inchidinj; the Ionian Islands, 20,021 sipiare miU'S. Continental (}re(!ce is naXiirally divided into two principal ])art.s, the northern comprisin<^ Hellas, or Greece j)ro[)er, the southern the Morea, or Peloponnesus. These two portions an; connected by tlie Isthnuis of Corinth, where narrowest oidy about six miles across. A third part of the kingdom of Greece is its numerous islands, the largest of which is Eulxea, or Negropont. Surface and Climate, — Tlu! coasts are elevated, irregidar, and deeply indented ; and tlie surface is almost entirely oc,cu])ied by mountains and Aalleys. What plains occur are chielly aloii,^ the shorc^s or near the mouths of rivers, or else are mere basins inclosed on all sides by moinitains. Mountains, rivers, and lakes occupy more than one-third of the entire area. The principal mountain-chain is the I'indus, which extends from N.W. to S.E. through Hellas to the Isthmus of Corinth, and sends off in its course numerous branches. Mount Guiona, the culminating point of (Jreece, is 823!) feet in height. A chain passes through the isthmus, and trav<'rses the greater part of the Morea, giving off branches Avliich proceed to the foiw S. promontories of the peninsula. Greece is watered by numerous streams, but they are mostly short, ra^iid, and unfit for navigation. The; only lake of imi)ortanc(! is the To])olias, the ancient Capais, in W. Bceotia. In summer it is rediuuul to a mere swamp, but in winter it is sometimes 15 miles long by 10 broad. The climatt; is tuntry with so irregular a surface the climate must vary greatly. Tlus siunmits of the loftiest mountains are covered Avith snow from October to the end of March, and even in the plains the snow is occasionally six inches deep, but it nevca' lies long. Prndtidions. — I'robably not more than two-fifths of the entire area of Greece is fit for cultivation. Tin; principal jtroducts are Avheat, liarley, maize, currants, figs, vallon(!a, tobat^co, wiiu!, oil, and cocoons. The currant is l»y far the most important article of (Jreek commerce, and it is said that 120,000,000 lbs. might be l^roduced without (). The •rve torc'ti anucd by • sides hy ll)° 10' N. >un t(j its cijust near are miles. iiuithern H)()nn(\siis. (West (jnly numerous indent (m1 ; s. What jr 1^1 se are and lakes in-(;hain is Isthmus of uioiia, the trough the I ihes whicli atered l)y tion. Th"(.! ijeotia. In miles long , except in Gan annual mity al)out must vary snow from iionally six I of Greece e, currents, • the mttst s. miii'lit he •esourees of )n in large ones ; and )le, and are ry, leather, hices. Tlie Maggior(!, (iarda, and f^ugano, are inehuh'd in Italy. The rivers are numerous, hut, with the excejitiou of the To, are all of small size. The Tiber, the Adige, and the Arno are the largest of the others. The elimate, though varying considerably in (lilleniut parts, is on tlu! whole dry, mild, and salubrious, except in a few marshy districts, the chief of wliich are the Maremma in Tuscany, the Pontine Marshes, and l)art of the Cami)agna di lioma. The mean annual tempt-rature at Milan is 53'G°; at Florence, 5t)--r ; at Home, 00"; and at Najdes, G'2-2°. In the southern parts snow only falls on the to})s and slopes of the mountains. They frecpu^itly, however, suffer from the sirocco, or ho' wind, which blows from the hot and .irid regitms of Africa. hlaiuh. — In the vicinity of Italy are a mimber of islands, the chief of which are — (,'orsica, 120 miles in length by i/> in breadth, belonging to France ; Sardhiia, separated from Corsica by the Strait of Bonifacio, and IGO mihis in length by 85 in breadth ; Sicily, separated from the southern extremity of the Italian peninsula by the Strait of Messina, only about tAvo miles across, and having an area of about 10,500 square miles ; Malta, lying about (iO miles S. of Sicily, beloiiging to Britain, and having an area of DO scjuare miles; and Elba, between Corsica and the coast of Italy, 17 miles in length by 10 in breadth. The surface of these islands is gene- rally mountainous, and the coasts are rocky and deeply indented. rrii(liic(inii.'<, clc. — The soil of Italy is of great fertility, and its climate fits it for the growth of almost all the vegiitable productions of Europe. Excej)t in Lombardy, however, agi'iculture is almost entirely n(?glected, or is conducted in a very rudo manner. In favourable years the grain produced is ecjual to the home consumption, but very fre([uently supplies have to be brought from other parts. The chief grain crops are wheat, oats, barley, and rye. llice is cultivated in the marshy districts of the S., and in the valley of the Po. Flax, hemp, cotton, and tobacco are grown to a considerable extent in many districts. Crapes and olives are very generally culti- vated ; and oranges, lemons, citrons, pomegranates, figs, peaches, and apricots are among its other fruits. The sugar-cane is cultivated to some extent. The forests are not extensive. The rearing of the silkworm is largely carried on. Except in the W., where the pasturage is very fine, cattle-rearing is not extensively prose- cuted. The Piedmontese horse is highly esteemed ; but nsiially the ox takes the place of this animal in agriculture and draught. Sheep, goats, and swine are more; connuon in the central and southern parts of Italy than in the N. In certain parts large herds of buffaloes occur. The Avild boar is still common on the Apen- nines. The people on the coast are mostly de})endent on the fisheries. Iron, copper, lead, antimony, and other metals are found ; but mhiing is almost entirely neglected. Sulphur, borax, nitre, alum, alabaster, lava, and other volcanic products are common. Marble of uncommon Ix^anty is found in difterent parts. The manu- factures are few and unimportant. Silk is the most important. The chief of the others are woollen ami linen stuffs, glass, porcelain, pa[)er, parchment, and jewellery. The arts and sciences are still cultivated with considerable success. The chief exports are wine, oil, wool, honey, straw-hats, and silk. The lioman Catholic is the established religion in all the states. Education is in a very backward state, and among the lower orders is almost entirely neglected. Divisions. — Tlui new Kingdom of Ihihj now comprises nearly the whole of this territory, Avhich was formerly divided among a number of independent states. The title King of Italy was first assumed l)y Victor Emmanuel II. on 17th March 1801. His kingdom enduaced that of Sardinia (with the excei)tion of the province of Savoy and the arrondissement of Kice., ceded to France by the treaty of 24th March 18 GO); those ])arts of Lombardy ceded by Austria 11th July 1859; the duchies of Parma, ]\lodena, and the Pomagna, and tlie Grand Duchy of Tuscany, .umexed hi March 1800 ; and the Marches, Onibria, and the kingdom of the Two Iji 24 BLACK'S GENERAL ATI Hicilies, iimiexod 1 7tli Docomber er 18G0. It has an area of 94/JG8 stiuaro miles, and a ixjimlation (in 18G2) of '2l,77G,\)')X In 1802 tlio revcnne was estimated at £;)2,U3G,44r), the exptuuliture at f 38,Ur)r),382 ; while the imblic debt amounted to £120,711,G'J4. Tlie effective army consisted of 11,89.1 olHcers and 225,GG0 ASI Asia is the largest of the great divisions of the earth. It was the original seat of the human race, and tlie region where civilisation, arts, and commerce made their earliest advances. This division of the globe lies to the E. of Euro])e and Northern Africa, extending from V 20' N., or, including the islands of the Indian Archipelago, from 11° S. to 78° N. hit., and from 2G° to 190° E. long. It is bounded on the N. by the Arctic Ocean ; E. by the Pacific ; S. I)y the Indian Ocean ; and W. by the Ked Sea and a line drawn jj.voss the Isthmus of Suez, which connects it with Africa, and by the Mediterranean, the Sea of Marmora, the llhick Sea, the range of Caucasus, the Caspian Sea, the Ural Kiver and Mountains, and the liiver Kara, which separate it from Eur<)i)e. Its greatest length in a N.E. di- rection, from the Isthnuis of Suez to Behring's Straits, is about G500 miles ; its greatest breadth, from Cape Sitivero Vostotchnia, in Siberia, to the S. extremity of the Malayan penhisula, is about 5200 miles. Area estimated at about 17,000,000 square miles ; population probably about G50,000,000. The coasts are indi'Uted by numerous seas, gulfs, and bays, th ; most important of which are — the Gulf of Obi, on the N. ; the Gulf of Anadir, the Sea of Okhotsk, Gulf of Tartary, Sea of Japan, Yellow Sea, and the Gulf of Toncjuin, on the E. ; and the Gulf of Siam, the Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea, and Persian Gulf, on the S. The principal Asiatic peninsulas are Arabia, India, the Eastern Peninsula, Corea, and Kamtschatka. Owing to its vast extent, this continent is extremely varied in its character, climate, and productions. The surface is for the most part llat, although it rises sometimes to a great elevation above the sea. The central portion of Asia consists of two large elevated table-lands, differing from each other in extent and height. Of these, the eastern, comprehending Tibet and Mongolia, has an area of about 7,600,000 square miles, and a height varying from 4000 to 10,000 feet above the sea. The western table-land is that of Iran, Avhich has an area of about 1,700,000 square miles, and rarely rises higher than 4000 feet above the sea. The whole of the region lying N. of the Altai Mountains and N.W. of the Thian-shan, including the whole of Siberia, consists of a vast plain from 200 to 1200 feet above the sea. The southern portion of Asia lying along the shores of the Indian Ocean is in general low and llat. Mountains. — The principal mountains of Asia, which include the highest in the world, lie between 28° and 52° N. hit., and consist of four great ranges, nearly parallel to each other, extending from W. to E. The farthest south is the Himalaya range, which extends in general from N.W. to S.E., and consists of three parts — the Hindoo Koosh, or Indian Caucasus, which extends from the mountains of Afghan- istan to Cashmere; the Himalayas i>ro])ev; and the mountains of Bhotan and Assam. The entire length of the chain, from the western extremity of the Hindoo Koosh to the Brahmapootra, is about 1800 miles, and the average height is reckoned at 16,000 or 20,000 feet. The highest mountain in the world, M(juiit J^verest, is in this chain, in 27° 59' X. hit. and ^d" 58' E. long., and attains the height of 29,002 feet above the level of the sea. The Kuen Lun ]\Iountains run nearly parallel to the Himalayas, and extend, under various names, from the S.AV. coast of the Black Sea to about the lOOlh degree of E. long. In Asia Minor this range is known by the name of Anti-Taurus; in Persia, of Elburz ; and further west, by those of Tliii'lod Ks]|. Kucu Lun. Ancut.-i. .•unl Kulkiiii. Ex • ■ - ■ GENERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. I4,9G8 s(iuaro miles, ^t'liuo was t'stiiiiated iiiblic d«!l>t amounted )tUcers and 225,060 men; while the navy coni|»nMxtrt'nn'Iy bifautiful pluinagi!. T\u: oHtiich is not loiiiid in Asia, l»Mt tho casst)wary supplies its placr in tlu^ Kast Indian Islands. All the common European birds are fouml also in Asia. The reptiles of Asia are not so nunu'rous as the manniialia ; and while some 8p(>cies are very poisonous, others are harndess and extremely beautiful. Th(! [)earl-oyster is the most im|>ortaiit of the Asiatics m(»llusca. Minimis. — ({old is f(»und in .lapan, (.'hiiia, ami the Eastern Peninsula ; silver in China, Manchooria. Japan, and Asia Minor; tin in the Mastcin I'eiiinsula ; copper in the (Jral and Altai Mountains, .Japan, (Muna, and I'eisia ; and coal in China and India. Iron extends from tho Ural Mountains, through the centre of Asia, as far as tluf Eastiirn Peninsula. Pesides these, Ariia is rich in precious stones, such as diamonds. nd)i('s, topazasture. The eastern i)art of Siberia, bt'lng more elevated and colder than the rest of the country, contains little cultivated land, and is chiefly inhabited by Tungusi tribes, who subsist by the chase. Siberia is divided into Western and Eastern Siljeria, the former including the governments of Tobolsk and Tomsk, with the province of Omsk, ami the latter tjio governments Yenesei and Irkutsk, with the |)rovinces of Yakutsk, Okhotsk, and Kamtschatka. Its chief wealth, howev(!r, is its mini^ral productions. The three great minuig districts ai'e in the E. declivity of the Ural Mountains, where there are mines of gold, silver, cojjper, iron, and platinnm ; the Bei'naid district, in the Altai Mountains, near the Irtish, where there are rich silver and copper mines ; and the Nertshensk district, in the basin of the Amur, where gold, silver, lead, zinc, antnnony, and arsenic are got. The value of thi= mineral ju'oducts is included among those of European Ilussia. The manufactures of Siberia ore unimportant. Tliere is no maritime conmierce, but a considerable overland trade is carried on n ith European Itussia, Turkestan, and China. The principal seat of the intercourse with the Chinese merchants is Kiakhta, near the Mongolian frontier, wdiere a large annual fair is lield. TfHKHV IN Asia, comprising Asia INIinor, Armenia, Kurdistan, Syria, and Arabistan, has an area of (101,122 scpiare miles, and a population of about 1 (5,050, 000. .Asia Minor has N. the Black Sea and the Sea of Marmora; ^V. the ^Egean ; S. the Mediterranean ; and E. Armenia and Syria. The coast is iri-egular, especially on the ^V. and S., and the surface consists for the most part of an elevated tal.)le, from 4000 to 5000 feet in luiight. The principal mountains are the Taurus range in the S., and Anti-Taurus in the X., both of Avhich run along the coast, and form the boundaries of the table-land. ^Yheat, barh>y, durra, and rice are culti- vated. The soil is very fertile, and the cUmate mild and good ; but agriculture is in a very low state, owing to the insecurity of property and the low price of labour. The mineral riches of Asia Minor ar(; considerable — gold, silver, iron, and cojipi'r being the ])rinci[)al products of its mines. The ])rincipal seajiorts are Smyrna, on tlie W., and Trebizond, on th(; N. coast ; but though the facilities of Asia .Minor foi- trade are '^reat, the commerce bv srit ir, (•hielly carried ou by CnMdcs, ai:d that b\ That which 1 the E., and I Caspian. Th Mount Ararat regions of Ka whole of Per !•;. i)art of tl Kerman, ami th(( foot of th( mai/e, and r nnnerals foun in the N.E. < Persia, but ar province (tf i and glass ai'e Afghanistan, hands of tlu! estimated at i:i,000 men, Mohammedai Mazanderan, TiUristan, Kei Irak Ajenn. Pki.ooci Indian 0(!eai lat., and oT an avei'age br part of IJelo desert simila N.E. part of corn raised extciusive pa iron, coj)[>er, chietly wan( Ijeloochees, ^ country. Tl feudal kind, t\ui various population i.- Afciia lat., and G2 S. by lielooc breadth, lun intt'VM'cted How. The ( ductions of that of coldi of the mosi copper, iron, for exportat woollen stu Turkestan, i one king, bi The numer( pendent. 1 TrnKi- .!' A ii:tui h. i\;!l;Uiiaiil;i. AL ATLA>S— INTRODUCTION. 25 xtr«'?n<'ly pplicH its )Ull(l uIhi) 111*1 u'liile hcaiitiful. la ; silver ciiiiisiihi ; 1 colli in rcuitre of pi'L'ciuii.s U\ tlir I'lttcr tilt' wiioh' kloiiiitiiiiis iiii south- 8" N. int., t 11)00 ill t'S. Poj). s tho W., A'iui(U'i'iiij; 't'tiU^ part I and 200 lU't of the vatctl and I is cliii'liy /ided into >ljolsk and jnosci and Its chief stricts ai'e old, silver, s, near the dc district, irsenic are European maritime an liussia, le Chinese mal fair is Syria, and of aliont a ; W. the s irre<^fular, in el("vated tlie Taurus coast, and are culti- riculture is > of laljonr. ind coj)per Miiyrna, on , .Minor for id tliat l.y \;ii;iliiaiiia. That which })ound.s it on tlie N. is oall('ii i towards the W. and ahuij^ the f((ot of the mountain-chains tracts of greater fertility are found. AVheat, ])arley, maize, and rice ar«! the principal crops raised. Tin most remarkahle of the mineials found in Persia is tur(|Uoise, which is obtained from mines near Nishapoor, in the N.K. of the country. Iron, silver, lead, e(»pper, and antimony also exi4, in Persia, hut ar(( n(»t woik(Ml to any great extent ; and coal has Iteen found in the province of Azerhijan. Cotton, woollen, and silk stuffs, fire-arms, cutlery leather, aiitl glass are the principal aiticles of manufacture. Trade is carrie0<),000 or £2,000,000, and the standing army anudints to about l.'i,000 men, but niiay be raised on an emergency to 200,000. Tlu; religion is Mohammedan. Persia is divided into the provinces of Azerbijan, Chilan, Mazanderaii, Astrabad, Anh'lan, Kermanshah, Irak, Ajenii, Khorasan, Farsistan, Luristan, Kerman. and Laristan ; and the capital is Teheran, in the province of Irak Ajemi. Population al»out 10,000,000. l»i:r.()OciiisrAN cominises the tract of country extending along the coast of the Indian ()(!ean Ix'tween Persia, and India, lying between 21" 5o' and 30° 40' N. hit., and ."iT^ 50' and 09° 15' E. long. It has a length from E. to W. of 700 mih-s, an average breadth of 300, and an area of about 200,000 s([uare miles. The greater part of Peloocliistan is mountainous, especially in th«^ S., but in the N. there is a desert similiir to that of Persia, called tlu^ Desert of Peloochistan. Except in the N.E. ]>art of the country, therc^ is very little arabh; land, l>ut here all the kinds of corn raised in India are grown. In the other j)arts of the country there an; extensive pastures, on Avhicli large Hocks and herds are fed. (Jold, silver, lead, iron, copper, tin, and antimony are fonnd in Peloochistan. The inhabitants are cliietly wantlering shepherds, living in t(Mits. They consist of two races — the Beloochees, who inhabit the W., and the Pi'ahooes, who iuhal)it the E. part of the country. The religion of l)oth is Mohanimedan. I'lie government, which is of the feu(hd kind, is in the hands (jf the khan of Kelat, whom the sirdars or chiefs of the various tril)es are obliged to sujjply with a certain amount of troops. The population is estimated at 2,000,000, Ai'CHAMS'i'AN is situated to the X. of Peloochistan, between 28° and 30° N. lat., and 02° and 73° E. long. ; being bounded on the N. by Turkestan, E. by India, S. by Peloochistan, and W. by Persia. It is about -170 miles in length by 450 in breadth, and has an area of moro than 211,500 s([uare miles. The country is inteis.'cted by many mountain-ranges, forming valleys, through which streams flow. The climate and soil vary much at ditiereiit parts. In the E. all the ])ro- iluclions of India may be raised, while towards the N. the vegetation resembles that of colder climates. The idaiii of Peschawur, in the N.E. of the country, is one of the most fcrtih; regions in the win-ld, yielding three crops annually, (iold, copper, iron, and antimony are the i>i'in(i]>al minerals in Afghanistan, ^lannfactures for exportation are not carried on, except at Herat and Candahar, where silk and wotillen stuffs and arms are made. Some trade is carried on with India, Pei'sia, Turk(\stan, aniiii(i|»al iiioiintainH of Asia, Mliirli iii.lii.l.' tlu- lii.i^'licst in the worM. li.' l»ft\v»Tii L'S" ami "»!'' N. lat.. aiiro|)cr; anlains of Turkestan, and extending E. along the 42d parallel of latitude a.s far u.s the CJobi, or desert of Mongolia. The highest summit of this range is Bogdo Oola, or the Holy Mountain, which rises abov(( the line of jierpetual snow. The Altai lange extends along the S. of Siberia, from tlu^ near continence of tlu^ Bukhtarina and Irtish to Mount CJurbi, at the S. (»f Lake Baikal, l>ut its continuations and branches under various names stretch as far as the Sea of Okhotsk and the East Cape. The piincipal other mountains of Asia are — the Ural Mountahis and the Caucasus, which separate it I'rom Eurojje ; the Taurus, in tlit.- S. of Asia Minor ; the Persian IVIountains and tlui (ihauts in India, both stretching from N.W. to S.E. ; the A'indhaya Mountains, in Upi)er India; the Assam Mountahis and the mountains of ]Mongolia, known by the various names of Ala-shan, Inshan, and Kliin-shan-Oola, all having a geiufral direction from S.AV. to N.E. Jiin'rt<, iMh's, etc. — The largest river in Asia, and in the Old World, is the Yang-tse-kiang, or Blue Biver, which rises to the S.E. of the Kuen Lun Mountains, and Hows eastward through Tibi't and China in an irregular course, till it falls into the Pacific Ocean at Nanking. Its ])rincipal tributaries are the Ning-kiang, Heiig- kiang, and Kia-kiang, from the right, and tin; A\'ulangho, Li-kiang, Yang-kiang, IVIen-kiang, Kialing-kiang, and Han-kiang, from the left. Its length exceeds 3000 miles, and it drains an area of 740,000 square miles. The Hoang-ho, or Yellow Biver, rises near the sources of the Yang-tse-Kiang ; and though distant from it during the most part of its course, in which it takes a bend to the N. into Mongolia, it falls into the sea near the mouth of that river. The Hoang-ho has a length of 2700 miles. The Obi rises in the Altai Mountains, and flows in a N.W. direction through Siberia until it receives the Irtish, when it turns towards the N., and falls into the Gulf of Obi, in the Arctic Ocean, after a course of 2070 miles. The Yenesei rises in the N. of Mongolia, flows first W. and then northwards through Siberia to the Arctic Ocean, into which it falls, after a course of more than 2500 miles. The Lena, also in Siberia, rises near Lake Baikal, and flows first E., then N., till it falls into the Arctic Ocean, after a course of IGOO miles. The Amur, in Manchooria, has a length of nearly 1800 miles, and falls into the Gulf of Tartary. The rivers of the Eastern Peninsula are very little known, except near their mouths ; and the principal are Mekon or (Jambodia, the Menam, and the Salwein. The Indus or Scinde rises in the Himalaya Mountains, flows southwards, and falls by several mouths into the Indian Ocean. It has a length of 1800 miles. It receives from the left the five rivers of the Punjaub. namely, the Garra or Sutlej (anciently the Hyphasis), the Bejah (Hysudrus), the Eavee (Ilydraotes), the Jelum (Hydaspes), and the (Jhenab (Acesines). The (Ganges rises in the Himalayas, and flows eastward till, after a course of IGOO miles, it falls into the Bay of Bengal by two principal island ot by the I most dil frigid Z( have not course ol other tr and dui'i colder cl inland p cov«'red regions ( are chari soil ; an especiall; extends Nertchin extent, v larger di; as well a Asia is V the East regions t The prin rice, mai; rye, barh of Asia I cannot b G0° lat. an enorri in palms seem to native of Assam, importan The vine as well { it is onl) there an country. Ani come fro animals species o western which ai Turkesta as well i jackals, { African < and squi elephanti many ani is also til lii,L,flifst ill tin- liiiijivs. iit'iiily s tlic liiiiiiiliiyfi ifi! piirtH — tilt' iuH of At'u;li:iii- aii and Assam, iidut) Koosli to IH reckoned at Everest, is in •i-lit of lM»,0()2 lily pai'allel to ;t of the HIaek ;o is known by it, hy those of in S. Anienea, rtehin;; in the n the plains of r as the (JoIm, 3 Oola, or the lie Altai range •nkhtarina and i and branches ,st Cape. The the Caucasus, r ; tlie Persian to S.E. ; the B mountains of ^hin-shan-Oula, "World, is the lUn Mountains, bill it falls into g-kiang-, Heng- ^, Yang-kiaiig, exceeds 3000 ;-lio, or Yellow [istant from it into Mongolia, as a length of N.W. direction le N., and falls miles. The wards througli ore than 2500 ( first E., then The Amur, in ilf of Tartary. their mouths ; in. The Indus alls by several t receives from (anciently the m (Hydaspes), flows eastward two principal ishiiid of Ci'vion lii's K. of the S. e.vlreinil) <<\ Hindustan, from which it is separated by the I'alk Strait and the (iiilf of Maiiaar, Cliiiiiifr. — The continent of 'Ahia, on iiccoimt of its vast extent, exhibits the most ditVerent ami varied climates, from timt of the torrid /one in the S. to the frigiil /one in the N. The southern regioiiM, althongli lying in the torrid zone, have not the extreme heat of those paitH of Africa under the same iatitinh's. 'I'lie course of the seasons in India and the adjiiceiil countries is nior«' constant than in other tropical countries. The nir)nsooiis blow during the summer fr<»m the S.W., ami during the winter from the N.K. The interior of Asia lias in general a much colder climate than the other parts of I he W(»rlil in the sanu' latitudes, owing to its inland position, the great elevation of the luml, I he immense chains of mountains covered with perpetual snow, and the winds which constantly Itlow from tlm cold regions of Siberia, with hardly any iiitermisMioii or variation. The northern regions are characterised by the dryness of tlm aInioMpliere and the low temperature of the soil ; and owing to the vast extent of luml, the cold of this country is intensii {\\v. \V. inu\ S.. ami tlic siiilan' citiiHists foi- llic most part «•!' aii t'lcvatctl tal»l»', t'roiii 1000 to nooo tVct ill li«i;;lit. 'i'ln- primipal iiiutintainH ar<« tin- Taurus raup' ill the S., ami Aiiti, 'ramus in tin- \., Ixitli nf uliidi run almi;,' tlm coast, ami lonn tilt' ItKiimlarit's of tin- taldr laml. \\'lir;if, Itailcy, eiii<.,' the prim ip:d products of its mines. The |»rimipal se.iports are Smyrn;i, on the W'., and Trehi/ond, on the N, coast ; Imt thoujuh the facilities of Asia .Minoi' for tiade are ;i,'reat, the commerce 1»y sea is chielly carried on l>y (Jreeks, and liiat liy land l>y Armenians. Asia Minor is divided into the evaht.sof Anadoli, K.uamania, Adana, Sivas, Manish, Trehi/ond, Dsches.iir or the islands <»f the Aj'chi|ielax«>, and Cyprus, population ahoiit |0,7oo,ooo, JniHuiii ;uid h'linlisfuii comprise the C'.;.intry lyin;.; to the K, and S.lv of Asia Minor. The northern part is mounlaiiious p.nd lias a st.'vero climate ; while the southern )»ait consists of an extensive plain, whiih, thouj,di in ancient times f(Mtile, is now barren and covered in m.iiiy parts l>y a sandy waste. Tn the valley of Diarhekir the soil is ;,'ood, and two cr(»ps of wheat and barley are raised in thr year; while on the mountains the |tastur;i,i,'e is excellent, and supports lart^e immhi is of horses, cattle, and sheep. Iron and copper constitute tlio chief mineral wealth of Armenia. This part of Asiafi<' 'I'lirkey is divided into the oyalets of Erzeronm, Kars, \'an, Haya/id, Mof»sh, Trfa, ami |)i;nhekir. Top. 1,700,000. Si/n'(i, (tr S/i[»o, Damascus, Akka, derusahnn, Mosul, IJagdad, and tlu' territory of the Druses, and Maronite. Pop. 2,7^0,000. ^Iniliishm, or that part of Arabia which belongs t(t Tui'key, consists (»f a narrow strip of laml extending ahing the E. slum; of tln! lied Sea, ami forming the eyah^t of Jedda. Pop. '.) 00,000. Ai!Ar,rA. — The remainder of Arabia forms an in(h'p(nnLaiit country. inh;ibited by Arabs, who are governed in a patriarchal manner by sheikhs. The soil is for thci most ])art liarreii and sterile, and the diniate hot • but notwithstanding these natural disadvantages, wheat, diirra, barley, beans, etc., are raised in vari(»us parts. Manufactures do not exist in Arabia, but some trade is carried on, though not to such an extent as in ancient times, Avheii tlu^ only road to India lay thi'ough this country. Population about 1l',000,000. Persia, or Ika\, lies to the E. of Asiatic Turkey, bet^\•een 25° and 40'' N. hit., and 44" and 01° 30' E. long. It is bounded on the N. l)y Caucasian Russia, the Caspian, and Turkestan; E. by Afghanistan and iJeloochistan ; S. by the Persian Gulf; and W. l)y Turkey hi Asia. Its length from N.W. to S.E. is 1150 miles ; breadth from N.E. to S.W. 850 miles ; area, 500,000 stpiai-e miles. Persia occupiers part of that extensive tahle-land which extends from the confines of Turkey eastward to those of India ; and is boun(h'd on the N., AY., and S. by ranges of mountains. intel -• of A nam. Jlin and S., \V., and a length of 5 10 On [\k \']. and Himalaya rang* approach the .s( the S. there! is i which is tli(> i»ri Ocean. Pirnial as many kinds i in a vt^ry low st is a hereditary 1,000,000. L(i Pirmah. This su])ject to Pirn in till' centre ot al»oiit 4,000,001 but littli! ]>rogr( monarchy, and and has a popi S. by the Chim Cochin China, , iron. Pice is t and the religior r i.-ibitcd is for i,^ these puits. not to rli this iliu'ltli, .iinl li.i- all .111 I III' iiiii|)' til. Ill j||,."inu >i|ii,iit' iioli'. 1 li iiiiti\ i^ iiitersei'tetl )»y many nioiintain lanj^'cs, toiniin.i.' \<«, throii;;h \Nhii'h ^treaiiin tlo\v. The I'lini.ite ami ^ojl vary mm h at iliD'iTetit |iait>. In the K, all the |>rn- illlrtiolis of lliijla may he rai-i'il, uhljf toualtis the N. the \e;,'ifation |e>rml»Ie<4 that of eoidir ejimate.s. 'j'lie |)|ain of j'rsehawilf. in the N.K. uf thf eoiintiy, is one of the most fertile re;j;io||s ill til'' Worltl, yielijin;,' thiet' riiiei|»al miiieralM in Al"uliaiii>tan. Mannfaetiires for exportation are not carrieil on. except at Herat iiml <'anilaliar, where silk ami woolji'ii stiill'-< ania, 'i'lirke^taii, and ('liiiia. The whole eoimtry was formerly iiiHler the dominion of one kin;;', hnt it is now divided into the kin,i;dom> of ('alml, Caiidahar, and IJer.-it. The minierous triln-s, howe\ei', which com)lo^e these kin^'doms .are all hut inde [lemlelit. l'o|illlatio|| ahoilt 7,01111. (Hill. TiiiKKsiAN. or I\1)i:i'i;ni»i;nt TaI!T.vi;v. is sitnated hetween ;!."»" and 10" \. laf.,aiid hetween .^» I ' and 77 K. loni;. ; hein^ hounded on the N. I»y Siheri.i, K. I»y the Chinese I'lmiiire, S. hy Af;L;hMnistaii and Persia, and W. hy the ('as|»i.in. la the S. Iv of this country, near the sources of the Aiiioo, or < )xus, there is a immntaiiKUis legion which i^i-adiiaily slopes down on ail sides to ii level plain. The nature, productions, jind cliinate (d' the dilfereiit parts of this e\teiisi\'e country cannot fail to l»e very various, hut tdiuparatisfiy little is known of it. It is inhahited l»y wamlerin^' trihes of Turks, or Tartars, professing' the .Mohammedan jeli^i(»n, and is divided into the khanates or kingdoms of Khiva, Bokhara, Kli(dproach the sea. There are also smaller mountain-raiijucs on the N., lait towards the S. there is an extensive jilain containing the delta of the Irawady. This river, which is the princijial stream in IJinnah, Hows sonthwai'd, and falls into the Indian Ocean. I)irmah is very rich in minerals, (odd, silver, copper, lead; etc., as well as many kinds (»f i)recious stones, are ohtained. Agriculture and manufactures are in a vctry low state, hut some commerce is carried on with China. The government is a hereditary despotism, and the religion is liuddhisin. Population ahout 1,()()0,00(). Lftfix is hounded X. l)y China, F. hy Anam, S. hy Siam, and W. hy nirmah. This country is inhahited hy several sejiarate nations, most of them suliject to liirmah or China. Population more than 1,000,000. t>i(iiu is situated in the centre of the peninsula, S.F. of Ijirmah, and has an estimated jiopnlation of ahout 4,000,000. Iron is tiie juincipal mineral, and rice the principal crop raised ; hut liitli! progress has heeu made in civilisation. The government is an ahsolule monarchy, anut its cultivation is now very limited. Indigo is largely produced in Bengal. Tobacco is extensively cultivated in all parts, chiefly, however, in the N. The sugar-cane is another extensive cultivation, furnishing one of the chief articles of export. The cultivation of opium is confined to certain districts, and cannot be carried on without the sanction of government. It constitutes one of the chief sources of its revenue. In the year 18G0-G1 the value of opium exported was £10,184,713, of which more than nine-tenths went to China. It is also extensively cultivated in Malwah and oth(n- independent teiTitorie.s of India. The tea-plant has recently been introduced, and is now cultivatijd to a considera1)le extent in Assam and other parts of Northern India. The total animals are the ox, buflalo, horse, ass, camel, elephant, hog, dog, sheep, and goat. Among the wild animals are the elephant, rhinoceros, camel, musk and other species ofde.'i', lu m.ti.ijcr, l.'opar d , pautlicr, bear, Avolf. liy;vna, jack al fox^etc. The mineral BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS— INT personal property of the Company, except the capital stock, vested in her Majesty ; the revenues, tributes, and other payments heing received in lier name, and disposed of for the purposes of the govennnent of India. Tiie local admijiistration is regulated by the " Indian Councils " Act of Parliament of I8(!l, by Avhioh tiie pro- visions of former Acts re^spec'ting tlie Local (Jovernment of India are consolidated and amended. The general administration for India is vested in a Secretary of Static and a council composed of fifteen members, wlio are nominatcnl by ihv, Crown, and hold office during the pleasure of the sovereign. The Governor- General is appointed by the Crown, with a salary of £25,000 per annum. He is assisted by a council of six ordinary members, three of which are appointed l)y the Secretary of State in Council, and three by her ^lajesty's warrant. The com- mander-in-chief ( of Council. The land, £l8,508,yU posts, as town du sale of spirituous liouses, shops, tr stamp-duties, £ £G,G7G,750 ; mi £40,408,239. 1 army in India in 11,000 artillery, AFRICA. Tins continent, lying to the S. of Europe, from which it is separated by the Mediterranean, is situated" between .37° 20' N. and 34° 50' S. lat., and between 17° 32' W. and 51° 22' E. long. It is bounded on the N. by tlie Mediterranean; E. by the Isthmus of Suez, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean ; S. by the Indian and Atlantic Oceans ; and W. by the Atlantic. Its length, from Cape Kianco on tlie Mediterranean to Cape Agullias, is about 5000 miles; its greatest breadth, from Cape Verde to Cape Guardafui, is 4800 miles; and its area is 12,000,000 square miles. Tiie coast, whicli is in all about 16,000 miles in length, is not remarkable f(jr any great promontories or irregularities. The princii)al bays are the Gulf of Guinea and the Bights of Benin and Biafra on the W. coast, the Gulf of Sidra on the N., and the bays of Delagoa and Sofala on the E. coast ; while the principal promontories are — Capes Bianco and Spaitel on thi; N., Cape Guardafui on the E., Cape Agulhas and the Cape of Good Ho])e on the S., and Cape Verde on the N.W. Of the inteiior of Africa comparatively little is known ; but the whole southern l)art of it, from Cape Colony to the borders of A1)yssinia and the Sahara, is believed to consist of an elevated tableland. The greater part of the nor'' n half of Africa is occupied by the Sahara or Great Desert, v.^hi(th stretches across the country from the vicinity of the Atlantic to the valley of the Nile, This region does not present one uniform. Hat, sandy appearance, but frefiuently rises into hills ; and though for the most part characterised by the want of water, it has, especially in the eastern part, many springs, both hot and cold, which give rise to the fertile patches of ground called oases. MoimfdiDs. — The bt'st known of the African mountain-ranges is that of Atla'^, in the N. of the continent, extending for 1500 miles, from the iieiglibourliood o'l Cape Nun, in a N.E. directinn through Morocco, Algiers, and Tunis, to tin; coast of the Mediterranean. The highest mountain in this range is Hentet, in Morocco, 18,500 feet high. An elevated table-land, called Hamadah, extenn'tse is found, whose bite, though not dangerous to man and wild beasts, is fatal to domestic animals. Minerals. — Gold is found in Soodan, Guinea, and I\Iozambique ; silver near the Zambesi and in the S.W. of Morocco ; copper in tlie Atlas Mountains, in Egypt, on the Zamlx'si, and hi oth(>r parts ; iron in Egy[)t, near the Coanza, in the territory of Cazembe, etc. ; tin and lead in Loango ; and coal at Zumbo, on the Zambesi. Sfatrf;. — The princi])al states of Africa are the following : — J'J'j'ipf is situated in tlie N.p]. i)art of Africa, and has an area estimated at 175,81 2 S(|ua7'e miles, of wliich only al)out the tenth part is cultivated. Tlit chief cultivated pl.-ints arc^ cf)tton, lint, hemp, indigo, sugai", tobacco, opium, besides wheat, maize, millet, rice. Witl'in the last two or three years the growth of cotton has been greatly extended. It is governed, under the Ottoman Porte, by a hereditary viceroy, or ]iasha, with absolute ])ower. In 18G2 the value of the .ini)>"i'r > was .r.>S[(»N> 1 V ' 11 ! i ;■ ;' 1 ( I .1 carritMl on, as in China, to a great extent, ami rice and teo are the i-rinciital articles raised Mamitartnres. similar to those of China, are carried on to a yn at extent. The trade, like that of China, is chiefly internal, and carried on })y coastin*,'. The f(»nn of government is a sort of feudal system, and there are two emperors, one with supreme authoiity in civil, and the other in ecclesiastical matters. Population esti- mated at 42,()()(>,()00. The European Possessions in Asia, with their areas and popuhitions, are as follows : — Area in .S(l. Mill's. Po]mlation. Area in S(i. Mill's. Population. I. BiiiTisH : IV. Si'ANisii — Vi'iilinucd. U indostan 933,722 135,034,244 Pabuyanos & Hiisheo- 1,200 5,000 Ceylon . 24,700 1,919,487 !MindaMMO i,2;>5 43,8(10 Labiian 50 2,442 Marian Islands 1,210 5,500 Hong Kong . 29 94,917 V. DcTCii: II. FuENCii Possessions 10,80G 2,219,878 Java Madura . 50,000) 2,700/ 12,718,717 III. POUTUOUESE : Sumatra 100,(100 1,079,742 India (Goa, etc.) . 1,00(5 313,202 , Billitoii 2,250 13,172 Timor, Solor, oti'. . 34,282 918,300 Borneo . 200,000 873,305 Mai^ao . 11 29,587 CVlcbi'S . 70,000 200,030 Moluccas 60,000 521,620 IV. Si'ANisu: Timor . 13,500 1,847,140 Manilla 30,787 1,822,200 1 Bali 3,000 32,170 Biscayas 18,740 80:},0t)0 1 HINDOSTAN. Hindostan, or India, is an extensive country of Southern Asia, extending from the Himalaya Mountains southward to Cape Comorin, and lying between lat. 8° and 35" N., and long. GG° and 99° E. On the I^. it is separated from the elevated table- land of Tibet by the Himalaya Mountains ; on the W. the Suliman range separates it from Afghanistan and Beloochistan ; on the E. continuous ranges of mountains and wooded hills separate it from Birmah ; while on the S. the country projects in the form of an irregular trjangle into the Indian Ocean for about 1000 miles. Its length from N. to S. is about 1900 miles, and its breadth, where greatest, 1800 miles; but its area does not exceed 1,5G4,201 square mile.s. Surface and Climate. — The coasts of Hindostan are singularly destitute of indentations, especially on the E. ; and with the exception of l>ond)ay, where a few projecting islands form an admirable shelter for shipping, the harbours are all at the mouths of large rivers. The surface and climate are extremely diversi- fied. In the north the lofty chain of the Himalayas rises gradually from the plain in successive ranges, till at about 100 or 150 miles from its base it attains its highest elevation. Many of the peaks exceed 23,000 feet in height, soine even 28,000, and one recently measured. Mount Everest, rises to the height of 29,002 feet above the level of the sea, being the highest knoAvn mountain in the world. South of this alpine region is the great plain of Hindostan, contained between the Indus and the Brahmapootra, and extending to from 1200 to 1400 miles from E. to W., and from 300 to 400 from N. to S. Where water can be obtained, this plain is generally fertile, and is, with few exceptions, a level country, consisting chiefly of the great plain of the Ganges, which is clothed Avith the most luxuriant vegetation. AYestward, however, in approaching the Indian Ocean, wild tracts of country occur, overgrown with jungles, the haunts of wild bea-^ts ; and still further W. is the province of Cutch, a cold and sterile waste, half covered with a salt morass called the Eunn. N. of the Runn is an immense sandy "i .uM-1, iMiii. u'^vv, ic(.]);tr(i, pnmiicr, Dcnr, woiT. iiyiviig, laokal, lox, etc. The mineral If iii'incii>al articles to a gn at exttiit. })y coasting. Tlic emperors, one with ;. Population csti- populations, are as Area in S.(. Milos. Population. 1,200 5,000 1,295 43,800 1,210 5,500 50,000) 2.7001 12,718,717 160,(100 1,079,742 2,250 13,172 200,000 873,305 70,000 266,030 60,000 521,620 13,500 1,847,146 3,000 32,170 iia, extending from between lat. 8° and the eleA^ated table- au range separates iiges of mountains country projects in b 1000 miles. Its ere greatest, 1800 ilarly destitute of J5omhay, Avhere a the harbours are extremely diversi- ;radually from the its base it attains t in height, some s to the height of lOAvn mountain in ndostan, contained rom 1200 to 1400 here water can be exceptions, a level lich is clothed Avitli •aching the Indian the haunts of Avild I sterile waste, half an immense sandy Indigo is largely produced in Bengal. Tobacco is extensively cultivated in all part.?, chi(!fly, however, in the N. The sugar-cane is another exten.sivo cultivation, furnishing one of the chief articles of export. The cultivation of opium is confined to certain districts, and cannot be carried on without the s.anction of government. It constitutes one of the chief sources of its revenue. In the ye.ir 18G0-61 the value of oi)ium exported was £10,184,713, of which more than nine-tenths went Lo China. It is also extensively cultivated in Mahvah and other independent territories of India. The tea-plant has recently been introduced, and is now cultivated to a considerable extent in Assam and other parts of Northern India. The total value exported in 1800-Gl was £151,984. The value of the other principal exports was— rice, £2,962,197; seeds,£l,785,526; silk (raw), £1,036,728; sugar and sugar- candy, £1,032,416; indigo, £1,88G,.525 ; hides and skins, £661,725 ; saltpetre, £661,772; jute, £409,372; wool (raw), £478,390; coffee, £337,43.3. The domestic animals are the ox, buff"alo, horse, ass, camel, elephant, hog, dog, sheep, and goat. Among the wild animals are the elephant, rhinoceros, camel, musk and other species of deer, lion, tiger, leopard, panther, bear, wolf, hyaena, jackal, fox, etc. The mineral resources of India are as yet but little known, and liav e been little taken advantage of. Extensive deposits of coal and iron exist in various parts, and gold is commonly found in the sand of the mountain streams, and is extracted by washing. There are copper mines worked by the natives in several regions of Lhe Himalayas, but the protluce is small. Diamonds and precious stones are found in various parts. Manvfadurcs and Commerce. — The Hindoos display great skill in several branches of manufacture. In weaving they have attained to great excellence, and till the recent improvements in the cotton manufactures of Britain, the Indian muslins were the finest in the world. The silk manufactures were also very famous, but they never came up to those of China. The cashmere shawls of India are still highly prized. The Hindoos have also attained a considerable skill in dyeing, and produce colours both fast and brilliant. In delicate works in ivory and the metals the Hindoos are still almost unrivalled. The internal trade of India is very great, ai^d a large coasting trade is cart-ied on. The total value of the imports of Bj'itish India (including treasure), for year ending 30th April 1861, Avas £34,170,793; of exports, £34,090,154. The value of imports from the United Kingdom, was £21,679,032 ; of exports, £14,210,072. The number of vessels that entered the various ports of British India during the year 1860-61 was 22,931, tonnage 2,547,018; of which 3169, tonnage 1,430,496, were British. The num- ber that cleared was 21,701, tonnage 2,.'>o4,956 ; of which 3441, tonnage 1,435,627, were British. In 1861, 3044 miles of railway had been sanctioned and were in course of construction, besides 1609 miles completed and in operation. Population. — India is divided into the three presidencies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay ; the province of the Punjab ; the North-West Provinces ; and the ter- ritory under the Governor-General of India in Council. Besides these, there are a nundier of native states under the protection, or nominally independent, of Britain. Besides these, the Portuguese and French have small possessions in Hindostan. The area and population of these in 1861 are given in the following table : — British India. Area in Sq. Miles. 170,330 280,200 11(),493 100,4(16 128,550 137,743 P(>iuiln(i(ni in ISiil. Area in Sq. Miles. roi'nlaticn in 18(11. 51,542,930 363,788 221,507 187,762,46i^ Under Gov. -Gen. in Council Benffjil .... N.W. Provinces Punjab .... Miuirus .... ]>oni1)ay .... 14,16.5,101 41,498,608 30,110,497 14,794,611 23,127,855 11,937,512 Xativo States Puilut^ne.se French . T.;tal . 629,225 1,066 188 1,504,201 _ Gormimenf, etc.—^Y Act 21 and 22 Vic, cap. 106 (1858), the government of India is taken out of the hands of the East India Company, and all the real and iiiii)(>ri! w.T Cape Nun, in a N.E. dirdotion throu<^'h Morocco, Al.ifiers, and Tunis, to tho coast of tiie Mediterranean. 'J'lie liii^liest nioinitain in this ran.i^^e is llcntet, in Morocco, 18,500 feet high. An elevated tal)le-land, calh'd Ifaniadah, extends from the (Jnlf of Cal)e.s, S.E. along the frontiers of Tripoli, and on the edge of this rise the (Jharinn Mountains. A range of mountains, known l)y the name of Kong, extends from ^^^ to E. along the coast of Guinea. The mountains of tho Moon, which yvnv by some supposed to extend Avestwards from Abyssinia across tlu; continent to tlie Kong Mountains, and by others believed to bt? those mountains that extend southwani from Abyssinia, arc placed by Captain Speke around tlu; N. end of Lake Tan,:;any ka. Between 10° and 1")° S. lat., and about 30" E. long., the Sierra Maxenga, which rises to tho height of 1700 feet above the level of the sea, extends from N.E. to S.W. This range continues in a S. direction till it joins the Dragenberg IMountains, in the extreme S. of the continent. Mount Kenia rises to the height of '20,000 feet, exactly under the equator, in l']. long. 35°. Several detached mountains of great height also occur on the tabk^-land, such as Kilimanjaro, to the S.E. of Kenia, and about tho same elevation ; Abba Yared, on the N. of the Abyssinian table-land, 15,000 feet high ; and Mendefi, to the S. of T/ike Tchad, 8000 or 10,000 feet liigh. liivers and Lakes. — Tho largest I'iver of Africa, and one of the largest in the world, is the Nile. Its source, notwithstanding many attempts ])oth in ancient and modern times, remained undiscovered till reciently, Avlien it Avas determined through the exertions of Captains Speke and Grant. It was found to issue in a broad clear stream from a vast lake, Victoria Nyanza, about 230 miles in length and breadth, and 374:0 feet above the level of the sea. It liows in an irregular course towards tho N. till it falls into the Mediterranean by several mouths. Its length is 37GG miles. It receives on the right the Bahr el Azrek, or Blue Kiver, which was formerly believed to be the true Nile ; and also the Atbara ; but from its junction Avith that river to the sea, a distance of 1 200 miles, it n^ceives no other streams. The Luffia, Avhich rises in Lake Tanganyika, near the centre f>f the continent, iloAvs east- Avard and, after receiving th(^ Luapula, falls into the Indian Ocean. Ijake Tanganyika lies betAveen 3° 55' and G° 30' S. lat., and betAveen 8° and 9° 30' E. long. ; and receives from the W. the Cassaby and other affluents. To the S.E. of this lak(! is a smaller one called Nyassa, near Avhich rises tlie Kiver Zambesi. It Hoavs first S., and after receiving the united Avaters of the Chobe and Leambye, Avhich have a greater length than itself, turns toAvards the E., and falls into the Indian Ocean. The Orange River rises in the Dragenberg Mountains, and after a course of 1000 miles in a Avesterly direction, falls into the Atlantic. The Cunene, Coanza, and Zaire or Congo also floAV into the Atlantic from tho E. ; but of tliese rivers very little is knoAvn. The Niger, Joliba, or Quorra, Avhich is second to the Nile among the African rivers, has not been entirely explored. It rises in the mountains to th(» E. of Liberia, and after a circuitous course of about 3000 miles, falls into the Atlantic betAA^een the Bight of Benin and that of Biafra. The Senegal and the Gambia floAV W. into the Atlantic. The principal lakes of Africa, besides those already mentioned, are Lake Tchad, near the centre, and Lake Ngami, near tho S. of the continent — both of gi'oat extent. Climate. — Lying almost entirely Avithin the torrid zone, Africa is the hottest of all the C( ntinents. The greatest lu^at, owing to the extent and loAvness of tlut country, is found to the N. of tho equator, in the Sahara. The E. of the continent is visited by the monsoons of the Indian Ocean, a. id tho N. by the sultry S. Avinds from the Sahara. The W. of Africa, owing to the heat and sul[)hureous exhala- tions, is extremely unhealtlij'-. The N. is almost entirely destitute of rain ; l»ut toAvards the E. the place of this is su])plied by the periodical iiumdation.s of the in the inter: to man and Mincm Zand)esi an( on the Zar territory of Zambesi. S/a/ei^.- J'Jf/i/jil 175,812 sqi cultivated ] wheat, maiz has been -">'' miles, anil ; £127,228; Portugal, h The only o 1500 squai lie coiist of Morocco, in the (Jiilf ic (ihurinn Is from W. ro l)y soino ilio Koiif; southward 'iin,;,^any-kii. iiga, Avliich )iu N.E. to Moinitaiiis, fc of 20,000 mntains of ]. of Konia, tahlc-laud, D fc(3t lii.uli. ^'cst in tlio uiciout and led tlirovmh l)road clear id broadtli, rso towards til is 37GG which was its junction cams. Tho , ilows cart- Tan jjian^vika ind receives snialhsr one ., and after a greater )cean. The 1000 miles md Zaire or ery little is among the ains to tlu^ Us into the ^al and the 'sides those near the S. le hottest of mess of th(( le continent :ry S. winds ions exhala- f rain ; l)ut tions of tho lie s(f>r|)i(in an- rrica in the interior a sort of fly called f.ic/sc is found, whoso bite, though not dangeious to man and wild heasts, is fatal to domestic animals. Mhicnt/s. — (Jold is found in Soodan, (Juinea, and Mozamlnquo ; silver near the Zand)esi and in the S.W. of Morocco ; copper in the Atlas Mount, ins, in Egypt, on the Zambesi, and in other parts; ir(jn in Egypt, near the Coanza, in the territory of Cazendje, etc. ; tin and lead in Loango ; and coal at Zumbo, on the Zandx'si. Stains. — Iho principal "states of Africa are the following : — IJr/i/jd is situated in the N.E. i)art of Africa, and has an area estimated at 175,(S12 s(iuar(^ miles, of which only about the tenth part is cultivated. The chief cultivated plants are cotto. "int, hemj), indigo, sugar, tobacco, opium, besides wheat, maizes millet, rice. AYithin the last two or three years the growth of cotton has been greatly extended. It is governed, under the Ottoman Porte, by a hereditary viceroy, or pasha, Avith absolute power. In 1802 the value of the imports was £2,r),')0,O52, and of the exports £1 2,22.5,783. Population estimated U0,12t. The im])orts of Algeria in 1801 amonntf.'d to £0,750,052, and the exports to al)out £3,000,000. Morocco, which is an independent kingdom, has an area of 287,700 square miles, and a populati(m of 8,500,000. The »S'«Artnm countries, which stretch from the Atlantic on the W. to Nubia on the E., comprise an area of 2,000,000 square miles, and are occupied by three distinct races — the iMoors in the Vs., the Tuaricks in the centre, and the tibbus in the E. Scncgamhia occupies the r(>gion of the Senegal and (Jambia, and is inhabited by various Negro nations. The French have settlements on the Senegal, containing 11,599 inhabitants; the' Lritish on the Gambia and at Sierra Leone, Avith a total area of 133,079 square miles, and a population of 335,279. The Portuguese settlements on this coast hav(i an area of 35,437 sepiare miles, and a population of 1095 ; and the Cape Verde Islands, Avhich likewise belong to Portugal, have an area of 1029 square miles, and a population of 85,393. The republic of Liberia, Avhich was founded in 1822 for the reception of free Negroes from America, extends for 320 miles along the coast of Guinea, and on an average 80 inland, and has a population of about 500,000. The Dutch colonies on this coast have an area of 1500 square miles, and a poinilation of 1 00,000 ; and the British settlements on the same coast have a population of 385,000. The country in the centre of Africa, known by the general name of Soodan or NinrHia, comprehends many independent states, such as Bamharra, TiiDlmctoo, Uoima, Bornu, etc. The Portuguese possessions of Angola and Bcngucla, on the S.W. coast, have an area of 200,002 square miles, and a population of .589,127. The English colony of Cape Colony or Cape of Good Hope has an area of 108,000 square miles, and a population of'207,090. It exports wool, skins, copper, ostrich feathers, cotton, ivory, hides, etc. — value (1802), £1,517,851 ; imports, £2,034,558. Natal, also an English colony, has an estimated area of 25,000 square miles, and a i>opulation (.f 1 1,580 Europeans and 150,000 Kaffirs. Exports (1802), £127,228 ; imports, £449,409. 3fo.:aj)ihiqite and its dependencies, Avhich belong to Portugal, have an aiva of 283,500 S(piare miles, and a population of 300,000. The only other state in Africa of any importance is Ahj/ssinia, which has an area of 1500 square miles, and a population esthnatod at 4,000,000 or 5,000,000. I L' 28 BLACK'S GENERAL ATL NORTH AlV -I I "i 1\ ll Tins grc;.i division of the world comprehends all that part of the American Continent or New AVorld lying N. of the Isthmus of Panama, between 8° and 80° N. lat., and 54° and 16G° \V. lon.i,'. It has on the N. the Arctic Ocean, E. the Atlantic Ocean, and W. tlie Pacific Ocean. Including Greenland and the numerous islands, it has an area of about 8,'?25,000 square miles. Coasts and Islamls. — The coasts of North America are extremely irregular, being more indented with gulfs and arms of the sea than those of any of the other great divisions of the globe. This is more particularly the case with the E. coast, Avhere, in the N., Davis' Strait and Baffin's Bay sei)arate Greenland from the rest of the continent ; and connected with these, by Hudson's Strait, is the immense inland sea of Hudson's Bay. The next great inlet on tliis coast is the Gulf of St. Lawrence, so called from the great river of that name which falls into its S.W. extremity. Passing over the numerous inlets and bays on the coast of the United States, we come to the Gulf of Mexico, ai \ the Gulfs of Honduras and Darien. The indentations on the W. coast are fewer and less coiispicuous. From Panama to the Gulf of California there are no irregularities of importance, and northward, from that to Vancouver's Island, the only indentation worth notice is the fine bay of San Francisco. About Vancouver's Island are several sounds, and from this to G0° N. tl>e coast is exceedingly irregular ; while farther N. are Prince William's Sound, Cook's Inlet, Bristol Bay, Norton Sound, and Kotzebue Sound. Exclusive of the minor sinuosities, the E. coast-line frqui Hudson's Strait to Florida Channel measures about 4800 miles, and from Florida Channel to Panama 4G00 ; the W. coast-line from Panama to Behring's Strait has been estimated at 10,500 miles; Avhile the N. coast-line cannot be less than 3000 miles. The principal peninsulas are Labrador, Nova Scotia, Florida, Yucatan, Old California, and Aliaska. The islands are numerous. Besides the AVest Indies, the more important are Newfoundland, Prince Edward, Cape Breton, and Vancouver. Movnfaius. — The Andes of Soutl. America are greatly depressed Avithin th(! Isthmus of Panama, but a chain which mhv be considered a continuation of them rises almost innnediately and runs N.W., spreading out in Mexico into extensive talile-lands crowned by lofty volcanic peaks. Further N. this chain forms the Kocky Mountains, which terminate on the shores of the Arctic Ocean W. of the Mackenzie Piver ; l)ut above 50° N. lat. the elevation is inconsiderable. About N. lat. 22^ it divides into several l)ranches, the most easterly of which, nowhere of great hciglit, is, in its northward coursisln-oken through by the lUo Grande del Nort' , and then takes a N.E. direction, and forms the high lauds in the northern part of Texas. This is the range of hills that crosses the Arkansas and appears in Missouri under the name of tli(» Ozark Mountains, running towards the confluence of the Missouri and the Mississip])i, Iteyond wliicli they probal>ly continue at a slight elevation toward Lake Superior. The genei-al direction of the Ozark is parallel to the Allegliaiiies. To the westward of the Pocky JMountaius there are other chains running parallel with them; an GENERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. NORTH AMERICA. rt of the American l)etwcon 8° and 80° rctic Ocean, E. the 1 and the numerous extremely irregular, uy of the other great the E. coast, where, 'om the rest of tlie lie immense inland lulf of St. Lawrence, its S.W. extremity. United States, we 1. The indentations ima to the Gulf of Lward, from that to le fine bay of San Tom this to G0° N. e William's Sound, , Exclusive of the Florida Channel mia 4G00 ; the W. at 10,500 miles; icipal peninsulas are aska. The islands are Newfoundland, ircissed within the itinuation of them xico into extensive in forms the Ivocky L of the Mackenzie Ahout N. lat. , iiowhere of great nde del Nort' , .and lern part of Texas. ]\lissouri under the f tile Missouri and t elevation toward to tlu^ Alleghanies. s running |)arallel ukalile tahle-land, square miles, and '1 of the sea. The IMountains, is pro- Its general height section are three lieight of upwards astern side of the es fi-om ahout ^\° iiie The two first are found in gi'eat abundance in Mexico; but since 1848 the chief gold-field has been California, where large quantities are obtained. Copper is found in greatest abundance in the vicinity of Lake Superior ; lead in S.W. Wisconsin, and in Iowa and Illinois. Coal and iron are widely diffused ; the Appahichian coal-field stretches without interruption over a length of 720 miles, with a maximum breadth of 280, and occujnes an area of G.3,000 square mile.^ The coal is generally bituminous, but anthracite is also met with, and is very abundant in E. Pennsyl- vania. There are various extensive coal deposits in other parts, including New Brunswick and Nova Scotia on the N.E., Vancouver's Island off the N.W. coast, and the Gulf States in the S. It has also been found in CaUfornia and Oregon. Iron is found in all parts of the United States, in Mexico, and in Central America, but the principal deposits are in Pennsylvania. Salt is likewise widely diffused. Fei/etnhle Prodndions. — The forests of North America are of vast extent. In the northern zone they consist chiefly of pine, oak, ash, hickory, red beecli, and the lofty Canadian poplar. The prevailing trees of the middle zone are sycamore, chestnut, black walnut, hickory, maple, white cedar, oak, and the tulip-tree. In the inter-tropical forests they attain an enormous size, and include the mahogany and other valua1>le woods. TJie Arctic flora is not essentially different from that of Europe or Asia in the same latitudes. Maize or Indian corn is the only important farinaceous plant peculiar to the New World. IVIillet, cocoa, pimento, vanilla, copaiba, cinchona, jalap, sassafras, nux-vomica, tobacco, and the cochineal plant are also indigenous. Wheat, barley, oats, peas, and rice succeed well ; the last-named in the southern swamps and inundated lands. The same may 1)0 said of the various fruit-trees in their peculiar thermal zones, as the orange, peach, plum, apple, etc. ; l)ut the native fruits are mostly of the nut kind. Sugar, coftee, and cotton are among the staple productions of the southern sections ; and in the middle and temperate region vines succeed well. The tea-plant and other exotics have been introduced, but as yet with only partial results. Ardmah. — The mosi formidable of the North American animals is the grizzly bear, which is ])eculiar to this continent. Its haunts are the Rocky ]\Iountains and the adjacent hilly country from Mexico N. to lat. G0°. The Polar bear, though not peculiar to America, is found in great numbers on the northern coasts. The musk- ox is also an inhabitant of the most northern parts between Q(S° and 73° N. lat. The bison or American butftdo, the largest native quadruped, is distributed over a great part of the temperate regions ; l)ut its chief haunts are the central prairie- lands, where it is seen in vast herds. The deer tribe is numerous, including the moose-deer or elk and the rein-deer. Wolves and dogs are numerous, and among the latter are the Avell-known Newfoundland and ]\Iackenzie River dogs. Foxes, beavers, otters, raccoons, opossums, hares, musk-rats, marmots, squirrels, etc., are among the smaller quadrupeds of this continent. Monkeys are confined to tl< i soutli. Reptiles are very mmier(ais, and many of them are poisonous. The nu)st noted is the rattlesnake. The cayman is found only in the rivers and lakes of the south, where it frequcMitly attains a great size. The bird tribe comprises 471 species, of which 380 are peculiar to North America. The list includes a variety of eagles, vultures, hawks, owls, etc. Wild turkeys are found in vast numbers in the woods, and water-fowl are extremely abumlant near the seas and lakes. In Mexico and Central Amei'ica the aborigines still form the bulk of the population ; l)ut in Canada and the United States there are now only small remnants of once powerful nations. They are of a bronze or cinnamon colour ; robust and well- proportioiHMl ; Avith lung, coarse, and shininc; blaek hair .f i.,,v,lo ^Plw> /^1n»v ir\\\o ia tiinnnrnna mr In.li 11 «r 1 he. BLACK'S .GENERAL ATLAS— INTROD and Pacific Oceans and the Russian frontier, and comprises an area roughly estimated at 2,430,000 square miles. A great portion of this dreary country is occupied or intersected by numerous rivers, lakes, and marshes, and the ground is generally barren and desolate, though in some places abundantly wooded. The climate is rigorous and changeable, and winter continues for eight or nine months. There is great abundance of l)erry-bearing shrubs and culinary herbs, and in some favoured spots barley and other crops succeed well. Fur-bearing an^nuds are numerous. This extensive temtory is very s^)arsely peopled, the taitire pojjulation being esti- mated at only about 1 50,000. Vhey consist chiefly of Esquimaux, who live along the coasts, and Indians, who roan, in small bands over the country, subsisting by the chase. Canada consists of a long narrow tract of country lying along both sides of the River St. Lawrence, in the lower ])art of its course, and thence along tlu* northern shores of the great Lakes Ontaric, Erie, and Huron. It is about 1200 miles in length, by from 200 to 300 in average breadth, and has an estimated area of 357,822 square inih.'s. It is divided into Canada East or Lower Canada, and Canada West or LTpper Canada, the former having an area of 200,990, and the latter of 147,832 square miles. Canada West is characterised by a general evenness of surface. A table-ridge, however, of considerable height stretches S.E. and N.W., forming a water- shed between Lakes Superior and Huron and the south portion of Hudscm's ]3ay. A similar watershed tn.verses Canada East, separating the aflluents of the St. LaAvr(>nce from the streams falling into Hudson's Bay. Canada West, though much more fertile than Canada East, is inferior to it as regards romantic and picturescpie scenery. The physical features of the latter are generally varied and grand, consisting of magnificent rivers and lakes, extensive prairies and forests, bold rocky heights, foaming cataracts, and fertile islands. The lakes of Canada are extremely luimerous, the entire surface being thickly dotted with sheets of water of various dimensions, interwoven with a network of connecting streams. Canada is not deficient in mineral .'esources. Iron of the best quality is abundant, and gold and silver are fonnl in small quantities. Copper mines are successfully wrought on Lake Sriperior ; and lead and tin occur in various places. The climate is much colder than that of Europe under the same parallels, and v(>ry much resembles that of Norway and Sw^eden. Heat and cold are extreme, tlie themo- meter ranging from 102'' above to 3G° below zero. In (Jauada East the winter begins in tlie end of November and lasts till the end of April, but in Canada A\^est it is much shorter. The greater portion of the land is thickly wooded with pine, ash, maple, butternut, Avalnut, ch<'rry, sycamore, cedar, alder, willow, etc. Almost all the fruits of temperate climates succeed in Canada, particularly in the W. Agriculture is the principal employment of the great bulk of the people ; but there are also many engaged in the fisheries and coTmnerce, and in the far west mining aftbrds employment to a considerable number of ])ersons. Their manufacturing operations are still very limited, but they are nevertheless making sure and by no means slow progress. Ship-lmildijig is extensively carried on at the principal ports. The chief agricultural productions exported hi 18G1 Avere, in bushels — Wheat, 7,028,232; barley and rye, 2,203,7G3 ; oats, 2,111,040; peas, 2,110,908 ; Lidian corn, 742,470 ; flour, 1,208,299 barrels. The total value of agricultural produce exported was £3,800,904; of animals and their produce, £700,972; forest produce, £1,994,301. The total value of the exports was £7,027,957, of which £3,938,980 were to the United Kingdom ; of the inqtorts for home con- sumption, £8,909,750. The number of v(;ssels that entered and cleared seawards in 1801 were— entered 2442, tons 1,077,128; cleared 2389, tons 1,059,007. Canada has a nund)er of inqiortant canals aiul railways ; of the latter there are about 1700 miles in operation. In 18(51 the revenue Avas £2,322,524; the expenditure £3,071,423. In 1770 Upper Canada contained only al)out 200 AMliit(^ 1)erson<. ■•iiid T^ower Canada in l(17<'>li:id oiilv 8 115: ^\ller'^■ls in ISOl the Nova Scotia, incli Gulf of Canso and Sal and 59° 38' and 00° 2' narrow isthmus. It is 2 from 50 to 104 miles, and its harbours are n and about one-third of marble, and other mint Population (1800), 07, agriculture, mining, an bushels ; barley, 209,7 maize, 15,529; ])otatoe lbs. ; cheese, 901,290 £1,522,045. Revenue, Prince Edwaud J Nova Scotia, and sepai miles in length by 34 i The surface is undulatii ley, oats, potatoes, and exports (1801), £10.3,1 ture, £32,800. Popuk Newfoundland, St. Lawrence, between W. Area, 40,200 squ; the surface is an altern lakes, ponds, and mar agriculture as on comnu of exports, £1,092,551, (1801), 122,038. It s to 95 fathoms, where coast of Newfoundland and Saint Pierre, the s BUITISII COLUINIIJl to 55^ N., long. 115° breadth, and has an es the south by the territ and the Russian territc latitude, and east by t includes Queen Charh couver's Island, and th larly gold, and in fine spects this country is p expenditure, £71,292 THE I The United Stat Atlantic to tlu; Pacific 00° 48' and 125° 3 from (^uoddy Head t north and south on tli 1000 miles. The ou 5100 are sea-coast, 1; 3,ii!)8.250 8<|nar(> niil( •tTwtn 11 cj cl/tvir i-tt»«i nfivn^c >fcKii-\ 1-MiiLI 1^^/ i. Ill Its i.(iiTTi\\;iiil ii'Ur ii-iiNtii t li!iniL;ll DV lli.-ii tiikrs ji N.K. (lircrtion, iiiul toiiii;^ tlif lii<,'li laiuls in the iiurtlu'rii part of Texas. This is tlu! rani,'*' of hills tliut crosses the Aikaiisas and apjJears in Missouri under the name of the O/aik Mountains, 7unnin,u: towards the conHuence of the Missouri and lli(! IMississippi, heyond which they i»V(il)al)ly eontiiuio at a slij,dit eh^vaiinn toward Lake Superior. The ,i,'eneial direction of tlie Ozark is paraUel to the AHeiAhanies. To the westward of the lvo(ky Mountains there are other chains runnin<,' itaraHel with them ; and hetween 34° and 45° N. lat. tliese fonn a remarkahh? tal)Ie-hind, known as the Great IJasiu, containing an area of ahont 130,00(» square mih's, and full of salt lakes, the largest of which is 4300 feet above the level of tlu^ sea. The Sierra Nevada of California, which is distinct fiom the liocky JNIountains, is pro- longed northward beyond the Columbia Kiver as far as 47° N. Its general height far exceeds that of the Rocky Mountains, and in the northern section are three lofty summits' .Jefferson, Hood, and St. Helen, which rise to the height of upwards of 15,000 feet above tlie se. The mountain system of the eastern side of the continent, called the Alleghany or Appalachian Mountains, stretches from about 34° N. lat. to the banks of the St. Tiawrence. The general direction of the range, as far as the Hudson, is nearly from S.W. to N.E., but here it turns more to the N., and in New Hampshire attains an elevation of G 428 feet. The highest point, hoAvever, of the whole range is the Black j\Iountain in Nortli Carolina, which rises to the height of G470 feet. Tlie basin of the Mississippi has no mountain barrier on the N., the watershed between it and the Hudson Bay being formed by a line of gentle undula- tions (the highest of which attain a height of only 1500 and 1700 feet) between 47° and 48°.' Itirers and Lales. — INIany of the rivers of North America are of great extent. The Mississippi, if we consider the Missouri as forming its main branch, is the longest river in the world, being about 4300 miles in length. The Missouri rises by three principal sources in the Ilocky Mountains, about lat. 44° N.. long. 110° W., and flows in a very tortuouf^: but generally S.E. direction for about 3100 miles, when it joins the Mississippi, which from its source in Lake Itasca to this point is about 1 900 miles in length. The united stream flows genei.vlly southward to the Gulf of Mexico, whicli it enters by numerous mouths. Many of the trilmtaries of the Mississippi, as the Arkansas, Red liiver, Ohio, etc., are of great size. The St. Lawrence rises, under the name of St. Louis, in lat. 47° 45' N., long. 93^ W., flows generally E. through tlu^ great Canadian chain of lakes, and falls into the gulf of the same name after a course of about 2200 miles. Between Lakes Erie ard Ojitario it is precipitated over a ledge of rocks IGO feet high, forming the celebrated Falls of Niagara. The largest trilmtary of the St. Lawrence is the Ottaway, 600 miles in length. Mac- kenzie River, taken in connection with the Great Slave River and Lake, and the Peace River, whose combined Avaters it receives, drains an area of about 550,000 sriuare miles, and has an irregidar course northward of about 1800 miles. The Rio ( Jrande del Norte and the Colorado are two great rivers of the S., the former falling into the Gulf of Mexico, the latter into that of California. The principal lakes, with their areas in square miles, are— Superior, 32,000 ; Huron, including Georgian and ]\Ianitoulin Bays, 30,000 ; Michigan, 22,000; Great Bear, 14,000; Great Slave, 12,000; Winnipeg, 10,000; Erie, 9G00 ; Ontario, G300 ; Great Salt, 2000. Cllmafc. — The average temperature on the western coast of North America is higher tlian on the eastern. In the Oregon valley it is said to be higher than in corresponding latitudes on the Atlantic coast by an amount equivalent to 5 or 6 degrees of latitude, and the winters are also much more moist. The N.W. terri- tories E. of the Rocky Mountains are cold and inhospitable, and r.ot suited for agriculture. In the E. part of the continent agricidture has not advanced farther than 51° or 52' N. lat. Towards the S. the climate of course becomes much warmer, till in Mexico it is essentially tropical, though even here, on the table-lands and mountains, Ave haA-e the climate of the temperate or even of the frigid zone. 3Iinen(Is.~The principal minerals are gold, silver, copper, iron, lead, and coal. -iiiimii;- i.i;icK li.Mir : sdii tlicni part of IVxas. Missouri under the )f th(! Missouri ant. They are constantly decreasing in numbers and giving place to the white mrai Pajmlation. — The following table gives the area and population of the various political divisions of North America : — Divisions. Area in Sq. Jliles. 600,000 380,000 481,276 2,436,000 523,162 118 Population. DivisioNa. Area in S'.]. Mile.s. Poimlation. Arctic lands (unoccupied) Greenland (Danish) Itussian America . Hudson's Bay Territory British Colonics . French Islands '9^400 54,000 150,000 3,182,069 1,338 United States of America ,, ,, Mexico British Honduras, etc. States of Cent. America Total . 3,098,256 802,366 19,200 200,000 8,540,378 31,445,080 8,137,853 25,635 2,174,000 45,179,375 Danish America. — Greenland, or Danish America, is separated from the con- tinent of America by Baffin's Bay and Davis' Straits, and extends northward from Cape Farewell, in lat. 50° 48' N. It is a mountainous and barren region, covered with almost perpetual snoAV and ice. The climate is intensely cold, though during the short summer, which is one continuous day, the sun has considerable power. Vege- tation even in the S. is almost suspended ; a few stunted birch, alder, and willow t^ees, with mosses, lichens, fungi, etc., being almost its only vegetable productions. On the W. coast, however, the inhabitants succeed in cultivating a few culinary vegetables. The Danish colonies extend along the W. coast to about 74° N. Pbpulation, 9400 ; of whom about 250 are Danes and other Europeans. They are cliiefly engaged in fishing and seal-hunting. I Russian America comprehends the N.W. portion of the continent, with the adjacent islands, extending from Behring Strait E. to the meridian of Mount St. Elias (about 141° W.), and from that mountain southward along the Maritime chain of hills till it touches the coast about 54° 40'. The surface is mostly of a moun- tainous character. Mount St. Elias rises to the height of 16,758 feet. The climate, though not so cold as in similar latitudes on the E. coast, is yet too cold to admit of agriculturrl operations, and the territory is only valuable for fishing and hunting. It belongs to the Russian American Fur Company ; and the capital is New Arch- angel, a town of about 1000 inhabitants, on Sitka Island. v' BRITISH AMERICA. Hudson's Bay Territory includes not only Labrador and the territory in the vicinity of Hudson's Bay, but extends westward and northward as far as the Arctic ■y<.u\\<. ;iihI Liiurr K :ili;tii;i in i "< " i' im > icy arc iii'VcrtTKlcss iiiakiii;^' sine am TiK'aiis slow progress. Ship-lnnldiiig is oxtensivoly carried on at tho principal ])orts. Tlie chief af^ricultiiral productions (^xport«!(l in 1801 were, in luishels — Wheat, 7,028,232 ; barley and rye, 2,203,703 ; oats, 2,111,010 ; peas, 2,110,908 ; Indian corji, 742,470 ; flour, 1,208,209 })arrels. The total value of agricultural produce exported was £3,800,904; of animals and their produce, £700,972; forest produce, £1,994,301. Tlie total value of tlio exports was £7,027,957, of which £3,938,980 were to the United Kingdom; of tho imports for home con- sum])ti()n, £8,909,750. The number of vessels that entered an7, of me con- oawards (f) 9,0 07. here are 24; the mt 200 801 the 1 of the Toronto, y of the lies. Ill of En|M'cts llijs v'uHiitry is i)aiiiruliirly suitahlc I'oi- ('iiii;;raiits. Ivcvcnue ( I SO I), XGj,1»U0 expenditure, J£7 1,292 ; value of imports, £282,879 ; exports, £12,080. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Tlie United States of America stretch across tlie entire continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, and lie between lat. 24° 20' and 49° N., and long. 00° 48' and 12.1° 32' W. The extreme width of the country, east and Avest, fnjin (^uoddy Head to Cape Lookout, is about 28.')0 miles ; and a line drawn north and south on the meridian of the mouth of the Pio (Jrande measures about 1000 miles. The outline of the frontiers measure about 10,000 miles, of which 5100 are sea-coast, 1200 lake and river coast, and 3900 land boundaries. Area, 3,098,250 square miles. M(mntain>i. — This territory is traversed by two principal mountain-chains — the Allt^ghanies in the E., and the Kocky Monntains in the W. These divide tlie country into three distinct g(-ograi)liical regions — tlie Atlantic slope, the valley of tht> Mississippi, and the declivity from the Pocky Mountains to the Pacific. The AlK'ghanies are less a chain of mountains than a long plateau crested with several chains, separated from each other by wide and elevated valleys. East of the Hud- son these mountains are generally distributed in irregular groups without any marked direction. Some of the peaks of the Green Mountains in Vermont, and of the Wliit(! Mountains in New Hampslrire, rise to the height of 5000 to 0000 feet. AfttT ])assing the Hudson, the structure of the mountains seems to change. In Pennsylvania and Virginia they assume the form of long parallel ridges, varying in height from 2500 to 4000 fe«!t, and occupying a breadth of 100 miles. In North Carolina the highest point has an elevation of 0470 feet. In Georgia and the northet-n part of Alabama, wliere they terminate, they lose their conthmous form, and break into groups of isolated mountains, some of which attain a considerable elevation. The Pocky Mountains far surpass the Alleghanies in elevation and ex- tent. Their base is 300 miles in breadth, and their loftiest summits, covered with eternal snow, rise to the height of 12,000 to 1 4^000 feet. They are from 500 to 000 miles distant from the Pacific, but tlie country between them and the coast is inttTsected by several minor ranges. The maritime range, which contains the loftiest mountains in North America, runs nearly parallel to and at a short distance from the coast of the Pacific. The immense valley betAveen the Rocky Mountains and the Alleghanies is intersected by the ]\Iississippi, which runs from N. to S. thTt)ugh the United States. Along the Atlantic coast is a low plain from 50 to 100 miles wide, beyond which the land ris(^s toward the interior till it terminates in the Alleghanies. Except near the Avater-courses, the soil here is generally sandy and unproductive. The Pacific section of the country abounds in Avikl and majestic scenery, but a consideral)le pctrtion of it is desert, as the great (California desert. Jiivcrs. — The Mississippi, Avhich drains the Avhole country belAvetMi tlie Eocky Mountains and the Alleghanies, rises in tlx^ state of Minnesota, in lat. 47° 47' N., amid lakes and champs, and after a S.E. course of about 500 miles, reaches the Falls of St. Anthony, Avhere it descends perpendicularly 10 feet, and also forms numerous rapids. Thence it pursues first a S.E. and then a S. direction ; and after forming the bonndary of Minnesota, loAva, Missouri, and Arkansas on the W., and of Wisconsin, Illinoi -i, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi on the E., passes througli Louisiana, and discharges itself into the Gulf of Mexico. Length, about 3200 miles. Its principal tributaries are — on the E., the AYisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, and Vazoo : on the AV., the Minnesota, Desmoines, Missouri, Arkansas, and Red River. The principal rivers of the Atlantic slope are the Connecticut, Hudson, DelaAvare, Susquehanna, Potomac, and James liiver ; of the Pacific slope, the Columbia, Sac- ii i.a> IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 I.I kit2A |25 ■^ Ui 122 a lift "^ us u Muu IL25 in 1.4 W20 I 1.6 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WEST MAIN STREET WEBSTER, N.Y. M5M (716) •73-4503 ^ \ •N5 :\ \ O^ C^ o^ 1 'l^ .. ramento, San Joaquin, Colorado, and the Rio Gila. Of those that flow into the diiU' of Mexico, the principal, after the Mississippi, are the Appalachicola, Mobile, Sal)in(!, Trinity, Brazos, and the Rio Grande. Lakes. — With the exception of Michigan, none of the great lakes of North America lie wholly within this territory. The Lakes Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario lie on the northern border, along which they form a connected chain of nearly 1200 miles in length. Lake Champlain, between New York and Vermont, is 130 miles in length by 10 in breadth, and discharges its waters through the Sorel into the St. Lawrence. The Great Salt Lake, in Utah, is about 70 miles in length by 30 in breadth. Climate. — The United States have a great diversity of climate. It may gene- rally be characterised as moist and variable. Li the S. it partakes of a tropical nature, while in the north a severe winter lasts for four or five months in the year. The coasts of the Pacific are much milder than those of the Atlantic under the same l)arallels. The climate of California is as mild as that of Italy, and in the S. very much resembles that of a tropical country ; whereas on the Atlantic coast the tem- l)erature is about ten degrees colder than in Western Europe under the same latitudes. On the plateaus of Utah and New Mexico we find a climate similar to that of the plains of Tartary. North of N. lat. 42° the climate is especially adapted to the growth of winter grains ; between 42° and 30° Indian corn and winter grains are staples ; while S. of 36° cotton, rice, sugar, Indian corn, and some of the tropical fruits are produced. The N.E. states are unhealthy and disagreeable in spring from the prevalence during that season of chilling E. winds blowing from the Atlantic. The northern and central states are subject to great and sudden variations of climate, in consecjuence of cold blasts from the great ice plains of the N. rushing in on any considerable augmentation of heat, there being no protecting mountain-chain on the N. Nor are the southern states entirely free from these sudden changes, Avhen ])eriods of unusually cold weather and unseasonable frosts not unfrequently destroy the orange buds of Florida and the cotton blossoms of the other southern states. 3linerals. — The mineral resources of the United States have as yet been but imperfectly explored. Coal and iron are widely distributed, and lead, copi)er, and tin are abundant. The Wisconsin and Illinois lead-mines are the richest in the world. Gold is very abundant in California, and is found also in Carolina, Virginia, and other states. Mercury is found in Kentucky, Ohio, and the borders of the great lakes. Petroleum has recently been found in great abundance in certain l)arts. Salt is obtained from numerous springs, especially in the State of New York. Agriadturc and Manufactures. — The great body of the people are employed in agriculture. The i)rincipal crops are oats, wheat, rye, maize, buckwheat, barley, potatoes, sugar, cotton, tobacco, rice, hemp, and flax. Cotton is grown chiefly in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi ; and less abundantly in Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, and Kentucky. The amount produced in 1860 was 2,160,000,000 lbs., of which 1,707,086,338 lbs. were exported ; but in 1862 the quantity exported was only 5,064,564 lbs. Sugar is grown chiefly in Louisiana, Florida, and Texas ; rice in South Carolina and adjoining states ; hemp in Kentucky and Missouri ; and tobacco in Kentucky, Vir- ginia, Tennessee, and Maryland, cliicfly. In 1860 there were 163,361,389 acres of improved land in the States, and the cash value of farms £1,385,598,439 ; of farming implements and machinery, £51,464,061. The live stock comprised 0,115,458 horses, 1,129,553 asses and mules, 8,728,862 milch cows, 2,240,075 working oxen, 14,671,400 other cattle, 23,317,756 sheep, 32,555,207 swine— the total value of live stock being £230,727,128. The produce of that year in wheat was 171,183,381 bushels, rye 20,970,286, maize 830,451,707, oats 172,554,688, rice 187,140,173 lbs., tobacco 429,390,771 lbs., peas and beans 15,188,013 bushels, l)otatoes 153,277,503, barley 5,167,015, buckwheat 17,664,914, hops 11,010,012 lbs., flax 3,783,079 lbs., maple sugar 38,863,884 lbs., cane sugar 302,205,000 lbs. ; besides butter 460,509,854 lbs., cheese 105,875,135 lbs., wool 60,511,343 lbs' w'ww l,86i).008 jrjils.. lioiicv 25,028,!*!) 1 l]).s. Tl GENERAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. n I that flow into the )2)alachicola, Mobile, p'eat lakes of North ', Huron, Erie, and connected chain of York and Vermont, waters through the is about 70 miles in nate. It may gene- artakes of a tropical months in the year. antic under the same ■, and in the S. very antic coast the tem- pe under the same a climate similar to is especially adapted rn and winter grains some of the tropical cable in spring from g from the Atlantic. /^ariations of climate, \. rushing in on any )untain-chain on the en changes, when frcfjuontly destroy southern states. ive as yet been but lead, copper, and the richest in the Carolina, Virginia, the borders of the ndance in certain ijtate of New York. e are employed in buckwheat, barley, s grown chiefly in antly in Louisiana, I Kentucky. The l,7G7,G8G,;338 lbs. \,^y(i\ lbs. Sugar uth Carolina and in Kentucky, Vir- 5,301,389 acres of ,38.5,.51)8,4;39 ; of stock comprised 1 cows, 2,240,070 5,207 swine — the hat year in wheat ats 172,5.54,088, ,188,013 bushels, hops 11,010,012 1302,205,000 lbs.; 00,511,343 lbs.. however, is rapidly extending in all directions, and in 1863 there were 33,800 miles in operation. Government, etc. — ^The government is a federal democratic republic, the funda- mental principles of which are, that while each of the several states retains the separate sovereignty of its own territory, the general affairs of the Union, and more especially the relations of commerce, war, and peace with other nations, are entrusted to a general government, consisting of a president, vice-president, and a congress or parliament. This last comprises a senate and a house of representa- tives, the former made up of two members from each of the states, elected for six years; the latter of in all 241 members, elected for two years by the different states, in the ratio of their respective populations. The executive power is vested in the president, who is elected for four years by an electoral college chosen by popular vote, or by the legislatures of the several states, the number elected being equal to the number of senators and representatives of each of the states. The administration is conducted by several secretaries and other officers, who form the cabinet. There .are secretaries of state, war, navy, treasury, and interior, a postmaster-general, and an attorney-general, each of whom presides over a separate department. The governments of the several states are perfectly analogous to those of the Union, the chief administrative offices in each being a governor, while the legislative power is vested in a congress popularly elected. The amount of public revenue for year ending 30th June 1861 was £17,334,728; expenditure, £17,620,590 ; public debt, £55,737,507. In 1863 the revenue was £185,036,070; expenditure, £183,941,811 ; and the public debt, £225,624,883. In 1864 (30th June) the public debt amounted to £346,397,667. The navy of the United States in 1864 consisted of 588 vessels, having in all 4443 guns ; the army is estimated at about 800,000. There is no established religion in the United States ; every one is free to profess what religion he chooses. The prevailing sects are Methodists, Baptists, Presbyterians, Congregationalists, Episcopalians, Lutherans, and Roman Catholics. In 1860 there were nearly 5,000,000 receiving instruction at the various educational institutions t)f the country. In 1801 a secession took place of certain of the Southern and slave-holding States, and in February of that year the Confederate delegates met at Montgomery and adopted a constitution for the provisional government of the seceded states, Jefferson Davis, president. The form of government adopted was similar to that of the United States. The states that seceded were — South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, North Carolina, and Tennessee. The total revenue for the six months ending 31st March 1864 is given at £138,262,656 ; expenditure, £61,656,544 ; debt (funded and unfunded), £264,264,555, exclusive of foreign loans. The army is given at 549,226 men. Populalkm. — The United States territory comprises at present thirty-five sove- reign states, one federal district, nine organised territories, and the Indian territory, as in the following table, which gives the total ])opulation, as well as the number of slaves and free persons of colour, in each of these divisions hi 1860 : — States. Area in Square Miles. r(ii)iilation in 1800. Total. Free Coloured Slaves. Maine . . . New Haiiiiisliire Veiinont . . Massaelmsetts Uliixle Island . L'onnectietit . New York . . New Jersey renn.sylvania Delaware . . Manland . . Vir^'iiiia . . . ViiKiiiiii, WesI N. •'.■ii'nliiia 31,700 0,L'.S() 10,'Jl-J 7,800 l,;ioo 4,074 47,000 8,3-iO 40,000 2,1 'JO 11,121 •,\s,:\r,-< '.'11, ODD .'■)l) Till (i28,L>79 :fJ0,07;} yi.'),oit8 i,2;i 1,000 174, Olio 400,147 3,880,7;!.') 072,0;i5 2,000,115 112,210 O.ST.OIO l,2ii|.;;o7) ;''.':;,•.■:; 1 \ 1,328 404 700 9,002 3,9r)2 8,0'J7 40,00.'') 2.^,318 i:)0,840 19,8l'0 83,942 ."i8,0fj '"l8 1,708 87,180 ■100. SO,'') States. Kontuoky . , Ohio . . . . Iniliana . . . Micliijjan . . Illinois . . . Wi.seonsin . . Iowa . . . , ♦ 'aliforiiia . . Ciilunil)ia Dist. Minnesota . , Oregon . . , Kiiiisus . . rolr Area in I'opulation in 1800. Miles. Total. Free Coloured Slaves. 37,080 1,155,084 10,084 225,483 30,004 2,;!39,5I I 30,073 3.'i,8()9 l,3.'^iO,4'.>8 11,428 f)0,'.>43 749,11.) 0,709 f).'),4or> 1,711,051 7,028 f)3,924 775,881 1,171 50,914 074,0 IH 1,009 15.'j,yso 305,439 4,080 00 75,080 11,131 3,185 100,0'J5 172,123 259 18.''),o;iO 62,405 128 114,708 lOit (-r. 107,200 025 2 atwumiBmuHtmi BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS—: value of the silver annually produced from the mines is about £7,000,000 ; of gold, £500,000. Iron, copper, tin, lead, zinc, and antimony are also abundant. The climate is usually divided into hot, temperate, and cold. The first has a mean annual temperature of about 77°, and prevails on the coasts and those parts under 2000 feet in elevation ; the second of 68° to 70° prevails on the mountain-slopes, between 2500 and 5000 feet in elevation ; and the third about 62° on the table- land, and all i^laces above 5000 feet. The soil is rich and fertile, though a con- siderable portion of it is unfit for cultivation. About seven-eighths of the inhabi- tants are engaged in agriculture. Manufactures have as yet made very little pro- gress, and are chiefly domestic. The commerce is very limited. The aggregate value of the exports and imports does not exceed £5,000,000. The army consists of about 16,000 men, with 520 officers ; the navy of nine small vessels, carrying in all 35 guns. The public revenue in 1856 was £1,770,833 ; expenditure, £2,817,981 ; debt, £27,817,550. Mexico was formerly a federal republic compris- ing 1 9 states ; but being overrun by French troops, it was induced to offer the crown tc Maximilian, brother to the Emperor of Austria ; and he accordingly assumed the reins of government 12th June 1864, with the title of Emperor. The established religion is the Roman Catholic Apostolic, and none other is tole- rated by law. Education is in a very backward state ; but of late some progress has been made, and a number of primary and other schools have been established by the States. Population (1857), 8,137,853. CENTRAL AMERICA. Central America lies between 8° 5' and 17° 45' N. lat., and 81° 44' and 94° 14' W. long., being about 900 miles in length from S.E. to N.W., and varying in breadth from 80 to 400 miles. Area, about 217,000 square miles. A range of no great elevation extends through the country, dividing it into two un(!(|ual portions, the smaller being on the side of the Pacific, The course of this range is interrupted in several places, especially by two cross valleys, one of whicli contains the lake of Nicaragua, the other the plain of Comayagua. The surface from the ])ase of the mountains to the coast on each side is mostly of alluvial formation. Some of the summits of the range rise to the height of 12,000 or 13,000 feet, and many of them are volcanoes. The rivers are comparatively small, but the coast on both sides is deeply indented by gulfs and buys, forming numerous excellent harbours. The principal lakes are Nicaragua and Managua. There are mines of gold, silver, and iron ; and lead, mercury, and other metals are also abundant. The climate, like that of Mexico, is exceedingly various, and the vegetable productions belong both to the torrid and temperate zones. The forests are extensive, and produce mahogany, pimento, sarsaparilla, vanilla, Peruvian balsam, and various other valu- able woods and drugs. The chief employments of the people are agriculture and cattle-rearing. The country is divided into five independent states ; the Mosquito territory, a kingdom under the protection of Britain ; and the small territory of Belize, or British Honduras. The five republics have togeth(U' an area of about 177,000 square miles, and an estimated population of 2,168,000, as follows: — Guatemala, area 28,000, population 972,000; Salvador, area 13,000, population 363,000; Honduras, area 72,000, population 358,000; Nicaragua, area 48,000, population 260,000; and Costa liica, area 16,000, population 215,000. The popuh -- , , _ 1 • r Mosquito territory has an area of about 23,000 square miles, antl a population of about 6000 ; and th(^ colony of British Honduras has an area of 1 7,000 square The \^ numerous it North Ame lat., and 50 Lixayes, oi comprehent chiefly of c are uninhal times callei sist of a loi Paria, and group alon, however, ai the N. of these islanc mits of a si the more subject to J them by th and Porto of the smal and moistu after a lon^ production world. T( less valuab manioc, co indigo, cocl mahogany, generally .< There are are commo birds are a sepai'ate isi WMll'liiikll Ifcf '/*.*) (1^17 I. SPANISIt, (.'iil)a Tdito T?ico Sail Domingo Miirtiiiiiine Gimiliildiiiic Marit'g:ilmite Pi'sinulf . I.C'S Saiiit^'S St.MarUn(N.i III. Indiu'en Il.iyti TTWTTiiTTT^ (Jii t*c< n t \t-k «i I ' V V T O 1 I RAL ATLAS— INTRODUCTION. 31 ; of gold, lant. The lias a mean parts under I tain-slopes, 1 the table- ough a con- the inhabi- y little pro- e aggregate my consists 51s, carrying sxpenditure, •lie corapris- ;o offer the accordingly )f Emperor, her is tole- me progress established and 9 4° 14' g in breadth of no great )ortions, the interrupted is the lake of base of the >ome of the lid many of ast on l)oth nt harbours. gold, silver. The climate, tions belong md produce other vahi- iculturo and he Mosquito teri'itory of ■ea of about 3 follows : — , population irea 48,000, ),000. The )opulation of r,000 S(|uare WEST INDIES. The West Indies consist of four large and about forty smaller islands, besides numerous islets lying in the Atlantic, and extending from the coast of Florida in North America to that of Venezuela in South America, between 10° and 28° K lat., and 59° and 85° W. long. They are usually divided into three groups — the Li.cayes, or Bahamas, and the Great and Lesser Antilles. The Bahama group, comprehending fourteen larger and innumerable smaller islands and keys, are chiefly of coral formation, low, flat, and scantily covered with soil. Most of them are uninhabited. The Greater Antilles are — Cuba ; Hayti, or San Domingo, some- times called also Hisjjaniola ; Porto Eico ; and Jamaica. The Lesser Antilles con- sist of a long chain, extending in a curved line from Porto Rico to the Gulf of Paria, and called the Windward Islands ; and of a smaller and more scattered group along the coast of Venezuela, called the Leeward Islands. These names, however, are more usually given to the islands of the former chain only, those to the N. of Dominica being called Windward, those to the S., Leeward. Most of these islands contain isolated jjeaks or mountain-ranges, supposed to be the sum- mits of a submarine range of mountains, The West Indies, with the exception of the more northerly of the Bahamas, lie within the tropics, and are consequently subject to great heat, which, however, is modified by the sea-breezes, and in some of them by the elevation of the land. The interior highlands of Cuba, Hayti, Jamaica, and Porto Rico enjoy throughout the year a mild temperature, as do also several of the smaller islands ; but the lowlands, subject to the combined influence of heat and moisture, are generally considered unhealthy. Ice sometimes forms in Cuba after a long continuance of north wind, but snow never falls. The rich and varied productions of the West Indies give them an important place in the commercial world. To their valuable native plants art and industry have added others not less valuable. The sugar-cane, coff'ee, pimento, banana, pine-apple, maize, cassara, manioc, cocoa, tol)acco, cotton ; various dyewoods and stutts, as fustic, logwood, indigo, cochineal; medicinal plants, as liquorice, arrowroot, ginger, jalap, ipecacuanha, mahogany, and lignum-vita}, are among the vegetable jiroductions. The cattle are generally of a small size, and only a few of the islands contain sheep and goats. There are few wild animals. The cayman and various other lizards and snakes are common. Fish and turtle are abundant. Parrots, flamingoes, and humming- birds are also common. The following table gives the area and population of the separate i.slands : — Sfiuare Miles. 1 Population. I. Spani.sii. (.'ii1>a 47,278 1,440,4(J2 rort.o Hi('o H.Sli.j 880,000 Sail Uoiiiiiigu . 7,0Ui) 200,000 11, FUEN-CH. Miiitiiiiiine SS-i i;i7,4D5 Giiiuliiliiiiiic . 52;> l.'iil,0."i"> Miirit'galaiite . ;■)'.» 12,74!) jti'siiaili' . 17 2,r.tJ8 I.es >.'i2 l(i 1,S2(5 12 3,107 27 12..'-i60 78 22,802 22 1,715 2r, 0,000 ! ' 1 Square Miles. Population. VII. British. Bahamas 3,522 27,619 Turks ifc Caieos 4,372 Jaiiuiii:a 6,400 377,433 Trinidad 2,012 84,438 (In-nada, etc. 133 31,900 Ti)ba};o 97 16,410 St. Vincent . 131 31,755 Uarbadoes . 10(3 152,727 St. Lucia 300 27,141 Dominica . 291 25,0ri5 Montseirat . 47 7,053 AutiKUa 108 37,125 St. Kitts . 08 20,741 Nevis . 20 9,822 Virgin Islamls 94 0,051 T.ital British i;!,;i.s9 858,052 ^^ Suiith Ciiidliiiii, (!<■(. i'^q;i. Alaii.iiiiJuaiHl .. Aikiuisjis, Trxjis, Tennessee, North (.'iiiolina, Vir{,Mniii, Florida, and Kentucky. J he an.onnt luo.Uiced in IHfiO Ava« 2,Hi(),()0(»,00U Ih.s., of whieh l,7(;7,,.')l)8,139 ; of farming implements and machinery, £51,404,001. The live stock comprised 0,115,458 horses, 1,129,553 asses and mules, 8,728,802 milch cows, 2,240,075 working oxen, 14,071,400 other cattle, 23,317,750 sheep, 32,555,207 swine— the total value of live stock being £230,727,128. The produce of tluit year in wheat was 171,183,381 bushels, rye 20,970,280, maize 830,451,707, oats 172,554,088, rice 187,140,173 lbs., tobacco 429,390,771 lbs., peas and beans 15,188,013 bushels, jK.tatoes 153,277,503, barley 5,107,015, buckwheat 17,004,914, hops 11,010,012 n)s., flax 3,783,079 lbs., maple sugar 38,803,884 lbs., cane sugar 302,205,000 lbs.; besides butter 400,509,854 lbs., cheese 105,875,135 lbs., wool 00,511,343 lbs., whie 1,800,008 gals., honey 25,028,991 lbs. The mines produced 2,514,282 tons of iron ore, 9,398,332 tons of anthracite and 5,775,077 tons of bituminous coal, 23 [A tons of nickel, 1 1,800 of zinc, 11,000 of lead, and 14,432 of copper ore. The total value of the manufactures produced in 1800 was £390,000,000, and the jmml)er of persons employed in the inanufactures was 1,100,000 males and 285,000 fenuUes, each maintaining on an average 2| other individuals, making the entire number of pers«ms dependent on the manufactures 4,847,500, or nearly one-sixth of the whole population. The quantity of pig-iron produced was 884,474 tons, of l)ar and other wrought iron 400,298 tons. Tlie value of steam-engines and machi- nery produced was £9,824,098 ; the number of sewing-machines made was 110,330. The value of the produce of flour and meal mills was £40,488,410. The manu- facture of spirituous liquors employed 1138 distilleries, besides a large number of rectifying establishments ; and 970 breweries, which produced 3,239,545 barrels of beer. Tiie number of liands employed hi the cotton manufactures was 45,315 males and 73,005 females, the number of spindles 5,035,798, and the value of goods produced £23,987,008. The woollen manufacture employed 28,780 males and 20,120 females, and the value of woollen and mixed goods produced was £14,347,075. Leather, boots and shoes, clothes, linen and silk goods, furniture, jewellery, timber, salt, petroleum, are among the chief of its other products. Commerce. — The total value of exports to foreign countries for year ending 30th June 1800 was £09,495,011, and imports £73,070,024. Li 1802-03 the (' X [torts w'erc £09,120,970, and the imports £52,539,080. The number of ves- sels that left for foreign countries during the year 1859-00 Avas 23,594, having in all a burden of 8,789,929 ; that entered from foreign countries 22,031, burden 8,275,190 tons. The aggregate burden of vessels belonging to the United States in 1800 was — registered sailing, 2,448,941 ; steam, 97,290 tons: enrolled and licensed sailing, 2,030,990; steam, 770,041 tons. The vessels built in the year 1859-00 were 110 ships and barques, 30 brigs, 372 schooners, 289 sloops and canal boats, and 204 steamers — total, 1071 vessels, of hi all 212,892 tons burden. The aggregate commercial movement of the United States can scarcely be estimated. The exports and imports at the several lake-ports alone were larger than those at the sea-ports in connection with foreign countries ; and the tonnage of the canals and railroads in the State of New York was more than equal to that of the ship- ping employed in sea commerce. The coast navigation line, including the bays and islands, is estimated at 21,850 miles ; that of the rivers, to the head of the tide, at 11,213, and that of the lakes at 4000. Most of the rivers are navigable far aliove the tide, and many of them nearly to their sources. Canals are compara- tively few in number, and including those in California, which are chiefly used for nulling operations, are under 0000 miles hi length. Kailway communication, )-^ Kentucky. 'J'lu- ,7()7, 1,.".2.S Koiitueky . , 1,1.55,084 10,084 225,483 New llaiiiiiHliire (•,'JSO :iL'(i,07:t 404 , , Ohio .... 30,004 2,330,511 3(i,073 . . Veiiiiimt . . 10,-Jl-J ai5,oo.s 700 Imliaiia . . . y;),800 1,3.50,428 11,428 .Miis.saclni.setts 7,S()0 1,231,000 0,002 , , Michigan . . r)0,2-t:t 740,113 0,7!»9 . . HIiikIi; Lslaitil . ],.".0(i 174,020 ;i,o.'i2 Illinois , . . 55,405 1,711,051 7,028 (,'oimectieut . 4,(574 400,147 8,(i27 , , Wiseonsin . . 53,024 775,881 1,171 New York . . 47,000 3,HHO,7;l.') 40,00.5 , J low.'i .... 50,014 074,013 1,009 New Jer.sey s,;i-jo (i72,o;t.'j 2.5,;ilS 18 (.'alifornia . . 155,080 305,439 4,0.S0 . . I'enn.sylvaiiia 4(1,000 2,000, 11,'i f,0,H40 C(dunil)ia Uist. 00 75,080 11,131 3,185 Delaware . . ■-', 1 liO 112,210 10,.S20 1 ,708 Minnesota . . 160,025 172,123 259 , . Marvliiiid . . 11,1'J4 fiS7,04i) 8:t,i»42 87,180 Oregon . . . 185,();{0 52,405 128 . , Virginia . . . ;f>s,;t."i2 l,2oi,:ii»7^ 58,012 490,805 KansaH . . . 114,708 107,200 625 '2 VirKiiiia, West 2:1.000 yo.i,2;f4 ) Colorado T. . 100,475 34,277 40 N. Carolina r.0,704 002,022 3O,40:t ;i;!l,0.'.i) Dakota T. . . 152,.500 2,570 . , , . S. Carolina . . 2!>,.'iS:) 7o;t,7o.S 0,014 4li;!,40(i Nebraska T. . 03,300 28,841 07 15 OeorKia . . . ■S.S.OOO l,0.57,2.SO .'i,,500 402,108 Nevada T. . . 8;t,500 0,857 45 , , Florida . . . .^O.'JliS 140,425 0:i2 01,745 New Mexico T. 124,4.50 83,000 85 Alabama . . r)0,7'J2 004,201 2,C)00 4;!5,0S0 Ctali T. . . . 100,000 40,273 30 29 Mississijiiii . . 47,1. '■id 70i,;io.5 77;t 4;iO,o;u Wasliinston T. 71,300 11,108 30 , , lionsinna . . 41,'J.'-..'i 7o.s,oo2 18,0t7 ;i.tl,720 Arizona'!'. . . 130,800 30,000 , , , , Texas .... Arljansn.s . . Tennessee . . •.>:!7,.'-.04 SL'.IO.S 45,1)00 0114,21.5 4;).5,4.50 lil00,.SOl 355 144 7,;too 182,500 111,115 275,710 Idaho T. . . ;i20,373 10,000 •• Total . . 3,098,250 31,445,080 488,005 3,953,700 Missouri. . . C7,;)so 1,1X2,012 3,.572 114,9;{1 This poj)ulation does not inchule the Indians, th(^ number of whom within the territory is estimated at 204,430. The following table gives the total i)opulation at each decennial period since 1790 : — Years. 1790 1800 1810 1820 White. 3,172,404 4,304,489 5,802,004 7,801,937 Free Coloured. 59,406 108,395 180,440 238,1.50 Slaves. Total. 3,929,827 .5,305,925 7,239,814 9,638,131 Years. .1830 1840 1850 1860 White. Free Coloured. Slaves. Total. 12,866,020 17,069,4.53 2.3,191,876 31,445,080 697,897 893,041 1,191,364 1,538,038 10,537,378 14, 19.''), 695 19,553,068 26,975,575 319,599 386,303 434,495 488,005 2,009,043 2,487,455 3,204,313 3,9.53,760 The ])opulation of the princii)al towns in 1800 was — New York, 805,051 ; Philadelphia, 502,529 ; Brooklyn, 200,001 ; Baltimore, 212,418 ; Boston, 177,812 ; New Orleans, 108,075 ; Cincinnati, 101,044 ; St. Louis, 100,773. M E X I C 0. Mexico is situated between lat. 15° 58' and 33° 22' N., and long. 86° 42' and 117° 13' W., having on the N. the states of California, New Mexico, and Te.cas ; E., the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea ; S., British Honduras and Guatemala; and S.W. and W., the Pacitic Ocean. Its greatest length in a N.W. and S.E. direc- tion is about 1987, and its greatest breadth 1128 miles. Area, 802,416 square miles. The surface! is extremely varied. It is traversed throughout its entire length by the great chain of the Cordilleras, which, on entering this territory from Guate- mala, divides into two branches, one going along the coast of the Pacific, the other along that of the Gulf of Mexico, and enclosing between them a vast table-land froni 6000 to 8000 feet in elevation, and comprising three-fifths of the entire territory. Many of the mountains are active volcanoes, and some of them, as Popocatepetl, rise to upwards of 1 7,000 feet in height. Its lakes are numerous, but small ; and, with the exception of the, Rio Grande on its N.E. frontier, none of of its rivers are of great size. This territory is particularly rich in minerals. The •m^rmvi ■rwrirnTm (Ti BTni^rwi luwiiii^, iMiiit-nRi, Tsarsapaniia, vjuiilla, l'(!nivuui luilsaiii, and various (.tlitr vain- able woods and drugs. Tlie chief <3m[)loynic'nts of the p(M.[)l() are a<,'ri(ulturo and cattle-rearing. The country is divided into five independiuit states ; th(! ]\ros(|uito territory, a kingdom under the protection of Britain ; and the small territory of Belize, or British Honduras. The five republics have togetli(;r an area c»f about 177,000 square miles, and an estimated population of 2,168,000, as follows: — Guatemala, area 28,000, population 972,000; Salvador, area 13,000, population 363,000; Honduras, area 72,000, population 358,000; Nicaragua, area 48,000, population 260,000; and Costa Rica, area 16,000, population 215,000. The Mosquito territory has an area of about 23,000 square miles, and a population of about 6000; and the colony of British Honduras has an area of 17,000 square miles, and a population of 25,637, I. Si'ASI.Sll. ' I'llll.l I'dito Rli'o !Siiii Dcjiiiiiigo . 47,'J 7,U If, FUENCil. Mnrtiiilciuo (jiiai|iiliiii])0 . Mftriu-Kiilaiite . Dt'siriiclii . ijv.n Siiintrs 3t.Miirt.iu(N.i)art; ill. ISDErE.NU». Jliiytl 10,0 SOUTH AMERICA This continent lies between 12^ 30' N., and 56° 30' S. lat., and 34° 30' and 81° 45' W. long., and is bounded N. by the Caribbean Sea, N.E. and E. by the Atlantic, and W. by the Pacific Ocean ; having a length from N. to S. of 4900 miles, and a breadth of 3200. Area estimated at 6,764,677 square miles. Its form is peninsular, being surrounded by sea on all sides except in the N.W., where it is connected with N. America by the Isthmus of Panama. The coast has very few indentations, the chief of which being the Gulfs of Darien, Venozui^la, and Paria, in the Caribbean Sea ; the estuaries of the Amazon, Orinoco, and La Plata, in the Atlantic ; and the Gulf of Guayaquil and Bay of Panama in the Pacific. The length of the coast-line of S. America is about 16,800 miles. Mountains. — South America is remarkable for its lofty mountains and enormous plains. The mountains form four distinct ranges, the chief of which is that of the Andes, extending from N. to S. along the W. coast of the continent, about 4400 miles in length, but of inconsiderable width. The highest peak is Tunpangato in Chili, 22,450 feet high. The southern extremity of these mountains form a group of mountainous islands called the Archipelago of Tierra del Fuego. Stretching eastward from the N. extremity of the Andes are the mountains of Venezuela and Guiana, the former extending along the coast, the latter running parallel to it, and forming the boundary between the plains watered by the Orinoco and Amazon. The principal summits of these chains rise to upwards of 8000 feet above the sea. The mountains of Brazil consist of several parallel chains, extending from N.E. to S.W. between 18° and 25° S. lat. The plains of S. America are of vast size, and are known by the various names of the pam/pas of the Argentine country, the silvas of the Amazon, and the llanos of the Orinoco. The pampas are about 1000 feet a])ove the sea, and have an area of 300,000 square miles. The silvas, as their name in- dicates, are densely wooded, and occupy the centre of the continent, having a length of 1500 miles and a breadth varying from 300 to 800. The llanos of the Orinoco are perfectly flat, and occupy 150,000 square miles. Besides these, there is the desert of Patagonia in the S. of the continent, nearly 200,000 square miles in extent. Rivers and Lakes. — The largest river is the Amazon, which rises in the taljle- land of Pasco in Peru, flows eastward, and after a length of about 4000 miles, falls into the Atlantic at the equator by an estuary 96 miles in breadth. It is naviga- ble for 2200 miles from its mouth, and receives during its course the .Ucayali, Madeira, Tapajos, Xingii, Negro, and Tocantins. The Orinoco, which is connected by a natural canal with the Negro, rises in the mountains of Guiana, flowing first N. and then E., falls 1400 miles. Th( till it forms, alon* of the Parana is Essequibo, San F: America is Sitica* square miles, and Climate. — In phical position W' lying almost direc the E., which foil part of the contir 98° in the shade, temperate ; at Rii In the S. of the C( daily. Along the rainless district n( vapours on the Ai Vegetable Pre its immense foresi several respects 1 graceful, and man flowers. Throng] and the l)rilliancy oranges, cocoa-nul the S. tlie quassia witli, as well as southwards, gradi but mosses and li Animals. — 1 continent, and th domesticated anii been introduced 1 in the forests, largest animals, mosquitoes, and 1 vahi- I and i|uito ly of ibout •s : — ation ,000, Tho DU of liiare I'dlto Rico Hull Dcjiiiiiigo . II, FUENCII. .Mfirtiiii(iiiu C!uiuliili)U|io .Mniit)|,'iil;iiite . I)('.sirii(|(i . Lc'H Hiiiiifps 3l.M(irl,iii(N.i)art; HI. iNDEI'ENUr ifiiytl 47,'J7S 7,001) 38',' 5'J'.t 5!) 17 fi 21 10,081 l,4I0,-ir.'J ;)Si),(i(i() 'JOO.OUO in7,4r,r> i:tit,():.r. l'J,7l!» 1,:!11 3,773 572,000 IV. 1)1 T( II, Ciirnooa . Moiiairo . A I'll I la Ht. KuHtalius Sal)a St. Miirtiii^H.part) V. Danish. !Sf. Tli()iiia.s Hiiiita Cruz St. John . VI. .Swedish. St. Baitlioloiiiew 1 138 10,045 S3 3,031 23 2,849 •.•7 1,032 It! 1,820 12 3,157 27 12,.')00 78 22,802 22 1,715 25 9,000 1 1 VII. DniTisH. Diiliamas 3,522 27,«10 Tiiik.s &. Caicos 4,372 Jamaica 0,400 377,433 Tiinidail 2,012 84,438 Oii'iiailu, etc. 133 31,000 Ti)ba},'0 07 15,410 Ht. Vincent . 131 31,755 Ilurbailoes , 100 152,727 St. Lni'ia 300 27,141 Dominica . 201 25,005 Mtintsorrat . 47 7,053 Aiitinna 108 87,125 St. Kitts . 08 20,741 Nuvis . 20 0,822 Virgin Islands 04 6,051 Total Britisli 13,380 858,052 H AMERICA. ' and y tliper, which is found .It, are also obtained t little carried on. nd those of the S. a rude nature, and ce is considerable, le form of govern- 'ut and a congress The country is legislature. The lie other American liolic. Population ll between 12° 21' being bounded N. [ador, and W. by breadth, and has Ice in the industry Icco, sugar, maize, led on, and only a |ards the K, large minerals, as gold, larried on to any \v worked. Gold to exist in New >ply the wants of d the exports to Idlway across the bn was sanctioned [airs independent d l)y a president 1858), 2,223,000. land between 08° £12,700,876; of the imports, £12,5.'57,5r)l. The government Ih a conHtitutional monarchy, hereditary in the male line ; and the legislature consJHtH of it Honato and a chamber of deputies, the former elected for life, the latter for four ycwirH. The public revenue in 18G0 was £5,295,404, the expenditure £0,075,51)5, and the total amount of public debt £15,283,020. Brazil is divided into twenty pro- vinces, and the capital is Kio Janeiro. Population (1850), 7,077,800. Peru is situated between 3° 35' and 21° 48' S. lat., and between 08° 10' and 81° 30' W. long. ; being bounded on the N. by Ecuador, E. and H. hy Brazil and Bolivia, and \V. by the Pacific. Peru is very rich in gold and hIIvoi* ; and though a great number of the inhabitants are employed in mining operations, i\umi arc not carried on with that energy and skill which is necessary to tlieir full development. The total produce of the silver mines since 1030 is valued at more than £300,000,000. Agriculture is here subject to many diffieultieH aiul disadvan- tages, arising from the dryness of the land near the coast, the baiTcainoss of the higher regions, and the difficulty of communication with the interitir ; but not- withstanding these disadvantages, the soil furnishes a considerable wipply of pro- ductions for exportation. Manufactures can hardly be said to exist. The trade is considerable; the exports in 1859 amounted to £3,343,134, and the imports to £3,003,844. Several short lines of railway have recently lieen constructed in Peru. The government is republican, and the chief executive power renides in the pre- sident, while the legislature consists of a senate and chamber of (h^putics. Peni is divided into eleven departments and two littoral provinces. Population (1859), 2,500,000. Bolivia is situated between 10° 21' and 25° 38' S. lat., and between 67° 30' and 70° 30' W. long. ; being bounded on the N. and E. by Brazil, S. by the Argentine Confederation and Chili, and W. by the Pacific and Peru. Its hiugth is about 1000 miles, its gi-eatest breadth about 760, and its area 473,798 square miles. Gold is found in Bolivia in abundance, especially on the eastern hIojxss of the Andes ; and the silver mines of Potosi in Bolivia have long be<^!) regarded as the richest in the Avorld. Copper, lead, tin, sulphur, saltpeti-e, and salt are also found in Bolivia. The chief occupation of the people is agriculture ; and though there are numerous manufactories, none of them are of great size. The trade is in- considerable, and is chiefly carried on through Peru. The constitution is republican : the executive is in the hands of a president ; and the legislature consists of three branches, a senate, tribunes, and censors. The revenue amountc^l in 1858 to £395,200, and the expenditure to £347,800. Tlie capital is Chu(|uisaca. The country is divided into seven departments and two provinccfs, and contained in 1858, 1,987,352 inhabitants. The Argentine Confederation is situated between 22° 20' and 40° 50' S. lat., and 55° 20' and 70° 30' W. long. ; being bounded on the N. by Bolivia ; E. ])y Paraguay, Brazil, and Uruguay ; S. by Patagonia ; and W. ])y Chili. 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CM"'-;.!/! ^ \ i, ■ fK ^(l: Lmij^itiiilf K.'ist ^iv »'*^-'aS^.'^ /xi(rxi.f<«> K T lllil <> I' 1 A (li (iri-cmt-ii'li £,linhuryh:J'uNulu:l byA.S f.Jl/a-A- H'Ul,,fh.:> INDEX TO BLACK'S GENERA An Ari'UMDix, containing a number of additional names, will bo fou I rrofixod to a name signifies a Country, Province, ] § Prefixed to a name signifies a Tribe, People, &c. .MM L.T. Loffu. *{j;;:; MaiuU. L*T. IrOMU. As, It. (Higa) 67 7i« AM, 11. ^^.^....^M 20IV 01** »**^W^^*^^*^ Anbeldat ~.. Aiiby* Aabve Aaoii, R. AhoI ^. Auera ( Aerau) Aacerup AaiMre 4akier Anki AMI AHI, Kl Aalnbeki Aiilbek ^ Aalboric^. % Aalborg Aiiloii, ,JA\ UN A7 low ,-.47 37M ^a 36N ...^9 4llf .15 401* .12 SOif 44N Anlteii ..:„^,^ SI fiUN Aiimara „.^ ^^> son Aimioilt ..,...„....„..61 KiN Air, R Anruban. Aarberg, Aarbiirg Anrdal Aardal Aurdeiil)urg Aare, R. ~ t Aargau i Anarliuut Aarhuui Aaro* Aanip Aknuound, R, Anrwiingen Amb Awn«M Aiittrup Anatrup Anuy, K. Aaisy, R. AHtRong >. AbaoosM, R. Abacknai .,^^. AbACO. Abnco, L. Abnco, U. Abiid Abadeli >.,....» AlAi. llatb. AbMlto Abalte. .10 21 N -..16 33N 47 .3N 47 I9N 5enictliy Abenicthy Abemyte , Aberporth— ,. Aberrutlivon Aburthaw -.-.— Aburucliill-M.-.. Abervrncli llurb. 51 5'7 KiN 56 2(lN -JS6 2(IN 52 HN rfi I9N -.51 24 N .-J>C 21N -.411 37N Aberystwilli AberyBtwitb Abeatos M. Abliar. Abiad, U Abtad, Has el ADICIliil ....w........... Ablgan Ablglierm Abiglierm Abigooni ——.-.29 32N Abll—— . 32 43N .53 24N 51 47N 20 208 .Ki .ION ^a 25N ..47 . or Ma I'. Nahki. Lat. Acupiilco -. ^Acurniiiiiit Aciuiunipet Auatiun . Aoawnn. Acnwny Acay AccMruli., Auclio — -.. ,-.17 ON — ;«l 4«N .12 5N 17 57N ,2H I4N — 5 .ION ,24 31 a 5 45N Accipitruin -..19 ION Acconipoiig town 18 I4N Accuniuli ——43 42N Acubcdo -,—..-.42 SON Acoreiisa -.—-.40 5(N tlU 5l\v 21 78 79 518 98 Hw 11 278 67 54W 66 45w .18 35 4b 8 10b 77 46W 13 ItiB 5 .iw IS 57b 15 4H 14 2,18 72 Ob 73 OB 9 llB 106 4t>\V 69 3!)W 4 54W 6 15W 3 5HW Achillii I.. Acliil Sd. . Aeliilty L. Aoliiii Acliiuiure Acliin Acliin. Acliincar Aoliindnrin Acliindntin. AcliingitI - Acliintore.. Acliintoul ."ill LIN Acliiiitoiil Cas ..-.W .5-2N .15 I7N -.53 62N -J57 34N .13 IN 50 16N 17 30N ■ — 65 34 N -.57 35N 56 ION fill 3;.'N .55 S.IN 4 4 23 5 6 3 3 4 4 saw 58w OB 16w iw iw aiw .lOw Slw 6 Slw S3 428 3 9W S 3.'.w 3 22W 97 08 95 248 3 low 11 498 8 68 3 33W 20 aiB 3 37W 3 31 w 10 I3W 10 Ow 9.S4W 30 IIB 9 54W 36w 38 6W 2b 15W 21w 2w 14W 4w 13W 6(iW 4'2\V 46 28 33 46 36 61 50 36 31 66 47 25 34 36 26 26 55 33 18 46 49 12 11 11 11 II 28 It 12 11 11 11 11 11 38 II II 11 35 35 II 18 18 II 86 U 12 13 13 13 66 13 II 17 II IG 11 13 II 13 11 13 II II Acritbbim, Aaccnt of . Acnibi J)l ON ...12 UN Acrutlios Fr. —40 6n Acre -.—.—.32 61 n Acre, liny of -.-.32 51 N iAcre, Piicliulic oi;» 20N Acre, Plain of -.32 6.1N Acre,... -.—.14 SfiN Acre or Akko— 32 fi6N Acrington 83 46N Acritiu I'r— ...36 40N Acroci'muiiiiiin i'r.40 2.1N Airo-Corintb —.37 55N Acntterion —..'16 SON Actiuiu — — .18 S'lN Acton— .—.61 aON Acton lieaucliuinp62 ON Acton WuiUKil —52 45N Aculnpa-. .,18 12H Acumeneuin— ^ 45 14n Acururui. U. — 3 308 Adair, Cape -,— .7< 'Ms Adaln.. t Adulia Adulia - Adaliii— .— 36 56N Adalia, G, of .16 35N Adaiuullo, M 46 ION Adaini ■..-...... 37 S.In Adanikella -.-.-.5.1 32B Adam's, I— —51 168 Adam's Peak— 6 56n Adam's Dr. — — . 9 IOn Aduiii's I'll. —.52 23N Adttinowa ............ 8 55N .18 34N 37 SN 3N Aduuisuii's Peak-.43 218 Adunistown — — ..'i7 2.'iN Adainuz — — .-.3U 4n Adaiia— — — .37 SN Aduna ——.37 IN ^ Adana-.. Adanea Adare— . Adaultit Adda, It. Adderley Addingliam Addysir Adelaide Adelaide i< ION —37 lUN —62 33N 29 6N 45 20N J»2 67N 53 SON 23 3l'N .34 2)18 548 AdeUidc Port -.-.34 48S Adele bland 15 6s Adelplii Islands -.^19 7n Adelplii— — »39 8N Adelaberg AdeUiieioi. Ademuz Aden Aden, Port of, see Mil p. Adenor Adcrna Aderiio 45,49N -49 24N .40 eN ,12 *rft Anliur-ifflila OEX TO INEKAL ATLAS. f aflditional names, will bo found at tho end of tho Ikdex. # signifies a Country, Province, Diatrict, &a lignifics u Tribe, People, «S:c. N». or N^Hna. Ut. Jiima, Ho. or Mkr. T Nahki, Lat. 1J»NU, 6lw 46 7» 28 i Slit 33 I H\v 4G 37" 3G ' S4W 81 I 4fiw fiO ) .'IH 36 i 411 31 I 10b STi 4(iW 47 I KiB 2A .Iw 34 67k afi 4H S.'IB Ob OB llB 5(W ft3\r fiSw OB 30wr SlW 61 W 42B 9w 3r_fl3 4Sn Acritiu I'r. 36 40n Acroccrauiiiiim rr.40 25N Airo-Corimli ..^37 65i* Acrotvriun .~.,^^......... „^ t Adana~., 6N IN ION I8N Adanea ^.^«..,.^«..37 Adare ,„^,„^^^b'i 33N Adaultit.„. .....2!> 5N Adda, H. ..„^..,^b i>ON Adderley ,..,.,^,^'>2 57N Addingliam ^^,^:i 66N Addysir ..,..,......»..,23 3m Adelaide ..«~.»^.^ 2US Adelaide ...,>.....>...,J4 64S Adelaide Port ,„.,M 48a Adele Island ..~~16 (is Adelplii Islands .^'19 7n 39 8N w45.49N >9 24N 40 6N 12 tftf Adelplii. Adelobcrg Adelsiiei: Adeinuz Aden Aden, Port uf. Me Map. Adenor Adurna Aderno as SOB a> 21 B 24 20b 35 &B 36 2B Sa 30B 35 IIB 33 1:>H 36 4R 8 21 w 21 55B 19 L'2B ^2 .^11 K Sn :>3it 20 48B I7W 2 27w 2 6w 03 7*v IU57K 68 3.IW 71 (IW 28 2(;b 3U SOB 31 OR 30 4UB 3U 50B 10 34B 23 4B a 58W 166 ;tB 80 »IK 79 4Ub « 43W 13 lOB 146 65B 2 45«V 4 i^w 35 Us 35 18B 36 OB 81 69B 8 46tv 9 IW 9 25B 2 2UW 1 flaw 71 6B 138 48B 138 38B 138 3oB 123 Ida 24 OB 24 IB 14 14B 9 2^B 1 15\r 45 lOB ai 31 66 31 31 31 31 SO 91 9 28 69 28 28 28 10 10 10 4() 66 49 40 30 30 30 30 30 25 23 13 62 33 33 13 36 63 12 25 30 56 30 28 13 36 25 9 9 83 62 62 62 62 28 28 19 18 24 29 8 25S aa I UN .^7 ;j8N 30 123 I8a 35 ^l 60B 28 14 41)8 26 Ai'ftia .~~.~,. AcKlda ^....^ Ai'Kilia Aegina ~.'l.l '2:,N ■^H !IN .,45 30N jia b2N .37 44 N Aegina I. .....^.^.'ij 43N Acgionurus ^^.■.^^ ION illgustlicna ~~~. ,^18 UN Afgusa <.~_ 17 68N tjfCgypttis Inlet ') 4«N i jKgyiitusSupe.....-'^ .TON Aeliuuliiunul .......57 22N Aciblsnk ..„..3'i 31 N AelWud V, 37N Aclivna 0. of ~~..2;i 46n Awiann ^„.^, 29 33n ^:iann ~.~ — 29 XM Aelberg ^ .»,47 ION Aulia.....^ ,^,^^ .—42 .'iON a:\\ ....18 40N Aolin ., ..^.31 47N Aonionu ^..^.^ ..^46 3N Auiiaria...~~.-.~ ..-40 4flN A«neia~.w..~.~... 40 24N Aencyze, Castle ....'lO 24N Acng „,^^ — Aciiisospliyra 1'. 19 4.'N -.31 30N Aenun Auiiona At'iioi AcntaL Aciium «,. Aonus Fl . .^'.oliae Is. Aeopolis-.. Aentab .-. iEroc, Isle. Aerccliot . Aersen Aescli Aeiium — .-. S Aestiaei -. Aestraeus R. fi .^Jiiopii i .^.:tliioi)ia Inter. 12 i iUtliiopia (Supra Kgypiiiui) —.—15 On .£tiia Mount —.37 46N 12 26N 44 ISN —40 40N ■......— 37 bN .26 ION .47 SON .38 40N .;i3 41N .37 7M .54 54N „50 6n .24 9N .20 65N 20 35n 1 12N !6 14N Aguada Aguadilla Aguajo Agualulco. Agualulco. Aguanaiigas Aguar — Aguas Blancas, R. 3 30N Aguas Calientes -.22 On Aguatria R. —.,....8 4(!s Agudo ——.38 SON Aguiar , 3H 2(;n Agulla, Pt 38 ;t7N ai oa 86 338 7 7 7 6 16 M 87 35 13 13 9 13 36 86 61 34 34 61 51 33 51 51 51 SI 34 46B 13W 47W luw 57wr HB 16 46Mr 49 I Sir 7 60W 8 12nr 43 4UHr 46 82tv 73 62B 40 68\V 38 !Xl\V 63 SOW 49 OW 8 41W 81 31a tt S7B 16 39 W 89 7b 77 S8B 80 .108 19 4tia 48 lOB 16 OB 81 318 82 198 7 6w 1 67W 16 408 87 08 22 aUK 13 3nip........»~~..~M 47N AwiMSund. B....^.»4 7** AMPWMigm 47 I4M Amk M MN Aamai ..» ^> 36W AMtrup W aow AMtrup ~- >.J>ft 47N Aauy, K ,14 MN Aauy, R. .~. M Sw J4 SON 3 3M I3N M KM M 95!« SH I KM .11 len .« WN , 147a Aaticung AbMuTt, II. AbMknM . Abnco, L. . AbM«>. U.> Abwl^ Abwitli. Al«lt Hwbi AlMlto Alwlto. Abalbaru AiMn AtMIM, R. Abaiimjr. AbMillU Abunltu AlMiny Almpo Abaml AbMiiii, Mt». of Abwkoli Abiw-alMd % AbMte . Alwita ^ AbbHdl AbbwMlNid AbbMKlMd AbbamlNMl Abbaye Abberfo Abbeville Abbavllla Abbey ^i S3N .11 aoa »'« 4lf JW SON ,,46 38N ....JO An ...^4 MX Ji7 38N Abbayfeala ......^i I9n Abbey Head .....M 4(IN Abbey Holm ^^M 51n Abbeyknookiiuiy,.Jl3 Mn Abbeylard..,..,^...ja 46n Abbeyleis ...... .....fii &4n Abbey; New,..,..,^4 A8N I AbbitlbbM .....A9 ION Abbltibbe lloiiw^4B 49N Abbttibbe. Lake wtfl UN Abbltibbe. R. .~^M SN Abbodi »..»>........ M SUN A bbotrule ...^...,..ii 89N ^ iboU Bromley ...91 AN t bbou BnMiiley..Jii SON .^bboU, Morton ...ftS 12N AbboUi,Rodling..JII 47N Ahbottbury .........BO 3Rif Abbotsford .. AbbotriwII . Abbotnliam ., Abbotiley^^. Abolieran, C, AbdMaas. X Abda Abdan Abdera Abdie Abdiklnl Ab-dool Abegerm AbeKonn Aliejiir. ^.....69 3.'iN ......M On 91 IN ......Ji-I 12N 41) SKN 33 32N 3N '***0>^^m^nt 44N 40 5flN 2I)N 42 SAN :ii 4:iN aa 96N i.ii»..* 3 6 94 N 41 47N Abelbetliinauclmli XI 21 n Abelinaiini.~~w~J» SIN Abel-ihUliau.»....J)l iJM Abenberg 4!) ION Abenoiar ... ......'M 4.'Sn Abeniburg .........48 91 N Abernfon ...... 91 37N Aberarder .........97 I(|n AlK'rarder...».......f'>fl 9(iN Aberayron...~.~~~52 ISn Aberbrothock M :i3N Aberbytliycli Abercainiey. Aberchalder Abercliirder Abereliirdir Abercorn .51 91 N !)6 22N ,7 7" .97 .^3N .57 all* — 95 99N Abercromble, U — 34 OS Abeldiitgie 56 S.'IN \berdare ».......~. 9 1 41n ■ 4a >49a 10 lia »43a 9 4«ia •i Sta 7 4(li 31 491 11 54B • 47a 9 Ma M Ma 39 9i>a 01 loa 57 Mw 18 4«a 77 low 77«ow 7tf 90W «7 4Ha Bit 498 no SHa 48 43W 49MIW S4 Sa B7»7» 3rt 9f«a 73 lotr I 4«r 92 39a 80 la fli >w 8 9w 3»4.-ia 94 8a 45 90B 3» 3oa l."* 9Ha 87 aiw AS lUa 45 34 a OA 3Ha 6 IHa 1 aoMT 1 4«a 8i r,tw 3 33W 9 lltw 3 9tl\v S lt>W 8 4mr 7 24W 7 Slw 3 37w 7» ow 78 37W 79 ow 81 90W 39 30a 2 38W 1 18W I 94W S 0«v Ifia S ddw 9 47w 3 low 4 I9W 13w 90 13a 36 3(ia 8 Mm 68 34a 24 Ma 3 12W 27 94a 66 6a 90 46R 90 49K 8 44w 39 3Ha 39 38B 39 3»B 10 5AB 4 19W II 90b 3 4AW 4 I5W 4 aiw 4 13W 8 3iV 4 0\T 3 4ftw 4 49W a 3!IHr 2 40vir 3 •ittw 149 27b 3 2UW 3 24W 19 SI II II II sa IS iS n II II II so 33 Al n 47 47 47 n 83 SA •I •I n 31 81 49 94 98 19 SO 94 31 89 30 93 3A SI 31 39 39 lA 14 48 II 18 19 9 13 13 13 19 40 43 40 89 31 19 Abliar... Abtad, H AbUd. Ilai el , AbtelNkI AbliMi ... AbtRlienii Abl||li«rm Abiaooiii AMI Ablla AblU .1)1 .Kin .'i'l 2AN ON IH 40N .18 4IN ,~.>9 .TiN .14 43N M 4IN .12 4.1N Ablla LyMUil«......33 40n Ablld . t Abilene. Abliii Abingdon ........ ~.A I 4on Abingdon ............an ;iin Ablngtun ......>....92 .'i8N Ablngton ...,., 98 HN Ablngton ...... 99 S4n Ablitunduli, l.uku 33 3N 10 10 10 10 10 19 19 10 \a 98 31 36 39 66 19 27 39 39 39 9t 81 31 31 18 94 18 10 II II 10 19 10 12 11 11 11 19 99 19 10 Ablverd. Abketlleby Abia Abia AlttniMrdiunc AblU Abii, t Abo AlKilkna, Abuiney. .18 HN I'i 47N .17 i;iN AiN 1 9JN 48 :ioN .~60 2liN ...61 ION ....13 I9N 7 SON Abondiinoe ........M 17N Aboiidle...............46 9N AbontetGliui..........4l 98N Aboo »......»....,...84 40N Aboo lliirki Aboo Klian Aburli AbotU Abou .28 9IIN 1 ION 9 SON 27 UN I 17N 19 IAN 80 I7N Abou Aliinod Abou QiiMitIr Abou-el Mutninur 30 9.'In A bouliir...... ......... 89 30n Abou Ferngeli ......2.1 3,^N Abou Oirguli.........2H 32n Abou Heregl .......23 39n Abou Iluuiii.........36 8HN Abou June .... Abouiliikluu Abouidr, ituy or....1l 82N Aboukir, Coiile .~JI Km Abou Kiinii..~......l4 aiN Abou Bult'lat ~.~.24 ON Aboupnnd ............1.'! 30N Abou Hiouoyr Abouieli'bbe 01. AlMJUnlior About AboutlJ Ahoyne ..............JiJ 4n Abra Pikuipu ~.~.22 loa A bf»liao....~.. :i» 28N Abruntei .^^.........l!) 2HN Abranteit (Ilulila) 12 4.'>b Abreti Lei Abrollios, I. Abroitoln .... ± Abru«io, Citni...'12 3n i Abruczo. Ultra...42 22N Ab«enieii..~.~.>~. 90 ION Absyrlides 1*. ......44 4.')N Abt.The .... M 2IN Abubui .......»..,..40 3AN Abuel Atwad, U. 33 SaN Abuna 11. ............ SOa Abuwid ...............JB 97N 11 3IIN 29 32N .28 90N 26 90N .28 7'* 98 I3N .27 IN .49 :i2N .17 &'I" »3!> 4N 49 ,'Ib 2AB 39 HB ft« Mia 74 iNW Oil A4a yJ>7 >An Aelieriiigi,... 48 8lN Arliem ,.,.„. , 48 .'I8N 69 19 31 30 96 66 99 28 32 66 4'i 66 46 96 49 65 56 46 AolitrliMid.... Arlienials L. Aclietter .... Aclihen Cm. Acbll lid Aclill Itle Aeliilbeg hie Achillli I Achll Bd. Aphllty L. AehliM, Aoliimure Acliln Aeliln. Acliinciir Acblnilnrin Aehlnclniln. AcIiIiikIII .. Achlnlora...,.w Aciilntdul . — Achlnioul Cue. Achlto Avliknhiirn~..~ Adili'ity .. Ai'liU/ofiy ... Acliliichrnn Acliliiulirun Aclilyne....... Aclimiicny Acinacrae a Jiif 22n jn ION .98 3im 19N 93 90N 3 9)IN ...~9.1 AiN -..~J«A I7N ^....JVI A2N 17 MM In ..M HN 90 I9N q .ION .99 .14N ~J17 3Alt 00 ION 98 3.'N .99 9AN m IAN Ml 9>N 40 ION 97 44 N ,A0 47N .9)1 47N M 92N ...AO AIN .~A6 SON ~J»7 2,1N .10 40N Aclimiiliidy ........JV7 31 n AcliiiiHnitrry........JMi A3N Ai'liniarkinore....~JMi 4!)n Aolimvre .......w.~J>9 40n Acbniet Agit, .~~.18 4.1N Achmotlia~~.~~~.<14 AIn Aclimore........... A7 20n Aclimure........ Acliniuro Ac'lxnure. Acliniore A flitv 23 428 S 9W A .1AW 3 SSW 97 08 99 (48 .1 low 11 498 8 08 3 .TIW 90 aam 3 .17w 3 .11 W 10 I3W 10 OW 9 Atw 30 118 94W 4 SOW 38 6W 88 I9w Slw 2W I4W 4W l,lw 3 MtW 2 42W 140 198 9 3!)W 6 3W 9 91 W 4 AOW 4 9AW 4 Slw 9 3W 9 9IW 8 I2W 5 9W 3 AOW 9 4.1W 83 208 48 .128 9 .IIW Actinaclioile . Achiia(lHcli.~~. Aclinavniig .,~. Achnugarnun . Acliniigowi ..... Aoliimnnid .~. Aolitiitliowie. Aclmahugh Aclinakeck Achnaiken .. Aclinumaddy Aclinunilur . Aclinaakru . Aclma Hteanlft .~98 20N Aclinavudie ~~~~JS7 Sn Achnellen.«»..~«.~A8 29N A clineM..... ., ......OB lUN Acholly, Ward of~.. Acliunry ..... Aclior, V. of Aclipubil Aclinuiicli.^ Acliratsi, L. Acliroy ..... AcliKill ~. Aoliitliapn Ackiiib Acliumoru, Acliuinore. Aclizib 97 22N M 49N AO 28N .9)1 34N ,.')7 1.1N Mi 42N .98 7N ,96 ON .!>7 32N .57 IN .IB 1.5N J>8 I4N 97 l:iN 50 I4N .W 2l'N 50 48N 7 I7N ,17 IM 54 5n »._11 92N .....90 AON 5(1 .15n 4!t SON 5)1 24 N ,Vi fi8N .13 7n W IN ~...~~A8 2:'N 57 9!IN .13 3N Aciorulo, '£. dell.~4() IOn Aci Reale . Acinns Acinaili. Acipadea Aci« U. — AckergilL Acklin, I.. 37 33N .......Ai In 41 46N J)8 On JJ7 4im ^>0 2(iN .22 .ION Ackworth .W 40N Acle Acmoiiia .... Acunqtiijii..... Acoiiia Acoiiib .......>. t Aconcagua Acortizal, K. Acqua Sparta Acqiii. .52 3«N 39 ON -.'li 48S S.> 24N .h3 67N ;2 08 108 42 4lN 44 41 N It* 14N 14W 12W I9W 47W S9W 34W a 3.1W A low 3 4Hw 3 93W 4 IW 4 3W 3 4)IW 3 9)IW 9 llw 9 40W 3 I7W 3 3!IW 3 '.taw 4 I'iw 4 SOW 8 inw 8 43w 39 368 A 12W A 47w 74 2.tW a luw A 3W 39 148 ,19 Ob 4 34W 4 SOW 39 78 14 598 19 108 3 law 49 08 20 428 19 12b 3 4w 73 35W 1 1!)W 1 318 29 608 6.5 5HW 106 14W 1 7w 7Q 35W 63 5W 12 318 8 328 73 lUW Aikim't llr. Aituiii'a in. ........ AdaniuwN ~....._ AdttUiMHi'i I'iMk. AiianitluwD . Adaiuui Adaiii„, Adana . % Adana~.. Adanea , Ailani . 20 24 66 2A 60 12 47 9 10 66 60 4.') 9 50 61 2.) 25 47 AilaulUI .... Adda, U. •. AddcrUy ... Addnigliam Ad~. Adetiar .m~. Ailvnia ..... Ademo ...... Adforton ~. Adueruud ~. A'llhem 11. X Adiabene Adieiiu* It. Adige, H.... Adir Adiri or Voiki It Adlniali K. Adi*liam Adieloun AdJidJac. A>3iud Aolan. . Adier, U Admiral lute r Nuva /ombia) Aunilrulty Uay. Adiuirulty Hay. Admiiitlty Itay. . Admiralty Uulf . Admiralty Ii. .. Adminilty isle.. Ailmirulty Islu.^.. AdNuuuui(l{uini Adulf — Aouiufl ............. Adunia 11.. A deny Aduraim Adorf. Aduumatii Isle Adpur.. Adra .\dra ........ .~... Adrugool iiay...... Adranipatunt ..~.. Adramyti .w..^.... Adramytti U, of.. Adramyttium ..... Adratiliaw llay « A drianiu~....~.... Adrian's Fouiitai Adrianuple, or Edrli~....~~ Adrianople .„».. Adriatic Sua. Adriua M.~~. Adrjnman . Aduki M Adulia .. Aaullam Aduse U. Advent - Adventure U Adventure F. Advocate liuy Adwany, Adwell . -- Adzerballig Ae, I3r. of. Aeas 11. Jicae.... Aecliillacum........ ^dupsua Aegea . AegatC!) L>. ..... Argi'nii.,1, ,., ,..r. ft ftliir 7.1 urn S ow • .vw .1 M«r M7 o« UA >4a .1 low II 4na a «■ 3 xiw s yjw .1 .11 w 10 Mw 10 Ow SMtr 90 III 9 lAw 4 Mwr 3a 4 Onr 5 Sa > lanr A 8lw 3 aw 6 Uw 3 4Mr 6 I3w 3 Mlw a 4'iW 140 I All A 3!(\ir 3vr 9 Altv i AOtV 4 Aftw 4 'il«r a :\w 1 fiiw 9 litw ft Uw 3 AOW A 43W S3 'am 4H :»■ Xiw l*w 12W lAnr 47W 5 VAMT A 34W a aiw A lOMT 4HW A3 9 SO Al 24 25 47 A llr. _,„,_ !) Miw Ailuiu't I II. .^_, 5i ^;iM Adaiiiuwii .,., , H AON AdiuiiMjii'i l'tuik.>4:i liU AlUlllMUWD ...^^^.VJ i.',)* Adaiiiui «.,„..^3ll 4N AiUim ^-.q iH AiUna ^17 in t Atliuia^^ .07 low -«7 I UK S-i MM .M AN .4A MH _'.i a;n ~JU MM .23 3.'M Adanta , Adara. AdauItU ~ Adda, U. ^ Addcriejr >. AddinglMiu Addvi&. Ad«Uid« Adolulila ,,....^,..'14 A4a Adelaide I'urt ^.^M 4W Adulii Itlaiid ...^lA W Adtipht liland* ^'10 IN Adwlplil .au UN Adeliborg >.^^w4A.4!)'« AduUliBlm,.,. 4U ^4N Advinui . -i.,.,^^41 1 AN Aden U 4H* Aden, I'urt of, tee Miiii^,...^^ Adeiior ,. B 2Aa Adcriia .„^ ....'Ill lUN Adenio ~.~~......~37 3UN Adfortoii ^..„.,^6J 30N Adutruuil au 7N A'dlieiii U. ..^.....,34 2.'iN i AdiulMine ^,,„..M 30N Adieiiiu U. . 41 UN Adlge, U 4A llN Adir ...,^... ......... I a 17N Adlrt or VulU J(. m Adlnluli 11. M a7N Adidmiii »....~.~.JI 16N Adieiouii .w......~3J 24N Ai)N .«> ,a5N 50 4(IN ...43 208 ..~47 58 ...,4a 21 N 15 37N 57 41 N M.....54 AON .w UN 42 1!»N 40 32N 41 22N .45 21 N .')8 5(IN .;«i SON .33 ON .40 A5N 7'J 4«M « 4.H» 13 Ilia 14(1 ifta a 40W 4 viw 3S Ua SA ma 3A OB 21 doa ■ 4(iw » iwr 25B 2 VUW 1 oaw 71 Aa 13U 4Ua l;i« :uia IJM x>a 123 lAa 24 oa 24 la 14 IIB V 2.-ia I lA\r 4A loa 133 18a 21 Alia 14 41tH 2 AlW 32 25a 44 2Ua 43 :i5a 40 AOa 12 lua 6 lAa U AOa 07 loa I lia 35 AUa 2U 4la 2ij 57 a 3A Ilia 15 45a AA OB Ul liw l.'l!) 50tV 173 55a 120 Oa All Ob 134 30W 147 oa 3A 2aa 13 oa aA44a 35 aOB lU Ala 35 aa 12 lUB 73 4oa 4 28W 3 IW 30 2UB 42Mr 79 25B 27 3B 20 40B 27 2K 30 a'JB II 62b 20 15B 19 &oa 26 33B 2ii 35K \r, da 18 45B 38 37h H 25B 39 50B 35 18 4 57b 4 30W 147 30B 167 42B 64 34W 77 2oa 1 ow 9 588 3 aiw 42 58 19 4(18 15 12B 36 30B 33 2a 35 48B 13 108 22 38 a.1 i:i M A3 13 35 SO t|H|||>. A*niHb „ A,tui. lata. Atncfiol Arrtun Arieii, AMiuni ...... I Anilatt .„ AtMnuiiii II. I iK.lildpIl I il-Uhiupia iiitrr. 12 ; illllitupla (Hupm KKypiiiui)......,l5 On JbUib Muuni .......37 4AN 14 I. 4i 4ua 37 .1li8 iu 3i>a 4 4Ha O l.'iB 7 37a 13 .ma 35 iia tl Wa 02 JOB 14 oa AfrnRiijr...., Alfiigiiy ..... AITalrivl 11. Alfiirlo ~.ll ifin ..II Hm ...57 22N ......... 5 7 t6N Atfaric I.acli,~..,...A'7 I6N Affeltraiige .~-,_47 'Ms Affrnli'ii .............M xtM AtHuvk la.........._A«i a2N Affi! ,„ ..... IH .HiN Atriiltem ..^........47 3n AITuuli .,a2 .'Mi.w SAfKliaia»tMn~...J2 on AlKliuiilatan ^....32 UN Atllu ., ai 32N Atlunl Kara UIm. 38 45n Afka ...34 UN Afka M 9N Afognacklsle ......AH ION Afoiiliigka ...04 2aN t Africa .lA ON Afncanu ^............40 6UN Afrlcaneri Kr.......2H 2« ^46W 3V 358 36 28 30 (IB 152 OMT a;i Aoa 20 08 8 16\v 20 218 Allolar .».. Alueru Agn Itujub Agably .... Agudver, ur Hunta ..4.-1 !>5N _42 5'2N ..34 .'KiN ,20 ajN C'rui A gara,.,,.............^? ON Agaraiundu ..,..,..,24 2liN Agata.,..............,...'l7 42N { Agatliyrii .........AA 45N AKUllia H. ^....^....40 3N Agatlionisi la. .......a? 29N Agattou I1I0..........JS2 ;iON Agbur H. ...».......2A 25N Agulm ~~~ 13 488 Ag-dau, or AgudealO 15N Ageii ~......... 44 IJN Agoiihu ..~.».„.....20 34N Agency -. ,„^ 88N Ager ... ,..~,4t oHN Agcrbo . Agera Isle Agerskuv Aggebye Agger~ Aggerei, % Aggerliuus .. Aggurnets~..,~. Aggencliow ..... Aggurswuld ..... Aggiuii 42 ION 55 13N 50 25N A4 46N 6 48N .1!) 31 IN ■^A) 30N .-.65 37N .«..15 i)N .-.55 41N — 40 65N Agiiabulog —-.51 57N Agliaoruus— — ..52 16N Ah'Imdowey ^,-.-.55 2N Agliaduwii— .— .51 3:.'N Aglialee — ........-,54 SIN Aglianloo —.-.—.'15 ON Aglianunsliio —.,54 AtlN Agliavea— — — ,54 IUN Aglila— .-.-,— -.—54 50N .52 5N 51 63N 4 ON 52 59M .53 52N 38 5aN 38 A3N ;)8 A4N 37 35N — 38 57N 54 52N Aglmagarrv Aglinagar Ur. AglinuinuUeii Agliole -.— Agtirim -.— Agia Anna C Agia Anna, C. Agia Marina AKioiia . Agidiiioi AgiUa-... Agiiicourt, or Azincour .-.—50 27N Aginis ..-..— —.a I ^ON AgioBosllo ——.37 12N Agio Eustatliiu I. 30 45N Agio Giorgio I .T? 28N Agios Antonios -..42 ON Agios Mukolaous, P 37 4-.?N Agium — .,-..-.. J 8 15N 78 08 UO 40B 20 408 25 08 24 3UB 27 38 17.1 08 05 A/B 72 lAW U 358 30B 127 IU8 90 low 428 30W 11 108 9 17a II 198 8 14B 101 08 10 08 10 218 9 7« 11 258 38 9 45W 8 22W 6 41W law 6 17W 6 57W 7 4aw 7 2VW 8 low 9 47 w 10 law S/W 6 iw 8 3w 23 26" 23 268 22 328 21 618 23 218 21 J28 3 RB 48 558 22 168 24 368 83 A6B 34 208 S3 508 23 58 Vi M »l II l« l« lA A4 AA B« so AA S3 Oa M IS oa M) Pi SO II II II lA lA la so 13 SI S3 39 SO 30 30 31 40 33 3 at 34 2727a 87 a aiw 24 05 438 32 Alia 3(; .10 27 N 45 w 36 65 33 38 85 19 30 39 33 49 36 14 34 43 24 34 31 ai 31 21 AA 33 31 21 21 36 13 13 13 13 13 13 IS 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 23 28 28 28 28 20 14 SO 28 23 28 30 28 28 .VH't.lt AKrMiiM It. .. 41 iiH AHftwiua 17 HN Afrid»iiluni— -.-.l? rdM A(rliki . ,...Ji IN Airliliini .. , ....41) 8M Agrltf Vuuiil — S la Agrillu ...- IH .IN .40 mm it Mm AgrupoU -.. Aft Agua— . I I9N ..Al SUM .21 aua Aaua Alia, ur Wag W Bt«r R. 18 lOif Agua Caailo. Aguadara. Agua Nnuva Agua la Aguada AguailllU AkiuOo unlul 21a 10 12a ;iA 3«a 18 24N 4 40a 18 M>M 24 9N A5N Agunlulco. Agiialuico 20 V>M Agiianwigai— — . I I2N Agiur .,.,.— —20 14N AgUM lilMlicaa, H. 3 301* Agiiat Cullanlaa -.22 ON Agiiatria It. H 40a Agudu .,., '18 SON Agiiiar — — — .38 SON Agulla, I'l 38 .'i7N Agiiiliir e Caiii)io 42 48N Aguilaa, T. du lut 37 S.'IN .19 88 . 3 AOa .11 65N .18 ION _3t» 18N -.8 4N .41 RN .68 IAN „.'io ssN -.M 25N .62 40N 'iO lOS -,-.38 30N 32 46N .13 24N w.-Ji2 55N .15 46N AN Agiillitt AgHla, I'uint Agtue, C. La. Agulgaoiu— Agulun, Cu| AguatMiiuer Agveli — . Agwiiaeowik Aliadad Alianipllah Aliano — Aliaiiguro. Aliar —— Ahardurra AllHKfUll . Allans -.. Aliuelyoii . Aliem Aliglierin ..w.-.-,.'» 4.'>n Ahnar -. — . - .. — '18 2(iN Allien— —.-.-.-Jil 40N Aliuiar, El 25 SON Alinuir, Kouiii el 25 ON Ahmedabad— — .'23 SIN Alimednugger— -19 ION Ahmedpoor-.— 29 ION Ahmet Itegloo 38 20N Alimuk Alimundan AlmuHidan AliogliiU -. Alioona Aliou Abou-.. Alirae-. Aliruae C. 33 S4N -.30 38N -JO 35N -.54 AIN -.21 ON .-.28 31N ,-,l>8 31 N lA IAN ;» A9N Alirensbuek ,-..... .A3 AON Aliaa, El -,— . 30 37N Alisy, W. el . Alitlia, W. el Ahu Abu — . Aliunrieu K —.. All nay tin Para- na R .,31 2N 29 44N -.38 OB 1 lua 1 468 55 57N .11 22N 64N ——.44 2ilN .43 30N -.31 52N -.39 4IN 26 I4M 37 ASM . 33 UN — 4A 83N .47 A2N 48 23N 48 27N 38 AN 43 33N 12 31N .42 SON >A 2AN 18 40n .38 9N AlN 40 19N -.-.48 40N AigrefeuUlc -. .. A7 *» Alius Aliwai Rs. AI Aia-Uuriin Aiagiis, K. Aialon Ahii Alas iM. AinsalOk— . Aiateh Albar Aibling Aich Aicliacb t Aidin Aidogia Aidoun Aidoa Aigella Aigen -. Aigl R. Alghton Aigl* — Algle, li ^^^^^im^^^^^^^*^ 27 oa ri KiB 13 ;«'B 22 ftva su wa 83 Ilia 83 la 14 A;a • Mia 00 3»w 70 49ir 00 Xw Hi iw «7 45W 110 4w 7A 25Mr HO 408 70 4HW 101 A4IW 74 3^W 4 44w 7 44W i aia 4 low I 4IWr 65 .'IHW 81 low 74 sow 75 4H8 10 saw 77 .I'ia aOAOK 82 I5W 08 A4i8 8 aiw 8 sow 49 8W 47 28 01 AAa 8 IHW 6 598 A3 4iW 8 UW 6A A4B 47 8a 7 608 33 148 32 488 72 398 7447a 71 298 47 aiB 64 A(ia 67 4Ha 67 408 6 22w 7A 318 AO 258 50 258 4 8w 14 208 10 37a 35 598 35 608 .12 428 I7A Ob 74 45W 05 55W 14 148 48 488 35 17B 33 308 74 158 36 15R 32 208 S3 SOB 37 85B 3A 248 33 A38 la IB 13 lAB II 88 S8 108 87 18 3A A88 S7 178 SI .18 13 588 46 A08 5 30W 6 AHa 38B 1 84W A SA Ml 98 M 9i 6« 90 99 99 10 •0 «r M 49 SO 46 •0 47 46 46 46 49 S3 49 40 49 94 94 94 34 94 SO 49 47 S3 S6 S3 SO S9 S3 13 IS Al SO sa IS 17 sa 13 sa S3 17 S7 87 S3 S3 S3 83 sa sa S3 13 S3 S3 S3 12 9« 91 87 SI 87 A3 49 48 93 sa 81 93 2') 81 80 87 30 31 3S 18 18 18 30 97 31 27 90 19 83 9 IS 14 14 ':a V o>;^>. .^^ V .^ IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) <>.*^i^ •e K^ ##*#««,f35 Ifliv .43 34N 44 18if ,10 lOif .33 34if .»^^*»»»»»35 ftis 29 33M .29 33N AUigin <.* *<**»«. ft 7 34^ Ailina EA 2-2(r Ailmeh R. >..^ S7 »" AIlM Ruck ^...^..JU 12N Ai/r«l~.«»..»«.>4<1 3N AinelA».ak 34 6n Ain Abu Stiwarali 29 35ir Ain el Adak Ain Aranur Ain llooboo Ain el Coom Ain Diae 34 SN ,•>» 40N I3 17N ,.„.A'i 12N ,36 38W ^i ION ,29 3M ,38 43N 33 9N ,25 42N .28 i9S Ain al Gebal Ain el, Ain el Hiidliera ~. Ain el Rcanderonl Ain el 8liagii Ain el Wiisit Ain d Weileh ,.,»»3l) 40N Ain Haidara 29 22N Ain Hajlah ^„„.,31 SOtt Ain Hawara 29 24M AinHareir 32 4i« Ainlidy ~. 31 29H Ain Itas el,~~,. Ain Ain Blieins „,. Ain Yela . Ain-el>and Aina Ainnda ,. AiniuUik — Aintfli Otiieul Ainitette Ainhoa Ainiglieul Ainort Ainsa. Ainslie I.,.'>3 29N Aio Vasxili C. 41 4n A ion Meiluk ,,^.,34 30N Aios Oeorgios ^-JSJ AON Aiosidero ,^.„,..,.,37 30n Aiourendi ,^.,„. 39 35n Air, or OfTsi, Puiiitof S3 81 N AirnndCaldvrC. 53 4In Air \Va«li 32 4!tn Aird .. ,^~.58 IKH Ainl ^,.,.,„„>. — 57 4N Aird ~~,~«,~,~~~57 »»"♦ Aird, Tlie»~_.,„Ji8 ION .')3 UN 8N :v nw 14 31 31 37 30 37 31 30 37 30 37 37 31 37 37 31 37 31 37 31 31 31 36 32 24 27 27 30 31 14 30 11 24 4i 9 30 30 30 22 28 30 II 9 9 81 II 11 11 11 11 11 12 11 U 13 13 13 14 II 14 14 9 13 13 17 13 13 9 14 INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN Mam a. Lat. Akkrum Akkum Akianik, Akiudi Akniagaii ,. Akinetchot Aknur. Akobe, .^ Akujogole. Akola Akouglon Akra Akrabeli 1,1 3N 37 47N 64 25N 3)1 65N ^.,36 30N ^4S 36N ^3i 68N ,.,32 3^N .25 ON 20 40N -■(9 31 N .26 ON Akradliies Is. ,..~36 46N Akrata ..».~~.~„~38 ON Akrobat Ft.~„.„.„34 40N Akrobiel Ai(sni R. Akaenika Akgerai Aksibouk Aksou Akui Aktcliim Aktelwli Akukmunda R. ..,30 15n Al Ilowosh ,i.„~.„.,33 55N Al Kodder 33 34N Al Naliruim ,.„„,.. 35 49n Ai Obeid ,.,~„,„.,13 45n Ala~..~w,~ 45 45N Ala Orilla del Rio 34 27N Ala Koi. t Aiabaiim Alabama R. Alabanda Alubli Alacliure Alacranes Igie8,.„^22 3(In A iadag Mountains 40 I8N 38 40N aa On .,-31 ION :f! aan 41 UN .36 25N Aiadchala Ala^ular . Alauam Alaejos Alagoa Aiagoas Aiagon Alagoii it. Alali Dogh Alais .„,.„« Alak^dngli Alak-dngli .42 24N ~,~,41 53N 41 20N 6 98 9 32S 41 5IN .40 42N 41) 35N .44 7N ~»,~.,39 SON 39 45N Alnktougal Lake,^5 30n Alalo .„„.„„„.„„„.,4I 13N .25 ."fSs ■~,37 18N .^n 35N ~J4 61 N 38 36N -26 6.iN ~38 65N ~.37 ON .60 I2N 68 6v ~J« 32N 36 ;mn 37 S6N 2'2N 19 408 30 cSN A largnte Alio Cays 15 6n Alaio8,„.„. Alameda Alameda Alamilla Aiamillo Alainoiiioclio . Alamora ~,~,. Alan BuzuIl... Aliiiid Isles Alandu ,.m. Alaiiieh ^^. Alanien Aiatikiiii Alapiipa R. Alapo. Alar Wad. IS 20N M 67N 42 ON 31 63N 44 IN 9 5SN 31 20N Aiargnte* Co. A laria,,,,,,,,,. 9 Alarodii. Alarotli Ahis>io Alassona Alataniaiia R Alatamulia Sd.,„.JI 20N Alaterva ,~~, 'S 8n Alatyr,.,,.,,.^ M 46N Alaiisi „,.,-.... 2 138 Alaya~„~~„.,.,.,„.36 34N Alaya Fuceiia 42 6N AlaymosloR„.,~~-27 3i?N Alatan R 40 52N i Alb, R. ,.„„^ 47 35N Alba ,,,..„.„,.,4a 3N Alba (Piedmont) 44 47n Alba de Tormes „.41 On Alba Longa, Eiivir. of Rome Alba Policntin 44 SON Albaeete „«~.~„-,3!» (tN . jre. o» loMO. MlP 10 33 39 38 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 39 31 38 28 33 33 23 33 30 33 30 39 33 87 33 30 30 30 36 19 45 30 43 43 60 30 3G 46 3U 27 27 30 24 Si 61 24 24 30 14 30 30 29 23 50 24 24 45 24 4(i 24 6 49K 65 36R 165 5B 23 24K M 8K 33 5lK 74 65B 78 34K 68 38K 77 2K 46 55K 37 OB 35 2la 24 24a 22 23K 67 58R 67 68B 46 45R 42 34K 34 3K 44 38B 39 29K 7i 3i)R 57 SOK 97 58B 79 I5B 43 55B 43 30a 41 12a 30 OK II 3B 105 22vir 43 12K 86 50vir 88 6w 28 2K 31 25B 7 42K 89 40W 32 I5K 25 54R 24 44K 35 38B 6 9W 44 5AHr 35 63W 1 36Hr 6 43\V 31 40B 4 4B 43 40B 43 15K 77 OK 40 41B 60 ilw 4 46W 6 asiw 105 30W 4 47w 101 40W 3 6«r 33 28B SO OB 5 18W 32 OB 32 OB 29 51 a m lOHT 6;i tdW 34 I IB 82 20W 82 27vr 35 57B 47 .tOa 35 I2K 8 IIB 22 I2K 81 SOW 81 SOW 3 asw 46 33K 79 4W 32 3K 13 26k 109 4W 46 62K 8 OK 13 28K 8 6k 5 »m 23 11 30 30 30 4t 60 37 47 4ti 30 SO 31 25 27 44 44 66 33 49 30 66 46 23 18 25 25 24 35 8 4b A6 1 6.')W 24 NAMtfl. Lm. t».. ^o. or .M*r. 14 Hamm. Alby ~- ,43 55N 9 8a Aifanibrm ~~.,. Aioaia~~.~~„ 33 29N 6 low 6 7w 3 94W 30 21 34 Alfeld Alcala,.^,...,,,. >„.16 (im Alf«revka<~.~„ Alcal«~..,„~ 40 27N Alfld'>na «-,-, Alcalade Chi8vert40 20N 2la 34 Alflnden .„, AlcaialeReal ,.37 aiN 4 13W 34 Alfontet.~~~,. Alcahk de Ouidara 37 22n 6 42W 34 Alford Alcala de lot Alford Gasule(„„.„„,..36 SHN 6 38W 24 Alfpliington ,-, Alcaide ,..,.„., 12 458 61 Ow 49 Alfred Alcancin 36 53N 4 llw 24 Alfrcton ,..„,-, Alcanis ,.„„,.., .....^X 3N 4W 34 Albta Alciintara, S. Alfundao .~~„ Pedro .~,».. 6388 49 Ow 61 Algubiid ....~., Alcantara ,.„,. , , 2 158 44 23W 61 Algaida Alcantara ,.,39 41N 6 44W 34 Algnjola ,.„..~. Alcantarilla ,. 37 57n 1 20w 24 Algnr Alcantaro, River ."I? 44N 15 15S 36 Algarkvik . . »fl 47n 2 aitw 3 SOW 34 34 % Algarve <~,.-, Alcurez, Bra. de ,^f) X)N Algatocin — „, Alca88aba~,~. 34 ION S 53W 36 Alg.t(ims Alcatrasses Island 24 3s 45 SOW 61 Algemesi ~„.,. % Algexira...,~~ A.'„„.'J2 24N 43 40B 83 % Algiers Aicino, Mt. ^ 43 KIN 11 28a 36 Algiers A lf*ii*ii . . . /I9 7N 50 63N 27w 5 26a 24 Alckcn ..M.,,,. 16 AlgoaBay Alcobn(a .~,. ~,39 34N 9 OW 34 1 Algonquins,.-. 9 Algonquina-,, Alcobaza ~,w. 3 368 49 20w 61 Alcobeiidas ,.„ 40 Sl'N 3 38W 34 Aiguisli ,..-,.,.„ AlCOl.,.„,. Alliimia .„.„—, Alcocntre ffl 8n Alcoiea ....>.. 40 59N 3 22W 21 Alliandra Alcolea ,.,.».,.». 40 4IN bH 24 Ali-Agha Alcoiea ,~».„., 37 66N 4 SOW 24 AiiUaug Alconburv ^. Alconchel~»,. 52 24N 17 10 Ali Den IXussei ,.•« 34N 6 56W 34 Ali Chelibey-., AliGliez, Moi Alconeta ,.„.„ 39 4lN 6 lUW 34 Alcoiitim ,.~«.~. — V 31 N 7 SOW 24 Ali. Jaho Killa, Aicovcrt ...^ ,.,...41 IKN 1 7K 34 Alia— ,—«.—«„— , Alcoy ~ „, 38 .TftN 33W 34 Aliubad .-,— , Aleoy. R Alcubillo 39 On 9w 34 Aliabiid ,41 3HN 3 15W 24 Aiinguilla — ,,-, Alcuda ,»w~.. 37 SON 3 16w 24 Aliaska Prum . Alcudia , -,^,39 6lN 3 10b 24 Alibunar,.,.^.., Aldabra Isle 9 15b 46 30B 36 Alicante^,— . Aldan, R 63 45N 127 lOB 29 Alicnta Aidljoruugli ^ 64 6N 1 22w 9 Alice Point .... Aldborougli „. 53 49N 6w 9 Alioudi Island , Aldborougli ~, Aldborough m. 52 8n 1 36b 10 A life ,„r,„,.s., 62 62N 1 I4B 9 AliUa Aldborough ,.^^,,,.,54 29N 1 41 w 9 Aliinnclii ,- Aldcham ,.„„ 57 20N 3 3l'w 11 Alinda -,. Aldea ~~-~~^ 17 I.ta 40 SOW 40 low 61 61 Alino L Aline C. Aldea de Tliome,^i7 60s Aldea dos Mon- Aline K druciia m.,,. 4 118 66 Ow 61 Alingsiis-,— . Aldea Gallega ,~,.,1« 42N 8 saw 24 Aliniievelly «-. Aldea Poiite~, 40 IHN 6 4.5W 24 Alipoota Aldeadavila.,^ 41 I9N 6 SIW 34 A iipora ,.-,.-,. Aldeanueva ~, 40 21 N 6 SOW 24 Aliseda,- Aldeiaugii. C. — r, 2->N 4 4W 12 Alishane R. -„ ,... W 3JN 6 6IB 20W 17 10 Alista,.— — , Alisler, Plains Aldenliam „ 57 4t 8N J 40W 10 Aliyali,sce Pa Aiderminston 51 2SN 1 OW 10 Aden .,.».-„ Aldemey Isle ~~..,^t9 42N 9 I2w 14 Alizy -. Aldcrston .55 68N 2 47w 13 Alixye ,-„.-„ Aldcrton „„„ .V2 IN 1 69W 10 Aliezur ,..— Aldertun ._m 62 7>» 56w S 5lw 10 9 A' nofln /,i/j,jj Aldford 53 8N Al nstrei ~— , Al— , Aldingii 11. sr, 168 138 27b 63 Aiken..,.,,.,—, Aldiiigen „..„, 48 4N 8 42K 69B 18 10 AlkievA ,- Aikmaar ,— , Aldington,.,.,,, .51 5n Aldoiirea ,~„, 50 fiON 3 8w 11 Alkola,.,, „-„ Aldridgo 52 36N 1 54w 10 Alksay R Aldstone Moor 54 4HN 2 27W 9 Aill'alu Aldtwortli 51 47N 1 46W 10 All Bikints, Aldiactian_,„ .17 »" 3 52 11 Boutlielinliai Aldiinklde„,~, 28 258 64 22W 60 Allabee Aldvald,~„„„ ,-,.,56 fw 3 2my 31 W 11 10 Allndale AllaKasli U. -. Aldwinklo 52 27N AleU. .W .-WIN 3 :«iw 13 Allugiia — ,-,- * * ^V. kji.„i A i- VV...H I'J A'lw ar. .I'lR 31 Alar Wiwl 111 /-Mv 1i llic 37 Altlpnlintn. in fDEX TO BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. Namxs. La*. Alby ........ ..,.A3 66M Aloala M 29W Aleala ~..... 36 SUN Alcalo 40 27n Aleala de CliUvert40 80N Aleala le Real .....J7 33N Aleala de Guidaro 37 £2" Aleala de lot Oaiulei^^,..^.^ SflW Alcnida «~~.>~~.~.H 4fls Alcancln ^..>^>.J6 53N Alcania Alcantara, S. Pvdro. Alcantara ».....>».«i Alcitntarn . «I«#«I>>*#WWVMM*W< ^1 3lf 63ns ., 2 158 w3» 41N Alcantarilla 37 ^7" Alcantaro, River 37 44n Alcarei ^.^,^,.,, ^ 11 47N Alcarez, Bra. de .~3^ Xm AlcoMaba ^^,,.^,34 ION Alcatrouei lalaiid 84 3a A.°«uudete...>.>».. 16 30k Alcocntre ,..«.>..>~...'t9 8n Alcolea .. 40 SON Alcolea Alcolea Alconburv Alconchel. Alconeta Atcoutim Alcovcrt Alcoy Alcoy, H. Alcubillo Alcuda Alcudia~~~. Aldabra lalu. Aldan, R.^. 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M\r. 14 3G 21 24 34 34 34 3 8B 6 low 6 7W 3 34W 2lB 4 13W 6 42W 5 38w 24 61 Ow 49 4 llMT 34 4W 34 49 Onr 44 23nr 6 44W 1 20W 16 1.5B 2 3llw 3 30w 2 5.1wr 46 30Hr 4 13W 3 I3W 125 22H 1 5.W 43 40B 11 28B 27w 6 26b 9 ow 49 SOW 3 38wr 36 42B 6 I6>V 8 Ow 8 67W 3 2l>w fia 4 39W 17 6 56W 6 l!)w 7 20W 1 7* 33w 9w 3 16W 3 16W 3 lOB 46 3itt 127 lOB 1 22w ()W 1 36b 1 Nb I 4lw 3 3l>w 40 2ew 40 I'lW 66 Ow 8 6IIW 6 4.5W 6 31 w 6 SOW 4 4w 6 6IB 20w 1 45W 176 4B 1 40w 1 UW 9 I2w 2 47w 1 59W 56W 2 SIW 66B 3 24W 77 41w 138 27* 8 42K 69B 3 8w 1 54w 8 27W 1 46W 3 52 64 22W 3 iftw 31 w 2 .'iftw 61 61 24 34 36 24 34 36 61 34 34 34 10 33 35 24 16 24 61 24 31 21 3G 24 21 24 24 10 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 34 24 36 29 9 9 10 9 9 11 61 61 61 24 24 24 24 12 17 10 10 63 10 10 14 12 10 10 9 10 11 44 62 18 10 11 10 9 10 11 60 11 10 12 Kami I.AT. .No. 0» Zono. M .V p Alfanibra Alfeld Alferevlut Alfld^na Alflnden Alfontei . Alford Alford Alfpliington Alfred Alfreton Alfita ~~ Alfundao Algubiid Algalda Algnjola Algnr Algarkvlk X Algarve Algatocin Alg.ifirns Algemesi X Algezira Alghcro Alghoor Algidua, Envir. of Homo ~~~.~~~..M % Algiers >.~...^..35 20N Algiers .» ^.36 47N A lglMUg~ ^^....^ 45 ION Algoa Bny>.>.»>.^«,a3 60s 40 MH b2 49N 41 45N 41 44N 37 llN .53 I6N 67 14W .60 44N .43 SON ^53 6N .^61 19N W.38 I3N 31 40N m 33N .42 37N .36 42N 2 65N 37 16N ..^..^ 9N ...JX ION .,40 33N 43N ,47 SON 16 42N 17 41 N 33 SON ~,.~30 49N fl 2lN :S] ON JAlgonquin».„ Algonquins Alguiah . Allinjy Khan Alhi^y Khan Alhama Alliama Alliaiidra ^>~..,^.38 35N Ali-Aglia ....,..,..^16 68N All lluig ,.„.,...^yj 55N All IK'n IIUHein^SO 68n AliChelibey 38 6n All Gliez, Mount 40 SUN Ail. Jaho Killo 33 .%n Alia^^..,,..,^.,.,,...,..^ 24N Aliiibud ^...^,,^^\ 6N Altabiid ,.^,^..,^3\ 6n AHaguilla ^^„..J3a AJM Aliaaka I'runi ,56 30N Allbunar,...~»..~.. . 45 3N Alieante~.> 38 SIN Alice Point 39 86N Aticudi laland 38 33N Alika ,~w~~....^..,^.16 26N Aliiniiclii 37 I In Alinda ^fj 20N Aline L.>~~.~~~^56 35N Aline C.,„,,^.^,.,i6 35N Aline K~.~.~~...,,..56 34N Aliiigaiia^....,......... 57 67n Aliniievelly <.>......8 3.5N 6 62N .,^5 ION 39 82N ..,35 15N II 3KN Aliater, Plainaof,„3.'l 4tiN Allven L ,53 fiN Alivcri ^^ — .,...18 24M Aliyah,8ee Port of Aden ....„ Alisy ,.,^,,^ 31 4n Ali7.ye ~~~~~.,...30 3Cn Allezur .... /<7 21 n Allucen ....'18 SON 37 55N M 5!»N .53 ."UN .33 l-'N S6 4N 34N ...52 .T9N ...20 45N ....43 45N Alipoota Alipora Aliseda Alithane R. Ali8ta.~~.. 1 4W 9 4»B 44 32lt 14 3b 43w 8 6W Ua 9 4.5W 3 31w 70 44W 1 27w 16 83B 7 64W 66 86a 3 53B 8 62B 6 37W 5W 8 8W 6 IIW 6 27w 26W 41 108 8 16B 66 S8B 4 OB 8 56R 28 SOB 36 Ob 93 OW 75 3()w 4 48W 37 27b 37 29B 1 64W 4 low 9 2w 43 15B 44 20B 48 34B 81 27b 44 15B 68 60B 6 3W 61 l&B 61 16B 1 16W 158 Ow 81 6B 30W 13 .57B 17 lOB 14 17b 14 16B 33 26B 81 47b 28 26B 6 4!)W 5 48W 6 49W 13 30B 78 OB 81 2PB 79 ItiB 6 34W 70 3B 9 ISB 47 20b 3 3UW 34 6B Aljuatrel Al Kniur ~ Alkngouvat Alkantra Aiken. AlkievB Alkmaar Alkola.~ Alkaay R. All Palu ............46 42N All Bainta. Southeiiiiliam ...52 24n Aliabee 3:1 23n Allndale 67 SON AliaKaah 11. .........^47 6n Allugiia ........... :iO .')7N 67 SB 66 .50B 8 62W 1 t2W 8 4W 6 4nw 65 54B 6 47W 9 6:.'B 60 I9B 4 44a 77 OB 47 4HB 25 22B I 2.5B 61 OB 4 3nw (i!) 5w »(! I IIW 21 17 23 25 34 24 9 11 10 44 9 23 34 33 34 35 34 9 34 34 34 24 30 26 32 2S 36 36 56 38 44 43 12 30 30 34 24 24 30 30 32 28 23 32 24 32 32 24 39 19 24 26 26 26 25 28 28 66 12 12 13 22 33 33 33 24 32 5ti 32 U 2(1 36 33 32 24 24 24 36 22 36 21 23 16 33 23 19 10 32 12 41 44 Mamiu. I.AT. , Nfl or Aluiiiiu .w~.~~~~.5'i 'JAtt AluiaTee~....,.,~..~a6 46n Alniandra..........~..12 22a Alinantaeva.~~.~.64 SfiN Almania ......... ..J8 fiSN Almanta ^.^......42 3Rn Almania ......>....J8 53N Almania .. ~.42 3Hn Alinansor, River 38 65N Almantora, Rivcr37 UN Alinarail ......>.....41 29n Almarei ««..»,...»..39 46N AluiM .......^.......17 178 Alnios, River Almayate Almasan .... AlmasuTon . AlmoBorra . Almecego . Almeid 13 448 4IN 41 25N .•17 34N 3!) 56N 9 148 40 37N Almeida (Rio Janeiro)...,...,...~. g O 08 Almeida.... 15 478 A I meido............... 8 39s AInieira, G. of~~..36 46N Almelo >«..M....~.~52 2VN Almely ~...,........J>2 ION Almenar ...... Almenara Almenara Almendin ^.41 S5N ....41 UN 4&N 12N Almendolara .........39 56n Almendraleju .......38 39N Almenor ,..^„,,.,.^l 43N Almcria~~......~...36 49n Almcria, Gulf of...36 45N Almeria River........% 48N Almerode ............61 I5N Almeteva .....^......54 40N AInieyda ...,....»...41 25n Alnieyrim .^.....^.wl 2 3s Almeyrlin ..^........39 12N Almodovar ,.„„„^ 46N Almodovar ..^^....38 43n Almodovar .~. 37 35N Almona ........ 26 08 Almonacid .... 39 52N Almonaater ......^.37 47N AlmnnH„„„,, .5.5 4nM Almond W. 55 57n Almondbury... 53 38N A Imondabiiry 51 33N Almuiit ......... — „Mi 9N Almora ...............29 35N AlnioRidi ...... 38 !»N Almoxia ..».., .16 40N Almudebar ....^...41 50n Almum ......... .~....43 SON Almunecar .... .......36 43N Almunia 41 aiN Almuznfea ... 19 18N AIn, River ~. 56 24N A In 6 ^**^»<^#^»47 I6N _46 SeaRliaetieae.~46 30N Alpliamstono 51 6!»N Alpiiacli ....... 41) 5' N Aiphen ... SI I'lIN so 3;>B 29 68b 68 6W 65 43B 1 16W 4 64W 1 16W 4 64W 8 51w 1 62W 8 25W 5 36W 46 47W 49 low 4 I.1W 8 34W 1 20 W 6W 44 42W 6S2W 40 low 69 S6W 50 63W a SOW 6 40B 8 S8W 8 13»V 5 52W I6W 3 61w 16 .12B 6 SOW S7B 8 32W 8 30w 8 SOW g 48B 62 16B 6 8W 62 SOW 8 37W 1 6.'iW 3 56W 7 69W 63 48W 8 SOW 6 46W 6 28W 3 22W 1 4«W 3 .13W 4 SOW ;n 40B 5.5W 4 32W 3IW 23 13B 3 47W 1 19w 2SW 1 3»i .38 5.5N J15 38N 3 34N 63 23N 5 88N ...35 56N Altona Allorp Altringluun Altrive AltiUT Kupri A Ituras ........ w41 49N AlturasdeLipes..8l 388 Altyre .......57 35N Alum .„..,. .33 SON 42 6UN 12 I6N .20 12N .60 6N Aluraiera . Alum-parvub Alun(' Alunda 46N 2 47N 41 hH 7 38N Aluta, R. Aluta, 11. $Alva Alva Alva Alva, Villa . 38 20n Alva(Stirling8hire)S6 9N Alvanley .........5 3 16N Alvar, R, ......... 8 40s Alvarado, R. ....18 43N Alvarado ..........18 43N A lvarez...........22 38N Alvaiton ..........^(2 6.1N Alvedeaton 61 In Alveley Alvelloa Alverea A Ives AIV«8C0tt AlTie Alvielha Alvin Alvington Alvito... Alwalton Alwur . Alyli Alyn Alyth »«i»»**'*»*^'«w< 87N 4 388 40 30N 57 39N JSI 44N 57 ION 41 I6N 43N .18 21 N 62 34N 38 48N ......65 8n Ala, R 48 13N Alsete, It. 49 60N Alzey ........ 49 44N A lzonne...........43 18N Amaelin.... . ......».2S 128 Amadieh ..........37 2.5N AmadoreB........27 23s Amoger I. ^,..,Jttb 'Sm Amanuacas ......9 lOs Amaieho ..........27 lOs § Amukoiaa........^2 308 Amal ..............59 3N { Amalekites .....28 SON Anmlfl 40 35N Amamali .........35 27n Amann............. 2 44s Amunbay, R. .....23 10s Amanda, F. .,...40 35n Amanea, I. ........36 3IN Amaiiua M. ........17 20N S Amaponda ., 31 Os Ainara. Well of.. 29 36n Ainarald ...........32 48N Amarah, W. el ..29 S6N .41 SIN 82 6N .13 48N :Xt On 38 19N m 4>iN .40 3(>N 40 43N 41 4SN ....W41 48n 40 33N — 81 40N 41 4.1N Amaranto Amarapoiini. Aniarat.. ... Amardus, It. Amnrilhoaa . Amnrpoor... Anm«fa ... Aniiiaia.... Amnasenih Amusaenih Aniaaaiah . Amaatoroi Anmstris Auiata (Amutliua)32 1!IN Aniatnpo.............4 4Ha Amatefi ..............3 8 I9N t Aniatombuii....3l 408 11 63B 4 46W 4 •8W 4 60W 13 388 12 81B 00 60W 6 :i6W 68W 90 6W 4 24W 9 66B 8.19B 8 S2W 3 IIW 44 ISB 7 44W 66 65W 3 37W S3 64W 10 69B 80 la 76 44B 18 6a 84 40B 84 48B a 4IW 6 47W 8 3.W 7 38W 3 46W 8 44W 63 3HW 95 43N 95 44W 80 47w 1 SSW 8 Sw 8 SOW 63 16W 7 :bw 3 29W 1 34W 3 64W 8 36W 41 68K S35W 7 54W 20W 76 44b 31 3B 81 23B 3 18w IS 43b 6 6B 8 SB 8 ISB 67 I8W 42 43B 66 60W I8 35B 78 40W 64 26w 88 408 13 368 33 43B 14 378 7 368 64 48w 64 SOW 84 SOW 24 88 36 308 89 Ob 38 6SB 13 688 38 548 8 Iw 96 80a 49 2>;8 48 308 6 57w 86 4.58 36 Ob 35 688 32 828 32 928 36 2.58 19 688 38 828 S6 418 80 r,:r. Plttln«nf— .11 U\H 47 gnu LAIdiito -.17 .TON 6 .58W INDEX TO BLAC] Ktuwt, l.>T. Amitut ..,».».........,,i.»3a 4N Amnier, liake .„^^8 ON Anuner, R. ^.^^M VJK Amnion (St Oallen) >.........47 IAN Ammonil Pontes 30 SON I Ammonitet —^39 On Amntoniuiu ...^..^..SO I8N AmniaaR. .>>.«..« I 3I)n AimiouLw»»>#»**»» P 6 ON Aniol~~. -•« 85N AmonltC. ^^^. J St in Abumh B.i " « » I ^ On Ainoo, or Imoon R. ..•.m^S? 47n Amoone Mnswr ....SO 4tN Aniopaean ^.„„M Ms Amoitacli...... AO 37N AmorgoPuulOiIiilean 37n Atnontos la «wmw.#moo oSN Amoriiim ...,..,...~ J 9 ON Amounali ~'~~~~.27 SON Amour ^^ ,...18 Mn Aino]r« Ampni Caclii Ampati Amp 34 S8N ....S5 4b .2(1 488 31 On 48 I3N Ainplierlaw ....^.^fiS 44N Ampliielea ...«~~.38 S8N Aniphiom ......^..39 4'43N .to S3N ...34 ISN 46 47N 40 45N 43 ARn Amwldingcn A insterdam Amaterdaiii .....^.JtJ 83N Amsterdam, I*. ~.25 SON Amsterdnm, NflW (Guayana )....,.« 5 Mn Amsterdam Isle (Indian OccHn) 30 Os AmstetUli AmtsoL. AmtMKh L, Amucu L«ke AmudB Amulree ....■...» Amnranl AmurHuro, I. 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And ~.47 46N .~40 47N ■«*n>»ww5 S7n Anderlecht W AIN Andermatt 44! 38N Andemach ~~~~JiO 2!)n Anderson, Mt~~~37 468 Apdersonville ~~~34 S8N Anderswick ~~»..JM 87n Andest ............~.46 4RN Andenz 47 I On Andifdo......~....... 3 6 14n Andklioo ~~~~~~37 ON Anduas ..~ 2 308 11 > !■■ I "34 34 87 80 44 49 35 25 M M 36 9 18 M 14 19 56 37 49 M 89 NiMn. Imt. Ldmi. 7 IIW 8 23W 33 Mb 13 3AB 83 6w 78 22Mr 13 I4B 13 .%a 13 2HB 65 13W 46 22B 1 80W 2 SOW 73 8W 4 CB 23 64B 34 80B 31 13B 73 llw 67 OW 03 68B 13 SUN 03 58B 89 Andoe Islo ~. Andomu ~.'- Andorra ...... Andover .~fi9 IRN ~,45 47N ~,43 28N 51 ISN Andover E. ~.......44 37n Andoiersk ~~.~..fi3 5nN Andrache, Pt. ~.S9 31 n Andrama ........ .... 3 6 54n Andmno Tr. ~~~39 56n Andravida ~~~~-')7 Mn Andrea, Isle....... ...43 SN Andrea, B. ~.37 55N Andrcfl s .. ........ ..... 3 8 34N Andrea s . J7 30N Andreas, Pt. ~~~38 17" Andreasberg~~,~~5l 43n Andres, SI, 11 82 508 Andria ~.~.. .41 14n Andrinch ............45 8.)N Andrievka 46 3UN Andrievvska 63 2In Andrilsena ~. V 3BN Andro ......~ 86 81 n Andro ..■■...■■. 37 £6n Andro, Cape ~~~S7 51 N Andropolis ~~_~.80 43N Andros >~..........»17 &N Andnissa ,.....~... 37 6n Andrutra 3 7 28n Andi^ar 38 In Aneboda 57 On Anegada, B. 40 308 Anem, or „ „. Engannlm^^^.Jtt SON 35 SOB 31 Anemuriuro and Pr ~. ~.3r. 4n Aner :« 28N Anere, H 14 ft.'M 93 30B 74 13W 1 OW^ 4 47B 9 26B 8 41B 1 S4B 5 3B S3 40K 10 7H 4 17B 8 3fiB 7 92* 144 S5R 83 62W 3 llw 5B 5 58B S0 4IB 65 8i>B 76 33W IS 16B 8 OB 1 SOB 1 SOW 70 47W 32 45B 3 V5B 41 a7 44n Atikliolm, Ii..~~.J>3 4 IN Ankobcr Ankont Ankum Aniier Am Ann Arbona~»~..43 17n Ann, Cape~~»w43 40n Anna It. 48 858 Anna, I. 8ta de 3 l(« Annaba, Gl.. .98 46n Annaberg ...~......JiO SIN Annack W. ~~~~JI8 40n Annacotty~~~~~~83 4(iN Annagii . J>3 I7n Annaliilt ~~.«.~~. J i4 Tjn Annamalbi Annai Annan Bank. Aiman, R.. II 3;n ON .85 13N ..... . . . .. 11* 1 4 Otfff Annapolis 38 69N ^ Annapolis (Nova Scotia) ~.44 4IN Annapolis, Out of 44 42N Annapolis, R.~~~44 MN Annapu, R. ~~.~~ 3 308 Annat ......~......J>7 ^'N Annat ~~~~~~~JS6 Mn Anncloy, Br. . Anno Mt.. 70 OW 47 81 508 28 33 43K 28 4 iw 24 14 32R 23 62 low M J>4 2lN .43 518 Anne. P. S. ~~~~.37 24n Annecy ~~~~~.....45 84n A nner«ta..~.~.......M 4.5N Anncsel ...~...«......31 86N Annestown ~,..~... J2 9N Annevillo ..~~...~,4!) 7n Anni 40 SIN Annlgen ~.~.~~....48 18N Anni kan ~~~~.~.57 3I!n Anno Bona, l8.~.> I 408 Annocliie ~~.~.~..67 SON Annonay~~~~~~.45 14N A nnonoe~~~~. 6.'> SN Annon, L. ^.^..^...38 3»8 Annune~~~~.~.~. 3 14N Anol..~~. 38 £6N Anoor ................. I g ON Anopgliur ~~.~.~..29 SON A nopihehr ~.~.~~-2K SON Anotta Bay 18 I7n Anotta and Fr. I't. 18 IfiN UN ■ »*»»i»*»^i»^*»' Anpcn Ans, ItoscI, or Cnpe Nose Anse~~. Anse Gr Ansley Anson B. Sve Norfolk I.~. Anson Bay~~ Anson R Anspaoli . A listed!. Anstey, K. Ansley W, Anston. Anstnitlier. 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Rnvir. otnome, Appiarfai Appin Appin ^, ~.47 21 N 47 ION 51 ftTN 3 25N AN 6 I6B 5 :f7B 24B 9 S4B * I2W 9 3SB I3 32B Appin Ha AppbinHlani Appk by ^ Applvby _ ApplccroH, L. ...,.^7 V6n Apple. Cr.^^..,....3P SON ApplecroM -.........^7 37" Appledfliv^..^.^Sl 4N Apple...»> 6 50N ApproiioRue ....,^ 4 SON Aproipiiia _.,^.^3n I8N A ptaru»^~^.,.....4 1 32n Apanrui, R. .,^...^41 43N Apsley, It. ^....^lO 53(1 ApHu, R.....^,.,^.40 45n Apt 43 52N Aptera ^^^.,..^3:1 27 n Apt* ^..,.,^..,^^4^ 48N Apua ~...<~<~>~~^4 8HN t Apulia 41 5N Apaniea Cibotua^38 6N A pure, R. >»>#w*» « #<< 7 35n Apurinmc R Aqua Fritis Aquae Aquae Aquae Aquafreddo Aquae Regia( Aqua Solift~.. 10 408 26 128 44 25N ^^4 4.'>N 36 SON 3!) 58N 35 27N 51 25N A que Tacapitimce St eAN Aquaim.^ Aquaverde Aquera Aquiar Aquila Aquileia«». A(]uileja Aquincum Aquincum Aquinnm Arab, W. cl. Araiiyr (Arocr) ..,.,31 S8N Arab Tower, Lowrr E^ypt, .~30 56N Arab, Wady el-~.32 38N Arab, Wady el 23 51n Arabah, Plain of^^'8 42N t Arabali, Wady_29 2N Arnbat >,....»^^....45 19N Anibat el ..~~.~.^'i6 ION Arabgir.»,...M~~»~30 6N t Arubia^~,^~~.~23 On i Arabia rctrsa^SO ON t Arabia Det«rta S3 SON ArabiBEniporium 12 40N % Arabia Felix .~.18 40N Araboli ..,»..,..,....,37 38N Aracim , .,■■■, ,20 40N t A mean ^,..^..^0 ON AracatI ^^...>^^. 4 32rf Araclinia....,.,^,.......^ 41n I Aracliocia ^....^32 ON Aracliova .>n».^^.38 2$)n Arud ....^...^..,^^46 7N Arjd.....y ~..^1 2(iN Aradui, I.^^^^.g6 I2N Aradut^ .»,#»»#,,#,,», J4 9£n t AniKon ArHgon^ Aragon, R. Aragona,..^ Aragua. Amgiiai Min Ahiguari R, AragusR. w^l 20N .■>6 328 Ai lis if] 23N 9 2HN 25 408 I KiN 1 SON K 3AB 5 •O-W ISO AOB A 3IW 6 Am 2 SOW 3.tw A 49W 90 8!)w A 46W 4 llw 47b 3 S4W 143 AIB 6 2SB 1 34W 8 saw I 9w 1 3IIW 1 24wr 2 A4W 1 A4W 8 SOW 81 A8B Al A2W S2 37B 41 35B 41 S6II 168 13« 19 80K A S4B 24 IIB 19 42B 9 50b 16 15B SO 16B 66 43W 72 40W 70 23W 22 SOB 8 30B SOr 15 42b 9 .M»R 2 45W 48R 13 63R 101 2\v 6 18W 311 21 u 13 2IIR 13 2()b 13 2(iR 19 OR 10 OB 13 42K 35 38B 35 67b 29 38B 35 4(IR ai loR 32S6B 82 5B 35 SOB 31 !WB SB 40B 46 OB 34 30R 47 Ob 45 OB 42 SOB 38 OR 93 2AB 94 OB 37 43W 6 .%'w 22 l.'iB 68 Ob 22 Sim 21 24b 35 8B 50 45B 35 60R 1 Wiw 63 AOW 1 4«W 13 .18B 64 53W 6i\ SOW 60 4W 46 30b 16 16 15 15 10 17 81 35 56 13 53 13 16 9 9 11 44 II 10 10 It A3 15 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 30 33 51 98 66 A6 A8 A6 14 66 19 66 56 66 49 49 50 66 56 66 86 66 M 56 85 46 18 51 25 56 19 56 55 56 31 31 37 31 37 87 37 33 37 30 29 37 55 55 55 80 35 35 51 34 28 65 88 19 81 56 66 24 60 24 86 49 ArU>aa^~. !& 24N Arbul* 46 A4N Arbolcda, Capr f6 14N Arboll........ J>7 A*N Arbon...... ^VJ SIN Arbot, ,...41 I7N Arbulhnut Range 31 IM Are ... ..,..,,. ».,.>.«,47 'IN ArcHcluui, Uauin de »,..... ,...44 44N A rcadia .................T7 l.''N Arcadia, Gulf or .~S7 2(in Arcaliay*. ...IB 4Hn |.^ MR A 47R |(« .V.'W 3 A2W 9 268 1 35R 148 55* 7 SOR 88 2B 18 4»N 18 SON I 40N 38 9N .41 22N ,37 .34N .(» 88N 64 32N .65 On ,61 5SN ,32 ON 20N >JW 33N Arcalgude Arcatr Arce Arclia.^...... Archdbi* K. Arclinlla~~.>. X Archangel..... Archangel......... Archangel Itay Arehangelik..... Arclialal* .»...« Archclait Archemore- Archerticld..., .....J6 SN Archldona ...37 ISN Archidona...~...~.. 65a Arclilna«....».........38 4IN Archipelago, Andaman Ulet. 13 ON Arclii|«lago of Chonoft,.. ...45 ('8 Ai'chipelngo, Grecian ............38 On Arcis mr Aube .....4)1 SIN Arcitate........ 45 5!IN Arcnentu, Moiuit.,89 41 n Arco...-..~~.~......~. 42N Arco, R. -«..,...,.».45 .33N Arcoli .. Ai 20N Arcot ...~ ~ ..Ai6 40N A rcoB »......., ....41 Ion Arcos Arcos, Los Arcos Los Arcot Arctic Ucean Arda ^»»#*iw»i»»»*#^#*^» * 41 4»N .30 I2N Ai SIN 12 ASN 78 ON 4! 23N 86 33 14 49 11 15 84 A3 IS «6 1 lew 14 21 42R 28 21 3.^R 88 72 32W 47 76 7B 83 79 25R M 13 SDB 85 37 4(18 80 41 18b 56 34 8B A3 4a SB 83 40 408 83 39 (« 39 !lf)B 35 44B 81 34 7R 86 4 48W II 8 48W 13 4 28W 34 77 3w 49 S2 2GB 88 93 lOB 85 74 OW 50 Ardn. or Ilardene, R 41 42N Ardabill 38 Kin Ardacli ~. 57 24N Ardagli ..~>~..~..~54 74n Ardagh .W 36N .\ rdagli 53 4 1 N Ardagh ..~~~ 62 3(iN Ardahau 41 4n Ardalanteh 66 IHN Ardaniinc .V2 3«n Ardan ~ 53 S'N Ardanach 4) 16N ArdanisPr 31 51 n Ardanoch, .». „ .....Ji7 l/N Ardara .~.~,...~.,.J > 4 46N ........54 48N 65 13N ...58 ON ^55 4(iN ...ja ;«N .~57 S-'iN -.56 29N ...56 17N 56 34n 56N Ardalov. Ardatov, Ardavourlie«.» Ardbeg ,..,~,^. Ardbrecan.^... Ardcamach ~. Ardchattan ^. Ardchiiiarle^.. Ardcoriniiili Ardcrony % Ardechc. Vt- portment of . Ardee Ardclnch ^^ Ard Drithag. Ardea.......^ 41 40n Ardehiilibli ^....^Stl 3.5N Ardelicli ............ .j7 36n Ardeiiate^.... 55 41N ATden>,>«~.~ J6 2n Ardun Mt. ^ .32 88 Ardcubur g ...,........53 24 N ffvrdennes, Dvpartment of....49 4CN AqJ^Cf Envs. of Itblue........ .,44 47N .63 52N 57 SIN 57 42N Arderaier.. Arderuner Ardes. Ardestan. Ardets. Ardey< S3 83 85 n» 4 Vm 10 b-y* 8 27R 63 6IW 6 13b 11 19B 5 48\v 45 12W 2 I7W 8 22W 91 52W 2 I4W 79 208 OU 08 24 368 26 288 48 IK8 5 31W 13w 9 67W 7 .1«w 9 3w 42 428 6 I5\v 6 14w 9 18W 42 SR 25 2R 6 2W 8 2(iw 46 158 42 .'>HK 6 42W 6 7w 6 44W 5 4W 5 Ifiw 4 14W 5 47W 8 9w 4 21 R 6 Siw 3 4ftw 3 43W 12 378 4 41W 4 42W 6 4W 4 37W 137 67B 10 348 8 14 85 86 49 85 85 84 51 84 84 46 84 3J 3 27 87 33 II 13 13 13 13 30 13 13 13 30 56 11 13 23 23 11 12 13 n 13 12 13 13 14 13 11 11 56 11 12 13 62 17 4 438 14 Ardericca 6>«>»...33 2Cn >57 36N 57 3«N SON 33 33N 46 47N m51 67H 48 X>.* 4 Iw 7 2«w 7 41 w 62 498 10 138 1 13W 25 56 11 11 13 33 16 10 .\r........^....^7 2*>n Ardwell U. ^..,.64 4*«■• Aid* Arcclvo Arewj. 44 44N Areco Fort Aredoodo Arte Areflnft Arcga Artidy, Gl. Areidy, W. Arelale Arena, R. Arenas A renal Arenas, Cape ......24 SN Arsndal -».Be 28n Aretidonh ...........^Al I8N Arendare »,„.....J8 ASN Artnis de Murs .,.41 3,'iN Aronoe, I11IC........70 9n Arrnos ...... — Ai ttm Arenom, l'oiiit«i..S9 88 Arentburg. Aremburgh ArenswaMe Areopoli* Arequipa Areshulan Mo(inl.,63 23N Arethiisa -~..»..~...35 6N Aietliusa L. ....»....3B A5N Arevalo....... 41 7N Arewa ................17 47N A «;««,............>...., 6 08 Areczo.............M_43 Sim Argaais.~>.^.....J)8 &3N ArgaeuiM 38 SON Argaliana..~..........37 20N Argaii8...~~...~»>38 14N Argnnda ,.....,, ...-40 18N Argnnil .~.......~..>40 i7n Argaiiia ......... ..^.43 19N Argantoii .^..........42 40N Argauni.>......,....^21 ION Argeg Btagc~.~....56 A8N Argeles.~~~...........42 33N Argeliez 43 ON Argen, R Argent. Argen Argentan Argentaria~~~. ArgentariuB M......42 87N ArgcnteoaMctrop. A 40N Argentaro, M.«,....40 60N Argenlaro,M.....>42 171: Agrcntaro Mts...._42 15N A rgentat...~...~..-45 6N Aigenleuil .^...^..48 5(iN Argentiera ; . .,^...^'16 48N Argentine Ft. ...._.-)8 4.'>8 Argenton .............46 87N Argentoratuni......48 4UN Argha.....^,...........,S8 15N Arghana... :i8 ION A rghana SI aden .....38 6n Arghi-Dngh ........39 8N Argliun Kieiii..~..S9 8n Argira Kastri.,......40 7" Argiwli, R. _...M~44 5N Argisli, Kurta......45 8n Argiiili, M.~........S« S5N Argilhea Argob.... X Argolia .~. Argolic Gulf. Arguionizia ArgulonizM, Fisheries of Argos Argoi — Argostoli Arguello Point Arguin ..». Arguituelas Argulgrad « Argun, R... Argyle 2(;n 32 SON .^.37 S7N ....37 SON 37 S7N 37 35N _:<7 38N .-38 ION ....14 40N 20 SN 39 49N ..~43 47N .~.&3 ON 43 48N % Argyle, County.J6 14N X Argyte ~~~~~-34 388 ArgyU'8 Howling Grecn...66 8N Argylla........ 42 On Argyro ............... 3 9 In ,44 15N ,35 ON 4 lew 4 tr.w 3 »W 4 SOW 7 mw 4 44W I 18W an 4AW Aoa^-w 60 irw 5.1 AW 7»4JB 57 188 8 13W 82 0« an 48 4 A5B IS 348 3 d4W A lAW 109 3AW 8 438 A SB 11 SlB 3 37B 80 ana 4 98W 71 28W 22 30a 8 7a 15 S2B 85 448 73 stw 13 oa 38 8S« 48 lla 4 4aw 37 aa 35 I6w II sea SA bm 38 90a 81 448 39 34a 8 SAW 8 3W e.tsw 8 5lw 77 8a A Kiw 3 la 6W 9 338 9 S8B 11 SAB 8W IB A8B II lOB 95 20B 8 7a 11 lOB 88 308 1 548 8 15a 84 S4a 36 liiw I 29a 7 S<>B 88 49B 8!>40a 39 Oa 43S8a s\ 16a so 14a 26 43b 84 4«B 35 148 21 2Ga 38 4SB 83 Oa 82 558 81 32a 81 S.'!B 21 10a 82 43B 20 SOB 130 I5W 16 SOW 1 5fW 83 IB 122 OR 65 .MW 5 22W 149 528 n 13 11 18 II II 14 47 ao ao ai 83 83 84 87 87 55 36 94 84 4« 83 16 SO St 83 94 ao 83 17 SO SI 49 93 86 a« 84 8« 51 85 80 86 88 80 S4 84 84 S4 83 II 14 14 18 14 35 14 86 66 55 86 ^ 14 14 88 ao 14 55 83 3D 80 30 80 87 87 87 80 56 81 38 88 88 88 88 45 86 84 87 89 41 13 88 Argyruntum.. X Aria......... 4 4flw IS 12 SB A6 83 bn 38 1ft 4^8 A6 63 08 M ^•^s. '^•H INDEX TO BLACK'S G WikMS. Lat. Lnxa. If ft. Of Map. Ariadne Iiluiid,.«...3!) I!i« I 9N 9 57N 1 4s2N ^:24 .IN 18SR8 2 am t Ariani Arinno ArUri, liivei Aria* AriM Arica Arionti, Rivur...^ < u.-^ Arid Iiland.~..»^.^lfl lis Aridiong ..^.^.^...29 IAN Arieiins Lakeu,....JiO Sit* 4riefc.~>~.<. — ..,~JM 4)IN Arigadeen Uivor.^1 38n Arigoi — .,.^.^«. 4 32N Arignano >^^.«,^41 44n Ariinathia...~..~w~Jl SHf Arimena ,..<....^..> 4 38N Atlminuvn^t^^^t^r^i 4if Arinanican.i~..>.»,.^'S5 .14tr Arindtila .,.,.^0 SON Arinoii niver .,....«« 5 4<)8 Arinos, Dos. River 4 Ms Aripo^....^ ..>^.^^ 8 4()N Arisli, Wady ei .30 S4N Arisli, Mtsiawi el~.27 4.3N Ai iSlCll ^^^^i^^^w^rfwi^^w^J 1 A risto vo>»~.. ■ < A7 A ri tiu~....~...«<.<>.^ Ariupiina, River.^ 6 Arizona ^.~^^>^^.32 Aria 31 Aneplong — ,^..J!Vi Arlisli M. ,^.„,„^38 Arjonillii ,.>..~.^^>37 Arlcalg Lakc».^<^5C f Arknn8H8_>.,>.,^id Aritansiis Rivcr,.,.w34 Arlieelio ~^~,,^^15 Arlieg, 0\en,..,^,^l) Arl(endal&»^~.^<..^4 Aricesdon ^,.,^^>7 Arkliangelslc -~.^65 Arkliolino ^~....,>^4 Arklet Lake..~>..,>^'i6 Arklow ^,^2 Arklow Uea(I..^^S2 Arkodila ~^»>».>>..3!) ArUudi ^Sl) Arkiit Klian .31) Arui8icK #»«^<^^j<<0/ Arlant ~»»>...,^.^>>.4.S Arloodon ..^~,>^^.'i4 Aries. Arleslieiin ArlinKliiuii Arlington Arlinak ~>..... Arlon Artnii Armadale Arnindale Inn .^,^!i Arniaddy_,^,».^.,^(i Arniaganal .^....^.JS] ArniaKli~~><~..»^ — R4 tArinagli, County .Vt Arninnlik ^..^^^43 Arninnt ^^^..,..,^,^.) Armavria ~..~.>m^40 45N 30N 4(IN MN 408 26N «iN S.'lN 4N 53N 3.'iN mti Sfl.V (IN .34N 60n .WN 24N S!)N WN 8N 18N 47N 4(iN 2iN 3,iN 17N 54 N 23N 34N 4(IN 3<1N 47N 6N 31N 42N 31IN SN 8tN llIN 6N 2IN KiN 40N 4HN S3 OW (13 na 19 2H 73 lOw «iS7w 80 44W 70 2«Hr 3D 48Mr 17S 281 84 «)■ 5 48nr 4 2itW 8 42W 9.1 4.^8 15 40B 34 A.'iit 72 2.')W 12 30B ft 37W 35 4.5b t M 47W fi8 \ft\y 80 IOb 34 8a 30 55B 1(« 25\ir 26 2Ua S8 3B 8B m 20«r 1(»7 S6W 46 2a 46 12a IH 2a 4 Otv 35 14a 4 3w 5 8\v 92 2n»r 91 \f>\v 3!) 4.5B 5 10«r 1 .58W 108 51 35B 2 39W 4 34nr 6 lOw 6 9w 20 6b 20 43B 31 S3B 6 4(iw 3 4lB 3 29w 4 .3GK! 7 31iK 2 26\V 73 12W 58 1.5B A 46b 75 44W 5 6(nv 3 42W 5 3.3W 48 15B 6 .Tow 6 34W 27 3K 19 47K 43 578 % Armenia^.. 50 8S 49 34 46 60 61 63 33 13 13 13 ai 25 31 49 66 13 66 61 51 33 37 37 46 66 23 26 51 45 30 32 23 24 30 24 11 44 44 36 11 9 10 23 9 13 13 13 28 28 30 n 14 9 14 15 10 44 23 10 49 11 13 13 32 13 13 27 28 S6 23 A miidnIe-.~~~,...^'5« Annilio, M.»^~.42 A nnln..,.~^>._»-53 Armir JMt.^^-, ,35 AriiiituKe ^>>'~~>~-'i2 Aruuied ..^^^ 3,3 A mioy ^,,^^,.^^.'yr> A rni5dorf~,„,^„^W A nM8trong-.,„,^„,34 AriDstrong, Fort~-41 Armunny.^ Annundnn Armuro Annyros Arnn^, Ama M, Aniiige Arnas Arnns Amaotit Kioy, see the Uospliurus 40 On 42 4Ub i 30 32N 4 6w 11 .39.V 12 HE 25 4.')N .lOw 9 20.V 4G (IB 30 44N 1 5;)w 10 37» 22 7B 38 7n 6 20 w 13 37N 9 4b 17 liiN W> 4(i\v 44 2i)N 90 2Hwr 44 31 N 2 51W 24 40n 67 52B 33 48N 19 5-.'B 28 14N 22 47b 27 (IN 24 <)« 36 ,39n 22 5rtK 28 26N 9 aw 11 5(iN 4 3.3 R 14 lUN 18 48B 23 27 NiHU. Lat. Arniipiant K. Anmii~-. — . () 4n.s 61 2.3W 4!) m 3-'v 15 421? 19 i t'Tv 2f) :Uk 27 Ar8clltuni<..,«.,..^.,~54 53n Arsene, L. ^^^38 20N Arainarium, Pr.^14 IOn Arsiua, L. .w^~^ a'iN Ar8lnoe^^~~~~^32 32N Aninoe ^,.,^,.^^^29 23N Arainoe >.~.».>«> » .>35 3n .36 I'lN — B6 ON Arslan Logniisli >^39 50n Arsons ^^,,,..^„Ji(i 2,3n Arsons ..^^^^...^ 25N ArsoufNahrel ~^32 inN Arauf 32 18N Arsura Nisa or Plane Isle <>>.,....,.39 32N Arta >»«.~,.>/w^>.,^ 41N Arta ^,,,^^^,..3!) (IN Arta B. >„..^....^.39 35V Arsinoe Arak Arta G. of Arta R Artnki Artnia Artantesa ^ Artaxata ^ Artcliadinsk. Artegna Arteniita. Artemita. Artenay Artern,^.. Artes , Arth ^^^^i^^^^^^^^t^^^^^ ■^at) (IN .39 UN 40 2(iN 55 45n ,42 1.3N -.39 20N .49 46N 46 13N ,34 ON .38 25N 48 ^N 1 fJN 52 54N AJ 2N ArtliRolly .«,~~,^~J57 23N Artliiiigtoii .>,»»~,~53 54n Artlioy Cliiipu-,.«-J2 42N Arthur Mt. ^^ 41 1,33 Artlinr River .^,.^3 1 Is Arthur Uiver~~,^~.41 9a Arthur Range^~,43 108 Arthur's Kent 38 2.)s Arthur's Isle 3 38s Arthur's Lukvs — 42 3s Artliuret......^>,^^55 ON Art>iurslec^~..~~34 348 Artix ......^^..»~43 24N Artolina . ■^xi»^w»^»^^» I % Artoii Artous Artrea Arttuck. Arnana, River, Arunpiiira River. Arubiih, Cnpo Arudi, Arudineti, River. Aruha~. Aruinucu River Arun River ~«~ Arundel Arvagh ^« Arve River. Arvort Arvid!ijuur,.>.,...»., Arvika~~^~,'~ Arvoredo Island Arwartun Ary AryniagdusRiver.36 7n .38 3:.'M 50 25N .~~~33 2Cn 4 .38N .36 5.')N 4 59N 7 OS .25 ION 3 ON ,32 2,5N 40 2.')N , 3 48N 1 ins 50 49n .50 51 N :a 55N .40 14 N 45 44N .65 44. s ,.M) 45ir ..27 48 ,51 57 W 3.' .'t4N Arys Arza Arza River. Arzamas Arze. Arzcnie Arzeo. Arzes Arzill.'di Arzohispo .53 4nN 38 3«N ;J3 18N .IS 24N 9 5.')N ,~24 45N v~36 45N .3!) ON .35 .32N 41 UN LuHO. No, Of MtP. Arre ton ......>..«.„..50 41 N Arrialoor.~...~~»_ll bH X Arriege, Depart* ment of...., ...... ...42 61 .V Arril d ....,....»..,.»..J>4 41N Arrora ,.., ...,,39 8n Arrora Island. ..».~ 2 45N Arrochar.,........._56 UN Arrochar Ullla..»~56 I6n A rronche * ~~,.,~,~....'K) 9n Arrone, R..,...,...._4I 53N Arroo laland ......... 6 Os Arrow Lough ^.....54 3n Arrowamitb Mt 32 lOs A raace~,.«....,........36 3(>n Araacia ,,,^,,,,,,^36 27 N Araacldes Isles...... 8 508 Arebrae>„,............. 5 8 I n 1 16w 10 70 9B 33 101 4 4 7 13 135 1 SDn 9 4l>a 4 24W 268 42nr 44W 7w 58 08 8 I5W 118 7a 37 198 51 508 160 6118 6 65W 8 .348 41 308 17 30 W 42 45B 32 358 20 .308 30 51 B 32 26b 33 28 50 5B 36 458 35 588 36 OB 34 5lB 34 52B 14 31 24 35 12 12 24 25 3^ 13 63 30 66 63 11 21 66 65 66 66 66 66 66 66 23 30 30 30 31 31 94 148 28 3 24B 24 20 59B 27.28 3 29B 24 21 08 27,28 21 3B 27,2!« 27 46B 'io 6 6w 44 26B 45 I8B 43 5E 13 14B 44 50B 43 IIB 1 5.38 11 198 6 ."iOw 8 308 3 4w 1 .3,'.w 3 ffilw 172 40B 117 58 144 50B 146 138 144 S.'iB 176 I5W 146 58B 2 5HW 150 7b .3(iW 23 13B 2 30b 36 I7B 6 42W 60 55B 68 I4W 60 35W 64 3uB 28W 34 55B 7 8W 61 6.5W 51 40w .^3w 35W 7 3:;w 6 9b 1 llw 19 IOB 12 318 48 2W 1 I2B S6 40B 32 558 21 ^B 48 48 7 3-'w 43 45B 41 208 63 Ob 1.5W 43 20B 6 6!}\Y 2!}W 12 66 66 23 25 56 66 14 20 13 15 11 9 10 53 6^ 53 63 53 63 63 9 53 14 28 14 31 13 33 49 61 33 14 31 24 49 61 10 10 13 25 14 23 22 51 10 31 56 20 33 36 23 56 32 36 50 36 24 Hah It. Ut. Loin. Ho, or Map. Ashford Aslifurd Ashrord Ashford ... Aslifordby. Aslil«steel~,..,~....65 35N Ashieworth ........ JH e6N Ashins .M.....w. ft 5 56n A8hkala...>~,.^......,')0 &5N Ashklrk...,..., „^i 29N Ashley .....,>...,....J>2 56N Ashley ..,.„......,.J>3 14N Astiler .,»~.~..,.....51 4N ,27 SON Asholt Aslipcrton..,....^.. J 12 Asliraf .,.»... 30 ASIltA *t«<......... 50 A sh urst ............^...S 1 Ash water .....^......SO A,8llW6ll o »»i»i»wi<^^w^»^^j* ^akeaton Askeg. Askcran. Askersund. Aakham. AsUik Asklandous ........3!) Askoe, Island ......54 Askolo^......... ......37 Askoniels ............55 A8kou»8i....,.....«....38 Askow River ......50 Aakrigg .....,........^54 Askulun ...............31 A8kwith.............,..5.3 Asmanabad .........28 Asnieni ...............38 Asmesnai ...........41 Asnnn..............,...47 As Nesa......^ 55 Asnen, L. ^.,.,.......56 Asnit ^..,..............30 Aaopo, River ......38 Aapadana .~^,„,^i Aspatria...^. ...54 «.50 36 46 1 95 .~31 38 .43 Aspelaer Aspendcn Aspendus Aaperen... Aspey, U. Aaphaltites Asphynis Aspia p.., Aapo, R. .. Aapremont Aspro, M... Aapro Potamo R. 38 Aaprospito, U.......,38 A sresto ................39 Assaloo .,«.......,.„ ''7 X Asaain — . ......26 Aasche ...~.... 50 Aaseo ............... ...j7 Assevrgur ............21 Aasel ..53 Asaei or Honey River...... 31 Aaaen .^....,..........52 AaauiiB.... 55 Ass' liura, Point of Aden, see Aden.. I7M 7n UN 4N 4IN 24N S4N 45N ION ON 2N U>N 29N 3»N 28N 3!)N SON ,')6N 7N 44N 43N 13N ON ON 54N S4N 6N 47N SUN :i6N 52N .'.IN ,53N SON 15N ION &3N 31 N 2tiN ON 40N ItIN 3!IN 55N 4N 69N 2JN I9N 40N 38N 3:'N SON ItlN 42N 46N 47N SON 52N 5.3N StIN SON 25N 20M 17K 47N .3(iN 30N I7N SN 29N .30N 65N 6N 36N 4UN ION 5!)N 17N «7wr 5lB 1 43W 6 7W 67W 9 56W 9 ISHT A 28w 40 dSa 9 52W 9 23w 301 1 27W 90 53a 6 ZVIT 3 9W 1 29Mr 9 33W S3 328 76 208 80 67W 36 148 63 46H 3 51 W 2 Ow 9 42W 9 6W 4 59W 43 30b 20W O 108 4 I6W 4.3W 3 30W 100 (IB 33 08 II 33B 8 248 8 168 21 518 60 54a 8 67w 6 7w 46 49b 14 598 2 47\T 6 43^r 47 .388 II 308 22 IB 6 40W 24 228 112 30W 2 4W 34 32b 1 44W 60 478 23 9b 5 S6W 3 36b 10 568 14 388 31 19b 11 588 23 488 51 428 3 20w 3 55B i\y 31 Ob 5 6b 60 2.';w 35 a3B 32 30B 16 BB 23 328 7 158 ^i 59b 21 14B 22 3*tB 23 ;« 63 4311 tU (IB 4 12B 42 318 76 408 9 23b 10 10 9 13 10 13 10 13 30 13 9 10 10 37 "n 10 9 10 33 33 44 31 33 9 10 10 2 39W 9 1 SOW 10 9 12 30 10 10 10 10 10 29 30 25 26 25 28 33 13 13 23 23 9 U 33 31 28 13 28 40 9 31 9 33 23 24 14 21 23 37 2.i 28 50 9 16 10 50 16 41 31 50 60 28 25 28 23 23 28 82 33 16 30 33 17 35 .35B 31 6 348 16 9 &5b 21 36 I BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. L*T. Ho, OF lomt. j|*p. M ^^** J il On 63 14N i^....».o3 IN M 35W .»«.... JH SON ........ fi fl 5(!lf ........^'iO UN ...»».«J > ft 29-V ......Jtj 56" .....>.ja i4i» »*<■>#»* >Ji3 9N 52 4M w**-^3« 41 M M 41 S4N 'A8ll- 'nuiin32 45N d...~2S lUN ..^..^.■■54 OH ...^>.>52 lliN ........53 28n 5(j 3!)N 34 30m 50 .'>«[» ........51 7n 3() 44N ...~w52 43N 51 13N 40 On 3!) On .......45 51N f 40 64N ...41 5N ....Tfl 47N ..J2 SON ..Ji2 ;)6N W.55 52N :..3!» 51 N — 51) 53N 54 S(iN ,~,67 15N ....3!) ION 54 MN :\7 31 N 55 2«N ~.~3a ON ..^50 40N 54 KIN 31 3!)N . 5.J 55N .~.28 4N ...3a 69N 41 2JN 47 ION «...~65 4()N .......66 3tlN 30 3i'N 45 80N ......3H IHN 32 42N 54 4CN 50 47N 51 5CN 3G 5iN 51 53N .......4(5 5tlN SI 30N «..~.25 25N 31 20N 30 I7N 43 47N 36 .WN D 11. 38 3()N — M 17N 39 2N , o; 29N 2<) 30N 50 65N 37 5N 21 36N .~.~.53 40N «7W All 1 43W 6 7w oa7w 8 aew 9 15W 1 28W 40 MB 8 S2W 8 23W SOB 1 97W SOfiSB 6 32W 8 OW 1 20Hr S 33W 03 328 7ti 2(ia UO 67W 96 14B (i3 4(>ii 2 51\V 2 OW 8 42W 10 10 9 13 10 13 10 13 30 13 9 10 10 87 "ii 10 9 10 32 33 44 81 33 9 10 10 2 39W 9 1 XW 10 8 6w 4 59\V 43 30IC 2(nv lOB 4 I6W 4: 11 3UB 23 IB 6 4(l\v 24 22B 112 SOW 2 4\v 34 32b 1 44W GO 47B 23 9b 6 SUW 3 36B 10 5(>B 14 38B 31 lOB 11 5UB 23 488 61 42b 3 20\r 3 6oB 8\v 31 OB 5 6b 60 2.';w 35 3:iB 32 3()B 16 8B 23 3^B 7 I5B 22 59b SI 14B 22 3>IB 22 7« 62 43i: M (IB 4 I2B 42 SIB 76 40B 9 i'3b 9 12 30 10 10 10 10 10 29 30 25 26 2.'5 28 33 13 13 23 23 9 11 33 21 28 13 28 40 9 31 9 32 23 24 14 21 23 37 25 28 50 9 16 10 60 16 41 31 60 60 28 25 28 23 23 28 83 33 16 30 33 17 tlttim. tAT. Aiiincion, Pt.~.~.38 648 Aiwarby .~~~...~J3 A»n Auvoun ........»», 29 20n Atabapo, It............ 4 ON Atacuma ...^.^.... 2 1 63H 23 508 .0 57N 29 6IN .20 51 N J8 37N 2N 21 ION , Jfo. or 60 9 37 41 60 AtocaiiM, Detcrt of Atacamei. Ptu., Ataka, DJebel. Atnka, Ra« Atalunia Atalityi Ataliimlica AtainiM|tie 28 428 A taqulne* ..^........4 1 15N Atiira. 32 IN Atarneua ...^.......39 3N Atarotli .. ....31 63N Atarotli-adder~....33 IN Atatluuca.~.~~~..l7 52N Atbara .....^.........17 15N Atbaro, or Tac- azze.orSittet 11.16 SON Atclialsle 52 20N Atcliicoli ............37 32N Atcliinsk ..........^.55 65N .56 46N .35 25N 42 27N 38 2IN W.42 HN ~.45 15N 29 2»N 50 34N 56 63N ~~~S8 ON Athabasca Luke 'M On Atliacaiiik L...~.....49 l.'iN 60 25Mr 2rw 35 IB 67 63W 09 43>r 70 14W 79 SOW 32 19B 32 328 S3 2B 7 21W 89 16B 63 2«W 4 44\V 35 IIB 86 6SB 36 12a 36 IIB 97 13W 36 OB AtvhiUka Atcliunime .. Atcrnuui ~.~. Aterra, Cupe Atesca A teste Attieh Ath, Atli. I Athabasca. Atliar M A til boy Athena; .~. Athenno . Athcnry Athuna Athens Athens .... Athens ~.. Athens ~.~. 35 23N Athens, Giilfof ~.37 36N Athens (Uliiu).......39 22N Atlierin){ton...~.M.50 5!)N Athenttone ...~...52 35N 38 3n 63 37N .~.~~_37 6ilN 41 UN '^•^^^v^^w^do 1 If N 611N 46 53N .~.41 6HN 45 8N ..M.40 4N .41 LiN ~J8 IN 62 27N .^..53 34N Athcsis R. Athilos Athina M.. Athlinc .... Athlacca . Athleaguu Athllt ur Cast. Pelegrino ^.......32 4.')n Athlone~~.~.-...«..3:t 2«N Athull, Forest of -66 5lN Atholl Ho. .....^..56 45N AtheUtaueford .^..65 69n Athoa...~»....».....40 7n Athos Mt.. Athribis..^... Atliy Atico Atienz:t Atil, W, Atim Atinii Atina Atkarsk .... .40 ION 80 31IN Ki ON 15 548 41 9N .■)2 5(IN (iO 2«N 41 40N 40 2.'iN .51 53N 35 .35B 31 6 34B IG S5b 21 36 Atlantic Ocean, North .^...40 On Atlantic Octan, Bouth ................28 (18 Atlas, Moun- r31 30N tains, or Jebel^ :I2 20N Attils C34 ON AtL.g Mnjor 25 SON Atliis Minor ..33 ON Atlas M. ............31 ON Atliniski ............62 ION Atniucoor~......._l5 62N Atmcoor »... 17 26N AtokQ..>.w....... ...^..38 29N Atolcs Lake^..^... 23N Atoll, Ueawandoo Pholo .....~.. 7 4N Atoll, Mulcoltn.......6 18N Atoll, Milla Dou Madow ......6 ION Atoll, North Malilo Miidow ^.^ 40N Atoll, Tillit Dow MiUo ~- ... 6 45N 36 lOB 178 OW 22 KB 90 208 67 5AB 70 47B 14 lUB 20 25B 14 268 II 438 31 21 B 3 468 5 'Anv no ow 110 ow 78 40W 34 10b 6 52W 23 43B 40 55B 8 44W 23 43B m 23W 69 33W 76 3SW 84 35W 23 468 82 6VV 4 Ow 1 32W 11 408 23 298 40 628 6 42W 8 .T6w 8 12W 34 .57b 7 53W 3 4UW 3 52W 2 45W 24 SOB 24 208 31 108 6 58VT 73 67w 2 67w 36 38B 6:) 08 13 48B 15 3l>b 44 57B 3'J 0%v IS OW 6 20\v 4 SOW 1 low 14 low 8 30W 6 OW 67 SOB 7H 2:)B 79 20B SO 5()B 72 15W 72 558 72 35 B 60 49 37 37 28 24 33 60 24 31 66 81 31 46 86 86 40 88 •9 23 33 66 28 25 66 37 16 11 40 40 43 66 13 28 66 13 28 44 44 44 44 28 44 10 10 66 87 30 11 13 13 31 13 13 II 13 27 66 66 13 49 24 31 29 25 66 23 36 66 55 65 29 33 33 23 49 33 33 n«iin. Lat. LORO. Auclicndtheen Auchenernane Auchengmy AiichenTa .. Aiichenleck Auchennwl Aiichentroig Auclilncrow Aucliincruive ^....55 29n Auchlndinny 5 5 SON Auchindore . 57 ItiN Auchindown Cas. 66 :<2n Auchingray .^..^.....^ S3N Auchlnotm ,....,....^15 Mn Auchintoul ...~.~.67 Sn 67 ;ttN ...55 I5N i6 46N 5 ON 5 2tlN 4 41IN 56 7N 5 SON Auchlochan Am hlucheries Auchlunachan Auchinithle .~. Auchnacraig. Auchnacraig Inn. Auchnadale Auchnanaiilt Auchtemrder . Auohterderran. 65 37N 57 i'CN 67 47N .56 85N 66 20N .56 2UN .66 6l'N >7 36N ...JSd 18N 56 9N Auchteivaven ..~~56 30n Auchterliouso ..»..56 32N Auchterless ...^..^67 2HN Aiichterninmie ..^66 I.3N Auchtennuchty ,,J6 l/N Aiichtertool ..........56 6N Aucliullin ..,,,^,^6 43N Auckland ..~~......36 618 ^ Aude, Depart- ment of ........M..43 &N Audcrville 49 42N 73 lOB 33 73 OB 33 /.'I OE 33 Audieme Audlem Aiidley ........ Audorf ..... Aue, liivcr Auerbach ... Aufenau .... Autiilua It. Augalada . Augdch Auge AughiT Aughnacloy Aughrim Aughrim Aughrig Head, Aughton Aughton Augila Augsbin'g Augur Augusta Angu.-ta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta 4U IN 62 5!IN 63 3N 47 3!)N 52 37N .50 SON ....41 25N ....43 HN 32 38N 49 SON 64 26N 64 ?5N 52 5:n 53 ION .S4 I7N -53 SIN .63 32N 29 ION 40 23N >,23 39N „37 I5N ..-44 1!)N ..34 68 ..31 15N 33 24N 43 4(IN ....^..^t? 33N 47 60N 8 25N Augusta Practoria4S 48N Aueusta Tauri- iioniin..............4ft 4n AugU8tu Trev ~.~.49 SON Augusta Vugen M.44 4i>N AugustlseDir».....l2 2(iN Augustin ........ — 32 2i>8 iVugustln ...«~..>,..36 4.'>N Auis ............ — ...28 42N Aui9-». ......28 43N Aujeli, or Atd.'h, el .....^,.......^....30 53n Aujoli^-^....^. 32 ON Auleh el Nuhr~~~3i 7n .^.36 I3N 50 678 -ION Auk Tiiiipii AukliUKi Isle Aula, Lower Aulnei Teichos _.42 3N Auldenn .^^.^...-57 34N Auldgirth Ur 55 1(in Aulendorf ............47 57N Auler, Ben -...»...~56 47N Aiiletta ...........^..40 3lN .t9 4(IN li 4IN .'S6 41 IN 4H I6N 4(1 26N ...50 6N Auluzavik U. Aulich.. Auliston Aulne, River Aulon Ault Aultaman Inn ..-J>6 20N Aultnulmrrii Iiin..,58 I(!n Auly, el Nr .Tl .'ISn 35 23b 4w 56W 37W 6»< <*^»»»i» 3 198 Aveiro .~»..........40 39N t Avcyron Department of~.44 S7M Avellino -rfiu.i..,j.4" 6SN Aven River .........66 69n Aten, River.....,....47 4Un Avenakoelile ..^..66 1 n Avenasiiy M..,........! 1 ION Avenditt ............46 6vn AvcDO ...............50 3Hn Aventicuni .........46 61 N Avcnta ~.... .......44 Sn Averlo ..... — ,.....,^3 ION Avemo, Lake 40 SC.f A versa ,. ...40 S7n * 32N 54 27N 36 SON 13 On 8 6(18 IS 43N 60 6N 7N 64N IN I3N 4N Aversana Aveneiek Averysboro Ave*, Isle* Atcs, River Aves, River Avesnei A vesta Avexaal... ......6 1 Aveziano ..^,..,.....43 Aviemore Inn .......67 Avigliano ~.....~....4S Avignon ............^43 66n t Avignon and Orange ...^........44 ION Aviguni...............ll i;i8 t A Vila ................40 4lN Avilu ...»~.«. ..,,......40 42N A Vila .^..w..^.....^... 36:1 Aviiii, Sra. d' ......40 34n Avilc'h ..............21 28 Aviies ..43 34N AVllochm 57 ISN Avlonari ^,„^„.30 2!iN .41 6(18 30 358 62 4nM 67 34N U 368 56N ION Avoca Avoca, K., Avoca, River Avocli Avoid, U. Avon... Avon Dim R. ..^^.68 Avon Forest of Glen ,~......,..„J!7 Avon, River........,51 SON Avon, River.........53 ON Avon R. (Hunts) 60 46N Avon, River (Lanarkshire) .~JS6 47n Avon, R. ,,»....,...66 33N Avon R. ^..........66 67n Avon R. ,.^.........31 458 Avonmorelliver,.JS3 4IIN Avur.inn ............38 4,'IN Avout Pt....~.......34 428 Avoyelces, C. H. 31 7n Avrachn .^.........40 3(iN Avrnnchcs...........,.48 42N Avrillee..,».....,.....46 20N Avry ,.„.,~,....,..,„46 4<'IN A vsenova ^....,.......56 9N Awa, Ciipo .,„...~35 ION Awa Mountains of32 12n Awah A'wiij, Niihrel Awaroa R. ...... Awarou R. Awaroa R. A we, Loch Awie, River, Awr Moor~.,~. Ax Axhridgo ... Axe, River Axel Axim Axiopolis. Axnuneter Ax mouth ... A Bum ...... Axyiis .~.. — .. — 32 35N 25 3(iN 33 32n 37 lis .38 68 w.ai 58 «J)0 ItiN 33 .IdN 18 SON ..,~,~42 43N ION 2i\Y 13 13 13 63 13 38 63 44 37 14 14 lA 23 89 33 33 81 S3 63 63 13 31 33 14 10 10 16 86 66 10 10 36 66 INDEX TO BLACK'S !(«■■ Lit. tim«. iro. et Map. AmmU Itlvwr Anil, Rlvtr ^ J90 in .10 MM Hoard wvk. ttaarle Baarlo ..,..,.....«^..fll saw Bab^l-Mandeb, 8m of^ >..^ia l&N Bkb^l-Mnndeb Stnitof 13 Oif Bate ............35 44N Bute C..»..,^,.,.^39 30N Bn)mO.~. 41 21 N Bate-D»ugli.^...>^4 Mi« Biibahiui ,.,...,,.„.JI0 2as BHtMnakache~.~^l Uif Babarkara ^.....^IS 8<)n Babbage Mt. ,.^„J0 398 Bnbel, Island ^^40 4s Biibeltliorp, Iile ^ 7 3()n Bnbcnliauien -^..JSO On Babenxk .^^.^^..67 30n Babi, Polnt~.>~.~> 9 30ir Bablacb ^44 Bit Bablaeonk~».~.~.~.30 3if Babikon Bublnovitclii. Bablipo Babo ^ Babooa BabOL Baboos Babiian I«le Babiir 7 ISN 52N 45N 37n 46 3N 1 20N ION a ifiN .11 35N Babuyane Ialei..~~.l9 30n Baby 88 44n Babylon .......^.^.^SO 2n Babylon~..,.>».«~^T-i 32n k Babylonia ..~~.~32 45N nbyraa ...,........,.,40 71* Bacahii,.,,,....,.,.....!! 68 Bacalar ^.»..^»»#».i*»»»#18 34N Bacares, Sa...... ,.37 llN .29 ON I 42N 8t 4N t BacRamli, Plain of Bachanuclii Bach, River Bachbeg .~.~JS6 30n Bache Castle ^..^GB 35N Bachin -i» SSrr Baehinatchagovsk-46 4n Bachinore~...~>~>~S6 32N Bachrina ^ 41 38n Back Head 53 On BackerKiinge ^.,^92 35n Biickford ^,„.,^^'>3 I4N Bi>ckinark.i........i^.,.56 27tt Biicknang......i.. 48 fi7N BiickntaiM Pasisagi'.°l5 4(ie Backwell r>l 24n -29 88 4IN 44 57N 45 24N .37 ON 37 ON 36 ION .20 S8 ON 6 33N .38 fi2N 41 25N t33N 3 34N 26 44N i Baclaqiiceiis . Bflcna_>~.. Bacovicia Bad Bactra ^ t Hactria Bactriana Biicuy River. Badnca Badaory, Badidoi Badalona. Badana>. Badaie Boddarce Badday^yle Ii.~~~58 5n Badderiey ....^ 50 SON Boddon Ot. >..~~^l 43N Badeat L. »....^.>»..# 5 8 ION 1 Bitden 48 30N Baden,~~>.^>.......>47 38N k BiideiKK-li S7 ON 76 low 49 Sn Bw 60 39 32B S6 Ba, Lah* .^...,.^36 31 n Baad, Bl ....^...^.^ga SON Baadan ..«......>....^8 On BoalACn .am .<.<.....». 33 Mn BMribek.^.^^«..».38 SBW BaiUaii. Ql. .^^......^ 3ir BmI's RlTer.~........«4 30n Baal Harmon, ^ BanlrMWMM>MM»33 88n Baal-niMD ,.,„..^l 43n BaaUalialiaha 38 9n Bawd ~.....^...»..«.JM 8N .51 42N J>1 a6N 5 67«r I4 30a 16 17a 36 ]■ •6 II 33 36B M 0«r an 48a 35S2B 34 50a 8 34a 6 38a 6 6a 4 571 6 6a 19 36 19 SI 31 37 39 31 31 31 18 16 16 16 16 47 Oa 86 36 38 30 80 27 33 27 43 35a 63 oa 86 6a 31 28a 88 41a 60 45a 88 I2B 71 17* 142 35a 148 26a 134 49B 8 52a 31 34a 96 OB 80 lOB 109 46W 8 48B 30 34B 107 33W 28 39B 17 84B SO 17B 68 47a 120 3riB 67 57B 181 :i»a 78 8B 31 I4B 44 25B 30, 66 44 40B 66 44 68B 63 50W 88 30nr 8 34W 63 63 89 17 33 35 27 46 16 83 46 88 19 27 32 36 33 36 33 66 66 61 46 34 31 68B 1(»9 Mflw 15 63B 6 28\V 5 28Mr 66 28B 40 54B 6 26wr S3 20B 9 I3W 90 22B 2 54vr^ 8 IBB 9 27B 138 9B 2 41vir 88 40B 4 24W 15 37B 19 17B 67 OB 68 OB 67 OB 63 Ow 47 S6B 8 64B 6 49W 8 14B I9 37B 91 6W 85 3()B 5 12W 1 2««r 89B 5 7w 8 SB 8 17B 4 (iw 37 46 30 13 13 33 33 13 27 13 33 9 31 18 63 10 38 34 19 19 66 66 65 61 66 36 24 34 87 44 33 11 10 10 11 18 16 II Nahu. I.AT. LOM*. No. or Mi*. Baluuna Bank, Great Bahama Bank, Littia . 40N 78 SOW 47 .36 5nN Baliama Islands...^ 40n Bahama Iile, Great.. ...JM 3Sn Baliama, Old Cliannel ..,82 40N IBalwr Bohar. Bahar. Bahar Beta Me, or River with- out Water.........80 Bah«nhaiiMn-_.....48 ± Bahia ..13 Buhia, or B. Sat- Bahia, Cape........,.44 45b Baliia Honda 22 67n t Bahlreh ,. 30 68n Bahlingen ...^..........48 16n Bahlow .. M I9N BahnaiaintlieWah28 4.'iN 16N »N 08 78 16W 47 77 ow 47 78 86W 47 77 45W 47 85 .SOB 39 86 3a 39 81 6B 19 80 13a 37 10 ISa 18 43 30W 61 38 I8W 66 40W 82 68W 30 30a 8 6lB 11 4IB 89 6B 61 48 47 37 IS 17 37 ..36 26N 68 33B 83 Bnhr Bnhr el Abiad, or White R. or El Allce~......18 60n 38 87b 36 Bahr el Airek, or Blue River 15 40n 32 60B 36 Bahr ei Huleli 33 6n 35 37b 31 Bahr el MaiJ 33 3()n 30 36b 31 Balirel MeiKR 33 38N 36 36b 30 Bahrein Baht River Iliiliun Biiiae Baiue Baiao Baicull Btiidinsk Baietai R.. ........26 ON 34 23N .20 I6N ...36 44N 10 50N 2 «IS 12 2UN .46 43N 6 258 Baihviit 40 23N Baikal, Lake ....^53 30N Bailengrio«...........49 On Ballleul ^.............SO 46n Ballo«i R. ~~....m~34 45n BailyborouKh ,„„.M 65N Bniwak 45 6BN Bain ..»........».....47 5IN Rain Khura cola -33 20N Uainbridge...»........30 50N Balnbridge ....~54 17n Bainbridge Fort ...33 13N Baiiider ...............38 I4N Baindenil)p!iuiee.~2l SON Baindt ...... 47 5l>n Bainsliole ....^.....^67 24N Bainton ...■....,.....,53 68n Baipa 3 448 Bair .......... 23 27n Baitn _~.«~24 On Baitiqueri, Point...20 4n Baix ...^.^....,...^.44 4lN Bstja .~... 4(i ION Biijnda do Sta Fe 31 46a Balawra ■,..., 31 AON Balnugur ... 24 55N Bajos Pt. 42 208 Bigour .......,~...>„35 5n Bukarriknrri 24 268 Kakbari, Alts, of-.;)! Ion Bnkel ~.~...~.. 61 3IN Bakel !4 50N Balionyer Wald ~.47 ISv Bakeu..«~.~ — .....46 29n Bake well 53 12n Biikha Nainoor Ni>r.~..~...........33 30N Bakhevitza ^.........44 On Bakhtegan, L 29 3iin BRkinatnir~^~.........24 45N Bakir Kureli si 41 52N Bakis ...................38 64n Uakkee ^.............24 45N Bakkum ...........Jii 34N Bakia, R. ............62 ION Bakmout ..............48 32N Bakobah .............34 45N Bakoii ^,............,..40 33N Bakuury .^.^......^^2 24N Bitktcliegourt ....^.57 23N Buktchiaerai....~~..44 36N BftI ......... 57 40N Bill, Luko VI 71 16B 84 I4B 61 I8B 5 45B I! 35W 17 50B 26 45B 1 42W 81 lOB 19 25B 54 OB 90 41B 33 47B 28 40B 71 oa 4 39b 93 30B 37 62B 44 40a 49 35a 44 40a 62 42B 33 &0a 18 41B 15 60a 3 35W 18 40B 65 42B 33 36 33 30.56 66 61 33 33 61 30 29 18 14 39 13 19 14 39 44 9 44 30 33 18 11 9 a? 31 46 47 14 19 60 33 33 60 33 36 33 16 36 19 27 9 33 37 33 33 30 38 33 16 39 33 30 33 83 23 23 32 82 9 19 29 Nut*. Lit. lA)im. No. 0* Balgarn Balgi( Balgregan Ho.,. ii Island J>7 84N 57 32N . , .-.64 48N Bali Island ..^.....^ 8 3l)a Bali Str 8 lu Bullaaa 37 7n Balici River.........^ 38N Balinaby ..«...~....56 61 n Ballnanlsli .^..^ 89n Bulingtang Islet ..19 6AN Ballnroan.,............56 37n Bwlilbig a .............3a 44N Baliie, or Great Paak........S9 7n Balk (Frietland)..J»2 S4N Balkan, Little ~~..41 30n Baikash, or Tengii, Lake ...44 60N Balkennan .....«....6.'> I8N Balkl i ............_...36 4KN Balkl 47 SON Balknockun ........J17 84N Ball Ittond~.........,V5 ON Ball Rookt...............28 SON Balla Moor, L. -~.54 26n Ballagliaderoeii -..„63 54N Ballaglianagher ..M Hn Ballaghkeen.........A2 28n Ballaii, Lake .........10 48n Ballahulisli.........JHi 4IN Ballanstra ~~...~..43 ON Hallantrae.»....,......56 6n Bullapoor, P.........13 I7n Baikipoor, CI1......13 28N Ballard, lid 52 44n Uallard, M. .........JM 45N Ballarinish ^........,.57 30n Ballury Ballna.... Ballatcr Ballaugh Bai laugh Baile Balleciis..... Ballccliin>~ Balleg ....... Balleinore ... Balleiidaich Ballendrani Ballenstedt Bullesito .~ Ballhuugh BalUbant«. Ballickinuyler Ballicumbor... Ballidavid, Hd. Baliidon Balliet Balligawloy Balligrod.... Bulli>iay~~.~~~..~54 7n BulMmeanocli...wv...56 27n 6N ON 4N A3 48N .^...^...^(4 WON ~.66 12N 21 N 'S 40N 67 13N M.~~.56 30N ~.~.57 llN UN 61 4.1N .11 58 27 6N .53 53n ~..fi3 19n ~JS2 14N 3 5N 45 52n 54 28N ~56 ON Ballimore Bailimore .....^.....56 8.^n Ballimore ............57 13N Ballina .^.........,..52 40n Ballina ..~.~.~~.....J>4 7n Baliinabole ..........52 21 n Ballinaboy ,..^.......53 28N Bullinaboy ...........JSl 4flN UaUiiiiicargy~..,....54 2n Ballinacarrick ..M....54 52n Ballinacourty .....^12 iin Ballinacourty .......52 .5N Ballinadee .~..~_.51 43N .~.54 2N ~Ji.1 I7N .....53 ON .~53 24N ■^V> 29n ,.^'S 9n 54 .^1N ~~.53 28N ~..52 UN Ballinafad Ballinagar, Ballinagar. Ballinagorc. Balliiiuliainl. Ualiiiiahuri Ballinuliutty. Ballinahincli Ballinahow . Ballinakellew ...~.54 3()N Ballinakill 52 5In Ballinakill Bay .53 36s Ballinald Ballinamon Bailinamore Ballinamore Bailinamore 56 46N 53 5N 54 3N .......53 50n — 53 29N Uallinamuck ...,...>53 62n BaliiaamuUina Hal limuloe ....... Ballinatack..... Bnllincollig Balliiidaggan_ BamndaUoch... 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Lake ~.47 UN Baldenburg ........S3 52N BaldemocK ........wSS S7n Balderton 5.1 3n Balduck ,..S1 S9n Baldoon .„ , 42 35N Baldornie S7 24n Baldovie S6 SON Bate, see Basel Balell..~~~~ 29 On Baleares Insute ~.39 On Baleares i. ........J9 30n Baleares Mnjor ...19 30N Baleares Minor ....40 ON Beleclian SO Ion Balcn 46 On Bnleshare It>lc ......S7 .I^n Balesta ....^^.........4-3 5HN Balexino ....^....^..S? •'>8n Balfitrosh ..■■>,«».. ...16 30N Balfour ...w.~>.~.^56 UN Balfour Mt 41 2«s Balfries ................57 27n Balfron ....>.......... J>6 Sn Bulfuniiing ........JM! 6n KalgHch 47 2SN Balgair ....^ 56 Sn 83 97 89 38 80 98 88 16 90 98 80 98 98 98 98 99 99 9 19 99 88 85 85 93 II 33 84 89 15 19 93 93 II 80 35 33 56 85 85 83 19 83 19 30 19 14 19 13 50 18 19 19 11 10 19 11 86 118 3SB 28 OB 8 16B 16 4IB 4 16w 48w I3W 89 27W 3 3W 9 63W 64 47B 1 30B 3 lOB 3 4 S 7 7 1 Balgarup R..~,~~>33 528 ON lOB 14W S8B low iOb 52 r>7B 53 4SH 3 8w SB 45W low 21W :)8b 14W OB 14.5 3 4 4 9 4 117 97 15 90 19 9 10 49 U 19 89 55 55 55 65 19 15 11 14 93 39 12 S3 11 12 13 l.'j 12 63 Itallliinhiril :a\ 9s Halllnaliatiy... !,\ X\n liallinahlueli >._J(1 2HN Balllnahow ..^......S^ I4n Ballinakellaw S4 :M)N Ballinakill..........^Jia SIN HiUllnaklll Bay 5.1 ;ihn BalUnald .,... l>6 46n BalHnamoiia...,..».f>a 6n Balllnamora ........54 .In Balllnamora ..^..Jkl SON Balllnamora .»~»JU S9N Hallloamuck .......SS ssh Balllaamullina ....ja vn Halllnaslo«_...........'>3 20n BalHnatack ,...fl.l 37N Balllncolllg ...SI S3N Balllndaggnn._..MS2 34N iloci Ballindailoch. BalUndangan BallindwMi Balllnderry. Bullindtrry. Ballindralt Balllnureu Balllngaddy Ballingarry. Ballingarry. Ballings rry. A3 40N 27N >:i 21 N 51 :<2N ...54 SIN I9N ....^.jia SSN .w~...S3 IN ..^^..52 34N 52 28N r. llw 7 i\w 9 Slw 10 Slw 8 Ow 7 19w 10 Ow 3 S.1W 8.16W 7 46W 8 SOW 8 SOW 7 40W 7 4SW 8 llw 7 25W 8 .12w 6 4IW 3 24W 8 S4W 3 low Balllnglougli M 44N BalUngrane..»...__A2 ION Balllngray.....~..-..JM ION BalllnriHlf 56 30N BalUnlioasig .......Jil 4flN BalllnkiUen SJ 40n Balllpulta ...........SO SSN Ballinralia~^.~~~Ji2 8n Balllnrobe..............^ 38h Ballinskelligs 51 48N Ballinskelligs Bay SI 46n wJi6 34N .~JS7 I.IN ~^i 32N 3 5SN .U 45N ...Ji3 4SN — 54 12N 57 46N ....M 14N 35N I3N .14N 54 1.1N 4 llN .1 SIN Balllntaggan. Balllntam .~. Ballln temple Balllntemple Ballintobber. Bullintobbcr. Ballintogher. Ballintore.... Batliiitoy. Ballintra. Ballintrue Pt Ballintue Balliphuil Balllsadare Ballisakenry Balllgliear Balliver Ballniore Boll more Ballooli .. Ballooh Balloch Bolloch .^...^57 4N 57 34N 55 13N 57 4!IN 58 I9N 58 24N Ballooh, The 58 SON Ballucliantuy......-55 Sin Ballocliayurran .....55 .1!In Balloohinoyle .5S 31 n BalIoclilattock......S8 UN Balloclmey ...........55 S4N Bullocliray 56 .17N Balloohtoll Cas. .,55 14n Ballocliyle....~.......5S S!)n Bitllon...,. 52 44N Ballonacli .~».,...,.fi6 ON Ballone Castle 57 &2i* Ballon d'Alsiice — 17 4!>n B:illouda Cuys 24 4'>n Ballri!>li -V lO" Balls Bank ..^.......36 On Balls Bay. See Norfolk I. Bally Gauidy 54 24N Bally Isle..^., U 428 Bally James Dufr~53 52N Ballvnghran ., .55 UN Bullybane. .M 15N Ballyboea .^S 13N Ballybofcy 54 48n Hallyboghlll 5.1 3IN Ballybown 62 23N 11 low .33W SW 30W IW .•WW 8 SOW 8 .'«6w 8 3UW 3 low 7 Ow 8 .10W 6 65W 84 4HB 10 Slw » low 10 I7w 10 Llw 4 Iw 3 .14W 8 2w 7 22W 9 I4w 8 22w 8 I8W 3 .54W 6 22W n 8W 6 33W 7 27W 7 Ow 8 SOW 9 7w 5 40w 6 54W 8 mw 7 28W 4 S7w 5 22W 3 54W 4 87W 4 4W 5 4'iw 5 .18W 4 S2W 6 18W 3 55W 6 low 4 48w 4 67W 6 45W 5 3.1W 3 4t;w a 3HK 81 I9W 4 IW 14 S3B 7 39W 116 40B 7 llw 6 43W 7 iw 6 87W 7 47W 6 low 6 35\v 12 13 13 13 13 13 18 11 18 18 IS 18 13 18 13 18 18 13 11 13 19 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 19 19 13 13 33 13 13 13 13 19 II 13 13 13 13 13 11 18 13 13 13 19 13 13 19 13 11 11 19 11 11 11 11 19 19 19 11 13 19 13 13 IS 19 11 14 44 II 26 .52 13 Xi 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 lljillyniakeeiu Ballynode. Ballynowlon. BttUyimre., Ballynuri' ., Ballyoukiui. Ballypatrick. Bollypureen . Ballyraggat., Bitlljroan ..., Ballyronan ... Ballyroney ., Ballyroosky I BaI ly»liaii noil Ballysiiannoii Bally spa llan I Ballysuniaglu Ballyialgua II Ballytore , Ballytuni . Ballyvagliane Ballyvury .. Ballyvicar.. Ballyvuil Hut BiillyvoMtiny.. Ballywaltur. Bally water , Balm. I ^WKiaw^**^ Balmacaplivli Balmacitrra , Balmaclellaii Biklmudon . Baliiiuglilo.., Balmagown 1< BalmuTo...., Balmallock.. Balmannabu Balme, col d« Bnlmenoch ., Balmerino.. Balmonnaclu Balmonta . Balmoral- Baknore..., Baliincoul . Ualnacladicli Balnacraig . Balnocraig, Balnatacli , Bulnaguard-. Balnngowan . iialnakelll — lialnakyle ... Balnum ....... Balne.... Balnowlmwn Baloeros....... Balok Btein , Balonja ......... Buloodah...... Balquliarn..... Balqulilddar . Balquhidder, Braes of.,, BiUruddery , Balsam Lake Balsaiiia!U...>. BalsapintJido Balsas ........ BalU ...~..... Balta Isle — Baitadji. Balteagli ... Baltic Sea. Baltim Baltimore.... Baltimore 11 u Baltimore (Maryland? Baltingloss ... Baltringen„ Baltrum Isle. Biilu. Balimdo Balure ...>.... Biilvaird Cusi Balvash Bay Balvenie Cas' Balvulan..... Balward Inn fi llw 7 KIW 9 M«r 10 2IW R aw 7 I9wr 10 Ow .1 },lw 8 .WW 7 4flW 8 fl»wr 8 Ditr 7 40w 7 4ftw 8 llw 7 »5w 8 .IJw 6 4lw 3 94W 8 A4W 3 low 8 llw 6 low 7 S3W 7 «w 8 sow 8 Iw 7 .llw 8 SOW 8;<6w 8 3UW 3 low 7 Ow 8 .low 8 fiSw 84 4HB 10 aiw » low 10 I7w 10 Liiw 4 Iw 3 34w 8 'ivr 7 22w 9 I4w 8 32w 8 I8W 3 !MW 6 2i\r U 8W 6 a3w 7 27w 7 Ow 8 28W 9 7w fi 40w e S4W 8 6-2W 7 28W 4 37w 5 :;3w 3 S4W 4 A7W 4 4W 5 4'uliii M IAN BMllyiiiMiuii)ii,<...,..^,3 6n li«llyiiiMinuri........._A4 aUM l)illly*p«lluii tipit.^i 44N HnliyMiniagliuii .~J»I IIN lUllytelKUe liuy ,^i Bm Hallytore ..., 0.1 in Ballytuni ^ A3 4n UallyvaKliane Buy 53 9n Ballyvury „„,^„,..M mn lUllyvicsr... Mi I9n Bitlly vuil lIuHd _^3 (JN Biillyvowiny.^^,.^! &6n Bttllywallur_^^,..JU 4tM Bally witter ,^ 54 33n ''iilni »«>.«.*w^»<^w»<>Vi t\tt Bttlmncuplicli L,,^' 37n Baluwcitrni ,.,^,^7 I7n Balnuclellaii ...........ao AN Bitlmadon ,...».,..^^7 I7n Baliiiuglilo~.~,~.>..a4 S7N BalnutBuwii Furesi.'>7 4!iN BalmuTi Balmallock. Balmaiinubu BalniA, col d( Bnlmenocli Ualiiierino. Balmonnach>..^,.^7 ij(jN Balmonto «..<.^>>^.^0 IBM Balmoral_.,^,.^,^'i7 .In Bglinore ^^AA AtiN Balnncoul ,.,».,^ 57 19N Ualnacktdicli _,,^7 30N Batnacraig ,>..a7 4n Balnacraig«„ A7 2AN Balnatach ..,>...>.,^.,fi7 30N Baliiaguard..>...^^.'i(i 38n Balnagowan ^.w.«.'i7 44N BaliiaKeill-„>..^>,»^a 45n Balnakyle ■.,..........A8 9N Baliiam ,^,^~>^^87 16N BalnB , .^..Mi 40N Balnowliuwii .^.^,^-53 2In Baloerot...,.....^ ;i8 48n Balok StL'in ~> 54 45n Balonja ^^.^,,„..,S!t 5N Baloodah. Balquliarn. Balquhlddar Balquhldder, Brae* uf.^. Balruddery .. B.'il8aiu Lake Balaaiiii :J2 (iN — 57 2N " 21M AC 20n .53 35M 44 SAN 8 SOS Balsapintiido -~..~^ 41 n Balsas .~~ 6 34S Balta >^.,. » ~^7 56N Balta Isle (H) 45N Baltadji. 44 4N Balteagli <^-~..>~..Aj In Baltic Sea .,..57 30N Baltim ^^.^^.^^...'il SON Bal tiinore,....>.w.5 1 29n Baltimore UarbuurAI 2ttN Baltimore (Maryland)..„..»_39 I8N BalttnglaM «~^>.~6-2 A7n Baltringen.»..........^8 ION Baltrura Ula,,,^,^'i:i 44N Balu..~..^.~~~~>_35 AN Balnndo..,...-.....>..l2 S.'is Balure .»>. ~.,»A5 42n Balvaird Custle..».~A(i 17n Balv.tsh Bay .~».~A4 3n Balvenle Cuslle 57 S8n Bal vulan .....»» .V 24N Balward Inn ^..,~bj iiu « »IIW 8 'J4w 7 6w 7 rtr 8 Vtw » 4«>w 7S.'W 8 3w 7 l»w 7 l«w fl 'Jiw 6 Jw 7 44W fl 4!IW 8 l.lw 7 33W 8 SOW 6 4IIW 6 49w 8 44W » 8w AW 3AW 29w 8W 2W 31 w 14 »2a 7 9w 8 .lAw 4 7w 3 aiW 4 OW 4 AOW 4 SiW 4 42W 3 23W 6 SAB 4 41W 3 IW 6 SAW 7 «ow 14W 15W 18W 23w 44W 3W 3 27w 3 40W AW 2!)W 6w a-jw 8W 47w 20 52B 8 29k 22 44B 83 32B a lOW 4 18W 4 SOW 6 I2W 78 54w 63 ^Iw 1 l.iw 78 9w 89 44B 47W 21 4B 6 58W 19 Ow 31 3B 9 90w 9 81w 7fi 38w 6 4iw 9 52B 7 24B " 8B AB SAW 20W 43w law 67 17 fi 3 4 3 fi 46W 3 38B 13 13 IS IS IS 13 IS IS IS IS IS 13 13 13 IS 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 IS 13 IS IS 30 II II 13 II 13 II II 13 13 15 13 13 II 34 11 13 II II II 11 13 11 13 11 11 9 13 28 31 33 33 11 13 13 13 43 61 34 49 33 13 27 13 8 37 13 13 44 13 18 17 33 36 13 13 9 11 11 11 — Ai M>M ..VI ISM .51 aim Ji4 9n Bang-po-uiuiig . Banmmiiue....^ Bang-pu-niiiiig Bangsi, Cnpo BaiMpwy Iile . BanhaliiHi..^ Bani BaiiKDr _ BaiiRor.^,.. BanKor- Bangor.. Bangor (Maine) ...44 4SN 16 .WN 13 -Mh 13 lUN 3 4AM -, 7 l;«M ~.47 16m ^18 ION 9 AN 4 3HN .3.1 I4N 53 IAN 15 ON ;ii 4IN 19 7M 16 40N 44 4AN . 3 5a . 2 nm . I 4.1N . 1 A(IN . I .ION 54 aiN 8 40H .55 ION 13 23N 'N iiK) tfiii a.5 Bw«iak fsl*. IlMiiaal. BinkM . Ban las « Baiilaa . Biinlawal Bsnica lianliter.... Biuiialuka_ Banjaniuuin. I Biilarmiiilii Banka Bunka Bimit BankalU Isle Batikanip Bankel uIh Banklicad .. Bunkuk Bankoto, ur Furt Victoria ^...........17 8.1N Banks Ilnw ....„...54 1 1 N Banks's Isles (Sir Jonepti) ............ 1.1 40s Banks's Land ~..>.73 30n Banks's PeiiiiiMila 43 338 Banks Peninsula 43 42s Banks StMits 40 40s Bonkwell .57 3(in Bann Brldgc....,....JS8 .'<7n Bann, Hiver> Bann, River.. Bannalec Bannaskirk t Bannat..... — 55 I IN ...^82 33N 47 MiN .~5« 27N 45 23N Bannatyne Port .^55 52N Biinner Cross ......5.1 2IN Bannettes, Leg..>....43 iiUs Bannister ..............32 888 Bannister 11. ^^t2 358 Bannockbum....»_A6 AN Bannow..~..,....,..J12 IIN Bannow B. ......».,. J2 ION Bannwell ........^.......81 ION Banojeileh .w~...~3J 44n BtnormusP ..Jl SON Banos~....~..~.~.~.4 1 87n Banoveze ............44 67N Banpoory .».«..>..... 1 9 S9N Banrenes ~.~....~.>4a 37n Bansach, River ..JM on Bausdeli Bansey .~ iianshagh . Banstead . Banswarnt B-tDswarry Bantal Bantam >...~. Bantekoe Isle Baittia Bontry .~.~. Bantry B»y Banyu Wangi Baonville. Bapauiue Bxpliia Bapliu 2« 17N .~.27 8N .~J>2 26N ION 2.1 .15N .18 L'AN 3 )» 6 .18 .73 50N 40 A7N .51 4IN 8 lOs 3 27N .~~.A0 6N 38 2IH •i 54w 4 flw 5 4IW 9 42W W 47W loo 42a lot 81b loi Ida lOII .MM 117 30H a<) :«■ 70 a4w 97 3UB 80 >B 38 ana .1A I.^B 35 AUB 74 48B 71 SAW 79 8W 17 I2B 114 80B lU Ob 125 lOB iJi OB 108 IfiB 9 40B 12s OB 3 4.'IW 100 38B 73 20B 4 83W 9 9 13 13 44 35 35 35 S5 3ft 19 47 35 87 31 30 30 33 47 44 27 35 35 35 35 35 31 35 13 35 33 9 167 SSa 63 115 ow 40 172 2AB 53 178 fiOR 53 1411 20R 53, 53 3 aw II 6 25W 6 47W « 3-.iW 3 42W 3 26W SI 8.1B 5 2W 1 32W 8 .14H 116 54B 116 SOB 3 5SW 6 46W 6 4«w a 49W 12 I7B 25 OB 5 47W 80 2.iK 82 38B 6 67W 10 57B 84 30K 82 56B 8 OW 12W 74 2liB 77 57 B 101 52B 106 16B 21 Ow 20 40b 9 25W 9 SOW 114 22B 75 l.^W 2 AI>B S.1 I OB 73 20R 13 13 13 14 II 19 13 9 14 53 A3 13 13 13 10 36 66 24 19 33 34 17 83 83 13 10 33 33 35 85 39 66 13 13 35 44 14 28 S3 Bar .................. 4!) 6n 27 80b 23 Bai-........w..,...».....25 2AN 85 SOB 33 BarleDuc..........._48 45N 5 9b 14 Bar siir Aube...~~48 I3n 4 4.'>B 14 Bar sur 8eine~......>t8 6N 4 24b 14 Burabintzi ^.........56 20n 78 Os 29 BaracoaelYanqiu'20 18N 74 aow 47 Baraen ..^...47 45N 8 S7b 18 Birak —30 6n 6U .10« 33 Barak, Biver-..,.../4 l:iN 91 SB 33 II rtin . Haren..... Ikircn .... Itnrvnna- ifl nw M 4N« 3i lliimittn ~_ Bareny .__. B.irfl«ur ,»... Harford Kargalto BargasB — Barge. Hargaii ....... Barghorst .... Barginsk Barglasa Bargylus M. Barliain HariK Rarliolnie Biuri Bid liari Baridy H. . Barilla ... Rariina Point Darin ......_.. Barin Baring I'enk Baring's Isle. ^'i 13m 48 44M _~Jk.1 »M ~~49 34M . — 44 4AM ..^49 4IN ..—ii ItM 84 5HN n tin .~JV» SAN -.15 ION % MM 55 4!«N — 54 54 It „.H .ION U Mm 41 7m ...41 3.<8 ...IH IIIM 8 «iN — :« l!iN .....43 55n — 38 aa 5 On BarinTia . — U 62s liarit ^ .17 4HM Barium ...»..«.........4I Hn Burkali ^.^...H^^.'M 4!iN Burkull ... VS 46n Burkau ^..^.^.^Si 17N Barker Mt. S4 Alls Barkliatu ........ .15 SON Barking......,...„..Jtl 38N Harkta .....2U Kin Barkston ~.,.,......5i SUN Bark way ...„„«,..- Ji I AtlN Rarkwitli, K. SS ION llarkwitli, \V.«-..Ji;« IIIN Barla!2 ^Js Barlboruugli 5.1 I6n Darl by ........... .IS 4flM Barloa «.... .^4 A.1N Barleston ..»„.. .'ia :wn BarlettH 41 Mn Barley ~.~» ^i In Barley Cove 51 27n Bariinicliin 52 A7n Barlog Bay ...^...51 iiSs Barlose .......^......AA 21 N Barlow ............ ...J3 45N Barium 58 SIN Bi>nnaclii ... 40 2IIN Burniallocli ...........U .ION Bamiby ~.~, 53 .17n Barmen...... bJ 40n Barmer ................25 SUN Banning ....^.......Ji I I5n —55 S4N — 52 44N ,_;ifi 40S .w 4aN .54 IN iTi 4n Xi KiN ..52 .1UN Burmore Barmouth^.... liarmoutli Cr. Barinstedt ... Barmston ...... Bama.~..~~.... Barna, P. P. Bamack Barna^ee Muiinls A.1 A5N Barnard Castle ..Ji4 .'ISn Barnard Mt. Bamaul..^^. Bambarrocli Bunibarrow Biimbuugle Ca. Baniby Bamby Barnby Moor. Bamell Bamellaii Bamera, Little Bamet Bamet.E... Uameville .^16 A7S .53 2tlN 54 5SN 54 49N .55 S»N ,53 3N 51 .UN 5.1 .')6N .56 4N 55 51 N .5tt I4N I SON 51 SON 49 ZiM 5 i;a 8 i;a 9 .IW 5Aa 34 I.IB 1 ICw I a5w 4 8.1W 88 2 4IIK 16 AAk 30 4IIB 41 57R 10 Ar 138 S9R Its A6M 4B .14 SUB 37w la I.5W lAW 8 Ow 1 lOw 1 2W 4 41 w 1 iJlw 16 I9b 2B 9 47W 15 8B 9 I5W 9 AKB 1 Iw 3 44w 80 AlB 8 SOW 1 4W 9 IIB 71 l»B 2HB 5 S7W 4 2W 150 4B 9 46b lAw 62 15b It 7w (1 2.'iW 6 I.1W 1 54W 145 2SR 82 5...., ftC 47n Barra Inle ^..^....Jffl I N Barra, Lnugli ^^4 STn Barra Nova ^,.„^0 39n Barracas ~«.>~..^0 3n Burrnekpore^ Barracks «~. Barrooks „.,^ Biirraco 22 43N .^18 28N — 58 32N ..30 SM Uitrmdn, Kiver ,..03 31N Barra dcUtapa or PtB. Ouatlmala 14 IOn Barra do Rio. Grande MM~~».,13 Sis Barrakail <,>.....~32 I3N U 43B 039W 4 A3W 138 MB ft:(>N 3 40N ~Ji2 SON ~-71 40N 62 15N 61 2N .41 IAN 71 I8W 62 anvr «1 SOW 74 49W 64 BW 41 28 w 49 3»w a 8W 9 22W 4IB 1 IB 2!fB 148 38B 144 83a 04 IM Baiingiiloke ~~...>81 I ON Baikcrvillo, C'ap<».17 lUs Bwlioiitclmtskoe, Lake ,..,........,.48 6n Baslou .,,..,..,. „ .. 83 I8n Basoutintka „~„»,A8 ON Basques, Itiidu des 40 Bn Basra or Bassorali3() 30N SU 43B 28 2 3IIW 13 1 BW 10 122 3VB 83 Bass, Isle Buss Pt. BassHtraii ,. Bosaa, Urend liastant, Grand Bassan, K\ ,.„. Bassikiio „.„.».,. Bassarova „,..,,. Basse, Cape Basse Terre , liassit Terre (8t Kilt's) Bassein liassein liHSBcndoiin „, liiissentliwaitu, Bnsstntorf ~, Bassuy Bassiin BassingliHiu , Bossn ,...„,,.. ~,6fl 3n _:i4 :i68 .39 608 ION ~, 8 .'17N ...,41 ION .~,45 47n ,~60 ION 18 46N 10 UN 17 19N 10 SON 10 20N ,85 41N .54 3i)N .47 27N -11 12N '/>() 71* 53 7N 3J ,'(4N i nasautn8..,~.»„„39 30:i Bassorali, or Uiisra 30 30N Bassou ,.~.~„,.,~.47 SSN Biista, Tcl~~~~.,~:i0 3'2N ( Bastaiiae — .,-„,48 30N BHstaniicuu M. ..,47 On liastia,.„„„„„„„„4l 43N Bastide de Seron~,43 In Baatogne ,.„.,„„,.49 B7n Bastoit „„,.,....„„62 44N Uustonius, ur River Croclie ,~47 2RN t Basuta„,..~.,~~,30 los Bataglii .,.~...~ „ .4l 28N t Batak,..,.,^...,,,.. 2 Ion Ratal i'atcliiiisk,.,44 IN Batulin Isle 1 268 Batan l8le„...,....,.,20 23N Batan Point II 22n Batana ,.«,..„,,....■ J6 3on i Batanaea ,.,,.„..^2 .'IBn Bataneuui ,.„.„,_43 21 n Biitang ,.„.,„„„„. 6 Stis Batang „,,.. — „..-29 .'i/N Bataud,.„„ 22 llN Bataulali ,„„.,~.J)1 46n Batavano .,,..,~..„22 44n Butavia,..^..,.,,.,,,. 78 Batavia ~,....~,.,... 5 40N Batavia (New York),~„,42 56N 3 l)atclappeet...«„.26 458 Bate 22 24N Batea,„,..~,~,„.~.41 7i>r Bateai 17 30n Baieman Uay,~..,;i5 45s Uatesvillo .,,....35 3In Batewarra ,.„.„~-'i2 8n Batli ».~....„..„.„.S1 23n liatli „„.„., 17 87N Ufttli , 44 14M Bath, Fort -,.,„„..51 24N Bath (Hungary )„,48 17n Bath (New York) 42 22N Bath (Virginia) ~,39 33.V llathan or Pa ~~.,29 2l'n Biithnrgay „ „,„ „ .,S6 55N HathenTiampton ,.,50 44n Bathford..».„,.,„_51 24N Bathgate ,..,.„„,„55 55N Bathi „,«,..„., 30 21 N Bathmen ~„.,~„...^2 15n Bai hurst „, 33 2Us t Hathurst~,„.„,-.J3 448 Batliurst Bay 47 45n Uathuret, Cupe ~.70 40n Bikthurst llarb 43 2(i8 liathurst ltilet„.,„67 on lia4hurBt,.,~>.«i — 75 30n Batliurst L...,..~.~J5 38 Bathurst (South Africa)~,33 30b Bathurst (New Brunswick) „«„47 36J» Bathurst ( Upper Canada) 45 5n Bathurst lalo (Now Holland) _ll 308 130 16R Batie, La ~,~, 4,") 40v 6 20e Ualiscaii „., 40 48i« 1 ailw 34 '^7" 1 20W 47 4Ua 2 37W 180 .S7H uj Mm 4SW 4 OW 19 67M 11 4!)« 31 .17B 87 SOB 01 45W 63 BOW 94 MB 72 bJB 2 31 IW 3 IL'W 8 30B 123 IL'B 77 IIB .TUW 70 UB 27 4SB 47 4Ha 3 3IB 31 3l>B 1'9 30B 86 20B !) 26B 1 25B 5 38B 31W 73 IW 28 UB 24 I9b KM) OB 41 58B 123 53B K>2 3B 122 15B 48 40B 36 55B 17 3B 109 SSa 09 4b 71 45B 76 9b 82 li)W 100 &.m 65 44W 78 2flw 28 Ob 69 24b lUB 91 6W 150 17" 91 40w 79 29B 2 20W 70 23W 76 80w 4 12b 18 43b 77 19W 78 i»W 99 15B •2 5-2\v 2 44W 2 low 3 y«w 20 43B 17U 149 3»B 149 4B 65 35W 1^7 30w 140 15B J08 OW 100 HW 149 45B 9 23 14 33 13 82 63 36 30 87 25 23 29 47 47 35 33 13 9 16 za 33 7 33 3H 32 14 37 60 66 26 14 16 10 42 3a 27 an 23 35 an 35 60 31 66 35 34 33 33 47 62 61 44 3S 33 24 46 62 44 33 10 47 42 16 19 44 44 35 11 10 10 12 28 16 52 62 42 40 63 40 40 S'i 26 39B 38 65 44W 41 76 20W 42 52 25 Bay. Bay Lakn Buy of Islands Bay of Plenty Baya „„„~,... Bayad,.,,^. Bay ad Bayanio Bayiit, R. of Bayat, Inle Bayaxid,.^.. Bayden. Baso, Guiisco „,~.38 47s Baiton Deverill — 81 9n 87 31 N .14 37N ........IS 138 37 3.18 44 '2Hit 40 38N 29 9n 20 29N .30 42N .20 34N ,.'19 3:iN .51 .'HIN Uayesoon .18 33N Bayeux 49 16N Baylen „_~.~,~,38 ON Bayne,..,„~.~,~,~,SI A'Jn Biynotta 18 12n Bayou La Fourche 29 80N Hayona ^^^^^i'2 SN llayona. River ~,22 4()N Buyonne 43 30N Hftvonno Bay .,...,22 SN Ravoreea ,.~~~,~.27 27n Hi T>oor~~.~ 1 1 ON Bi^,reuth 49 67N Huvside Barrier. .'"MOibraUur Ba.vton Pvyton Hnyugo Bazaar Khan Bazacntit I. Bazage, la Bazagona .. Btzar Kazarouta Isles B:tzaruk.^..,~,.^.~ Hazas „,. Bazgo, Baziege Bazilpoor Bazira ~„. Beach. Beacli~,....„„. Beacon Hill — Beacon Hill „,. BeaconsHeld — BeadnuIU,,.,.,,. Beagh, L.,.,,.,. Bcagh, L.,„ — Beagle B. ~,~,. Bealirahm,,,. Beal River Healderig B. Buiilcn .')« 14N 52 81 N „,... 8 SON 32 45N .,.18 30N ~.48 7N .~3!) B»N 17 SON 21 208 .35 20N 44 26N 34 14N ~~.43 27N 28 J.IN ...>.„35 30N .66 31 N 66 39N 00 7N ,,...00 20N „„&1 SON .IS 33N ~,64 69N .~,55 2n ._16 408 39 30N ^l 4iN .„54 19N ~-5i 6SM Healmaha, Pass of 56 6N Beaniinater ..,,~,„50 4!IN Beamsley ,„,„, 6) SON Beanan Ilcad ,.„~55 27n Beanly ,~~„,..,.,...-')5 27n Reanstoii ~,.^..~.~~5S SUN Bear Creek, Great42 28N Bear Haven „,...~,SI .ION Bear Isle 51 3HN Boar Isle ..„„.„„~75 30n Bear Isles 70 1.')N Bear Lake „,„...,JS6 20n Bear Lake, the Great Beard. Bearden. Bearjoon Beas R. . Beata Isle. Beath Beaucaire t Beaiice ~.~~„ Beauchenes, Isle Beaufort Beaufort Beaufort t Beaufort Beaufort,... Beaufort C, Beaufort, Cape Beaufort, Ft. ,. Baaiifort, Pt Beaufort R. . t Beaufort Beaufoy, Cape. Beaugency i Beauharnois,. I Beatijolais — Beau lieu ..... Beaiilieu Beauty Beauty, Locli Beiiuniaris .~.~~66 On 46 SlN 51 36n 30 18N 1 60n 17 35N -55 7n 43 47N ,46 15N 53 208 ,50 I2N 46 .'J4N 32 3!)S ...,-...■12 20N .»i9 23N .32 448 M 2CS 33 348 31 508 74 S-IN 47 48N .45 ION 46 8N 46 41N 60 SON .57 20N 70 84W a iiw 32W 131 lOB 174 l&a 177 OB 33 I'ia 34 8a 31 I4B 70 sow 30 loa 121 ssa 44 7a 1 .3SW 67 87a 42w 3 44W SOB 72 47W 00 OW 8 49W :y8 8w 1 20W 105 4,5W 109 4HW 75 S4B 11 30B SOB 8 87W 126 M* 71 3r 03 30B 8B 8 40w 38 .32B 35 40b 69 13B )6W 77 15B 1 36B 72 25B 71 83B 6 6w 6 40W 1 6W 58W .3HW 1 3i)W 7 57w 8 OW 123 30B 26 28B 9 34W 9 31W 8 7B 4 28W 2 44W 1 62W 5 »W 1 52W 2 43W 82 SOW 9 55W 9 SOW 15 OB 102 OB 124 30W 121 Ow 3 2lB 8B 65 45a 76 BOB 71 I4W 3 21W 4 38B 70 40W 68 40W 3 5HB 6 26B 22 44B 22 30b 80 43W 115 28B 1(>3 30 w :0 36B I'O 60W 117 58 118 5b l;0 OB 1 38B 74 OW 4 31 )B 1 3f)W 57 31 IN 2GW 27W IHW 8U 10 II 36 63 63 34 30 37 47 80 3r. 80 10 31 14 34 10 47 44 34 46 14 40 46 33 18 34 10 10 35 33 65 14 21 30 36 33 14 33 14 33 65 13 13 12 12 10 9 13 13 62 30 13 13 17 12 10 9 12 9 12 42 13 13 2 29 39 40 14 10 32 33 47 12 14 41 48 14 14 38 38 44 63 39 28 28 53 53 39 14 42 14 14 10 12 12 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. ^ L*T. N« Lit. I.OdO, No. or MAf. I Nitiiii. L«r. Lcaia. No. or M4P. Nit.! 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A4N Beer Crocorabe ~,>50 59N Beer-tliebn ...^^...^il ISn Beering'g I»le ^^,55 ON Beering'g Strail .,.~66 ON Beering's, or Kuiiitacliatka Scu60 Beerjuon Beerkairee. tieeaton....M Beettun. Beuiit~.~... Bee8kuw..w~ Beetclinoke. Buetlium ^^ BeeU Beetz ,^,^^ Beewureo ^ Beg, Lougli -^ Beg-Mauiilesi Beg, B. Water. Begu, K Begiird ^ ~„^a 39N BeggiU-'a Bridjju ,^3 25N Beggurb* Iiin..,,.»„52 46N Beglidandu ^^....,..34 43N Begliiunmt«o L.,,...JO SN Begiiin9.~.~^>...>,.>i6 26N Begowuudiii ^^.^9 46N Begstriip Bay ~,™,S6 ION Belmult »>,.,^~,,..S0 13N ON 45N .»3 ISN 63 65N 64 3VN ■26 33N 32 7N ■^ 27 SON 54 12N — 53 5N 63 UN .*4J8 8N .54 48N 43 3N 58 3N ^5 4N ^*»^i»|*^*»^i>. Belicireh ^^,„^» 56n Belienese 28 24N Beliree ~>~. 27 S5n Bclirendt ^ «^4 8n Beliut~,...,^_„^26 20n BeliutU 31 ION Bclchenliull 47 42N iieidaii 30 .'iSN Beidle ,37 30N 1 BeicrlHiid ,.„^-^l 46N Beiger Kaleli 3i> 2n Beiglitun Bulla ^. Beilcn BeiUtein Beinguach Beirium ± Beira Beira, Fte. Priiicipu de — 5.3 20N 26 7N 49 3N 57 17N .~62 3N 40 25N 73 Ow 44 iMSOff 44 14A IHa SAW 1 lia 4 6W I 36W 3 36W 74 SSa Belrout ™-~:« 47N : Beirout (Berytiis) 'M 60N ; Beirut Nahr 33 fiON . Beiaan «~~ — 32 3;;n ; Beisk 5l' 5I)n Beit Dojun — 63 10 10 13 10 33 73 7a 23 35a 119 7a ,37w 136 3la 8 SOa 8 ,32B SI 36a 5 37W 3 31 w a llw 1 28W 67 151 73 26a 107 SOW 149 OW 78 Oa IHW 75 47a 75 OB 75 30B A 47a 73 12B 21 58B 1 37W 74 SOB 73 lOa 79 A6W 3 5W 1 low 35 I2B 8 67w 34 51B 166 SOB 169 OW 170 OW 59 4UK 78 46B 1 13W 1 SOW 96 S/B 14 I5B 72 68 2 47«r 6 :tO Son Belle Isle .. 47 SON Belle Uie, .Strait of (Newfoundland) 62 6n t BellecbBM...~~..46 25N HelleUle, Uiver w45 3tlN Bcllegarde 48 ON Bellegarde ......~...43 44N Bellen, River ..^.27 5s Bellerby ...M 20N Bulleiine ..,.,.~«..48 21 N Belleville 46 6n Belleville Bellevillo Belleville Bellevue ^..........49 50n Bellevue ..^........^50 6n — 38 30N — 44 13N Bellevue Belle Vue (Missouri) Bellewstown. Belliara Bellicourt ..... Hcllie Bellinge. Bellingliam Bellinzona 44N 3.> 3UK 35 Ate 35 SIB 35 SiJB 84 4.')B 30 31 31 31 29 .37 44N .53 .38N 3 SON 49 67N 57 .3!)N i3 S2n 55 9n ...46 I2N Bello, Mte 45 .30n Bello Poulo 36 SIN Bollo River , — 26 308 Bellood ......w. 20 40N Bellaliank ~~. 55 19n Bell8liill~............,.35 49N 1 Belluneso ..........46 SON Beliuno ...>..^......46 UN Bellver ........... 42 23n Belmoz...>....,......Ji8 I.3N Belmont~.>............43 SON Belmont..... Belinonte . Belmonte- Itelinonte m5« a'lN ..39 17N -...39 36N 16 628 Belnionte, Uio Grande do.........l5 S2s Belolngvn 51 2n t ISelo(>cliiMan........27 On i Beloncliistan.......27 85N Beloot Tag Mountains ..»..J8 On Betorado .......^...,42 22n Uelovar .._.......45 58n lk'lp~....~.~.~_„46 .MN Btiipei-.....,..,.., 53 2N Bel poor .... „ 1 1 58n Belpre ~.~~. :\0 22n Belreitli~. 50 SIN lielsianiits, Uiver 48 SON (U OW I wr 80 18a 3 3w 04 >a 87 48W 61W so HB 10 16a 8A 49W 13 A6B U8 lAw 88 15W 89 OW 133 SB 8 14W 149 3a 15 30a 4 48W 6 31 1 W 77 lOB 71 OW 4 30W 60 6a 7 .33W 9 lua 7 4w S9 S8a 6 62W 1 OB 69 OW 9 45B A 41B 4 S4a 3 54B 83 52W 3 13W 66 SOW 70 SOW 66 OW 2 ,3na 4 3(iB 68 39w 1 49W 35a 4 45a 89 49W 77 saw 81 46W 4 lOB 5 27b 91 6w 91 8W 6 2IW 80 20B 3 I4B 3 9W 10 18B 2 1.5W 8 68b II 22B 23 S8B 58 Uw 81 SB 4 24W 4 3w 12 27B 12 I8B 1 46B 6 14W 2 45B 3 6w 16 SB 2 43W 38 60W Bclstone, Belt, Great Belt, Little Bel tally Heltiiiiy 60 4:)N 10 6N 10 (IN .'i4 51 N — 55 6N 60 10 S8 II 93 61 14 87 37 44 30 46 46 40 63 13 63 36 II 13 33 60 II X) 13 35 13 37 13 14 60 2(i 14 16 14 44 14 40 41 41 14 14 60 9 14 14 44 42 44 14 16 44 44 13 33 14 11 21 9 1.*) 95 28 60 33 12 12 25 25 24 24 14 12 26 24 61 Belteliov , 43 71 SOB 3 IIW 16 46b 7 SOB 1 sow 79 33b 81 Mw 10 33B 68 40W 3 68W 9 58B 9 58B 7 ,38W 8 8w 38 48w 61 10 IIB 17 63 Ob 29 64 Ob 32 29 24 19 15 9 33 44 17 41 10 21 21 13 13 Baoaloa , ItananieJI « Banamrad Oman lOM .^....37 31 N .48 saw Banana* Li>ke.....«tt 32a Benares ...............36 33N U«naud«t B. of — 47 81 n ll«navcnte.~..,~~~43 ON Itenbcoula, lilv_~67 38N Henbeciila Huund 67 34N Banculm .,..........■■ 5 4 AIM llencli Island . 46 ASa Benvoolecn .^ 3 46a B«ncov-~~...... 54 8N Bender 46 488 Bendia... 43 bir Bendiicliy ....... 56 aiN Bendstrup _.... 56 ItiN Bone r ™„. jj J " •"!•• Beneulo .....,..., — 30 UN BvneHeld 63 30N Ikiiegas .».».>. n 83N Bemrard ....... 63 4N Benesclian 49 4UN Bcnevacli, Locli .~57 17N Benevcnie ..... 20 60b Buneventuni..... 41 »N Benevian Lake ..57 17N Benfuldon . ....48 24 N Beng-cliHO .... 21) 13N Bengal ....^ W...23 40N Bengal ..,,..... 24 ON icngallo Bivvr ...34 7S Bengaro............ . — 10 52N Bengeli..~.~.... an 6N Bengewortli .... ....A3 AN Bengullion ..... M 23N Bengore Heuil 55 ISN Benguela ...... 10 508 Bengui 18 45N BenhlsA V. 3A 47n Benliisa Reef '16 4UN Renholni ^ R6 4UN B«ni Hamad, W. 31 82N Belli Hassan.... .....27 65N Beni Ilowad... 36 SON ± BeniMezzab 33 On Beni Milan ... ....37 34N Beni Nairn ... 31 34N Beni, or Paro, R. 10 338 Beni, It 10 228 Beni River ^ 16 SOB Benicarlo ^...^ 40 24N 21 48N Benicicaii ....... 20 40N Benidorin ...... ;i8 33N Beiiifallct 40 2N Benilaliiii .~.w. ...JU 43N Benil ... 52 &5N Beniniliained el Cuiifour ...... 28 SON Beniinuri.^...... .. 19 15N Benin 7 ON lieninguet. Isle 48 20N Benin, Bight of 5 SON Benin, River . 6 ON Benisii Cuipe . 3« 43N Beniaouef»M...>M •M ION i Bunisouef-... Benito, l>on . ,28 5(»N .iB 63N Ben izze .....»..» ;i9 S2N t Benjamin ... 31 56N Jteiijoar Isle... 10 588 Beiiken............ 47 40N Benkounat ..... 6 S.. ^1 3(|N ~J14 SON ~-«(t a:)i« Ai 40N AS OVN 3 4!)N ItorRniiio KorRMiio n«r||itni ~ HvrKeddrf liarKnn ^ Bergen -^ HvrRfti livrRun flerRon HerRcn ,~. t li«irRaiilii..,,.,.>,^44 AIn Ilvrgsrc, la ..,^.,,.^8 A'iN lierKliolt ^^^.wAI AAN MerRhulU ^,^A3 .'IAN JHerRi ^^...,,...,^^..60 4AN DerRoftclin 4.1 l.'M nerRotiiiim .m>^^4A 4An nerKimilmt Hlver .1U On nuruiictiehouk ^^.Jil A|)n llorRiiet ^..M^....^ &t)N Heraiiti .~...^>.m..^^40 3IIN l]erliainp(iur«.,~.^24 4n lleriKnn ..-^^^^32 44N norlklol 43 2.'1N Iluririg«n ^^.^^fil ,'In Herli ,. 2A 2An Herlilav norjell Dorkcdlii ~.„ Rerkol, Kivor Uorkuley .^ Burkeley H. nerkonwtui'f fierklmniptttind ~J(1 4SN Berkliniiipstend Little SI 4.'iN BerkI 46 24n t Herktiiiru Al 34N ^4(1 4SN ~.ni iHN ^Afl AAN ^n 47N — Aa (IN .^Al 42N ^31) OR AO 42N IlorlunRn Bi>rlii«r«nt. Berllcum Berlikum Berlin. 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Bolood »*»^«»»*^ 44 25N -20 6N ^20 38N BoltM River..w...^l7 A2N Bolacherettkoi ~~.53 On Bolwna «~>..>^^...42 40n Boliena Lake ^„,42 35N Bc>l9ha~~..,~~ 55 56N Bolsvoe Island ,..~7i) 5Hn Bol'word Bolt'idjesti Doltenstoiii Bolt Head Boltigen Bol (on >^^^3 5n 4 28N v.,^9 43N Wl 13N 46 38N fl.1 B6M 8 44W 13 3 47W la S*iwr 11 90 I5W 43 77 35B 33 85 111 33 3 llw 11 14 24B 19 73 46B 33 54 42W 51 7 4«w 13 124 lOB 35 24 3UK 19 70 28* 33 10 11 21 7 29W 13 34 50B 30 35 19b SO 8 23W 24 23 58B 27 14 OB 55 3 \W 9 7 3AV 13 S SlMT 11 91 40W 43 2 38B 14 5 I8B 16 2 32B 14 7 18W 11 7 23W 11 36B 14 1 16B 14 23 29B 27 9 3IB 21 10 47b 17 26 20B 19 19 26B 27 14 28B 25 120 39b 11 2b 66 (IB 64 25B 73 2B 35 55B 19 lOB 19 20B 19 30B 18 2B 71 32B SO 3iB 29 24B 14 3IW 10 I4B 4 low 1 6 tw 67 68 103 21 nr 78 98B 2 SOW 23 2?B 29B aoTieB M 30b 50 20B 3 IW 1 27W 1 33\T 16 57b 23 56b 24 SOB 6 4nw 4 27W 16 8b 3 65W 7 3lB 6 251V 119 458 4w 136 46B 89 0«r 95 SOvir 4 44B 6 30B 8 33B 145 SB 1? 42B 25W 11 20B 11 25B 89 32w 81 9b 102 24W 157 OB 12 OB 11 67B 6 13W 23 S(IB 5 SIB 2H I OB 11 23B 3 46«v 7 23b 2 lOw 39 21 32 32 33 23 38 38 38 20 32 23 23 36 25 11 9 32 46 33 10 56 14 56 23 23 .2 9 10 22 19 28 55 11 20 12 15 12 35 9 52 44 46 14 15 'tl 52 22 10 18 25 47 33 46 2b 25 25 12 22 16 27 18 10 15 9 Bonjem Bonroahon Donnavy BonD(»>al Bonne Bonne Bonnecheres River 4S 25N Bonneiul ^^,..,^9 40n Bonneville ~^.,.^.46 Sn Bonniaque «..>.>^^.41 45N Bonnieres .....„.^9 3n Bennington ^^.^^37 408 Bonniton Linn...,~JS9 3HN Bonny m~~~~~~-47 34n 40 23N 43 S8N 30N .45 ION 92N 54 4«iM 3 I4W 9 Bono Bononi Bononii Bononia. Bouonra Bon pa* Bonaalnt ...~.^<^..50 S3N Bonsecour ^^^..^45 39N Bonihaw ...».,^«^JW 3n Bonil^.56 43n Bontaing „......«.. 5 40a Bontet M ~.^^^4 50n Bony ^ — .,.,.,^^ 3 6s Bony. Bay of .~^ 4 308 Boiivhad.,..>..,^.^6 19n Booby !■>. — <«,>«v..l8 20n Boobyala Rs....>.>v^41 Os Boodoor.w~,...^^28 5N Boo,,>..^2l 4n Boodroou r ...,.,..^.^^? 7n Boodyhaul ...^..^X^ 31 n Boojnoord..>.~«.,..^ 3()n Bool #>w<»<*»*»i^<<^29 38N Booloo Point. See Singaporew~ Booluudsriatiur ^28 20n Boom ^...,^,..,^,^32 4 n Booiidee>.~^^^^25 3(In Boondee ^^......^Vl Sn Boon-gar-rup L 31 208 Boon tree ^~.~..^5 49n Boonydairali~»...^19 34N Boor Hill — ..„„^'i SIS Boorannn River .^2 l-ls Boorddiik ...,.»....>..38 34N Booree River 28 45N Boorgal Mount 36 28 Boorhannah^^..,29 16n BoorJa.,...<.....^^29 On Boorkhoe..>.»^,.^^..29 1.1N Boorkooa — .>..,«-^,22 IIN Hooro IsIpw.^.,...-^ 3 408 Boorowa River 34 I'lS Rooiu..,.«,.».«.^.,^,4') 25N Booten ..,.^.^..,..59 lorf 19 29B 7 23W 3 llB 1 248 1 26W 6 22B 76 S4W 2 198 6 258 308 1 348 143 558 3 48«r a 63B 9 88 82 928 11 20B 19 248 8 428 4 97b 13W 5 148 74 69W 3 law 3 49w 119 618 48 308 120 208 121 208 18 358 78 2lw 147 988 62 398 go 92b 27 33B 76 258 97 12B 121 42B 63 45B Booslyan Boosnah, lloossa t Bootnn Routcliak ^^ Booteedcckud Boo(ghur .-^9 lOjj .23 2HN 10 15N ™^7 30N .~^4 ?fiN .^,26 25N 31 8n Bootli Ferry-~,.-,^3 45N Bootliby-,^ 52 fl2N t Bootfiiii -....^^70 4()N Boothia Gulf„.,,^70 On Hootia «,~„,,^^28 22m Bootle..,..^ ^^rA 17N llootwliap '.ej Ms Bopi 15 488 Boppnrd ...>~><>>^>^_90 14n Boqueen ^^_^27 98 Bnquero~-~ 23 948 lio(iueron >..>..»..>.,.g9 15s Koquhan..^^^...>..J-i6 4n Boquillas Los. ^.,M) 28n Boquillog Corrada>25 Sn Bor .....^...JS} 5lN Bornga >..,.,..^....43 38m Boragur >. — «^>.>..23 18n Bonn ....^„.S7 45N Borba....^...,.,^...,.^ 4 ISs Borblach ..^ ...57 ON Borbon ....^^^^^25 IIN Borbon ^^^.^..... 8 On Borcham ~,.w~.~JSI 46n BorchorMlorf^.,.^..^ 35N Bnrcken^...^.^^ 51 51 n Borcraig «.,>....„.„. fi? 31 n Borda C. ..^..^.JUb 47s Bowleg^. .-~ ..43 15N Bnrdeg ~>..«._..,......47 49N Boree .^ 30 47N Boree 20 8n Boree -.«w-<,^ 31 ION Boree ~,..,..>,.......J9 42N Borek~-~...^_-^^51 52n Borelgnd ......»..v.,^.,.fl5 13n Borpra, Isle h' 42n 77 60b 65 28 75 42b 68 22B 115 SOB 2 29W 81 438 148 48 145 408 64 22B 85 158 147 35B 77 288 58 558 66 45a 74 218 126 30B 148 488 1 12B 14 318 TVS 2MB 89 44 b 6 Or 9) OR (!9 llR 6(1 15li 76 35B .52W 34W 95 OB 90 OB 69 588 3 2()\v 29 10b 67 I2W 7 35B 27 7b 65 2w 63 20w 4 2(l\v 104 43W 97 40W 34 ?0b 16 3b 80 6b 12 55R 68 4Rtv 5 44w 98 33W' 64 30(V 318 SO 408 6 918 6 4(iw 136 328 12W 2 268 68 318 72 46b 69 12b 80 118 17 12b 3 Ulw 7 I6w 36 13 14 14 14 25 43 14 25 14 14 62 13 14 36 66 66 56 26 14 14 16 43 13 13 35 66 36 53 19 47 53 82 33 30 33 32 a5 32 33 33 32 33 33 63 12 33 52 52 32 33 62 33 32 32 33 52 62 14 20 30 33 36 33 33 33 33 9 9 40 40 32 9 38 49 17 38 60 (iO 12 36 46 30 19 33 22 61 11 46 49 10 20 17 11 62 14 14 32 33 33 33 20 12 11 Borri* Head^......^ 51 n Bomuutt ~...^..>J3 6N Borro!i..»..............jn Oa Borrodale .............57 26n Borromean Ids...i.~.45 94N Borrowby ..^^........94 17n Borrowdale Fella...94 30n RorrowitownneH~JS6 In Borsele ~. ,...61 2aN Bumil Isle . Bonippa . Bonk. Bontel ^ Bortadale Bortha. .^9 91 N ja 24N .53 S7N ~93 38N JA 46N 9N Borthwick Caa~,..Ji5 49N BorthwickWr. ..,.59 30n Borti ...>.«...,...,...^38 57N Bortnella n ..,...^56 41 N Borumpello ..„......21 7n OOTtO **»o»i'»»»*»*w Of Oct Borve ~.~.>...~~...«..a8 S6n Boryathenes Fl. .^9 25N Boryathenes R. .^.46 30n Boaa .............40 I7N Boaa ......^..............40 20n Boabury ......_ 52 6N Boachnmna, River 33 43s Boscone . Boaliam..... BoEAiam ~.. Bosheaton . Boaingfeld. Boakam . Uoskoop Boana Serai, or Sera Jevo...~..„.43 S4N Bosna, River 46 4n t Boania ..^..........43 40N Boaniake .~~,.. 45 3n B()8phoru8.~....._...41 6n Bosporus ^....^...,.....4 1 7" Boaporus Citii- merius . Boascell . Bosadorf^ Boase, Isle... Bosset... Bossignee . Boasitalu 9 28N ..........50 SON 7 33N 51 36N 52 4N 2 4N .45 15n 58 19N I 58N .........55 56N ..JiS IN .......60 2n '9 47N Bo!:giit, Cape .....^.18 458 Boataiii ^^^^..JK S5N Roatanuk ..........^.39 45N Boston .......^.....,...53 ON Boston ...........^.^.42 34n Boston B. .............34 408 Boston (Mas$a- clnisetts) ,,....^2 4lN Boatra ~— ~.~.~.«32 26n Bostrenus R. ....._33 35n llostrop ....^........^^.55 4N Boswejl 47 18N Boswortti, Market 52 38n Boayt ............. :<9 61 N Boszegra......^..... 28 90n Boszornien.v.~..«..47 3n BotJiny Bav 34 Os Botel Tobago Xima 21 95N Botesdale .62 21 n Botey 50 31 N Bothal .59 llN Botlima, el 34 34N Bothnia, Gulf of~-62 64N t Bothnia, Nortli-(i7 SON i Bothnia, We8t.~65 30n Hotliwell ...,..........ft5 4«N Botliwell ....42 258 Bothwell Castle 59 49N Bodey ^--............-SO 65N Botoc ~......Ji4 4 In Botovskaia ...~.~»56 20n Botriplniie 57 2!)N Botrya... But^ouni Bottnmsall Bottaro, lal Botte, Isle. Botteiford. Botteaford. Bottlrnog .... Botdaliani. Bottle Bottle Hill Botuno~~.. Botzcn .._. Bouctiain. .'<4 I5n 53 17N 38 34N 40 80N S3 S4N ....52 56N „,S2 62N ^..92 I4N .....Jil 98n 43 13N 46 SON 50 17n Bouclieresae ^,.,^~4b 45N Bouclierville — 49 38N Boueliette, L 48 19n Bouckak ............„54 56n 9 448 69 328 73 3w 6 47W 8 SIB 1 20w 5 lOw 3 36W 3 498 6 57W 44 808 51 428 8 978 6 \0W 38 08 3 OW 9S5W 21 998 3 57w 83 998 7 SOW 6 3l)w 33 08 32 208 1730a 8 278 R 298 2 25W 26 308 8 328 9 48 90W 36 328 4 87W 7K 6 63B 4 408 21 33 50 11 15 9 9 13 16 13 66 33 17 13 66 13 13 38 13 33 11 11 66 56 19 36 66 10 38 16 25 10 36 10 17 16 16 27 27 18 248 18 318 19 Ob at 18 608 19 29 4B 29 68 27 56 36 158 4 16w 12 418 10 48R 4 43w 4 49b 29 SSK 121 398 65 08 66 11 20 21 11 16 37 52 32 49 20b 32 2\V 10 69 9W 43 135 938 52 71 Iw 36 408 35 23b 10 938 8 19B 1 24\V 35 538 34 348 21 aiB 131 158 43 31 31 21 15 10 30 37 19 52 121 25b 35 1 08 10 4 378 16 1 3mv 3 s;7b 21 Ob 20 21 4 147 4 1 OB OB 6w 78 7w 17vir 11 578 106 OB 3 8W 35 428 31 198 59w 19 »B 13 16b 39w 4!m' 4 35W KiB 3 2«W 8 33W 81 I7B II 298 3 208 2 lOB 73 21 W 72 7w 54 OB 9 36 23 13 53 12 10 31 '^ U 66 23 9 26 26 9 9 9 10 10 13 27 19 14 14 44 42 23 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 9 44B 69 321 72 3W 6 47W 8 aam 1 SOW 3 low 3 3BW 3 4SB 5 57W 44 801 61 421 8 571 6 !0W 38 OB 3 OW 9S5W 21 fiOB 3 57W 83 AM 7 30W 6 3l)w 33 OB 32 20b 17 3II* 8 27b 8 99B 2 SSW 26 SOB 8 32B 9 4B SOW 36 32B 4 57W 7» 5 63B 4 40B 18 24b 18 31B 19 Ob 18 SOB 29 48 29 SB 21 SO 11 15 9 9 13 16 12 fi6 23 17 13 66 13 13 38 13 33 11 11 65 66 19 26 66 10 38 15 25 10 36 10 17 16 16 27 27 37 19 27 66 36 1.1B 66 4 I6w 11 12 4IB 20 10 48K 21 4 43W 11 4 49b 16 SSa'iB 37 121 358 62 55 Ob 32 I 35 45N 49 20b 32 53 ON 2av 10 42 34N 69 6W 43 34 4~.~~47 3n nourgneuf:— V— >»46 Mic Bourgneuf— — 47 7«» Boiirgoin ,.^........46 35N Bourhe Fort— 30 88 Bourloi, Cape —31 37i* BouriM, Fort —31 37n Itourlod, Lake ~~.31 88n Bourn .52 Kw Bourne ——.—^52 47n Buuroiig, Itle -^ 30N Uouroundouki .~~65 M)n Bouroung-chou #~32 SON Bourty >»..^.^.~S7 19N BouaM ~10 Sir Boutnae Boutoliak R. Boutong, Isle Boutong Pane. Boutor 46 SON SUN 6 08 5 228 47 6N Bouveta, or Cir- cumciiion Isle —53 30b Bouvignoil —50 L6N Bouyau, C. —31 32n Boucouk «,.....«. — .41 In Bouzoulouk — 53 4CN Ilousouluutsk —.—50 4N BouKovias— ^M— 54 16N Boveda 40 63n Bovedero, Lake —33 388 Bovedo, la 41 4nN Boven Karspel «— J12 43n Boveret 46 23N Bovfemicr ^ 46 4n Bovevagh .— — .».54 S8n Hovey, N 50 30N Bovey Traccy — .JW 36N 37 I3N 41 3IN 51 43M 41 13N .—25 35N ..#.52 29N —65 33N 22N .73 15n Boviaiio Uovianum. Bavingdon Boviiio Bowanipoor Bowden, G, Bowden — ... Bowdon Bo wen, Port Bowen, K. —31 208 Bower 58 31 n Bowemiadden Inn 58 3UN Bowes ——.—54 31 N Boweit .— .>— .56 43N Bowhill 55 32M Bowitti —28 24N Bowland 55 3UN Bowles, U. 34 438 Bowling— ...—57 2.'iN Bowling ri3 46N Bowling Green —16 68n Bowmore— ...55 47n Bownes —..54 22n Bownesa— .......— .^.54 57n Bownisaino .....— it6 128 Bowridgu...........— 50 5CN Bowynah ...— . Box B oxford Boxford Boxgrave Boxlcy ~ Boxnieer Boxtel Boyanga........ Boydcn Boyers, IlivtT Boyeton. Boyle — BoynoHS— , Boyndle. Boyiidlie ~. Boyne, Uiver Bovne, R. (N. a Wales) Boynamill Boynton Boypeba, I. — Boys, Bio dos Boaa, Uiver ... Boieat 1 sew 4 42B 1 34B 6 16B 145 42B 31 18B 31 IB 30 6im 4W 24W 126 SOB 109 OB 48 34B 06 SOB 9 82W 5 OB i 12B 92S0« 123 SOB 123 12B 29 37B 7 OB 4 S3B 31 S6B 37S4B 62 llB 42 48 65 S6'B 6 4W 60 4W 532W 6 I5B 6 SOB 7 68 6 67W 3 40W 3 38W 13 578 14 26K 32W 15 188 87 7» 54W 2 43W 2 19W 89 30W 160 48 3 18W 3 12W 2 OW 6 29W 2 56W £9 4b 2 64W 115 5G8 4 64W 1 46W 86 25W tf 17W 2 5WV 3 13W 29 328 1 56W 65 588 2 IdW 1 20W SOB 44W 348 6 678 6 208 144 288 10 58 95 SOW 4 21W 8 IbW 2 38W 2 26W 2 OW 6 14W 14 14 14 14 63 37 37 37 10 10 35 35 33 84 a 36 14 88 85 85 23 1 16 87 80 33 33 33 34 60 24 16 16 15 13 10 10 26 56 10 25 33 10 13 9 40 62 11 11 9 12 12 37 12 63 11 9 44 12 9 9 38 10 32 10 10 10 10 10 16 16 62 21 44 10 13 11 11 11 13 24 108 57 2«N 54 7n 13 308 13 208 .46 21 N .——52 I4N Bozengen —47 ION Boxmli 32 26N Buzrali (o(Edoiti|-30 5i.....61 t^N Brandeis— — ~60 IOn Brandenburg— ~— 62 2:IN t Brandenburg— 62 I4N Brandenburg, New53 28N Brandenburg (East Prussia) —54 3Gn Brandgum— — 53 22N Brandholm ——65 62n Brando ——42 47n Brandon— ....—..S4 46N Brandon B»y —52 17n Brandon Head— ..J)2 17n Brandon Mount —53 ISN Brandon (SuffolU) «—>..— 62 28N Brand's Isle 55 S3N Bi'and8burton_— ..63 56N Brandwagt — — 6 IN Branesti ...~...— ...45 3n Branheve Ms. —54 7n Braniani —,....— .43 47n Brunnnu ——48 12N Branne —.—..— 44 40n Brannen —,.—.— ..46 tiW Branogleii— . 46 21 n Braiisbacli— 40 44N Bransk 52 4fiN Branstone— — 62 60n Brantome— — 45 22N Branxton^— .— 55 56n Bras d' Or, Lake— 49 48" BmskarU—^ . Briwlav Braitpars Brassu -~. Brathlerg Bratelav.. Bratten Brattia Brattiiigborg Brattleboro . Bmtton Clevelly 44 3«N 39N 8 17N 46 34N r>7 lliN .48 SiN 87 3:'N 43 2i'N .^6 4HM 42 4AN 60 43n Bratton Fleming- 61 7n Brats Bruubacli Breugliing. Braunau Braunnu Braunsberg Braunston . Braunstone Braunton — . Brava — Brava, Point Brava River.. Bravo Del Norte R. Brawby Brawdy Brawlilllon Bnutcd — . Braxton.—. Bray Hniy Bra 62 I6N —50 I7n 51 6^N iO 33N —48 I ON 64 23N .——62 17n 2 3!)N .61 8N .44 61 9 ISN —31 41 N 25 55N 64 12N 51 5:)N —56 38N —61 4I)N 55 .37n —63 12N 49 56N 48 25N A SOW SB 18 6B S.'i 3SB 19 9b SS44B 12 188 9 43B 28ir 1 34B 7W 1 9B 1 91W 87 58 1 3,1W 9 43B 7 95B 17 HOB 3 34vr 1 SOW 9 45W 1 42W 2 S5W 9S5W S31W 7 678 3 9W 1 87W 47W 64B 9 62W 16 loa 16 48 40B 62 low 26 17> 16 60B 8 S9B 1 8W 14 408 12 34B 14 68 13 101 30 I9B 5 668 9 IB 9 27> 1 39W 10 8W 10 12W 10 I7W 37B 9 418 low 67 4.3W 26 278 8 low 20 68 12 658 14W 8 378 9 SBB 8 SAB 22 S8B 49W 378 2 27w 60 57W 22 62B 26 60B 3 SOW 6 14a 9 31B 28 65B 10 278 16 3HB 10 388 72 32W 4 low 3 66W 16 398 7 3i»B 28 16 2IB 13 68 19 61B 1 12W 46W 4 8W 1 ION 77 SW' 17 4w 97 18w 63w 6 7W 4 28W 4IR 2 low 8W 2 42B 3 KiB 38 38 33 21 10 10 10 10 83 9 91 IS 99 n 9 9 10 10 10 9 17 10 10 10 31 18 36 36 9 49 88 36 31 10 19 30 80 17 90 16 31 37 9 13 13 13 10 81 9 51 87 13 87 IB 14 15 19 IB 23 10 14 12 41 27 23 14 15 21 23 21 66 21 44 10 10 2u 17 K' 19 19 20 10 10 10 36 47 36 46 9 10 12 10 9 13 14 Brendegaard —.66 8N Brendon..— ........^,61 13N BreiMts .........^,,..47 4n BrcDigal— — 68 4N Rrenlsliadar Bronkworth Breni firenoM.. Brant, Riut. Brent, 8th Oreot. South Brentford Rrento d' Brmtor >7 36N 61 33N 48 OM 6 8N 1 15N — 51 14N —60 27N —51 2NN Alb«>~.4S 18N 37N I 38M Brentr^ Brcpv BrenMHi ..—...— ...63 ION Brescia ..........— .45 32N t Breiolano ..—..46 •17N Breicou, Ft. de —43 17n Areiello 44 S6N Bresi »i...... ...... .....4 3 20N Breekens —61 24N Breslau —..—.— 61 6N Breslau— .— 61 38n i9 9SN >8 5n 60 ION 60 KIN .46 On .46 BIN —48 22N 48 18N 62 HN 43 69N 49 37N 41N 1 168 »i**JWi»0»*KI*i Bresle. Bress Bresn, I. — . Bressn Bound i Bresse— .. Bressuire Srest Brest Harbour. Brest Litov — . jBretchen — . Hreteuil Brellierton. nreton B. . Breton, Cape —45 S6N Brett, Cape —35 168 Brettenliam —52 26n Brettenham -62 On Bretton, W.— — 63 X!*i Breuil, ie — w— .47 41n Breum .«— .— 61 41 n Breves — — 9 108 Brevine— — 46 5!)N Brewood —......,.. 6 9 41 n .46 I4N 48 46N 44 KIN 42 32N 63 168 47 S8N 44 I3N 42 S4N 45 6N BHrhnmspo —44 45N Brickhlll Magna— 61 &8n Breintcze Brezno Banya nrian^on — Brianes Briansk Briare Brian, I. Briblesca Brio ^i»»^i»»i^»#^* I ^K^^i^O^^^W 49 28N .42 4N J)l> 2N .50 42N .53 28N .52 5flN .62 55N ..64 46N .55 48N 1 SIN 52 3>N 60 49N .13 'SN 44 S4N AS 2N 62 46N .W 13N 61 8N Bricquebec Bride, River. Bridekirk — . Brideston ... — . BrldeswelU— .». Bridgeford ..— . Bridgeford, W. Bridgehouse B. Bridgend — . Bridgend Rridgenorth — . Bridgerule Bridgetown (Barbadoes) Bridgetown Bridgetown Bridgetown Bridgetown Bridgewater Bridgewater 42 62N Bridgewater Bay 61 16N Bridgewater C. —38 208 Bridgewaters Ca 53 22N Bridgewater, Cupv38 328 Bridlington B!iy —54 5N Bridogue Bridge— 63 54N Bridlington— ~S4 6N Bridport —...—...50 4SN Brie 48 4 IN Rrieg ——60 6SN Brieg— — 46 19n BrleVIe —..—.61 64n Brieni— .. — ..— ..46 41 n liriena— .> 46 47N Brieni, Lake of — 46 44N Brlonne, Ie Cliat— 48 23N nriercllne —63 49n Rriosen ......^^.....63 ISN Briey— 47 I5N Brigantia 47 .Wn Brigantinui I..— —47 38N Brigantia —......44 6Sn Brigantium . — 43 ION Brigcis ———46 47N 10 24a 346ir 6 4.-W 6S4ir 7 6w 7 98W 1 68W 10 17a 8 61a 9 A6W 9 67W 3 48W 20W 19 7a 4 low 16a 40 63a 9 19ir 10 14a 10 l»a S29a 10 33a SO 4B 3 84a 17 6a 15 Oa 2 16a 10 10a 1 6W 1 9W 6 10a 3IW 4 32W 4 S8W 23 45a 23 26a 2 188 2 48w 116 26B 60 Slw 174 2UB SOB 62b 1 .30W 1 138 6 lla 60 4W 6 388 2 low 17 118 19 60a 6.17« 2 6tW 84 15a 2 48B 66 2(iW 3 22W 6 48a 7 IBB 41W 1 40W 7 60W 3 16W 4 5w 8 low 67W 1 6w 4 8W 6 I5W 3 32w 2 25W 4 24W 69 40W 66 Uiw 7 22W 8 SOW 6 Xlw 3 OW 75 I6W 3 4W 141 17B 2 .low 141 248 llw 8 32W ,0 14w 9 44W 9 378 17 3la 7 sea 4 8B 9a6B 8 .3B 7 578 4 32B 9 llw 18 66B 6 588 9 45a 9 26a 6 SOB 8 low 9 4a 31 10 15 II II II 10 95 15 10 10 10 10 36 10 10 06 9 85 89 14 35 37 16 90 90 14 IS 19 13 14 14 14 14 83 37 14 9 63 46 63 10 10 9 14 23 61 15 10 19 19 14 84 33 14 41 24 14 25 10 14 18 13 10 13 9 9 13 13 10 10 10 47 41 13 13 13 10 44 10 £2 9 53 9 18 9 10 14 80 IS 16 15 15 15 14 9 30 14 66 56 66 56 15 INDKX TO BLACK'S GEN Namm. t.3a Broa Baj BroaoM Broad Haven ....^^4 lew HroMi Hinton ..,^11 8»ic Broad Sand ..^^..^ (IN Broad Bound <.,»~2I Si« Broadtord ^...... 58 SON Hrnikdford ...»..^~Ji2 4!)n Broadhemburs «..-A«i iiOV Broadlaw .........,...S.% 3 25n Broaditain . Broadway^ Broadway ~ Broby^ »l li3N JS3 VN J(.5 13N A6 I7N " 4»N 57 29N — M AIM ....JtS 83N .....^■2 27N A2 MIN 2 31 N I 5IN BrockenhursU....^^) 49N Brockford ^..58 KiN Broekhuiiten ....^X 30n BrpckUy-.. .^1 23n Brocoa dell: Brocliel Castle. Brocliye~»...~.. Brocholm Brock BrockdUli Brocket Brocken. Brod Brod Brod Brode, Or. Brodfleld Brodick B. •#««#««45 0N ~,45 9N 50 IN 4 aCN ■***^*JVi 34 N Brodick Castle 55 3(>n Brodick Inn^.~^Vk 3SN Brodslev ^ 57 2IIn Brodsworth,. >M 34n Br(>dy««»......»........fiO 5n Broen >....^~.<.....~57 I7N Brogden MounU^34 It's Brugtie Broglio Brognor Brohan Cas. Brohme. Broken B. 4!» (IN .46 2iN jut 4UN ^.•■7 33V .&» 3liN ^i3 348 Brolo Castle 38 On Brolum. Loch ....^Stt On BrontbeiiB . —f>3 Hu Broinbrougli........Ji3 I9n Bromfleld ■.„^i 2-)n Hromlleet <..~......'..53 4i>N Bromley ,.^ ^'■l 24N Bromley, Great and Little Si 54N Brompton ^..- Ai S3n Brompton ^ 54 14n Broinptun «^.>».<-54 'i'is Brompton Regis .~.J1 4n Bromwioh, W Si :iIn Brondum Krondum Bronkliorst llronni Bronnitii. MronH Bronte Brook Field Brooke and Chine 50 4Un Brooke's Inlet 34 IH» Brooklyn ,.,^ 40 45N Brookvllle........... .44 .'IBN lirookborough 54 1!in Bro >m Lake.„.....~..'i6 42n Broom, Loch «m«~57 57n Broom, Loch, Little Broom More^...~Ji7 47N BroouiHeld 54 4!lN Broonifleld Brooniford Broonihaugli Brooinliolm Broomliope Broomlioiise ..'^''^AA 5* in Broomsgrove ..^.^i 20N Bror.t .^......>.> 50 UN Brora, Loch 58 aN 57 53N 51 45N ."iS 17N fi6N iS 8N AS .ON Broriip. BroMley. 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Lat Lonn. No. or Map. Brugliu«o^,....,»46 V5N Brum, Br. of..«...^57 l&N Brulon Brumath Brumserl Brun Brunbeg. Brunbierg Brundusium Bruneoken Bruneshti Brunete Brunt Bruni I Brunn » ********, Brunn«n...^........^4G 59n Brunsbuttel ......^hW 5(>n Brunsmora. ..,.57 lUN Brunswick (Oeonia) Bnmiwiok (N Carolina) i Brunswick. Bnmswick,.. Brunswiclu.^ i7 58N 48 43N •4 MN i9 48N 67 19N I7N 40N .46 49n .....45 45N 34N 10 47N ...,^..43 258 49 I2N 8 58B 3 SOW fl I6W 7 45B S6 33B II 9B 4 IIW 8 I5B 18 2b II 68b 28 19a 4 2w S9 4»a 147 SSa Ifi 37b 8 37B 9 UB 4 llw 5N Ji2 ON ja 15N a:\ 54N J)6 4;iN .15 08 .43 .^3N Ji> 25N .43 ION 40 ION 43 2N ,.~JS4 2HN Brunswick. Brunnwick Biy Bruquiere, Ln Bruree Hruma Brusa Brusiii ^ Bniskow Bnisna ......^...^..,.....52 59n Bru«sels~,,~..,...M.».'iO 51 n Bruster Head ........54 h\m Brusztura..~~~..~~48 I7n iirutineL...,~.~,...~.44 40N Bniton ...,..^..^,^..51 8N Bnitten ...^ 47 'i!iN iBrutu •'» 63N .5.'>N i;w 2<)S .53 IN 52 S; N 52 2N .49 27N .49 43N .4!) 3HH .-(4 5N ,511 .TIN .38 2<)N •-'4 LW 42 KIN ..-..21 6N «N«W«l««l^«tfK««w' Bruiirren. Briix Bryan Mt. Brynelwyt.,,. Brynuroes Bfinllyi Braecuiiy Briosow .... Brsuchowicc .~.. BuRoreg River Buachil Island.^ Ruana Kuanmo......... Buaticum „> Buayn ^..^ Biibastis.,.-. Bublaime Bublitx .. Hubwitli w45 .WN .53 5)IN 53 49N Rucarelli Point ,~36 3n Bucbraon.,,... 26 2tiN Buccaneers' Archi- pelago.~,.,~».,~.16 (18 Buccleugli,~~~~.~5i> 2.'ich 4!l H7N Bucliael Etive of M56 S/N Buclinn, Castle .5? ^MiN iiuchim lid. ,-..,....57 3IN Buclmn, Isle_.,.„73 3) in Buclian Ness 57 2!lN Buchanan R. Buchanty Buclien Buchen Buclienai Bucheriau Buchliol: .33 138 ...5(5 25N .JXi 33N .49 32N ~.60 4()N 49 IHN .52 3N Buchholtz 52 8N Buclilyvie~.~~~. ~56 7N Biicliolly Castle.. .-58 XSH Buchii ^47 27N Buctaslieim .~,~~. ,_4H 49N Bucieh ..„..., -13 42N Bucitino ....... — „,^0 23N Buckof Cubr.icii, „.^7 IS" Buckan /j^...... ... .wSl 57N Buckburg ^..,.~. «.52 I5N Buckden ..^^^ ^ii 18N Bunkenham ....._. _52 37N Buokenham, Old .52 3(IN ^•ih 15N Buckewar ....,,..,~. ...2(1 3IIN BtickfartlelHh 50 29N Buckhaven . _56 ION Buckie .~~ .JUl 4IN Hucktobunt ~..~ „56 iN UucUinge -51 3N IS II 14 14 27 18 II 21 56 19 27 24 56 53 19 IS 21 11 1 ION 81 35W 44 78 fiw 10 I5B 10 32B 70Mr 77 58W 124 50B 2 KiB 8 ;17W 8 l!)w 29 4b 24 14B IH .53K 7 .VJW 4 2(m 19 57b 24 Ob 6 4B 9 6\v 8 3.(IK 16 25b 5 19B 2 6.3W 139 lOB 3 14tV 4 .MHW 3 1.3W 25 4B 22 6B 24 4IB 6 44W 5 4W 43 20k 97 25a 27 .viB 100 20B 31 25B 6 15B 16 21B 54Mr 112 36\v 81 6!t 133 4IIR 3 6\v 9 6w' 73 OB 111 .'KtR 4 64Hr 2 2tlW' 1 47W 57 I vt 1 45W 117 lOB 3 43Mr 10 4IB 9 22B 9 47B 9 SOB 13 4UB 12 55B 4 18W 3 2w 8 25B 11 15B 17 IHB 17 3UB 3 OW 12 33B 9 IB 19W 1 27B I 2B 61 I7B 79 SB 3 SlW 3 2w 3 OW 3 SOW a: a 4-1 17 17 44 41 52 14 13 24 30 27 20 13 16 20 19 14 10 IS 56 16 11 52 9 9 10 19 19 19 36 II SG 29 Mi ■55 66 14 20 9 45 33 Wl 12 21 55 18 12 10 II 40 II 12 21 IH 17 IH 20 20 \t 11 l.l IH 27 •J(j II 17 17 10 1(1 32 33 10 12 II 12 1(1 JiH 208 Ruff l-bout Biiffuls IIu«k...,..._')2 378 Buttklo River .......32 48* Duffels River 3.1 348 Buffon, Cape ....JSl 6(i8 Bull.......... ...........47 37N Bug River........ 52 25N Buga „ 3 5-^N Bugamel .......„...J2 868 Bugana ..,........«...24 14n "■ " -Ji2 I3N ...24 I UN Biigbrooke . 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Hurlesconibe Burleston — Biirley ~- — niirllngton Burlington HurliiiLjlon LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 9 SS Ob 85 SOB S3 UK 81 »(■ 140 10* 8 S2a ») 35a 76 2iw 147 48B GU 6a 1 Ow 83 35a 73 3H« 21 39B 6 20R 9 l(iw 67 l^a 73 58B 75 I4B 76 5()M 71 54B S5B 9 54a 8 :<7a 3 21W 6 53B 3 52Mr 27 3IR 4 22W 2 3atV 5 KB 35 SlK 64 6(IR i>6 8B 77 OB 61 50B 66 OK 62 SAB 5 3t8B 67 I OB 4 IKW 77 I7W 10 2IW 6 Ifiw 24 63B 8 43B Si) 9B 78 I5B 1 4!)W 47 £B 146 iHit 1 48\V 150 5«B 86 *UW 2 4'^W 8-^ fi«)B 147 Aim 79 AiW 4 59W 80 MW U3 SOB 77 -iOB 411a 6BW 33 2H 27 27 19 15 33 32 32 32 15 37 33 33 17 21 1^ 27 27 15 28 20 33 10 47 13 13 38 56 30 33 21 15 52 n 62 4U :o 33 52 16 10 44 33 33 10 33 21 32VV 27 Huitclit Bupina Bun Firth GO AOn Bur»-Jird 33 38N Bura Vue 60 35N Burnbad :<3 S6N A'i 33N ja 17N Burada Wad}' Hunik ^ Burukliail Buraralof Hurazjooii Burbaguefla Burbarali Burburra Kiircb..^ Burchetti Burcott Burdani Burdawor 37 24N Burdee ,..,^.. 24 31 !• Hurdimla 44 45N BurdjiKadiju, C.-~35 7'' Burdwau 23 aw Bure..~ >~ 64 3:^N BureK Biircn ^.^ Bureiii Ob Buren. 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Burlesconibe ~-~-60 57 n Burleston «- 50 4i)N Burley ~-~52 4(in 8 268 S2 4ttii 61W 48 60a 1 I8W 51 52a 36 lOa 36 29a 30 46a llw 61 4B 1 llw 31 33a 45 35a 7 23B 9>4 7a 1 llw 77 08 45 IOb 82 30a 40W 11 4a 87 32a 21 25a 1 438 66 25B 7 26W 8 5a 9 7a 9 9a 45a 84 I2B 1 ;«iw 80 3«iW 61 18a II llB 11 588 4 4UB 3 27a 2 408 037a 3 9W 27 2Ua 26 38a 27 32a 1027a 7 39a 10 158 9 598 6 15B 11 548 138 1 358 I 36« 1 408 6 low 1 9W 3 488 3 3OB 12 458 6 .'188 3 2UW 1 3W 3 32W 3 27W 3 '27W 14 98 3 32W II 148 8 408 1-2 Mia 6 51 w 7 ;i.iw 3 30VV 3 4:iW 82 298 4 40a 8'? 28 83 108 81 288 9 208 76 158 88 138 83 J3W 6 328 9 37B 41 1 w 9 llw 35 IE 85 2IW 123 r,K 3 23W 3 l!iw 2 I'JW 42W 15 28 12 32 12 32 31 31 32 24 32 24 31 36 15 27 10 33 32 33 55 36 33 22 10 32 24 15 15 15 10 33 10 42 32 21 20 16 36 36 14 11 27 30 27 18 15 17 17 17 18 9 10 10 10 12 12 36 36 l« 17 II 10 II 11 II 26 II 17 !:> \X II 24 24 24 33 14 33 33 33 18 t3 33 40 17 21 9 13 31 43 35 12 10 10 10 Burton 5'i 4 UN Burton.~~. ~.Ji2 23N Burton Bradstuck 50 4-iN Burton Cuggluit .^62 49N Burton Constable 54 19N Burton Flvining ^,M On Burton Joyce ^.»..52 6i/N Burton on the Water 61 24w Burton, W. ....^^^ 21 n Burtonwoud Burtrask .^ Burtudituui Buru Burucuya .. Buruhan « Burukliann Burwanee , Burwaree ^ Burwarton Burwash <. Burwell ^ Rury Bury ^. i3 26N .64 35N ,41 2..,»..^..- Buwpruia ^.^ Bush Bush Gouni Bush, River Buslicab Buslieub Ule Busliee ~.~. Buslieer ~~ t Buslikurd Bushkurd Jtls Bush ley « Bushmills Bushrcwgah Buahscle -~. Busily ~. Busi, Isle Busico Busing I'ort. Singapore ~~~.m Busies, l!>le 23 258 Busios, Cape ^~~^2 40s ■i '■ ■tt^ «« 32W £8 208 18 558 2lW 16 OB 23 49a 44 SOW 41 48W in 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 9 22 £6 51 .W 35 32 33 33 10 10 n 10 9 62 20 30 25 31 27 50 11 32 13 32 32 32 32 32 32 10 13 32 22 10 19 27 33 51 51 Businiuizu Biuu, Cupi; Biisrah Bussao Busselton Bussem Burlington Burlington Hurlin','tc)n 40 .IN ;m &9N 74 4JW 41 Ut 4l\v 44 Bussenwort Busseruch Buss! liusaicre, la Bussingu ^ BuMulengo Bussuvati M~. Busiuapoor ..^ Bussy Bustar Bustard Bay ,,. Bustard, Kiver Busteornlju _~. 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C^ Caballo. rt Cabani Caban Cabaiies Cnbanes, les Cabarede, l.i 9a6N 27 4;l8 ,26 58 ,, 98 ..43 1!)N „4l 50N _15 208 ~40 5N -.43 30N ^.7 20N .40 4N ,40 I.IN .~42 47N 43 2«N Cabaritta H. A( Pt. 18 I2n Cabatauuni 30 2i>N Cabaxa ~— — ^^, 9 128 Cabbage Ilr. 36 36s Cabel Island. Cabello Cabello, foriu. Cubelo Caberabero.,— Cub«s ^..^^^^ Cabea, Gulf of. Cabeza Cabeza 53N 29 2—- .43 J4N Cabra 37 31 n Cabra. Cabra River- Cabrach.. Cabragtw Cabras Cabrai V .'i7N .-„i7 31 N .57 20M Jil KiN .41 3i;n -19 57N Cabrns, 8ra. de ias 37 2N Cabrella JW 34N Cabrera . Cabrera Isle Cabriac Cabroy. Cubruta. Cabrv Cabiil Cubullaro -.— Caburi River. Cacaes. Cacalutta Cacara River. Caccia, C. — Caccia — ..— . Caceres . Caceres, CacliHO.— 36 41N 6N 44 2()N 7 '26N 7 42N -.55 9N -J3 UN .~ 4 17N — 1 2:i8 .15 3.18 .-.17 4oN __ 6 9n -.40 3«M — 37 li'N 13 40N 7 SON . 9 2118 .43 308 .. 4 4!IS Cadielot Pt. Ciicliias — . Cuchimayo River -21 '.^38 Cucliipaiiipu— .— ..27 428 Cachoeim 14 408 Cachouira 12 U'S Caclioeira,V.N.da29 58 Cuchon 42 SON Cuciccaviillo -.—.37 4.^N Caciiiibo 19 lis Cacond 47 52N Caconda, Fuit 14 458 Cacnibaiik — 55 'JfiN Cudaiiikiswa River47 41N (.'aduiij,!- 44 4(jv Ca.iaval 3lt i:iN 8 I8W I 2.^W 76 42W 87 548 16 2.^8 149 20B 9 308 10 408 89 OB 87 33" 105 IS8 57 36W 56 88W 66 9w 3 42W 47 45B 60 .lOw 4 SOB 6 6w 8 6W 3 66W 4W 1 sea 2 348 7» liW M 288 »l 338 175 258 7 SOW 97 69W 68 3W 21 308 19 58 10 48 10 -.'08 61 60W 65 16w 40 33w 5 I3W 6 .Hw 67 '^Ow 65 S3W 6 9W 9 lOB 77 42W 75 4.iW 68 558 32 45B 69 458 112 OW 81 22W 8 34W 4 ijvr 3 i3W 4 58w 3 2W 8 59w 8 JHW 8 28B 4 .l/W 8 iiw 21 46B 2 SUB 2 468 6 •.7W 66 .'WW 7 l.iw ."Jo 2.tK 73 2.i»V 62 3lw 5»> SOW ilH 22W 64 d2W 8 68 7 2JW 123 178 75 2;.w 39 4!W 172 4I.B 43 I4W (iS 40W 62 368 40 IKW Ml bw .53 llw 91 08 12 2aB :«( 41 iw 09 24W IS 588 3 7W 07 IllW 1 1 '.mv 9 3(V M 10 42 33 30 .^2 56 M 56 86 SO 51 48 24 56 51 24 24 24 24 24 14 14 47 .12 36 63 13 46 4H 28 30 sr, 36 M 50 51 24 24 48 48 13 15 47 47 32 32 33 46 42 24 24 24 24 II It 24 '2fi 24 24 28 ■24 14 12 48 13 31 48 48 51 46 47 26 24 Z't 40 51 .'i3 51 y) so 51 II 51 29 26 .•il II 3i 12 41 14 21 ■•«« Bole ~- ~^>.l ."JTii* BolPcli«w 40 .IN Bolena ^>...^.^.38 IHW Bolerium Pr. >..~A) lOx Holetkine ,....»^^S7 14n Bolewlee ^^..^M Siw Dolfruclu ^^...~^'i6 aen BoliRen 46 Mn BoliKOwn <.^^.»..^ 2AN Botlnao Point 16 20N Bolinffbroke, New ft3 6if Bolingbroke Point 34 3«)a Bolivar ^ .T6 18n Bolivar .»»..?9 .Wn Bollene 44 14if BollMu.................46 &2N Boiling Bollo Bolmen L. Bolnhurtt Bolo«uk.....,i«.. klkiloBncH «. >kmcTien~. Bolood BoIm* River^ Bolicheretskol Boliena Boliena Lake Bolahi Bolivoe Inland Bolaword „^, Boltiidjesti — BoUenitcin Bolt Head Bolttgen Bolton Bolton Bolton Boltnn Bolton le Moors Boliii Head -M Km ja urn ~b7 On .52 141* ^w44 30N 251* .20 S>* .20 38N 17 62!* 5,3 01* 42 40N 42 351* M 56N 70 53N M-^-JSd 51* ., ~44 28m — 49 43M 50 ISM 53 MN 46M 54 23N 5 56M .53 35M 51 48N BoRiba «.~...~.~»~32 24n Boniba 41 69M Bomballa ^ .^34 42s Bombarack O 2S 47" nombay IB 55i« t Bombay ^.w^w^O 30.v Hombo 4fli» Bombonnn Points 9 ION Bomtiu^npi >..MM~^4 45iv Bomeni .~».<>.»>~^>6!> tOi* Bonifim 0»^^0 ^ * ^ * ^ tl7 10s Bomiri Bom Jardim Bom Jesus Bomjardim Bomjardim Bomfcala BommnI Bonimel 37 43N 15 42S 5 358 12 34S 6 308 37 I7i* 50 4(»N ....^1 48N Bommel Fd. ..,,~,~5» 35i* Bommelo e ^~~. — 89 4Sn Bomosali >^.~.~..25 56n Bomst >,»^^a 7i» Bon, Cope, or Ras Addar .»~..^ 4m Bon Point....^.^^^. 1 Ss Bona ..~~.~«. 36 50m Bonacco Isle ,...~<-l6 'JRm Bonadu* ^.,.^..,^A9 49M Bonae Fortunae ^13 30m Bonnr Br.....>.~...,^7 63K BonaM River ^...jm 15M k Bonavenlure .~-48 lOM Bonavista liny 49 Om Bonboillon ,...^.^^47 21 n Bonby 53 3«m Boncnnmp ^>..>~^>.48 6m Bonchron ,.,.....,„.^7 34N Bondenip >-~...««~J6 31m Bondiades ^~<^».m38 5m Bondo, Cape 13 ION Bondorf ^ 47 49m Bone, Ben...^ — 57 26m Bonelles ^,,^,.,,...49 37n Bonete 3S 57m Bongnecr ,^...>~>~»17 SOw Boni{o Isle 7 13n Boiiliam...>, ~~52 28m Bonhard ^~~56 61m Bonlieatli Castle ,.J» 56m Bonhill ^ M S9M Bonholc ..~~..49 On Bonin V. ~«~ 2 428 Bonifocio ^.^.>.>~4l 23m BnnifHCio,Straitof41 19m Honif^en >»»>.~»~^ 4 6 4IN Ronilitt 39 SM Bonin Istes 87 20N Bonito River. 17 20b Boiijedwaid~.»^..M SON 16 S7K 23 66b 24 50* 5 40W 4 27w 16 8a 3 55nr 7 31K 5 25W no «.'>■ iw 136 46a 89 Ow 95 50W 4 44B 6 .30a 8 33a 145 6a 13 4aa i5w 11 20a 11 25* 80 32«r 81 9a 102 24ve 157 Oa 12 Ob II 67a 6 13W 23 OIB 5 31B 28 I OB II 2.3B 3 46W 7 238 S lOw 3 14W i 36w 2 47w 2 26W 10 22a 22 55B 14 218 150 I|iC 66 94a 72 328 74 208 !>7 638 123 08 24 47> 31 .308 49 18«7 20 62B 46 26W' 43 KIW 43 49W 38 45W 37 66B 4 518 5 148 6 I2B 6 158 66 48 16 618 11 2B 104 .30B 7 468 85 60w 9 238 92 60a 4 24wr 90 408 66 SOW 63 40nr 5 428 SOW 40w 4 48W 10 448 21 588 122 278 8 228 6 44W 2 18 1 26\v 78 508 124 108 1 2b 3 9yr 4 4w 4 32W 12 IB 64 S5W 9 98 9 108 7 548 2 4mv 141 458 61 66w 9 33W 22 19 88 65 11 m 13 15 13 36 9 62 44 46 14 15 'A 63 23 10 18 26 47 33 46 29 26 26 13 22 16 27 18 10 15 9 9 9 12 9 13 36 25 62 32 33 33 35 35 27 23 51 28 61 ni 61 30 16 16 22 23 34 36 35 36 46 Id 55 U 33 41 40 14 9 14 11 21 28 35 18 a 14 24 33 35 10 II 12 13 18 61 25 26 IS 24 29 61 13 Uontliby '. 'ti .'i2V t Boothia ~-«^~.70 4(IM lioothia (iiiir. 70 OM Hootlii ~-^^28 22M I tootle —^^^54 17V Ittiotscliap, nopi Itoppnrd Hoqueen Boquero Uoquoron Boqulian. Boquillas Lns. Boquillos Cormdas25 Bor. Boraga Boragur Bora*. Bort Borblach Borbon Borbon Rorcliam Bnrcliondorf~..,....JVl 35N Hflrcken»......~^^,^I 61m ^«37 51 M 43 38N .23 18N 7 45N 4 I6S JS7 OM 26 IIM 8 OM ~J5I 46M Borcraig , Borda C. Borde Bordes. Boroe. Bnree. Boree. Boree< -.17 31 M 478 43 I.'iM 47 49M .,~^ 47M .,20 8M ^..,.^1 lOM .19 42M Borek~.,.~~~~~.~~JSl 52m Boreland ...55 I3n Borcra, Isle ^,.,.,^57 42m Borctch 44 .32M Boreiim ...„,,^^,.J3in 3I)n Boreuni Ost. 45 30M Boveum Pr .32 Om norff. El 31 37N B(irgnJo^.,..~«~»,..42 52M BorKaom «,~,~~,,20 Ihm Borge 68 23N BorKholin 56 .Wn Boi^noiio.~~,.~.~~46 lOM Borgo,>~.~w>,.,>...~~46 22m Borgo ...^......^...^^M 21 M Borgoforto,~~>M.,»,45 AM Borggia ,..< „ 62 30M Boria, B. Fr. de ,.,,38 408 Borigogleb»k.~„.„.„»5 1 I8M Bori80gleb3k,.«..,„,. ^ 7 6^M Borisov Boriziskowa Borja Borja, S. Borja Bork. North. Borkel Borken. Borki ,.„ Rorkulo Borkura,,^ Borland Borland Borlands Borlow Bonnes V UN 54 2N 41 5.5N 13 438 41 3'2N 65 47M 51 17m 5.3 31 N 27 I2M w„.,_52 7m ."iO 35M 57 37M 65 26M .~,38 41N 43 9M Bormida, River,.,._44 33n Bormio .».,.. Bom Krug Bombeiguni. Borne Bomi Borneo t Borneo Borneo, Isle Bomera Bomhoft Bomholm I«le.,,~.J&5 8n Borni8h.~»'...~.».»,Ji7 t5N Roniluchen ^...^^i 12M Bornum ,w.,>,» ~ «~~.,5a 4m Borocliavatz ~,44 19M Borodino ^^..^^hi 33M Borodobo, Great Rns. of ^-..^.^ 7 46s Borogan,.,,,,~,..,„.„44 28M Borojo 10 6HM Boronro „ .,~,~^.,w>18 148 Boros Svbea ,.,^,,,,.,46 25n Burouglibridge 54 6n Boroun River .,^^.31 ON Bi.rovi!chi,B 68 318 72 46b 69 128 80 118 17 12b 3 I9W 7 16W 22 is 19 468 29 408 19 638 SI 2b 11 688 75 35B 13 08 16 45B 8 378 9 388 S6 44B 10 49B 15 588 65 69W 42 8B 39 398 28 27R 17 218 1 31W 66 38w 46B 8 21ii 5 26b 21 158 66 638 6 328 6 4lB 4 7w 2 39W 4 I5W 28 45B 6 20b 8 20B 10 14B 13 328 6 98 6 4«B .<> 45B 115 15B 115 08 114 08 7 9W 10 148 15 08 7 24W 17 22R 10 378 SO .33R 35 398 no 6b 27 3B 70 40Hr 62 8w 23 48 1 23w 91 08 33 648 36 188 11 31)8 9 IJSB 8 3lw S3 318 6 65W 9 40 40 32 9 38 49 17 38 60 60 12 36 46 30 19 33 22 61 11 46 49 10 20 17 n 53 14 14 32 33 33 33 20 13 11 37 56 6C 66 37 27 &3 17 24 15 15 23 25 22 51 23 23 23 20 24 49 24 21 16 20 32 16 16 12 II 12 30 14 25 25 17 16 16 14 35 35 3d 11 21 22 11 20 17 27 23 35 27 49 49 19 e 33 23 23 38 21 11 19 13 B.itiinv Hhv ;U 09 131 l.^B 63 Bote I ToljiiKO Xima 21 55M 121 268 35 Botesdale A'i 21 n I Or 10 Hotey ■ — 50 31N 4 378 16 Bothal .16 IIN Botlima, el 34 .34N Hnthnia. Gulf or~,62 64N X Bothnia, Nortli_H7 .30m % BotliniH, 'WMt,„65 30N Holliwell 55 4nM Botliwell ^.,.~-42 258 1 .3HW 3 i(7« 21 08 Botliwell Cnst1e..»,J>5 49N Botlcy ^>..^^~.»J0 55N Botoc~.~,w»,,,.,~J14 41M Botovskaiit .,,~Jt5 20M Botriphnl e ..,~,~~..J>7 3$>N Botrys :»4 15m But!>ouni ..,..>.„»,~J>3 6M Bottamsall ,„~, — .13 17m Bottarq, Isle,.,....~,38 34M Botte, Isle,.,~,~~~40 SON BottesronL~„.,„ 53 34M Botlesford 62 56N Bottlrnog ^ ~,62 62m Bottisliani,.,~~,„~JS2 I4N Bottle >„,-,»,..,..~~6I 68M Bottle Hill 53 .3N Botuno_~~,~,~,~,43 13N Botrxin 46 SON Bouchain bu 17m Bouehereese ,,,,~~^5 45N Boucherville 46 38N Boucliette, L.,~-~.48 15m Bouckak ,^..,.,~.,..54 66n Boudarinskoi .,^,..50 30M Boudinitclii~~~.,.^~,52 52m Boudod 1 20N Boudreville ~~47 56m Boudri 46 57N Boust, Rivt'r,~~,~,46 4~,^ Boulay Bouldyr, Isle Boulen .36 48 •24 47N 58 2iiN 16 8M 49 22M 49 48N 8 IIN 4 61M 27 2M 6 308 '.MMSMStawSS On i7 38N 17 35N 38 6N 25 7N ,»,*,.w30 6n 8 38M 46 I5N .37 37N ^48 49N ~~~52 48M 46 25M Uoulibani^.,.»..,.~.I4 35N Bouligre. La ~~^4 13N Boulogne ^.........JiO 44N Boulogne (Upper Garonne) ~~.,.~.43 18N fioulongir R. ,..,,.,37 48M Boulou ,..»>„~.,.,~...42 S3M Bouloukt n ,~..,,~,.,49 6m Bouloun„.,..,.,.„.,..,70 45M Boumbatou .,^.,^,47 35M Bnnnsara .„,,..„.».,30 24N Bounty Islesu,....,.,.,47 6a Bournl... .63 32n Bourbon, Isle ..^^21 .30s Bourbon Laiicy ..,46 36m Bourbon Ven(lec~.46 41 m t Bourbonnois.,.^..,.^!! 26n Bourbon Ft 20 65» Bourbourg.,,,,.,.,,,,,50 58N Bourdoaiix,.~.~.„....44 60M Bourdoniere, la ~.48 20N Bourdonnaye ~~.,.48 41 n Bourg~..~„~.~~„..,46 12N Bourg,.,...,...„„.„.,46 6M Bourcd' Un, le ..49 62M Bourgac1iard.»...„..49 23n Bourganeuf~.~,..,~,4o 65n Boiirgnsoutei ~»..46 35n Bourget ...47 Cm 2«i 21 4 147 4 OB OR 8W 78 7w 1 nw 11 678 106 OB 3 8w 36 42a 31 19B 59W 16 88 13 168 39W 4!»w 4 35W KiB 3 26W 8 a3W 21 17a 11 258 3 20k 2 lOB 73 21 W 72 7W 64 98 61 17a 28 158 97 538 4 618 6 618 32 48 148 68 155 108 52 358 65 698 448 3 14W 2 61W 136 428 32 58N 41 428 61 46w 57« 4 688 4 08 48 218 31 298 154 358 91 OB 10 268 10.3 458 21 318 30 438 .31 178 117 308 60 SOW 22 488 1 248 176 108 109 308 12 low 056W 1 368 0398 96 08 2 498 47 l.<« 127 lOB 109 408 78 368 174 108 38 88 66 308 3 48b 1 26w 3 lOB 67 6dW 2 15B .37w 1 268 6 468 6 138 7 6b 63B 518 1 418 83 S»B 2 26B 9 36 23 23 23 13 63 13 10 ai 11 66 23 9 26 26 9 9 9 10 10 13 27 19 14 14 44 43 23 23 23 35 14 15 23 63 52 23 23 10 10 9 52 37 23 47 11 16 14 23 37 52 33 21 35 28 37 37 36 41 28 14 29 29 86 14 14 14 34 14 23 29 29 33 62 23 36 14 14 14 60 14 14 14 14 14 15 14 14 14 29 14 Hoxloy Koxiiiecr ..,.~,~, Boitel Boyanga...,„.~~ Bt^ydcn ...,~~,~... Boyers, Rivor.., Boyeton.,.~~ Boyle Buynoas.^ Boyndle~. ,. Boyndlie „,....» Boyne, River ~. Boyne, R. (N. 8 Wales) ...,...> Boynsmitl ...~.~. Boynton .~~...~. Boypeba, I. «-,> Buys, Rio dos ... Busa, River ...... Boieat ...>.«.». Bozengen .■,.-,„. Bocraii-..,,,,....,. Bozntli (olEduu Braade ............. Braak River,...^ Braal, Cflpo...M> Braan, R....»...... Bnian Waterfall Braba.^...,...,,.... X llrabant, Nort t Brabant, Bout Bnica Po. Ayer. See Singapore, Brucadale „....,.. Bracadale, L. ... Bracara ...~.».«»» Braccianno, L. Evrs of Rome, Brncciano ,..»...». Bracebridge ~»~ Bracel ,».„..,..,. Bracepetli~.~~~ Bracliodos Pr. .. Brack Linn.,.,.,.. Bracke jMKK'^rji^*^*!^^^! Brackenliill . Bracket Cas.. Hrnckiey ~~ Bracklocli..,. Bracklocli ,^. Brackloune . Bracnacliaii . Braco Brad Bradngh, Ben ... Bradcall.~~~vvw.. Bradea ..,.,..„„,. Braddenhani, W Bradenliitm .„.. Bruderup «.,~~.. Brades .~,,».v,,« Bradtield BradHeld Bradford „,..... Bradford ~,.~„..,. Bradford .,.~...... Bradford ...,,.... Brading .~~.,,.,. Bradley ^,„^^ Hmdninch...,,..... Bndport ........... Bradwell .~>... Bradwortliy ~.,. Brae A mat — Brae Lyon Mts. Braehead-..,^,^,. Braemar ...,..»... Braemar Cnstle B.ites of Angus. Biaeschaet .,.». Brafferton ...~,. Brag Bragan^a . Bragan^a. Bragansa m.m~~ Bragor Bay ~„. Bragor (Lewis) Branestad «..~.. Bruliilov .,.,...- Brahmaputni R Brailes ~~~~.~ Brailsford .».,.,... Bniinara ..~..~ Bralne.«,.., „ ~... Braine le ComptS ..M^.. Braine la Leudc Braintree ~».~. Brak, River ~. Brake. \ \ \ "\ 1 (18 151 15B S3 121 2hK 35 1 0« 10 4 37* 16 9 36 23 23 23 13 63 13 10 21 iS It 66 23 9 26 26 9 9 9 10 10 13 27 19 U 14 44 42 23 23 23 35 14 15 23 63 52 23 23 lU 10 9 52 37 23 47 11 16 14 23 37 52 33 21 35 28 37 37 35 41 28 14 29 29 86 14 14 14 34 14 23 29 29 33 52 23 36 14 14 14 50 14 14 14 14 14 15 14 14 14 29 14 1 nw 11 57* 106 OR 3 ew 35 42b 31 19B SQW IS HB 13 I6B 39W 4!tw 4 35W I(!B 3 saw 8 saw 51 17" II 2li* 3 20k 3 lOB 73 21 W 72 7W 54 9B 61 17" S8 15R 97 53B 4 51B 6 611 32 4B 148 SB 155 lOB 52 35B 65 69B 44B 3 Uw 2 61W 136 42B 32 d8iii 41 428 61 46W 67" 4 68B 4 08 48 218 31 29b 154 35B 91 OB 10 268 ua 4SB 21 3i8 30 43b 31 178 117 308 CO SOW 22 48B 1 248 176 108 109 308 13 low 0S6W 1 368 398 96 08 3 498 47 !.<« 127 108 109 408 78 258 174 108 38 88 66 308 3 48b 1 26w 3 10B 67 8dw 2 15B 37w 1 2(i8 6 468 6 138 7 6« 638 518 1 418 82 258 2 368 Hoxloy Itoxinecr Hoxtel Bnydcn >~>~~. Uo>'on, RiviT 51 IH.v fll 3!IN 81 asM 34 4B 56 CM 41 2ai» 50 4VW 3 asN 57 40M 57 30N 57 .'iilW Boy e ton. H»yle Uuyni»s~>. Uuyndle. Royiidlie Boyne, Rivvr ^.~53 44N Boyne, K. (N. 8. Wales) 24 lOs Boyn«initl„..~...~^7 2UN Boynton 54 7m Hoypeba, I 13 308 Buyt, Klo Aoa,.,^ii 20s Buia, Kiver ,..,.,^46 21 n BoMat .M>~<~»~~62 14W Bozencen >.<.~.^~.47 lOff BocraM 32 26W Buznth (Of Eduii>)-30 S'2m Bra >....,.....,^...,<,~44 43w Braade ^,....,.^^66 Sim Braak River 31 3a Braal, Capo ..,^...,68 S9N Braan, R....,^^ — 5 6 3.'N Bnian Waterfall ....66 34N Bmba^~~ — 4 40N t Brabant, Nortli 61 32N 1 Brabant, Boutli SO 48N Bnica Po. Ayer. See Singapore..... Brucadale ..^^^,^^7 24ir Brocadale. L 57 22N Bracara ^.».».«w....41 40ir Braccianno, L. See Evrs of Rome, Hracciano>.»<.M>~«.43 7^ Bracebridge ~.~.~.53 I2N Bracel ......<.>«~»..6I 41N Bracepetli~«~~..~...54 46N Bracliodos Pr 35 ION Brack Linn 56 16N Bracke 63 41 n Brackenliill .^^..^...dS IK Bracket Cas 55 X>s lirnckiey .m....~..».J3 In ,55 2N 8 ION 2 ION 56 67N 66 17" 46 ION 54 68N 19N 35 a6N 348 6 678 6 208 144 288 10 SB Hi now 4 21W 8 IfJW 2 38W 2 2C*V 2 BW 6 14\r 151 SOB 3 3!W Ittvir 38 KW 64 2SW 87 468 4lw 7 228 36 408 35 448 31 7 668 11 428 81 368 3 30W 3 43W 3 37w 103 468 6 68 4 301 Bracklocli. Bracklocli , Brackloune . Bracnacliaii Braco . Brad Bradagh, Ben Bradcall. Bradea Braddenhani, Wt. 62 39N Bradenlium 51 39n Bruderup ^.....^....54 SIN Brades 55 39N Bradtleld S3 26N Bradtleld ^ 52 I2N Bradford .^...,...>.S3 47n Bradford 50 SIN Bradford .....,.„<.. .J>1 ON Bradford ^,,,...,.^1 21N Brading 50 4IN Bmdiey 52 4ftN Bnidninch.....,..... J SO 61 N Bmdport ^,,.,,^,-£6 6n Brad well ............Jil 43N Bndwortliy ~.~..»60 64N Brae A mat 5? 62N Brae Lyon Mts. ..56 30N Braehead 65 32N Braeuinr ...... ....~.57 I n Braemar Cattle ..67 In Braes of Angua....S(l 64n Biaenchaet ......61 18N Brafferton BroL Braganfa Bragan^a Braganzii jw «>»>»< « >»>*> I 64 8N 1 asN 41 6:2N 36s 21 5N 3!»N 8 17" 46 34N 57 lliN .48 iin 67 32N 43 iiH 56 4HN 43 45N .50 43M Bratton Pleniing.,61 7n Brats Braubacli Braugliing. Braunau Braunnu BrauDsberg Brauntton . Braunttone Braunton . Brava Brava, Point Brava River. Bravo Del Norte R. . Brawby Brawdy 63 16N 61 &5N 'iO 33N — 48 ICN ....JM 83n 63 17N 2 S»N ....51 8N _44 OS ., 9 16N ..J1 41 N *»^Sl»00i0l0>0*^0l»0i 35 66N 64 12N M 53N ...56 38N ...61 4)IN 6 37N 3 12N ^9 66N Brawhillon Braxted Braxton. Bray Bray... 48 86N Bray Head ........63 IIN ± Brazil 15 OS i Brazza, I. 43 21N Brea Hd 61 63N Breakers 66 18N Breakers Poi II t....22 68N Breakish 5? 14N Breaksca l8le_..45 348 Breuksea Point ...^61 22N Breamich River ...55 26N Brean 51 I8N Brebueter, H. ...JiS 65N Breccleg..,.........52 S2N Breclifa Gotliy ._6I 67N Brechin 66 46N Breckerfeld 61 14N Brecknock............5l 67n ± Brecknockaliire..&2 ON A^recon ........^......... o i con Breua ».........«,■<,.. 57 I4n Breda ........... . .. . . 61 3SN 66 62N .. . ..J H 26N 61 68N ....^61 17n 2 2N .53 57N 54 37N 64 38N ^**^^i**^^^^^m^ Bredame Bredear. Bredevoord Bredgar.... Bredon.. Bredsale . Bredatedt Bredstedt. Iale..>.u-> uu.-! Bredwardine.......JS3 6n ,55 SON 66 I8N 62 26N .51 8N 34 978 Bredstnip Bredteaiik Bree Bree Breede RiviT Breedy, Lake ^..^.M 63N Bregens 4 7 83N Bregetk>....~....^7 43N Breglio ..43 65N Breli River. See Singapore... Brehal ............48 63n Breharye, la.....47 48N Brehat.I 48 62N Breich, W 66 62N Breide, Fd. Breighmet Breisach, Old Brejodu Pra<~ Brejningegaard ...66 6N Brem ................47 41 n Bremanger, Igle...61 47N Bremelau .........48 20N Bremen ...........63 6n Bremen... ...61 XIn t Brtmen ....... S3 27N Bremenhafen 53 37n Bremer H..........34 278 b ION 3 ami 48 2N 11 60S 8 27W 60 S7W 23 628 36 608 3 58W 6 148 9 318 28 668 10 27* 16 388 10 388 72 32W 4 low a 56W 16 308 7 398 SB 16 21B IS 68 19 618 Bremer Beacon ..-64 46N Bremer River ....27 458 Bremevorde......63 30N Bren ...............48 34N 12W 46w 8w ION 6w 4W »7 ISw 63w 6 7^ 4 26W 418 3 low 6 8W 2 428 3 108 6 6W 50 OW 48, 61 12 41 87 33 14 15 31 83 31 66 31 44 10 10 3u 17 If 19 19 80 10 10 10 36 47 86 46 9 10 13 10 9 13 14 14 13 Brenakyle., Brenault... Brenchley . .68 UN ...JS6 49n .....51 9n 10 408 10 27W 7 13W 116 378 6 46W 166 198 3 34W 8 6W 3 OW 3 SOW 628 4 7W 8 38W 7 3SB 3 23W 3 25W 8 22W 2 47W 4 488 3 low 8 458 6 37B 418 2 6w 1 26w 9 28 8 638 3 6HW 9 378 81 48 6 36W F 34a S0»08 8 3HW 9 498 18 128 7 368 1 :14W 1 41W 3 8w 8 38W 28 SOW 8 saw 7 368 42 56W 8 3.>....46 47N Briggow.....,...A3 34N Brigg>.............,6H A2N Brlgliam.........6a 68n BrlKhtling;........JW 67N Rriglitmnn Bay 39 30a Brighton -... ...SO 60N Brighton .........42 448 Brightwell Brignaii... Rrignall. Brignollcs BriKslcy Brigstock.. Briheiiga . Brijgy.... ...... ... . w^S 40N Brijky 39 69N Brilar, W. .66 62N Brill 61 49N Brill, Ciipe 61 ON Brllon..............61 96N Brlmp»fled.......6l 47n I 38N 6 4 11W 18 668 6 S8B 45B 86B 6 308 8 low 9 48 18 678 3 18W SOW 848 62 low low 147 838 1 8w 4 468 1 63W 6 6B 8w 37w 8 30W 68 468 69 288 3 65W 1 3W 4H 20w 8 328 8 6W 17 608 3 34W 839W 3 38W 6 46W 4 418 448 3 238 1.5W 38 888 22W 8 Ow 8 438 153 08 1M 168 163 38 160 368 4 49W 163 32a 153 60B 161 288 638 5 34W Bristol Cliannel (Upper Canada) 44 40n Briitni ChanneL.-61 !0n Dristow Rock ....60 sua Britain, New Isle- 6 60s Britannia Isle ....20 40s t Britannia .........63 On Drilith Mt«M^....69 30N t British Territory, North America 60 On t Britisli Isles 63 ON Briton Cr..-.......2I 6n ± Biittnny ......48 30n Brittchany ........48 I9n Brittle, Loch 67 13n Brittnnu ........ . ..47 I6n Brilton Ferry ....61 88n Brivos.....>.....>-.46 On 47 41 13 13 13 10 44 10 ea 9 62 9 18 9 10 14 90 lA 16 15 IS IS 14 9 90 14 66 66 66 66 15 17 11 9 10 60 10 63 10 14 9 14 9 10 24 83 33 11 10 89 17 10 36 10 13 II 11 14 14 14 14 23 14 36 16 53 63 63 69 13 63 63 S3 10 10 .........68 ON 160 OW 40 Brivlo..... Brlx . .....4* 43N — 49 S2N 70S3W 4 OW 166 468 ISO 408 168 408 1 SOW 149 OW 100 OW 5 OW 79 SOW 2 36W S7 238 6 I7W 7 558 3 49W 1 29a 9 S6B 1 3CW 43 10 54 64 64 63 40 8 47 14 23 11 IS 10 14 37 U "\ Trunkhont Hronnl Itronnltii, MronM n Bronte ,..^.......,^1 43n Bniok PMd ««>.>^S \^n Hrn...^~>4ii 4iN Brook viUe^/..^,., . 44 '',.~-A3 4-1 n Broto .>..^..^...^42 4(iN Brou ^^..„^^.^% ViH Bnnigh ,., M 31 n Broutili ^ .,.,.JiSli^ 31 N Brougli B ^,..,....^ lUN Brough Mury~~~~57 33N Brougham ■..^...,. J>4 3yN Broiigliiliune ...-^.54 MN Biwightoii.i»...^~..82 •4N Brougliton^..^....,..A3 49n Broughton~.»..^...S> Mn Broiighton^..^...^.. 51 17n Brough ton^....^>JH SN BroiightoD. Broughton. Brought Broughton Broughton. 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M 34.N C'abruta. Cabry Cabul Cubulhuro .... Caburi Hiver C'ucaet CacalutU Cacan Uiver. Caccia. C Caccla . Caceres ........ Cucercsu.— . I 2:1s .15 3.IS .17 4.^N - « N C'iidboll ,..67 48N — 5.) 39N .11 588 .......51 6IN —40 40N 46 ON ."52 -.litH —...20 30N —55 16N ;19 3N —36 SON lUN Cailclonhcad— . Cudduidury — . Caddy. U Cadecliis— , Cadenuzzii . Cader Idris C'udereita .. Cadgerholu Cadi Cadiz Cadiz (Ohio) Cadmus, .M.— 37 25N Cudo L —32 SON Cudobille~~ Cadorcs Isle Cadov Cadro Cadrona Cadsaiid. Cadsdun Cadyanda Caecaniu . Caen ....... Caenae — . Cffnon Cacnopulis Caenopolis Caere—.—. Cavrgwrle . Caerhyn — .53 1;in Caeriaverock —55 In Caerloch ...,.,— ,.-57 On Caerlon— — — 51 3;n Caermarthcn — . — 51 52N Cacrniarthen Bay~5i 38n tCaeriiiariliensliireSI 65N Caernarvon,.— .—53 9n 1 Cuemarvoii —30 558 jf. Caerr.jrvonshire 63 2N Caerphilly — —61 35N Ciierwen t — ......,.— 51 37n Caerwyn— — 63 14N Caesur Augusta —41 3on Cacsarea Cursurea Cueaarea Cmmu'ea Cacsarea .48 53N .49 liN ~ 38 42N ..'l!J 29N 40 ItiN Caesureu Pliilippi .33 14N Cauraruduiiiini— 47 3<'N Caesena— 44 KIN Caladartzi U 17n Caflliate 25 4U8 Cafsii— 34 UN CiiKajaii Sdoliu) — 7 On OanayulKK Ca^li, Cu^'iari Cagliabsa t'a^iii Cayny. Cagdaii. CaKUeta. 1 Culiuwba Caliede— .> Cuhercoiilislu,. Caliir ,.— > Culiir, Isle. 2« '.'4 n u 14 12 4lt 13 31 48 4S 51 46 47 36 24 8 aw 21 46a 2 6HB a 46a « 27w 86 .'WW 7 l.'iw 35 i.m 73 2.bw 6-.' 31w 56 'Jtm m 22W tA 52W 8 6a 7 85W 123 17a 75 2.^W 39 4IW 178 41,8 43 I4W 63 40 W 62 36a 40 \mr .•«» 5W i3 llw 91 08 12 2Ua .Ci 4ll\v (9 24W IS 68B .1 /•» 67 luw O ."Liw 9 3>v 6 25 tv 3 5hV 8 6KW 147 15k 4 6 vr £6 538 8 57b 3 5.1VV 99 .WW 4 2IW 29 38 12 1.8 21 518 66 32W !l 08 113 5.^8 I2I (18 12 3)18 9 7B 20 la 13 3:^8 I7W 74 26W 49 75 42W 49 87 I6W 12 30w t 2«w 7 53w 9 fi'jv 49 51 .■a 51 60 SI SI 61 89 26 51 41 3 1 13 41 14 24 24 II 13 sa 10 27 15 to 46 13 66 21 44 44 14 24 44 12 16 44 66 26 14 56 66 66 66 66 9 9 13 II 10 10 10 10 9 63 9 to 10 9 {A 30 65 66 6(i 56 31 53 56 27 60 3'i 35 ?.'> 8.> 26 27 25 14 44 36 13 13 13 e ]0 INDEX TO BLACK^S G MaMRI. Ii4T. Liiwi. Wo. Of ! If\r. > NAMn t*T. LoNO, No, Of Namiu. I.AT. L()K». No. oi Nai Duliircivocii ..^.^^.^i 57" n.iliirlon »1 WM I'liliiir rt. — ,..^2 ariM riilinrs .» »~i..^4 27N Oiiluiiiiiutta ,..^.^34 5l8 CaiH")!!* 41 llN C^ieos Itiiiik Caicns, Kist Ciiicod, NortI (-'iiiciw. West (.'■ik'iis 11, Caier ..^ CaietJi railar, le Cailnri ^ C.iillach, Pt. Cailloiiias . Ciiiiiibiinu Cainliain Caii'i'n;uir^ ('aim ^,. Cnirii Cns.. Ciiim E tier . Cnirii Oorrn Cairn Our < Cairn Oiirie _^ Cairn St-ourucii Cairn, W.. Cairimple <^ tVirnbniio Cairnbul); I'oint . Cairnbunu^,.,.,..,^ Cairnilay .,,.^^.^,^1 Caimdow (L.Pine)S6 15m w^7 3«N — !»5 9N A7 29s II 508 55 I (in .54 59.V ^7 9M 53 9N 44 2UN Cairnlleld Cairnfou ^^... Cairnie -~~«~ Calrnors ,^^ Cairns Mount Caimsinuir .~.^~ Cairnteo!< .^..,,„^ Cairn y David Cairo Cairn, or Messr el Kaliira ^..,.,^J3a 5N Calros, Point ,.,-^3 35n Caisaaro— ~. 3 2?8 Caistor, East — ^~-52 ,39m Caistoi- 53 .30!* t CaithnesH ^^.,M 24n Chj:i, La >>..»,»^20 5()S Ciilmiba, River ~- 3 ON CiijnUi litie Cajiirichi . Cala Cala Nuftiz . Cain, Una el. Cala, River ~,. Caiiui .^~^~.r^ . Calalinr, Olil, K. CaL'tbdzo y~~>~, t Calabria, Cilr.i„3') .'UM i Cilabria, UllraJW ,35;* Cal if 41 48M Ciiliitimiura, C. ~,39 27n Calalii-ili -~^ 6i» 25N Ciilftfiiria, T. 43 .30i« Caialinira ^>.»~^>~~42 1-Jn Calais -..^ 50 58M 10 i:iw H iOW 6 llw t .t4B 150 44B U22B 71 40w 71 5W 71 20W 71 35\v 72 8w 27 I5B 1 Mw 13 .32B 3 i8B 21 49B 5 24W 4w lOw ,3»W 8.3W 3 37W 3 7w 3 5l»W 3 4nw 3 .54vr 2 1.5W 6W .WW 3..~.>37 16N Calntariiui,^,><~.~37 55N Caljitavntura ~«.~.37 47i« Calatayud 41 24N Calava, C .38 UN Cillii' ^ ..^51 ,'i4N § Call)onKOK~.~>,~ 2 20N Calboiirn ..->..,..,..44 2N Calbnco 41 478 72 5 2 3 5 3 3 2 1 5 Calbiim~.~ Calcalet L- Calear ^ay 34M „25 34S Jil 4iN 31 IfB 7 19W 65 9w 1 41 B 20W 3 25W 63 4Hw 77 38W 16 ?2k 106 45 W 6 12W 3 31 (W 14 17" 5 54W .3/ JOB 8 I5B 67 ,38W 16 288 16 37b 1 2HB 2 .33R 1 9w in 22B 2 Ow 1 54B 2 22b 69 .33W 120 lOK 69 I5W 1 9W 6 46w 9W 102 I5K 21 IOb 1 h3w 1.3 !2b 13 IL'B 14 3l>b 12 5'.>B 13 54B 1 .^■.w U 55B 11 50b 12 Ob 77 58W 73 I4W 3 20W 61 .30 w 6 17B 13 13 13 14 52 25 47 47 47 47 47 .56 II 5«i 14 27 49 11 10 12 11 11 11 II 11 11 II 12 12 II 11 II II 12 II 12 II 49 12 12 II 9 25 37 21 49 10 9 II .W 49 25 46 24 36 20 24 85 36 49 26 26 21 24 12 25 24 14 14 .50 3.> .50 24 24 24 35 27 24 26 26 26 26 26 24 26 20 3(> 42 .50 II 50 17 rilc:i~> ;«» 568 69 43W ,50 Calipso J.WJJ..JJJJ .TS 56N 14 19B 18 (IB 67 48W 26 , . 51 65N .5.5 CalitHinini, Mt ^ ft Iftw 49 CalLic 48 2.-|M 3 26W 14 Callaclie ~^^, 6 3.38 7» 2«W 49 Callan Mount , 52 .53N 9 17W 13 Callander ^^. 56 14N 4 low 12 Callander ilo. , 56 ON 3 46W 12 Callants Ooif — 52 49M 4 41B 16 Callao, Port of. 11 5(18 77 6W 51 Callaqul, Volcano .37 52s 70 2.3W .50 f'a'liilis „,„r,„. 43 54 M 28 a5B 6 21w 66 SOW .56 Callboat~„,..w, „~j>8 7n II Callcliaqiii „.,„ -ib i88 ;i0 Callejones.,..^. 10 308 77 h'SM 49 Cullcn 52 33N 7 22W 13 (/'allian Drooi; , 14 30N 77 7B .^3 Callicecaa River,., 9 5s 73 50W 49 Callicot ~, 58 .32M 6 20w 11 CallieB 67 3M 2 45W 11 Callington ^.^ „,„.50 3lN 4 18W 10 Calliniciini 35 67m 39 OB .56 Callipolis 40 3N 18 OB .56 Callipolis 40 23M 26 39B .56 Callire, P» 43 IftM 28 3B .56 Callirboe^.., .37 ION .38 53b .56 Callirhoe ,,.,,..31 39n 35 40B 31 Cullis .12 39m 21 20B 2 44 w 56 Callow 52 ON 10 Callow Hill _ 54 llN 7 34W 13 Callique 34 308 71 ow .50 Callunborg ,.„ .55 41 N 11 5B 21 CuUvia „, '» In 21 24 b 2S Cftijy ,„^,„ ~~J>4 62W 4 llw 3 8«W 2 62B 12 Cally, W. 56 4IN 12 Calm, \m~^^^ 44 45M 14 Calmoutier ^ 47 .38M 6 19B 14 Calne ^^.^.^ 61 27N 2 IW 10 r^lni.1, , „ m 26M 4 48W 1.50 35B 124 131 12 Calo R. ,„~-33 Us .52 Calolbong .^^^ „ 13 5.-)N 35 Calolimiinia Point .34 S.5M 24 .51 B 27 Caloie River 41 ION 14 26B 25 Caloto .... „.,„, 2 55N 76 12W 16 48B 49 Caloveti 39 .32N 26 Caloy 43 59N 27W 14 Caloyera .^^ ^ 37 9M 25 35B 28 Calpe 36 ION 5 SOW .55 Caipe C. ,..,,.>. 41 ION 30 I4B 79 40b •56 Calpie ,.,,..26 6n 33 CalpuQtyn ~,~ 8 l.'M 79 578 33 Cal8on ,„,,„^ ,,,„ ,58 28.V 6 27W 14 .38 II Caltanisetta ~, 27 27M 26 Calterlen ~,,^ .54 42n 2 SOW 1 62W 9 Calton u J... 53 4N 9 Caltura 6 40m 80 78 33 Caludbill .5/ lOM 4 ,39W II Calumet, Pierre au57 .35M 111 40W 40 Calumet Rivt-i — 41 .50.V 87 31 W 44 Caluniost ,..,„, 45 llN 29 408 56 Calva Mountain »41 49M 9 12B 25 X Calv.'idoB, Depart- ment of ...... 49 6m i?Ow 14 Calvados, KocUsot 49 22N 3.I\V 14 Calve, I. ,56 .^'»v 6 Ow 12 Calveley „,«.,., ,63 8M 2 .38W 9 Calveide ,.„^,„». 52 24M 11 228 20 Calverton ~,„. „, 52 2N 60 W 10 Calvi \i .14 M 8 44b 25 Calvia , — .;«< 34 M 2 338 24 Calw 48 42N 8 458 .34 58 18 Culycadnus R. .'«J 22N .56 Calydon .38 -'4N 21 348 23 Calymna I. ,.._ 37 O.N 27 Ob 56 Calziida, la,.,. 7 22N 70 27w 49 Calzadar „„,„ :i8 37 M 3 44w 2t Calzudllla 41 13M 6 5W 24 Calzadilla .~~, „„„4(l 58M 6 5HW 21 Calzoda~,~,~. 40 34 M 6 47w 24 Cam ,.„,„_,.,. Jf,\ 4'iN 2 22W 10 Cam „»„,«„.„ \R .1KH 64 41W 158 49 Cam River 52 2i'n 10 Cam R 41 l-.'s 145 .538 .53 Caina, L. «~,~ ^-,.,.58 5M 6 4W 11 Camaciigoran~ .56 40V 4 21W 12 Caniacua River~_28 3 608 .54 Canton Campbelltown ,34 48 150 60B .52 Canton Campbeltown 57 35N 4 2W 11 Cantos, Campbeltown Cantwe (Caiitire) 55 26N 6 42W 12 Canusit Campecbe G. , 19 40M 92 30W 46 Cany„, Canipeclie,„~„ 19 52N 90 31W 46 Cac,,,. Campel ^. 46 18M 7 43B 15 Caondi Campen„.„, .,..,.54 24N 9 388 21 Caorle Campen,„~,,„ .,»..52 61 N 9 258 17 Caorso Camperdown llo. S« 29n 3 2W 12 Caoven Campestris 17 3N 35 OB .53 Capulb Campfluld„„„. 57 6M 2 .38W 11 Capi>lli Campfrio »„„, ,..,,.37 49N 6 32W 24 Capaiia Cainpiglia~,~, 45 2!)M 7 318 25 Capana CnmplRlia~„„„ 43 6n 10 388 25 Capant CampIllog~,~.. ^„M.,37 7m 4 .50W 24 Caparc Campjac~,~~~ 44 lOM 2 2IB 14 Capam Campo Alto«„ 26 258 SO 48W 51 Capos. Campoforinio_».._46 In 13 48 25 Capaxo Campoformio , -„„46 3N 13 48 25 Capeol Good Campo Major , 6 2<« 39 20W SI Campo Marino 41 67N IS 3B 25 % Cape Campo Ros80~ 46 .35m 12 38 19 J^ Campo Sto. „„ 24 128 63 S7W 50 CapeB Campo T 37 47N 3 S5W 24 CapeB t Cape fcapeC Campo deCaso El 43 IIn 6 28W 24 Camporredo~„„~,44 31m 8 44b 25 Campolora .~„ 46 2.5N 13 208 25 Capet CamporaRliena ,M.44 17N 10 68 25 CapeC Camporobres - 39 4IN 1 28W 24 Cape C Campos ,„..„„„ — „39 24M 3 28 24 Caj>ed Desv Campos Ancos — 41 668 8 48W 24 Campos Estensos _23 158 62 2JW .50 Cape E Camprodos ~, 42 18N 2 218 24 Cape i Camps rrnrryrtj •19 SIN 1 .578 4 13W 14 12 Capo F Canipsie ~,~„ ..,..-55 59N CapeG Campsie Fells .56 IN 4 low 12 Cape II Campster — „ 58 28N 3 20W 11 Cape L Campston ~,~ 58 5i;m 2 SOW 11 Cape A Camrose .51 61 M 6 Iw 10 Capel Wal« Camston Ca.~, ~,„.54 52N 4 3W 4 .38W 12 12 Camstradden 56 6N CapeS Camuclicro8.„. 4 1.18 71 .3(iw 49 Capel Camucini River.,,, 2 42.'^ 40 40W 51 (Soul Camtilapoor^,. 14 5KV 78 ;16b 33 Capel - (Jainuscross „„ ,,.,.,.57 8M 5 4.3w 11 Capel, Camuch 1 ~~„ 22 .38 63 .52W 50 Capel 1 Catuvellam „, .~~-i?6 20N 87 288 7 llw 33 11 Capel ( Can L ^^1 »5M Capel ( Cana ,.,.,,„»,„ 13 SON 48 308 .55 Capel 1 Cana ( Panama) ,«. 7 63n 77 25W 49 Capel ( Canaan „,„„,„ .,„~41 52M 73 llw 2 20 w 44 24 Capel ( Cnnahate .~,~„ 39 35V Cupel 1 Canabrava ~- 7 ■■1.58 41 21W 51 Cupel 1 t Canada ~,,„46 On 73 OW 61 I6W 39 .50 Capel 1 Canada ~,~-~, 28 08 Capel, Canada »,»,», 31 298 62 hlvf .50 Caper Caiitula del IIi y(>«3i) 5ilN 1 68W 24 Capel ■' Canada la,„~. 32 On 104 47W 45 Capelir Cnnafjun ,..,..«., 7 ION 70 ;«)W 49 Capellti Canaguan Isle 12 44M 61 'l.W 49 CapeUii Canandaigua,. 42 55N 77 l«w 44 Capells Cananea 25 is 47 4.';w 51 CapelU Cananea Day 25 28 47 40W 51 Capelle Cananore „,.,, ., II 5JM 75 258 .^3 CapvnK :: Cnnaru ~,,» 13 40v 75 OB 33 ofR( < ?anaria ***^*^. ~-.«27 S6n 15 SOW 10 OW .5.5 .55 Cape I'll H Canarii „.„, 26 .30N Capers Canary Islan.l.- C'linnpv IaIo „. — 28 20v S!l IIV 18 Ow .36 Capliai annton ( a.. 4 3iv I BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. LaT. , No. ri 1 i?7 Itiw 10<» 25W 40 ~ -~M 1»N 91 23W 44 > 8 ftN 9.1 .50B an 37 201* 55 32B 32 jri 40 3.1N 8 55K 20 polils. 3H 47N 30 22B ,50 J 23 US 68 XiW .50 ~,45 23N 12 7a 25 ver~J8 IN 3 50wr 24 11 -37 33N 6 19W 24 edeliUB 45S 75 40\ir 4S 28 4.58 67 13wr ,50 47 67" 2 16W 14 Cape 40 3.'5N 14 20B 2G 21 288 46 48W 51 40 a IN 14 25B 66 p 28 4(i8 24 ^B 38 41 50S 174 22B 53 It. 56 IIN 3 40W 12 ape~»4I 44s 174 18B .52 t St 388 137 28B 52 t. T6 55s 144 40B .52 3.J 4.58 149 40B ,52 )wii „,41 .578 147 35B .53 il .'{O WIS 149 57B ,52 sle — 52 3ns 16!) 50B 54 m ..^^'M 48 150 SOB ,52 n 57 35N 4 2W 11 S5 26N 6 42W 12 19 4()N 92 30W 4fi 19 62N 90 31 W 46 46 18N 7 43B 15 54 24M 9 38ii 21 52 51 N 9 25K 17 1 Ho. 56 29N 3 2W 12 37 3N 35 OB 53 r^^^^^f^J 6^ 2 .38W 11 37 49N 6 .12ve 24 45 2!)N 7 3IB 25 43 6N 10 388 25 37 7" 4 .5<)W 24 ,,rjjj44 lOw 2 2IB 14 26 258 50 4nw 51 ) 46 IN 13 4B 25 ) 46 3N 13 4B 25 r « 208 39 20W 51 ™o,-~.4l 57N 15 .3B 25 ) 46 abs 12 3B 19 24 128 63 57W .50 37 47N 3 55W 24 aoEl 43 IIN 5 28W 24 44 31 N 8 44b 25 46 2.5N 13 20B 25 m,M.44 17N 10 6B 25 39 41N 1 28W 24 39 24N 3 2B 24 18 41 568 8 48VV 24 nsus ~23 1.5s 62 2i\V .50 42 I8N 2 21B 24 49 51N 1 .57B 14 56 5iW 4 13W 12 s 56 IN 4 low 12 58 28N 3 20W 11 88 .5I5N 2 .50\v 11 .51 SIN 5 iw 10 54 52N 4 3W 12 56 6N 4 .3«W 12 4 i;w 71 mw 49 ver— 2 42s 40 40W 51 14 flH.v 78 ;J6B 33 .57 8N 5 4.3\V 11 22 .38 63 .52\V 50 i'6 20N 87 2HB 33 — ,Jbl a5N 7 IIW 11 13 60S 48 30B .55 in)™ 7 53N 77 25W 49 41 S2N 73 llw 44 39 ;).5.v 2 20\v 24 7 ."Wa 41 21 w 51 46 On 7:1 Ow 39 28 OS 61 16W 50 ,11 298 62 !>iw .50 c)yo_3i) 5ilN 1 68W 24 32 On 104 47W 45 7 ION 70 :t6w 49 i 12 44N 61 2:fw 49 42 55N 77 18W 44 2.5 IS 47 4.5W 51 25 28 47 40w 51 U 5>N 7.5 25B 33 1.1 40v 75 OB 33 27 66N 1.5 3iW .55 26 .ION 10 (HV .55 s — 28 20N oil iiv 18 OW l\ rj,,„ .H) Ciiiiuni Cmioni a C'aiKipeiiiiii Canoplo Mtl Caiiopiu CanoM Caiiouge Canao, Cnpe. .-..46 17N Cnn-o, Uuir of^..^5 3()N Cansbtdt 48 49N Ciinta II lis ^ Cantal, De|)urt- moiit of >.»,.^w45 'is Cantiilbary .«.„.^...2fl 35n Catitalpino 41 9n Cantarca, I..ake 37 .38n Cantaiira, La~>-», 9 2n Canterbury -.,._.^S1 17N Canti Sill ,^ -^22 40N Cantin, Cape 32 39N t. Caiitire™™»™>,Ji6 37n Cuntire Light Uu. 55 19n Cantire, Mull ot^^S 19if Canto. River ,.^....20 40n Cantoinank....>.^»^S 37n Canton <»,^>.— „.^>.. 2 3 3n Canton (A labiinia ) 32 In Cantos, Fuente de 38 I4n Cantwell ..,^...>^..39 22N Canunium Cuny, Cao. Caoiidivin Caorle Caorso Caovenes Capalbio Capnlluni I 14N 49 49N 7 52N 19 24N .45 46N 45 4N ~,48 43N .28 08 Capaiiachuug, R. _ 5 30b Capanaparo, River 6 52N Capantigua .„.^,.,,.^ 408 Caparcotia „,,,„.^ 27n CaparroMt «..^..,.,^42 17n Capo* ~,..,>.^.. 5 15n Capmo4,.,>.„„«„.wl9 34N Cape of Good Hope ....^34 28s t Cape, The (South Africa)^^ 208 Cape Balance .~~>.48 5In Cape Biirren lale 40 35b t Cape Ureton I8le46 16n Cape Coaat Castle. 5 25N Cape Cod .....^...^U 3N Capo Cod Bay..~>~42 ON Cape Creiis ,,„,„^2 20n Cape de log Desvoles ..,...^^8 lOs Cape Ensume -..^.^ 40n Cape Fareiyell..>~.,59 30n Cnpo Fear River™34 Mn Cape Grande -w.~~.l I 50n Cape Horn ~^ ^55 508 Cape Lookout ~>~.34 .15n Cape May, C. II. 39 9N Cape I'rince of Wales 65 20N Cape Sable Isle ~.43 27n Cape Town (Soutli Africa )~^3;i 548 Capel .^,..^>.,«.,,..ai 9N Capel, Isle ,,....,.^66 54n Capel Hangor .,,^i 25n Capel Cellwtn ...,^51 51N Capel C(ivlbren...>Jil 48N Capel Dyffryn -^,-52 4n Caput Gannon ^->_53 Sn Capel Oartheli ,.,-62 UN Cupel Illtyd ™._5I 55N Cupel Llaimlid ~.^1 56n CHt1 ,52n Cape lie „, ~™51 6n Capolle, la 49 58N Capuna. See En vs. of Roiiic™.-.,....-^ Cnpernauui »,~^2 53n Cii persee _-~-~, ,'i, I 7 s Capliar-Kuriicliit :il Ms 61 low 60 SOW 30 OB 30 lla 30 8B 16 18 79 50B 61 OW 61 26W 9 ISB 76 23W i 42B 89 l!iB 6 18W 12 :^B 64 4HW I 4B 68 OB 9 18W 6 34W 6 49w 6 4«IW 77 6w 24 lIR 113 20B 87 24W 6 I6W 75 3«W 16 7K 3am 79 17W 82 OB 12 641 9 68B 3 24W 11 24B 65 5IW 74 27W 67 24W 67 ;«w 35 14b 1 40W 103 I8B 42 OW 18 258 67 2.3W 148 lOB 61 OW 1 15M^ 70 9N 70 20W 3 19a 66 Ow 60 25W 44 *">W 78 OW 66 38W 67 6W 7(> 4lw 7*42w 168 OW 65 J8W U 25s 2IW 9 SB 3 69W 3 40 W 3 4IW 3 27w 3 45W 4 3W 3 2!»W 3 37W 3 26W 115 40B 3 22W 3 46W 49 3W 9 13H 1 31B 3 mw 2 SOB 3 56b .15 ,13b 1.50 l:fK ;)5 !;,'« 51 51 .56 ,56 .56 25 33 41 41 18 49 14 33 24 20 49 10 55 30 12 12 12 47 10 29 44 24 44 .55 14 48 33 25 25 14 25 60 48 48 60 31 24 35 51 18 2SS 38 38 41 52 41 36 44 44 14 49 41 40 44 49 48 44 41 40 41 38 10 21 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 ,53 10 10 51 25 21 10 10 14 2.5 ,11 .52 ,11 37 45N 85 WN 53 22N 40 32N M#^««36 48N ...^.^0 llN .,40 32N Carasu, River ,~~40 S.W Carasseu R, ^.._. I 40B Caratamsn, Lake~,t5 45N Caratvli, River <.~40 6tlN Caratova ~,....,»....4I 49n Caratova, Mounts 42 On Caravaca >..~.,..~J8 6n Caravellas. ^^17 406 Caravero ~.™^^ 3 OS Caravias „.,„„„,.i\ 28N Carjwang, Cr. ,,.^4 308 Carbanuiu „,„ Carberry ~~_ Carberry „,.., Carbia „„,.„. Carbon, Cape . Carbon! „„ Carbonara, Carbonara Cape ..^,19 6N Carbonei-u, T, de~i6 54N Carbonenis ,,-^^36 S6N Carboutlii..~.^.....35 11n Carbrook ,,,^^^52 37n Carcagente .^^>..39 4n Carcastillo .. 42 19n Carcans, Lakc~^5 8n Carcassone ,<»~.....43 14n Carcelcn .»^.«,,.J9 9l« Carcelles .»,..~^^6 58N Carcea «„.^.^..,..43 28N Cnreliel ™«^.~^>37 36 14n Carcinittic O. ,,,.^46 On Cardenete,..>,,^,~39 4nN Cardenoaa ^.^....^^.^O 47n Cardiani .^,,.^.,^17 35N Cardica <»^.«..^>,^0 32N Cardigan „,„.„„,,62 6n Cardigan Head 52 8n t Cardiganshire ,„62 I7N Cardigan Ray (Pr. Edw.'slsle) 46 UN Cardiff ^^,^^,.^1 29N Cardiki 39 30n Cardigos >.^,....^^ 41N Cardinale Cardington Cardington Cardinham Cardiotissa Cardiaton Cardiva, Isle Cardonagli „,-„„. Cardonald ,<»»**,,##* 18 40N 2 7N Cardoness Ca. Carduni „„„,. Cardonj S4 83N 37 50N — 7 408 41 6N Cardosa, £1 Cardross ~.™ .55 6«N C'nrdross ...,^^.^.56 Ion Carduclii ~-~~_™.37 25n Careaco -„™™^_16 228 Carennge -,.„„„,,.. 1 4 7n Carentan 49 ION Carestown ..,,...,...56 45N Carey .......... 41 4HN Carfrae Mill Iiin™55 46N Cargados Garayos life 16 08 Cargan ...^....^.....SS 3n Carglil 56 31 N Carhaiz 48 17n Cari 8 37n t Caria .~.~~.. 37 25N Cariaco „„,„„ 10 30N Cariacou .„ 12 28N Cariati 39 29N Cariay, River ...... 7 08 Curie ......56 40n Caribbeiin Sea 15 On Canbi, River .17 3.1N Caribou Isle ™~._49 4.5n Caricall .... ™10 58N Carick on Suir ,52 20m Caricoles, P. „,„, ^ SON Carigallen 53 58N Carigliano, River 41 16N Carigiiann™™™,..44 55n Carlhuno .~~.™™ 6 SON Carilaw >™ 55 27n C'lirinion Java I»le 6 08 {-'iirJTia 38 Ion Carine ..,.„. „14 22N S4 37B 27 70 OW 49 «.l 46w 46 25 8B 27 22 24a 27 2.1 Oa 27 2 2W 24 39 15W 51 66 20W 49 3 40W 24 148 20a .52 38 30b 56 3 2W 12 6 57W 13 8 I8B .56 5 lOB 36 16 loa 26 19 .16a 27 9 31 a 26 6 23W 24 2 OW 24 32 40a 30 52B 10 3IW 24 1 30W 24 1 8W 14 2 2.'B 14 1 29W 24 6 51a 15 6 IIB 11 3 48W 21 40 26B 30.56 | 4 1.3W 12 ai OB 66 1 40W 24 4 54W 24 25 5a 26 26 48a 27 4 :i7w 10 4 4IW 10 4 12w 10 62 34W 41 3 9W 10 21 19B 27 8 3W 24 16 25B 26 24W 10 9 45W 10 4 38W 10 S5 oa 28 2 53W 10 73 32b 33 1 37a 24 7 iPw 13 4 22w 12 4 I2W 12 13 7b 26 46 27W 51 3 21w 24 4 38W 12 4 I.'lW 12 42 4'5B 66 67 »)W 61 60 5(1w 47 1 l.lw 14 2 45W 12 86S2B 44 3 48W 12 58 .10B 1 3 39W 12 3 2lw 12 3 37w 14 63 65W 49 28 lOa 56 63 36W 49 61 32W 49 16 68B 26 63 67 w 51 4 16w 12 75 OW 47 12 57b 26 67 9W 41 7!> .50B 33 7 2.5W 13 78 5W 49 7 .1.iW 13 13 45B 25 7 44B 25 67 28w 49 2 47W 12 110 .-if Camiicliael »,».,..,Jfl S7m CarMilipiano...,.,.»,.«43 48n Carniillto ».,..,.~..6fl 35N Carmona .,.......„..37 86n Carinony ,^..,.....,..64 42n Camiunnock........S6 48N Cam ....„~,..„.,...54 SSn Camnchy «............5B 25N Canialbal « A2a Camaaary Cas. -~JM ION Camasoug _.,.«_J>7 SON tCamatic ^,...,..13 On Cambee .„.. 56 16n Canicastle ,.„...^-64 a4N Carndeeg. Ru ...,.,5* 68N Cameabo .»>>..,...... ft 19N Carnero, Point ,J!Xl 328 Cnrnesi ~~...........37 63N Caniesvllle ... ,14 20N Caniew ......... 52 43N Carney ...............64 92N Carnfurth >..»........54 8N 52 fiSN 9 I, IN 43 3Bw 4»54N aiN 58 7N Camo 53 3,1N Camock,~.™.......,.J>6 6n Camock ....J7 3In Camoni Point,..^,.. 8 6ON Carnock W. ........Jts 40n Camousty ..........,.Ji6 30n Camsore Point ...JIS 9n Camtogber, Mt.~.64 S2n Caniunnew ,„..,... M 12n Camuntum ....,.,..48 8n Camgiwch Cam leobar Isle Camigoro, Mt. t Camiola........ Caraish Camisli Camwath ..,....,..,..55 42n Carolatli ...^^......Sl 46n i Carolina. Nnrtli 35 30n t Carolina. South 34 On Caroline Isle ....... 408 Caroline Mt. ..»~ai 448 Carolside . .55 38n Carol ton^............ 33 3,3n Caromana, Furt.„45 15n Caronia....^.... «,,,.■ 37 59n Caroor ....,» .10 S6n Caronv, River, Carovigni ..m,., C'arpauedo Carpasia . Cnrpata, River 8 ION .40 43N .45 MN 30N 1 S3tt Carpathian Mts.~.49 On " ■ 35 *5N 40N A I 59n Carraniaky River S3 44n Carrapateria i Currara Carrara Carrascoaa Carrascosa.™... Carrawall R. Carreg Drewey Carreggia ....... Carreira Carreniu... Carretero , Carrcto .... Carrick (Warrick Castle ... Carrickarede I. ~ Carrickfer);us CBrricknmc.Toi2 3N .,..44 46N .~-43 5N .-,43 ION -~ 7 8N .~. 8 48N 52 14N 56 RN .55 14N 54 43N <^ SUN 88 8W 3 43W II oa 3 42W 6 32W 6 87w 4 16W 6 SOW 4 14W 44 49W A 32W 6 9«W 79 Oa 8 44W 6 ft4W 6 SOW 62 46W 73 83w 88 7a h3 SOW 6 SOW 8 SOW 9 46w 4 WW 93 6a 9 30a 14 6«a 7 16W 7 9w 3 SOW .1 3IW 4 A4W 100 16a 4 43w 9 49w 6 38W 6 S2W 4 14W 16 tarn 3 SOW 15 48a 79 Ow 81 OW 160 90w 117 30a 9 43w 86 7w 19 18B 14 27a 78 lOa 63 SOW 17 42a 11 42a 34 22a 63 S8W 23 oa 37 SB 37 6R 22 oa 13 16B 5 1.5W 21 48B 143 40a 139 Oa 77 atw 5 6b I 68W 4 37W 10 33a 9 low 6 25W 7 48W 7 21>w 5 41W 8 19W 9 63W 9 6Iw 8 53W 10 16B 10 7a 3 41a 8 44W 3 I9W 4 SOW 10 44B 8 85w 4 4UW 68 lOw 77 46w 6 44W 4 .53W 6 20w 6 4!)W 6 43W 43 13 25 13 24 13 12 13 II 51 13 II 33 13 13 II 51 SO 38 44 13 13 9 9 3S 14 19 II II 10 la 11 35 13 13 13 13 13 66 13 30 44 44 54 53 13 44 35 26 33 49 36 35 66 49 19 66 .56 55 35 10 38 63 63 47 14 9 24 56 13 11 13 13 13 13 13 13 24 25 25 24 24 11 10 25 24 24 49 49 13 12 13 13 13 0.5 '>0N 10;: ov ("a-cst(iwii -.lO 4.5N g 4.5W 1-1 I CanxThv .u-uia ■ "'"^ "^ ^ INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN N*act. I.*T. Loxa. #. Carun Oaruttu*. Cnrvadov ~~. Uitrv«lal ~.. Oarvujalm^.. Curvln ^ — C»rvo«lro ~~. Carvoutro, V Carvoelro, Cape Carynlienha 11.^ Caryi' Itlet <~~. Cat Cat ^10 3SN ..15 Ion .^41 47N .«) VUN I 2WI .•J7 7I« mKI 21 n 14 :<(m •77 ON ■^0 26N .3!) »)N Cm ~. — ~>~ — »..^ 7M Cuttle Craig ft7 On Cuttle Forbet 57 i»N Caia del Cuervo .~:)6 4)in Cata de fl«nu....,...4,t 46n OHmbermeJa ......^ On Caaabiiido 23 Ifta Cuiabla^ 44 40N Cuiaccia .~.^~.46 84N Caial MaKtrloro ~-44 S9N Cutalbiiitcu rt.^^lS 4(s Caiale 4A «n Catale 45 ION Caialeggto..... « ..>.^4 37n Caialuif, O. of \'i 40n Caaaiimnza R..,^12 SON Caianure ^^^^..^ 6 ON Catari Isl »<^. — »#»»#i»39 32N Cata* de Don Antonio~.>~>~>~J)9 8N Caiaidel Fiiurto^')!) 41 n Caiat tirandua~,,.30 31 n Cawviejii .,.,>.~^'t6 2UN Cosbin ,..> 36 ION Caicftde .^ J>1 Sjn Catcade B. See Norfolk I. ,.>..~.. Caaeadea Pt A3 58> Caacante #.>.....~»48 2N Cateantet^. Caicaea Caicia Cawio Point CuicoB. Caaeii Catembaa Cuerraa Caaerta^ Caiey Caieyville. wt3 39N 3U 4lN 42 44N 3!l 42N 43 42N 1 3N )35s .^9 IN ,^1 SN ^M ION '<#*#*37 IAn Caihate,V. 30 16N Catlicarigan ...^..M In Cathe River 34 37N Cathel..^,^ S3 36N Ca»liel «w<«»««»«~>«»-^ 25n Cttihel t C'atligHr»~_ Cashrnere .~~~ t Catia Regio Caiiana River Canianau Caiignano ~. Casilda Port. Ciuimeta ^. Caiir Jebbir. Caaita Catiiu M. Catiut Mt Clukenot SON ,36 20N .34 15N M 4&N . 4 Xltf 2 128 .-» 20N 21 33.V 4 31N 35 55N 15 2;n aO ON ~Ji ION ....~36 9N Caikett, The. Isles 49 43N i;aikieben«.~~..^7 12N Catleisy .....,.«..>. J >2 40n Catiie Water 57 58N Ca»lioliano~-~~~~43 17N Catnteel.. ^4 27N Casurate .~~^.^5 I7n Caios 35 22N Ciispe .„...,...^,~>~»41 14N Ca«piuu Sea ~x42 ON B Caspii 38 On Caspira 34 On Catro d' Ayro 41 In Can River 43 34N Catiia ..>.^^^«-'-»-~»«40 55 N Caasabu 38 2SN Casaam .^„^^^.,.^56 52n Oatiaiidra, Uulf uf40 5n Caitano<>>.«>«~~~.39 45N Ca»aro .^,..,^^~^7 8n Caatealigaiiw ~.^29 34N Catsei. Caasel. Cassel Ca.iiia Via. Hee Envs. of Roine~- Cassimabad 25 44N Citwipura River ~. 3 SON Cutslterridcs I. ^49 67n Cai»ock..~ ....Jift I9N ~-S0 4!)N 1 18N ^.^50 ON Catta Hd.. CastHgiiettu T.. JS9 ION .,43 I IN 85 III 73 OK 80 SB 5 3rw 6 OW 8 &?■ 62 19W 8 22Hr 9 35W 44 44Mr 7S oa 25 44 ■ 113 OH 37 I5B 4 (m i 41W 6 67W 7 36w 4 28Mr 66 23\v 88 471 9 4lB 10 27m 59 40W 8 27« 9 41M 8 461 8 40k 16 30w 71 25W 6 18W 6 13W 5 38W 106 46nr 6 49W 49 52K 6 llw 168 25R 1 42W 5 42Mr 9 27W 13 OK 16 30K 70 BW 12K y>36w 1 47K 14 19K 7 68W 84 iiyr 95 84W 7 54W 91 22w 7 »6W 9 47W 7 62W 74 OB 7« !:0B 74 Ok 72 40W m 4iw 16 24B 70 56W 72 44W 8 30K 108 OH' 36 OK 3:1 3k 96 30K 8 29wr 2 17W 1 12K 4 42W 10 44k 6 54Hr 9 3K 26 55k 2vr 51 OK 48 OK 75 OK 7 54W 84 6vr 16 56R 28 Ob 6 36W 23 44)K 16 I9K 14 55r 81 25K 2 29k 9 30K 8 I2K m 47K 51 6W 7 OW 3 I3w 3 I5W 10 32k l»o. or NlHM L.T. Lunt. ' 56 CitKtillo de lot 33 Giiardiai 37 45N 6 I3«ir 33 Cattillon 44 5Wn 4w 21 Catlillonncii 44 40i« ,34 K 24 Cattilloikle^ .34 v>()n .M X'tW 11 Ciiitle ,11 5»n '.tJH 49 Castle Acr 52 44n 42R 24 Caiitle lIvllinKliiiin 53 54N n 2.HV 24 Cattle- Blatiey 54 7N « 4.IW 51 Ciihtle Bolton M 3tiN 1 66\V 40 Castle C. 32 47» 17 ¥\n 27 Cattle Carey..-__51 6n 2 3tiwr 2'.) Castle Cari-ock ,^% 53n 3 4;hv 30 Cattle Cury 55 5UN 3 5S\V 11 Castle Caiilflod ,.,54 3In 6 5IW 11 Cattle Comb SI 31 N 3 5w 21 Cattle Corner ,.,,,,.52 4UN 7 12W 24 Cattle Craig 56 40N 8 23W 31 Cattle Dawtun 54 47N 6 34Mr 50 Castle Derg 54 43N 7 Mw 27 Cattle U«rnu>i„..^2 55n 6 4!IW 15 Castle Eden 54 46N 1 low 25 Cosile George ,„„,52 15N 10 3w 49 Castle llucket ...~.V3 30N 8 66w 25 Castle Island &2 I4N 9 2UW 25 Cattle Isle, or 33 South Kay 22 Cn 73 Mw 48 Cattle L. ~, .-65 7n 3 27W 36 Cattle I.. 54 50N 4 37W 49 Cuttle Lvoni 52 5N 8 13W 24 Cattle Martyr 51 54N Cattle Plunktit — 53 45N 8 IW 8 1»W 24 Cattle Pollard ..^.JO 41 N 7 16W 24 Caftle Pt. 40 65S 176 30B 46 Castle Rising 52 48N 2HB 24 Castle Wellun 64 15n 6 63W 32 Custlobar 53 51 n 9 16W 11 Castleblakenoy — 53 26n 8 27W Castlvconnor ,,,....54 llIN 9 6w 53 Castlecor ~,53 47n 7 8w 53 Castlecor 52 12N 8 4!)«V 21 Cattli'Hnn 54 48n 7 3«W 24 Cattleford 53 4iN 1 2lw 24 Cattlegur 53 I8N 9 iw m Caatloliaven 51 31 n 9 9w 86 Ca»tleknuek 53 23m 6 21W 44 Caatleniain ^~.~.»52 ION 9 43W 34 Cataeinilk,.,..„....Ji5 6n 3 30W SI CuttofM ^ 53 46N 8 28W 34 Cattiereagh R. ...,,10 308 148 1,SK 35 Caatleton ^ 53 80n 1 48W 13 Cattleton — : S3 36N 2 7w 44 CaUlcton ~~„~,-JS6 64N 3 25w 46 Castleton ..„ .Ji3 86N 7 2(iw 13 Castletown — 58 34n 3 21W 44 Caatletown 54 5n 4 411W 13 Castletown.... 57 87n 4 3w 13 Castletown 52 58n 7 30W 13 Castletown ........SI 39N 8 5IW 29 Castletown ......57 IN 3 S-HIW an Castletown, New .55 llN 2 48W 65 Castletown Roche 52 9n 8 26w 49 Caitletownseiiil ..Jil 32N 9 9w 49 Cattleventry 51 37n 8 SOW 36 Caitlewig 54 46N 4 2(>w 48 Caston...., 52 34N 53K 49 Castor 52 ;t6N 2(tW 36 Castor and Pollux 27 60N 82 47w 43 Cattnunont ,.,..,54 55N 4 I.JW 80.56 Caitrunitza 40 50N 31 &(iB 31 Castre ..~~. 5» 44N 4 4R 30 Castres ; 43 36N 2 KiB 14 Castri 38 27N 22 2!iB 11 Castricom Bay — 4(in 124 4(IB 10 Castriet 43 39N 3 5HB 11 Castril 37 47n Si 54W 25 i'astril, Sra de 37 67n 2 46W 18 Cattrillo 41 55N 4 18W 25 Castril Ion 43 23N 6 48W 56 Castro ...^ 43 J(4N 3 13W 24 Castro 37 42N 4 3:iw 29 Ca.stro ..,........,,^^42 38N 6 28W 56 Castro .. 40 5N 18 24B 65 Castro . 36 15N 34 9B 24 Castro 42 3(W 73 .WW 44 Castro Giovmiiii,.,;!? 23N 14 18B 26 Cnstro, G. of Po..a5 13N 26 1«B 30 Cnstro Maritimo ...4(1 2n 18 26K 11 Castro, Palo 38 42N 2l» 5!(B 27 Castro, P 38 17N 22 47 B 36 Castro Vicente ....41 32N 6 4*iW 36 Castrocontrigo — 42 9n 6 I2W 33 Castroinarin 3? liN 7 18W 14 Cnstrop 51 33N 7 lUK 17 Castropol .. 43 32M 7 4W 17 Ciittroverde 41 4»n 4 16w Ciistroverde .. H) SON 6 82 W 25 Cjistroverde ,..w,~43 4N 7 25W 33 Cubtroverdo ......37 46N 8 4w 51 Castrovireuia ..~.I3 i'.is 74 53W S.") Cttstrovite 42 41 n l/W 12 Castrum Cuplia ..37 5.'>.n 41 lOB 11 Cattrup 55 .19N 12 36B '2.5 (;a8tu.i , 15 W3N 14 iJK Np. or 34 14 14 f>\ 10 10 13 13 9 38 10 9 13 13 10 13 13 13 13 13 9 13 13 13 47 13 13 13 13 13 13 53 10 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 9 13 13 13 13 13 13 63 9 9 11 13 11 9 U 13 13 11 12 13 13 13 12 10 10 44 13 27 16 14 28 a3 14 24 34 24 24 24 24 24 35 30 60 26 27 26 28 28 24 34 34 17 24 21 24 24 24 49 24 56 'i\ I'J Hamii LikT. lonu. No. or M4r. Stun, t.'iiliaro .».,. 42 2HN 1 Cattaro 42 28N Cattaro, Gulf of .,48 2ti!« Cattegat, Mtnit of £6 61N Cattenburg .....Jil 3Hn CatterliaiM ,...81 Ids Catlerick .. .54 2IN S CnttI . fi() »iM Cattolica ........43 Ultt Catton .S4 65N Cattoii 51 15N Cattun, II. 5.1 5flN Catton, Luke 53 50N Calule 1.1 328 Catunibela, River 12 20a Cat worth .........5J 2:iN Caubtil .. 34 28N Cauca, or Cmco R. 9 9n t Cuuciuus .45 ON Ciuicasian Gatcs..42 .30.v Caucasus, Indiun«.15 30N Caucasus Mtt. ,. Caucasus Mt. Cauchlpil CauciM River Cuudebec Caudete. Canliat . S Cankers. Caukers Canlnn. Caune, La Cauniiiri River Caunton {44 44N 37 108 ) 49 2!).N 40 4HK { 33 C'aunus,_... Cauquene.s ... Caura River,. Causeway .~,.. Caussade .~... Cuutario . -.,42 3.JN 348 ,.48 OS 4!> aiN ..38 4'2N ,.31 41 N ;iO 30N .'W .15.V .;« 2i»N .43 42N . 1 58 -53 7N ,16 51 N .•)5 ,328 7 44N ,52 24N .44 9N 12 08 Cauteii River 38 4(i8 Cauvery River. l> (in Cavado River ,.41 30n Cavak,..,....~.~...4» 3Un Cavalaire 43 UN Cavaleric, La 44 ON Cavalho 41 ."Mn Cavallo, Cape 40 40N Cavallo, Isle 41 23N Cavan 5.1 5!»n t Cavan, Couiity...M ON Cavaiia .„.,..._23 4/8 Cavanas, Pto. .~23 3m Cave, North 53 47" Cauverypoor!iin...~l 1 5.1N Cauv s a. ..41 IN Cava JUt 52N Cavaliere, C. Cave B. Cavendish,.. Cavers .„.„,. Caversfleld . Caversliani . Caviana Isle Cavignuc .,. Cavinas .. Cavio, Port -. Cuvoli Island Cavrin ,. Cawdor C. Cawnod 53 .-iON Cawston .. 52 4HN Cawtlione ...... 53 .34N Cawtliwaite....,~,.M 46N Cawton 56 58n CHxaniarca >-~.-. 7 48 Cax.tmarquillu...... 7 52s Ci«at!unbo~..,,.., 9 518 Cnxeloros ,....,..-'9 3i'8 Caxton ...........52 14N Cay, North 1(1 42n 36 lO.v ,.,A3 47N .52 4N ~.55 26M .-51 S.IN — 51 2HN UW .45 6N .11 2.'iS 37 .MN 39 4N 46 14N .■i? 3-'N Cay, West Passage 24 30N Cnyanibe-.,..,...- 08 Cayaine River™.. 3 558 C:iy.ipns 3IN Cayaria, R 7 408 Cayciira 7 4«n Cayeluno 37 bis Cayelboodah ....19 .Mn Cayeniites...,....IU 40N Cayenn e ............... 4 58-N Ctiycsta 31 108 Cuvliaury ..... 1 3/8 Cayhurst. 53 6n Caylus 44 I4N Cayinues, R. 1" 278 Cayman 9 2(t.v I ayman Bme™-~.l9 44N Cayman, Grand, I.l!) 20.v Cayinuii Lit lit 4'2^f (!uy m en... — .— ,~.'i4 1 v Caym' I Lake 27 7" ( ■uyxtl . 2.t fli i.s 18 4«IR lit 4(IB 18 .'<8B 11 .'MB I)) 25 9 10 9 9 51 36 10 33 49 23 .50 .33 .56 .50 48 14 34 36 23 .12 .56 14 49 9 .56 .50 49 13 14 49 .50 33 34 37 14 14 21 36 25 13 13 .50 47 9 ai 30 11 30 9 10 12 10 10 51 14 49 28 26 19 II 9 10 9 9 II 49 19 49 .50 10 46 44 49 49 49 49 49 45 33 47 51 .50 49 10 11 49 49 47 47 47 20 46 17 Cei.ta R. Cetitlnel, N. 1 Ccntlnela-. Cenlinvlle. Centixtu... Ciiito .._. Ceil I re . Centre I. ... Centrevillu ,„ Centrpvlili- Ontiites U. Centuuiccllue Centurinum . Ceot ......... Cephalae Pr. Ceplialonia I Ceppo, River. Ccriilbo Isle. Ceram Isle . Ceramic (i. . Cerutut of Arr Cerasut of Xei Cereal . Cerciiia .-..,.. Cerc-initis ..... Cercinitus L. Cercottes,,-..- Cerdedo.,,..^. Cerdon.... Cerelo t'ereiitino ~.. Ceres ......... Ceresius L. . C'erct ......,- Cerignola .... Cerlgo ..... Cerillae Cerillos ...... Cerisy....... Cerkena 1)..,... Cernay.....^ Cenie Abbas . Cemfer ........ Ceniioge ..,.». Cerreto... ...... Cerrito....,..~. Cerro Colbradc Cerro, Kl .,...- Cerro Gurdn~, Cerro de 8. CIt Cerros, lslp......». Cervaro, River Cervera ,.,.». Cervera ,._.., Cerviii .. Ceritiia ...... Ceriie I......... Cerro Cliurulqii Cervin, Mont-. Cervionc^...... (/'esano. See K of Rome... Cesano, River. Cesareu Port .... Cesena ....... Cesono. Uivcr. Ccssnock W. . Cestius, R...... (estona ........ Cestos, River , Cestos, Grand. Cetinu ....... Cetius, M...... Cotraro ..,...~. Cette .~..-. — Cettione..-.™. Cettysburg ..... Ceulii... Cevera, Cape . Cevio ~v....... Cevlu .~......... Ceylon, I.-Und Cey nuwo ,.,.. Ceyseriat .-..., Ceyseriou ..... Cezanne...,..- Cha-ou ...... Cliaain....... Cliaam ....._. i Cliab -..- Cliabiiricha.... ClialiurinH...... CliHberis ...... Cliiil)eris, 11.... Cliaboiiois,.,.. Chuborus, R. . Cliabuursk ,.. Cliacainie .»... Chiic.io .... — >.r, ' rr^>uj:irv SLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 11 Lniia. UN 47" 3N I 47" MN IN 1 5'JN ION 1 47N 4N 1 25M SflN 28N \i\V as .'>1N is us • 3>S sov 4HN 1 34M , 46N I fl9W 4S 528 I 3(18 1411 AW 3(iN 08 558 IH M\K III 4(111 IH .'<«■ II .'Ml 10 yi 6w 1 saw ft :ioa la 458 3 Kiw llw MW 54\V 41 WW 13 4Ua 25w m 48 74 45W 44 08 45 08 72 408 •S] 108 > 40 4H8 r 44 08 73 0\V 74 ftSW 4-iB 1 \vr 17 8»v (U) 08 GU 308 16 258 3 428 71 32W 53W 28 3dB 71 2«w 65 20iV 9 4 25 10 9 9 51 36 10 33 49 23 56 33 23 56 50 48 14 24 36 23 32 ."Mi 14 49 9 56 50 49 13 14 49 50 33 24 27 U 14 24 26 2.5 13 13 50 47 9 33 30 It 30 9 10 12 10 10 61 14 49 28 26 19 11 9 10 9 9 11 49 19 49 SO 10 46 44 4'.) 49 Mturi. t.T. Ci'i.tii K. ,..^^^22 Cuiitinul, N. lale^lt Continvlii-. Centinvlle. Ceiit!iita>~~.. Ci'iito. Cull I re . Cuiiire I. Cvntrevillu . C«iitrevllli' Onti'itcs It. ... Centuiiicclluu Centuriniiin . Ceos >^. Cephalne I'r. Cuplinloiiin ~ Cepput Kiver^ Ccnilbu IMe. Ci'mm lalu , Ceramic (J- , Cerutus of ArrlHn_40 CeriiMUiof Xciiop.-4l Cereal 37 Cerciiui Cercinitls #~.> CerciiiitiM L. Cercottes^w.^ Cerd(m.~.>^~. Cerelo ^^^ CerLMilino Ceres ^,.^.. Ceresius L. . Ceret ...^.w^. CeriRnoln ^. Cerigo Cerilliic^.. Cerillos 34 45N ,34 36N 40 S6N .-~48 ON 42 32N 46 5N .41 IHN ,6 20N .^6 17N .46 ON 42 SIN 41 16N .16 12N 39 40N 22 40b Ccrisy, Cerkeim li. Cernay. Cenie Abbas ^ Cenifer . Cernioge Cerreto. Cerrito., Cerro Culbntdo. Cerro, V.X ..»..-.. Cerro Gorda~-., •47 -50 .47 .53 .42 6 31 :i7 .26 Cerro ~~' Cesiino, Kiver,~,.~43 Cesarcu Port 4o Cesena .~.~~-»~««44 Cesoiio, Uiver«~~.4l Cossnock W. 53 Cestius, R 4 SI i estona «~,~.~,~~.43 Cestoa, lliver 5 Cestos, UramI 5 Cetina ,„.^^..~~.Vl Cetius, M.^ 47 Cotraro <^,.^>,^~.3!> Cette 4.1 Cettione.~.,~-~~~~42 Cettysburg ^.^~^V.\ Ceutii ~>^^ ^..;i5 Ceva 44 Cevera, Cape .^.^37 Cevio »■..#*»».*»*»>»»» ».to Cevia ;«) Ci'yion, I.-Uiid of 7 Ceynowo. Ccyseriat Ceyseriou Cezanne Cliii-ou Cliaant~<. Cliaain iciiab Ciittliiiricliii CliabarliiH CImberis Clialieris, 11. Ctiabonois..^ Chaboras, R Cliabuursk Cliacaliuu Chiic.io ~. ,T6N 57N 4!)N 50N 3N 3N .MN 48N 50N .37N 25N 5.'(N 12N 2<)N 40N 51 N I6N 1«N SON 08 .'>yN 2v!N 4(;n 1.3N ilN ;i2N 33N ION 14N 4(lN O.V 1!)N 40N 30N 2oN 29N 4*JN .■seN 24N 5!)N IHN 9N 40N 45N ION 4!»N 57N y«.v SON lii.v 21N 21.V ON ON 51N IIIN 2I)N , Ko. or .■lO 3.5 49 29 27 2.5 44 .53 44 44 56 56 S6 28 66 24 25 46 62 56 56 66 25 66 .56 flfi 14 24 14 2.5 15 12 56 14 25 28 .56 •50 MM* u 26 14 10 15 9 25 49 46 24 40 46 46 25 24 24 25 56 65 .50 25 25 25 25 26 25 25 12 .56 24 36 36 24 .56 26 14 27 44 36 25 it 15 30 33 20 14 14 14 34 16 15 32 23 23 .53 .53 14 66 23 63 IHW 92 ,1J8 79 low 113 408 IH 498 II \m 7.'> .'.6w 167 108 «4 52W «7 I7W 41 608 II 478 9 208 24 22K 15 258 20 .'UiB 7 5.18 109 S5b 3 3(iW 12 558 73 33W 109 8w 6 S2W 104 l!)w 113 .)SW 115 14W 15 548 1 4W 4 24W 12 218 M3 228 1.-. SOW 64 62W 7 40B 9 288 13 108 17 568 12 14B 15 4HR 4 24W 31 OB 2 I2W 9 OW 8 Ow I .57w 16 458 15 578 3 428 19 98 77 l:'W 5 I8W 8 88 aow 8 .'18B 28 22K 81 Ob 18 .'ias 5 20E 5 4SB 6 46B 117 308 4 52B 8 278 49 2UB .52 .tlB 53 41 B W 08 7'J OK 40B 40 SOK 47 4.>K NtMrf. t»T. So. nr iSkr. I Na-'ki. L.T. Clialfonl, 8( I'eUr'B ...^....^X Ms Clmlford ...^ 51 4.'In Cliallit ^^ .'18 2HN Cliullm .~wtl UfiN Chalky li.^ 46 (in Ciiiilky 1 45 .508 C hallu jO on Clialliicdiiibu .~.~.il 9N Cliallana, R.^, 15 3'« Clliillft 4H S4N Clialtiiers .. 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X Clmffnte, Lower, Dt-partnieiit of— 45 43n .45 40N 148 14 Cliart-iitoii CImrgauiii Cliargong Charikar — Charing Charing-nor Charite La Chariton .48 47 N .21 ION .25 49N .;« 7N .51 13n ,:C) ON .47 l-'N m 12N Chariton River _3!» 13N Charjaldjin Lake— SO 2liN Charjooee 39 ON Charkanurud —30 15N 35 44N 52 24N .50 7N 60 :4N —..52 IlN ^62 40N _3« 291' Charki . Charkund — Cliarlatskiii ... Cliarleiiioni — Charleroi — .~ Charli'S, Cape Charles lalu Charleston .. Cliarli'Sion (Virginia) Cliarh'stoii (tiuiitli Carolina) 32 42n Charlestown 18 I3N Charlestown— ...— ^7 6n Chariesiown.^— ^7 5N Cliarlestown 56 2ir Charlustown (New Hampshire) 43 ION 37w 3 3! 80 53W 13 ISB 78 4iiw 2 aw 2 «iw 3 I9W 2 ;jw 1 44W 34 518 42 21B (i 208 7 108 2 iI)W 38 SOB 2 SiW 5 .'8 I 4lW !H) 4W 41 2U8 70 SSB Chosiiir ~— Chase .■ l base I. . — —12 5.1N 2 4«w „_S0 SHN 2 IW „,47 l>8 167 .1.18 44 20 44 10 10 11 10 9 37 56 14 16 10 .56 10 14 14 14 .50 51 II 32 .56 12 14 30 10 14 14 48 ,56 33 36 10 ,53 5 ) i ■ Ciliifiirin, T 4:i .mv Ciiliiis _~- U) oB.t ( (^iiUii, Ocpart- iiieipt of ~. ~--fl« »is Ciiliiiiui >~~.,« .,^27 i7a (Tftliimiftiin Iil.-!i ..1 1 .TiJf L'.ll:llll ('iiUmoclia CHlanu* Ciiliinila Catiintnn .»~ Cxliiritos ..^ Caliiflpiimi ~ C ll 'tllNllotlH Ciilutiibalotta, R, CubtaRironc. Ciilatariini-.....^.J7 M<* -~SI 57» ^-.■»7 Sti* 40 59i( ri 17w .T) 43M .17 M5!« 37 2flM ('aUttnvntiini Ciilntnyiid . Cal.-iva, C. Cill.o ( Ciill>onKOri. Calboiirn 3747H 41 24N 38 I IN 1 MS 2 mn 44 2N I 47s Ciilbuco -~.. Ciilbuni~~.-~-~~,57 34N Cnlcnlot L. K 34s Ciilvitr «...^..„.^..3I 4')N Calciftii, L. ..,..,.«.W 52n Ciilc;i«ii, Rivur„~~30 7i« r'i.>~.,.^_M>4I 37N Caldaadiis, River 13 lOs CiililHs. N. S. das ~ 7i« 8 30v ..21 208 ^A3 4SN 1 2N RN .S3 41 N .41 3N 36 4.-4 27N .") S4N ...A5 54N Caldir. West «,.-JJ.^ 52n 58 29N 54 24N M 45n 57 4N 55 SON 7 On 23 588 ,J 27N 4 228 34 6.IN 5b 4(iN raider L. Ciilder, R. ^ Calcler, Hiver Ciilder W. ^ Calder \Vr. ^ Caldcra Culdei'u ,^,,.^ Calderon, Pt. Cidderun. Va. Cidderuiii, Islo. Calderwood Ho- Caldew, River ,-.^.54 64N €iilt~»»..,..,^6l SON Caldieio .^..^....^45 3.'N Caldwell .............43 25n Caldwell Ho. .,~~,.W 4fiN Caldy Isle .^^......fil 3!)v Cule Purembole .~41 ON Caledon »,. Oaledoii ~,. X Calednn..„~. CHledou, Hiver Ciiledoiiia « { Caledonia „, Caledonia, New, Isle Cnlella t Calenberg Calentana.^, CalenzanflM. Calera Caleroo Calf of Man Calf, Islo ~. Calf, I. ~ Calfaoiii'a .., Calgary Cas. Calliota Callioliii, Fort Calliuun...~ Calliii das Burruiras Call. Calicut California, Gulf of 28 X California, New, or Upper ^..,.J^ On t Culifurnia, Old, or Lower .,.™....,27 0" Caliinere, Point ~.10 24N Calinga ..18 40n « Calin(jiD...~.....,--18 3"N Caliiigapatiuu ...... 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Caiiiacua River. Camamu Caniuna Camanacoa, Camapiiao, PortiulO Caiiiapuan I{iver~,31 Camaro River Camari Caniarina CamoronvB — Camarones R. CamaruM]ui .» Cambato Canibay,. Cambay, Uiilf uf. CanilM, la,-.. Cambi Cambi Isle Camblesforth .~.. Canibo llo. Cambodia.. Cambodia Point t Canibi)ja..._~ Camltoja River. 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Camma River. Cammer «.«,.. Camniin. CaniMiin. Camna-...-. 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Camstraddon .„. ,.J16 6N ('aniuclieroii— ~. .„ 4 1.18 Cnnmcim River — 3 42s f.'amiilapoor,..... —14 5HN ('.iimiMriisa ..,.. .'.7 8N Camiicli 1 ~~-.~. „.,22 .38 C.iiiivellani .-... ._,26 20N Can L. ......»_ ..JH a5N .—13 60N Cana (Panama) ... 7 ^3N (Janaan 41 ft2w Canabale .-, „3!» .351* Canabr.iva — 7 .'Ws X Canada...-^,,- — 46 On Canada _.....,„. ,— 28 08 Canada ~,~,~,-, —31 298 Canada del Hoy ||J«) 5!»N Canada la...~.~. .—32 On Cfluiigua „..«»... ~... 7 ION Canaguan Isle Canandaigua,. Cananca — — Canatiea Bay Cananore i Canara Canaria , ( Cimarii Canary Islan.ig Canary Islo Canus Canasnio Canatlia Canal ha Canaveral 12 44N .—42 55N —23 18 .-„25 2s —II .52N .13 40n .27 66N 26 30N 28 20N 28 ON 26 17s .22 1.58 .32 60N 33 7N ..38 2N Canaveral, Cape— 28 1.5N Canaveral Ible— 28 488 Canavezes„„— .~.41 I4n CauHviclia River— 7 3.5N Caiiawagn River— 41 22n Cancao .j> ..1 18n Canclie River —50 31 n Canclice. Caneliy Cancto, Cancon,— .. Cancrew . Candiies R Candavia Candeas R. Candela ,— ,. Cnndelaria. Candelaria . Candelaria Candelmoro Candia— ..~. Candia, l.'tleof. Candidinna ~. Candidum Pr. Candlli C ('anducla.-.— .... Caiidura Cape Candy Capo- Cane R Canea ,-.~ Canemorto Canete ...~ Canfane — . Canga «— , Cangalln Cangiis de Onis . Caiigaye — .. Cangri'jos ..-...„ Cangrelos .~~.,. Canha, River „ Canha, V Caniapuscaw, I Canical ...— ~ Canicrt ~.— ~~ Caniles..— .. Canizal — . Cankun I. Canna, C, Canna, Isle. .26 4N —50 UN .43 UN 44 .3;iN M 61 N 13 208 .41 I8N .10 60S .27 14N ,35 378 ,27 .3.38 26 1.58 ,67 l.'iN .35 20N 35 1.5N 44 9N .37 20N .38 32N .42 4ilN ;K5 6n 1 .3N .25 45N 36 28N _42 7N ~12 588 ~42 40N ~ 2 57s 12 6.')8 —43 17N —25 558 —22 08 —22 398 —.38 51 N —38 47N —54 ;min —.31 44N 31 38N 37 25N 41 18N 21 «N —57 7N Cannabrava, Ri —12 15s Cannae .— «— — .41 20n Cunnalibulisli— ~.,67 ''Os Cannes—. 43 33N Cannich, River— -57 25N Cannie Beg <~ 56 53N Canniek—.— ~.,~54 67N Canning Downs ~,28 20s Canning R. ——,32 4s Canniiigtun— 51 O.v C'annisbay ——68 38n Carmock ~— ~52 43n Cannon River ...—44 4In Cannonmouth Pt..54 16n Cano, del 39 13n Cano Guaragiian.., 9 ION Canuby „.....— 55 6N Canoloor Isle—.- 5 518 Canoma, River ..>, 3 47s Canon —53 7n 4 3w 4 .3HW 71 .36 W 40 40W 78 .36B 6 43w ft3 .52W 87 2HB 7 IIW 411 30R 77 26W 73 llw 2 20 W 41 21w 73 OW 61 16W 62 52W I 6HW 104 47W 70 'M\v 61 2:(w 77 18W 47 4.'iw 47 40w 75 25B 76 OB 15 a»w 10 OW 18 Ow 15 6 fiv 4 3)IW 12 >»-„w — - 4 l:i« 71 3(iW 49 liv«T~. 2 4?s 40 40W 51 r~,~ ^14 IMS 78 .■«■ 33 :.7 HN « 43vir II 22 38 fa 52W 60 ~.~ a« 2nN »7 2Ha 3;) ---ft? »^N 7 IIHT 11 — 13 5(»N 4)1 30R M nina .~ 7 MM 77 25wr 49 41 »2M 73 liw 44 P««»'.s ,™3!> .')flN 2 2(»»v 24 — 7 .■«» 41 21 W 51 r 1 . |. 1 — 4f5 Om 73 0\v 39 — 2H 08 61 \%vr 50 **f*^ft — 31 298 62 ft2w 50 Hoyo^W 51IN 1 68«r 24 — 32 OM 104 47W 45 7 ION 70 .'t6»v it Ne.. ,^13 44M 61 2;w 49 ua — 42 55M 77 18W 44 — 23 J 8 47 4.'.w 51 ay ~ ,--,25 2s 47 40w 51 II 5>M 75 25K Xi — 13 40m 75 «iB 33 MW«..«» — 27 Mm 15 »IW 65 2« 30N 10 OW M in(b. w_28 20N 18 0«r 36 > 20 OM 15 67 338 56 3\v 60 26 1.58 64 38Hr 60 3 ***** ,™67 l.'.M 3 27w 11 35 21 IN 25 OB 27 (JOf~ 35 l.'iM 25 OK 27 ***** „„44 9N 26 53U 5r, Pr 37 iiiN 9 60B 50 ^,^,^ 38 32 M 21 IB 2S ««#*#« — 42 411M 4 4w 24 npi>« — 36 (iM 27 40K 30 0~~ ..** 1 3N 121 38B 35 ,~,26 45N 80 28B 33 *********•, do Jo" 24 IB 27 42 7M 12 6;iR 25 w_12 588 76 28W 49 ~<~_ ^42 40M 32W 24 ^^~. .**. 2 57s 16 50b 36 >****** 12 658 74 7w 49 )iii8 — 43 I7M 6 low 24 ,~,25 558 69 sow 50 22 OS 66 4w 50 >****** 22 3!)s 63 26w 50 or *- ,™38 51 N 8 aiw 24 »^»M — 38 47N 8 33w 24 w, L 54 ;«tN 67 20W 40 — ,31 44N 16 44W 30 »drM«w — 31 3HM 16 5IW 30 , 37 25M 2 62W 24 *,.*,. — 41 18N 6 34H 24 — 21 UM 86 40w 47 57 8N 6 28W 11 — 57 7n 6 30W 11 ,h; ~-12 158 49 6w 51 41 £()N 16 lOB 66 sli™ 67 5HM 6 low 11 ***~ . 43 33M 7 OB 14 ivcr 57 25M 4 4«w 11 «****■ — 56 53M 6 26VV II — 54 67 N 4 7W 12 wns ~,28 208 152 15b 62 32 4s 115 65E 53 ***.**. ',\ 9m 3 4w 10 ****** — 58 38M 3 5'V 11 — 52 43M 2 2W 10 er ~ 44 4 IN 92 28w 44 tii Pt.-a4 ION 9 63W 13 — 39 13M 6 17W 24 giian^ 9 ION 60 50W 49 55 6W 2 56W 12 e„. — 5 SIS 132 14k 52 iver 3 478 67 47W 51 **^*** — 52 7l« 2 29w 10 Wales r,r, '.'OM Ifi.i liW 40 ('arciitdwii At 43N Cape Bablc Islu ~.4J 27N Caiie Tuwii 06 3UW 41 fVp*v .^r-.rr,. M 4HN Carfrae Mil II iin».55 46N (Houtli ▲friciil^.Tl 548 H 25« ."W Cargadot Uarayo* Capel 61 9N Capal, Iilc 66 54N 2IW 9 5b 10 21 l«l« 16 08 rargan 65 2n Capel Hangor 52 23n 3 a9nr 10 Carglll M 3IN Capel Cellui'ii ......51 6tN Capel Ci>i-lbren ..^1 48N 3 40W 3 4lwr 10 10 CarliaU ~..~~- 411 17m Cari 8 .Tn CapdDyflTrjrn 52 4m S 27W 10 t CarU T7 25N Capel Gannon ^..53 6n 3 45W 9 ..,10 SON C'a|i«l Oarthell 62 llif 4 aw 10 Cariavou ~~. 12 28M l^ipel llltyd SI MN 3 2!(W 10 rariatl 39 2!»N Chp«I Llaiiulid 51 6«N 3 37W 10 Cariay, Kivur 7 08 Cit|M^I "am ddu ...51 49N 3 26W 10 Carle 50 4nN <-,i|f"i, u, :fi fljui IIS 40B .53 10 Oiiribb^Mti Si*i I ,.,-lfl O.M Cupel Tuffeclian ...61 60N 3 22W X^ Vvl I ^^ ^*^ 'IIP h.fV « Caribi, River .37 aiM Capel Ystiiidlln ~,52 6* 3 4tiW 10 Caribuii lale . 49 ♦iM CupeliniiK .., 19 538 49 3W 9 13> 51 25 Caricall 111 5HN Capellu, Mt 42 3n Carick on Hiiir .....52 20N CapeUadw*. 41 32n 1 311 21 Carlcole*. 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I4N Capo di Cugliari ,.,39 3:.'n 9 IB 26 Cariital 31 ON Capo di Oallo 38 16N 13 19b 26 Carizal el 29 42M CapodiPonte 40 4n 10 18B 25 Carje ~. 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P 53 17M Caatello M. ,.,^^42 52N Caatello Real ~.~.38 35N Caatellon de la Plana ....^^9 57n Caatellote^^ 40 53N Ca8telluciodiVilla4l ibs Ca(telluin.,M».,^^5l 15N Caateltuiu 44 ION Caatcllum Peregrinonim ^.3i 43n Cagtellyrlmrdd SI A4N Caatelnaii >~>~ 43 46N Caatelnau de M£doc ~.~.~.»,45 lif Caatelimiu)ary^,^43 ^On Ciiatel Novo-~~«~37 3yN Castel Novo di Monte .;Mo(1enn)44 SGv Castel Rodrigo.w-40 56N Castel Siirdo 40 54N Caatelnuovo~.~~^42 27n Castelo Uranc<)....^9 5(in Ca»telori«o G. of-~36 "n Castels ,^4:i 6.1N Castelsarnuiii ^^44 3n Castel Vctraiio .^7 4IN Caatel Volturno ^41 3v Caaterton Castertoii » CasticI Castigltoiie Castiglione Caitiglione Castiglione Fiorente f>2 4 In 54 I3n 46 50n 4.' 47k 43 HM 45 22n ^3 17" 7 4W 13 35 488 37 12 558 26 14 298 26 12 S.IB K 55b 14 578 10 12B 7 2:>W 3 13\v 6 :»m 16 52B 3 l.'iw 7 258 6 8W 12 I6B 7 26W 9 33W 12 218 7 31W 4w I4W 15 178 9 20K 11 S-'lK 10 268 6 55W 8 4IR 18 .11 K 7 26W 29 408 1 yw 1 ."SB 12 468 13 56k 31 w 2 35\V 9 .inn 10 548 12 78 10 .128 26 26 25 25 24 10 14 26 24 17 10 25 24 13 25 24 24 24 2-'i 55 56 31 578 31 6 3vv 10 1 218 14 5Iw 14 1 578 H 13 388 26 25 24 25 27 24 30 14 14 26 25 10 9 15 25 25 25 CaslMiiiizji 40 aov ( aaire ...,...., An 44K ( ajilrea 43 .16N Castrl ^ , .TH '/jh Castriconi Uuy _^ o 4(in Castries ^.....^ 43 :i»n Ciistrll 37 47i« t aatrll, Hra de 37 67* Castrillo ^^,..,.^1 55N Cuatrillon ..,. >43 23N Caatro ...^ — ^„-_43 24N Castro,.., ,^ 4^N CaHtro ^...,^...,,..,,.42 38N Ciistro ^,..,„.^ 40 6n Castro 35 15N Castro ^^ 42 3(ifl Castro OiuvHiiiii,„.17 23k ("astro, O. of J*o,,,35 13k CiMtro)ff)iritimo,,,4o 2n Castro, I'itto Castro, I* Castru Vicente Castrocontrlgu ('astroinarin Ciistrop ,,,^ Castropol ^ Ciiatroverdo Ciiatroverde ,. 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Cliotaz ~.~- 46 Cliatburn ~.~~.~~..'>3 Chatchur ~.~.~.~.2U Chtlteaiibiiurg ~.~.48 C!j|'ileaubiiant~,~,47 Chilteaii Caiiihres^isSO CliAteau-chiniin ~.47 Chateau du Loii'~.47 Ch&teaudiin ~~~~.4M Cnileau tionticr„,47 Chatcauguay ~.~.4.') Chatciiulin 411 C I i,lteauneiif.~~.~.47 Cliateaiineuf~.~.~.48 Cliaieauruux ~.~,46 Chateau Keiiaiilt .47 CliAtemi Balinii ~.~4il Chateau Thiery ~.49 Chatelaudreu . Cli&telet ~. — CliAtellcrault ( hatellier Chathnm ~ Chatham C. Chatham iNew Brunswick ) — ~ Chailmm (Upper Canada) ~~~~.42 CliHtliam ISay < Florida )™~.~23 48 .60 46 48 41 ..35 47 2 2 3 •t I 31 42 t 30 2 a 4 2 2 54 6 I 36 5,'IN MN US ;(78 211N 9N SIN .'.5V 5IIN 'MH .'i3N jaN iN 9N 7" 53N Sl'N HN 43N 5N 4N 4IN 5N 49N -'4N I2N 5.'IN as.N 4yN ;i(iN 48N iN 34N 24N SON 41N 4IIN 28 2N 27N 4',IN 4. w aw l.w l!«W .IW 4tw 58 218 6 yoR 7 IIIR ■.1)W :iiiR 5.W KiB 7R Vi 211K 60 liw 40W '.'•IR ,'iR :iiR :.'.R 4.1R .'UR 1 :,i R 1 4MV 90 4W 41 2KR ■71; 5.-,R 2 4t)W 2 IW 167 338 68 i.W 24 568 7 68 6 a'18 6 liw KA\ 56W 6(j 41 'W II I 41 10 10 II 10 9 37 .V» It 15 10 .Vi 10 14 14 II .Vi 51 II 32 .56 Vi 14 .30 10 14 14 4!t .56 .33 36 10 .53 SO 27 15 15 12 41 41 14 14 S3 l4 33 43 IS 9 32 14 14 It 14 14 It 14 42 II It 14 U 14 14 14 14 16 14 14 44 S3 65 28W 41 82 ISw 43 Ul SOW 44 40N 2 52E U Ctiatlii.Tn li,'e 43 Si* 177 5«' 52 Cliailniiii Port (Ai.iiamaiO II 4(IN 93 7B V> Chatillon ~. 46 7" 5 SOU 14 ChatillMn 4.1 44N 7 .'171!: 25 CliAtilluii . 46 i(iN 46»v 14 Chatillon en Baz'iis47 4n 3 4i-k U Chatillon bur Loire47 35N 2 46t; U C'liatiiluii itur Loing ~.~~~~....47 Chatilliin, sur Iniire 47 On I KiB M Cl.atillon4ur6ciii.;47 5IN 4 .'tSR 14 Chati-ta 40 26N 21 568 27 Cl.atna '23 2()N H7 08 3: Chatou 48 3!)N 4 348 14 S Cliatraiiiolitae~.lli ON 49 30b ft Chatre, La ~~_~.46 a"N 1 578 14 Chatsk 54 On 4I 218 '& Chattangurh 38 4(in 73 78 Si Chatteris M '^'.'.n H 38 K Chrtltoiiachie 33 M «3 low 44 IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) O ^ A ks ^ ^ ■f/^ m. 4^ 4^ ^ \ LL 1.25 ■SO ^^ H^H SI! lift lit u 140 12.0 U 11.6 I Photographic Sciences Corporation ■1? V <^ 23 WEST MAIN STRiET WiBSTH.N.Y. MSM (71«)I72-4S03 4^ ;\ k 12 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE »>»<■. Lit. ».ON. Ko. of NAUra. la. l,o •n. ( h.ittulmchle. R. 31 40N ( hattun , . 8 5 3Jtl riiniur «^>.»..wi..J3 30N S Cliaiiol l>3 3()N (liHii itoR A ii;iie«~»44 4UN Chaiidennv ...^i..>^47 4>>>»« Chaynei, iSierra Cliazopin L. Clieailfe C'lieadle 41 49N R 46N 41 MN 4» ms 'J itm 5.S S4N *j^#»><*# 4 d 43N 4n4SN 10 34N v-^ &5N ^■ii Sis 27 2il» .27 18N .18 2»S .18 308 41 6N 5.1 24N A3 ON .,51 21N C'lieethatn ^^^^..nS Cliei;iiias .^„,„,.^^ Clioliaw, Isle 32 Clieik CliauL~~~-33 Clieain Che.isqiiacliistoii Lake 4!> -f?" Clu'bbii 23 4()N Chubeikeli 24 41 n Cliechkieev 54 9n Clicckowal 33 IN Cliedabuctn Bay^45 84n Cliudder 51 1«5n Clicddletun 53 4n Clieduaii, Islo 27 23N Clieduba, lale .,,.^18 43N (^Imdworth .,.,,.,..,^1 40M Clioear R. .,,,,..^12 46n Chee-chov ^^^^^-flO 40Jf Clieehench ..^ — .34 3»v Cho-fow Hiirb 37 2...«>~~.. Clielford 46 I 8 29 Cheliiidreli ^^^^..^ Clieira 1>1 Cliulimford 51 ClieliiMrord(Mii8.)4J Clielona Mt ;i9 Clielaea .'il Chi'lsea (V«mumt)43 ClieUliaiii ^.^^ ,~,5l Cliels worth 52 Clieltenhatii ~.~ _51 Cliemalt~.....~~ <~.40 Cliemari R U t Cheiiiegiiali.is Chemery ^ — ~^33 .^47 Clieinillti~~.~,~ .„47 Cliemiiii!( ,,,^„ ,^2C Clioiiiniiz ^..~. — ,)0 Chen ,~,14 Chenuub Hiver 28 Oieiidurre,,,^,^ — 24 C4ieiie, Lii~.^, 40 Cheng: t~~>~~,^ — 43 CheiigH I'hm-,..^ 42 Chenis«Ki>i'..lV^I^:l .,,„, (JO 1 .Mw 75 47k 9 OK a 67 k 5 32k 73 7w 71 20VV 7> 3 12b 70 4:nv 1 6*iu 4 »2ii S6 lOR 39k 6 5i)R 6 52K 6 4:)ic 8 2HW 70 2w 7 SOW 3 31 R 76 32W 23 23B 6 351 74 35W 76 6c 3 48\v 79 40K 85 SOB 87 lOB 66 lOw 58 52\ir 43 I3K 2 12W 1 59\v I4W 76 :5\v 30 208 33 OB 44 3BB 72 SOB 61 ion- 2 4CW 2 3w Xi 52k 92 40k 1 64W 79 5-^b 117 12" 69 41 IB 121 24B 1 65W 77 ow 7 3w 2 Uw 49 37 B 84 9W 2 27W 6 49K 47 9R 3 S8R 120 OB 156 low 7 SW 2 UiW 33 14K 23 35K 27K 71 17\V 81 15R low 73 SOW 2W SOB 2 3w 47 20b 64 Ow 113 20 W 1 27b 44W 31 4SK 12 53b 111 5M 70 30K 78 lOB 4 46B 27 22B 27 24B 4.5 SIB 4.1 24 R till OH 32 2UK 1 16 37B 811 3IW 4() 3; I'. 9 83 SS 14 14 42 41 U 14 14 14 49 14 14 66 14 IS IS 15 34 49 24 14 49 23 IS 42 33 ID 33 33 33 SO 50 30 9 9 10 42 36 37 23 33 41 10 9 37 35 10 33 34 32 84 9 47 11 9 23 44 36 16 23 36 34 39 24 9 30 23 10 44 28 10 44 10 10 10 23 61 4.5 II U 66 18 33 33 14 28 28 23 23 33 66 34 41 rilMi CliestcrHuld (South Carolhia)34 4i>» Cheiterford ^..^..Ji'i 3N Clieiter-le-Street~Ji4 5JN Chwternia.,^ 47 31 n CliMtew..^..^. .U 31 ««M 36 4IN .-42 I6N .-.'8 55N Ohiagu: Chiakur. Cliiuna, Murali of .43 23N Cliiai^or ,.,,,.^^„^ 6 50s Cliiiipa 16 3IN * Cliiapa .w~,..~~,l6 5~,~r28 25N Ciiiclmndoe ^^^^.-.'il 4ting 30 6n Chickely «.,,.— ~.S2 6n Chicken .,,..—,^20 16n Chicken Hd. 58 13N Chickirivichi Vn. 1 1 on Chick ly — .-.,-..,..20 3n Chickiiaighuily-,~l3 26n Chicluna ~.....~«i.— 36 26N Chicc), Po.— — 10 12N Cliicu lliver —.-..25 658 Clilcuiina .,,——,24 448 ChidUiiigstone— 51 UN Chidley, Cape -..-60 15N Chidley, Cape, (W. Oreunhind) ^..Jia 25n Chidore— ~ 24 di'N Chiefs PL 44 43n Chleltei -,——.-,46 3.'in Chiein Luke— —,47 SON Cliienti River —43 2iin Chieri— ,— — ,45 3n Chieri 37 .ION Chieri B. 37 41 n CliK'tl-,.— ,-.— 42 2;tN Chieul Ilissar —37 KIn Chidvres — .— -JH) ;)2n Chiflik —— — .'19 32N Chiflik Khan 37 17n •a ON .16 27N .'19 508 45 3(IN .45 23N 43 a5N 21 ION 20 30N 61 38N Chiganuk Cliigiogna — ,— .. Chignai Volcano. Clii.tnecto Bay-.. Cliigiiectu C Cliigolu Chlgrc . Cliigreii Wellx. Chigwell Chihilboorg -.—34 SON 1 Chihuiiliua—— ,29 ON Chiluialma— — ,28 46n Cliiklam — .— .'14 3on Cliikly 20 17n Cliikonioa-,—- J>6 8N Chihipa 17 ON Chilaw 7 27 V m m 80 »w 9B 1 3.W 33 268 2 :«7W 81 12W 89 SOW 69 38W S6 :«iK 31 451: 109 34K 61 OW 108 32B 18b 5 82W 174 lOB 75 .%B 65 18B 8 ».W 62 ISW 3 .'«6B 15W 7 OB 88 1 S8W :»iB 91 37W 8 36W 80 SB fivr 82 2:)B 03 I5W no 58B 62 fiOK 92 28B 11 SOB 107 lOB 93 I7W 92 30W 70 OK U SIIK 10 25B 13 40B 9 84K 9 2)IB 70 lOB 64 45w 7.'> 32K 6:1 63W 84 I5R 47 w 6 4;'W 04 OW 77 5SB IIJ 27W (ill SOK 108 lOB 41 w 88 mv 6 l.'>w (i8 I3W 77 5(iic 76 27B 6 KW 66 Ow 68 &'iw 64 4.'>w 9b 66 OW 63 SOW 86 I5B 81 20W 5 SIB 12 26B 13 44B 7 SIB 2(1 SIB 20 56K 14 88 20 3(lB 3 4.'IB 28 I8B 3.-. 7B 63 57 K 8 SOB 71 3.V* 64 3UW 64 41 IW 10 468 34 25B 33 308 4B 60 2SB 106 20W 104 31W 76 268 "16 SIB 40 sua 98 SOW 79 5.-.B Vn, or ? .Mir. Namk«. L, Clilnghales — — J3 On 71 15B 87 Chingleput 12 3NN rhing-nlng l'6 4rN 80 4R 10 104 1.5B 9 Chlng-ning 26 On 105 SOB 23 Chlng.tang-Klang 2f» 42N 119 30B 12 Ching-ting-.— . 38 ION Chingtoonio SO 4(iN 114 388 44 104 OB 44 Chin-hae i» 54n 181 SOB 44 Chinluun ^— J»l 17n 1 4W 27 Chin- hang— 23 611N 101 OB 23 Chinhino 22 53s «9 :»vf 34 Chlnjan..— — SO 46N 68 SOB 41 Chiii-KlHiig 24 42N 103 .OB 34 Chin-Koen 27 12n 180 3HB 10 Chln-ngnn— .— ,2.1 2SN 106 SOB 10 Chln-ngan 28 3(IN 107 86B 63 ChinneretlKSeuofSS 60n Chhinock, El SO S5n 35 36B 33 8 42W 15 Chinnoor ~, 18 6«n 82 238 10 Chinnoor HI SON 70 52B 49 Clilnon ..,-w— . 47 UN 14R 14 CliinMira 22 61 n 88 SOB 14 Chliitapully-, 16 4(IN 80 Kik 16 Chlnv— — 49 45N 6 16R 10 Chln-yang .«.41 SON 123 4(lB 10 Chln-yuaii 27 I3N 104 SOB 10 ChioKgia 45 14N 12 18B 44 Ohio* , -,38 'ir,lt 26 15B 10 Chiot I. — . 38 2(iN 86 HB 33 Chios St ~— '« 20N 26 12R 14 ChipClmac 55 Sn 2 llw 33 Chipicoton -,—42 S5N 87 34W 41 Cliiplooiii 17 .30N 73 308 34 Cliipula— -.—...'Id SON 85 8w 32 Cliipotah 20 45N 80 25R 33 Chippeiihain ,51 27N 2 6W 25 Chippenham— —JI2 18N 8 ChippeWiiyH 46 ON SCB 35 91 OW 46 Cliippoways River 44 32N 92 OW 40 Chipping -.—,-53 5.3N 3 3(JW 32 Chipping Canipdei i52 3.v 1 47w 25 Cliipping Norton-Jil 57n I 3.>W 25 Cliipping Ungar -JSl 42N ISB 26 Chipping Wttrden-52 8n 1 17W %'i Chiputnaticuok R. 45 2n 67 6w 25 Cliiquitos River -.16 488 &i 4w 83 Cliira-,-. .,-,-, 4 3(18 80 22W 41 Chira River 4 6s 81 8W 83 Chirbury »- 62 3«n Cliircarf -.- 26 24n 3 5w SO 79 40B 33 Chirdon-.-, 55 8N 2 22W 10 Cliire — , 6 42N 72 2SW 13 Chiro River 5 54N 71 3W 44 Cliiria Isle — 39 35N 9 418 33 Chiribel -.37 34 N 8 3IW 44 Chlriguanuit- 22 308 63 low 32 Clilripoj: 37N 56 18W 34 Chirivionos 21 30S 60 24W 10 Chirk 52 S6N S 3W 47 Chirlton Adam 61 3N 8 39w 11 Chiniaide ———55 48n 2 ISW 49 fliirow 49 34N S2 hHS 33 Cliiaamiil C.u ,W .'•9.'< 7 28W 33 Clilbelhiiivc — Jil 23N 6B 24 Cliisliall Lit 52 IN 5* 49 ChisliullOt.— .62 2N SB 60 Chmlodon ——51 31 n 1 43W 60 10 Cliisquilla S 128 77 23W Chita -..-.—, 6 40N 72 68W 40 Cliitral .15 3.'>v 72 27B Cliittae, Isle 1 1 4on 73 88 39 ihittapott-, 12 26N Cliiitel Droug 14 SON 79 22R 33 76 278 42 CliittlehuMpton -,51 In 3 SOW 14 Cliittoor 25 ION 74 43K 18 Cliitlra 24 Kin 84 4I>B 25 ChluCheu 25 ON 118 S5B 25 Cliiuia -,-,—..-.-44 22N 7 80lt 2S Cliiusano -,-.43 14N 11 21 28 CliUisi -,-,-,— 43 6N 11 56b 25 CliivBO, River — - 6 48N 60 SOW 30 Chivasso— — 46 I3N 7 S4B 16 Chiittt -38 42N 42 20B 80 Chliiiitsa -, .-48 lUN 25 49a 30 Chiiaelliurgh— — ,59 50n 31 4B 32 Clilov 54 ION :iO I3B 15 Cliluiiiuts -,-,-,-,.50 8K 13 25a 6;) Cliaubix 25 I.3N 32 42B 41 Clio S!l 2«N lis SSB 41 Clioana -,-.-.— Ji4 35N SO .52B 27 Choovpeii R — 32 25N Choutllloli—— ,-,26 ION 47 55B 36 69 25U 36 i;h(>bitr 25 20N 60 .358 10 Cliubhaui 51 21N 36W 32 Chocklaoli -,.— Jk3 3n 2 Sow 46 Cliotilawliatciiie, 46 River —3(1 ?Hn 86 12W 33 Clioco, Bay of — . 3 .ISn 77 35w 33 Clioco, Bay of-.-. 8 3)in Cliocolate River .„46 3.'IN 77 OW 23 »; 36W ' 46 I lioduwaran -,-,..15 ^IIN 81 88 3:) ChiHlie Coloui !i ;)on 80 35b Nn. ev Mat. ~3» 33 84 34 34 84 29 84 10 34 60 33 84 84 34 84 81 10 83 33 14 33 33 16 39 84 25 66 66 30 9 44 33 41 33 10 10 44 44 9 10 10 10 10 41 49 49 49 10 33 9 49 49 26 24 SO 61 SO 9 10 13 19 11 10 10 10 10 49 49 33 33 56 33 10 33 33 34 2.j 25 25 49 25 56 19 23 23 19 56 34 56 66 32 83 10 9 44 49 49 44 33 33 N>« INDEX TO BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. Vn, or Mir. 87 10 23 I'i 44 44 44 27 23 34 41 34 10 10 fi3 33 IS 10 49 14 14 1» 10 10 10 44 10 33 14 33 41 34 32 33 Hi 35 46 40 32 25 2A 26 2.'i 2A 83 41 83 60 33 10 13 44 33 44 32 34 10 47 11 49 33 33 24 49 60 60 10 40 39 33 42 14 IH a^ 25 2S 2H OA 30 Iti SO 30 32 15 6;) 41 41 27 36 36 10 32 46 46 33 33 23 46 3.) Nahk«. L«T. U'KII. ciiiiigiiBi«« .„.^„.^a3 on Clilngleput ,,„.,^\2 'MS Ching-ning ^...^M 47 N Ching-nfng 26 .24 4-2N .27 l'^S I 2»l« .28 3*W Cliinnereth, 8eu of 32 60N .60 S5N Chin- hang. Chlnliino . Chlnjiin Cliln-KlHiig Cliin-Koen Chin-ngnn, Chin-ngiin. Cliinneretli.i Chinnock, Et. Cliinnoor Clilniioor Cliinon CliinMra ~. Cliiiitapully Clilny,.~~~. Cliin-yung. Cliin-yuaii. CliiuKgia Cliioi ~ Chiot I. ChlocBt. ^ Chip CluiBc-. Chipicuton . Chi^iluoni ~. Chipuln Chipotuh IH Mlif 111 60N 47 UN .„22 61 N ..16 40N ^49 *as ^U 6ltN ~27 I3N ...45 14N .~3« ar^N ,^:t« 20N 55 SN ■**^**A'i 66N 17 .KIN :w 30N :iO 45N ChippeiihHin....^..Jil 27N C'hippenhaiii.~.~.~.62 18n 8 Clilppewayn ......46 ON ClilppowayH ltivi'r44 32N Chipping ^..........^J 6.'iN Chipping CnmpdtiiiA:; 3.v Chipping Nurtiin.^51 57N Chipping Ungar ..Jil 42N Cliipping Wardcn-52 UN CliiputiMticoolc U. 45 :>N ChiquitM Itivor ~.16 4HS Cliira ,.,.,..,.,.,^^ 4 3.~....^5 24N Cliirdon.~.~. ~.56 Bn Cliira ^...,..,^^.„ 6 42N Chira River 5 64n Cliiria late ~.~ .19 3dN Chiribel ~.;i7 34n Ciilrtguanuii.,.._.^:i2 308 Chiripot: ^^...^ :i7N Ctiirivlonos ...._>ei 3(IB Cliirit ^.........,..._52 66N Cliiriton A(Liui~w^l 3N Ciiiniaide .~..~.^.»~.65 4HN 49 34N ,.% .'>9n ~JH 23N ...52 IN ^62 2N ^51 SIN 6 12S 5 4UN 15 3.".v 11 4urgl>........^59 Mis Clili>v.^........w.w».54 Kin Chluiiietx ^^^^M 8N Chnubis^,^ 2A I.1N Clio~.....~~.~. 3!) 26N Clioaiiii ^^^^^\i 35N Chuaypea K.^^.^lU 25N Clioutillult~,...~..~.2U lUN Cliobar ^^^ 25 20N Cliubhaui ....^....^Jtl 21 N Clii)clcolHteRivcr...4li 3'lix I liodawarim 15 bON ( liiidie Coloni !) :<0n 71 15H 80 4B KI4 l.M KM SOB 119 30« 114 38B 104 (!■ 181 30IC 1 4w 101 (ll «9 Mw 68 SOB mi SB 180 38B 106 3(IB 107 26B 35 36B 8 42tv 82 258 79 628 Ub 8(1 3118 80 KIk 6 16B 123 40R 104 SOB 12 188 86 158 26 88 26 12b 2 ll«v 87 84W 73 3(lB H5 nw 80 SSB 2 6\v 3i>B 91 0\v 93 Uur 2 3(JW 1 47w 1 3iW 158 1 i7w 67 6w 6;i 4w 80 22tv 81 HW 3 5w 79 40B 2 221V 72 26W 71 3«r 9 418 2 3IW 6'i low 65 18W 60 24W 3 3w 2 39W 2 13W S2 ■'iKB 7 28VV 68 68 68 1 43tV 77 23W 72 5HW 72 27B 73 UK 79 828 76 278 3 5()W 74 438 B4 463 UN Chriatmaa I, Chriatmaa Isle Chriatniaa lale Chriatoval. Chroadle Clirriiclipoor .........85 6n Chruiak L 57 57n Clirunden >..... .....J6 37n Chryaopolia .»...,~.41 IN Chryairrlioas R.«~33 33N Cliryaa ~............J4 52N Cliiiao~..~.........~.IO 3'N Chuupa.>.........~~.3i 208 Cliuapu, Rivrr — :U) 438 Ciiuapa, Vulciino Jll 238 Chubuma ,.„„^^.^l 9n Chu-chov ^^„.,^U SUN Chuc1iuruteekuot~.29 48N Chucuito —........le 3118 CImcuito Titicucaa Lake ^..............16 10s ChiidleiKli SO 37N Chue Lake .........26 60B Clmglialtraea .........35 In Cliuichui ChuU Chiiknaao«)r ....^....31 25N Chule ......~.... 16 568 Chuliluloni ...,..>«^4 4.'i8 Chuluniani .......^...17 38 Chumba.~.......>~ 3 2 43n Cliumbul, River ^26 .'iWN Chumik OufKur ....32 48n Chunileigh ^....^...50 56N Cliiiinlie Kes8 ^~.S9 S6n Chunipl ....... .^...~.l 4 5.18 .21 40s .27 UN a)S2U8 L'6 3N 18 46N 22 ON 13 34N .26 15N 21 44N 27 ON Chuinpul Chunargiir Chuiidaul ...». Chuiidepuor.» Chundergerry Cunderuwiy Chunderpuor Chundiii Chuiidwa ...........^21 6(IN Chung ~, ....11 2UN Ciiunganiuliairy ~. 9 25N Ciiunking .,^ .10 SON Chun-ning ^.,.^2* 3UN Chunalmlapatt.~..l9 6n Cliunte ......,..,..». J7 8n Chupra ...........~~,25 SON Chupra ~. 2 4 30N Chuquixiicu, or La Plau Chur Church Uuy .... Church Hund- burough .........^1 49N Church llili .^...^JM 27N Churcli Lawrord.~63 8lN Church Mountain 8 308 X C'hurcli, States of tlie ...............48 69N Churclia -~.>..~..~29 ON Churcliain .^...~>J>I 6'^N Churchdown.....~~.S2 l&.3 30N Hi 398 19 188 I 48vir S4ttr 80 I7W 10 4«B 26 88 7 S8B 7 408 7 208 8oauw 9 848 84b 16 128 14 98 13 Mm 64 46w 14 3R 81 218 8 48W 70 IHW 105 30b 157 30 w 105 86W 7 I5W 86 368 5 2w 82 OB 29 38 36 l»a 85 358 67 3UVf 70 46V|r 71 .18W 69 S5W 89 45W 119 4U8 ';9 108 70 40W 70 l.-.w 3 34W 84 65B 71 Ok 61 69W 89 .'iSB 62 l;^B 71 .13\v 70 45VV 68 27«- 76 OK 79 DIB 78 3UB 3 5lltV 1 low 73 52W 73 2.1W 82 648 82 48 81 378 79 22b 76 2(18 »3 158 68 OB 76 308 74 61 76 aiB 106 Xia 100 30b 79 508 114 35a 84 4HB 76 4U8 Chiirlni Cliurriana Churra Ft, Cliurndi _ CImrruk 87 30 10 9 43 23 27 S3 83 33 44 31 31 33 33 33 47 33 33 9 47 85 54 45 11 83 11 33 66 31 66 49 60 60 50 46 84 33 49 49 10 38 33 50 83 32 49 48 49 33 33 83 10 13 49 50 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 34 35 33 34 83 33 66 54W 50 9 318 15 6 13W 13 1 86W 10 7 5IW 13 1 25w 10 137 168 53 18 22b 68 168 2 19W 8 4J«v 3 I3W 9 5l\r 94 ISW 94 6W 3 6w 6 .56w 7 -.iOw 10 SOS — 36 3UN — 32 33N — 19 4N 29 8N 36 32 10 13 10 13 40 40 10 13 13 Ciiuratoii F«rrt;r8.,..'>(i 24N Ciiuruiiciiaru ...~.:i.'l X>s 76 sow 49 4 :i3w 34 63 98 83 80 108 33 66 18B 32 3 30W 10 88 2.0K 33 Circello. Tr 39 39n Clrcesium .............'IS Ion Circular Head 4o 508 Circumciaion lale ..63 3lis Cirencester >Jl....JSt 44n Cirha „.„„.,■ 38 85N Ciritoo >............, 8 16N Ciaamiu ,15 aoir Cistema ...........wti 3SN ..21 47N Ciatemae Ciatemo ^ Cialemo, lale de...Sl 45N Cltara....^. .5 61 N Cithaeron Mta. ..~38 UN Citium .40 45N Citium ......... 34 56H Ciita Nuov .43 20N Citta Veciiiu 35 51 n Cittadella 45 37n Cittnnuova .........41 3iw Citte Oalle 35 37N Ciudad Real ........16 24N Ciudad Real ........38 67n Ciudnd Rodrigu ...40 32N Ciudadela Ciudo Real Ciurana CiusR. Civunal Cividale 6«N ...24 28 i8 UN 42 5.5N 41 SON ,5 SUN Civita Veccliia...~.42 4N Civitare Civray ........ Civta Nuova Clubbeeck Clachag. Clachan. Clachan. Clachan. ^**— w**0«w»iii» .41 46N ...46 ION .41 39N !) 53N i6 61N 7 22N 55 3lN 21N Cluchland Pt. ...~65 .13N i7 2HN 9N Cluines Clair Lake Claimick....... Clam lale ~... Clam River .. Claiuecy Clachnacary Clachrv t Clackmannan, C ounty ...........JS6 9n Clackmannan ......56 6n Ciacton Gt. ..........61 48N Clacton Lit. ...^....57 4! n Clailirh ...............66 2IN Cladow ...............63 37n Clady — ...... 64 48N Clady 64 63n Clady, River ,~.~Ji5 4n Clagenfurt.........w46 .18n Cbggan ...~......>..b3 SON Ciaggan ^.M Kin Clain ............ 53 18N 52 14N 5 49N 56 6In 27 22N 46 3iH Clan, L'ako 68 3UN Clanderlaw ........JiS 3!IN Clandon, E. ....^..Si I6N Cianfleld..~...........61 42N Ciangregor Ca. ......56 12N Clanmire ............51 66N Cianprieat,.....~,~>51 64N Clanton .. 58 I5N % Clan Wiliiaui ....11 3' s Clanwilliain.~.~..»31 648 Clanyard ............54 42N Clape, La . 44 1 n Claphani (Suffolk) 60 51N Cbkpiium (York- Clap's Itloa ......... Ion Clapthome.~........J>2 31 n Clapton ...............51 6-N Clara ..~ 53 20n Clara, le O 40N Clara, 8a 3? 32N " 37N ._ 7 ON 33 428 ...52 4N »S3 43N 62 48N Claraigs Claras ..... Clarault C... Clare Clare Clare X Clare, Coutity...52 52N Clare (Oaiway) ...63 2IN llr. ...........JU 4UN S3 48N 67 ■,'.b« 53 14W 348 29 51« .26 67N 20 4fiN IH 5N Clare Clare Isle ....... Clare, Locli ..,„.. CInren Bridge Clarence ....... Clarence U. ... Cliiri'!ice Strait Clarence Sir. , X Clarendon. 15 52K 40 258 145 278 7 OK 1 68W 33 2(>B 6 ISR 1 5'.!W 88 408 15 OB 13 498 15 408 82 SOW 83 SOW 77 Ow 3.1 338 28 101 at 388 13 4.~~..61 87N CI iff Sound ........60 4N Cliffe ........ 53 47N Ciiffa Clifton. Clifton. Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton riUton Clifton Clifton Climnx .88 &8N 58N .^..Jkl 46N 64 8UN — 53 43N .54 40N 2 IN I 27N 52 ISN .52 6M .55 55N ...Ji6 26N .-......•16 47N Cliniping ............50 6N 52 KIN 52 SON 62 4VN ..—63 On 51 28N Clondalkin — Clondermont . Clondrehid — . Clonea Bridge. Cioneen Clonegal Clonenach — .. Cloiifeacle — . 34w 3 56W 170 SOW 40 34 40ir 48 176 OW I 2 2.5B 14 iw 14 3 3a 14 3 36a M 6 4B 14 3 94«r 18 SSUvr 13 81 44W 44 147 6a 63 81 SOW 44 9 39B 6 7a 6 3IIB 23 34a 9 45W 1 SB 40a 3 40W 1 6W t)6 3r,.......&5 Mn Clyde R. or Bruce B. (Baffin B.)^70 S5iv Clyde's Lnw.^,.,^6S 2«N Clyma Apano ^....^ 87n Clyne ...^.-........J8 2n Clynemillon Cjynnogr Clypea Clyro . Clysma Clyth ^ Clyth L. Cnldus Cnua Germana -..M Sin Cooctier. CoMl Cough CoalR. Coalifland Coaiiia River Coary .M 39N ^3 39S Conry River> Coates^ 25S 4388 I #»wwi»<'*^«i« .4 328 ,^3&5N Coatham **»^»*»*^ A K 36Bf CoaTO River 8 33s Oobadooga ^...,.^3 13n Coban..Jl~.«~.>.^^H 4()n Cobea^....i»~~.~>^40 45N Coboquid. Mouiit.45 34N Cobliain^>. -.,^1 S3n CobiJa~~~^»~~.~.^i 308 Cobirecu Hiver ^14 08 Cobllu R.>,~. 14 158 Coblent* SO 22N Cobler, The ~~>~~fi6 ISM Cobourg Ptiiiii8_^ll 258 Cobfcovk B.,........^4 S-iN Cobu Leubu^...».J6 378 Coburg .,..^,^..,.J(^ I6N t Coburg M) 3«N t Coburg^^<«,».49 37ir Cobiirgli (ITpper Canada)^~~»^43 59N Cobiii R. 43 13N 1 (18 I» 588 e 108 13 508 11 848 Cocalt el Grand ^ 5 58 10 SOW 13 08 18 228 Coca River Cocaea Cocal Cocal Cocal (Brazil) Cocala Cocambilla^ Cooliab.imba „^ Coctiabambn, or CondurillOt R. ,_ No. or Lo!.o. y^p. 20 10 13 9 la 12 52 A3 12 7 Vim 2 31W 9 »«r 3 30tr 3 4aw 4 51W 160 188 147 98 4 3iw 68 0«r 3 XtHT 22 >■ 3 Xtm 3MW 4 'Mm II SB 3 8W 38 301 8 14W 3 8w 27 378 11 508 83 6SB 10 8«r 6 37W 147 sua 6 42W 13 258 63 low 63 4W lUMT 1 34W 30 308 5 5w 89 47W 28 »■ 8 i:iw 63 40vir 248 70 12W 66 SOW 66 6W 7 368 4 42W 138 158 «7 6W 68 low 10 568 It 8(IB 7 178 78 11 w 41 4()B 76 7w 44 20W 47 lOw 48 52tV 63 43W 176 208 84 08 72 40w 67 I7W 40 12 28 11 11 9 fi6 10 66 11 II 66 19 33 13 13 63 13 36 49 49 9 9 36 24 46 36 24 41 10 60 49 49 17 12 62 41 B» 17 17 18 42 56 49 61 61 61 61 62 65 49 60 Coche.lsle >.~..»~.10 45N Cochin ~. ..~»~, 9 SON ^Cochin ^~..~.„,.^10 ON t Cochin Cliiiia ^15 ON Cochinou.~^«.~~..^ S6n Cochinoca.~>~.~..^3 ^8 CochiquinoS'^^..^ 3 658 Coeliiquinoa River 3 558 Coclu~~~~ .^5 42N Cockbumspath ..^-SS 56N Cockentle 65 58N Cockerliam ^ 53 57N Cookenuoutli B* 4(>N Coekerton..^ .51 32N Cockerwit ^ 43 32N Cockford .JA 36N Cockhill Jb& ION CiMBktng..^,^ 50 67N Cockle Harbour .JSt 158 Cockpen ^^......^JiS SIN Cocksliut 52 62N Cockthorp«....,.w~Jll 45N Cocloia ~.^~, .>48 28N Coco ^.,.».>.....^..23 6N Cocohle, Great^U ION Coco I*le, Little ~.I3 57N Cocoa Island......^ 4 388 t Cocomaricopaa^.AS 3()n Ooeonato ~>.~ — .,45 7n Cficorto 3» SON Coco* InliM .»15 308 Cocos lolet Ciitioi I»le« ,19 45a 65 Kw 64 uw 76 188 76 458 108 08 26 248 66 !IW 73 live 72 live 6 14ve 2 2ive 2 B7w 2 61 W 3 22Mr 1 3»«r 65 42W 1 48vir 7 27W 45W 175 518 3 4wr 2 61 w 1 28vr 4 2()B 08 48W 93 258 P3 268 156 108 118 40ve 8 58 93 508 173 408 93 lUB 05 3- 23N Coldford , .^...61 4HN .43 JtIN 43 108 6b Cold Higliaiii . Coldinghani . Coldit«..,..», Cold 8p. . Coldatone Colditretua Coldwell. ,.52 Kin — 65 64N ~.51 7N .^..,.41 SON '..,...57 7n 3UN S KIN Cold Water River 33 52N Cole Harbour_...,44 38n Cole Mt. Coleapali . Coleby .. Coleggio. sX} 218 32 SON 8N 44N Coleman ,30 15N Coleraiiie 30 43N Coleraine 36 7n Coleraine ,.,.,,^.Jb^ W Ooleroon River .....11 25N Colesboum .^.,...,.11 49N OoleMTove .........30 6n Coletnill ..,.......^51 30N Coleriilll.. ......52 30N Colei Point ^.^.....17 408 Colgrair^.. ..„.Jb1 26N Colico ...~.,.....>..46 6n Coligny ........ .~.»46 13n oiima ...»,. ,.,.»«,I8 57N 40N S4N 1^ Colima f Colimiea Colimos Colina Colinchi Colinda Colinton Colion, Iiile Coll, ble Coll de Ualaguer., i.'ollac . Collace Colklto . Collansu ..» Collaret Cotlato, C:ipe Collbato.. Lolle ,„^ Colleasie Collie R. Collieor< I 188 .22 64N S-'jN II 48N JS6 40N 40 57N 10 SOS 30N 46 lUN .43 fiN 48N 26 28 1 35N 3 i9N ION Collier R. .......^....34 67s Collier'e Bay ^......15 4(« Colliethie .~~ '^1 24N Colliaiore ,.....~....56 24N Collin Top ..„JiK 59N Collin's Suund.......46 On Collingliuro N......Ji3 ON ColUnghain B. ,.«,..53 8n Collingto n . ......53 14N Collini Head. Ste Norfolk L .......... Colliiiibui](li~~~.~S6 1.3N Collloure .....^......42 3IN Collomandous Isle 2 20N Colion «~............53 47N Collong .^.......^.....'U 78 Colioioe (Valuis;...46 I In Colluniptoii ~....».JK) 52N ColnMnswe'l~~~...62 22N Colmar ....,., 48 5n Colnuurs ~.~44 13N Colmenar — >_...40 7n ColiiMmell««....~~.J > 5 sin Colna... 93 7n ..^\ 20M Coliibrook. Culiie (LiUicuiiliirc}d3 5IN Colne, River..,...~51 4ilN Colnett, Cape .....^31 lUN Colney . 52 .'Wn ColuePaluB II SON Cologne~....~.-..~50 5bN Cologno~..~.~~~~.l5 18N Cologuupe L!ike...46 458 Colom ~~........... 7 80N Coloinbey....~..~...48 3In 1 <}al(inibiu ^^^ 4 ON Culombier..............4« 34N Colombo ...^.MM... 6 68N Colon, Portu ....^39 30N Colonla ...,. .'14 158 Colon!* ...»..~~.....^^ hW Colonqueiia, River37 308 Colunna C. ~,~...~37 38n Colonsa X. ............. 5 6 30n Colontay, Iilc.^^-'iti 6n Cokwsay, Kirk .JM W Colooncy ^,^,^,,Jb\ UN 3 3;)8 1 anr 2 37Mr 1 2W 2 Uw 13 468 fa4 S8w 2 A3w 8 ISW 1 SOW 90 9ve 63 aow 143 KiB 86 38B 33W 11 48 98 9tT 82 6w- 76 57W 6 4IW 79 478 1 SOW 90 35nr 1 39W 1 42W' 71 ISnr 4 38Mr 9 248 6 138 103 llw 112 SOW 7 12«r 7(1 33wr 67 66Hr 91 208 3 17W 120 OB 6 34W 568 _. 74 43w^ 49 3 16w 12 13 88 6 40W 28W 33 651 1 438 11 78 3 low 115 50b 2 36W 116 46b 124 168 2 60W 6 6W 6 2W 81 25W 46w 5(IW 8 31W 14 10 10 10 12 17 44 11 12 9 44 41 62 33 9 86 44 44 44 13 33 10 44 10 10 49 11 25 IS 46 46 24 60 60 33 12 35 12 24 25 24 24 36 24 25 12 63 11 62 11 12 13 42 9 9 10 850w 3 68 73 308 6 29w ISO IIB 7 2B 3 22W 8 41w 7 228 6 388 3 34W 4 64W 81) 4(i8 3->w 2 llw 588 116 8w 1 78 37 208 6 568 11 268 71 35\v 82 «* b 658 77 Ow 6 298 79 548 3 188 57 46W 6 408 68 40W 24 28 6 13W 6 13W 6 13w 8 27W 62 12 14 33 13 62 15 10 13 14 14 24 12 33 10 9 10 46 10 65 17 25 48 33 14 49 IS 83 24 61 56 60 28 12 12 12 13 Ut. Comebay ............. 9 SON Comedariim M. .~40 .'MIN Comero, M. ........wtS .ISN Comfln _f.2 58N 19N .62 20N ai 2BN 10 27s .40 32N 35 SON Comfort Comfort, Cape (Went OreuR' land) Coniillah Comino Comino, Cape Comino ........ Cominotto .».. 35 SiiN Coniitlan .>........... 1 6 6n Commandatuma....l5 18a Commelle ...~..«m..46 S3n Commeragb Mts. 62 15n Commeroy .......^...48 44n Commeruon bie..^ 658 Cominines ...........50 44N Commiaionem, L. 48 9N Commogue Uiver_52 30n 45 48N ....46 (IN ~. 8 408 .....22 4N .......46 14N . 8 2N ,11 308 .12 308 ,2,1 188 ..17 108 .2.i 1.5N nil 60S .40 25N 30 48N # W^cion Concepcion Concepcion Concepcion Concepcion i Concepcion (Cliiii) 15 608 .13 .468 .V>3 228 .36 488 28 Oa 7 458 ,22 38 .23 228 ..36 SOS Concliiic'OH Concise Concobclla Con con Concord .. Concordia Concots Condagnuw .. Coiidaniine R, Conrtapilly ~. Coiidat «~.~... Coiid* — 4 4 4 4 4 76 Concepcion, La ~.26 IdN Concepcion, La ...16 238 Concepcion, Pt.of3Q 428 Concepcion R..~...15 158 Concepcion, River J5 24N Conception ....~~. 1 .^Sn Conception ... 3 2 238 Conception, Us. of 26 218 Conrha ....~~ .. 2 5 37s Conclias ."M 278 Conclias R. 25 42s Conchas H. 22 5s Conchas, River ~.30 30N Conclifs.... ,..,,„48 S6N Concliitas, River -31 45s 8 .108 46 51N 2 50S ;<2 668 43 17N 45 45N .44 24N .20 21N 26 308 16 45N ,45 20.V .Ml 26N as ^ lii''!!!?5?^"L~—^'W'Ww 3 22W id CAIlf«wnnirtn EX TO BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 13 N* U-t. , Ho. 0* Unto. „4,. RlMfi. LtT. Vtisu, Comebay ^^^^ 9 fiOir Comedariim M. ^40 :iOM Comero, M. ^ 43 Mn Comfln ,.,,..^.,^,^>2 5tiN Comfort ,„^,„.,.,^ 19n Comfort, Cape (Wert Oreun- Innd) ^^.fi2 20N Coniillah Zl 2&>r Comiiio <^~ «.,~.1!» -^B Comino, Cape ..,..^40 32N Comino ^~~~>~^.3a fi9N Comlnotto.~.y .35 SUN Coniitlan ^..^..^.m 5n Commandatuma>.l5 IDs Commelle ~»<..>...~.46 S3if Coromeragli Mts. S2 l&ir Commercy ..^^.^a 44>r Commeruon hle^. S5S Comminei 5 44N CommiMionom, L. 40 9it Commogue Kiver^^ 30w .45 48N ~,46 (W ~. 8 408 .^2 41* ~,46 UN ». 8 SN .^11 308 M~13 3()8 .^.i 188 .17 108 ^.j I5N .31 508 .4» 25N 3(> 48N Como Como, Lake..... Comodo liile..^ Comul Port ...> Comologiia .»« Coiiiorin, Cape Comoro Isle...^ Comoro Inlea^^ Comoyenoi ,,^ Compoape H. Coiiipaifs <...>. CompiiM Berg, Compeigne ...^ Competa Competition...«.«^.J)(! 43N Coniptfyre~,~»~~.44 ION Comporui 38 i!4N Comptal) ^......^^^l 30N Coinpton ~>~~~~.51 IN Complon Parva ..^1 3IN Compton Verney 52 IIN Comrie ~»~>~.>~>~56 23N Comsee ...~~.~....14 4n Cona Glen ^.,^,^Ji6 47N C. na W. ~- 56 3«M Conan Br. -.„.^>~57 :»n Conim Ho. ^^,,,,^7 32f> Conan, Btriitli_.~.57 33N Conan 8., Water -67 34N Conaiiore ^,^^,.^..12 34N Conarah, Conal Conca, River Cwoncaii '~>. Coni:elcao Conceicao Conceicao. Conceicao «.~...». 18 ON .57 28N .43 67N .17 30N 10 68 7 378 588 19 178 Concentayna ~~»-~38 46N Concepcioii .~~>~J7 ON Concepcion Concepcioii Concepcion Conce|)cion Concepcion Concepcion Concepcion „ Concepcion .... t Concepcion (Chili) 15 508 13 468 V3 228 ..36 488 .28 Of* .•-•7 458 .22 38 .23 228 .~36 308 Qoncepcion, La >~26 loN Concepcion, La ^16 238 Concepcion, Pt.of36 428 Concepcion R,..^^>.15 158 Concepcion, River ;;5 24N Conception ..m..>~> I 58N Conception >.>.32 238 Conception, U«. of 26 218 Ciinolia -26 278 Conclia* —. 34 278 Concliu R. 25 428 Conchas It. 22 58 Conchai, River ~J0 SON Conchf»...>..~>~.~>48 56N Concliitfts, River _3I 458 Conclmuos ~. 8 308 Concise 46 5IN Concobclla ,.,„^^ 2 508 Concon .^........~.,H2 668 Concord 43 l/N Concordia >^.».~.>..4 5 45n Concots ......».». 44 24N Condagnuw ..........20 21 n Cotidaniine R 26 308 Condapilly 16 4aN Condat X.... «5 »"•'* Coiid* 50 26N 'iS 77 20« 67 30* 13 3lK U3lur «6 3W 49 loir 91 IPC 70 8«ir 9 498 14 17B 14 16B 92 30w 38 50wr 4 en 7 3iw 6 37m 145 508 3 08 72 12W 8 40W 9 48 9 16a 11937a 36 ?■ 8 a38 77 338 43 4II8 44 308 58 50W 144 288 33 34* S5 908 2 508 4 »W 79 35VF 3 4B 8 51 w 80 !IB 1 2(iw 1 I4W 1 32W 3 66W 75 248 6 27W 4 :>iw 4 2ftw 4 26W 4 47W 4 SOW 76 58 83 498 5 4!»«r 12 448 73 3(18 36 4(V .14 52W 51 52\v 44 6vr 31W III dOMT 61 33W «)3 48W 66 low 72 SOW 65 65W 6.1 12W 64 32W 57 5W 71 80»r 103 20W 63 24W 72 50W 62 SOW 61 28W 61 SOW fr8 23W 59 2«w 64 lOw 58 34W 64 I2W 61 24W U13 58W 5ltB 60 46W 77 55W 6 44B 15 348 71 20W 71 34W 12 4!)B 1 368 U2 MK ir,0 30b 80 :)08 3 428 3 8SB M 60W 65 35 13 44 40 36 60 26 26 26 46 61 14 13 14 6a 16 42 13 25 25 85 87 16 83 36 36 50 62 37 3S 14 24 44 14 24 33 10 10 10 12 33 13 12 11 11 n 11 33 33 II 23 83 61 51 51 61 24 45 49 49 SO 60 50 6U 60 61 60 46 49 60 49 60 49 60 50 60 60 60 60 46 14 SO 49 15 36 60 44 25 14 33 62 33 14 14 Oonroody-....»....^23 32N Conm ..,...., .....36 4SN Coniewene, River 2 48N t Constance ........~47 SON Constance . ..~....2i> 30n Consfnce ....^^.,...47 4*in Constance, Lake of ....^.......47 38N Constantina ^^,.^ SIN Conatantiiie....~....3u UN Constantinople ~~41 2n Constantinople, Channel of ..^^.^41 IOn Constantinupolia— .41 ON Constapel ~.>.,..,....3> 29N Consuegnt ..........SO 29N Contai .21 46N Contaa~~..~.~..~>14 248 Contas, River ...^.14 20s Contentny lt.>..-...35 35N Coiiten ................46 36N Conte««........«....~.5Q S7n Contessa ..,...-.. — 37 45N Con eaia ............iW 9N 3^N .96 I9N .54 14N 29 59N 7 26N ~.3» 188 .-28 41 N .—..37 I4N 58N .4 52N >3 ItiN ContMsa, Gulf of -40 36N Cuntin ..............57 34n Contoy, IsIq Contra Lato...... Contrary Head, Controls, C. U. Contres Conuco Convent^.. Convent L. Couversano. Convoy Conway Conway R......«_ja 17N Coiiwayboro' ^^Ji:i 5VN Conwy L. -~— .— 53 ION Conza ..,~...«.......40 5:iN Coobly>............~.10 45N CoodooniH, Itiver 8 45N Coofa..— ...^^...-.SS Mm X Cook ....^...^.......33 348 Cook R.~..~...,~_62 ON Cookhani ............dl 33n Cook's Inlet 60 On Cook's Island..— »— 28 68 Cook's Siniit (New Zealand) 41 15s Cook's Isle (Carolines) — .. 1 2Un Cookridge— ~— ~53 SIN Cookstown -..^-.54 3!)N Coulukuuiiy 52 4UN Coolane- .............54 ION Coolboy — ~-....— >.52 46N CoolsdA Hatcliie River.-26 36n Coole -. 53 42N Coolgraney ....^...,52 45N Coolocli 5.3 23N Coolaidc 58 SON Coomab. Coomassie. Cooinblng. Coombs B. Coomty Coondapoor Coondor.-.. Cooper Mt. .. Coopers Port t Coorg Coortvveno( 24 32N 7 ON 33 388 w..— ...57 39N JO 55N 13 35N ..31 3IIN »..~41 29N 12 SON 16 IHN Coosa ...................33 81 278 24 3»B 50 SOW 9 08 92 26W 9 108 Jto. OF Map. 33 28 61 18 44 16 N« No.or LuNU. II 4 p. Hamis. LtT. Lono. N-) or Map. 9 238 ii i 33W 24 6 228 36 28 588 27 29 48 29 08 20 3(IW 3 40W 87 478 38 58W 38 C2W 78 ow 9 378 3GW 13 108 16 328 S4 08 4 81W 86 48W 32 371 4 44W 90 SIW 1 2SB 72 33W 82 138 21 28 17 68 7 41w 3 48W 3 SOW 79 6w 3 48W 15 168 4 408 8 OB 148 53B 150 278 13(> OW 42W 151 3UW 153 3im 30 66 36 24 33 61 61 44 15 10 26 26 27 12 46 66 9 44 14 60 37 28 26 13 9 9 44 9 26 36 36 62 52 40 10 40 62 174 40C 63 Coosa, River Cooseruli — Cootanos, U.. Cootapurt — .. Cootehall — .. Coutoliill ~,. Cooter, Lake Copacabaiii Copui .— »~ Copais Pul._ Copalpora~ Copun —.>.,.. Cupiknou........ Cope, T. de .....-^.oi *"« Copeland, Isle 54 40N Coponati — ... ....~.S2 44N Coponome River... 5 5(lN Copenhagen —..55 4 IN ± (/'upenliagen — ..55 3UN Copertino -.«— .-.40 27 N Co{.«ya, River...... 4 178 Ovfi^irure.— .~,~,_^4 4N Copiapo..."" ~...27 I'lia 2.3N .26 ON ,22 ON ,11 SON ..')3 SUN — 54 4N .53 2N .15 68 2;iN rw 27N ,23 47 N .14 38N ,.27 5<)N .37 26N 172 OB 1 36W 6 44w 6 37W 8 33W 6 2UW 83 OW 7 2»)W 6 nw 6 I3W 4 SIW 85 308 1 a'>w 149 118 1 55W 81 198 74 488 68 478 134 4.'B ;8 43W 75 SOB 81 aiB 86 2Uw 86 24W 85 48b 81 tow 75 43K 8 Ow 7 5W « 4t>W 67 48W £3 78 23 SB 80 37K 88 4.'1W 98 20W 1 »lw 6 33W 2 7W 55 538 12 348 12 118 18 68 63 35\v 1 2UW 70 2.HV Corean Arcli'p Corella -.-.. — Coremilligan Coreva -.-. Corfe Castle Corhnium Corfu— Corfu I, Cordova (Ln Plata) 31 IBS Cordovado~ 45 52n Cordubo-^..-. .38 On Core Rohilla 29 ION iCorea 38 On Corea, Btruit of -.34 On Corec 32 8N ..35 SON .-42 7N Aj I4N .31 5SN -.52 On _,SI SON .,^58 SIN .53 4GN 66 48N 48 18N 37 49N 52 28N 51 4N 5(1 "MN 43 UN .49 ION .47 i6N 88 .58 SON .„12 48N .—25 2N ,...,54 54N Comard, L. .....^..52 In Coniegliano -....^.45 17n Comellana ..-.~-.43 28N Comelly .50 ISn Comelos 38 36N Corner Inlet :«» 4i8 Corneto 42 14N Cometo 40 24N Coniey -54 I9N Comfortli M 42n Conihlll 67 36N Comhill 55 .3yN CnmliiiliDuiliain)&5 39N Comia River ..-.42 69N Comisi ......37 S.3N CorniskL. 57 14N Comisor -,~«~..~.')7 2:iN Como, Mount 43 23.v Comol 47 24N Corniwy .')4 4;n ± Cornwall TO 28N J Cornwall 18 19N I Coriiwiill n 4US Cornwall, C. »-50 8N Cornwall (Upper Cai.Bila)4.'> 2n Comwul'iB-, 75 ON Cornwiillis Isle— ,44 Os Coriiwallis Isle '(» ON t oriiwallis, Port~13 I.5N Corny Pt. .... — -... ' H 52s Coro II 2''N Coro Ca»tlB 5»i 41n Coroico ....~ ..10 138 Coroico R. 15 459 Coromandel 13 ON Coromandel ]lr.-.36 4AB Coronianis V9 3'M Corona River, or Muitico 8 ON Coronadus Island 32 2iN Corotiary .,...»...~54 On Coronatik Isle -.-.43 4yM Coronation Guir....(J8 On Coronda. .........31 578 Corone ftl -37 8N Corunca M 24H 8 26W 9 OW 8 13W 3 53W « 47W 5 2SW 3 4W 13 208 I 33W 13 548 1 458 8 60w 228 488 49 low 2 3!(W 82 3;fW 35 Bats 7 44W 46B 9 .30B 6 K'W 4 55W 21 368 116 2oB II 448 16 28 3 20W 1 SOW 2 4:w 2 13W 2 13W 10 308 12 268 6 OW 4 4tlW 13 448 7 lOB 1 4UW 4 S5W 77 saw 147 63B 5 42W 74 .5()W 9.'> tlW 175 low 170 08 93 14B 137 3B 69 47w 3 •JOw 68 2;w (>8 OW 80 3(iN 175 29B 48 (J8 SO 25 65 32 29 29 31 29 24 12 66 10 66 28 28 28 11 16 10 34 52 11 33 66 28 28 28 28 28 53 61 25 13 13 13 U 13 11 14 2C 10 20 14 21 14 14 51 II 4G 37 13 10 24 24 10 28 63 25 26 9 9 11 12 9 25 26 11 11 25 15 9 10 47 53 10 42 40 62 5i 3.5 52 49 12 49 4!) 33 S3 56 62 4.'.w 49 1)7 OW 45 7 OW 13 15 2.tB 19 1)0 OW 40 61 5W .TO 25 .TIB 28 22 UiS. 'igren.in Luke 51 5(>N t Corzola Island......42 SUN CosL CosR. Cosala-.. Cosbade CoMia Isle Coaelits Cosenrti Cosliatta Cosimbmuir Coaliu Coamoledo Group 9 36n 37 39s 2 5s ,„43 20n .,„.53 34m -„39 8» — 37 '.'BN -..Jill SUN 18 508 43 22N — m30 5.3N 32 ON 40 S2N 38 4fiN 52 SON .35 35N 47 24N ...36 SUN ...31 349 24 SON .31 48 -~42 27N ON Coane S Cosninas Cosonie ~.. Co^pou^ Cowiuiii .. Cossa — ~. CosskI -,. Cossf, le Niviei— ~47 S/N Cosaeir -.^-.........^6 7n (.'obsuir, Old .~— .1:6 I3n Cossicli-cusa, Ui-.27 2(iN Cossier, Kl 27 27 n CoBsina ..~.....— .-38 VfUN Coasington .........5) Mn Cosaonex .............46 37 n Coa9>ra .......... ....ai 48n Costa Read -—,59 UN Costaros —-.—44 5SN Costlecown —.—53 47n 52 47N 52 38N 41 24N 1 SIN 20 438 .21 58 1 5lN 9 42S .43 lUN Co«ton Coston Costiirlu , Coswig -. Cotagaita Cotiigaita Ritcr Cotaiies— ,— Cotuparazu — ,-, Cotaz H. -.- X Cdted'Or(Oe partmeiit ot)-.-.47 38N X Cotes Du Nord, (Ueimrtmeiit ot)4K 2UN Cotes, N. .-~— ~53 •■iW Coteserai i'3.28N totlien — ~— ~,51 6aN Cotlieridge ,^i I2N Cotherstoiie Cotilitza 7 58w 13 458 4 SOW 2 52W 44 43W 7 83W II 58B 7 WW 17 91 22 JH 8 25W 61 OW 9 20w 37 08 to 408 1 21W 8 9w 31 low b Avi 83 3(18 9 «W le Si'B 27 68 \M 158 IdO 7w 11 498 8 148 14 4!)B 16 158 93 54w 88 24B 16 llB 47 658 2 688 III OW 63 42w 93 08 64 OW 11 20B 49 :iOB 65W .34 38 33 578 30 52B 30 578 21 558 2 S5W 6 318 12 08 3 12W 3 518 6 42W 45W 1 38 22 4(i8 12 29b 64 35W 65 55w r> lUW 78 OW 4U 55B Cotopaxi — .. Cottbus-.- Cottenliam . Cottens— ,— _ Cottersworth Cutthal ~-». Cottiara^— . I uttiiigliani Cottiiigliuiii 34 26 II 24 61 24 66 13 26 2«t 24 51 24 30 32 24 24 I 9 66 13 19 66 63 46 17 26 20 26 44 33 20 36 14 45 .50 36 80 66 6G 14 37 37 37 37 2'* 10 1.5 66 II 14 13 10 10 27 20 60 60 24 49 6(> 4 48a 14 .-J)4 34 N .~38 SON ,-. 408 61 45N .~~52 IDN 46 4«N »— .52 61 IN 07 34N 10 ION 53 4HN 52 .30N Cotliiigwitli, b. -.53 52N Cott08iii Point 31 68N Cotton —.,-,-,-,5;.' UN Cottor 14 SIN Cotts — 57 4IN Cutui . Cotumbali,. I'otyaeuiu Cotyura Cuu Cock Isle Coucuu Cuiic>, Ic Ctiaiiw 49 33N I Otides 45 35N Cuu'ch L. ....,»..~56 :<7N Couilly .— ,-„„...-48 SiN Cuuiza -.—.,- — 42 57N Couguel, Pt 47 2»N Cuul 56 fiHN Coul ~~ 37 34 N C.iul.iili.iii.— .^......iS? 2'N 3 40W ^B 83 2SB 12 2B 8 ))*W 1 59W 22 48 78 30w 14 258 98 7 3B 3!iW 3 SSIW 7d 108 8.SW 45W 5.')W 88 38W 48 7« I'JB 3 14W 70 llw 84 138 30 188 37 50E 113 .5B 91 458 3 198 3 3118 6 48 W 3 .'>JB 2 118 3 7W 5 low 4 3iw 5 VSW 14 9 33 20 10 9 23 49 20 10 15 10 II 55 9 10 9 44 10 33 II 47 33 .56 56 35 2<> 14 14 13 14 14 It II II II 'J» .'0 5SN 81 198 -57 UN 6 »W II t CheklaiiK i9 .'«nN Clielt'gliuirLake^'>9 lO.x CliiilM ~^ ■'<2'« Clielford ..^ .^t I6N Clieliiidreli ,.^.^i lON Cli«lin --il lOM Cliuliiuford 51 4'IN CheloMfurd (Miu.) 4:.' 4IN ClielonHHt .'O 7N ClielNa Al 2HN Cliiliiea(VeniMiiit)43 Mn CliuUliam Cliel* worth ClielUntmni ^. Clieiiwii~.~.. Cliemarl R. ^. I ('lieinegihib^M Chemery Clieiiiille. Olieiniiii!! Ctieiiinits ..^1 I UN MN .w40 44N H 4ns 33 3I)N .47 21 W 47 14" Chen -~~- 34 4i'»c Chenaub Uivvr~^8 &4N -24 :iHM 4f» .UN 42 SJs (J4 47N »«-H2 ftN 14 5!IN 96 i;w ^:12 32n 43 15N .-tt) 4N Cheiidam. C4iene, Lu.^^ Chengii-~.~.> CliOiiSH I'ns',, ChetiniHXur^U Chenk<>iii>k .~~ Chunnoypitlhtiii Chenubuiicin~.~ Chcoii C I in life lliver. Cliop.ivbkii — Chepstow 51 SUN % Chur, Oep:irt —47 OS .—47 14N -47 17N .41 ION .46 67N .2.'> I.'iN .44 4^N IllOtIt uf Cher Uivur Cher lliver Chera( ^,^^ Chemn Hiver. Chenipooiijee Cher»Ko Chcrbaniaim Uank 12 IUn CherboiirR 4!) 3«m ('hurbiittee l'horchi;tt»» Cherc'ip CI. Cherhill — . Cheribon _~ Cherin — „ Cliorith Br. Cheriton ^ Clierittin ^ Clicrliunien-. Cherlon Ciierinoiitnne (llacier ,^^ .22 55N .31) 47N ,15 4»i« .51 2SM U Ma 46 47M .M 51 M 51 3(>N 1 38V .—44 15N 23 42N I2i) oa I5U l*iw 7 5W 2 IliW 33 I4H 23 35B 27K 71 J7W 21 15R lllW 73 SOW 2W OWia S 3w 47 SOB (M Ow 113 20tv 1 37a 44W 31 4SK 12 &3a 111 5u 70 aoH 78 lOB 4 408 37 32B 27 24B 45 6la 4.1 24 B 80 (iu 32 2UB IIU 37B 8!» 3I\V 40 37 B 2 4UV 2 25B 5 2B 21a 31) 21B 6 48B 91 46B 7 fiilB 72 ItIB 1 ;i8Hr 81 5l'b lU 2UB 14 :«IB 1 67w 108 36a 3 .35B 35 :ioa 4 I5W 4 65W 22 23a 81 4l)a Cherpoolcherry —10 fi4N Cherry— —42 lav Cherry Burton — i".3 52^ Cherr.v I^e— n Cheshua .— — jl i'is Cheiinuii, or Tuninthiis Fl.— 56 SON Cliesilton — — 50 33N Cheslotlitabor— .'<2 41 n Chenenux — ...46 .'MSX Cheaiington— 51 Som Chjissy— ..^ 47 54N Cliuatiikovii .~— ..')0 47" Cheitazcrsk — 63 (iv Chester— 53 llN Chester (NovaScoti.1) —44 36N Chester (UoxburRlO ..—.55 24N Chi'ster, Ufst '.Funiisylviinia) -39 50if Chesterblnae — "ii ION Chqi« .'lIv CttMlcitiuld (nlet .(U hn 34 39 34 9 30 23 10 44 38 10 44 10 10 10 33 61 45 11 It 66 18 33 33 14 28 28 33 33 33 66 34 41 23 10 14 14 14 30 2ft 33 25 33 14 33 26 26 10 3.) 14 31 10 10 27 33 46 ON 7 32a 15 76 20B 74 44W 2!)(V 169 40M U 12B 19 S7a 22 2.>B 58W 14 -zm 14 26B 24 3na 9 OB 33 30B 33 5B 30VV 9 :iOB 7(i OW 68 IIIB 3llw 2 3(»w 64 24B U *W S5 Ow 2 37w 35 2lB 6 3HB 18W 2 2b 40 lOa 42 52 k 2 5tW ('hi— 37 -W Chieril). ——37 41 N Chlt'tl.~~..~........»42 2ilN Chieiil llitsiur —37 II'n Chidvrct 50 38N Obifllk Chifllk Khun ChigAiiuk — . Chiglofinn — >. Chignai Vulcunu, Chhtnecto Buy. Chignectu C. Chignlu Chigro . Chigreh Wells. Chigwell ............< 9 10 66 ow 40 Chihilboorg i Chiliuiiliua— .. Chihuahua .— .. Chiklain Chikly — Chikiinias Chiliipa ChlliiW *»<^ 17 7 Chiica, or Cliiloa. 1 2 33 41 9 52 10 t'i 56 10 19 19 3S 55 66 56 10 5.'-. 44 33 10 9 33 10 55 10 31 15 10 14 23 23 9 64 I5\r 41 2 34W 13 .19 32N .37 17" :i5 ON .16 27N :i9 508 .45 3()V 23N 43 35N 21 ION 20 30N 61 38N —34 60N .29 ON .28 46N :m ;)om .20 17N 8N IIN V7N J12 40N 40 54iV 56 3:i!< .'13 ION 41 48N .13 OB .51 15N .19 35N 16 4N Chllcotin Clillder L. Chlhlinik — Chileraurh. Chiles—, t Chill Chiliiam Chilka L. — , Chilkalurpudu, Chilkeea .—.... — . 2 9 20N Chillaiu— — ;» 568 Chilian Volcniio— 30 8S 40 6N —48 5N 20N 5 31 N 46 25N .11 2IN 25 2.N OS Chillaron Chilleurs Chillicothe Cliiltinglium Chilloiu— «»— ». 76 22w 3 28\v 1 24M' 110 201V 95 IIU 44 10 9 40 40 Cliilluinbrum Chiliiiary Chiloe, Archo. of.43 ± Chiloe Isle 42 4.58 Clillou — 18 208 Chilpanzinga —17 3JN Chilres — ,17 50N Chilsur — — ...A'i 7v Chilsar —..—.— 3.) 6N ChlitepeqiiG— 18 18N Chiltem, All Saints— ~61 llN Chilton — ,54 4(iv Chilluor 13 12N Chiiu.iera —40 lOv Chimalapiulu —16 55N Cliinialiipan — — ~l 5 On Chiinalip.1 10 47n Chiniay — —..—.50 4N Chinibo— I 46n Chiinbodee —.10 8n ChimbonkZO— I 3iis Chimney L 46 )5N Chimney Mounts. 23 44N Chiinure ..—...— .10 45s Cliimore R. —17 08 i China — — ,~— ,32 ON China Kiuida 7 30n Chinal Volcano — ,38 328 Cliinan ............... .30 4n Chiiiandegit —18 32N " 12 .12N 13 2:>8 10 .158 11 128 .24 48N w'W .ViN wU8 28N ...18 311 V wl8 36N ~,13 47N -26 588 26 508 .20 508 «v Chinaputoin Chincfia Chinclia Clilnchaycochu U Chin-chew B. — . Chhichilli Chin.choo Chiiiohoor.. Chinchorro Chin-ohov. I hineral Alto Chlneral Pto. Chineral River, i Chinese Kiiipire .18 Chinese Seu ...^...15 On Ciiing— — 34 44N Ching— — 25 52N Cliln-gan . — -33 IHN Ching.liiie -23 4N 63 30W 86 15a 81 20W 6 5la 13 20a 13 44a 7 6la 20 51 a 80 K* 14 8a 89 30B 3 4Ua 28 18a 3.^ 7a 05 67a 8 6oa 71 3.5 w 64 3UW 04 40W 1!) 40B 34 25a 33 30B 4a 00 35B 100 20W 104 31W 70 80a 'iO 81 a 49 38a 98 58nr 79 5.>a 70 .18W 123 SOW 43 12a 65 aia 70 SOB ?U 51W Mvr 67a 85 27a 80 15a 79 3B 71 37W 70 OW 8 32W 3 Ua 83 Iw 1 54W 55a 79 478 89 4:iB 73 80wr 74 Ow 04 34Mr »9 26Hr 23 3B 60 238 69 298 93 Ow 1 69w 1 33W 79 loa 19 408 80 448 89 3U\7 94 3tiW 4 IIIB 79 14W 48 368 79 2W 69 2SW 36 858 64 4lW 64 15W 110 08 81 408 70 44vr 109 858 87 OW 77 148 76 18W 70 3W 75 48W 118 60K 1 48W 110 3k 73 5tiw 87 20W 114 528 69 4.1W 70 6.5W 70 51W 100 OB 115 OK 113 5 80 30 32 15 6.) 41 41 37 36 30 10 33 46 46 33 33 33 46 33 49 40 30 23 33 43 60 10 33 33 33 60 60 24 14 43 9 16 33 33 48 48 48 46 28 32 32 46 10 9 33 56 33 46 46 16 49 32 49 41 37 49 49 29 33 50 34 46 33 49 49 49 31 34 34 33 47 34 60 60 60 34 29 3t 34 34 31 Chita. Cliitral Chiltae, Isle. (hittapett Cliiitel Droug' 5 40N ..15 .1.W I 40N 12 -iON 14 SON Chltllehiiniptun —61 In Cliittoor. Chittra Chiu Clieu Chiusa Cliiuauno Chiusi Chivao, River Chivaiso Chliat Clilinitsit 25 ION —24 lUN ..-25 ON .44 S2N —43 UN 6N « 48N 5 I .IN —38 42N 48 IIIN Cliliselburgii— 59 5(In Chlov— — 54 ION Chluinets ——50 8N Chnubis— 36 1.1N Cho 3!) 20N Clioana — ~— :I4 35N Choaspes R— —32 25n Clioutllluh 20 ION Chobar — 25 20N Chobham — ,.......J1 81n Cliiicklaoli ——63 3n Clioclawlmtcliie, River 30 9HN Chuco, Buy of 3 .'I5N Choco, Bay of 8 3on Cliocolate River —40 aiN i lioduwarnn —..15 OOn (liodie Colon) 9 30N Chodziesen — — 6,1 ON Chot'iiditolom 9 2r>N Cliokiih —24 44N Cliukvliinsk — 01 27N Cl)ukier .— .— ......SO 3tiN Cliokun —.—,......18 45N Cholagh B. —61 42n Clioleheohel,Id..-38 50a Cholesbury — ...51 45N Chiille— — 35 UN Chollerion— — 55 3n Chollet 47 4N Cholinogtiory—— 04 16N Cholinondelc-y —.53 6N CholiDondestoii— ..Ji3 7n Clioluuta —39 2N C homes ———.18 378 Chon L.— — 56 13N Clionachory —56 SON 43N 12 ION 3.18 2 Ills .50 27N 34 ON Clionae Chondie .Xouiui. Chones Chongoa — — . 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Cliiizncexuk 10 37N J 6N ....24 54N ,21 IAN — 36 2:>N Cloku, Uiver ..,„Ml 48N Chy-sinn 27 32N t liytruii ..............^35 20N Chy-Yuen 32 55N Ciallah ......~....~.;<7 ION Cianori ... 25 39n t Ciura ~............. 6 08 t'inra, or V. do. 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Ion Clapthome.~........62 31 n Clapton ^^...........^S I 6.N Clara ~».~... ...53 SOif Clara, l« Clara, Sa ClaraiL Claras Clarault C 33 428 Clare .................. ..^62 4N Clare ..~.... 83 43N Clare 62 4»n X Clare, County~.52 52N Clare (Oalway) .~53 2IN Clare llr. .............63 48n Clare lute Clare, Liich (Moreii Hridge Clarence Clarence K. Clarence Strait .>_26 67N Clarence Sir. ......26 4aN 4. Clarendon. Clareni Clark Ft. .. Clarke's Is. Clarks. T. . Clarkhboro ....^.^.,34 .53 48N .~Ji7 ;'Sif ...JXi I4W 34a 29 508 ,18 5N 46 26N 44 4N .40 3^8 .41 8N 2N Clarkstown 65 47n Clarl(sville.M...~~~3I 40N Clarksvllle ('I'en- neasee) ^.^.......36 24N Clarksvllle (Oeorgia) ClarkvilTe Claro Claro, liiver. Claro, River, Clary .......... Closhniore . t'lashnessie .~..~~.58 14N Clastiiore 52 On Classe ~. 44 23N Clatford 51 ION Chttt 57 19N Cluttering Itrig~~J6 64N 34 42N .46 15N 17 16a 16 6a 54 64N 7 53N Claudagli Cluudius M Claudos..^.. Claudy .... Claughton.... Clausenburg Clausholm .. 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Cristobul, S. ■^6 33N iO 8s 12 178 19 548 Crltcliovo ...^.......41 38N Crittenden .34 SN CriaMetopon .....JM 22n Criu Metopon Pr..3a IBN Crtvan .................40 On Crixa ^*»#*l*IO«W>*3 51 N Croglian ..........53 54N Croglian ~....~~..54 IN Croghan M. ^.^....52 47N Croglian M. ...........53 59n Croglin ...,..........^.54 49n Croglin .^..........^.58 16n Croia, or Ag- Hissar ......^....41 31 n Croisettes »...._-46 a3N Croisic, Lo .........U7 Hn Croigy la Haye~.~.49 J8n Croix ...~~.........46 42N Croix Verte 47 I7n Croixillen IIr....~_41 5s Crnker Ravine...~..3.'t 128 CroUer'a Bay ..-^-74 40N Croker's Isle (Australia) II 1.58 Cromack Pt 54 ,39n Cromartli Gifrord_51 .SSn Cromarty .............57 41 n t Cromarty 37 39N Ci-oinarty Ferry ~,.57 4l'n 8 3B 4 asw 6 18W 8 37W I 28B 3 348 1 B4B 9 .-MB 1 33W 33 ION ..w.^36 ON ..~~a2 47n 42 19N BS .53 aoN .53 aN .—37 30N .— ..aa aoN ,52 21N 52 4N 31 Ktt 51 39N S3 OB SS OB 29W 3 22B 10 17" 1 58B 8 12B 6 33B 2 24W 2 48W 4 I,3W I 28W 8 3W 8 a9w 1 9W 3 I9W 3 8w I Slw 46B 3 4W 3 4RW 1 20B 3 39W 3 3W 1 30W 34 .33B 17 12b 12 25B 1 ,56W 27B a auw a 33W 3 I4W 80 55B 43 lOB 6 36B 60 low 61 30w 67 »5W 21 I4B 93 I7W 33 40B 23 28B 44 41 B 30 4nw 48 .35W Bl 33W 6 20w 8 aow 9 48W 16 30B 16 4B 2 40W 16 44B 103 45B 4 a'»W 34 53B 19 35B 32 29B ,30 5IB 81 27B 83 OW 6 2.3W 2 47w 3 42W 8 low 7 31W 6 1«W 10 Pw 8 40W 3 ,5UW I9 54R 42B 2 32W 1 24B 6 27B 4W 173 42B 148 25B 83 OW 133 40B 4 67W 1 6W 4 2W 4 5w 4 IW 28 24 11 10 14 14 14 15 9 66 86 10 34 17 14 SJi 17 9 10 9 9 11 13 10 10 10 10 10 12 12 14 12 10 a 23 50 17 11 10 12 12 12 28 36 IS 49 61 60 27 44 66 66 30 61 61 61 12 13 13 27 19 10 26 35 11 31 56 56 66 56 44 11 10 13 13 13 13 13 9 13 27 15 14 14 15 14 63 63 40 62 12 10 II II 11 MAMn. Lat. Lom. Ho. or MAr. CroMipol ....>.~.....ae 30N 6 65W 12 CroMninglen —34 BN 6 36W 13 Croaimicliael 54ft8w 3 BOW la Croiunolinn — 34 6n 9 17W IS Crosiraguell, Ab.JU( SON 4 43W 13 CroMtliwuite — ~34 ION 8 a4w 9 Crouthwaite 84 37N S »W 9 Crowwood 55 4HN 3 31W la Crostee — 85 27n a 8w 13 Croston — —..—30 31 N I I4W 10 Crouton ——..—.— 5.1 40M 2 4«W 9 Crotincen ..... —33 4HN 21 12b 17 lOB au Crotona — . — AO ION 56 Cruulin lale .. .-— J57 20N 3 47w 11 Cronpicre — ., —.,—45 44M 3 31a 14 Crow Feather R. ,.45 58N 95 7W 44 Crow Head .. 51 35M 10 IIW 13 Crow I, 34 42N 88 a7w 44 Crow Inin 51 37N a iw lU Crow Ulver .. . 45 6N 93 88W 44 Crowboroiigh 81 3N llB 10 Crowdv B.-..., Ci'owoll — .. 31 388 132 BOB 63 51 41 N 35W 10 Crowhnrst — . 61 I2N 3w 10 Crowland — . 52 41N llw 10 f^rowje n.,n..^. BOW 8 8W 9 Crowley 52 12N Crown I»le (Loo 10 Clioo\ 28 2N 129 13B 29 rrn»nll r„r,„.. 52 20N 1 39W 10 Croxton 5? 2HN 46B 10 57 31 N 4 Ow 4 OW II Croy — ..— .0. .53 58N 12 Croy, Fort .. 54 3N 9 49w 13 Croydon — _ 51 22N 7W 10 Croydon — 38 13N 86 6w 44 Croylecky— .. 56 3N 4 2.3W 13 Croytburn — . 85 40N 4 i'3w 13 Crua Isle ,53 31 N 10 l:t6 .37v 17.3nB 19 Csucsa ——,... 46 aUN 22 42 B 19 Ctesiphon — ... .33 8N 44 35B 56 Cuancabelica 12 ,508 74 53W 49 Cuamens 40 3RN 6 27B 15 Cuba, Island of —21 .50n 78 30W 47 Cuba ~..,~,.— .— 42 37N 3 16W 34 Cubacoa— .».. 14 118 60 48W 51 Cubagtin Ixle 10 ftON 64 16W 47 CubbanyR.— 12 6N 76 40B 33 Cubellas 41 12N 1 42b 34 Cubbie— . 12 ION 6 OB 36 Cubbington —52 19N 1 8!»w 10 Cubert 50 SflN 6 7w 10 Cubley 62 a6N 1 46W 9 Cnbnulzie.— ., ,54 BIN 4 aiw 4 30W 13 Cubrain Inn«. 57 B5N 11 Cubzac — 44 57n 31 W 14 Ciicalo — 39 44N ;ww 24 Cuckfleld —51 ON low 1 Ow 10 BOH 10 Cucknev .....m... 53 1,3N q Cucole Mt. .. 44 18N 25 Cucurape — .... 31 4N 110 6w 46 Cuciita ~ 7 4IN 72 low 49 0^ Namsi. Culm. Culm . Culmington Culuiice . Culmitock.. Cuino— Cuioort .~. Culpee~.. Ciilroch , Culroas... Culswick Cult Ho. Culter— ... Cultrn— .» Cults — ., Cults. Cululu F. .. Culver Cliff Culver, I'oin Ciiiwortlu Culzean Cus. Cuina— Cuinae . Cumae, G. C'uinalgunge Cun)8ino Cuniana .. Cumanaygua 8 Cumunchei Cumnvary, Cuinbacli — CunibiT— Cuniberlunc . ; Cumbcrlan Cimiberlanc Cumberlimi (Davis' Stni Cumberland 1 (Georgia) . Cumberland I Cumberland (Maryland) Cuniberlnnd 1 Tennpseee « t Cuniberlani (Nova Scoti Cumberland 1 Cumberland & (/umberland (Virginia) ~ Cumbernauld Cuuibray Isle, Great Cumbiay Isle, Little — ... Cumbray Llgl House — .. Cuminestone . Cumlarg ~— .. Cummada...... Cunimertrees. Cumnock, Ne Cuuinock, OI< Cuinu Buy — Cumwhitton.. Cunaig— .... Cunaig .—.—., Cununia, Kiv( Cuirnre !<.—.» Cunda — CundgHuw .. Cundgauw ... Cuneo —.—.... Cuness— ., Cuneva Muun Cunitz....«,M.. Cunninglium . Cunningham Cuntamana .. Cuon — .— .. Cupar (Angus Cupnr (File;~ Cup-clii — .~. Cura — — .. Curasao Isle Curalas .,..~.. Curnuma ~— Cui'duil —...,„ Cures— „ Cures. &« K of Rome .. Ctu'ia .—....—.. Curia Muria, Curias Pr.— .- Curicuture— .. Curicta— .— . Curimattu....^. Curincu — — .. Cunni, CI CiM'ipdm . /Cl.......*-.\ ,11 Milium ^ iiMiiiiiimii !■ Ill III nil— ■nil— ii^iiiiiiiii BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. L!co~~.~.~..~~. 1 :i SOa 71 20W 49 Dallavaird 50 57N 9 98W 11 ^4 37N S UW 9 Culoort A5 21 N 7 2IW 13 Cwingwiil... M 5AN 4 21w 10 Dallerup M 49N 9 AOB 21 ^5 4HN 3 31 w 13 Ciilpee... 22 lis 88 2SB 33 Cyana ...:i6 UN 99 49B 66 Dallgan . 53 3 iN Dalllm ^ Sa 30N 8 AlW 13 ^5 27n 3 aw 13 fUilrocli ri4 A3N 4 Aaw 13 C.vaneae 41 12N 29 7" 56 4 iw 11 JX) AlN 1 14W 10 CulroM r.6 4N 3 37W 13. Cybato U2 6N 46 :fiJR 56 Dallmore 68 23M 3 9IIW 11 Ji.1 40(1 2 46vr 9 Cultwick 60 ION 1 30W 13 Cvclades ~, V «'n 25 I5B 66 Dallmore 57 13N 3 49W 11 .55 4HN 21 12b 20 Cult Ho. 53 AlN 3 44W 13 Cydiimiw 30 40n 10 2AB 66 Dallmore 57 26N 6 28w II Ji9 ION 17 loa A6 Culter....^...., 67 ON a 15W 11 Cydna 3B 20N 29 lOB 66 Diilluntum 42 50N 17 AOB 64 .57 2()l« A 47Hr 11 Cultni... 53 26N 8 25W 13 Cydnus R........~...37 On 34 AOB 66 Dahuagarie Inn ....57 21 N 3 Ailw 11 .45 44N 3 31a 14 Cult* ... 56 16N 3 .'iw 13 Cydonia :ii 29N 24 OB 66 Dalmalioy ..^.^^...55 54 N 3 2IW 13 ^5 58N grt jw 44 Cults- 57 7n 2 llw 11 CyHlliog ~..53 7n 3 25W 9 Dalnnilly 6«i 23N 4 ACtV 13 Jl 35N 10 llw 13 Cululu F. ..31 C8 61 6w AO Cygoogo ......27 On 89 35B 33 : Dalmatia 43 4SN 16 2VK 19 .34 43N BS A7W 44 Culver Cliir ..JM) 41n 1 6W 10 Cvllene ^7 65N 21 IIB 28 Dalmatia .........43 I6N 17 4AB 66 Jil 37N A IW 10 Culver, I'uint .~..32 40a 125 ac 63 % Cyllenla 37 67n 22 5B 28 >alniclllngiun 55 20N 4 24W 13 .45 6N 93 saw 44 Culworth.. .5-2 7n 1 WW 10 CynfyllCayo ......A2 3n 3 5jw 10 Dalmeny U 58N 3 2IW 13 .51 3N 111 10 Culaeun Cus..~.~..55 21 n 4 46W 13 Oynopolis ..J28 S2N SO 40B 60 Dalmcny I'aik~...JlA £9n 8 20W 13 .31 3HS 1A2 AOb 63 Cuma...... ......38 45N 26 A9B 66 CynoHenm .............'jQ C5N 29 lAB 66 Dalmiguvi 57 l.'tN 4 3W 11 .51 41 N 5!iW 10 CuHiae ~~. ~^40 S5n 14 IB 66 1 Cynuria 37 I2N :>nwyl Blfed...~.Jfl A6n 22 45B 28 Dalmure .....^......JiO SON 4 13W 13 J>l ISN 2W 10 Cumiie, O. of 4U 47n 14 lOR 66 4 2IW 10 Dalmore ... 58 ON 4 17w 11 .5-2 4 IN llw 10 Cumulgunge — ...25 20N 8.1 2Ae 33 Cvpuriaaia 37 15N 21 42B 28 Dalnacardoch :.(i 4UN 4 &w 13 JS3 37N AOht 9 Cuiiiaiiio ~~w.~~. 7 3'IK 6* 40W 49 Cyparissius Sinus ..37 20n ill 35B 28 Ualna l'opp7 31 N 4 Onr 11 Cuiiibi'r~................54 56N 7 12W 13 Cyrrhus .16 48N 36 67B 66 Dalpe 46 2«N a 45r IS .55 58N 4 Ow 13 : Cuinberlund......S4 4lN 2 SOW 9 Cyrus R. . ;« 27N 4!) 20B 66 Dalpeddar ............55 20N 3 52W 13 .54 3N 9 49w 13 . Cumbcrl)ind~.~.42 18s 146 48K 63 Cyta 42 15N 42 AOB 66 Dalquliarn ^...^..57 4N 9 Ow 11 Jil 22N 7nr 10 : Cumberland .»~..33 AOs 15U 55B 63 Cythera (Cerl;:o)...:i6 13N 23 Ob 28 Dalquliarron ........55 liN 4 4lW 12 .38 15N 8H 6w 44 : : Cumberlnnd Id. Cytheria Tfl 13N 23 2M 28 Ualriach ............57 50N 3 43W 11 Ji6 3N 4 23W 13 (Duvh' StmiU) 66 30N 66 OW 40 Cythnos .-17 iAN 24 2CB 28 Dulriach 50 47N 4 IW 11 .55 4()N 4 iZw 13 Cumberland lula Cythnos I 37 23N 24 25b 23 Dalroy 57 2yN 4 Ow 11 .53 31 N 10 l.'lw 13 (Georgia) ....30 53N 81 35W 44 Cytorum ^,^^..,.Al 61 n 32 52b 66 Dairy 55 43N 4 44W 13 , 9 12N 79 40«V 49 Cumberland Uoum54 On 102 SAW 40 Cyziciis ........ 40 22N 27 A5B 66 Dairy.-.-... 65 7N 4 low 13 „^'i 2s 71 8w 60 Cumberland Crakova ^...........46 28N 21 15B 19 Dalryuiple-.— — J)5 24N 4 aiw 13 28 4B8 62 Ow 50 (Maryland) 39 40n 78 AOW 44 Czakvnr 47 SAN IB 26b 19 Dalrymple, Port-.4l 108 147 o« A3 .57 25N 1 54W 11 Cumberland Mis. Czarnikow 52 53n 16 34 B 20 Dalscanar —.-.-.57 2Sn 4 low 11 .67 24N 1 Alw 11 Tennpave~...~~36 20N 84 30W 44 Czamowo .....^......53 8n 18 16B 20 Dalserf-...— .— .....55 44N 3 Uiw 13 •'>7 25N 1 AOW 11 t Cimiberland Czarskoselo .~~~..59 40N 30 20B 23 Dalston -...-.-,-.64 Am 3 OW 9 57 2.JN 1 Alw 11 (Nova Scotia) ~.45 38n 63 46W 41 Ccaslmi 49 A4N 15 25B 19 DaUwinton —,—,-.55 9n 3 41 w 12 51 38n 2 4W 10 Cumberland It 1(7 71N 88 23W 43 Czempin .. ......52 8N 16 43B 20 Dalton —.54 UN 3 llw 9 58 2flN 4 SOW 11 Cumberland Strt. 64 4N 65 OW 40 CienstGcliau~~.....AO 49N 19 ?■ 23 Ualton ———,55 4N 3 23w 13 54 45N 4 22W 12 Clumberland Czepedlak............w4A 44N 17 SOB 19 Dalton, N. A3 AaN 3.'iW 9 Sr> 47N 2 43W 1 1 (Virginia) 37 25N 78 29W 44 Czernaliora 49 26n 16 31H 19 Dalton, a -...-....A3 65N 32W 9 55 2N 8 27w 13 Cumbernauld U 5UN 3 58W 13 Csiclien ...54 7N 22 161 20 Dalton le Dale M 50N 1 2W 9 54 37N 6 13W 13 Cumbray Isle, Czorani .................44 AlN 26 35a 27 l)alupiriIsle-.~-.l9 aN 121 16B 35 54 3.')N 3 law 9 Great -...-..55 47n 4 A2W 13 Czortkow 49 ON 25 54B 19 Dalvartin -,—...'17 27n 5 24W 11 53 2nN 9 A8W 13 Cumbray Iiile, Caiicza ..„.„.,.„^i9 24n 18 411 19 Dalvey 57 24N 3 3tlW 11 43 26N 28 lOB 66 Little ... 55 43N 4 A6W 13 Ualvine 66 S4N 3 i3W 12 46 2n 6 SB 35 Cumbray Light Dal water —67 22N 4 low 11 ^ UouM ..55 43N 4 A6W 13 < Dulwliinnie Inn— .56 56N 4 low 13 2.5 Cuminestone ~~~.A7 33n 2 21W 11 D Dalwiniiion .:>8 19N 3 4-2W 11 U 50n 4 3lw 11 Cumlarg 55 21n 4 24W 12 Daly. N. T 53 IIN 8 2aw 13 39 508 64 26W 60 Cummadn... ....^la 2n 81 15B 33 * Dnlya -.-.-,— —45 28N 19 4B 19 32 12fl 71 26W 60 CummertreL-8 54 69N 3 ^6W 12 Daal ....57 llw S 43W 11 Dalzie —...,-,— 55 47n 3 S!lw 12 35 4SS 60 46W 60 Cumnock, New .~6d 2lN 4 I3W 12 Daal L .V 9n 5 42w 11 Dam R. ..—JO ISN 92 15B 33 ») 138 67 ati' 60 Cumnock, Old......53 27N 4 17W 13 Daalvil ...57 7n 5 A7w 11 Dumala 37 SUN 23 21B 28 7 fi9.j 69 2AW 49 Cumu Bity .~....... 1 bia 44 30W 51 Dabao ................Jl 9n 79 588 33 Damanliour —,—,-,31 2n 30 30B 37 Cumwhitton 54 A-2n 2 47w 9 Daber 53 34N 15 l/B 20 Damascus — _-33 32n 36 20B 30 )8 40N 3 28W 24 Cunaig,................55 44N S 25W 13 Uaberatli 32 4-2N 3A2SB 31 Damascus— —41 25n 84 aw 44 10 IN I 1.3W 24 Cunaig ^,.,^,„,^6 9n 4 A8w 12 Dabilonienbrock..J>l 45N A 2B 13 ± Damaun -.—32 AN Damuun-.- iO 18N 70 40B 33 2 35N 3 55W 24 Cunama, Kivtr ... 2 2Us 60 12w 49 Dablae~ .. .40 1umbt)oluu 7 46N bO 3ua 33 a 153 16 3UN 138 lOB 63 21 7b 19 Cunda .~~. „^-ia .SN Cundgauw 19 25N 68 6B K) Ob 33 33 |l;t|\r||yfl , , ThS 6 If 6 37w 35 23B 11 31 Daiuclink — ......^ 44N Darner Pulo. Sfe 79 aim 33 Uaburieli .^...32 42N 6 54N 21 43B 19 Cundgauw .........19 40N 83 50b 33 Dacca 2.'i AON 90 2aB 33 Bingapore — ..^ Duue Marie 18 3AM 33 7 41 N 21 7a 19 Ciine ..... .. 44 23N 7 36B 25 Dacliaiuibades ~. 16 ON 7(; OM 65 74 25W 47 6 43N 16 27B 19 C'unes8~~ bii 19N (5 3W 12 Uaclien .^...48 13N 11 24B 18 Damet-.-.— ..-.45 4N 33W 14 6 43N 20 9B 19 CunevaWouni — .. 4 40N (Xi 34w 49 t Uacia 46 25N 25 40B 65 DamffLake— ..A7 30N A 34W 13 7 37N 16 5»B 19 CunUz.................^5(i 57N 11 4lB 17 i Ditcia Aureliani 43 ION Dacibyasa ... 40 AON 22 30B 66 Damglian— -. 30 7n A4 :iti» 33 6 37M 17 .3nB 19 Cunningham ........4; 3aN 82 63W 44 29 24B 66 Damliead Inn -.-.50 ION S 20W 13 1! 5HN 22 42 B 19 Cuniiingliam Mt.~V< 108 147 2!IB 52 Dae res Castle ~....ti6 On 61 50w 40 t Dumietta 31 ION 31 SOB 37 3 8N 44 35B 66 Cuntamana .w...... 7 208 74 58W 60 Dadarah ,iS A«n 68 2B 32 Damietta .^il 24N 31 50B 37 2 508 74 53W 49 Cuon 47 28N Aw 14 Uadi 38 41 n 22 32B 28 Damin— .-..A3 25N 14 42B 20 B 3BN 6 27R 15 Cupar (AnguH) -56 3aN 3 14W 13 Dadizeel ^..^.......50 .'Win 3 5B 16 Danun Lake— ,53 3:iN 14 40B 20 i AON 78 30W 47 Cupar (File; 5G 19N 3 OW 12 Dadraltchik....~....43 8N 27 4B 27 Dammartiii -.-.-49 3N 2 4dB 14 2 37N 3 16w 24 Cup-chi .» ...22 64N 116 2B 34 Dadree ~. 28 3;iN 76 21B 33 Damme -,-.—...51 I5N 3 17B 16 4 lis 60 48W 61 Cura 10 2N (17 -'7w 49 Dadur -^9 21)n 67 47b 3i Uumme— — ,-.-.52 3^N a lla 17 I) BON 64 15W 47 Curapao Isle ...~.I2 I2N 69 OW 49 Dadur 29 ON 67 45B 33 Dammen-.-.— ,.54 :i3N 17 l.'iB SJO 2 6N 76 40B 33 t'uraias ... 328 71 aiw 48 Oaeghabad .15 lUN £9 16B 32 Dammoudali Uiver:f3 ION aa SOB 33 1 12N 1 42b 24 Curauma .~>_....33 148 71 42W SO Daelen 50 44N 5 4IB 16 Damphail Cas— 57 3^n 3 3UW 11 ! ION 6 OB 36 Cui-dall ^.57 26N 3 25W 11 Daer W. ... ...55 21N 3 39W 12 Dampier's ! 1»N 1 89W 10 Cures 42 IIN 12 40B 66 Dafar.... 17 On A4 OB 29 Archipelago- 20 308 116 46B 53 1 SflN 6 7W 10 Cures. & 44n ;«>w 24 Curicatore.w.........31 3n 14 12B 26 Dagmer.iellcn ~...,47 12N 7 59b 15 Datimr, Nalir el. 33 4lN 35 28B 31 ON lOw 10 Curicta......... 45 6N 14 aiB 66 Dagnilar M t. ......tS los 146 OB 52 Damusiquini River 3 SON 08 16W 49 t 13N 1 9W 9 Curimatta 6 88 44 15W 51 l>a!;nio.«...............4l AHN 19 42B 27 Daiiiville 48 6JN 1 4B 14 18N 10 SOB 25 Curincu ..,.. — .... 78 62 Kiw 49 Dago Isle 58 A2n 22 35b 23 Dan Lough —,-,-.53 4N 6 20W 13 4N ' 4IN 110 6W 46 72 Kiw 49 Cunni, CI. ~- '15 50N Cin-ipuni ~~-~. 19 2i)N 14 mt a;i 4!«B 20 33 DiiRon 19 .')!)N 99 17B 35 Dana — ,- :^a 4:!n 83 5K hi ■ m i iimni i p i w^ I ■ 1 1 ■! 1 1 1 w r^ INDEX TO BLACK'S G J«A4tM tiMT, , Vn. 01 ^^ II A p. in auM .10 AN .16 Olf IHN .3a 3SN W 7N I0 4&N 7 18W IH HN 32 33N I2 44N 40N Darabgtrd OnradM,~~ UiirHdax R Duntduill Danili.....^ DHrnliii, River^.. Dankmi Daniiiipoory, Daraponiiii. Dnrarhioina Dnrw^ DantMO D'Arbano Uiver Darehi Dardi Darcldntiiln or HcllMpontHtralt40 Ms Dardii~~> ^^M UN Dar cd Di^eba .~~:.. M A3N t PHrfuur ^«^.^...l .1 ON Dargal Mt..,.......^ 4b D.iryolet ....,.,.,..,.. .M SSn Daricat .^......^,..36 Mn DarUI, Pan of .,.1^43 SON Dnrlen »...,aa 23N DarJ«llng .^«....»^ 8 7 In Darien, Gulf of...... 9 SON Dorinna «.......»....37 6n Darkelinieii .........54 39n Darlaiton ..»...«.....a8 MN Darlaiton ..^......^A-i 34n Darley >.... .J>8 KIN Diirley >.....■ .....~.g4 In Dnrling I>own«......28 6a DiirliiiK lllver .^...33 1()8 DArlington ......^..M 3In Darlington ...........43 ft7N Darlington ..^.....-Sl 38S Darlington (South Carolina) ......^...34 17N DamiAwarain .......14 S-M Dariiioiit ..............23 38N DariiMtadt (lleMe) ...........49 SSn Damn...»»...»......... 3 5 6n DamawHy......~M....>Ji7 85N Oameiille .............47 I2N Damrord .........^....W 2n Damhall ..^......^.U 49n Damlii......,.........-M 47 N Djimick 55 3AN Damley Oay~~.~69 son Oil roca.......»K. ... ...4 1 i3if Darog ............ 47 41 n Daroo.....~...~.~~~33 3Rn O.troiron ...... ^.....JW 33N Darra....~~..» .84 6In DamUinugiir .^.^'.iO l.'iN Darrington „,,„,^3 4IN Parrotri ....>.>..........C6 &3N DarDliam .............ai 17" Damliee ........... — 18 48n Diinnokli m~..~.~~27 45n Uartford.. .ftl 26N t Dartmoor ForMt ...... ~.J M ) 35N Oartmoutli 44 4<>n DHrtmoutli..........~~fiO 81 n Dartncli, Cape..~~30 5CN Darum >..... 55 S'In Duruvar.>.~....~~~45 37n Darvel......^ 55 3GN Uiirwen ....^....^.^^S'l 41 n Darwin Mt 36 238 Darzoung ............ 89 54N Da«Iia»hclicr~.....~36 52n Dasliour £0 46N Dailiur ^....^.^^...29 46n Diisuiunl, l'riieHni.43 37N L*aM«n Isle ........^.33 DHMies, F. ...........31 Dantow .».....^,..,.J>3 Daiwung ...........,...49 Diitot»burg«.....~.~4 1 Uatou Points^^... 3 Dattou Isle.........^. Duub«rey Mt. ....^.31 Daucli ...~.......~.57 Daud Seedy 36 57" Daude, Seeity .....^36 47N Uaule 1 53S Duuineli -.« »n .'>4N ON IN 50N 4N 138 8N 54 38it IS Ow 88 na U OW 83 17lt 65 llnr 39 361 7B na 77 331 3 48nr 40 SIB 77 «■ 1)3 32Hl 3 40vr 6 201 S 'idv 8 I4W 33 36B S 46W 123 3IIW 1 ]9lir 18 44B 60 901 3 43W 87 AB 78 8B 1 l5Hr S S.5W 1 33a 70 4.5a 73 'i4a llB 3 56w 63 3))nr 3 33W 4 SB 8 40B 17 19B 4 17'^ 2 30W 145 4I)B 95 33B 33 55 66 65 38 49 87 83 83 II 66 33 41 83 19 36 30B 27 73ft4B 33 14 3lB 36 8 33W 86 13a 10 10 13a 35 S6 3nB 86 148 25a 63 4 4IW 13 2 67W 84 45 OB 23 81 S9nr 44 88 20a 83 77 I9W 49 41 33B 80 21 A8B 30 2 low 9 2 2W 10 1 SiiW 9 1 4IW 9 151 60a S3 143 25B 63 1 34W 9 78 4.'5*V 43 151 13a 53 711 52W 44 77 4a« 33 32 47a 87 IS 66 11 14 11 13 66 13 40 34 19 33 10 33 33 9 II 10 33 33 10 10 41 10 24 31 37 12 9 S3 34 31 iCB m 31 17a 37 31 13B 37 81 S6a 56 38 38 17 18 t Uaiipiiiiiy . Daurikar ... ..44 4IIN ..41 3UN 18 SB 84 48a II 8a 11 3(|B 75 6W 44 no mm 35 109 4B 143 20B 3 55W 10 S4B 4 4»B 79 55w 82 43B 35 SOB 6 5()a 33 SOB 35 S3 II 36 36 49 28 31 14 30 Denme and Dove Ca* 53 32N Deamie Fnreit ....58 SON Deane'f Inlet .........70 40n Ueba ..4.1 IfiN l>eba ....,, 36 3BN Debal .................as I7n Debalpoor............30 46N Dobbet er Hamleh ..~..~...g8 S.'iN Debdvn ....^..........si S8N I>ebeliliiouiniiiir.~--.>n 44N l>ebeltan......,......>43 Sn Dehcn Kiver........Jil 6!)N Pebeniiam .... 03 14N Dtfbciiy ................67 34N I'ehidil ...... — ..^57 84N Debir, or KirJnUt- ■epiilr ......31 28N m 66 Deble Kiuui Deboi Debretiin Decatur. Decatur. Decatur. DeccH M. % Deccan Oecciui I. ~... Decelea Deception Mt. DccliKin. 40 I7N 40 SUN .^^.47 3^N 33 45N 10 S:.'N 13 S8N ...30 3:.'N 19 20N ^•ii aUN .~.3H ON ....ail 44a .s:i IHN Decierta Isle ........20 2(IN Deckondorf............48 48N Dcciiniates Ajiri w48 30n Deda ...>. — ........>^6 SUN Deildington I )edee, Ur. of Dee Cas. ..... Dee, Qlen . 1 SflN .~.~SI 17N ...^.43 laN 6'i 6»N ~.S4 54N ■-..J^l 3N »»*t»\if In 5n 54 SON .~.S3 7N .^.53 18N .~.S7 8N 34 46N .^..63 S4N ._42 208 ~~fi7 3N UeeL. Dee Meedur Dee Hiver. Dee Hiver. Dee Uiver, Dee Hiver. Dee H. .. Dee bunk. Decdwal .....,a SON Deedwanalt ...... 87 21 N Dtiel Hiver ..........M 6n Deela ,,.~...... ...... 32 34 n Oeembra ..............87 54N Deenair .................18 HN Deene .52 31n .. iV 65N — .64 31 N 24N S3 43N 7 31 N 40 858 .7 ON ~.~.58 SUN 41 6N SUN Deengurh ..... Deeporfie, R. Dcepiiope ..... Deeping, Market Deer ..... Deer Isle Deer Lak< Deer Sound Deerfleld Deerluirst ...........51 Deeniei Degerfors .._ Degliiriuan ... Degloor DMon .24 I UN ..^....53 33n 18 SN .~.41 52 43 ~.64 .~.42 .~.18 33N 44 .jON 23 lO.v l.'iN 5N S.v 17N IN Dell Doiina .........33 3SN Dell I. Uiijce 31 17n Dell Imauii ....^.....35 ON Dell Keir ^iS 3In Deh Koondee ~~..32 SUN Ueli Minar .........28 2.33 33N DelieniiBti......,..,...34 45N Deligang.........~...'ia ItiN Delii Noil .....~.._38 SN Del lien 34 33N Delineinuk- -.~35 17n Deliook ~..~~_;)3 SiN Dolira . 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DoHterro, N. 8 D'Kitrm't H. Detclmnt ....... Detention U Detern Itetniold lletroit ~... Dcttolbuch DettinKeii .. DetihiHen (Aiirguii), Dutz Deiisli W. Duiime ....... ,....~51 27 N Uoux Pontit, or Zwcybnickun ....49 15N Devii ........«.........45 52N Devil ......... ......53 £0n Devar lalo ~.....~...55 2SN Devekiui .......^....42 2(lN Develieii ,. 47 21 N Dovtiltui ...^......-.42 2HN Uuveiiick ......».._57 7* Dc venter ...........JS2 15N UeviHpntiim ....... 9 .'Hin Devicottah 11 IHN Devil'* Uridgo 52 22n Devil's Olvn .^3 2N Devil'a No! Dherguom...... 30 'JON >-J0 46N 22 35N '29 4IIN 18 49N IS 2(iN •27 5-N .'28 S5N 20 35N 44 .17N •21 SON Dhobhang Dhoda Dholka Uliolpour Dhoiiiili .^ Dhonbrena Dlioor DhorHJeo U. Dliu, Lake Dim Loch... Dhii Luugh l)luinipi_~. 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Crola, or tig- Illamr m«~~..~.41 31" Croiiettei 4« .'Wn Crolsic, Lo 47 17" Crolty la Haye 49 I'B" Croix 4« 42N Croix Verte 47 17" CroixillpH Ilr 41 68 Croker Ravine, Croker'a Bay Croker'i lale (Auatralia) Cromack Ft. 5 4 '19" Croinartli GifTordJil ;<6m Cromarty M>~.~~~67 41" t Cromarty ...~~JS7 3!(n Cromarty Ferry _57 4iN Cromarty, Plrtli of .57 4iiN Cromarty Ho 57 40N Crombio Ft 56 3M Cromdala .....^,^1 2is Cromer 62 56" Cromer -.-. 56 67" Cromford ......-.-.53 (iN Crommelin ^...^A 5!)n Crammyon ........-^7 56" Crompa, Iiile ~~~ 7 lOs Crompton ...........JiS 35N Cromwell ~.~.~~~53 HN Cronncli 57 63" Cronay ...~»~.~~..4(I 45M Crono ...~.~~..~.... 5 3 21N Crono -.-~.~..~~..53 17" Cronne .-~~~ 56 13N Cron>tadt 60 ON Crongtadt ~..M..»..45 40M Cronware 51 46N Crook....~~~~~.~.64 21 N CrooK .'.9 5" Crook Uavon .S5 08 Crook Stank 58 I >" Crook W 55 18N Crook of Devon ...56 UN Crooked Isle... 29 56N Crooked I. 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Cuckfleld Cockney .....,.., Cocole Mt. .... Ciicurape ^ — Cuctita .......... Cudaixoni, M. Ciiddalcire.,.~~> Cnddapali ~.~. Cudrieaputniini Cuddree.^....... Cndgegon R. ~. Cudillen ..»..». Cudrefln .w~.~. Cudworth .~ — Ciiellar Coen^a t Cuen<;a Cuenca Cuerden, Ciiornavaen Cueroo, River 40 20M Cuers Cuerva ~. Cueva, la Ciievas ... Cuevas, las .. Cuevaa, laR~.. 3 16N .3!) 41 N ..22 249 — 40 IHM ,.~.40 20m .^.^3 60S 3 l)W I.1H 108 21 78 21 438 81 78 16 278 20 98 16 6!)l i7.r»« 8/ 428 44 .158 74 Mw 6 27* 78 SOW 3 I6W 60 48W 64 l.'iW 76 408 1 428 08 1 S9W 6 7W 1 4«w 4 aiw 4 3(KV 31 \V ;tfiw low 1 Ow 10 SON no 6w 72 low 9 3!IB 79 4HB 78 608 77 '-'58 711 I2B 149 .Il'b 6 IMw 7 IB 1 2(iW 4 I6w 2 12W 1 fi!)W 79 1.5W 2 40W 09 4W 2 26w ^ ftw 4 I3W 64 46W 6n 6 8W 67 32W Cogllerl ..... ..~.40 I?m Cugnasco .,......^...46 lOM Culdreacli~.~~~~..57 34N Cull .-5(1 16M Ciiilcagh ~...,.~.-~..^4 12M Ciiilcliarron .VJ 31n Cuil Ho. ."iO 43N Cuilu ........ .~~>>2 .IN Cninte 20 128 Cuis 40 28M Cuitflca ...,~~. '20 Rs Cuivre River ,18 68n Ciil de Sac 16 I5N Cuinc 58 })" Ciilhin Sands 57 39N Culbone .~~~~.~.51 Mn Culcaim .M,..,.«~~.57 40n Culclieth 5.1 27N Culdiiff -.~«~55 IHN Culebra Isle ........18 SON Culebra, Fort — 10 45n Culfallv .57 ■■J4N Culfcigbtrini -....^55 12N CulRroat 54 49n Culliorn 'A o2N Culiacan ~~~24 54n Culiacan, River .,-24 2UN CulilB Fort 18 l-'N Cull -..,.. .')8 18N Culla ~..~ 38 6.1N Cullahill... .-62 4«M Cullan 16 .14" Cullar -.-,.....-......37 34" Cullarin ."M 458 Cullaville ....-^,...-54 4N Cullcn 57 41N Cullenbutteii .~.,— 3;) 20» ( ullera ...^.^.-,-,-.'(9 ItN Ciilliii Lako M 58N CuUin '>-2 6" Cullodi 55 IHN Culloden, Ilo. .57 30M Culloden Moor .™67 30N CulUi .......—. 37 ON Cully 46 29N Cullybackey 54 53N I Cullyluuina ... 54 7n 8 .12B 8 64B 6 2-2W 4 55W 7 4HW 6 2.1W 6 19W 26 IB 42 6vv 29 lOB 66 18W 5)0 MW 61 SOW 6 MW 3 40W 3 3!IW 4 19W 2 3IW 7 low 65 30W 85 43W 3 low 6 13w 4 67W 4 67W 108 37 W 108 OW 120 30B 6 20W OW 7 29W 2 21B 2 41W 149 OB 6 37W 2 61W 150 2B 15W 9 8W 9 8W 4 33W 4 5W 4 5w 6 30R 6 44B 6 21W 6 34W 24 63 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 66 49 16 47 34 61 47 83 34 36 10 10 9 13 II 14 24 10 9 29 46 49 26 33 33 33 33 63 24 15 9 24 24 24 49 9 46 24 14 24 GO 24 24 SO 26 19 11 12 13 12 13 26 51 66 SO 44 47 II 11 9 11 9 13 47 46 11 13 13 12 46 46 35 11 24 13 14 24 62 13 II 52 24 13 13 12 11 11 65 15 13 13 Cuiiare K... Cunila ~.~.-.. CundgHUw .. (.'undgHuw - Cuneo C'une>s-~...... Cunevft M(aiii CunitEM»»..>. Cunnliigliaiit . Cuniiingliani Cuntainana .. Cuon ..»..-.- Cupar (Aiigui Cupar (File;- Cup-clil -.~ Cura «M~....- Curasao l»lu Curaiai ...~- Curauma ~~. Curdali . Cures. Cures. &« IC of Roniu ,. Curia ..,-,...-. Curia Miiria, Curias Fr.-,... Curicature.-.. Curioia........ Curiinatta...- I'urincu >,.M.. Curini, CI. ~. Curipuui ~..~ Curiaclie Nvli Curisuhe H.ifl Curium ....... Curlew Ft CurinehakI . Curnati Uive Ciu'ra Lake .. Curnighu ~.. Currai ......... Curnme, Lou Curraray Riv t Currawn A (Uirrens ....... Current Rive Currey ...... Curric....... Currie Funtn Currituck Inl Currituck So CurroHn^....,, Currotin LaU Currocliitiy . Curruckdvali Curry, NortI Cursiootli Ca Curtil Curuat Rivei Curubis ...... Curuguaiy . Curuniliy Ri Curiipaity. Curubiitua.. Curu^u ..... Curutibfi .. Curutiba Ri (uruttoii.. Curwiirry. Curwell ... Cusik 11.. Cusane Cushendall . Cusliendon i Cuslieville '. Cusimie- Cusis .,... Ctissapabu.. Cusset— Cus.Hy ... Ciistrin Cutaco Riv X Cutch . Cuich, Gui % Cutch-Gt Cuich Tob Cutch, Rui Cutchabar} Cutcriiis.,^. Cutlibertsh Cutliull .... Cutigliana. Cutro . Cutstuuuiia Cutwa ~. Cuvicr I. Cuvier, Ch Cuvilly Cuviu ... 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CI ..-.•lA AON 14 !«»« 26 Curipiiiii ~,~.~„. .-1 9 2!)N 83 4!)a 33 Cuiiuche Nehriiiig 55 l»N iiO 47B 20 Curisclioll.iir^, -.55 18N 21 Ob 20 Curium ~.,„„,~, -.34 4ZN •M 4R 66 Curlew Pt. .-..».- -..3i 308 1^ 46B 63 Curnivlmki ~».„ -,17 158 46 6W 61 Curiiiitl UivLM- „, -,16 558 61 54IW 51 CiuTii I.i!ike ~~~ -.A3 44N 9 36w 13 Curraglm „,~,~, -.53 32N VOW 13 Currai ,„~- , — 25J ON 87 35B 33 Curnuic, Lough -,51 49N 10 7W 13 Currariiy HIvur „- 2 338 74 OW 49 t Curriiwii Acliil -.63 5 N 9 48W 13 tlunens 5i 12N 9 33W 13 Current Uivor „. -.36 33N 00 24W 44 Ciirrey „„^ ,-54 IN 8 42W 3 19W 13 Ci»rie,.,..,~,~.,,. .-,55 S4N 13 C(UTie Furaii „„, -.58 I4N 4 liOW 11 Currituck Inlet -.36 30n 75 48W 44 Currituck 8()und.„30 20N 76 53W 44 CurroHn.„~, -.A3 27N 8 «IW 13 CurroHii Luke ,„ -,A3 2HN 8 6IW 13 Currocliiliy ~.,.. ■m iijs IMt CB U6 hia 62 Curruckdeiili 24 2t)N 33 Currv, North ~. Curslouth Cii. „. -,51 IN 2 68W 10 -.54 51N 4 19W 13 Curtil — 4« 23N 4 Xia 14 Curuut Uiver „. -, 6 33N 63 aw 49 Curubis „,.„„.«, — ;«5 35N 10 6:fa 66 Curuguiity —24 308 55 42W 51 Cururuliy Uiver -,20 488 63 22W 61 Cunip;iity ,„~,,. —27 128 68 2)lw 60,61 Curusiitua..,,.-,,,. -, 5 28 71 17W 49 ClU'M'^U fijvrrr/r^j —29 .Ms 68 15W 60 8W 60 Curutibtt „„„„. -,25 278 61 Curutibit Kiver —25 488 52 12W 61 ( uruttoii,~~.,„. ._il 20N 67 24B 33 CurWiirry .„~,.,. — 35 618 149 40B 62 Curwell „.~.,.,., .— 3i 638 149 57a 63 Cusit 11. — 31 3(IN 8 low 65 Cuiiune «,~, 53 22N 8 46W 13 Cushcnditll —....-....AS 5N 6 5W 13 Cushendun U»y —55 7" 6 2W 13 Cuslieville Iiin„ 66 3HN 4 Ow 13 Cuglinie~.,.,..,... —57 IIN 2 60w 11 CUSiS rj. jrr- r.r rr. —.37 25N 30 511K 66 Cus8apaba~,.„„ 30 148 63 30W 51 Ctisset,,,.,,,,,.,,,. .,-,46 ON 3 ;!7a 4 2B 14 Cussy „„.,...>...» — 47 27N 14 Cuairin „,.„„,,. 52 ;<7N 14 3tiB 30 Cutaco River ,. — 14 21)8 16 4IIB 36 t Cutcli — — 23 ION m SOB 33 Cutcli, Gu:f of.. 22 45N 70 UB 33 t Cutcli-Guiidava 29 ON 6U 30B 33 Cutcli T<>ba.,„„,„31 ON 67 30B 33 Cutcli, llunu ol ~,23 55N 70 OK 33 Cutcliabary „„, — 21 42N 90 lUB 33 Cutcrii.s,,,.,,,,,,. 11 668 62 SOW 51 Cuthbertgliope.r. ..,.55 27N 2 20W 13 Cuthell — 56 41IN 3 27W 11 Cutigliana>„,.^.-,...,44 6N 10 44B 35 Cutro —.39 7N 16 56b 36 Cut8imiuiia K.,. !)7 23N 2 37W 11 Cutwu ,„..»..„„. — -23 40N 88 5B 33 Cuvierl. ~.,~,. „...;«; 2(i8 175 41B 53 Cuvier, Cape .. i3 553 113 12B 53 Cuvilly 49 3;iN 2 4'2B 14 Cuvio , 45 54 N H 45B 35 Cuxnc~,~,,„„„ — 4:> 23N 3 IBB 14 Cuxluiven „.„,. .53 SUN 8 42B 17 Cuyaba ~~ — 15 358 66 5W 61 l>,tbr»ydHii Riv«r;<3 ION Dauipliaii Cos....— 67 3iN Dainpier'ii Arcliipelagcw— ,80 30t Daiiiplur'itljiroup. 3 aiia Daiiipler'i Hlmil— 508 Dauipier't Btriilt.-, 6 Us l)HlU>durf ,.. —.64 4N Daiutig— 67 16N Dauiur, Nalir el. 33 4IN DHiuuiiquiiii River 3 36N Duuiville ,... 4B SaN Dan Lougli —,—.53 4N Ditna ——,28 42N Dana »— , —55 57" Danagbiuure ,.—53 3^N Dananter, or T>ra* Fl. —,^-.68 (»N DanaikeiiGOtta— .11 35N Diinakra— — 37 6IN Danau,— — — ,— 23 34n Daiiaw 22 80N Danbury —,—51 4:.'N Danbury ——.'16 ItIN Duiidari 42 son Dande — 9 20N Uande — ,-,— 8 158 Danilridge — .,.— .15 SJn .39 iUti Ki 8N 52 34N 64 57N 52 iiliN 35 2uN 31 ION 13 2UN -22 SON .-46 S/N -.34 428 —35 4IN 26 SIN 51 40N 36 68 .'18 15N 48 UN ——54 UN 44 34N 66 2f,w 2 Biw b l.'iw 6 41W 4 49W 3 4w 41 24 11 13 12 12 Dandyaiia Dnnenberg Daneiifort Daiievale i'k Danganilown. I>ang — — Dung L.— Dangali Daiigaur — Dunge— -.,. Danger l>o:iit Danger V Dangerous Ai'clilpelngo, Daiigo rt. See Singapure Daiigurrio. Dangye Daniealqui-.. Daniel 1, Daniel, i'urt Dan ie lien — ,. 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Uunoung ..», DauH, l^.lu Diiva ^ )>uvenliuni Oaventry « _ Uuvercondali Daverdlmo ^ Unyey, Port Davldncliol ,..35 AAN ..,3a Kin 3 28N ...J57 27» .~.S3 UN — i-i ION ~.I0 40N ) IN .43 408 Mi 4(iN l)aviflov....,..........(IO A4N Diivlilionvllle ^^Ui 2()N Ditvld«tow...~,....^'M> 4UN D»vlai.....,.......w...'MI A5N UavioU^..^. S7 24N Diivlot 57 !(0N Ditvipe .............. 'J 2&N Davii' Inlet M IMS Duviton'itliilo......l3 ON Diivy'R Hound 72 ON Dikvii' Stniit „^,M ON Davyputnuin ......17 1(>n Dawuli .^,...,........^3 5*)N Duwleepoora.........24 (IN Dawley ...............5.? 40N DitwIUh .....JMJ 35N Uiiwrus lleiid ......04 SUN Da«.....~..~.>...~..43 4.')N l);iyiiru, M. .....^..3-2 3N Dayleilurd~~.......JI SAN Dnyina Rivur ^....31 i^OS Diiyiiilel.».............39 2n Dityton ......^...^...'ig 42N De Hilt 5'i 7" De Hruck ~......,..J>a UIn 1)0 Cliuts, Lake .~4S 3(iN D« Freyoinet Ilnrbuiir .........36 308 De Ilitag ...^....^JSI U3N De limn ...... Hi 15N Do llatilu ......53 3N l)ii I lunil, or Wvsern SclioldtSl 2AN De ]liiiiae.~.......~M :t«iN De KriiisBcliiins.....')! lliN De Kiiindor, ltiverft2 4UN De M»i>reii.........~a2 AN l>e Mc'den ..........JS3 2■ 8 4VB 17 IM 4 17W 9 3UW 149 «)■ 99 tf2a DiMliaiholior.........3fl an UMliour...............W 46M Diuliur ..............Stt 46N Daiiniinl, Prii««ni.43 .^N Uawm Iile .........33 vj/w UaMioi, F. ...... 31 408 DaMuw ...............A3 .'>4N Da*wung ,„.. .43 UN Ualottbura«.......>4l IN Datou Point....^.. a Mn Uattou Iile ... 4N Duuberey Ml. ......31 lit Daiicli . .. 57 UN Daud Becdy 36 57N Uaiide, beeily 36 47N Daule........^....,... 1 538 Daulia ^.............38 ^Sn Duuineli...............:i2 UN t Uaiipliiiiy .........44 40N Duurlkar ~~..».....4I 3Un Ifl am 84 im II «■ 11 3Ua 75 flw 111) .'MB 100 4B 142 aOB a 55Hr 10 54B 4 4!)B 70 ftSw 82 43B 35 20B 5 »m 33 AOB 3» 3IIH A3 6B U5 24a 3 43Mr 2 3(inr 1 OW 79 SB 5 3B I4U IfiH 5 '2H\V 27 37* 1H» 4(I\V 4 37wr 77 ii'lw 4 6W 2 2liW 67 56VV 60 2)iw leU 4UB 22 'Mw M Ow Ul 44a 83 A2a 81 Un litieni«>4 Itivvr .^H 6UN DeBrwtule r>8 I'M l)«e» .~.~...... 47 HN Detwi... 24 IHN Do«iihuN .~.-~J3 17N .'13 ft )N 1(1 IGn .~..30 4HN ~4a -^-is Deir Abuurmit'li ...27 51n Delr Amiieasnr .^..^7 lus Deir Antuniu!) 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M...48 31N Delboojer... 57 8N DuUIlii ...... — .. ,^M LIN Delderbruek ....... .~.52 18N Deleinura C. ~.. .~.35 4UN Delen, Lake...... „G1 60N Deleiideli 'i8 27N Deltin, Pia ,...43 08 Delliiio, CaKtuU ....44 33N Delft... ,...52 ON Delgada, Point — 39 45N Deigiuia, Point . 19 63.V Delgada, Point . ...42 SOS Delgadu, Pta. . 31 4UN Delgudo, Cupe.- ..,10 308 Delgaiiy....^.^..... ...53 UN -.57 33N .DO ON 28 .ISN ...39 SIN Delgaty ± Delhi Delhi Delhi Uaba Dellii (New Yurk)42 lUN Deli ... ~~.,... 3 3«N Deli Kanitcliik, Iliver 43 2n Deliktiisli ..........36 22N Delinuzar ~~~.~.~30 43N Deli re.................... 2 2i")N DeliKJe, Cupe .....Jil 40n DelitKh ... 51 30N Deliverance, Ciipell 21 s Dell ~ m 3»)N Dellis, or Tedel — 3 47B at, Kr 31 43a Depen .„ ,..,.^2 llN Depiieit, Flirt 34 23N Depot of Mturt„.....'l4 268 Deptford fll 28.'* 42iV 1 47«r 73 47w I lUB 34B 15 48a 77 4« 73 53a 7A 2/a 80 isa 13 ii«r 29 (IB 3Ua 86 a'iw 144 urn 2wr Der Tecrs . 41;n a 471 9 9 41 10 10 20 33 3;i .13 33 55 .16 10 44 53 10 16 Dera Dion .... Dera Ghazee Btlian ~. .»..3Q IOn Dera liiiiiHel Khan 31 S8n Deragii, or S. Jean Climns ~.J29 24N Deralila Urd, or Karu 8u ,..30 On Deiak Ktii 37 18N Derar, lile 33 4N Derbe «~., 37 20n Dorliend ...,18 4UN ~42 UN ~,.I8 4(iN ~.44 6;jN 62 iiiH lit 32 4:>N V 13N 30 33N 7U 51a .13 70 3»a 33 70 4Ua 32, 33 32 3Ua 37 5.1 39n DerlMnt,... Durlient Derby D.jrby Derbynhiie . Deruniini, K DercKUZ....^ Derevemgh, Lough ». Deroviiia (17 25N Dcrg Lou)tli ...54 37N Derg Lough 52 5tlN Dcrina, Luke 51 5Un 28 14N .10 iiSN 32 4tlN 43 S3N — 58 l!»N .~23 .SjN 18 SIN 27 38N 1 4SN 22 4UN Deriui. Deri!) Derna Dcrnis Dcrpt ... — Derr ~,~.... Derra mmin. Derriapoor Derrinune ... Derro Derry Coiiikiii ~..~55 HN Deiry, Luke — ~~-42 5er!i ...~..... Dertona _... Derii Ueen Punali 3U 33N Derval ..... . 47 4liN Dervendista ~.,...~4U 4.v Dervitzi 31 45N Dervock,..w....~.~..'i5 7n Dcrwcn 53 3n Derwent K. ....^..,34 41n Dcrwent U. ...53 2.'in Derwent, Uiver .»53 45n Derwent R. ...,...~42 .'>28 Derwent Watei' ...34 34N Dei-zow ......V.........&3 3n Dee Moines Klver 41 48N Les Sables, Lake.».46 lUN Dosagiiadero Mendoza . Desaguaduro, Kiver~~~~ Desliorougli , Desc.ibeziido Peak 33 378 Deiiconucidii, Point DescaliaL ». Deseada, Cape Dosoinliogue Desert, Great tJult, ol Kliorassan ....'U 2Sn Desertiiiariin Desertoghill .. Deslord Dtisiderada, or Desiderata, Isle 16 18n Desio 45 a"iN Desire. Port 47 408 liesire'^Uiver Port 47 458 Deskford 57 Ifis Desna Aiv«r.~.~~.30 32N 4* 25B .Kl 2UB 32 4ia 33 SUB 67 44B 48 2nB 29 19B 72 4W 1 2)IW 1 35\V bSB 59 UB 7 19W 147 SB 7 53\V 8 18W 10 1\V 57 24B 28 fi2a 22 OB 16 IIB 26 40B 32 23B 4A 45B 78 KIB lU 8tv 32 ISa 8 llw 71 20W 6 41\v 7 M.'w 8 X,v> 8 MW 9 5;nv 7 4UMr 6 47»v 6 3ilw 20 2(m 8 SOB 70 SUB 1 Mm 21 37B 21 23B 6 2!)\V 3 t2w 3 iOW 1 47W 56W 147 21a 3 9w 14 S3B 92 I8w 73 44W .17 OS .52 2CN .20 SON .^.37 2!IN .^.32 17N ...,19 3luiinpl....».,- Dliuinteriy .. Dunclii ~~...~ Dhunda Unju pooree Dhui lurruinpotir, Dhuy ...,...~»... Dhyiiuveylee , Dia Diiibeg ........... Dialileretz _~.. Diadin Diakoplu ...~.. Dianiaiit ...««.. Diamante, Ft.. Diamante, New courte of the Diamond ^. Diamond Point Diapio Diarbekir ^^ Dias .............. Diatkovo ,.,~. Diayalah It. . Dibar ...»».-.., Dibble, Lake Dibble L Dibbin Dibden ~,~,_ Dilicji .. Dibon Dibong R. ... Dibni, Inferior. Dibra, tJuperior Divaea ......... Dick, Great .... Dick, Little l)ickebush.»~,. Dickiiisonville. Diokircli .......... DicUleborough ?)icuiiiano ..~.... Dicte M.~~~.... Diilbroiik ..„...., DIdewHglii .».. Dideypuor ~~~ DirilacUen.,.,..^ Didiibury . — ... Didyiua ..,~~~« Didyiiie .,~~..~- iJidyme .„»_... Die Die CliiH.^^,.... Dicbirtale — „.„ Diebuklsau .„.,. Dieburgh .~„.... Dieffeit Diego, P. D. .. Diego Uamirez, Diego, B. ..... Diekholzcn ~„. l>ieliktin~~_~.. Diemeim ( V:ii') Land-.. « Dicmen's iStrait (Japan l~.._ Dieiiiiigen.^...,. Diepenau .~~.- Diepenlieim — t Diepliolz — ~^ Diepholz~.~,~, Dieppe .~,..,.~.. Dieren ~.~, . Dierldcliy ~ Dienistein __ Diesbacli .«,.,- Diesbacli ~.~,.. Diessen .»~...... DibHsen ,..~.~..,. iiw 1 47wr 74 47W I ION a4a lA 4HII 77 4« 7:i bim 7a :<^a uu isa 13 VW 81) ()■ U 30m 86 a'iw I 44 !»■ 'ivr 9 9 44 lU 10 20 33 3.1 33 33 M M 10 44 10 70 30b 33 70 48B 32, 33 3i sua 37 4T 3AB 3 50\r SO 69 4li«rbierei ^.^ — Mt J.S HO lOK 3:< „■«» ■Jl>f ,.10 46.'« ^ji :„■.. ,...,..„I4 Diimiuiite, F(.,,,,^44 Diuiimiite, New coiirte of the . Diiiinond ^^.^.. Diniiiond Point Diiiplo Diitrbekir Dias ,^.^. Diiitkuvo ,. DiiO'Hlidi It Dibar Dibbiu, Lake Dibble L Dibbin Dibden ~,~,,. Diliejii ,. Dtbiin. Dibong U. „„. Dibm, Inferior- Dibra, Superior Dicnea ,.,,.,~.. Dick, Great Dick, Little,,, l)ickebu«li„,~„„. Dickinsonville Diokircli DicUleborougli ?)icuimuio ~,~, Dicte M._. I)i21 .,„58 52 .,~29 ^20 ^28 ,^18 ~,20 ~,li» 33 .57 AO 39 .38 34 3!) 5 ,31) 37 ^ii „34 1 14 .15 32 ..'iO ;io ._31 ..-28 ™41 ,„4I w4l .54 34 50 ~36 -49 62 43 35 ^.11 „41 -21 ,-54 Didyaie „-„„,„„-.-.2S Die Die Die Clii» Dicbidale „- Dieboldsau „. — Dieburgh „,-„.« Dieffeit Diego, P. D. Diego UHiiiircz, 1 Diego, B. »,„,-.„, Diekliolzeti „„,„ Dieiikon »,_„,.,. Dieiiiens { Vnr) Laiid-.„- „,„ Dieiiien'8 Strait (Japan !,„,-„„,. Dieiiiiigen~-~„,-. Difpeiiati Diepeiilieiin X Dii'plKilz~. Diepliolz-~~. Dieppe ~-~, Diereii Dicrldcliy Dienistein Dieslmcli Diesbacli ISN »4N 44N 40N UN l.-,N 4iN 2.1N 4IIN 14N 4tJN UN 34N I'lH I.5N 3 N 34N ON 28N ;<4N IKN 24N flN 25N 28N 30S 4!N 15N 4«N SON i:s 2n ON 51 N 3IIN Si IN I8N 53N IN 3lN .■>0.v 32N 25n SN 3N 3N 48N 42N .5;iN 24 N 53N ON SON 4«N ON ,32N 2.^1* SON 37 N ,t7N 4SN 19N 55N 49N 2.'|N 55N I UN 4tlN •>ha .5US SN 24N Ull 2«JB MS SIB 96 OB 20 44B 20 43B 23 9b 8 54B 8 SOB 2 4I!B 82 21Vf 6 (IB 1 lOB 11 32B 26 OB 1 SSvir 42 MB 86 S4B 21 4IB 2 13W 23 IIB 14 3*IB 33 2(*B 3 aK 68 3.eii ,w~. J>1 DibHseii . .Jl ON 40N 24N UN 35N 3(iN 65N 4N 6N 20N SIN 6N 7N 2UN .33 »7 33 .%3 ai :n ai ai 33 14 83 33 33 33 m 33 3H 33 .^1 13 II 13 :» 33 33 ai .33 16 33 S6 II 15 30 2S 47 23 50 44 35 28 30 60 23 30 31 36 36 31 10 26 31 34 27 27 ^ 21 21 16 43 16 10 23 r^ 10 30 .33 20 9 28 .'JO 37 14 32 17 II 15 18 17 46 48 .IO 17 15 .42 OB 147 OB S3 131 OB 29 7 .MB 16 U 43B 18 6 .{.^B 16 8 .3(IB 17 8 2IB 17 1 6B 14 6 4B 6 (iw II 15 27b 19 7 asK 16 7 22B 15 8 lOli 17 S IDB 13 nmliuiii... DlMltll I.| V .„, ninkcltbiilil „- r> In la by re ~.,„ nmnat Dinne Fd. Dino, Isle Dindakeii ~ nihienlielni , . Oinwoodlu Or, ..)! l.iV II 4ii>r 1) I 44N .49 4N ..V 4M 70 4(>N 39 SIN ■.^: 34N ~,4« iw ->35 ION 16 Dio-t'ieairiii ^^ 3H 2HN nioiiiedii Pr. nionysiua ~.,. '^ioiiyiopolii ptos Gyiir_, Dluacoridi> 1, Diiwciirias Dionpoli* DIotpolli DioitpolU Mug. DiiiKpolii Par. .W-V6 8lf Dioukova „JMJ tiH DIournien 45 4l)N Dipatli „, 49 .'MJN Dippuld..iwald „,„JMi 6.'N Direciidii llill-.,»4ii 4118 Hireciiun M(. -..,..42 3(>b niri H. 43 a,N Diridotii „,„„..- ,10 2;.'N Dirie, Str. :,^ 44 N Diriiish „„.,44 27N Dirk llartugit lale 25 408 Uirkhboni ,.»„32 I6N Dirlutoii .Vi .'IN Dirriiigton „ ,-,55 47N l)ii>cliaii,„,-..„„,,-..'i4 ON Disappoint, Mt .^,37 Hia DiMijipointnieiit l.slu (Aukliuid Group) -.„~,,,~J^0 448 Diabaclii ..,^,..^^\f> 30N DitH-'bingeii ^..-.-..'IB 41 n Disco, liilc,..-..-,„„.69 30N DiKovery H. -.,,,-38 Ins Disewortli,. .,-52 48N Dislifortli ,-,-........54 ION DUk W. 35 6n Diiiley S3 21 N DiMia .-~.,.. 53 31 N Disperuiuii Mt.-„,.,-.'i4 3Ss Dig»~,,.,~.„,~,,. „ ..52 23N Diiiiientii ~-~.„.,„l6 i'Atf Uimertli.,.. 52 13N Dlstamo.^..,— _-38 24 N I)istingtoii„-v.-...„-54 3SN DiHtiotun „.> — „-.~,S4 :i6N Disto»,~.~~ 38 I7N Diatriaiia ~-~. 42 I7N X DiHtriot, Nortii (C. liraoii Lsle) 46 20N X District, IS'ortli- Esist (C. Ureton I.>le}~„„ — ^.,...,46 20N X District, iSoiilli (C. Breton isle) 43 37N DtKiiule ,-~.»._«.„.S7 27N Ditiiilniin ,,-~,„„„50 23N Dltcliuat-..~„.~.,Jil 7n Dittc8lieiiu~. 49 SON Ditto Low. ,.^51 itN Ditto W. 51 31 N Ditton B. ..w- .14 318 Dittos,™,,, 34 3SN Dia Fort and Isle 20 12N Diutn „»,„.,„„„.,..32 3Gn Diiiiii ..~~~,,.,..,..40 lijN 58 34N 8 a>N —57 8N 45 8N .48 25N 49 18N .">4 5N ~M 3(jN .~-49 12N „-37 51 N ~-a'> 2UN — 15 Son DiurnenH,.-™,,™ Diurness Locli. DivaU. Divassa Diveny ..w... Dives -w~-~~ Divillaan Isle Divis „.^^^ Divoduruin > Divri „ Divri)(i Dixinude DUon Mt Dixiin's 1 III Diyalah R Di/.aliab,.. Diztiil . Diittiil U. Djaduk U Djaldjaya L DJaii Ana, Djaiig-abrai k.a-iut:o Djavat ,~- Djebail — . Djebal „- ~-5l 2N —•14 52S riiiice 54 3(iN 34 ON — 28 30N ,,-,32 ON .~-32 3JN 30 (i.v .,-,;!2 30X Has ,„48 SUN igflzoiig- L'9 .30N 39 SON 34 10s 30 40N 10 I.IW 10 IllB 2 4.->\V 2 SOMT 22 :iiiB 15 43b 6 4.JB 10 4B 3 a4w 34 Sob 16 Ob 36 4w 3 30W IB 45B US 23B 13 18 13 II 23 26 17 IH 13 56 .■W 31 ft6 19 .66 .66 31 66 .66 23 23 16 17 .V5 66 .63 10 12 13 20 53 16.6 fiOB 24 49B 10 23b 54 SOW 141 BB 1 IbW 1 25W 4 4SW 2 2\V 28 3b 142 2lB I IB 8 61B a 25W 22 4lB 3 35W 3 32W 24 llB 6 I3W 61 4W 3 47w 3 34\V 2 32\V 7 57B 1 34w IB 119 ISB m 43W 71 4B 33 44B •li ;j3B 4 44W 4 47W 2 Ow 16 2IB 19 24B OW 54 27 18 40 .62 10 9 13 9 23 63 10 15 10 28 9 9 38 24 61 8W 41 60 40W 41 41 II 10 10 18 10 10 53 44 33 31 56 II II 65 19 19 14 13 13 06 28 30 .33 Dixlairi'K .„„ DiMlilfiiharii „ DihIcIIi Kiiin ,_ Dtxldinfion ... DoddiiiMlon Dixlee Dodmnn Pi. Diidnnn .„„.„ Diidwortli „-„. Doe, (JUn Diie, llridgo— Diienah ^,j,,,„ Docrbiirir „-_ DiH'tinclirn) ... Dog hid--..,..., Dognra __» Dogger UaiiU. Doklianl,,.--,-. Dogniicuka .».. I Dog-rib liid Itoguiiibuziiu Doian,,. .,-,.,, Doinj. L Doinin „,,.-, D.k Dokoi' Doke I. Dokhaii ca. .. .13 I2M ^,^ I'.m X\ 14 I' N — '>i 1^"* — .63 \:\s :* :MiN —A.' 31 N fiN .60 I3M -.39 .6.-.N ,. .61 .TIN ,~»-37 I3N .~~..'i7 !IN 29 ;i5N 32 IN 51 .68N 13 44IH 24 69N — JM SS 67N -.62 On Ji3 4N -.39 46n .52 17N .54 2«N 38 UN 48 SN 47 4N ...60 i:iN SI 35N -,-.63 I IN —41 34N —46 52N — II 2;iN —48 :iSN —51 37N 48 22N — 15 30N . — 46 7N 48 37N M 37 N - 39 2(iN — ./<3 44N 57 UN 47 4N — ;!6 4(iN ^i4 ION ,51 38N -.64 .')3N .64 .3.6N — 54 32N —.62 6.N —54 KiN ,— 54 CN 55 ON Dunaldsoiiville,— _30 2N 76 4.'.B 2 2IW 4IW 1 A(IW 2« 73 7B 4 47 w 80 40b 1 3JW 5 Ow 4 S.6W 83 a6B 6 7b 6 I9B 1.33 Ow 78 46a 2 SUB R 6B 21 48b 125 OW SI loa 28 4B 4 VSw 23 32B 76 .'UIB 21 2B 23 2)IB 32 42B 46 na in ISB 27 44 B I 4.'iW 7 ICB 4 Iw 4 I4W 6 4liW 3 30B 6 IIB 7 32W 117 SOB 3 Sow 27 ;6b 37 49B 59 lOB 39 la 23 27 a 37 228 24 4B 25 .33B 95 SOU 3 4IW 3 23W 3 .11 W 22 27 b 29 OB 6 SIW 131 42B 104 43W 35 2;)W <«» 30w no .3W S7 3!)W 78 ifiw 116 30W 3 2fiW 17 4a 13 28B 17 »B 3 3 w 40 IBB 29 2IIB 20 4HB 3B 23 5tlB 6 S8B SI 4B 26 20B 17 4.6B 3 32B 7 2B 98 2.3B 40W 12 SOB 1 SSW CI iOw 8 17B 3 428 6U .63B 8 :i-^tt 5lw 2 6W 311 Ow 78 30w 7 2:tW 5 .MW 7 I^w 6 44W 6 4!iW 7 .37w 6 I7W 6 41W 6 aiw 91 aw ID 9 9 10 33 10 66 9 II II .\1 18 16 I 33 « 33 19 39 33 27 la 27 ai 33 36 37 33 49 37 14 17 10 9 II 14 13 24 29 10 33 23 23 23 19 66 19 23 3A 12 13 11 28 30 II 2£ 46 46 46 46 60 47 4C 13 20 22 20 9 .66 23 20 *• i9 15 19 23 20 16 15 29 14 SO 14 4T 23 14 32 26 9 II 23 44 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 44 *f,' 16 INDEX TO BLACK'S N •>■«•■ Lonnrd M >n Donard.SI. ,~......^ I Iff Donat Vue ^^,JUi) 'Mm DonaueschlnRen ^47 071* Oonauwertli.»....^4H UN Uonatlan ^^^,...10 3i2N Donoiutor ^..,~.>M 3 In Doncoi ^ ~..^j SIN Don CtMuiickc .^8 3Un Don CounckL.>~49 ON I unila, Cnpe Donderkoiii Ifle Dondun Uondra Iload Donoda Doneen Cna. Donegal, t Donesnl..,. nonegal lluy Uonelly R Doneroille 43N 408 19 33N 6 H)H 53 31 N XiN 54 30N 6S ON 36N ..3\ 27« Ai 12N Donet'i RiTcr ..,^47 36n t Donga 8 SON Donga Motintaiiii- 7 On "" SilN >^1 87N 16 UH II 6N — 45 ft3N n uiN 19 ION 18 2SN .•a 47N SN 2n Dongadonoviiti Dongen Uonglo Dongnal Dongo . Dongola~~^~. Dongola Now Dongola, Old Dongiirpoor . Don Hliiduu^~>.»^5 Donlbrittle ..,~..~S6 Dontngton ,.» Si SSN Doidum ,..»^«,.-^.Vt 12N Donkin Ulvvr ~~~S7 408 Donkin'a Buy 31 SOS Don, h.,.,..,„.^,^ii S9N Donn ~, 67 *n Donna Nook ...~~S.'i 2!>n Donnatto ^,,,,.„^ 37n Donneraberg, or Mt. Tonnerr8,^49 36n Donnington, Cw*tle~.......,.....52 4»N Uonnybrook ^„^3 20N Donowglimore^..>~J)2 1 n Donors ,.~.. . » ~ S 3 41N Don, H. 41 23S Don, B 53 29N Donska 4S In Donun, Cupe „,~.Jhfl I7n DonyMi -M SON Dontenoo ~.^..~~45 14N Donsere .^^^..^...^i SiiN DooHb .>..».^,..^~.I5 21 N Dooftgh V.i S8N Doubiiunt, LakL>~,61 60n Doochary Bridge -J>4 54N Doodgaoni ...J...,.,90 I5N Doodra ,.,,..^^^^1 (jn Doodsheek 34 2B.N Dooeguli ..>,..«. „ A3 •'i.'iN Doojik Dagli £4 ION Doo'karaat~......^^'26 UN Doo Kouee 32 5i)N Ooolin ^...^ 53 IN Doolky Dooley 31 59N Dooloo ~. — 28 57N Dooinozulu ^ ■-■9 S5S Dooniut H 35 188 Uoon <...~.~~> 55 1«N boon CHstle. 55 13N Doom, LocIi >. 55 I5N Doon ^i>mitHiii9,.^2 38N Doon Kiver 52 'ii7N Duonali ^~.» , 30 51 N Doonane ...^..^.^i 51 n Doone ^■.^.^^ ^^..^Jbi 3(iN Doongro ~^ .. 24 2()N Dooiikar <.~~ 29 28N Doop;kud ^^ 15 55n Door ^ -a 20n Doore Abboy 51 S8N -,~~-21 6n DoorinPt. > --54 3«N Doom ~ja aN Doom, Little . U.3I SOS Doom R. Great ~J1 25a Dooraspyk — ^..52 26N Dooroog..,..^ 21 2Gn Doosh ^.,.^ 24 42N Dooshnk, or Jel- lalabad ..~. 31 68N Dor, Vora—, 32 a9N Dorn Balten, U 45 12n Dora Uiparia, U. 45 SN Dorado H. - 24 6s Doraey >.,>.>.,-.. .^58 4n DoraU -f] 12n No. or i.itva, if^r. 13 13 12 IN 18 27 9 24 23 23' 35 35 47 33 13 13 13 13 13 63 13 33 36 36 13 16 15 35 25 36 36 36 33 32 12 9 16 38 38 12 11 9 26 6 ;f(lwr 5 Kvr 1 30W R 3.'B 10 48a 86 531 1 7W 7 nw 41 31 42 OB 119 531 117 40* 7S 30«r 80 asa 6 4Bwr 8 5 18 ISa 6 46W 5 42W 8a 14 lla 7 568 18 68 10 99 8 1 l»«V 6 14W 8 A.ivr 6 25W 146 30B 1 42Mr 41 2!(a 5 30w 85 28a 1 2UB 4 42a 4r 6W Ow VAvr 77 67B 78 3bi9 60 78 9 51IW 39 30B 10 6a 68 2b 9 23W 83 55W 80 44B 30 7a 148 12b 7 llw 4 24tV 4 24W 8 15W 4 3U\V 70 47b 7 7w 8 12W 78 2'iB 91 35 B 79 22B SO 35B 2 55W 81 7a 8 20wr 6 20a 19 8B 18 £4a 5 47B 82 45b 30 SOB 61 45B 34 568 8 28 7 4;jR 63 40W 5 1!1\V 34 S5K 10 13 13 13 63 9 23 11 28 14 14 33 13 40 13 33 33 32 13 30 36 32 13 44 33 38 52 13 12 12 13 12 32 13 13 33 33 33 32 10 33 13 16 38 38 16 33 37 29 31 25 25 50 11 30 Doiterup Dontnip Dotliaii Dotit Dotonor Dotia Dotra ,.~55 7" ^.ja 4lN .,^i SSN ^7 38N _t5 SON ..^5 SAN .47 27N .48 33N 41 3I« will 6N 48 8N II SSN .60 20N 14 4N SSN —■.7 2u>N w4n 41 N Dottenreid ., Doiiu Ft. ^ llouarnenux Doiiarnvnua Itiiy, Ddiiiuiio, Dnuny Doiibel ^. Doiilino Douboiitary, N Doubrka Doiilirovka ~~— >~S0 56N Doubrovitk — _JMi SSN Doiibs, River -...^6 S4N t Duubv, Depiirt- moot of ^...^^47 3n DoubtclievMkuya ~UJO 35N Doubtful Hr 45 108 Doubtful Island B.34 1.18 Douce, Mount ....M Rn Doucliary ,„,„^ 58 7n Douchet ^..^.-...42 26N Doudlnskol — ..^ ION DoudpourM»..»-^l9 27n Dou6 ,..,...........^47 I3N Doiigall, Lake~..^7 29n Dousilaii Douglas Douglas Douglu* Bridge Douglas Cape ^ Douglas Cas, Douglas, Castle Douglas (Gaspe) Douglas Hd 54 9n Douglas (; ile cf Man)-^ .. .^-..54 ION Douglas (Luiiurk- ablre; -.. — .....^55 34n Pouglas Mill Inn-S5>.S3N Douglas W. ^„,-JS6 12N Douglas W.-...— ,J56 37 N Dougrie>....>.. .54 SUN Doukin ,,-^..-36 18N Doukoveliina^..._5d llN Dtiul L. „ ....,.^7 29N Doulabel Uulfeli~29 27n Doulens ...-...-^"iO An Doulovaot..>..........48 21 n Doulus Head ..^ 51 58N Oounans „„..... .._66 Sn Douno--.— ~ 56 llN Doune, Itrausof 56 IftN Douno Louli >.,^-»S6 12N Duunstiii I >ounton ^ Duunu ~~.. Douquetuu Ddur, Dour Dourali. Douree Doumovsk 51 83N 7 6N 46 llN 54 45N .44 21 N 55 33N ,64 S6N 48 42N 59 15N 50 S!)N 56 fiN 42 lOs .32 SON ,.3;) ION .36 48N 4 49N 46 2!)N ^*»*»tle~.S2 7n Dromara ... — 54 23N i DroDie, Dop irt- ment of 44 42N Drome River ~~..49 21N Dromedary Mt .W 2.18 Proniln >...,...~.....>53 SIN Dronilncer ~.~ 52 56n Sromiskin ......63 S6N Oromolegue— . 51 40N Droninre ....^.., 54 I8N Droniore ......... . 54 31 N Dromore .~~.. 54 24N Drompierro — 46 61N DromuB Acliillis ...46 KIN Dron 56 I9n Dronay ~.~~~-.~.57 21 n Dronfield 53 17N Drongan -.......^......eS 27H 1 Drotitlieim ~..~_6.'J 40N Drontheim~~.~.~.63 20N Droog Knial ^....^31 188 Droon^apatam .....13 59N Droaendurf Droiiselberg Droasen Drou6. Drouia..^. Drubbetli Drubergcn Drugeac~..~~.........45 9n Druid Mt ii9 S68 Druidibig L i^ 20n Druidion ....._....53 3N Druid's Circle ~«.J8 llN 48 52N .-.56 29n 52 26N 8 3N 65 46N .iG SON 52 3N , No, or 90 37 17 16 37 66 37 66 30 66 44 17 14 3U 31 lb 38 38 9 20 9 26 66 27 11 13 >l 91* 84 -Am 7 448 8 308 84 28 13 308 3a 258 32 1K8 14 148 69 408 88 6UMr 13 43a 1 228 15 98 10 328 6 348 30 668 34 658 27wr 23 I OB 3 27W 11 208 19 308 19 328 6 I8W 5 mvr 19 658 7 22W 6 I6W ft 1SV7 19 378 19 498 19 328 83 lla 19 108 19 108 27 soa • I 68 8 658 10 388 19 16b 22 458 16 588 6 20w S3 3SB 2 7«r 8 SSW 6 \\r 6 lla 45W ISO 38 6 25W 8 16W 6 23tr 9 14W 8 A»vr 7 2HW 6 7 32 3 6 1 4 10 Druid's Circle of Stennis-.-.-..— 59 On Drulingeu ..-—..48 SIN Drum ——...-.-.57 3SN Drum — — .-.-~S7 6n Drum— — — .-JS7 I.3N Drum -.-. 54 67N Drum— — — _b6 14N Drum-. -.53 49N Drum -..-.53 24N Drum Cullaglier-.62 I9n Drum Doro 57 26n Druma Cork— —.57 51N Drumacho^e — J>5 4n Drumackro~-.-.-JiS 40n Druniadoun —.55 31 n Drumadoun B. —.65 SON Drumaliaer -.-.-.54 14N DriHiiatiagbt -.54 S6N jru 1)W 08 08 23W 12w 29W 2SW 08 10 228 18 138 80 108 15 35B 11 108 14 528 1 3B 27 128 67 42B 5 178 2 2iia 146 248 7 l«\v 3 2i>W 6 45>r 12W I^B sow 2.iW 3.iHr 36VV llHT 9\v 59W 8 531V 8 40w 5 32\V 6 55\V 6 44W 5 21W 6 2lHr 8 \!)Vf 7 49\v II 12 11 27 37 37 37 66 66 33 18 17 33 37 33 20 13 19 10 13 13 14 14 52 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 IS 66 13 11 9 12 22 22 38 33 19 21 20 14 23 33 13 14 52 II 9 11 11 14 II 11 11 12 13 13 13 13 II 11 13 12 12 12 13 13 BLACK»S GENERAL ATLAS. I.*T. n. 01 1 l4P. 1 30 Naiim, L4T. tons. 1 0. nl i4P. 27 ■ N«un. l4r. > Lows. '». ef M IIM 21 S^a nriiMti ~. 4S d4M 'ivTim nunbollog „ SI 68N 8 9f.W l> 43 IM lt4 'Jim 97 Uniity K Sb MW 9 55«r 11 Dunb.^l I8N 97 28B 66 Dun Can ^.^.., ...87 2tiN 6 IW 11 ^.^.....^'i KW 3ON 16 UO burgh Alib«y~JU 35W 9 3Dir 13 Uunran ............ ,...18 28W 77 ."WW 47 •p« — .-» ^7" 94 2a 97 DrydMtn........^^ 6a29W 9 S2W 13 Duncan liay 18 30N 77 32W 47 18 .iit 13 30a 56 VryhVfr. ~.A5 8N 3y4«r 19 Duncnne ......... ...54 4r>N a SSW 13 B. 27 431* 33 2Sa 37 Prygritnge... ^......,65 3riN 9 4^W 19 Duncaniiby ...... ....Vl 37N 3 2W II Pr 34 MM 32 iHa A6 Dry Harbour ^^18 28N 77 94W 47 Duiicanrbv lleiul ..58 :i|IN 3 IW II — 11 :m U Ua 90 Drymen ~...~. . ,54 4N 4 2Hw 13 Duncliurcli ,...53 20N 1 17W 10 , M 40M 69 408 M I*ryiiioea>~~~. . 18 4In 92 32B 28 DuiicDMibo li. j>i'« n« ISM 88 5UW 44 i)ryiiiulioiiiil<~> 57 4«W 6 87«r 11 Norfolk I 89 — ai In 13 43a 17 Diyopii ~..~~>. 37 23N 84 27 a 28 Duncornmck ,...59 13n a 40W 13 4B 431* 1 22a U Dsuliubvkiin R . ^51 2JN 87 20a 29 Duncuw .... ...,15 low 3 .18W 19 ^ ^bi low 15 9a 9U Dthahul 01..^ ,..^28 32N b2 15a 37 Uuad .^\1 67 N 68 2lia 33 u 54 58M 10 32a 91 Dtlmhal W...^^28 K9N 32 25B 37 Dundalf ..,. «~d7 32N 3 4IW 11 M 47" 6 34a 10 Puini~.~^..~.. 26 36M 64 428 33 Dundal .......... ....63 15N 6 :i2B 23 iklll Zi 298 20 55a 38 Dunn RWcr ..^..^.M ION 3 3UW 11 Dinutaletli — 97 29W 3 I3W 11 ^ ■),» OS a4 5Aa 38 Uimn P. See Dundalk.~.....,...,..54 ON 6 2;jw 13 54 11* 27W 9 Hlngiipure^..^...^ Duarl Cnpe ~a6 31 n 33 Dundan, Bliikiin P.33 Ow 67 308 33 M 381* 22 lOR 90 6 44W 19 Dundarguu Chi. ...67 40N 3 I2W 11 „ M 23!* » 37\v 9 Duarlinoru „^ 58 171* s 2tr II Dundarro ^..^ .^.61 4;iN 8 34W 13 ur..^«J7 ^ 45 13W 16 SIB 19 Canada) 43 17N 80 4W 49 57 84W 7 22W 11 Dubiecko 49 62W 22 288 19 Dundcugli Chi. ...56 UN 4 I3W 13 5rt 3ftW A 15W 12 Dubitia 45 IIM 10 508 97 Dundee 66 97>r 2 58W 19 16 S3N 5 I5W II Dublin 13 2IN 6 16W 13 Dundee ...~~.... ....33 36N 79 OB 33 r 44 53W 19 27a 97 Dublin Utty ^ 1 Dublin Cuun 53 20N 6 3W 13 Dundee ......~... ....48 OW 74 35W 43 42 «w 19 49a 97 ty :t3 2SN 6 IIIW 13 Dunderitadt .,.^.,..61 31 N 10 i;b 17 kiidH..4l 43W 19 32a 97 Dublin (Ueurgin) 32 32w 82 57W 44 Dundl Ooolai .......31 ON 66 248 39 ^43 MH 23 lla 97 Dubnitaa 12 16N 93 238 97 Dunduir Ca ~..8« 24W 4 43W 13 1 44 lOM 19 loa 66 Uubokl 43 43N 19 lua 97 Dundonald......~«..55 34N 4 34W 19 .,,44 anw 19 10a 66 OubOVRC r>rr«r -41 iUN 21 198 19 1 liinilfmulH 54 36w A 48W 13 SS 4UN 27 50H 93 Dubovka Puaad ^49 7N 44 SOW 93 DundonellM,^.,... .-.57 49N A 13W 11 fl 6a 18 Uubrin „,...40 48N 30 138 97 Dundruw 54 61 N 3 14W 9 53 31 N 8 55B 17 Dubris Al 5W 1 oa 55 Dundrogon ...... -..57 13M 4 48W II 5U saw 10 38a 99 Dubrovka ..^ 56 16N S8 358 93 Duiidrum Bay .. ~.54 I3W 6 49W 13 ; 43 2N 19 16B 27 Dubton ^.....^ 56 44M 2 42W 11 Dundry ............ ,-.51 24W 3 37W 10 ^,^^.,.^^2 acM 22 458 10 588 23 20 Dubusoro^M^w^M ~..M~52 30W 43 448 12 688 23 25 Dundupoor ».... Dundurcus Cui. 26 9IN ...57 32W 85 66a 3 13W 33 r 52 51 w Ducal i, Cape 42 45M 11 L 53 44W 6 20wr 13 Duch C 3t) 208 147 lOK .12 Dune iA.^^^^^iii 03N 4 6W 11 49 a^w 23 358 19 Duclial . 55 52N 4 38W 19 Duneaton Vv. .. 55 29W 3 67W 13 ,, ,„Si? 1<}M 2 7W 8 58W 6 IW 10 Duchiuiy'i) Kr. Dnrlini m . r rrr ,.,^^•1 558 27 228 38 Dunira Bay .75 30n Dunevegan CHpe...57 29w Dunfallanday .~.~56 41N 68 OW 40 Liiitle_S2 7n 13 13 ^^56 13W 6 27W 4 SSW 19 13 6 SlW 3 42W 11 Duclirny ~,^ ..„.JHi ION 13 lopari- Ducliray W. « 56 low 4 26W 13 Dunfeeny ....>,.,. — 54 17N ft 24W 13 LL-1J;^4 42W 6 IIB 14 Ducies Isltt ^ 24 108 124 OW 54 Dunfermline..... .~.66 4W 3 27W 13 Ir 49 SilN 45W 150 38 U 52 Duck Or. 51 17W .,.,JS\ 408 1 3ilW 147 45k 10 53 .~.56 3W 4 38W 6 46W 12 iMt .16 2.18 Uungannon....... ....64 30N 13 l,j,.j,jjj...''3 51 W 6 23wr 13 Duck R. 35 35W 87 low 44 Duiignrvan ..........53 5n 7 36W 13 L,^ 52 86W 8 l«wr 13 Duck R 40 5»8 145 UK 53 Dungurvan llur . C,«-!~~63 56W 6 23wr 13 Diickerow,,.^ 53 42M 13 KIB 20 buur ~. 53 4N 7 33W 13 1 51 40W 9 14W 13 DuckingHeld,^ „„,„13 28N 2 4W 9 Dungurvon ... 52 34N 7 4w 13 1 ,~J4 15M 8 48w 13 Dud ~_..~^~>^ 56 30N 5 9W 13 Dungeon i^. ..^ ,.~55 low 4 IDW 12 L 54 31N 7 28W 13 Duddaun ~~> 21 2N 71 248 33 Dungiven ».~~. 54 &6N 6 66W 13 E 54 24W 6 V\v 13 Dudilenll. ,- 54 ?1W 3 14W 9 Dunglaa Ca8tle..,....56 56w 4 30W 12 L....^6 SIW 7 08 IS Diiddingstune 55 66N 3 9W 19 Duiigluw ........ — 54 57f 8 23W 13 puis ^46 ION 32 08 3 23W 56 12 I>uddiii;{l(m .^ Dudeldorf ,»^,. 52 36N 50 4N 32W 6 388 10 17 Dunffonra msirji ....18 6N 77 268 8 4W 33 K. 56 19w Dungournoy ...... ,~,51 68W 13 ■ 57 21 N 5 12W 1 2i)W 11 9 Dudgeon Ligli DudilibCi; ~.^ t ..,5:1 19N ,^,^-55 53N 5118 6 ISW 9 12 .^..53 I7N 3 32w 468 12 ■^--^53 17N Duiilioiu, (jr. .. .-.52 43W 10 U. 55 27>' 4 28W 12 Dudkuiidik ^^ - i|7 55W 85 5SB 33 Dunicliniore ....w-50 4SN 4 24W 12 ■ 63 40N 10 OS 22 Dudley -, 'Yl 31 N 2 4W 10 Dunipace ....... — 56 2W 3 SJW 12 ■ 63 20N 10 228 18 138 22 38 Dudley Dig^ua, C. 76 25n Dudwick ^„„.^,^7 iJtiN 69 08 3 IW 40 11 — 56 24N — 56 24N 3 58W 4 OW 12 ■ ,^31 188 Duniru ........... 12 ■n .^13 59W 80 108 33 DudzeulCx..^^ ^51 16N 3 48 16 Duiikeld ... — 56 34N 3 34W 12 ■, 48 52N 15 3SB 19 Du. jrii B , ^-W 2N U 68 26 Duiikeld, Little -.56 33N 3 34W 12 ■ ,16 29n 11 lOB U 62B 21 20 Dueiich .„^^^ .17 20M 6 17W 70 ;«)B 11 33 Pinikf*rrl**r,i ..-Ui2 54W 7 85W 9 64W 13 K 52 26W Duellio ^^,'Jb SON Dunkerrun, Mt -.51 64W 13 ■ ^8 3W 1 38 14 Dutriie ^^...~^4& 41N 4 aiw 14 Dunkiiicely \A 38N 8 2.JW 13 ■ 55 45N 27 128 23 Duff 57 27N 3 IIW 11 Dunkirk ......... — 37 48M 77 UW 44 ■ '26 SON 67 428 33 Duffcarviuk ~. SI 58N 7 40w 13 Dunkirk 51 3n 2 238 U K 52 3W 5 178 13 Duffel 61 7W 4 278 16 Uunksweil......^. 50 52N 3 12W 10 K 45 9w 2 2^8 14 Duffeld 53 SON 68W 9 Dunlavin ....... — 63 3n 6 41W 13 m...,„.'29 668 146 248 52 Duttield 5.1 ON 1 31W 9 Uunleur.... ...53 Son 6 23W 13 ^^.>>.~57 20n 7 18W 11 Duffus 57 42N 3 2.-)W 11 Dunlop ~. 55 43M 4 32 W 12 ^L^,..^ 3n 3 2i(W 9 Duffus Ciiatio 57 41N 3 25W 11 Dunlop 11 30 60S 145 78 52 ^H««ri.#M^8 llN 6 45W 11 Duffua Oustle Duftun ^ r>7 67N 54 37N 4 -iQw 2 30W U 9 DunloD \K JJ...JJ 37 4-18 147 ()« 6 2.1W 52 Hof Diniloy ^.........s 55 ON 13 ■...»»59 On 3 12W 11 ± DugHto 45 24N Diigglcby 54 7n 12 208 25 Dunluce — ..... — 65 13W 6 iUW 13 ■.„,..48 5lN 7 128 14 40W 9 Dunlucc, Cape 55 13N 6 .'I4w 13 ^L..^7 35N 3 SOW S 23W 11 11 Ulllflirtll^WMOVMSfW 54 IN 9 SitW 3 SlW 13 11 DuniuHgiasa _ DunniHnua Buy 57 UN —51 yiN 4 lUW 9 42W 11 ■ A7 <^N Duiblo 58 9N 13 ^^L«tfWN»«57 I3N 3 3.1W 3 36W 11 12 Duich J jj'j,, ,'.>.> \h 41 N 6 19W 66 \VN 12 49 Dunmanuay...... Duiimuir .......... 51 43N 23 SON 9 4W 79 24 B 13 HZZ54 67W Duida, Muunu.^ 3 ii8N 33 H. 56 UN 3 llW 9 9w 19 13 Duino, Ciipe Duisberg .^..^ 46 4(iN 51 26.V 13 408 6 468 19 17 Dunuioon ........ ^-,.55 S/."* 4 o5w ? 47W 12 ^K^.,^ 49N Dutunore........ 56 6N 12 ^H.>^~53 24N 7 S9W 13 Duisk'.e >~~_ ,16 61W 6 22w 12 DuDniure ~...... —.53 37N h 43W 13 ^■r.~52 I9N a 53W 13 t Duiveland 61 30N 4 IB 16 Dunmore 52 8N 6 5HW 13 ^M,„^7 S6W 9 40W 11 Duiven -.-— - ^A 68N 6 Ob 16 Dunmure( Can lire) 55 SON 5 31 W 13 ^■^^57 5lN 5 32W 11 Diikali ^ ,~20 18N 81 308 33 Dunmore 11 end -.52 5n 10 31 W 13 ^M JS5 4N 6 SSW 13 Duke of Clarunce's Dunmore Head ...54 bN 5 52W 13 ^^L. 55 40n 6 44W 12 Isle 9 208 171 40W 52 Dunmore Park ^■L~55 31 N 5 21w 12 Duke of York ■ Rlsle U 3Ss 172 ISW 52 (Kilkenny) .. 52 42N 7 ISW 13 ^K~-55 SON 5 21 w 12 DukeofYo^k• slsli'se KIN 132 35W 40 Dunmurray „„..._54 S3N 6 Iw 13 ^M — 54 UN 8 Iftw 7 49W 13 13 1 Dukella — •At 40N 8 lOB 36 n ^ — 54 56M i6 D'l* Uiirbliy -.80 20M Durcklielui-.— .-411 2ew Durdut ——,—46 I8N Dure*—— .—.28 fiw Duregapoor — — .36 ION Duren .., 60 6(iN DurgHl, or H..iidl llurbun It. Durgeo, t Durham Ilurliaui. Durliam, Durham Durham Durliam (Upper 36 ON 30 ISW 64 43W 64 4;n .50 IN 32 lt>« 31 328 Canada). Durie Durinitli . Diiriideor . UiiriUN. b'l Durliich-.. DumiHgve. Diinnei Duriifiird Point-,.2ti DurnfonI I'urt— .-. 1 Diiroituruii Durowly Diirr-. Durras Durraungdra Durrii — — . Durrii Uo.-. Diirrona -..- I'urrow _.... Diiney lalv Diintley .44 9nw 56 13N 57 -HN —56 lUW —.-41 20W 49 ON —33 low 48 67W 28 08 .44 lUN .26 6N 31 HN 35 35W 13 OW -.17 4N -67 4W ,-35 30W 4!>N 51 :i6N .51 41N Duntoii —.—61 3W l>urtal— — 47 40W Durwas ——.'13 6W Durya, Klwin —.31 55w I^uian —..-. — 84 23w Duiky liny 40 468 DuHeldurl—— 51 13w Duiwn ———61 44N Duitee R. or filiugwar —26 ON Duitgeer, Peer —25 43w Duizno ———....52 3UW Dutchiing — .— SO 65w Dutch Gut — — . 8 308 Duthel ———57 19W Duttaun- 21 2lw Dutteati— . — —25 46N Duttun 35 2/8 Duvno ——43 46N Duxbury —5.3 37N Du.xford — —83 6w Dvu Brata (Two Iirotlier«) 40 52w Dvcrberg —69 I9n Dvcrgelved —.57 2!in Dvighlington —63 46w Dvina, River —64 8w Dvina, River —.16 68w Dvinskaia, O. —64 82N Dwal River —31 38 Dwang-kiyou nitsu L....— .—.....— ...31 6n Dwantka ..... ..22 12w Dwight —.30 7N Dwy gy fylihi— 53 16N Dwyka River —33 208 Dyau Dyaiier — . Djbvad Dyca — . Dye Dr. of Dyer'* Isiu Dyfl, R. .. Dyke — Dyniack Dyiiie— Dyiiiiikii .. Dynapoor .-. Dyiigbye . Y\ rlieeden Dyrracliium l^ysart Dysart Dyiert Dyserlli 53 lUN Dyiker Isle — S6 36W Dynmelova —63 7w Dyiiopua— — -..'11 I4N P.vxreiir( .14 24N .—67 28N —57 17N 87 I3N .—56 S8N ;i4 478 .52 31 N —57 3tiW 51 59W I2N 25 2'JN —55 fi6W —57 16N ..41 20W ..16 7N .53 OW .62 SSW it" 09 as 16 IS 14 39 38 17 19 278 140 47a M OB A SSW 8 I2B 1418 (W 17B »U44a 6 96B 67 01 68 218 1 46W 1 34W 3 04W 161 208 117 301 78 4.1W 2 K*w 6 32W 3 40W 7 low 8 31a 69 138 8 Ola 31 SOB 48 loa 97 l.-iB 84 lOa AO loa 76 wia 71 308 2 25W 9 21W A7 528 7 23W 10 I3W 9 21w 3 OW low 76 408 71 OB 4 6a 166 loa 6 40a 4 67a 62 108 60 46B 17 018 8W 133 40B 3 48W 82 OB 78 978 147 sua k7 17a 2 37w U 108 39 » 9 9 19 89 OS 49 19 II 19 0.) 18 39 18 38 S6 86 SS S9 99 83 19 II 39 IS 13 10 10 14 33 33 30 89 17 I'! 33 33 30 10 36 11 83 33 89 27 9 10 49 498 93 16 328 23 10 228 I 39W 41 608 84 108 38 608 %\ 368 21 9 93 23 23 38 87 658 69 68 93 5w 3 SSW 91 438 6 4!IW 3 4IIW 10 238 3 16W 2 Sow 19 278 4 OW 3 43W 9 25W 21 278 52 608 85 08 10 148 10 308 19 308 3 7W 7 UW 9 3w 3 28W 7 6W 64 148 16 408 33 S3 44 9 38 13 II 31 II II 38 10 II 10 98 93 33 91 91 86 19 13 13 9 13 23 66 INDKX TO BLACK'S GE JflHM. 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V, 4.IM 40 UN .,...40 I9n 49 SUN SO I^N 54 121 54 4SN ..43 AN Dover ( I>«lawurf)-i9 9n Dover |KHit)..,.,..Jil 7" Dover, Point tJ Sos Dover (TeniieFset).'IO S3N Doveran, ltlver~.Jl7 40N Doveridi(c .,~.A2 A4n Dovey.orDyrt.il.Ai .L'n Dovg.-\iir .., .......19 26N Dovlng. ...„ AS IbN Di)vniri){ti)n iDovriinoes.,.. )ovre ....... Dovre Field Dowali.. Dowally Dowaltoii L. Dowartbeg., Dowbracli^.. Dowhilabad -,^,.,.36 Dowhill Dowlanil ~.. Dowlatnbail Dowlutgyar Down .......... Down Ai IN .11 On .-ur Downs, The... Downs, Bandy Dowiiton ~«.~ Dowsby „„..,.. Do wild „.„...... Duyet ,~~. Doyles Isle Doynton Droaby Droai Drabescus Draganwtlka Dragoleveze . Dragolutclii . 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Mivor~.~y40 25N Draper!itown~~~~JM 4HN Draiighton~.~~~._A3 ASM Drauseii, Lnke~,~J>4 4n Drave, River~~~-4A 33n Dravus R.~.~,~~~4A 45N Draxholm~~~~~~AA 46N Drayeott ~.~.,.~..52 A8N Draycott~,~~~~~.A2 S6N Drayton~~~~~,.~.Al 40N Drayton ~.~~~~~.Aa 42N I II w 53 .-UIB 49 3la 6 17a I 7yr 4 .'OiW AOW a s.'sw 69 7'^ 75 .Tow 1 18a 12.% 40a 87 48W a niw 1 49W 4 .'IW 73 K>H 7 IIB 5 J4W ai 4AB 9 SliB 10 Ida 86 A3B 3 ;iow 4 29W 5 5W 3 ;J7W 54 17a 3 2AW 4 2W 75 llN 65 SH 4a 6 A3W OW 3 A!)W 8i 4a SOB 2,'IB 2 5!>W 1 4!)W A 43W 9 19W 68 OB 1 2HB 1 I3W a 49W 22W 74 SB a 48B 7A 4W 2 S4W II AOB SO urn 34 6b 19 54a 17 66B 50 9B 51 AB S3 4B IS 1!)B 21 3B 5 SlB SA 3la 43 31 N •29 47N 41 8N A7 4SN Drayton W 51 30M Drazookot...~.. ,...~29 A9N Dreamnahavin~~~57 A9n Dree .„......«~. ..46 A9N Dregens ..,...~. A3 51 n Oreghom ~~~~.~.AA 36n Dreghom ~.~.~~..55 53n Dreisen ~~~~~~~JS2 AIM Drcm ~~~.56 On II n as a.'v 14 la 9 9 41 44 10 52 44 II 9 10 :» aa 10 sa 22 22 as 12 12 11 11 82 la 10 56 32 10 II IS 10 33 10 10 9 9 IS 13 32 10 14 10 10 33 14 44 10 21 38 50 28 27 27 28 27 25 28 24 28 61 68W 49 82 lOw 10 9B 6 6B 6 29B 6 33W S4 IIB 3 2IW 13 AOB 23 39a 10 IIB 63 SOB 8 A-lw 6 34B 6 47W 1 A7W 10 2(!B 19 OB 18 20B 11 22B 2 SW 1 47W 1 9W 1 13B 28W 68 A8B 4 27W 4 3»a 10 SlB 4 36W 3 lAW 15 49K 2 47W 47 21 16 14 36 27 II 20 28 22 M 13 25 13 9 20 19 56 21 9 10 10 10 10 33 II 14 21 ^ 20 12 ItroMHilltiTK I>r'roiilii~.~— Drubbelh ~. Driiburgvn DrugHni-~.~. Druid Mt. ~. Driiiillbig L. Druldlon ~. Druid's (Mrulu ..,,'ia il)-* Ai SON — 4M 3N 53 4AN 1^0 AON AS SN 43 8N .■.^9 Ana A7 SON A'I .IN ~,A8 UN Druid's C'rcle u( Htenii U~.~.... ....ft9 ON Drulliigeii . Dniin . Drum Drum. Drum Drum . ..48 AIN 57 3AN 57 ON .A7 l:iN 54 A7N M I4N 53 40N S4N Drum ~.. Drum . DrumCullagh«r~.Ai I9N Drum Doro .57 SflN Drunia Cork~~~~.A7 AIN Drumacho^e~~~~J)3 4n DrumHckro.~,~,~JkA 40n Druiiiadouii ~~~~.AS 31 n Dnimudoun U. ~~JA SON Drumaliuer ~~~~Ji4 14N Druiiiaiinght ......~A4 SON Drumany River ~J4 IAN Drumavaugh ~,~J>7 AAN Drumbanagher ~.-A4 IAN Drumbeg ~.~~~~.54 SIN DrumbladH ~.~.~.A7 S7N I)ruinbo~~~~.~~.,54 3lN Driimbowie-.~....... 5 4 AAN Drumbuie ~.~.~. — AA 'i.1N Druinbulg~.~.~~~A7 S.'W Drumburgli_~~~.~A4 AON Drumciir ~.A3 AJN Drumclitr .54 SIN Drumclug 55 38N Drumcondra..~. ~ . J )3 AIN Drumcroon Drumcruil~,. DrumenI ~~. Drumurue ~.. Druineshiiild Drumfem.~v Druuifold Drumfork Druiiigarvu A AN ■hS I9N ~.A7 29N .~.A3 AMN ~.67 AON .~A7 UN .~JI7 S8N ~~~A7 4N — 5A SON Drumgla!>8 Culliury.54 31 N Drumgley ~.~.~~.~A(i SON Drumgoolaiid ~,~J>4 17n Drumguun Drumiilan. Drumiriii ~ Driimismat Dniinjal. 34 SN ~~~A5 18N ..~.~..A4 46N ,54 ION A5 I3N Druiiikeci-aran~~~54 S.'iN Druiukerun ~~~~JS4 ION Drumkleeve ,~..~. JS S3N Driimlane A4 6N Drumlanrig Castle A5 16N Druiiilish ,53 49N Drumlithy ~~.,~Ji6 A3N Drummie W 5« 40N Druiiimon Caatle~.A7 SIN 1 Druuimond ~~~43 A7n Druminond Castle A6 SIN Druiiimond's Isle - I lAs Druminond Ft. ~~-34 lOs Druuimond U..~~.29 4As Drummond's Farm. See Norfolk I. ~„ Drummondville ~.4A S8N Drummore -~~~~,A4 47n Drumoak ~.~.......A7 5n Drumoclirun~.~~~54 A9n Drumore ~~~~~~.~55 3SN Drumore ~.~~~~J)4 57n Drumore 11. ~.~.~.A4 4IN Drumote ~~.~~~.A3 AlN Drumpark~~~»,~Ji5 ON Drumquin~~~~~~34 SON ,31 3.5N 7 ON 53 SON 54 SON 54 SN 56N 4 A,5N 3lN Drumragh River. Druniree Dnimraney Drumruck~~~, Dnimslianbo~. Drumsna Durmstanchill Drumsturdy Drumucliler .34 58N Drumuochter, Forest of 56 52N DrunkyL. ~~. 56 I3N Dnuenbeim ~~~~.48 47N II MB 'i\ Dii.ikIi 14 A.' a 'iO Duillie 1 ;iB 14 Dm rue ~.~.m S7 12a 23 Duff 67 4« 3.1 Diiffciirv (K ~. A 17a 13 Duir«l a S^a 14 Diiffeld 40 a-iB Aa Diiltlelil 7 low II Diiffus 3 -i-IW 9 DiiRus ( ii!b«rg 7 A9W IS Duitke 8 MW IS t Duivelaiid . Duiveli ~.~~. 8 4OW 11 5 32W II Diikuh 6 AAW 13 Dull* of Clurt 6 44W 13 lilt ~. 5 SlW 13 Duke of York' A SlW 13 Dukeof York- 6 lAW 13 1 Dukella .~, Dukkee, or It 7 49W 13 7 30W 13 Dukla~.~~~~ 4 5SW 11 Duliui ~~„~~ 6 2SW 13 Dulate Li 6 OW 13 Dulbeneii ~~, 8 43W 11 Dulcoj Rlvvr 5 57W 13 Dulce, River 4 37W 12 Duico, Uulf 11 4 iw 12 Dulce, Lake , 8 AAW 11 l>ululiHpel~.~ 3 9W 9 Dulclicn ~.~. 83W 13 Dulcigiio DuleeK ~~~~ 8S7W 13 4 I'iw 12 Dulliuk ^ — 6 saw 13 Dull ~. ~ 6 4SW 13 Dullitk Cuvu 3 40W 12 Dulincii~.~,~ 7 IHw II Duliiiiii'iie ~ 7 6\v 13 Dulimhi Rive 6 4IVV 11 Duluck L. .~.. 5 AOW 11 Duloe~~~~.~ 3 54W 11 Diiloni ~~~~ S 4IW 11 Dulsle 5 38W 12 Dulsk 6 41 IW 13 Dulvertoii ~> 2 54W 13 Dulwicli..»~.~ 6 3W 13 Duinaruii lule 7 2W 13 Diinmrear ~,> 4 40W 12 ■.■ — 8 33W 13 Dumbarton ~ 7 AW 13 i Diiiubarton Duiiibea~.~~. 4 SOW 13 7 4dw 13 Dumbo ~~~, 8 OW 13 Diiincrieff — 8 57W 13 Duiiiel, iHle., 7 SlW 13 Duiuel, Rivei 3 49W 13 DuiufedliDg , 7 43W 13 Dumfries ~~ 2 S^w 13 Dumfries .~, 3 SOW 12 Dumfries ~,. 3 SAW 16 ± Dimifrie<<,l' Dumfries Ho. 72 low 42 3 A2W 13 Duiniat HilL 170 I6B 53 Dumke!ra~.. 135 ISB 53 Duinnier~~~ 150 lOB 52 Duniniuu ~.. Duinrny~~~. 52 Dun 72 28W 44 1)hii~~~..~.~ 4 SW 12 DUnr,,vj„„rrr, 2 SlW 11 Dun 3 47w 12 Dun Tower- A 4-'W 12 Dura ~~- 4 low 12 Diina Custle 4 52W 12 Duniiff Head 7 52W 13 Duniik»kuia . 3 47W 12 Dunun ~~,~~ 7 29W 13 Dunan Pt. ~ 7 18W 13 Diinavitca~,. 4 l,-)w 11 Dunbar~~~~. 7 43W 13 Dunburiily -. 4 13W 12 Dunbeiicon, 7 A9W 13 Ounbeath Ci 7 A7W 13 Dunbeath In 3 45W 13 Dunbeath W S 47W 12 Dunbeg ~~~ 4 A9W 12 Dunbeg Bay. Dunbeggan 4 lAw 11 Dunbia 4 SOW 12 Dunblane ~. 7 59B 14 Dunboe~~~ II ion 14 5ia ■ill lllh-iitll ,,,.«,. „, , . 37 'illN 5 i;» ;o :m» II nuiiiid . 1^4 .ION Xi in .IN 1 .!■ 14 Ihiiriia ...~,. —.4.% 4tN 4 .ttW 14 \:, ASH 27 I2B 23 Duff — 57 w7" 3 IIW 11 :n wn 67 4^B 3:1 Diiffciirv Ik ~ 51 5HN 7 4()»r 13 Vi 3M 6 I7H 13 DulW 51 7N 4 27« ir, 13 OM •i 'IJ» 14 l)uir«ld .-...Vl AttN u :8 llN (I HAY 11 Uutfiil Vuilia M7 37N 4 iHvV 11 Uuitun ........ 34 ;i7N 2 MW 9 59 OM 3 I2*r II 1 DllCHlo .-... OiigKleby 46 24N li uim 25 48 SIN 7 IJ« 14 34 7N 40W 9 17 38M 3 5()W 11 DiiKiirili.......^ 54 In W hiiw 13 !>7 «iN S 2.i*r 11 Iluililu M 9N 3 Mw 11 .17 l:*" 3 a-iw 11 Uuicli ~ M 4IN 6 19W 13 .V» 87 N 3 .'Xivr 12 Duiiltti Mount 3 MS M liMT 49 M I4N 3 IIW 12 Dulnoi C.ipe 4ft 4f;N IS 40M 11 Xl 4UN tf 9w 13 UlllKlKTg .-~- 61 26N 6 Mi* 17 53 «N 7 69»V 13 Duitke 56 .'>1N a 2'iW 12 U l»N 8 53wr 13 1 UuIvkIuikI - Uuivcti ,i....~~ 51 SON 4 la ir, 57 MM S 4OW It -,1 fl8N 6 Oa to 57 51 N 6 32W 11 Diiknli 'M IBN 81 30B 33 53 4M 6 55\V 13 DuU* o( C'luruno«'« 55 40N 6 44W 12 l>l« .~ 9 208 171 40W 63 55 31 N 6 2lMr 13 Duke of York '1 Isif U 3H8 172 15W 63 X' SON S 2|Hr 12 UukeofYork-i lali'56 ION 132 33W 40 54 UN 8 l.'iW 13 1 Dukellit — Hi 4I)M U lua 86 U fifiN 7 49»V 13 luikkee, or l(iili-..'iO I3n UH 4.'ia 33 54 15N 7 30W 13 Oukla.--. 49 ;t4N 81 43a 19 87 55N 4 52W 11 Duliw 31 5';n 2 64W 10 54 1.1N 22W 13 Dulate L 56 47N 6 36Hr 11 54 3IN fi OHT 13 Dulb«neii 6i i;JN 66b 17 57 !i7W 8 43W 11 Dutce^ Kivvr 37 4';8 68 15W 60 34 3lN 6 67W 13 Dulce, Uivur .id 148 62 low 60 54 ftflM 4 37W 12 Dutco, Uulf (It 8 20N 83 60Hr 40 M •23N 4 IW 13 Dulce, LhUu .. 16 :i3N 89 Owr 46 .£7 2;w 9 66nr 11 Ihilclmpet.^.. .'.7 22N 3 'JiW 11 .54 SON 3 9W 9 Dulclion ...... J5I 17N 6 23B 17 53 5VN 23vir 13 DulciKiio Duleek ,.....». 41 53N 19 12N 37 ,.'54 -J IS 8 '/7w 13 53 39N 6 24w 13 53 .TUN 4 12W 12 Dullmk ii 8N 6J 50B 33 J3 61 N 3«w 13 Dull 56 37 N 3 67w 13 Ab 5N 6 4-'W 13 Dultitk Covu 64 ION 6 62W 13 ..W 19N 3 WW 12 Duliuoii ......... f^*^f»^" 1 ot)N 7 ira 17 .!>7 2»N 7 19W 11 Duliiiui'xie .~ 66 4UN 3 2«W 11 ,53 5HN 7 6.')6 14N 13 -46 57N 72 lOvv 43 Diimfrieii llo. .'55 27N 4 20W 13 8G 21N 3 62H' 13 Dumiut Hill 56 UN 8 63W 13 . 1 15a 170 I6B 63 Dumkeiru.~~ 21 3aN 81 47B 83 -34 108 136 12B 63 Dumnier 51 12N 1 luw 10 .29 468 160 lOK 63 Dunimou ~.~ ........31 6i*N 20B 10 1. Dumrov....... '.^3 65N 90 14B 33 *« 63 Dun 67 29N 8 33W 11 -45 58N 72 28«arji^j.,fi.r ,......^56 ON a 3lw 3 24W 12 -63 30N Dunbunity — 56 21 N 13 -54 5(!N 4 13W 13 Dunbeiicon, Ciipe 61 35N 9 32W 13 -54 2N 7 69W 13 Ounbeatli Castle...58 I4N 3 26w U -53 66N 7&7W 13 Dunbeath Inn 58 t4N 3 24W 11 ..64 S5N 3 45«r 12 Dunbeath Wr. .~58 16* 3 34W 11 ..Sf) 3IN 2 47w 13 Dunbeg 62 44N 9 33W 13 ~64 68N 4 69W 13 Dunbeg Bay 82 46N 9 33W 13 Dunbeggan ., ."53 51 N 7 33W 13 -66 53N 4 I5W 11 Dunbia 57 17N 4 21W II ..56 13N 4 20W 12 Dunblane .... 56 llN 3 65W 13 ~4U 47N 7 69* 14 Dunboe~~~. .-45 9n 6 48W 13 ..J54) 6;N -.4.1 3n —43 5-,. Duiiinmr-.— Duiiuiiiun Duiunorc, Duiinioru Duninore -.62 On Dunnioru((°iiiilirej 65 6)iN Diinmore lU'iid -.63 5N Dunuioru Ilciid —.54 HN Dunniuru I'mk (Kilkenny) 62 42N Duniuurr.iy -.-.-.54 :<3N Dunn, liun 3H llN Dunualuiig -—64 fi'iN Dunnamanagli-.-J54 63n Ounnet 68 36N Duniiet Uiiy -.—48 :i6n Dunnet Iluud -.-.5H 41 N Dunnet. L. 5« .■)7n Dunniclien -.36 3UN Dunnidun, Hill ol 57 21N Dunninutd— — .-.5uiiru8iiiiess — — .6I> 6.)N Dunsboruugli -. — IM 318 Dunscaitli— — ..67 !IN Dunscuro -.~— — 55 ION Dunne -.-.-.—. — 55 47N Dunse Can. -.55 47N Dunseverick,Cnpe 64 I4N Duns Feu —.-.-.51 67N Dunsford — 60 42N Dunsfort -.—.—54 I7n Dunstinglilin-.— ,-43 31N Duns Hole and Pt. —10 32N Duimide -.-.-.55 4tiN Dunsinnaii lio. —.,£6 'i'Js Dunsky CaBlle-.~.54 5(IN Dunstable ..-.....-.51 5.'In Dunstaffiiage Ca.s.~56 28N Dunster 51 ION Dunstun— .—.-.— —S3 UN Dunslon-.-.-.-. — 82 46N Dunsyrt!-,-.~.-.-J55 4:iN Duiiteicliuk, Lucli 57 20N puntertoii— ...— ..-.50 .ViN Duntun .—.-.— 61 34N Duntun —.—.-.— ^52 4N Duiitreutli Cas. .-56 On Duntroun Castle-.^! UN Duntulm Cas. —..67 40n Dunure Cn9tle-.,.-A5 26W Dunvegnn Head— .67 31N -" 4IN 52 16N 57 41M 54 66N -JiS 3N -.65 49N 34 k'ON ;n 31N 4 146 147 6 6 U 4 9 9 7 3'.»V 9 .'i4W H 2.IW 77 llw 2 i.la 3 WW U tlw 6 ^.IW .tvW 7« I18 I'.'.W .'.IW ;i4w l!)W 4iW 4W 79 24 ■ 4 6ftw ? 47 w h 4.IW 6 5!iw 8 .llw to .'ilw 6 6iW 7 16W Iw 3 4:w 7 Mw 7 I9w 3 20W 3 23W 3 2IW tow 46W 44W 30W 34W I2W a t5w a taw 81 40W 77 sow 6 .'17W to 28 W 7 3:'W 3 mw 4 biW 3 43W 3 6N .41 ^s .36 7N -43 ON -62 6iN -.33 IBN ..ta :<4N 63 7N Ill 14N »7 6n 2H 27N 29 'iON .11 SON 31 3N ;i2 ON .11 Ion ON J50 58N .60 .IIN M IGN Eadean ...... I'lagle Ii>. -.. Eagle Isle-., Kagic Lakes (Uuvbtc) 46 68N Eagiesolitr 54 31N £agletliam — — .66 44N KiiglLlia 59 ION Kalielnuninue Isle 38 208 Ealiport L. — » 57 33n Kaliiig -.-.—-.61 SON Kurdestey -.-.—.52 HN Eariih -.-.-.— 5a 22N Karl Solium— —.62 t4N Earl Utoko 51 17N Karleston -.-.—68 9N Earlsliillton 52 ;mn Earls Mill 83 33n EarUton— — ..-..36 SON Earttun — — .;^3 53N Earlyvale -.—.56 44N Early Fort — .-'Ja 6N Earn, Liicli —.-.-.56 23N Earn. Hlvcr -.-.-56 iOS Eainliead ——.66 24N Earnly -.—80 46n Earsdcn Quiley. See Norfolk I. -. Earsdon-.—. 56 3N EarsinitI —..—66 SIN Ease Khan —.32 38N Easingbouni.— .-62 6n Ea«ington Easington Easington Easington Easlngwold Kask, Lake , Eask, Kiver Easkart Easkny .— . Easkey -.-. 4 33N 18 3GN 47N ..63a9N 64 8N 64 4eN -J54 :t9N 56 44N —,-58 23N ^4 16M SAW 4.ta 41IW 4»IW to y.lB a iiiw 2 Si>w IB M;a 4 IIW 3 4aw a 25W ai 27B 52 84 UN Easkiv, Uivt^r -.-94 17n East B. —.-.■26 16K East Uami —.-..35 57n East Br. 51 4k East Bridge 66 86n (Behring'BStr.)66 6n 170 Ow 40 East, Cape (Madagascar) -18 Oa 50 31b 86 East Cape (Prince Edward's Isle) 46 38n 61 68w 41 East Church 61 a4M 82r 10 EastCompany'sLll 4.3a 136 40b 63 East Fleet SO 37m 3 SOW 10 East India Company'! Ii. 24 158 63 OQb 83 tl I7K %A «!» — ..M 4<)N M 4IW M ilN Ki'cUfKC'hlwi . RitIc* ~-^^ Rri-li»f|t^l)| , KUt'mIiiiII -. I*:«cl«tiilll ^ F'-eltalilll ^. KirliHinmchcn .^^M W* KcolMiiin ~ ~.rtl «fii» Kr. iMtffft 5.1 ann Kcliiilli>ni Rclilniir. Rplilniw... Kclilnon Rclm I.. RclinU Rclil Kehtan Krhtemacli Krljn >^... Krkiirtuharfi Kokrniford ^ Kpkfriifiird llitvrn ~~ l''rl MM ^ A ;«:iN .'Mi SON »7 •»»!« AS 4Vl» Kdiiin, Iile Rdny^..^ Bdbiirton >~.~, Kdd»».BIr — Rddnvn. Kivvr Ei1dt>raehylii Kddleatoii ^.. BddlMion W 5A 4I)n Eddy hie B3 \UH Eddyntone IAkM Home ^~.Sn IOn Bddyatone I't 41 38 Eddyvilla afl 8*)n Ede ~Ji3 4n Edbfonwen (16 I An I IMul'i Land 29 308 Eden Rden Cm. ^. Eden R. ^~. Eden, River RdenW, ^.. Edcnbridgo ^ Rilencldp .^. Rdcndarrv A4 44N A7 37N .V; 21 N _S4 AAN ^.M 37N .~,Ai i;w .^.Vt 2.JN M L>lN Kdendon \V .W AON RdoiiKliiuio ^ ,12 208 Edenhidl Rdonliiini .~. RdenkeilKe. Rdenkillle . Kdenmir Rdenton~,.M. Rdenwond^. Mer, River. 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Este Esteca Ft, Esteco Bsteila Estemoali Estepa.^^ Estvpar Estepon 35 SON .46 51 N ...^45 16n -43 47n »25 1/8 -42 3dN ~n 25N -~»J7 19N 42 ION -•JO 25N Esteros del Ft.,..-.,35 17n Estersnow ^„,-,,-.,53 flON Estivareilles ,_4(i V6N Estuury <.,-.-..— ^40 37N Eslreco ,„^,.r,,^^„ih 278 Estrces ^,,,^ 49 9n , No. (If I'"""- Mac. 30 49 50 37 37 14 47 12 14 24 24 49 24 50 S3 9 21 24 24 50 51 24 24 24 29 15B 7U 3()W 66 OW 32 34B 31 2iiie 3 X>B V 46W 24W '2 44 B 1 348 6 6.'W 61 3KW' 1 M'liS 70 27W 147 8B 2 OW 9 37B 9 14W 4 2HV 57 36W 56 6HW 4 17W 3 30Mr 4 47W 125 20B 35 41 20W 51 79 25W 47 75 42W 49 110 20W 82 43«V EttreitodaOailietuai 44n Eg!rell;i,La.-~~— 38 7n l(i7 15B 2 36R 52 iw 8 42W lOH (IW 1.30 OW 135 OW 59 24w 61 22W 68 1.5W 61 57 W 18 4'.?B 9 37B n I8B 7 55IS 6 3liB 58 43W 22K 6 39k .'<5B 82 50W 3 IW 44 Oe 9 2lB 132 2I)B 31 14R 12 2HB 2 8W 2 28 K 3J|K 2 41 B 5 'Mtt 37 35\V 73 30W 7i 57w 43 2(IK 6 'ilK 11 i>a 7 41w 63 45W 2 3w 35 6b 4 S.'iW ■ 3 5aw 5 9w 120 37W 8 lOw 2 2HB 39 35iS 64 ilw IW 17 I2W 5 6W 83 12W 6 4<)B \m 12W 35 21 w 7 26w 46 44 96 35w 46 62 24 51 24 39 40 40 50 50 50 50 19 17 17 17 16 49 24 15 10 42 12 55 18 52 37 18 II 11 11 II 14 51 50 49 .Ifi 15 25 24 50 24 31 21 24 24 45 13 14 30 .50 14 36 24 4!) 14 46 51 24 Estrella, Kiver 8 SON Kstrelles ^„.».,„^A3 29n Bstreilos .^^ 25 4SN I'ibtreinoz „^,,^,^ 5 3(ls Estri'inoz .>_~,-~,38 54N {. Estreraaduru (Foitiigal)-„-,,„J9 SN 8 40w 24 t Estruinudura (Spain) ,39 13N 6 .5!)w 2t Estric.i, F(irt 41 67n 8 22w 24 Kstnipluiid -^,„„,;).'i 31 V K flllK 21 lsLv:iil „-,»»,„„ jii 32n )) .ViB Eupliemia, Sta „.3li Eupliurbium .^-^'i8 EiinlirantasTurri8 31 Euphrates R. ^^31 Eurc R.->,^.>..«..>.^ Eure, Rlver~-~.~>48 t Kure, Depart- ment of -„^~--.>19 t Eure and Loir, Department or~.48 Euroea .,^,.,^^^,^9 Europa Bay. See Giliraitar-,-,.—..^ Europa, Isle >..-— 21 Europa Fuint ^.~36 Europa Point See Gibraltar .,„,,,^ Buropas >.~...>.,...J5 31 N 25N I4N 3N fi8N ION 4>' 1 IB 14 55 Eurotas H t Europe Euryraedon R. ..,^ ± Eury Uuiia ;« Eusclioeiius .^^-.......30 Fusene „,^,„,^^Ai Eustaclie.^-~— 57 Bvarclius l{.-^>.--~41 Eve 54 Evenagh, Ben, Evening Island Bvenvig Even wood Bverdinghe Everdrup Everingliuin Everley Everofasto Eversden. Bverton. Evesham. Evian. Evie ~-~ Evlix R. EvoKna Kvora Evoramonte Evort Lake Evrenli ,,„-,,^ Evreo-nisi A2 .46 .W .46 38 38 ..*-57 — 42 37 Evreux 49 E wart 55 Ewe I. .57 Rwe, Locli 57 Eweil -,.,.,^^ 51 Bwelm ^^,^,..„^l Ewerby ,53 EwesL-y -.,-^,.^...,,^55 Evvliurst ~-~,-_-„51 Exaitaoion, River 12 Exaltacion de la Cruz 12 Exbiiry ,^„,„„„.„5ii Exchequer Ulus ^ (I Kxe, River „^M Exea ~.~,~,-,.~„-,4i Exeter , Exetero - Exforil Exhall Exiii ~-~„„..„„ E.\ iioiitli ,^ , Exmoulli Kay . Kxtnoutli Mt. . Bxnitig ^ Extun - Exton-^v—,..--... Exuina Isle -». Exuma Sound , EyR Eya FiurU ^^ Eyad ^^^,^ Eyani Eybost 57 Eyder, River ,54 * Bye ,-„„-.,-^2 Eye R. (UiTwicU) 55 Eyeo, or Kiituiiga 9 Eyeriand ^ ,^3 Eyiau .53 : 27N ;J7N 471* 5.58 7N 40N ON 1,5N 87N 6.5N 23n 37N 48N SON 24N 3!N 3n ION 25N 40N 19N 88 4MN 40N 5iS 4 63W •24 30 I6B 56 17 OB 56 40 OB 56 82 35Je 28 1 IIB 14 1 23B 26 7B 80 561 14 5i; 56 24 40 lOi 36 5 2IIW 24 2i 61 52B ,56 R .50 2H 56 .56 10 18 56 21 56 9 23 .52 44 11 .56 23 13 29 22 9 16 21 9 10 28 30 OB 31 22B 8l 38B 20 8B 36 I2B 63 58w 41 24 36R 28 81 SOW 44 48B 7 28B 27 53B 10 aim 36 OB 2 4lw 44 .57B 153 3IIK 81 Olw 4 20W 35 JOB 24 53B 6 55W 133 45B 5 8B 1 46W 2 48B 11 56B 46W 1 41W 21 3;iB OW 10 SJ .58W 9 1 87W 10 6 38B 25 3 9w 11 4 \0w 11 7 31K 15 7 mtw 24 7 29W 24 7 »w 11 26 4HE 27 S3 !IB 28 1 lOU 14 2 3w 9 5 ;J5W 11 5 .i.'>w 11 15W 10 1 4W 10 20w 3 OW 12 1 54w' 9 27 w 10 65 41W 49 65 47W 49 1 2r,w 10 145 OE 29 3 2fivv id 1 6w 24 3 3(IW 10 147 3B .53 3 .37W 10 1 ii'JW 10 17 31 B 20 3 'Z3\v 10 114 lOB .52 1411 S6k ,52 23K 10 .39 w 10 3 31W 10 75 48W 47 75 SOW 47 3 ,30W 11 17 40W 39 73 2B 33 1 42W 9 6 27 W 11 9 IK 21 1 8B 10 12w 10 2 4VV 12 5 lOB 4 ,5IIB 19 ;i2K 9 36 16 20 Namki. 1.AT. Lona. No. of Hat. Fairlight. Fairsted^. Pairviow.^ Fairweatlier, Mount,..^.......^ S5n Faitlie ...... .-..52 llN Faiya, W. el ~,~--3' 9N Faja dos Padres --.31 39n Pajao, Pta. 31 46N Fajani de Uvellia .31 47n Fakenliani...~-..-.-52 61 N FnUhoiis, Tel ~-~30 4SN Pal'us Res 31 tSs Fala..,^-— „— , 56 50N Falaba,.--^-,,^-, 9 68N Falabank— _— — — 5.5 S5N Falaise~-.»— -..— ,48 A2N Falco „„.„,,^ 42 64N Falcon, Cape -,..— 35 4aN Falcunara >.~. .'ffl 20N Falconara^-— — ,,37 6N Falcone. Cape—- ..-40 59N Faleuie, River 15 SON Falerii„, 42 20N Palish -— .— ~....-— 58 7n Falkeiiberg-,.— — ...56 57n Falkenstein-, 47 44.v Falkenwaid ..- 5.3 31 N Falkirk ..,.-..— —.,..56 IN Falkland (File- shire)— ——56 15N Falkland Isles 51 508 Falkland, West, 1.62 OS Falkland Sound 52 08 Falkoping-..,— — JM !IN Fall 47 41 N Fall, Long-,— —_47 ON Fall, VV 5<> 2lN Fallus-,— ,.— — ...-66 23N Fallfors 64 7n Fa) Isterbo— ,—- .— ,55 25N Fallstone— — 55 UN Palmay la —-.27 98 I''almer 60 S2N Fainuiuth ——SO !)N Falmouth —41 338 Fainuiuth (Antigua)— 17 On Falmouth Harbr. (Jamaica)— .—18 30N Fulmouth (^ ova Scotia) —45 On False Bay — '.:0 :«3N False Bay 39 208 False Bay, (Cape of Good Ilopi') -34 158 False Cape— -26 SON False Varela,C'apell 30N Falset 41 12N Falside— . 55 34N 56 55N 54 SON .46 I4N ..lil ON 10 33N 11 20N ,(iO 3.5N .41 33N .29 S5N ..35 /!* Falside t Falster, Isle Faltsi— — I'alu Falu, River Falulieuo Isle Falun. Falvaterra ,- Falyoon — „ Fauiagosta — Family Isles-. 18 los FauuMid, Lake — ~()2 I2N Fanado 17 50s Fanal— 40 7n Fanai Is,„— 35 SCs Faiiari, Cajie 40 SON Fanari M. — — ;J7 3n Fane River— -„.53 S7N Fannich Loch Fanjeaux — .... Fankerton Fannt't Point — Fannicli Forest Fanningslsie — Fano Faiio Fanoe, Isle. Fanore River, Fanreacli —.—,57 I4n Fans -.,——53 :nm Fantvannes ——48 I6n Fanum Carisi_— — 40 24N Fanum. See Envs. of Rome. Faom. Faou, Le. Faou, Wadi el. Frtouet, Le Faoug Far Farabu —57 40N -43 liN .-56 2N -55 17N ~67 4lN ._ 2 40N .43 51 IN 39 SIN 55 2. IN 53 6n 3&B 10 .3.3a 10 80 22W 44 iat7 ow 6 25w 36 16a 17 2W 17 16W 17 isw 5IB 31 49B 29 I3B 2 &4W 10 8W 2 I8W llW 12 39B 53w 16 41 14 4B « 8B 10 40W 12 24B 4 34W 12 27B 12 9B 14 2.5B 3 47W 3 ISW 69 2(iw 60 20W 89 20W 23 S4B 13 SOB 8 36B 7U 8W 4 S9W 9 ISB 19 :{JKJ 31 N 14 2.5a 20 ....56 IN 3 47W 12 ....56 16N 3 13W 12 ~.5l 6<)8 69 2()w 4H 1.62 (IS 60 20W 4R ,~62 08 5!> :J0W 48 ...;«> 4!)N 23 54a 28 ~J>8 HN 13 30a 22 ...47 41N 8 36a 15 ._47 ON 79 «w 42 ~.57 14N 55 :i9N .48 I6N 40 24N 64 Ow 41 86 .V^B 33 62 lOVir 50 18 40b 14 OW 109 12B 5-.^B 2 21W 2 :^lw II 55b 28 I2B 15 OB 15 6b 147 4(IB 15 -MS 13 2UB 61 3(;b 34 IB 146 lOB 11 45B 42 15W 23 I9B 175 7B 25 lliB 25 32B 6 2:^w 6 OW 2 4B 3 56W 7 38W 6 OW 159 OW 13 08 19 2lB 8 25iii 9 15W 2 40W 2 37W 3 53B 9 40a 38 30 35 24 12 11 21 27 22 22 29 22 25 34 NAMrii. Lat. LONO. ^o. or I Map. Namh. Lat. Laiio. No. or Map. .49 2lN .48 17N ,127 47 N .48 3N .46 54 N ..'-.it 13N .14 ION 74 2i)W 4 14W 32 33K 3 33W 7 6B 2 5'iw 13 17W 52 22 51 27 .53 27 28 13 11 14 12 13 II hi 25 28 21 13 11 12 14 56 a.") 42 14 37 14 IS 11 36 See FHBtnet Islu Fat Oulluy. >orfolk I Fateervli ^ FateJ ......... Katianovo... l''atnnua .~.~~.......3.'l 26n Patnatina, Kiver 29 128 ...51 25N 9 36W 13 .......26 36w 52 8N ..JiS ION Fatnisio isle .. Fatta Dur. Faucsrmuiit. Kaugliaiivulo Faugliart .33 ON .26 I4N 49 62N .55 2N 5< 2N Kauqueiiiburg .......50 35N KHUville 49 40N Fauvillerg 49 60N Kauz, C.'pc 17 48N Fiiventia 44 20N Favergliam...,.....~51 20N Favigimna l8lti~»..37 57n Favoiie Foiiit .......41 46n Favonii Pg. ^........41 SON Fawnaboy..,.........55 4n Fvxe Fiord ..........64 20N Faxe, Rivur 63 Ion Fuxton .....,.^.....^52 22N Fay, le ............»..46 28N Fayde BilloU....~.47 4tiN Fayutteville ....^.....35 UN Fuyettevillu (N. Curulina) 35 ON Fayetteville (Georgia) .........33 26N Fazely .......^....^.62 36n Fttzintanu ..^.....-11 40n Feucliaig..»....~»..5S 22N Feacliton Wr 57 5n Feafair ....^........^...56 &3n Feule Ab. ..............55 33n 1' sale lliver 52 25N Fear, Cupe .....^^33 64N Fearu 57 46N Peam K 57 dON 33 20a •M 71 44 S5B 9 3B 68 UW 140 25a 70 20B 1 33B 7 6w G 25w 2 6a S8a 5 37a 71 36W 11 50B 64a 12 18a 9 84B 9 22a 1 22W » 7w 22 OW 17 loa u Slw 1 26b 6 37B 86 40W Fearn Water ~.~.57 SON Fearn W. Water 57 4Un Feutlier Cas. .^...54 40N Featlierstone February Pt. Fecamp ......... Feckeiiliaiu FeUdcrat Cas. teddie Kcderuvkii . Fedline...^. Fedotovo .. Feerocpoor Feerwert .. Fefeglwyg I'eliralturf Felirbelin ...^ Feideluiid Pi .64 67N ...45 118 ...^tU 4liN 2 15N 57 33N ......51 3IIN 55 6.JN 62 18N ,30 48N .53 18N .52 30N .47 24N .52 4ilN 60 3tiN 32 47N Fcitan, Waters of 2« 4yN Foisco. i-'eisiiu Feliete Ufy Fulunich ... Felding .... Feldliircli .. Feldkircli ~ Fvldkircli ~ Feldiiberg .. Felegyliazit Fulicudi l8le~~~.~38 35N .57 4(IN ,37 2iiN ,45 u(lN 3!) 26N J5 54N .46 4yN .47 16N 47 5l)N 46 51N 46 43N Feiines Felix . Felix, Capo .. Felix, Kiver . Feliizuiio ~.~ Felleaclitte ^ t'eliuUiu ...., .45 15N — 36 WIN .......69 3UN 57 51N 44 56N 54 ON .......51 b^^ 62 37 23 23 36 60 29 33 14 13 13 14 14 16 47 56 10 26 25 66 10 13 39 22 10 14 14 44 78 68W 44 Fellin Felpliain Felntiaui FeUiiia Felsobaiiya Pel tun ...~.... Feltuii WutiT Feltre Feltria Feltriiig Feltz Femei'L'ii, Isle Fenieren, iSuuiid....'i4 Feiiiiria lule ..^..^....SU Feiiagli ».~ .~54 Fenclil „^^ 28 Keiicliuo...........~...37 Feii-cliuui ....... :w Ketidacli -.w........ Sii Fend 47 ..5.1 52 .4»i .„46 ~,:)6 ~.19 ....54 I'.IN 4(|N 12N 30N 4IIN 18N 49N 4N 5N 31N 46N 3-'N 2yN 16N IN 52N 17N LIN 2M 84 4(IW 1 42W 43 OW 6 38W 4 27W 3 3«W 4 31W 9 3UW 78 OW 3 58W 4 17W 4 20W 4 22w 4 23W 8 \"W 166 35a 23B 1 68W 2 13W 8 20W 44 39B 6 4W 40 35B 74 35B 6 26b 3 29w 8 43B 12 4lB 1 1«W 35 44B 33 21B 6 21 W 40 2UB 25 33B 3 13B 8 4511 14 2E 9 41B 12 8B 9 27b lU 54B 14 SOB 3 44B 2 45W 98 30W 4 7W 8 28B I 3UW 1 lUB 25 3UK 4(IW 51U 11 2UU 23 44h: 1 43VV 2 a;iw 12 UU 12 6l)K 8 7R 6 1:^K 11 UU II 9B 13 Ub 7 5.tW 31 OK 111 \S6& 112 OK 3 4()W 44 10 61 12 n 11 12 13 44 II 11 11 11 12 9 63 14 10 11 11 23 12 23 33 16 10 15 20 12 31 37 II 30 19 24 21 19 19 18 15 19 26 14 24 40 II 25 9 10 23 10 10 66 19 9 10 25 56 21 16 21 21 26 13 56 34 31 12 Ferrlby, K. 53 46N Ferriby, S. 53 40N Ferriere, la ... 47 9n Ferricres .^.......-...50 24n Fenintoah......»....w57 34N Ferro, Cape .............37 Sw Ferriter Caatle~~~S2 12N Ferro, Iile 27 50n Ferro Point ^^^i^ 22N Fe;To de Vacas ~.39 ON Ferro« Iiilea ......^..A'a ON Ferrol ..^.......^.43 29n Ferrol I»le* ..»~~^ 9 58 Ferrones ....... ..43 28N Ferru, M. ..........40 13N Ferry Bridge ......63 43N Ferae, Hiver _-...>Ji3 SON FeH6 nir Aube, la 48 Sn Fert6 Bernard, La 48 llN Fert6, la, 80118 Jouarre~.M~48 67^ Fert6 Sen- • neterre, la ..-^...47 41 N Fertil Hiver .... JO 24a Feslin .^..,^.-...28 Slf Fe88a, River 33 16N Fessenlieim ^.^....47 55n Featiniog ...^........52 68n Fetliard „^,Bli 27n Fetherd ...62 ION Fetieux Fetlar lal Fettan FetteranKUs Fettercaim ,9 31 N ,60 37N 46 48N ,57 33N 66 52N Fetteressoe ..^........56 58K Fettrona ^..........39 ION Feuclit 49 80n .49 UN ,46 12N 8 23N Feuclitwauiig Feuillat..^.^. Feuille( Feur B .,......,.~. .45 42N Fewe ....^.^...-.......52 13N Feyoe, Isle .-......^.^ 68N t Pez...~.~.~.~.~,.33 46N Fez , 33 69N Fiainbala 2? 638 Pianona Gemin(i...46 6n Fiara ~..~.w~.~.~.57 SN Fiascone, M. ....^....42 32N Ficani, Horde of the ..»~30 558 Bichtel, Mount 50 24N Ficlitel, Naab, K. 49 46n Fid Isle ~.~.v-~~.~..54 19N Fidden, or Kintra 56 20N FiddicI', Glen 67 24N Fiddleton .............55 15N Fiddoun 52 19n Fideosp. See En vs. of Ronie.».M»...~ Fiderig~..~........-...46 SIN Fidcsd Fidiliah Fidjee Isles.-. Fidra, Isle Fiel, Lake Field R .-. Fieljerk...., Fiellerup ..... Fielsted m..^. Fierceness Fiesole Fifekeith . Fife Ness.. % FifcsUire Fitteld Fitliig. Figacli L. 47 SyN 33 42N 17 08 i)6 8N ■)5 40N 31 108 — 53 13N :A\ 31 N 65 29N .59 12N 3:JW SOW 6 63a 6 .35b 4 22W 7 loa 10 30W 18 26W 91 29W 8 8W 7 OW 8 12W 78 46W 6 67V 8 2i 1 l.'..ir 18 48B 4 48B 38a ,43 45N 57 32N 66 16N 56 13N .~..~51 2N 47 48N 58 12N 40 68N 44 37N 51 I6N 32 5HN ..~37 7N 9 9 16 16 11 36 13 36 44 24 8 24 49 24 26 9 20 14 14 3 7K 14 1 66a 67 30W 31 3a a lOK 7 38B 3 64W 7 40w 6 62W 3 47b 52W 10 ISB 2 IW 8 32W 2 15W 16 41a 11 9a 10 2Sa 2 3B 3 54W 4 12B 2 42 W 7 27W 11 26B 5 16W 4 &0W 68 36W 13 68B 7 29W 12 3a 28 Ob 12 56B 12 6B 9 49w 6 22W 3 llw 2 6\m 14 60 37 36 14 9 13 13 14 12 15 11 12 11 26 18 18 14 14 14 12 13 21 36 36 50 19 11 25 30 17 18 13 12 II 12 7 19w 13 Figari, Cape Figeac Figlielden Fighig Figueira^...... Figueira dos Cavalleiros 38 8N Figuera~'~.~.~.~>tO ION Figueras 42 17n FiguerrerosMt. D. 18 6n Fikroh, W.el 31 2n lilby 62 SON Filelme 62 51 n Filty ~™..~. 54 13N Filey Hay 64 12N Fllev, Ft. 54 13N Kilfla I. 35 44N Filigas «--... 41 36N Fililik^.. 17 (N Filisur ........... 46 4IN I'llleigli ^ 51 2N Fillctta ... ..„43 1.0N 9 44B 22 35B 7 28W 178 20B 2 46W 8 I8B 150 30B 6 S5a 10 37K 10 IB 2 48W 11 15B 3 IW 2 25W 3 6W 1 5HW 12 8B 4 42W 9 40B 2 IB 1 47W 2 17w 8 46w 8 12W 8 4yw 2 5UB 77 36W 35 20B I 3;b 16 13b I9W 17w Itiw 14 26B 32 4B 36 4UB 9 42B 3 54W II i2B^ Mam Lap, 25 IS 19 30 62 12 19 52 16 21 21 11 26 II 12 12 10 18 11 26 14 10 36 24 24 24 24 47 31 10 20 9 9 9 26 30 36 15 10 Filiniige Bay ..».Jk4 SON Flntray ....... — ...67 14N Fintry ..„., .66 3N FintryHilla .........JI6 SN Fintry, Loup of „M 4N Pinaino, Hiver .....37 6n Fiorn, Hiver ........49 IHN .44 SON Fiurenzula Fiotland......,........58 86n Fiibeck .............53 18N FlrenzuolH.. ...44 7n Fires, Bay of ^^...41 86a .36 UN 43 ION '.(.....jj 44N Firgamoo Firnium Firinouiit , Firuzubad Firth H.. Fisbek Fiscal 88 3UN ON vJM 31N a 37N Fitchaiuen .........54 44N Fisclienati... .. .......49 SON Fischer Furiaud~.(i3 ION Fislt Bay >»....,...,.34 lOt Fill! Bay, Gr«al.wltf 'M» Fisli B. ...............33 3211 FlsliH. ...>...... 47 6N Fi«h Kiver.^.....«.20 40t Fish River, Great 'M 968 Fishbum ,^...^.^...54 4IN Fishertleld .^.^.,....67 62N Fislier'. Ulver 29 iSs Fisherrow ...M.~»..M SON Fislierton ^^...^b'A 14N Fishguard......».....58 On Pisliguard Buy ..,^'1 2N 8 S2W 9 I8W 4 law 4 UW 4 6W 11 am 14 Ua II 34a U sua a SOB I UW II 821 148 \.» 70 4ini 13 4!ia 7 aiw M 4Ua a 7w 9 80B U 8W 19 S9B II \\» 40 OW 39 Ofl 19 (la I4U 5.W 6 27W 31 26a 3 4W Fish ton Fishwick Fiaibacli~ Fisliluke Fishkiil . Fiskerlye Fismes.... Vitats....... Fittiel Mead.... Fitfull Uead.... Fitha, el Fitte, la Fittersbeim Finon, Mount. Fitty L, Fitz Monttord Fitzruy, Isle, Fitz Uoy it...... Fitzwilliaui Isle Fiuiue .^•i SUN ,...56 44N ,w47 :<3N i 38N ...41 aSN ~JS5 5UN ..49 17N ..^..36 .'ISN 59 67N 59 S5N ,;13 2NN ,44 9lN ,4b OON N 3 VOB M i Flanders, Uast...61 UN 3 biU 16 X Flanders, West 51 ON 3 IB 16 Flunnin is., or Seven lluiiter»~.68 I5N 7 ;)2w || Flaskough ...... — ^;3 SUN U 3IIW in Flaswuis ....W...-.43 2:^N (I I IK II Flat Br. ...............66 44N 4 Jlw \2 43n 18 &(jM 20 Flutnw ..............53 24N 17 3N 20 Flutta Isle.......~..~57 IN ) 'H\V II Flattery, Cape 14 408 146 lAa 62 Flavia HUIVU.........46 4(iN l.'l 46K m INDEX TO BLACK'S GE] JuAKIBa. Itr. LuNO. Flore*, River .^^16 n# Floret, River ,..,.^5 37b Flore* Sea >..»..~. 7 Os Floret, Strait of^ 8 40a Flore*, or Braze* d« Dio*. Uiver^89 16n Floreitii ~~~^,^,44 SON Florld.i^~^>..^.-l9 IHa FlQrlda..^^.~>^.31 7n Florida..,...,^,...^^ fi3N t Florida. .......30 2n Florida, Cape «.~~3A 43N Florida Cay«~.>..~.84 43" Florida Reef* Fiorina Florii Iile. Flomnne Flota I«le FlotHymoi Ploulev .. Flower .34 3SH .40 MN 8 408 I4N .,.M AON 57 SIM MXtt 14N Fluchorjr .............57 Mn Fiueien .,>....,. ..46 MM FlumiaCape 3S 12N Flum* ,..„. 47 Gs Ftiuliing 51 27N Plyndor 56 30N Fobo* KraaU~.~..31 SOB Fochan ~. .M..83 lUN FociiaiMn »7 37n Poedde ...... 58 UN Foemoe, Isle ...~JS4 5i>N Foeroe, kle .........62 2()n Foggia ..... 41 27N Foghili 54 I6N Foglia. River 43 35N FogiizKO ..~..~..w45 I7N Pogo FogRtoun Poi, 8. .. Poi\ t Folx { Poliien ... Folctcliany . Polart Locli Poldea ^..^ Foidea Fi)ldereid Folding Poidva Potdvar Poligno Folinge Poiliingliani Foilutone ~ Folly B Poloma ~..~ FoUtad Fomen ...... Poiner Ricli B, Foinin Komintka Puiiiinikoe Fonab «.. Fonari Ftiiiclie*..., Pond dii 1. Foiidi ..... Koiido Fone l-'o FoTlg I'^oiig San A 43n 2SN 3 ION ■,^•2 fi8M ...42 SON ,...26 .'JO.v ....45 XiH .~67 .'ION ....47 I3N i7 17" ~JJ5 i7s 6 SIN 46 4I)N i 67.V „ja 37N ~Ji2 S4N _51 5.V —17 64N .~J1 SN ...-63 ON 35 iVlN w48 40N !) 46N ....... ..i/,^ 1 *N .........56 41 N 8 SN 4!> 47N 46 45N 41 23N 4(( 24N .w35 KIN ~~.W9 3«N 2.1 4(IM K»ii);aliolic(i Fur~.24 SIN Koiigyangfoo ~.~.32 45N Foiining......,........29 S4N FongSolis 25 15N Fonseca, or Ampala Gulf ...13 ION FonUlne I'Eveque 50 -J4N frVnitainebleaii l-'ontak ........ Kontambia .. t<^ontanertu. Foiitenaille l'\)ntenay {•'ontenay Fontenay Konteiioy Fontliill... Fontirous Fuiitivero* Fontoy Ponutouii r'uokamill Foolin Fom, Iile Forbiich Forbe* Lough Forbes Ml. 4H 23N .46 4N ..-13 21N ..41 IIN .. i 328 40 2N ..W 9N ...48 41N 48 7N 46 28N 80 35N M....51 &N 44 ItfN .^...41 IN _J53 4M ■1 18N 30 4N 54 4.1N 49 13N VJ 47N ;I7 2.18 65 ISHT JVil 6W 124 301 123 46a 95 47 w 25 4-ii« 63 \r 146 30B 10 14b 49 20B 14 I9B 41 I8B 41 59B 38 I5B :< 44W 15 8B 3 5lB 92 18W 13 24b 11 7B 83 25\r 3 JUW 111 45B 117 30B 70 IBB 117 15a 119 lOB 26 35B 87 35W 4 lUB 2 4lB 21 15B 1 5K Nahf.*. LtT. i.uNH. 43 27 50 44 46 47 44 44 47 27 3.5 16 II II 21 10 11 15 27 IS 16 21 38 34 II 22 21 8 25 13 25 25 12 12 51 14 14 34 27 11 19 19 22 21 19 19 25 22 9 10 47 29 22 3'J 2(> 23 23 23 12 20 14 41 2") 10 41 21 34 34 33 2't 34 56 46 16 14 19 14 2') 49 24 16 It 14 14 16 10 14 24 14 13 13 44 21 14 13 Porn bach ........^..48 30N Fomeili ...............86 'MM Fomiby LighU...Ji3 33n Fomoi . Fomo* Fornovo*. Fomaet . Korquiliia .~. Forraburry ......... Porrestien Peiiin. Forres ,. i0 37n 17N i4 40N .23 4!ls 50 4lN 43 OS .57 37N Forrestien Gr(. U.4I 6s Porrcstien Li(. R.41 28 Forro ..................48 IUn For* 58 34N r or* ..w....... .■■... ...63 ON Pone Ca*.~..~....~.S8 16N Forae Water 58 35N Forgenan S8 83N For«enard ..........^..68 20N Fortet Rivor ^„^i sjn Poi-ilieda~~.._....&7 17ir Forata..^.. Si 43N Forgtem~.............48 ION For*ythe (Georgia)32 69N Fort — ., 41 68 Fort Afc,o....„........38 23N Fort AugU8tiu......S7 ION Fort Biird..............46 39N Fort Brunswick and Barrack* ............. 18 16n Fort Charlotte 18 27n Port Coulangc...~45 S/N Fort Enterpristi .~.64 15N Fort Ueorgu...~....3U 46N Fort Georg« (Murniy Firtli)>S7 36N Port George (Saskatcliawan)..54 On Fort Henry ...^....44 17N Fort LouiB .^..48 SON Fort Meenub ^....27 I3N Fort Nicolai~~~~.41 5,'tN Fort Ht George ...4(1 SsiN 11 4-)B 3 2.'iW 3 6w 7 4tiHr 8 invr 10 IIB I lOB 54 b-Avr 4 43W 148 OB 3 3iiv7 147 •■iia 147 2/ a 21 7a 3 39W 16 38B 3 IHW 3 ,'«»V 3 &4W 3 54W^ 9 2mr 13 46B 14 40a 11 S6a 84 sw 65 lowr 20 33b 4 401V 7 45B 76 47vir 78 \iw 76 48W 113 30\V 20 40H .>o. or ' 7i 12 9 21 'l\ 2.'« 10 51 10 .53 II .53 ,53 19 11 22 n II II II 13 22 20 18 44 .50 2S n 25 47 47 42 40 28 4 3W 11 III Ovir 76 SOW 8 7a 56 57b 41 44B 51S Foston Futclia ,^^ Fotheringay Fotschiel ~. Fou Fouali Fouanguistai Fou-choo Fuu-cliuii ...... Foudlaiid Hills Fviugeruis, La Fougercs FougeruUes Fouges Fouges G. ........ Foul Bay (Red Sea; Foul Isle ( lluy of Bengal )~~- Foul Point ( Madagascar ). 62 SUN •'.3 iON W »in 46 5;^N Ui 4N 31 13N 38 53N 28 ON i^ 20N 57 24N 4..... .56 68n 4 4w \9. Forth, Piriii l f 56 7N 3 OW n Fortli R. 34 63S 116 408 .53 Forth R. 41 25S 146 2UR ,53 Forth, Rivur .56 2N 3 41W 12 Fortingall ~.~. 56 3uN 4 4W 12 iw.~J)3 57N 2 48W 2 20W () Furton .......... bi 47N 10 Fortore, River......4l 57N 15 18k 25 Portrose...^.^ ~.~S7 ;«N 4 HW 11 Fortunatae 1. ..28 S?'N 13 40W .55 Fortune 22 35N 74 OW 47 Forty-fourth Degree Isle 44 08 176 low n'> Forum Xrajani ...10 on 8 46B ,56 Forzes ......~.. 45 9n 1 46B 14 Foe* Oyke.~~. 63 14N 37w 9 Fossaceca ....... 4-> 15N 14 &n •.^5 Fodsano ~....~. . 14 3iN 7 628 25 Fossa Nuova 41 2.-)N 13 138 95 Fossawuy ..... 'lii 13N 3 34w 12 ,~.~.50 ii3N 4 40B 1 18W 16 Fosse, La ~.~ 49 4N 14 Fossonibroiie 43 4'iN 12 47B 25 9 27 10 15 34 37 25 34 34 :i 14 14 14 30 30 08 Fouia,or Foul i»lu 6(1 !»n Fouldeii 55 4HN l'\)uliloii » ..52 'XiN 35 25B 37 04 6B 3S 49 .TOB 36 2 13w 12 2 6W 12 ;t7« in Nahiii. Lat. I.IINU. Francisco, 8 28 15s Francisco, 8, 17 16s FnincKenilml .„...4'» ,'J,IN Franco, Ciipo ^....45 ,19N t Fraiiconia, Lower^..... t Pntiiconia, Middle ..... t Franconia, Upper 64 2W 6.1 I.5W 8 ^2a II S9B *. (». Of M 4 v. .51 49 18 3,5 N«Hia, 49 56N 10 SB 18 A9 ISN 10 60a 18 Framleui .... FrancI* Pt Franeker . Frangt-rola Krangy .49 SON .50 IIN ..33 ,'(1)8 .63 IIN ^Ui 31 N ~.46 2N 38 ION 2 vOn ....62 2Sn ~.39 ,30N — 39 IN .70 On ..73 30N Fninke, Ca(io ^....JiS I In Frankenbostei 53 I7n Prankenburg ... 51 4n Prankenburg ......53 IIn Prankenhausen ...SI 20n Frankenstein .......^O 38N Frankenstein ......49 26N Fraiikford................63 Km Frankfort .............38 26N Frankfort uii the Maine ... .....SO 8N- Frankfort on tiie Oder ,...H^......Ji2 1«n Frankfort (Illinois)37 50N Frankfort (Kentnoky) Frankfurt...... Frankley..^... Fnuiklin ...... Franklin Franklin Hay Franklin, Cape (East Green- land) Franklin, Ft. .~~65 20N Franklin (Missouri) ..........:i9 IN Franklin (Pennsylvania) ..41 IBn Franklin (Tennessee) ......30 37n Franklin (Virginia) ...~...38 iis Franklin, Lake ...66 2SN Franklin, I't.......^?)) 34N Franklin, V. A,^i2 29N Franks, Mt. of the 31 40N Franquita, La ,.^i\ 568 Fransu ...............SO 39N Fritnshan Magna ~Si 43N Franstadt .............51 47n Franqueyra ..........42 7n Frant ^.^.^.............5 1 SN Frasca, Cape ......39 46N Frascati. See liuvi. of Rome .......... Frasedal ...^...^ Fraeerbin'gh ..~.~ Frasurbdrh'h, H. Fraserlield ....... Frusinoro ......... Krasno, Kl Frattor.^^.... Fruuenburg .. Frauenfeld .. Fraylo Mm-rto Fraying ^.~^, Fray lea »~. Frattlli Is. Frechaa It. Frechel, Cape . Frt'cliilla ........ Frcckenhani.... FiL'(iebiirg.~~....~.51 12n Fi-eilLMiBborK»_~.55 58N Fre(lericia...-~~.~..56 34n Frcifecieli, Fort ~.;)3 668 Fi'i'derick Henry H. .............~~..42 65b Fredrick Ho. 40 (in Frederick Huuse~.48 iiSN Fredericksberg ..M~A5 4lN 1 Frederick8borg...65 ,55n Fredericksborg ....JiS SON Fredericksburgli...38 I'.m Fredericksburgh (Huiitli Africa) -33 10s Fredericksdal ....^54 55N Fi-ederioiotdorp ~.~ S 2SN Frederikshuab .~>68 ON FrederickshUld — 59 8N Fi'edurick8lianwu~.00 XW Fivilerickshorst ~J4 27N FrudurickstHdt ( Denmark )~....-54 24N Fr(7 I IN ~44 nfl ^4i 27N -.43 18M ^66 ItHN >,47 .TIN ^•12 3.'8 ^17 13N -17 .'i.'iN .^35 40N ..14 08 ..,48 41 N .„4-' !»N .~sa 2()M „.^l 12M wSS SHIt ^M 34N «.;« 568 „4J 5.18 „4:» ON „4l) 3SN —'i.'} 4lN ..or, B.'JN ._65 6(fN ^;iH ii*N 1 I .33 198 ' ft4 6.5N . 6 26N — 6S ON ^..60 8N i^W XiS ~J4 '27 N 7 OB 2 OW 1 58W 2 flw 10 34B 1 26w 12 22B 2-2 -288 8 .'.3K 61 f)IIW 0.'l .'lOW 71 XW 'M 28B 60 SOW 2 IDW 4 li)W U -2IIR 8 lOB 12 '23K 4SK 147 40R Hi 4SW HI 35 W 13 28B 12 13R 12 I7K 77 36W 27 }Sk 11 3a 65 OW 50 Ow 11 2lH •27 1,'IB 10 4R 44 .10 40 44 31 50 16 10 20 24 IP 20 25 22 II 11 11 25 2t 25 23 15 .50 40 47 30 40 14 21 Id 17 21 21 ;idcriksta(L..,.~~&0 12n Frie Friedland ^ Friedland .. Friedland ,60 63N 48 22N .50 20N ;} 27N ...J)2 b'M .,...50 SIN 2i3 36N — 50 56N — 52 5N ..,53 21 N .~-64 26N I'rledland cHiksia).'iO 35N Fried loa,.............>..60 S4N FrledrichBrodiu.....60 64n Frielendorf 60 6«n X Friendly Islands 10 08 Friesuck ^.....^.^..52 46N t FriKslund ^„^.^3 ON z I rieiland. East 5.1 2SK Frigido, Rivei'..~.~.44 OK Frililiam ......51 27n Frlmley... ..51 ION Fringy Bazaar '23 34 n Frio, Cape 18 08 Frio, Cape 22 528 Frisange 40 32N Frisby ., 52 44N Fritclie Hair 54 20n FriBclie Nelirung~,64 20n Frisoytlie 8 Friaii ... Fritikney. Fritton . Fritxlar .. Friull t Friull 53 IN „,53 ION ~.S3 5N ~.52 3:tN 51 HN 46 ON 46 5N Frobiaher'R feitraits ()3 30n Frocester ~..>,. — 51 44n Fro(ldinglianu.~.~..''>3 3(;n Frodingli;iiii......,..53 6Un Frodsham ........»..63 18n 4 67W 10 14W 1 38vr 3 low 7 68 7 lOB 16 OB 40W 20a 30a la 10 .-ida 15 2'2a 10 50B 8 40B 7 .55B 15 40B .50B 13 20B 16 3B 14 21b 16 5b 21 IB 17 .'i8B 44B 10 35B lOB 176 OW 12 ,T2B 5 SB 7 .10B 10 lOB 1 13W 44W ou :i4B 12 OB 41 53W lOB 58W 10 48B 10 35B 7 65B 6 30E llB 1 37a 9 I3B 13 £6b 13 3B 66 OW 2 lOw SOW 20W 2 44W 10 13 24 21 15 15 10 18 18 21 22 14 18 17 17 20 17 17 '20 '20 •20 20 20 17 17 17 .52 20 Ifi 10 10 10 •20 •20 17 65 9 10 17 25 25 40 10 9 9 ^'AHB■. .54 24N OR 21 „,:)7 ,1IN fM» 15\v 14 Froerup .~~ — — 55 18N 10 44B 21 Frohburgli 51 .(N 12 25B 17 Proliost ~~~ — — .57 13N 7 21w 11 Froidniont...—.. 40 41N 3 44B 14 Froiue — 52 ON 2 SOW 10 fll 14N 2 low 3 43b 10 Fromentiere — 48 .53N 14 t Frontinac ~.» Frotitoria 44 .35N 70 45W 4^2 30 On 7 20W 21 Fororup.>~~-~.,. .55 23N I OB 21 Fororup.,.~~~. 54 43N 25B 21 Froainone ......... 41 42N 13 20B 25 Fro8singHeld.~. 52 21N 1 lOB 10 Frost^.^M.^.M, 45 24N 72 30W 42 Frotta ~.~~~. 13 3^8 47 (IW 2S FroxfleUl 51 2N 1 OW 10 FroxHold ..~,6I 24N 1 34W 10 Froyeii ls!u -.~. 63 40N 8 4IIK 22 .^1 llN 54W 84 ;ii)w 10 Frozen Btrait»~.~ 15 M 10 28 30 •20 32 .13 20 17 17 18 20 20 51 18 18 18 .50 Fusina FuBsen 1< uteh Jong Futelpoor~ Futoja M... F'ultulipour. Fjtlelipuiir. '^iittenpoor. i terU . tilipoor ''■.;teabad i{ra —...-.—» Gall i .. — (iah^ la, Luke. GalST. — ~- (iaid (i|ii-i- 30 ON 4H 46N 35 27N 32 ItiN ;iU 43N 32 41.N 53 41'N ,,,—54 4N ,•)() 45N 40 44 N 53 ON 41 ISN 41 13N 40 IHN 4 45N 32 US evv 45 4BN ^3 i;n 45 2:iN 41 53N 42 HN :«> 51 N 43 :;0N 7 1,18 1; 4l>8 30 SON 17 OW U 3IIB 10 4UK 9 31W 20 4IIB 21 2(iK (I IIIR 86 2UK 35 5;k 10 '2::B 35 4.IB 11 14B III IB ti .low 2IK 12 328 13 34U 13 4UB 40 .508 73 32K 115 33ii (Hi 13vv 5 4:^8 38 43 4118 13 448 IH L'38 .•m 478 114 2»B .Ml OW 34 LliK .■(1,N '23 25 36 30 27 13 60 2^ II 33 31 3i'i 01 17 21 5-) 15 •20 25 2.5 .5li 33 53 41 It 25 23 25 20 23 3.) 51 37 2^ Namim. Lkt LnNS. No. 01 Mtr. Gulinani IkIu Galinaz Rivci Galiateo — , Giilitcli Galiven. Gallan Head Gallauc! Uallarate Gallatin . t Gallatx Galli "~ 1 — rrrrr 44 .In 7 211N 39 SON ,—58 ISN 1 4lN 58 UN 2 57 N A5 SON .31 54N .47 40N 6 3N 6 ON 11 &SN .41 40N Galle, Fointede '■allega, la .,... Gallego Kiver Gallegoi River —61 408 Gallerus— 62 UN Gallery ..—...— ...66 24N Gain, Caatro — .^^ 43N Galli lalea— — 40 3;in t Gallia Cisitlpina 45 .ION ; Gallicia (Spain) 42 5lN Oallinaa, Point 12 23N Gullipoli — 40 3n (iailipoli 40 2Sn Gallipolis— 38 5aN Galllvang —,..—26 ON Gallo C— — .36 40n Gallo, Cape —40 42N Galloper Ligbt—~61 45N Galloway, Mew— 66 &n Gallowtown —SO 8n Gaily Head 61 3'2N Galmoy— .—- — — 52 47n Galnier ....— »-45 36n Galongli —18 ON Giiloppe .50 40N Galosla 40 ION Galston— — 55 SON Gait — — 43 25N Galtec. Mount —52 •23n Gulvea ——30 ION Galveston —30 20n Galveston , t .,.. 29 3n Galveaton, Bay of 20 ION i Galway— .53 ION Galway ——53 ION Galway Bay— S3 12N Gain, N. — . S3 28N GHnia~— ~....— .— ^8 5n Oainala — — ~— 32 44N Ganiurga —37 20N Ganmaab R. — .J4 ION Ganibar— — ...57 3N Gambia River, or BaUcuiua— 13 32N Gauibier I.^ilea —...35 lOa Giinibier Mt.— 37 548 Ganibleaby — 64 45N —42 54N —65 32N .47 13N 7 85N 548 .48 ION ,55 24N .40 IN -57 40N .13 41N ,34 JS ,50 5;n 55 311N ,43 13N 3 IN ..18 128 20 .53N .-51 52.V ,~ai 40N ..,•(8 5!)N .-45 4.5N 10 4.8 See Ganilioa Gainbrod Gambs — Ganielby Gauieleirii Ganierdinj^en — . Gainesclugli— . Gamonal .— ..~. Ganirie — ..— ~. Ganiscottec — — Gamtoos River , Gamy Gamzelcvo Gan GuKaneh Gandara — ~- — , Gandeli, Well uf Ganderslieim — . Gandliard ...— . Giuidia ...— ~.~.. Gandino Gaiido . Gaiidolfo Castle Knva. of l^^...^0 37" Esirucu ~~».~~~>..25 278 Kstrees ^...>~. 49 !>n EitreitodaC'ttllietu.')! 44N Bs:relhi,La 38 7>« B«trellu, River H 50n KHtrellet ^,~>^ .43 Ms Bilrellos >.^ '25 45N Kbtreiiioz .,,^.,^,^ 5 3(18 tutrwiiioz „^..>.,~..38 &4N {. Hfitremaduru t KHtruinuUura (Spain) .~~,-~--J9 13n Eatrici, F6 32N ~^l 41N -~48 25M ™49 ION .-„50 31 N 45 14N 2<> 4HN ,-.4/ 41 M ^19 2IIN .-^47 42M 2N f)VV 71 .•«iw 71 5iW 4;< 2(iK <> MK 11 4.'ic 7 4hv C3 45tv 2 3W 35 (in 4 5,'iW 3 SilW 6 9W 120 37W 8 low 2 2HII 30 35B (>4 i)W iw 17 I2W 5 6W 83 42 w 6 4'JK \m V.iW 35 21W 7 2()W ■)6 aiN 31 15N 37 37N .49 41 N .;J8 2.')N .£1 29N .45 (>H iHtVIld Ktuiu kltiiitipc* KtaiiKS Btaples ~ Ktauliera Btuwili Ltiiy ^ Ktclioru Etel, River ~-. Elliuin t Etiiam, Wiidur nefa of ~, 29 SON Etiile 57 3!)N Etliie Uavtiii i>(> 3«n Etieune Uiver 4(j 4l'n Ktivii, Locli ,,^^,»i)li 29v Etive Water., Eiku, Luke ~ Etnut Mount Etole t Etolia Eton Eturpou, laic Ktowali ..»~«.N.>.>.r~v34 9n Etowah, River ^14 9n Etre ~<~-».~,~-.-.._49 53^f Etrecliy...^.,.^..^8 *28n Etretat ,^^^,^..:4'i 43.-« Etreux Ltuidemat 49 59N Etrish >.,~».>..»..-5(i 58" t lUruria .~~..~^43 ION I Etruriit. i8i'« Knvs. of Rome~>~>~.~. Et£OUf ,,,^ Ettiigli >.». EttiHwyl ^ Ettlebruck Ettlingen^ Etton Ettrick Pen Ettrick Water Etwall Etj'inander Fl. Etztlialer Keclier, Great >~^~~.>^46 SON Eu ,.».».>. ...50 2N t Euboea ..^...38 43n Euboicum Mare ...38 45N Eucatibu, River Eiiclian W. ..^^ Eudokeeflsle ~. Eufemia, St Kufeinia.GiilfofbUU) 54N Eugar Eulidt, Oebel Eulaeus R. Biilalia Sia Eulan. Eunienia Eunicli Bupalium Eupatoria~.~. Eupatoria, or Kazlov ...... Eupel, River Bupeu 49 1ft 26 24 51) 24 31 21 ?1 21 45 13 14 30 50 14 36 24 49 14 4(1 51 24 8 40Hr 24 6 59\v 8 22W 8 59B 8 5!)B 35 IIB 2 i)K (i 22B 1 39B sr;w 78 52b 4 27b 78 .10 K 3 i;iw 32 25B 3-' SOB 4 .'IW 2 ytiw K 23K 'MW 3 3IW 75 48W 75 5(l\v 47 3 ;«w II 17 40W 73 2B 1 iiiw 6 27w 9 IB 1 8B 12W 2 4W 5 I OB 4 .WB 19 32B 20 34K 2 5W 1 4OB 4 llw 10 .13 10 10 20 10 52 52 10 10 10 47 39 33 9 II 21 10 10 12 36 10 20 20 12 14 10 13N 7 20W 11 6 20W 11 35 4B 37 6 17w 138 i2B 8 6W 22 20B 45B 3 OW 47 58 35 08 34 508 33 258 27 11 52 13 28 36 24 23 31 37 37 Faaborg. Faarup« FabreBueiu~~ Fubriino. Faderl Fadoch Fadon. Faenza Faesulne Fagaras . Falian^... Falieirim.... Fahlheim .~.~.55 6n r>6 22N .43 32N .43 20N 478 Fad I..~....~~....~..T() 6N Fadbcrge-....^... — 54 3l'n FadeefTskoi, lsle~..75 ,'iON .~..~.40 6N 57 18N 34N .44 18N 43 56N 45 52N 56 5N 3 24N 48 26N Faliuienbacli Burg49 27N Falirsaiid .......^....58 On Fahrtoft Faial Faido .... Fai-fo ». Fail. Failswortli .^^.....54 3(iN ........^31 47n 46 28N 15 40N .56 40N -53 30N Fair Head, Cnpe».55 I3n Fair Isle Fair Isle Fairbaim Fairbaim Capu Fairest ....>.«.... Fairfax Fairfax, r7 39n ,59 2()N )3 46N 57 3IN 52 3:iN 311 SIN 8 308 53 1()N 1 43N ..^41 3N ..54 5!)N .-55 47N — 55 42N 10 14b 9 34B 3 468 12 55B 49 5W 4 3,3Mr 1 28W 143 308 28 488 6 2aw 6 3W 11 548 11 158 24 67B 7 27W 7 35W 10 98 10 508 6 3H8 9 4.8 16 SIW 8 488 108 78 6 39W 2 9w 6 9W 3.'i 368 1 40W 1 17VV 4 32W 131V 77 27W 114 4.58 1 54tV 1 46w 82 58W 6 12W 4 49W 4 62W 21 21 14 25 51 12 9 29 30 11 24 25 56 19 13 13 18 IS 22 21 :«> 15 35 12 9 13 37 8 9 11 10 44 52 9 10 44 12 la 12 Family bics 1» i(« Faniuiid, Lake .._62 I2N Pun ado Fanal~...~~.~ Faiiat U,~^~ Faiiari, Cape Fanari M. ~.. Funo River..... Fannicli Loch Fanje;iux ..>... Fankerton Fanni't Point 17 M»8 .40 7N ,'15 568 40 SON ;$7 •»'* .»«.5.'l 57 N .57 4(IN 43 UN ..56 2N 55 17N Fannicli Forest ...57 4lN Fannings Isle — ... 2 40N Fano ^ ^..^-.43 5(iN Fano 39 61 N Fanoe, l8le.....>»~»S5 2:iN Fanore River....~..53 6n Fanreach 57 Un I-'ans ...............^.55 :>9N Fantvannes ^.....^.48 I6n Fanuin Cari8i-....~>tO 24N Faniim. See Envs. of Roine~..~~.». Faom 49 21 n Faou, Le 48 17n Faou, Wadi el 27 47 n Faouet, Le 48 3n Faoiig .~~...~.......46 54N Fara .'K* 1.1N 146 108 II 4.5B 42 15W Hi 198 175 78 29 ll>B 25 32R 6 2j\v A OW 2 4B 3 iJ6w 7 38W 6 OW 159 OW 13 OB 19 218 8 25B 9 16W 2 40W 2 37w 3 53B 9 408 Faraba 14 ION Farafangane River22 5(IB Faraga ............~35 SON Farahubad id 46N Faraiggan......~.....'<5 44n Farara 35 47N FaratlsBH Wells ....'iO 21n Faray.~.»..~~.~.~.58 44IN Fardriip~.....ww..~...Ji5 21 N FaredjehFoumOn)31 9N Fareliam ^.............. 5 SIN Fareskour 31 ION Farewell 52 42n Farewell, Cape (New Zealand I _40 3ls Faria, Wady 32 ION Faribee 17 It"* Farina, Cape ....^.37 7n Farina Porto ......37 7n Farlam Farleigh E. Farleton Farley Farliiigton. Farlow Farly ..... Fain Isle Famborough Farn borough Famborough. Pa " Farndon Farness Inn Farnham Famliam Farningliani...~~..51 23N Farnley .>.~. 53 55N ParnsUeld 53 6n Faro 1 628 Faro Island 57 ^^ Faroilept Iile 10 30N Faro Head ~....~~Ji8 37n Farquhar, Cane ~.23 358 Farquhar'8l8le8.~17 308 Farr 57 20m Farraline L.~.......57 I3N 1 Farrarese. Furringdon (Berks) Farringdon (Dorset) Farrington Farrkirk 48N 74 29W 4 14W 32 338 3 33W 7 68 2 52W 13 17W 47 408 14 3;i8 63 58 70 lOB 14 2.58 4 62W 3 low 8 43B 32 28B 1 8W 31 438 1 62W 172 468 36 30B 14 lOw 10 10b 10 58 2 a'lW 29B 2 44W 1 26W 1 4w 2 3()W 1 40W 1 39w 44W 68 1 18W 60W 2 61W 3 45W 37W 48W 138 1 40W 1 2W 7 61W (5 43W .9 128 116 08 4 46W 113 25B 151 408 4 9W 4 24W 11 6lB .52 22 51 27 53 27 28 13 11 14 12 13 II .54 25 2*1 21 13 11 12 14 56 25 42 14 37 14 15 11 36 36 26 32 32 26 36 11 21 37 10 37 10 62 SI 36 36 36 9 10 9 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 10 9 9 11 10 10 10 9 9 24 51 22 29 II 62 62 11 11 25 51 39N 1 34w 10 50 41N 53 42M 58 SON Farruch, Cape.~.~.39 47n t Pars ,.„.„^^ .'IP (IN 26 I2N .53 48N 16 45N 52 2N r)0 46N Farshiout Farsley Farlask, Cape Farthinghoe .. Farway Fa8a~~.... Pascal ly Fasdyke. Faslaiie 29 5N 56 44N ,52 53N .......56 5n Fasnacloich .~..~.~56 .3Sn Fast Castle ^^^^b 56n Fabtil 24 188 2 26W 2 44W 4 l.'iw 3 ;j5b 52 408 32 88 1 .39W 51 50B 1 14W 13 lOw 53 408 3 46W 3w 4 47w 5 13W 2 I3w 67 5w 10 9 11 24 32 37 9 29 10 10 32 12 9 12 12 12 W I'lTiiliirch . Feldsberg ~..... I'elegyliuza ».. Felicudi Lile^... Fvlinea .......... Felix Felix, Cupu Felix, Uivur ... Felixzaiio m..... FollcaclUliH .M. Felisattifi ..... Fulpliuu ~~.. FulMlaiu......... FelsinM Felsobanya .....», Fulton ..,......«.., Felton Water.... Feltre .~..... Feltria .......,...„„ Feltring^.....^.... Feltz Feiueren, Ule ~.. Feineren, Hound. Feinina Isle ~.~.. Fenagh ............. Fenchi ~.~....~> Fendlioo..... Fen-chuui .,~.... Keiidacli ...«.~.~.. Fendekli ~....~... Fender W. ......... Fenella Castle ~. Fenestrellvs .~.. Foiiho ~...>........ Penit Isle I'eniton .. .~. Fenny fientley . Fenny Drayton Fenny 8tanton ... Fenoiiacho I. m. Feiiox, I3le8~.~. Fenwick ....._.. Fen wick.^..^.^.... 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Isle ^....-.52 37N » 6w 13 Fori! ^ 44 13n 13 2B 25 Poy.St. le Grande 44 6ttN 12B 14 Forlimpopoli .~~.44 llN 12 8B 25 Poz..,...-,.....- 43 34N 7 22w 24 Fonnari.^.^ 44 3Sn 8 68B 25 Praadge-..-,.-. 55 28N 10 28B 21 Formacza Val. ~.46 20N 8 20B U Praberslieini,. 48 IN 12 81B IS Formby ^^.■■a 34N Forinby Pt Ii3 34N 3 4W 3 6W 9 9 F'*aga r..j,.jj,j,jL,u .~~..41 34N 18B 23 2B 24 27 Pragheui _..,. 42 66N Fornientera IbIu ..,38 42N 1 .37" 24 Frail's Isle ,w, 52 4N 6 34W 13 Fornientou CHpe-~39 6UN 3 16b 24 Praisgill 58 33N 4 34W 11 Forniicolii 39 llN Forniicole Isle 42 22n 16 iiR 10 K'R 20 25 Priiituro .-,-,.. .....-/jO I6N b 44B 3 56b 16 16 Franieries ,~- 50 24N Fonniga ..~..~.~.I0 47s 47 47W 51 Prauivrbbach 50 6N 9 30B 17 Foraiiga 20 68 46 43H 61 Framlingliuui 52 14N 1 lUB 10 Pormigas 18 ION 76 (W 47 Prampton ..... 51 4.5N 2 22W 10 Poruiiston ^ ....55 13M Formosa ..„.~~...45 51 n 4 13\v 28 I5B 12 23 Framntoti ..... •*.»*.f #**•') 45N 2 .31 \v 411 5.'iw 10 51 Franca ~,~,., , 20 228 Formosa Bay ...... 2 508 40 35b 36 Franca, La „ 43 2:!N 4 3.'\v 24 Forinucii Cape ~~~ 4 2IIN 6 OR 30 Franca, V.~. 2 30S 51 4;\v 51 Pormo»a,Chuiil. of21 20N 121 OB 35 Franca, Va. 43 3n 2 low 24 Purmosa Island, Franca, Va. 40 41IN 1 V.iw 24 or Tue-wan ,,....24 ON 121 OB 31 Fran^ids Hivur„„45 SUM 81 (i\v 42 Porinoxa, Lake .~.I5 358 48 2!IW .51 Franeavella,. 40 ON 16 13b 20 PoruiOBo 11 308 45 5W 61 Prance ~,~~. 45 ON 23 Om 27 Formozc ~„....,~. 8 .'13s 35 8W 51 ± Fr.inco -~~ I Prance, Islt 47 ON 2 OB 8 Poi-moso Hiver ,..13 41 is 44 18W 61 ! of„.49 ION 2 2->B 14 Funiagian/!<.w.w...fi8 24N 5 5W 11 * Pnmche Compte 47 ION 6 llB 14 Pr.iylu Mill 11 :yi .1 h Frayliis 17 i;j„ Pra>le.i 17 x;m Kratilll Is. M 40N Proclias H. u (m Prechel, Capu tii 41 n 4j !tN ~5a 2iiN ...51 12N ..'.5 .'iHN ...'..5 »tN ,.3.3 .568 „4i 6.58 4!) DM 4h 35N .5.5 4lN Precliilla Frvckiinhain...-,., Fridt'biirg—.-..,.,,, PredL'n«b(ir({,.„. Preilerlcia,,..-,-,- PrtdericU, Pun - Pfiilerick Henry B. ,„ Fredrick Ho Frederick Houae, Fredericksberg -„ 1 Fred«rick»borg...5,5 ft5N PredericUsborg — 65 5()'n Predericktburgli.,-3 ll«N Predericksburgh (8outh Africa) .33 JSb Predericksdal ..^.,64 65N Prederlcksdorp _-.. 6 26N Prederikslidab ~~,62 ON PrudericksliBld ~~J>y (In Pi'edvrickslianim~,(t() .'i.3n Fri'ilerickiiliorst ~..")4 27N Preiluricksiadi (Uunmark),~,._64 24N Prvktriclistown (Missouri) „,.,.._37 31M Freduriclismid .55 6UM Frodcricloii (Nuw Brunswicli) ,„,„45 50n Predc'rioUtown^,...;^ 25N PredericlisgiMve ~,62 4M PredericUBUidt~~~17 43m Predrikgveorii,....,69 ION Frodonia ~„...-,„-37 12m Fredonia ,.,-..-.....42 .'liiM Preeliill Isle 53 4IIM Freehold .-~,.„ 40 li'v Frci'inantle .~,„„.32 4h Prcupurt ,..,-.,„„-„53 15m Preepurt 40 40M Preetle Mt, ^^,^m fins Freetown -,-...„„, 8 46N Free Will Itles I Kim Freight, Straits of .35 6(1n Proising... 4M 24n Preistoii-,,-^. Frelxiis . Freixo ,. Prcjenul. Frojus..,. Preiuantle...^,. French Isle ...-, French I. French V. ~.-,.. Frencliman'sB. Frenchpurk 52 syN K> 57N 40 33N ~,38 ION 3 26N ~,32 OB w. 4 408 ^,.38 208 ,,..45 63N ™44 25N 53 6iN Prendali~,~.~, 35 I7n Frene ............ 47 37n Frenna .~.. 46 IOm Frensliam.~,~.,..~J)l on S Frentani ~...~~42 fiM Freren ........ .....52 2«m Fresco, River,..^,- 7 4l'8 Fresliford ,.,-52 43m Fresliwater 50 42n Freshwater B ,.,61 3IIN Fresh Waier «-,.,»30 2n Fresneda- Fresnerulies -, Frosiiillo Preston ^- Preswick „..,- Preswick-,,-... Preteval. 40 .55N .~.-,44 59N 23 18N 52 IIN .,^..58 35N 'M 34N .,.,...47 63N Fretuni U.idita- num,..-..-,,..-...,..36 ON Freuohy 56 I5n Freuchy, Lake -.,-56 31 n Preudenbur*; .^-,-.4!) .'KIN Freudenstadt 4)) 'J7n Frevensteiii.„.~-~-.53 17n .50 15m 53 31N 49 l/N 45 IN SO 5»N — .48 40N 47 .'lON •--,53 SON 14 58 Prevent Frevenwald Preville - Prey, la~ Frcybcrg Freyberg. Kreyburg,— Freyburg-.- Freyceiiet C Freycinets Puiiin. 42 I'.'S Freystadt-..—-. — 53 .38M Freystadt -~~. 48 30M Preystadt-. 49 UN t;i .iHw ■rr ,'>ii v 47 10 lu 22 110 23W 44 79 12W 44 y 64 \v 13 ;i b\v 44 115 4:iB 63 9 )HV 13 79 .50 W 44 143 I5K 62 12 SOW 30 131 -^OK 29 14 l/B 26 11 46r 18 3« 9 7 .'J2W 24 6 syw 24 6 38W 21 6 45B 14 116 Ob 62 149 15K 62 145 20B 62 67 (iw 41 68 low 41 8 22W 13 llB 36 4 20K 14 8 2lK 25 4I1W 10 14 4I)IS 66 7 31 K 17 63 27w 61 7 22W 13 1 31W 10 4 bIW 10 31 49b 37 .5B 24 7 OB 25 101 5.5W 46 1 3lB 10 3 3w 11 3 8W 11 1 12B 14 6 .30W 65 3 Uw 12 3 52W 13 :i.3K IS 8 2dB 18 12 I7B 20 2 lOK 14 15 20K 20 4 iiilK 14 5 40K 14 13 lyK 17 13 30K 18 7 52B 18 9 17K 17 114 SIJK .53 1411 25k 63 19 13K 20 14 3IK 19 11 13M 18 ,.„)2 :i H — 17 i:iN — 17 ;).-)N — M 40N — U (m „~tll 41 N U UN .^ii 3IIN M 12N ftS !,HM — .'.A »lN »..'» A4ill — u arm ill UN ^^t.'V 4lN g^fiA AfiN — 55 MIN 1..^ IIIM ll .^ lOa ..^4 6&N t>w 4 l!IW (I V!:IK )« l!4K U 4iiR 147 «*)■ Hi 46W HI 3.')Hr 13 2U« 13 i: 43«v 77 49w III 38B U4 B!I\V 10 IB illi 33W 79 13W 9 54W ;i &\v 115 43B 9 «W 79 5(l\V 143 15K 12 5li\V 131 Ma 14 17K 11 46R U 3H 7 33W (5 59W 6 38«v 6 45K 116 Ob 149 I5K 145 3(JB «7 OW 68 lOvv » 33W U llB 4 36k 8 21K 4mw 14 40B 7 31 K 63 37W 7 33W 1 31W 4 5IW 31 49B r>B 7 6B 101 55W 1 3IB 3 3w 3 8W I I3B 6 30w 3 lUv 3 MW 6 ;i;iB 8 iiba 13 I7B 3 19B 15 2IIK 4 ii'.IK 6 40K 13 19k 13 30K 7 53K 9 I/K 114 5HB I4II 3.'>K 19 13K 14 31 K II Ian 41 44 33 47 23 44 44 13 44 53 13 44 52 30 29 30 18 9 34 34 31 M 63 53 »a 41 41 13 36 14 35 10 56 17 61 13 10 10 37 24 2.'> 46 10 11 11 U 65 13 12 18 18 30 14 30 14 14 17 18 18 17 53 63 20 19 18 Frnxli'lil 51 .'4.N jTOJUll In V~„„,~li;t i')S Iroyle 51 ll."< Fnjxuii tjtriiits~.„,»i5 4iin Fniclian (.'ns. .„.,~.'j4i 2M Kni(lliuMiint>,~„..,.3l 5.IN Iruirin rck »5i A 9N 5 i 56N £( 3N 43 44N 5/ 4N 9 13N 57 37N .^■2 (IN ^43 67 N 38 38N 38 Mis Kryalriip 1 tell. VrUI l-'ucefcliio. Fuiliii I'uuKua, lulu Kuviiin FucinuK L. , Fufiubillido, Fiiunctiliciitu Fueiilubruila,~. Fiiente del Fresno 39 19N Fueiite, Va. Na. de la 3)1 60N I'ucntt; l'alinera,^7 37N Fuuiita del Maestre Fuentuiauiicii I'uentelapi'na Fueiitemllauoa. I'ut'iitepclnyo FuiMiterultia ^ Fui;iitunvl)lc Fiientt'8 ,~» Fueiitc9~,~,,> Fiivnles du la Caiiipana ^,^.,^1 37N Fuciiiea (l^trai;098a) FuciitciiaucD.^. Fucntiduena . F'uerte ~.„,~ F'liertc, IMo „. Fuerte, Uiver Piierte, V. del 1 .Uiv H 41 >K (I 54 W B4 :)'nv 4 huw 91 .Liw 1» 3:K 2 Hii 4 4'^W I 4\V 7 3!m 13 5811 low 13 5Ha 9 3.'>B 31 7* 10 4IIB 7 1 .V 123 3;->B 1 50W 13 3:>B 3 &(iw iiul lOUll l( u, r II iii.N '.) .><'K 3»V 57 IV 3 47Mr SOW 3W 38 3.N n I9N 41 I ON 40 69N .41 I8N .43 SIN 40 44N 39 55N ,41 3N .,,41 34 N „41 43N .„4(> 12N ,„i;i 408 „ 9 l.'5N ~2« 33N 6 5JN C 2.3w 5 :i7w 5 liUW 4 19W 4 8W 1 4HW 5 43W 3 IW 6 7W ID 1) I' 41 '.'I It 13 9 15 20 ID 23 31 3S 25 13 3.'> II 55 34 24 24 34 34 24 24 24 34 24 34 34 24 31 34 Fiigeer Mulioinedi) Fort Fiigeloe, ImIq FuKelitaii^' Fuglede ~,. Fuh-clioo Fiihtield Fiilirberg Kuliu FuliiiiciiKi Fuir, Lo- : 1 1-u-kiun Piilaki ^. Fiilbeck,. Ful bourn F'ulbrook Fulda ~, Fulda, Kiver Fuldeak. FuldeM Fulford Fullurd F'ulguritit Villa. Fullertoii >„„~.„,^5 32N F'ullerton 52 26M Fiilloiiica ,„„.~..,43 67N Fulnier 61 34N Fulocliaio ,„~,~,~,57 33.v Fulsonis „,„»>_„.'<:< HN J ulatou ^ 53 27N Fiilta ,.„»,„~,.~,,,_^2 I7N Fuinay 49 6UN Fuuietsby ^4( I 1 n Piincliall 31 38N Fiinclmll, Day of. See Madeira 31 37n FuMda 8 30N Fuiidah i.'iV Finulenliull ^~, — 53 .'t3N Fuiiileni 14 I2N Fumler 56 UN Fiind.v , Uiiy of 45 ON FtiiitTi, Isle .~,~,«55 17" I'linfUirciioii 46 6N FiiiiK-tsiaiig 34 30N FurdliaiiOL' 26 53N 6 20W 24 HUW ? 22W 3 8W 64 28W 76 llw 109 65W 108 15W Furca Furdia F'urecdkot- I'uroL'dkotu l-urfLld Furiandi .„-40 IHN .,^45 4dN .~J0 IN ;«) 3HN .49 I2N 18 18N 64 nOB i'O 40K 10 52B 11 I4E 119 20R I 54W 9 61K 26 31 IK 13 13K 5 2()W 1.8 OK 73 4B :«)W 14B 1 ;«)W 9 44 B 9 39b 19 298 10 20K 3 4W 1 IW 10 20ii 4 38U' 6w 10 SOB 34 W 3 55W m 1«W Iw 811 I5K 4 4IK 77 53w 16 5.)\v 16 51 w 9 lOK 7 50k 1 lOK 26 3!IK 9 25K 66 OW lU I6R IB KiK 107 17K 83 20K 30 41K 23 lliB 74 48K 74 48B 9 IK 76 35t 1*.4|mi)U;Ii „,„,» «>.a.iiLi Miiuiii (i.ibl'jlfll.n ,»»». ..43 .'l>'S l 4KB 34 21 31 50 49 40 46 .■?2 32 21 21 34 II 17 23 25 II 3t 33 9 10 10 17 17 19 15 9 9 60 12 9 25 10 II 44 9 33 14 44 36 31) 30 36 10 27 21 41 21 19 34 33 27 19 .33 33 19 33 (jttbrovii All. ,„„_3:t (IN Ciace ,»_-,„,..„„,4ll 11. -N Uacliuii >N Gudii.eii ~„.»......4tj 44N tiaduw „,„,. «53 y.N (iauUi 41 I3N UaeU, Uulful 41 I3N Ciautara 40 Din Cialor „„.„„.„,„„ 4 45N (iage Koails ~..«™3.' 08 Uage I'owii ^Mew lirungwick) Oagea (lugginiio Uaghitak UanliaMo (ja^liunu ti.iHIU Gall 1 G.ih> )a (iaiq;. ... Gaid oiiidi (•aid iri Gaili. Gaildorf ,~, Qaillac ~,~. Gaillu:: ,.~~ Gaiiief CI. „ Gaiiifb.'d .45 4UN .43 r,.v .45 2:iN 41 5;tN ~43 «N ,„:«) 51 N —43 iON 7 1.18 Lake i; 108 30 SON .l? 3tlN 9 4N 26 20N ~_49 IN ,„43 55N -~4y ION 31 3KN 54 a3N Gainaburaigli ,..~,ii3 34N Gainsvilta Gair Loch. Guirden It.,..,.^^ (iaii'dner Haiige iv,»~., . Gairy ~,«.. (■aisliiifen Gaisliorii (iaisiii^,,. Giiji „.-,, Gajiii ,_34 I7N ,57 44N ,57 4.'>N lim ION ON 3.,N 35N 35.'>I 48 64N 16 45N 28 20N Gajo .19 ll.v Gakoujsk ,~ (iala Water (julaboll ,~, (iaial'era „,. Galaii More Galapa »„. Ualapiigos libles Gala^illleU Galata Galata. iSc'«the Itospliorus~,. t Galatiu ~, — Galatz Galaxidi ..„.,„, » . Gulbally 52 33N Galdenocli~>~~,~'54 [Sn Gale ~ ~,54 17" Gale Uamku's Land 75 .30N Galeala 44 iN Galega laiand „,»I0 3C8 Galena ^ 42 21 n 21 2< K II illR 86 30K 35 :r,K 10 -/-^it 35 4 IB 11 14B 10 IB ti ;iow 8 2IK 12 32B 13 34 K 13 4IIK 49 .'>0K 73 3.'K 11.1 .iilK (iii l.)w .) 4^K !l 38 4 1 4I!K 13 44B III l3K ■M 47 B 114 3UB 5lt Ow 34 20B 23 .'■.7B ■Ji 2K (JO lliR 9 4. B I 5IK 1 2(1 K 85 hw 1 44W 48W 83 45W 5 43W 3 KiW 115 20K 3 23W 3 OW 6 33W 13 14K 10 l/K 29 22 E 76 46k (;6 3.'K 30 I2K 3G 22B 3 4;)W 45 2(IB 7 3tiW 6 2UW G9 18w 91 OW 3 SOW 21 3SB 37 13 .'«; 2< It ;t3 31 ■m; Ml 17 21 5-1 I.-. 20 2"> 2". .'.i; .33 53 41 II 35 23 3.'i 3i! 23 3.'> 51 37 28 2S .33 IS It 14 44 .40 On .45 22n 31 22N 33 IOb 38 3B 23 32B 8 I4W 5 low 3 12W Gaieoas (taleota Point Galera Isle „. Galera Point (>alera Point (iaiera Point (iaiera II. ~,,~ Galtria. See Eiivs. ot Kome~„~~,~« Galeria Point 42 27n Galera de Zanilia 10 47N ,19 08 .,10 I2N ., 9 208 ."^N .10 -:;)' .39 .-8 .13 538 ~,10 29N ,-47 lUN' „.54 82 N ,„32 „,62 ~Ji3 17N 47N 68 (iaieso Ulver. (iulgo ,~. Galgurm (iaUula~, GallmniiT Gallian River Galibon, or Kala- 0011, Pt : — 25 i (iaiicia and Lodumir ~«~~,49 30n X, Galilee, Lower -32 .5IIN ± Galilee, Upper _;i3 IOn (Julilee, Sea ut 32 .WH OalinaPt. 18 25n 25 (IW 11 SGb bti OK 90 23W 40 30W 61 low l()l 5K 80 6W 66 3W 73 4IU 60 OW 8 3BE 75 24VV 17 15B 23 37b 6 20W 35 OK 14 15K 57 SOW 44 II M 53 13 II II 18 18 33 33 32 28 33 12 33 34 12 51 51 13 28 27 56 27 28 13 12 9 39 25 1 44 51 49 52 49 49 50 49 25 25 4!) 36 19 )3 31 23 50 I2N 34 35b 37 22 40B 19 35 20B 31 35 3(iB 31 35 34 K 31 7fS .54W 47 1 <>( ll .1* 43 l.iN ;i in 18 U'8 i'J .'.3N 51 .',.N ;ii 4(iN .;i8 ..'.IN III 4.8 See I5N 2H 3.'.N ^7 2;^N 43 5(>N 26 ION 23 I5N ON t'N ( iaiiiy~.,.>_ — »„...>) Gunizclevu _„„..'..'> ( iaii~,~.__ GaKHiiih ~~. (laiiilara -_ (■andeli, Wi. Ottiiderdieiin UanilliHrd ~., iiMiilia . Gaiidino (iaiido . UiiiidoIfoCaille. Knv9. of Kiini' Gaiiguiiiela (iangunioor. Gangduk ,>„ (jangea „„ (iaiigvs II. . Ganges K.,. Gaiigeticus hliiiis,-13 Gangotri _~,,,„~.3I Gangpoor~, '.^3 7n Gangra ~,_~„. 4ii ,'I6N Gai.gateil ~..,~..„,„55 56N Gangud, C'ap&~,~,6u 50n »:.njani,« 19 38N GdMiarin bxtreuiu3l ON Gai nat „,.^.,.,.~.4K 7n Gai net I. ,..^,,„.-37 568 C ..i-ning ,~,.„,„,«24 .'lUN aano»,.„^ — i.A() 45N Gansbruno ,,.~,,~47 I5n Ganspacli _,~,.~,4U :i9N Gantlieanuie Itay 27 4IA Gai.tlieauuie C..,„36 58 Gaiitiiio „,^,.58 42N (iantoii ,_,»~,,.„,.,,64 I2N Gaolascra ,~~„w.~.39 2liN Gap „., ..,>„..44 34N Giira ^^„.^^,.AH IN J)3 SON 27 32N M 2N .56 2(iN 10 28 . 6 30s _5-l 24 N ._'i!l 54 N „3i; 2yN -.5.1 ;t!)N „'UI 548 ..:a 59N „31 ON „;i6 2N ~4U 15n _«> LON „55 5N 5 i-iw II 28 3iiK O 25 W 41 4^K 43 .Viw 31 44K ;» y,K Im 2IiK o Ijw 9 4:iB Id 4h8 33 14 ;«» .'.I 37 17 .V5 31 r> 2.> 51; Xi .^^ It 5.'i .3:) %< ai 33 33 .56 14 53 34 Gar.i, Luiigli Garabe Jebel,.,. Garadice, Lake ( iarallan ,>, « (iarapu (iarape, Itivir Gararea Garavallu Garaza ~, Garhallagh . (iarbaiuip L. Garbel i Garbieli Uarbi), CI. GarcliiiiH Garcius Garcrugo ~,~,~. f Gard, Depart nient of ,~, 43 65N Garda, Lake of ,„45 .KIN Garde .„»~,~,~„,~(i4 45.V Gurdeia,,,,»„„„>,32 Son Gardelegen «„,,„„52 30N Garden I. ,.„„>,„^_32 12S Garden, Lake .'i4 38N Gardenstown ~,,.-57 4 IN Gardiki ^~,38 57N Gardinen~~~>,~,.~,53 34N GardiDg,~~, ~,54 33N Gardner's Isle „.„„25 Son Gardow.~~~~, 31 37n Oardos 46 3lN Gardow 31 40N Gare, Loch ~,~,~,56 3N Gare Loch Collage 66 2n Garcup Ky, or Yellow Uiver —28 08 Gare K>, or V.ial Klver £8 199 Garcep, or Orange Kiver ,~-'ll 403 Gaieep, Sm ~^ — --9 44a (iarcepine \\'ali!',„2h llos (iareiulim .10 l«N tiaruts M MiN Garfurth .53 47n (iaigaliano ~,.„,~,.37 '■''' Oarg.nno 45 43N G;irgatio, Mounts. 41 49n Gargano, I'roin. ~,4I .55N Gargnnuin Pr.~-~,4I 55N Gargoles 40 4IN Gargrave 5.3 59N Garguiiiiock „,~„.'>*i UN Gargur CI. 36 54N Garioch 57 iHN Garion Ur. 55 4..N Gnriscus ~,-,,~«.41 62.N Garivand _~-~ — .'.8 6n Garl .52 57N Garlind -17 C 13 63 21 37 •3f \t 24 19 )4 25 3;) 30 20 63 20 11 2H 20 21 54 33 19 33 12 12 38 38 Ui 36E 38 23 25K .38 19 -m HI niB .3f» .■w 75 OB ■.\? 1 24W q 21 40K 38 10 40R 25 15 48B 35 16 IIB 25 16 llB .56 2 3BW 24 2 7"' 9 4 4W 12 14 278 Sfi 2 ;«iw 11 3 5(iw \2 23 25K r<; 6 38 W II 8 411 17 fW Vw 44 ■^ 20 INDEX TO BLACK'S X- '•■*s. i iO. 01 '•'""• Map. N'AviM. I,*T. .No. 01' l.iWC. JfAF. ^12 Oebal 14 OM 35 .188 31 Gerroantown 36 15N 80 45W 44 ( Oarliei>ton^^^^54 A's 4 20\V 12 Gebel el Besliur ..,:I4 40N 39 20b 30 Geriiiantown 85 23N 76 34W 44 ( Garlatoii 58 V7fi 6 2!)Hr 11 Gebes'.-e~~~ .,-51 6N 10 55B 17 t Germany . . 51 ON 10 Ob 17 ( Gannond 57 3 44n 15 OW 3i> Gedd L. 57 24M S IIW II Gcniioe .~~., 60 7N 5 24W 10 ( 7 27b 15 Gedilington 52 27m 41W lO Gerniundo ~, ~..~-05 25N 22 208 22 ( OHrniii ^ ,,«^.'i8 W)N Gamree^ -,.Ji3 .'17 » 6 5UV lU .55B 11 20 Oedem ~~w 50 25M Gedinne...^, ..,49 5!im 9 IOB 17 4 54B 10 Gem .............. ,,.....48 23N 12 5lB 18 ( 27 378 .56 ( Geniia „, 19 OM Oaroinna, I»l« 53 16m !» 4IW 13 Oedney .~~ .52 48m 78 10 Gcrnslieiin .. 49 44N 8 .30B 18 ( t Garonne, Upper, Gedor ......^ 31 39M 35 6a 31 Geruli~.,.,~... 25 3M 79 188 33 C Departiuer.i ijf~-43 15m I 14R 14 Gedre 42 46m OW 11 Gerolsteiu ~~ _„.,..60 19N 6 .398 17 ( Garosln 45 8n 18 iriB 19 $ (jedrosia «-~.™27 Cm 62 OB .'55 Gerolzhofen 49 65N 10 22B IH ( Gurpcll ^^ 55 31 M 4 MW 12 Geel~„~~~,.„ 51 ION 4 57b If! Gerona ~.~.,. 42 2N 2 488 24 G Garraban ..»~»^^54 I6n 4 W8 Oerri 42 19N 1 28 24 G Garris, Ft. '>0 «» 88 mv 39 Geliette, Hiver — 3 14m 65 18W (9 Gerrid ....,,._ .56 42M S 2SW 12 G Oarrl»on,-«~. 54 Jav 8 6W 13 Geligan-well 28 51m 59 22B 32 Gers, Isle ...v. 49 25M 2 24W 14 G Garrison, IT. S. „-,n .V>s 93 .33\V 4.4 Geliren,..^..,.-, ,50 38N 11 2a 17 t Gers, Dep.irt- G Gariistown^.-. 53 34M « 2,)W 13 Oeilenkircli 50 .59N 6 4B 17 iiient uf .~, 13 42N 268 14 G Qarrkirk 55 d4M Garrocli.~«,~>~^^,55 7M 4 7W 4 15^r 12 12 Geiselwind 49 45n Geisenff id 48 .39M 10 32B ]f* 11 32a 18 Gersau .......... 4fi A9M 8 32B 15 G 35 118 30 (i Gerseh ,- 41 .53M Garroch Hd. 55 43N a I'w 12 Oeisliii/jen 48 36n 9 5la 18 Gertrudia ... 28 33M 113 45W 40 G Garron, Point 55 3m 5 58ir 13 Gela 37 5m 14 loa 5.5 Gertruideiibu ■g ~,5I 42N 4 518 16 U Qarroiigli 55 17m 4 48W 12 t Gelderhiiid ^52 9m 5 64B 10 Gerzen ~, 48 29M 12 218 IH U Garri>w ,.,,^^,„.„^':5 5m 4 22W 12 Geldie R 56 68M 3 32W 1 1 Gesliur „~ 3.1 7M 35 428 31 Garrowmill 56 51m 3 2;iw 11 Geldorp... 51 25M 5 34a 10 § Gesliurites„ 33 ION 35 NIB 31 G G^rrows ^-»— ^-.-..^'iS 55m 4 55Hr 12 Gelerniek „'J8 57M 34 5IB .-]() Gesiiiold ,<„„ 62 12M 8 168 17 C.i X Garrow8~„.„..«^25 40N Garry, Cape 72 20m Garry, Lake «« Cm ill OB 33 50\T 33 40 Gellah — 35 42M Gejlatin 36 21N 8 15B .31! 86 2ew 11 Gesso ....^ 42 3N 14 .14B 25 Ui 8 5B 26 Gi Gesso, Cape ,40 39N 100 OW 40 Gellen ..,. 53 ,'10n 16 37K 20 Gestad .«~~46 29N 7 17a 15 Oi Garry, Loch ^^57 46b 4 15W 12 Gelligaer ^....Sl 40n 3 1.5W 11) (.iesto,„., .^^..67 23M 6 21W II «ii Garry, River 56 43m 3 45W 12 <.lelliv!ira 67 14N 20 42b 22 Geswyl ...„,.- 46 SON 8 108 15 ui Garsciib ^J,h 54 m 4 low 12 Gelston ......54 54N 3 54 W 12 IJ Getae 45 3(IN 27 508 55 Gi Garsdale ,^54 IHn 2 22W 9 .,~— "-'- "^ **• Geiclii ... 27 20N 65 648 32 Gi Garsliuisen ,.,53 2i'm 6 44B 16 Gemappcs ,50 27m (>enibluux~, ...JiO 34N 3 54B Hi Geiiensee .~~ 47 UN 8 6k 15 i Oarais ~, M 30m 2 48\V 30 4 :<9B IG (ieunieli Kieiii W In 31 98 30 Gi Oarsness 5!) 4M 3 3\V 11 Gemel, Kl 28 3m 32 59b 37 Geussen ..>~- .^.-.49 .50N 11 .328 18 Gi Garatang ^ ,^53 64M Oarston ^ 13 20m Garth _^ 60 27m 2 48W 2 .52VV 1 I5W 10 10 12 Genurt ^51 34m (Jonimersdorl ™,.,.54 23.V Genipen 47 29m 6 42b 10 11 OB 21 7 39B 15 Gevals,^,,*,*,, , ,54! 3.5M 2 64W 12 Gi 67 HB 32 t < 6 38 14 1 Gewk ~.~.,«,- 26 37N Gex ........... 46 19N GHrth Ca. K 3!>m 4 2\T 12 Gomimd ,., ,_50 32m 7 S6B 17 Geyssa ,~«,~ 50 43M 9 58B 17 .~. Garth L. 57 12m 4 2(!w 11 Gemiiiid 50 40m 9 SB 17 Ge.vsteren — 52 9N 6 'Jii 16 Gi Gartiibibio ^ 52 41n 3 2yw 10 Gemundeii 50 4.N 9 46b 17 Gezaiah ,„ — ;',o 12N 31 .'.8 37 Gi Garthbrengy 52 Om 3 23Hr 10 Geiiabiiin ~„„™,„47 55m 1 60b 65 Gfzu, El 26 26N 32 17B .37 Gl iJartlcy ,57 21m 2 4!»W 11 -55 .'iM Garvnid ^ 55 55m 6 42W 6 38W 2 ;i9w 13 13 12 (Jenemuiiluii 52 ,3nM General's Hut .57 13m Genesee Hiv('r-,..„43 lilM 6 la 16 4 28w 11 77 41W 44 (Jluir ,~~.J2 33M t>7 468 32 ({i 70 5(IS 32 Gi 3j 428 37 Gl (.ihai'a R. .. 29 7N Gharendel .~ 30 32N Garvald 55 45M 3 ;)\r 12 Geneva 46 5m 6 08 65 Gliarendel, Gi Oarvalt .36 4n 6 14W 12 Geneva Well of ., 29 26N .33 08 37 Gi Oarvan Isles 55 24m 7 loiv 13 (New York) 12 55M 76 b5W 44 Gharendel, Wady 29 58N 35 IOB 37 Gl Garvault ^~ 55 .34n 5 4hv 12 Geneva Ghurgala, ur Gi Oarve~,„,~„^.,.,,^57 37 n 4 3ttw 11 (AVaterford) 52 llv 7 Ow 13 Wufgala ,~ 32 ON 4 08 35 Gi Garvelan 57 S8M 6 IHW 11 t Geneve ,.4« 14m 6 25b 15 (JiiariMn Moiinis. -32 15m 12 308 3G (ii Garvelocli Isles ,~,5() I»!m 5 46W 12 (Jeneve „,46 12M 6 12b 15 (j|i.ttiiiupo>r~ 26 6N HO 138 33 Gi Garveston ^^,„„ryi ;1!)m .5:iB 10 Geneve. Lake of~,46 22m 6 ,33B 1,5 Gliavri.ovii.i... 53 ON 42 498 o:j Gil Oarvie I. «, M «im 3 2;)vv 12 Oenevcys 47 3m 6 53B 15 Gliayn, or Kayn™33 25M Si) ,538 3-2 Gi Garvie L. ^57 ms 4 37W 11 Genevez — -~^,.^i7 1,5m 7 88 15 Gliazeepuor~. 25 32M 83 lUB 33 Gil Garviebes 57 2M 4 23W 11 Genevre, Mont 45 (im 6 41 IB 25 Gheack — ..~. 50 5HM 5 i'88 16 Gil Garvh 58 .'ICn 4 5!w II (Jcngenbach«,.....,4H 21.v 8 2b 18 Gheilaii K. .„ 39 /N 41 08 30 Gil G.irvismore Inn ^57 IM 4 ;tuv 11 'ienil, River, ....t? 3;)m 5 llw 21 Glie.encliik U, iy..-44 22N 37 ;108 23 (HI Garvock .if! 49.V 2 2(iW 11 (Jenipiipo ~ — ^,.. 8 3.5.S 44 .)«W 51 t Glienneli ... 24 40M 3:1 08 37 Gi GBrway-«.^-^^,„5l ri'.is 2 4I1W 10 Genlis 47 1«m 5 I2B 14 Ghenneli ~.~ 2t> 9N 32 47B 37 Gil Oarj-p™,.,.^ r,:i lOM 5 57B 10 Gennan ,35 ,55v 37 28 30 Glienpoali...^. 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JO 56M »4 am 33 Oil Gasparilla Inlet ,-.27 Cm 82 33W 44 'ieiioiiillat~,~.,„,„4ii 2!N 1 58B 14 .31 20M f3 IOB 3;) Git Oa-ipe Bay 48 43m (U low 41 Gensi8~«,.~...,,.,™44 ;«)m 19 8B .50 Ghigliansk ^ 66 4,5N 125 258 .2<) Gil 0. 0|. Ko. 01 No. or ftU.Ok Mlt>. LikT. |jt)NC. Maf. NiXM. Lit. Vi 97M 22W 10 Namts. I. at. l.e ~ 50 7" 5 24W 10 (>icd«er, Fort ..54 35N 11 57a 21 Ghuieruiiglit Mts...51 5IN 9 2«w 13 Glenlic!. ,54 4HN H IDw 13 indo ^~~.«~~U5 26N 22 20R 22 Gielhoorn— ... 52 45N 6 528 16 Glaiiford Jlriggs — .Vl .'I4N 3».... 50 34N 8 398 17 Glanville 62 3N 8 24W 13 Glindou— 53 2N 12 148 20 r 18 SON 74 258 a3 Gieten 53 ON 6 468 IG Glunwortli 52 ION 8 :'Ovv 13 Glinka.^— 63 18N 31 '.'a '23 iiies 50 gUN I ^^.50 14N 4 308 4 49W 4 auw 16 10 10 Gietsted.^ .~.~.5.% 25N 9 558 21 10 148 21 10 128 17 4 35W 12 Glaiii . 46 .5SN (iliiris 4)i 46N Ghiro-nisi .'18 3fi.v X Glarus .47 ON 12 518 9 478 24 128 9 38 li) 15 2S 15 (Jlinsk 55 13N Gliimk. 10 3HN Glinsk 52 2n Glioubian 42 .12N 7 47W 13 ai 268 23 10 4W 13 23 3;ie 27 Qiuttrup <..... 57 An 18 ,„„„ S(l ION Oiffeld — ..~,. .— .„5I 48N ■ O ^f^f **^*^fl^^*#*#»#*r • **•' Olttin Cantlo . 55 43N A 2B 32N 60~2B 56 Gili'one ....—,». ....•iU 2UN 16 138 26 Glarus — — 47 2n 9 28 15 Glisas ;J8 21 N 23 248 28 42 19N 1 28 21 Gifford 55 MN 2 44W 12 Glasgow— ...——55 52N 4 \hvr 12 Gliubigne —43 In 18 1(8 27 fte 42N 6 25W 12 Gifford, Kiver —70 ON 83 Ovv 40 Glasgow Glogau — .10 2iN 17 588 20 [sle 49 aSN 2 24«r 14 Gifliorii 5> 3:.'N 10 298 17 ( Kentucky 1 ...~.;i7 On 85 6mr 44 Ologau — ..— 51 38N 16 6b 20 , Depart- GifiisUud 55 4(IN U 88 21 Glasgow Glogovn'z 44 I2N 21 108 27 t of V.i 42N 268 8 328 14 15 Gigrt .—,07 3N 7 2IW 11 66 33W 50 (Novia Scotia)— 45 35N Glasgow, I'ort 55 56N 62 4lHr 4 40W 41 12 Gloiuak, Falls of 57 IGN Gloinnien, River— -19 14n 6 IHW II 1(1 .1H8 22 1 4fi 59N Giganie 32 318 1 41 53N 35 llB 30 (iiKgleswicU .. 54 4N 2 17W 9 Glasgow, Port 45 12n 61 6w 41 Gloria. N. S. de— 13 2<'8 45 wivr 51 dis 28 33N 113 45W 4(> Giglia, Islo .. 55 42N 6 44W 12 Glashcdy Island —55 19N 7 22Hr 13 Glosiia 39 I In 23 408 28 lidenbuig —51 4;iN 4 518 16 tiiglit Custle~ 57 27N 2 I.IW 11 (ila-lio 56 I3N 3 13w 12 GlosKop —63 27N 1 67W 9 rj 48 29N 12 218 18 Oiglio.lsle .- 42 21 N 10 5/8 25 Glasldiigh 54 ION 6 6;>v(r 13 Gloucester —51 .12N 2 HW 10 r 29n Glass— .57 27N 3 5:^\v 2 5UW 12 II X Gloucester ;NewBrunswick)17 3.')N 66 OHT 4! Id 52 12N Gilion, llivL'r 43 ION 14 ;mb 25 Uijel ...... .- „15 40N 5 248 36 GliiiB Ciiniiicli—— 57 4lN 4 SOW 11 (iloucester. Cape l!i .148 148 oa .52 Capo 40 39N 8 58 26 Gijigiiisk 63 SON 161 258 2i> Glass Is 66 33N fi 45W 12 Gloucester, C^ipe 63 .'i.ls 74 sow 48 1 ^.^^„„^,.^Vo 2i)N 7 17s 6 21 W 15 II Gi on ,„^^^,„ —43 34n 5 4.3W 21 10 33K 21 Glass, Loch 67 43N GlasB Mhiel 66 52N 4 2HW a 26W 11 11 Gloucester House 61 20N (iloucester Isles —20 308 88 4«W 40 143 30W 54 .- 57 23N 'iikaii- 54 23N 1 4(J 50N 8 lOB 15 uilii, lliver .. 32 ON 114 Mw 4> Ghi8sai.ii— 55 48N 6 23W 12 X Gloucestershire 61 48N 2 llw 10 le 45 SON 27 608 ft.") Gilan 34 ION 46 08 32 Ulaisertoii— — 64 43N 4 24W 12 Gloup Voe — ~ 60 44N ' 1 4W 12 27 20N 55 548 32 Gilang It. ^V i Glas-sery .16 61 n Glassford ,55 42N 2 52W 11 Glousk 62 c2N 28 aiB 23 see 47 UN 8 68 15 Siiigiipore... »..M<* 3;i 4 3W 12 (iloveler— 47 2('N 7 128 I-) )h Kietii — 39 In 31 98 30 Gilbua 42 25N 74 25W 44 Glasshorren — ..-.'ie 51n 6 33W 11 Gloverskuig— 16 40n 87 44W 16 n ,^.-.49 SON 11 328 18 Gilboa Ml. ^ . .32 SON 35 25B 31 Glaisoch — 55 ON 4 38W 12 Glua, Olen 66 6HN 4 63W II ^ „- Vt 3.iN 2 54W 12 Gilchrist 57 SON 4 25W 11 Giasaowriu— — 56 50N 4 3W 11 Gluckstadt — 63 49n 9 268 21 26 37N 57 148 32 X Oilead, or Olasterd 57 ON 4 57W 11 Glukhov— — 51 44N 34 218 23 — 46 19N 6 3b 14 Mizpeh — ... 32 15N 35 458 31 Glastonbury 51 9n 2 42W 10 Glurng ———46 42n 441 368 19 50 43N 9 588 17 ~>._~.. »«. Glatta— — 44 ION 22 368 27 Glusburn ——61 64N 2 OW ? ren 52 9N 6 328 16 Giles L 32 458 l.')6 52b 52 Glatz ,10 24N 16 36a 20 Glynipton— _— .,51 64N 1 S6W 10 h •■•r^ i-'N 31 .'<8 37 Gileto, Cap • 36 22N 528 36 Glau, River 49 SUN 7 64a 18 Glynoorug— 51 41 N 3 37W 10 El 26 26N 32 178 37 Gilford 54 22N 6 2I\V 13 GlaucliRU 50 60N 12 358 17 Glynd _ _50 62n 58 10 Gl 27 2N 33 10a 37 Gilford 43 31 N 71 •.'Aw 44 Glaucus G. 36 40N 28 658 Wn Glynn —64 4;iN 6 .low 13 60 25N 11 548 17 (iilgal 31 50N 35 308 31 Olaucus K. 38 I.In 30 10a 56 Gnuind ,...—...,.....46 6iiN 13 348 19 itch 50 2«N 3( 1U8 23 Gilgal— — ..— . 32 I7N 35 08 31 Glaucus II. 42 20N 42 258 56 Gnmnd — ._47 14n 14 5!)B 19 il), lil 24 21N 32 5!)8 37 Gilge 55 ON 21 llB 20 Glawcoster—— ..32 Is 161 StfB 62 Gniund „,.,—.„.— 48 47N 9 47B 18 32 33N 67 ^Oa 32 Gilge, Kiver., ,'>4 .5!IN 21 108 20 (Jlazov 58 AN 26 358 23 Gniunden „— .— ,.,,47 5dN 14 oa 19 H. 29 7N 70 5(iB 32 (JilKit 35 5.0N 74 28 33 Gleditza 43 4n 20 268 27 (ilnesen — „— .52 31 n 17 a-ia 20 idel .-, 30 32N 3j 428 37 OilgitR 3J 40N 74 15B 33 Gieggera 32 29N 14 2HB 56 Gniben, Cape .16 IN 11 168 21 del, Gilker^clciigli. — .— 5.i 28N 3 4oWr 12 Olei8«B 23 Gilling — 54 26N 1 43V 9 (Jlen Alhidalo 67 4HN 4 39W 11 Goaiia ... 34 ItlN 36 598 .56 or Ki\yii~,33 25N 5;) 538 32 Gillingbani — 51 2N 2 17 oJ 19N 50 158 32 Glen Caniiicli 57 21N 4 64 W 11 X Gobi, Desert of 30 .ION 90 08 29 ■^^**^**f*^*t****ti 1 4 N 3 43B 16 GilpliBiid 56 4N 6 27 W 12 Glen Coluiiibkill— .14 43n 8 45W 13 Gubi.or Klianio— 40 30n 103 OB 31 rtsov T-l 26N 62 27a 23 Giltis .^., 33 30N 10 45a H\ Oi«n Coul .58 12N 4 56W II Gobingunge „— ,,.25 6N 89 288 33 do 33 32N 8 26tv 36 Giiubte 52 4N 7 378 17 Glen Dochwrt 66 25N 4 25w 12 Goch— ,„.. —61 41N 6 7a 17 Oi, el \i 27N 36 4tfB 31 Giinel— ..^.....^ 46 30N 6 188 15 Glen Erochiu 66 4;tN 3 58W 12 Gociiniiim— .— ...,14 ii3tt 74 208 33 (it 43 MN Ras —30 OW 20 48B 41 4UB 27 29 Giuiiiiing *^*y 66 30N 10 78 21 32 408 36 Gl, n FiiUocii 56 22n Glen Piirg —56 IHN 4 3!)W 3 riw 12 12 Godahniiig ,— „— 51 UN (vodavery, River— 16 2iin 37W 10 81 458 33 Giiuiiioe ....— 15 2N j9 20»r 27 32P 23 Gi'uont ..,..—. . 43 37 N 528 1 1 Glen Fine .';(> 18n 4 50 W 12 Goddelsheini „— .51 UN 8 46a 17 I .IH 5lM 22 578 28 (Junzo — — W 65N 34 578 3 1 <;len Kirk 57 22N 3 65w 11 Goilerich —43 4«n 81 49W 42 ing It -.'9 58M k L 31 20N 84 fiOB 33 Uiiiargeiuo Mts. .~40 ON 9 208 2'i Glen Livct ;»7 19v 3 20W 11 : Godericli 34 88 116 658 52 «3 lOE 33 Oinea ...■....„ 32 2«N a5 208 31 Glen Lochy .. SG 3on 4 25W 12 Joderville 49 40n 22a It isk «(! 4riN 125 258 2;» Giiieta ... .'(9 7N « 0\V 24 Glen Lough — — ..55 ;n 7 5IW 13 Guding —48 51 N 17 6a 19 ,12 15N 67 08 32 GingL'i-e K. ... 6 4N 80 13B 33 Glen Magna 52 .'MN 1 2W 10 Giidmgtoii— — 51 66N 1 4w 10 1 37 ON 49 258 32 UiiiuiM ,...~~. — 40 33N 16 448 26 Glen Mark .16 6(iN 3 3W II Godliiise — — ..53 26n 6 49a 16 ,„ 42 l/N 21 41B 27 (iiiiKlieim .„^ 49 58N U IHK 18 Glen More —.57 50N 4 45W II Godmancliester —62 20N low 10 44 2.tN 27 40B 27 Giuia 40 48N 16 57k 26 Glen Nevis 'A\ 44n 6 2W 12 Godollo — ,47 35N 19 218 19 ik 53 30 N 133 30B 2:) Gioja ;«! 26N 15 568 26 Glen Ogle .Ki 25N 4 17w 12 Oodrevy Id 50 13N 6 24w 10 ^ 4H 25 N 18 158 19 Gioja. Gull ol Giordiiig — — , 31) 30N 15 62B 26 Glen Q.icch 56 32n 3 62W 12 Godsliill .10 39N I J7W 10 !8 31 40N 20 58 36 56 22N 8 I8K 21 ^ ^— « Godstone ——51 I4N 6W 10 4 SOW n !t8k — (il 7N 35 23b 23 Giorgio Agio 1 37 2HN 23 0K8 2S Gieri, nivor.— ~. 52 52N 2W 10 Goecliare ——.18 34N —37 36N 24 438 28 Gior^ios .•Vg.^ — 37 22N 22 28 28 G en Shiel 57 9N 6 22W 11 Goedereedo 61 4HN 3 68a 16 11 40 7N 8 SiiB 2'i Giori, iMuuiit 46 UN 9 12K 25 Glen Cihini ."iG IHN 5 OW 12 Goel ..—60 3GN 9 108 22 — 46 33N 8 57b 15 Gioniico— v^~ 46 22N 8 5.'IR 15 Glen Tig ,55 ON 44 55W 12 Goei 31 2UN 103 408 34 — 44 2N 22 508 27 Giorslov ,55 22N 12 20k 21 Gkn Tioniie .17 on 4 2w II Goelland Isle 57 6N 9 448 21 — 31 30N 15 OK 36 Giottrup -.„.,.- 7 .IN 9 148 21 (lien Turit ."iii 2(;n 3 55W 12 Goeiiez 48 26n 21 208 19 — , .,51 ».V VW'\ 42 K'JN 2 59K 22 .'■.(iK 16 27 Gimiii (iioiir .Ichl .. :i . 3N 62 2 Ik .\-l (iien Viqiih.ut .„.V 2lN 4 45W II .1 Altie ift (ioatlmrst. „fll 7N a 2W 10 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE Oonul Vtm .«.~...3 » On Ooroul R. ...ai 3Bif aomut. 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Gouerby . M 55N 57 38N 52 S6N Oouger Range......33 Oa Uougli'a Itle~........40 208 Oouja .........42 3lN Qoulboum Plains 34 528 Ooulbowis Islei ~.ll 358 Uoulbuin, or Bovunga H. ........36 308 Goulbum R. ,,,......32 258 Goulbum R.......,..33 20s Goulsby .~....>......„.53 18N GouinlnltiH.......... .38 5N Gouniri „»....., 40 43n Gounagb, Lougli 53 SIN Ouuniell~,~...„..„.4 1 32N Gounong 8 168 6 408 26N I) I6N Gounong, Isle Oounongtelu. Gourd inni Guurdon ^.........,..^56 49n Oourdon .»..~..~.w44 44n Oourga, River .~~60 IOn Qourgour ...,,.,.....24 43n Gouriar .~...»..»...„21 18N Houriev ..>........ „ ...47 8n Gourievsk ~.........47 24N Gourin .~~~~~..».~48 ON Oourland ,.^........31 85N Goumay ~...~.....49 !9n Oourupa ............. I 278 Gour Ruins of .......24 47n Qousir R. .. .....34 42n Gouyang R. .....^^30 ION Oouaon .................46 llN Govan ..>~.~....~.. ft 5 bM Governor's Gardens. &.. Governor's Meadows. Ste Gibraltar ~. 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Grace Hill Gracliarz „ Graclieniczit 49 7N .51 33N 54 UN .47 UN J5 35N 33 (IB 43 13W 10 878 8 18a 17 oa IS 8la 1 »w 9 13B 4 85B 14 138 17 47a 28 37a 10 40B 10 43b 11 SOB 1 low 18 4HB 18 888 3 158 14 568 14 :i08 70 13B 18 8B II :n)m 9 458 » 558 19 128 18 60B 56 SOB 4 418 4 418 4 62B 6 SOmt 40w 139 268 9 low 8 4W 149 4Sa 133 208 144 56a 150 25B 146 9b 8W 51 588 43 d5B 7 mw 41 3lia 119 6B 126 348 123 138 4 :^a 2 lUW 1 198 80 IOB 31 36a 80 6« 52 28 62 3b 3 38\v 4 44W 1 41B 51 l»w 88 I5B 61 IOB 83 4SB 2 148 4 2()Hr 7 Iw 19 SliK 24 17b 16(1 40b 91 48k 123 SB 7 3w 3 59 ....... .54 45N SIN .44 20N 3AN low )9W 9W 3W 76 SOW 57 3UB 67 308 40 ISB 14 llB 24 78 62 28 34 508 24 308 24 SBB 88 J4B llB 8 29B 18 7B 23 128 9 27N 83 :i3B 6 34W 6 20W 15 SOB 16 42B 81 61 17 lA 80 19 10 IS 16 86 80 83 17 17 17 10 38 33 86 19 19 33 38 83 17 17 83 20 33 16 16 16 11 9 62 1 24 63 62 63 62 63 9 88 23 13 30 36 35 36 16 11 14 89 13 33 83 23 14 36 14 61 33 32 33 14 12 24 84 11 28 27 62 33 29 13 11 9 60 61 49 33 38 36 26 37 38 37 38 38 87 16 16 20 30 15 37 13 13 19 19 Mo. or MAr. Grand Lake Grand Lake J New Brunswick) 46 On Grand Manan Isle 44 4Sn Grand Manitoulin Isle 45 45N Grand PorUge...>.48 54N Grand Prt ,.. „,.....49 SON Grand Preoigny ....46 57n Grand, River ....^9 80n Grand River......>.4a 65N Grande Decharge 48 83n 45 3HN 67 48W 41 68 Ow 41 66 SOW 41 >0 SOa loa ...IS 308 ...19 658 ...16 oa ~18 288 ..20 25a 14 tOti 16 I2N Grande, Ens. Grande, Isle.. Grande, Lake Grande, Lake . Grande R.....^. Grande R......^. Grande R....^.. Grande, River Grande, River. Grande River .^...20 40a Grande, River (Senegal) ..........1 1 6ti Gtandola .. 38 11n Grandrey ...»..„.....JM) SON Grandson .......,».46 49n Grandtully Castle 66 37n Grand val ....^.....,.,47 I7n G randy ^^.........,...52 ION Grane 29 I8N Granena *' 85n Graneroe. Orange , Grange Grange , Grange Grange Grange. Grange.. Grange . Grange . Grange .27 338 67 33M J(7 39N 54 48N 54 6»N .,65 23N 8N JM 62N .J»4 25N .54 23N i2 4IN Grange Bum ..^...37 453 Granges ..w....~....«.46 46n Granges ..,..»....„.46 14n Granrdien 47 SIN Onuiicus R. ...>.....40 ION Groiiinanft..........y43 24N Grants R. „...„.,i.29 20N Granitoia, Cnpe ~.^ 35n Oranitcatico K. ~.30 4n Graiija .>».,>».».. 3 08 Granja, Lh .........^ 17N Granjen Bay ,....^22 4.3n Grannoch L....~~..55 ON Granaee ...,..,,^...53 2n Grantele .....».„,.64 14n Granstone~~~~»w51 58n Grant Cas 57 S3N (4ranthani............5a 65N Oranthani.....,,...«..52 SIN ± Grantham Gram GrantowD Grants fnu. Granville 12 358 .42 258 >7 22N ..^6 53N .,43 3IN Granville ,.. „ .. 48 SON Graskiii-,...~~,~...67 23n Grason, Isle ...^.-CO 23n Grasscreek CayB..,23 45n Grasse ...^,,........43 38N Grasaington...,,,..... 54 4n Grassmere ......~...54 27n GrasRHiere L. ...^..54 27N Grass Vutin .........liO 42N Gratchevsk Orate Grately Oratem Oratlies Cas.. Omthie Gratia Pt. Della.„37 20n OratiatFort 43 On Gratrask ...~.~.~.65 32N GrataanitKa ..^^,.,44 42N Gratsanitaa ..,...^44 22N Grata ................ J» ISN Grata .1 47 4n Gratien ~.48 61 n GraudenU ~..53 3IN Graus ...,.,~. 42 4n GrauselIe,Grou de 43 6n (irave ..... ...>.5I 46N Grave River..».„..42 65n Oravelines ..........JM) 59n Gravellotte 49 7n Gravely ...............51 55n Graveney.~....,..~~61 20N Graves, Lake of the 47 17n Oravesend ....^...-.51 27n Oraviiia 40 48N Hravone, River ,..41 has 83 30W 73 l>8w 4 588 478 93 8w 86 3w 71 OW 68 35w 44 lOw 53 4SW «2 40W 03 SOW 64 OW 64 43W 75 44W 73 30w 63 SOW 48 48 14 14 44 44 41 48 61 61 60 49 50 60 49 49 61 14 40w 8 34w 4 58 6 408 3 47w 7 27B 8 32W 48 08 36B 65 Ow 2 64W 3 31 W 4 8w 3 55W 4 39W 3 12W 4 3.tW 8 SOW 6 3»W 7 SlW 141 458 6 538 7 29R 8 58 - 87 128 30, 56 21 458 56 61 08 12 36b 21 288 40 46W 6 37W lis 3()B 4 17W 12 598 17 50b 6 4W 3 .low (* 40W 55W 116 408 147 88 3 S8W 2 IHw 73 Kiw 1 37w 19w 2 358 4 40W 18 2KB ",7 WW 6 508 1 K)W 3 iw 3 3w 1 4W 46 llK 6 18W 1 36W 6 528 2 S8W 3 15W 24 528 82 35W 20 OB 18 298 18 58b 16 228 15 268 14 49b 18 418 258 3 58 5 468 95 2fiW 2 88 6 .IB 12W 568 36 24 16 IS 13 15 13 32 84 60 11 II 13 13 13 13 12 13 13 13 .52 15 16 15 66 26 28 51 24 29 12 20 22 10 11 9 10 53 53 11 13 44 14 84 36 11 22 47 14 9 9 9 12 23 11 10 16 11 11 28 42 28 87 87 20 19 19 20 24 14 16 44 14 14 10 10 74 25W 42 218 10 16 2^8 26 8 4I>B 25 Oniiair R. BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 21 t*T. IiOita. Ho. or Htr. Nina. Ut. Lara Wo. or MAr. I Ham—. Lur. Loin. .46 38N 67 48W 41 1)46 ON • 44 4>lt n I5 4SN .^8 Mif ^9 SON ..M A7N ..JO SON ~^3 SSN 48 23N AG MB 2S IM .13 3IMI ,IU SM .16 (M .18 388 .20 2M .14 AON .16 ISN L>iO 4US 66 OW 66 SOW •3 mw 7S tvw 4 AS! 47B 93 8vr 86 3W 71 OW 66 25w 44 lOw S3 45W m 40W 03 30W 64 nw 64 43W 7A 44W 73 3«W S3 2UW 41 41 41 49 14 14 44 44 41 48 Al SI 60 49 SO 50 49 49 51 .^11 AN 14 40W 36 ...,38 IIN 8Stw 24 .^^.^SOn 4 A* 16 .~46 4UN 6 40a 16 le 66 37N 3 47W 12 .,.A1 1 7" 7 27« 15 52 ION 8 32W 13 !!» 18N 48 OB 32 —41 26N 0a6B 24 .-..27 338 65 »W SO 57 33V 2 64W 11 57 39l» 3 31W 11 .,^4 48N 4 2W 12 54 Aim 3 A5W 12 >^55 23N 4 39W 12 55 8N 3 12W 12 54 62N 4 3.tW 12 ...M 26M 8 30W 13 —54 23N 6 39W 13 52 41 N 7 31W 13 —37 45a 141 45B 62 46 46N 6 53R 15 46 14M 7 29« 15 — 47 21 N 8 AC IS 40 ION 27 I2B 30. » ..,,43 24N '29 SON 21 45a 56 61 OR 66 ^.37 SSN 12 36a 26 -~39 4N 21 28B 28 3 08 40 46W 61 38 17" 5 37W 24 22 43N lis 30B 29 — 65 ON 4 17W 12 63 2N 12S9B 20 — 64 14N 17 50B 22 51 68N A 4W 10 57 23N 3 .liiw 11 52 65N (» 40W 9 52 51N 65W 10 — J2 358 116 40a S3 42 256 147 »B S3 67 22N 3 38W 11 — JiSSSN 2 I8W 12 — ^ 31N 73 low 44 48 SON 1 37W 14 —^39 28N 19w 24 ....^a 38N 2 35B 36 57 33N 4 40W 11 60 23N 18 2KB 22 8^23 45N 'i7 20W 47 43 38N 6 6«B 14 54 4N 1 ft!)W 9 54 27N 3 iw 9 54 27'* 3 3W 9 60 42N 1 4W 12 47 34N 46 llK 23 57 I7N 6 I8W 11 61 ION 1 36w 10 51 llN fi 52B 16 ^r**&/ AN 2 28W 11 57 3N 3 15W 11 A..J7 SON 24 52B 28 43 ON 82 35W 42 65 32N 20 OB 22 44 42N 18 29a 27 —.44 22N 18 52b 27 —.52 12N 16 22a 20 47 4N 15 26B 19 48 SIN 14 49B 19 53 3IN 18 41B 20 42 4N 25a 24 de43 An 3 6a 14 51 46N 6 45a 16 42 65N 85 2«W 44 50 59M 2 8B 14 49 7n 6 3B 14 51 66N 12W 10 51 2<)N 56a 10 47 17N 74 25W 42 51 27N 21B 10 40 48N 16 an 26 ■ _41 .56N 8 4liB 25 OrMiifletd Oreenfleld OrMnharo. GnenliMd, t OremlaiK Greenlaw ......,■■■... AS 4>m Gracnly't Ial« .—.34 :ioa Oreeno(c« ..—.^...63 30n Oreenore Biiv .....^a ijti Greenon Point .~A9 14N OrMnougli Group 31 328 GrMiiiboro .^—..32 SSn Oreeniboro (N. Caruliiia) ....36 3n GrMiiibro...— ..31 son OreeiMbuMh..~.....40 20N »-34 ASa —31 41N ...16 38N _40 6N ...38 SSN 37 7N Oraen VaH Greenfrille Greeniville (Virginia) Green villa Greenville (Illinois) .. Gretinvllle (Kentucky) Greenville (MlMlMlppi)...— 31 48N Greenville (MiiH)uri).........37 Sn Greenville (N. Carolina; ...35 37N Greenville (S. Carolina) ..M 48N Greenville ( I ennesiee) .—..36 On Greenwich ...—....Sl 28N Greenwich (Pr. Edward's l8lu)...46 29N Greeiiymore .~..~-64 26n Gree« ~«~~ 6H 20n Greeta ..... — -....53 3!IN Grectneta Vue 59 53N Gregur ..—... -..'17 I3n Oreifeen 47 21 n Oreifeen Lake .—.47 24n Greifenburg -..—.46 ^An Grieffenhagen — .Ji3 I3n Oreiga. Cape -.-.34 66N Greigston 56 I7n (jreiling— .-.-.47 48N (Jrelii lid 57 as Greinord -. 67 53n Greinord, Loch -.67 65N Greinord L. —67 54n Greis — .-.-.-.55 46n (Jreita 50 4W 44 89 20W 44 87 6W 44 91 12W 44 90 22W 44 77 3(iw 44 82 30W 44 83 iw 44 10 Griuni. Ben 6 8 20N Grianlarch -.—56 23N Graicnol-..— Griazovetz— ... G ribbom— — .- Gricliiuo -.-.. Gridina — .— . Gridinsk Gridinsluk-.. —52 26N 58 51N 54 3N 48 17N «5 55N 62 16N 60 IN N 62 49W 8 28W 6 19W 6 46W 1 17W 41 40B 8 42B 8 40B 13 lAB 14 25B 34 lOB 2 8.3W 11 39a 7 34W 6 2SW 6 27W 6 £8W 9 31a 13 IIB 727a 6 23W 7 28W 27Hr 61 2UW 4 A4w 5 OW 7 24B 2 .37W 9 56b 9 32B 8 6B 14 27a 6 43B 74 40W 75 47W 142 54B 9 54B 6 40W 6 54B 2 58W 2 OW 24 33B 3 3W 10 69b 1 69W 40W 3 55B 6 3iJB 11 I8B 21 47B 1 :mv 117 35B 5 34W 16 SOW 3 23W 117 40B 2 22W 4 38B 3 67B 3 6!)W 4 34W 68 4!IK 40 2:b 9 22B 37 SB 34 37B 44 51B 40 SOB 13 lUB 41 13 11 13 12 30 16 15 19 20 30 12 18 II 11 11 11 21 17 19 11 14 47 12 11 IS 10 21 21 16 22 14 42 42 63 17 16 14 9 9 27 13 17 10 10 16 17 17 27 9 53 13 36 li S3 9 16 14 11 12 32 23 21 23 23 33 23 20 GMtieh 51 im 12 19a Groix, Isle 47 37n 3 32W OMa— 44 I6N OfOec — . Al S4N 92 46B 20SSa Oru andor Uaitait 46 I4n 1 4W Grunims -. M lla 11 4a Gron-.— ..— — .26 4:iN 67 SB Gronam- 53 20n 3 28W Grondlnet —-,46 3UN 72 2W 7 32a Oronfelt 56 ISn 10 34a Gronholt S9 24n 10 4Aa Groningeii— — 51 SON t Groningeii 63 »N 11 iUm 643a Groningen A3 I.IN 6 34a Groningen- -..- A SON 6S S2W Gronlund -.65 3AN 10 30a Gronning 56 3!)n 9 3B Grono Pt. 42 318 171 4B Groonibridge -Jil 6n llB Grosmont 51 55n 2 52W Grooniiport -. 54 40j« Qroot Zundert-.— 61 SUf S MW 4 SUB Qroota Fountaii)-.;il 6s 34 4KB Groote R 33 SOs 10 SOB Groots Isle „ 14 OS 136 SOB Groote Keet 52 SIM 4 428 Groposu, Mount— 45 20N 22 6B Gropzlg 51 39N Grosboui 49 4gN 11 68B 5 66B Grou Piton, Point 13 45N 61 3W Grochere 44 4on S3 888 Grosen Vilie 54 4«n 9 16b Gro« Laufenlierg _47 341* 8 UK Grosia, Islo 44 3n 15 4B Grossenhayn 61 16N 13 28B Grosser Bock— 47 6n 11 8B Groesetto 42 4SN 11 7a Grossfamogue Pier.'>2 On 6 34W Gro.'Biipi ——41 67N 20 47B GroKswein — 49 44N 11 19B Grotoe 70 I3N 19 lOB Grott ——-62 22N U 40N Grottkau 50 44N 17 24E (•rouinde Ciincule 48 43N 1 SIW Grove— 51 S3n 30W Grove, Isle 24 16N 36 2SB Groyen M A4n 12 44B GrozliR —.43 2AN 46 298 Gruaro — . 4A 4bN 12 SOB Grubbey 58 16N 4 23W Grube 54 16n 11 9B t Grubenhagen —51 40N 10 20B Gniclicn— — 46 9n 7 SIB GriKida A2 34n 18 20B Gnidek 49 47n 23 45B Grudie, Br. of ^^7 40n 5 25W Grue 60 28N 11 69il Gruffoy .- .24 33N 61 46B Gruffoy Isle 24 32N 51 44B Grugno 37 8n Gmfdes . -, J18 7n 13 49B 4 44\v Gruinart 55 52N fi 22W 3 4W t Guadalazara, or Xiilibco 21 30N 103 30W X Guudalaxiira — 40 51 n 3 2UW Giiadulcaiimr Isle- 9 468 160 OB Guadalcuimll— .— .38 5n 6 5,tW GuBdHieinar,Uiver:i8 44N 5 17w Guadalerza —39 39n 3 5.-)W Guudalijoroe, K.~.3G 3!(N 4 28\v (iuadaluiez, ItiverSlI 3«N 6 . w Guadiiloii, Kivir-.38 5n 3 3(hV Guiuleloupe 10 Ion 61 4ii\v No. o» Ukt. 17 14 27 33 14 21 32 9 43 IS 31 31 80 16 16 61 31 21 S3 II II 13 16 38 38 62 16 19 17 16 47 27 31 15 19 17 19 25 13 27 18 22 13 20 14 10 37 17 23 36 11 31 17 15 19 19 11 22 32 27 26 II 12 12 11 II 11 9 12 20 18 17 30 39 13 IS 18 19 20 IS 20 15 12 16 15 15 SO SO 49 26 60 60 SO 24 24 4G 46 24 52 24 24 24 24 24 2t 47 tiAMf. Ltr. L^.*l Guapore, liivcr -.1.1 20s 62 SAW Guaqueii —...-, —■14 12s 71 9>W Ouaiiuiraru, Htverau 278 S9 SOW i GuMTBgUOltO I Guaraguuraico-. ;o. 9 ON 61 mw .- 7 IN 65 li^f Guaruncu — . -.13 148 70 .TOW GUHrHp.iri -.-.-, — ifO 438 40 ioW GuaraUba —29 6!I8 43 31 W Guanttingueta — —22 428 44 46W Guaratlve— „-, .—13 208 60 20 w Guam tuba ,„,,,. SA 56s 48 JOW Guamyot-...-... —13 288 62 low Giiurdit ——,40 SON 7 18W Guania -,- —46 46N 10 lOa Guarda -.......— —27 5418 48 32W Guarda, La 39 46N 3 Slw Guardafui, C. -, —11 AON 61 408 Guardamor — . —38 4n 40W Guardavalle— ~ —38 SSN 16 SOB Guardia— .— —U 368 &«i 2HW Guardia -.,—,- — 34 las 67 14W Guardia—.—. -..'14 2UN 55 85W GuiU-dia Alllera -.41 SiN 14 438 Guardia Uarcu 30 22n 1(6 46w Guardia do—. —17 558 61 17W Guardia, La-.— —42 31N 2 34W Ouarey 11.—.—. —30 108 .%40w Guar-iy, liiver— —SO 108 57 22W Giiarisauiey — . —24 15N 104 SIW Guarine.v— .... lO 58 78 5W Giiarrunian 38 12N 3 40W Guarumo — ._- 5 MS 74 40W Guussui — -.26 508 66 28W Guascamu, Port -. 2 .'KIN 78 35W Guasco— ~ ,-28 278 71 OW Guasco Pto. -.- — 2U 278 71 16W Guasco Itivur - —28 278 72 12W Guaslita — 32 SSN 68 S7a Guastalla — - — 44 66N 10 4la Guasuabu 11. -.. 21 35N Hit SB (iuataro, Puiut 10 SON 60 SOW i Ouatimnla— . .-.14 30N 88 OW Guatinula -.— -..14 42N 90 34W Guatia —,..-. 21 7«« 9M 13W Guatutas— .... ....24 438 AS 30W Guaungruo —.20 20N 96 68a Guaviare River — 4 4N 68 lUw Ouazra 23 248 64 52W Guayconio -.— .. —.18 238 65 Ow Guaymeca-.— - — I3 3SN 8!) low ± Guayaiia British A On t Guayana, Uutch 4 On 68 4(iw A6 OW i Guayana, French 3 40n 62 30w Guayana, Old . — 8 ION 62 SiCw Guayaquil— 2 128 79 6uw Guayaquil, (iult of 3 588 80 Ow (■uayavero. River 3 27N 72 65W Guayma River- — , 8 20N .59 25W G uay 1 u a ro— —....- 91 .-{M 77 3W 111 61 w Guayiiias —.27 A4n Guaymas Uoup u 28 45N 112 OW Guayor— - 6 64N 62 2(iw Guayia, La — . .-.10 38N 66 6.iW —.24 4(» 68 65w Guuzpe -....-.,. —27 428 62 OW Guazuniiri, Luke -15 208 62 SOW- (•ubbio -.,.-..- 43 24N IS 40B (juben ,,r,.ijj..u..ij 51 S5N 14 45b Gubenagur ,...,26 ON 8S 30B Gudar.— — — 40 S5n 44W Gwddra rtrg^,,pj,t 9-;' ON 11 42K Gudia, CI 35 49N 14 SOB Gudina, La 48 3n 7 OW Gudji Dagli — . 37 40N 40 SOB Gudroundgni - 62 54N 17 4»K Gudum 56 32N 8 27B Gue deluiigruy- 4« -.iON 1 4:iB Guelders— — 61 SIN 6 19B Guelph— .— .^— .w 4.J aflN tiO 20 w Gueuiur-.-.— .48 i.'jN 7 25K (iuer 32 SIN 5 34W Guerehe, La — . 47 66N 1 I4W Giieret r^^^ju^j. .—46 ION 1 SIB Guermie ..,,,, ... -._*> {.'N 48 OE Guernica — .— . —.43 i:)N 2 44W Guernsey Isle - 49 •J.'.N 2 36W —.47 63N 8B Ouesseling— .... 48 IN I0 54B Guggisberg -.„ 46 46N 7 SOB Gugitcheiii-w»> 46 22N 88 4B Guglielnui— .,- 41 23N 13 308 Guliry — — ~— .— . ... V7 aiN 65 UK Guia .. 6 418 34 58W Guiade, Cape II 2IN 74 Cw Guia Da — ,— .. — , I5N 67 6uw t Guiana — ., X Ouiuiia -.-.. — , 3 ON 65 OW it 60 OW Giiia-puruiM It. -. 9 248 64 SOW G ula-piruiia i( . — 9 308 61 26W Guiborra Lay . 54 6IN 8 SOW Guiclieii — 47 67N 1 4t;w Guiclien B. — — i.7 D« 139 48B Giiicliicovi -,. Iti ms 95 6W Guiding 55 KIN H 4^8 Guiule 67 3N 6 26W (iiiiesca .. 36 3N 14 7B tiuitinz 43 ION 7 .WW U JlIU No. or »At. A SO no 4!t 1? 49 Al 61 Al 49 51 49 34 15 51 24 36 24 26 51 61 51 3-5 43 SO 24 SO SI 46 49 24 49 SO 49 60 50 60 33 25 33 47 46 46 46 .50 49 60 60 46 51 51 SI 49 49 49 49 49 47 46 46 49 49 SO 60 49 25 20 33 24 33 26 94 30 22 21 14 17 42 14 .% 39 14 32 24 14 14 18 15 27 25 33 51 49 49 48 48 49 49 13 14 62 46 21 11 26 24 'K 15 I (iriiiT. -.^7 ION 3 llnv II 1 k\ (tiirviub«;,'-~ — ... ...V nv 4 ;;3W II Oiirvli ..111 .'lljN 4 uvr II U irvUmoro Inn . „.^7 I.N 4 :iuv II Oiirvock — ..M 49V 2 2(i(V II GurMTiiy ^... — ^, „r)i .vw 2 4HW 10 (iuTyp..,^.....,..., „V) 10l« 5 .578 Hi Oarx Xi liH 14 16m 20 Oiirton ^«. - i Hv 73 .Tiw 49 UH.iconde ..~<~.>>, „."») 42 N 01 24 W 41 ,-4;j 45.N Ob 14 ^14 -2V .'16 .50B .30 Oiisk ~, .-.IT .'K'M 2 27 W 11 , (!iipe~.«.. ~48 44V 64 I2«r 41 t Oiiepe, Uiatrict of«.~^_~- „4fi 4.')V 65 .low 41 (^IIBHIIIU r,r,ri/»^....... ..t*\ 35V 10 IK 13 6iC 21 GHsteln .^..^.^...^ >,47 IW 1(1 Oiigtt'ren «,51 WM 6 4IB 16 OiiHtliorpe >_^~. —W 'A5V &5B 10 Oiiston ,..^»,^. „3t 3:n «6 41 vv 41 GiiBtouni .^....... „37 .^lv 21 16U 1!) .54 B 2S Oaatiiri . 2H Giuwany ,_^„<. -,2.5 511V 77 3.5B 33 Oiim, C. (le -.'16 42M 2 1 HV 24 liittelioiiiK) -,^..„ ~54 S2N 4 !>W 12 Oatosheiid ..,^.~. ~-54 .57N 1 .'17W 9 Outli -.~-.„-.,,,^>~> ~.'U 47 V 34 5.'B 35 iOB 31 Gath-hepliur __, -32 4.')V 31 Uatiimiid >~,^,^ -45 44V 1 OR 14 Gatineau, River ,,45 IHV 75 44W 42 Oatli-rinirniin ..,, -31 40 V 34 .55B 31 Oaton «-^^„,.„42 IN 4 .56VV 21 Gatrono ,^.„^, -24 46V 14 .'IliK 3(i Gatta It. .,31 4.')S 116 108 .53 Oattchina~--.~,.-. -."iO ,1.->v 30 IB 23 GuttonsUle .^..^ -.•iS 36 V 2 46W 12 Gaiib -.51) .-iV 7 46B 17 Gaudier, Fert la 48 4.^V 3 1!)B 14 Oaiidoj -^,.^.„-»„ ^34 fidV 24 28 fi<) Gwion -47 14 V 8 .5»K 1.5 Guiier K. .,,,>.„,, _5(; 41 V 4 SOW 12 Oauersliind _„„ -5:> 40V » 418 21 Gaiiir, Slievo 54 Is 8 42W 13 Gaiiatir It. ,^,-^ _33 4(IV 46 5B 30 Gauley, River™, -;j« lov 81 low 44 Oiiiliia ,~.~^,.^~>, .-26 43V 74 3:.'K 33 t Gauluiiitm -~-. —'« 50V 35 438 31 Gulllll:) -»-»->—-« _% IIV 14 128 2! 62u 56 Gaiirita, River-...,^4 408 38 Gausin 36 'Mn 5 14W 24 Gikiit.% K:istem ~ ~,13 OV 78 408 33 Gaiits, Western , -,16 OV 74 OK 33 GiKitstrask 65 .Vit* 16 25B 22 U.nitty~,™„ —M 14V 15W 9 G;ilitlnnf»rfi..nff.f —53 lOv 5 4HB 25 54B 16 Gniizan .w-.™~~- ™43 48V 27 Guvala8.>~.™..,~. .-.•JB i'()V 24 8b 28 Giivnrdln *«„-,™<,42 5W 24 Gaviiirra, Muiinl 41 57 V 17W 24 Gitvilancs -^„, _,4I) I8N 4 52W 24 Gavio, Mount™ -46 24N 10 29b 25 Gavnoe — ^55 Iv'n 11 3/8 21 Gavrins R. „.•» a-.v 22 408 28 Gawakan ...... ™.'9 34V 53 258 32 Gattlor Mt. —34 3.38 1,1!) 4B 52 Gawler Port -~~ —•14 39s l.-lll .-108 .52 (liiwler R. _,». -34 2K3 1.18 47B .52 Gawler Range™ —•)•> 408 135 408 52 Uuwsworth ™™, -53 14V 2 9w 9 Oawulgur ,-»™™, -21 21v 77 188 33 Gayali -™-.-™-^ —24 47N 85 IB 1 28w 24 Gaydon — -.52 llv 10 Gayles .™™™™, ™.54 27V 1 4!)W 9 Oayton ™ -52 46V 3)8 10 Gayiir R. ,~™™. -2S) 45V 75 47B 33 Gay wood ™™™ —52 46V ?6b 10 «iaza ~™.™™„ --31 27V 34 278 31 Onza —.35 2tiV 47 27S 30 Onza ™™~,™,™ —36 2!>V 47 5B 56 GlIMll™™™™™ —29 2.1V 66 3HB 32 Oazeila —.35 56N 48 158 32 Qaseinn -™™,™ —41 7V 'ih 35B ■56 Uazicliio ™~ -, —.42 49V lit 288 32 29B 27 Gazieh, Kl -26 13V 37 Gdov.,...->.>...v™ —58 3!)v 27 588 23 Geam, L(iclv.i,™™.?8 1 1 n 4 46W 11 Geanies™~-„™ —.57 .50V 8 .V)W 11 Geares >^-»™,-- 57 34 V 6 12w II Uensliill ,»..,.,„, —.53 14V 7 18W 13 Geba ,^™™,„™ ,-.11 .53V 35 148 31 Oeba -31 5!IV 33 13b 31 U«ha........~..«>.. —12 !|0V 14 sow 36 Ocliuvri', .VI ifit 45 UN liL'iimnbat'li —411 - 1 v (it-nil, River —.t; 3:iv Ouniiiapo „ — 8 3.'..s Goiilm -47 16s Gennan — - .'15 .■i.5v (•eniiep —-—51 4.v Oenneiiarclli, Luke of 12 50V Genoa — 44 .'lOv 1 Genoa.^- -44 17v Genoa, (init of —44 lo.v Gi'no<'8« Til. See tliu lionpliorus — 4i( 44 jl 5-i 5J Genolliac '•enoiiillat Oeniii Gent -,. (ientbin Gentliin, Gentilly (Lower Canada ;46 Gentod —,.,.— 46 Genua -,—,—44 (jeniiiii —A (ieniisus It. Genzin^i'n— Guogo Ualwy Geo);raplie, Hale du X George tSeorge ii. (dry) George, Lake George Lake George's R. George Town Genr^e Town Georgetown (S. Carolina) „ Georgetown (Pr. Edwaril's Isle) „ — Georgetown ( Bri- tisli Giiayuna)- Goorgetown Georgetown (ieorgetonn—A George's Town (I'ertlislilre)- Georgcliiim -, (Jeorgenburg Georgeville , —45 % Georgia ——41 X Georgia ^ — — — .^3 Georgia, Gulf of (Western Ter- ri lory )— — 50 Georgia Isle (South AtlMntic)54 Georgia, Now, Isles — ,— , Georgian Kay, Georgian Isles, North X Georgiana Oeorgiovsk Georgios .. 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Gibeali GibHi Abou l)er ra).'e. Gibel el Rliarb Gibei el Tieh , Gibel Ezzeit — Gibel Kallala, !•<._ Gibel Ramla. (■ibello — . Gilieon — 9 Giblites— . Giblo Mt. -.. Gibraltar — Gibraltar. Plan op Gibraltar (Columbia) — Gibralc!ir,i9traitof Oibsonport — — Gibiitto .,— (iiciisus Giddina Set 37 47N 21 12n 1 d2N 29 18N .25 ON •2 (iilp L Gilpuigou— , (iilpliead — Giltis ..— „- Giiubte — ,. Giiiiel-w— , GitiituIng — . GIlIUUM — Giiuont — ., (liiuso — — , Ulnarfteiiio M Ginca— .— . Gliietu — -. Giiigere it. -. GilllMH -— Giiisheim — Gioia — Gioja — ,— — (iioja. Gulf o (iiording — Giorgio Agio Giorgios Ag., Giori, Muuiil Giornico — Giorslov— — . Giottrup Giouii ^— . 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Hamilton Uiimilton i'iiliioo,„d9 47n Hamilton Pluin ...34 638 Hamilton (MlMlMlppl).....,.33 40N HBmlltoiKOIilu),..39 82N Ilnmir AI. ht,t Ruliii of Babylon Hamlet II n, Hamllttt, Humni M., Hamma HnmuMm Haminamvt Hammumet, ...53 92" SI Mv .wAI 42N 33 47" ~.S(I 84N 36 SON a. of 30 ION ■ ■MHIUIUIIIVW IJr. Ill UU lun Hammaii( Clupe ..,39 90n HwHHno.....i»...., 68 6n 1 7" 93N ..,.65 601* .»jai\ 31 N i»,70 43N 91 SON Hammo. Hummuiium Hammer m»^ Hammerdnl ^ HammcrfMt «. Hamnivninlth ._ Hammenteln ..^..Sd 40" Hammerwloh .,,..,.68 40n Hammond, Ulver 46 30N Hamna Vo0»,.„„.OO 31" Hamont.».,.«„.».,.Sl 15n Hamoon Ij,..»,«,..31 8An Hampden „.»..«,.,44 4SN Ham I'renloit ^.^M 4Un t HHmiMhlre..,..,...AI 8n Humpfihlr«Hili8..,41 258 Ilnmpttead ,..~«m.aI SSn Hampitead Morris Si 29N Hampton ......51 84N Hampton «.»..,.,„09 ISn Hampton .....^..^iX In Hampton ...........a? In Hampton, Little..»SO 4IIN Hampton Luvi)tt..Ji3 IHn Hnmra ^.^^.^kh^^jsm sn Hamrunge ..........00 57" Hamruii Hills ....„34 On Hamrun, Hills of .'U 45N HHmidorf„...........54 1*1" HamilMli«..,.....«a4 4IIN Hanisi«rley ..^..^M 44.N Hamwood LuikIuii 68 40n' Hiuiogul ......16 SN llanakap ^.^.^..M 46n ir ■ 7 14b U43W 8 OW 9 15W 16 6B 9 98W 19 41B 1 338 4 13W 93 68 34 ISa 8 S4W 4b 3 48 30 89a 48 838 43 oa 30 40B 37 65a 6 40W 36 43B 33 15B 33 OB 81 I4B 88 568 78 62W 52W 3 67W 10 78 10 39B » SUB 17 10 9 9 23 9 19 10 10 38 56 U 10 14 37 33 30 30 30 U 31 66 65 33 27 49 10 9 17 21 17 70 SOW 44 78 56W 9 S6B 114 68B 9 SIB 117 4UB 4 SOB 6 OB 88 67B 89 loa 103 308 4 2W 85 2W 146 58B 117 42B 4 2W 146 &2M 88 SOW 84 2gw 1 S7W 4 ISB 7 48a 9 40w 7 98 10 878 10 348 33 Ob 15 838 4 68 88 lOB 9 24B 15 SIB 83 .'458 14W 16 5!)R 1 6SW 05 S4W 1 Cw 6 318 61 S5B 68 4«W 1 55W 1 3IW 146 S6a low 1 I4W S2W 1 ;j7w 78 6w 76 aaw .13W 8 »W 14 88 17 78 45 »IB 44 ni 9 S2a 1 44w 1 SOW 8 40W 76 13a I7W 44 17 53 17 63 36 36 19 29 34 12 43 63 63 13 62 44 44 30 9 16 17 36 36 36 36 33 22 16 66 21 29 33 10 30 10 41 13 16 33 41 10 10 la 10 10 10 10 44 44 10 10 25 23 33 80 21 9 9 10 33 II Rardcastlei Hardegsen,,.. Hardenberg . Harderwyk , Hnrdington , Bardinsville. Hardwar Hil aardwriclc^. ardwick , Hardwick Hardwick , Hardwick . Hardwioke B Hardwick's R Hardy Inlet ,. Hare Bay . 1 Hare Indian Hare lale (Ri St Lawrenci Harebiba .. Hnrefleld ,.. Hareidland . Haren..»..~.w Hareshaw,,. Harewood , Harewood.,.,, H arfleu r .,,,.,. Harford-,..... Hargabost ^ Hariharpoor Haringvliet R or Flakkee Harie ....... Harkebrucke Harlaaton .. Harlaw ,.... Harlazton Harle Harlech,.,,,.... Hnrlemmer M< Harleston ..»„, Harlesville,..,.,. Harlethorpe~. Harley ........... Harling Et. .„ Harlingen....,,. Harlington ..... Harlow ......... Harlston ...... H arlton,..,...,., Harmelnay~,. Harmony,....., Harmozica .... Harmston ^..^ Hamom Loch Haro^..,.,,...,, Haroldaburg,,. Haroldswick fi Haromfa ,..», Haroot, or Sul zawur R. „, Harorie „.,...- Haroiheth.^... Haroun, or Hor Mount , Harpasus ,.,». Harposus R. .. Harperfleld „, Harpersfleld ,. Harpessiu R. ,. Harphane „,~, Harpley .»»,,.. Hnrpol „»..».. Harpole....,..,., Haiponhully . Harport Loch Harpsdale.,. Harpstedt ~~. >larptree, E.~ Harptree, W. Uarran ........... H array ...,.,.,., Harre .„,_.„ Hnrricannau I Harridslcy ~„. Harrington .m. Harrington In I Harringwortli . Harriorpoor ,. Harris, Isle ~, Harris Mt. .„.. Harris Mt Harris (Rum) Harris, Sound Harrikburgh ^ Harrisburgh ,. Harrison BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. , ^ No. or Nahri. 7 14k U 43W 8 »W a iftw 16 61 9 SHw 19 411 1 331 4 13W 93 6c 34 ISa 8 S4W 4B 3 4a ao S9K 48 3M 43 01 30 40B 37 fi5l 4 40Hr 3a 45B 33 16b 83 OB 81 MB 88 SSa 78 Aaw 63W 3 67W 10 ;■ 10 sua VUia 17 10 9 9 33 9 19 10 10 38 66 11 10 14 37 83 30 30 30 11 31 66 65 33 37 49 10 9 17 31 17 .^0 3BN 75 SOW 44 78 66«r 9 66b lU 68B 9 2IB 117 4Uit 4 38B 6 6B a 67B 89 iUB 103 SOB 4 UW 85 iW 146 &8B 117 42B 4 iW 146 &8H 44 17 63 17 53 36 36 19 29 34 12 43 63 63 12 53 32N 1 67W ,61 6in 4 13B ^1 i'M 7 48a ^ 47N » 4U«r ^134N 7 UB ,a«80N 10 37B 36 ION 10 34B M SON 33 Ob m 6N 15 83B 51 7N 4 6B H 8»N 82 IUB 5S6SN 9 24B 63 31 N 15 SIB r0 4)IN 83 35B 51 SON 14W 13 4UN 16 5!)K 53 40N 1 63W 45 SON 65 54W (10 SIN 1 CV il 15N 5 31B 31 SAN 61 85B 44 43N 68 4HMr S0 4HN 1 56W At 8N 1 3IW 41 3M 145 66a (I .13N low SI S9N 1 I4W 51 84N S2\r 59 I3N 1 ;»7w 11 In 79 bw 17 IN 76 2S!W M)4IIN 3iW Vi IHN 8 aw w aN 14 UB W57N 17 7B 14 ON 45 3«lB 14 4SN 44 na M i I 37n Hardenberg ^......^'i 36N Harderwyk 63 SIN Hardington «.>«.«^1 16n HMdinsville 35 ION HardwarHUI 18 5N 3HrAyiitek„„.,„.^6l 49N urdwick .i.Mw~»~Al 58N Hardwick A3 13N Hardwick 62 SUN Hardwick ^^..^.^1 S5N Hardwioke B 34 dOs Hardwick'a Range 30 258 Hardy Inlet 34 208 Hare Bay 51 15n ±HareIndinn8 66 On Hare Isle (River 8t Lawrence) ..~47 49N Hareblba Hnrefleld Hareidland Haren. Hareahaw^..,^ Harewood ~>. Harewood<.»> Harfleur. Harford 35 40N 3l>N ~^ I5N ION 55 48N ..~-6l 57n *«M«53 54N 32N 60 S6N Hargaboit ,,„,,,.^1 30N Harfliarpoor 27 SON Haringvilet River, or Flakkee R. ~Jll 47n Harie 44 3N Harkebrucke ^..Ja 7n Harlaston S3 43N Harlaw .>^ 57 18N Harlazton ^..^...^i 63N Harle .,>vw~,...^.~S6 32N Harlech ~~~...,.~..Ji2 68n Horlemmer Meer 62 18N .,~53 16N 34 22N ^„.M SON »*»#»»52 36n .-~52 27n Harleston HarleavUle<~ Harlethorpe. Harley.,»..~_ Harling Et. Harliiigen^^....,.J» ION Harlington ^...........Al 29N Harlow .^^^.>.^51 46N Harlaton ,..^,„, ^ i 8n H arlton^.^......<.J>2 ION Harmelnay_~.......^7 40n Harmony ,.... 38 llN Harmozica ,„„,^^i\ 40n Harmaton ,^...^^..63 8n Hamom Loch .,,.^^1 33n Harp ..^ 42 34n Harold8burg...,....^37 44n Haroldawick B. „jSO 47n Haromfa ...^..^..^46 ION Haroot, or Bub- cawur R. .,.„.,,.^ SON Harorie ^,.,,,... 25 AOn Haroaheth^.,.^^^ 4n Haroun, or Hor Mount ^„M ION Harpasua ^^^.^ SON HariMuiis R. ^,.^40 aiN Uarperfleld ^..^.JiS 38n HarperaHeld .^.,^2 27n Harpeniu R. ^^.^41 35n Harpliane ..>~.~..>^4 3n Harpley ~.^..,,,.^3 14N Harponhully ..,^14 46n Harport Loch ,,.^,^7 81 n HariMdale^^,..,^58 27n Harpstedt ~~^«».J8 55N Harptree, E.,w.«,.51 17n Harptree, W 51 18N Harran ,.,...,^,^.^7 ON il array ..^^ 69 3n Harre --.~~. 50 21 n Hnrricannau R SI On Harridaloy ,.^,,.^7 2Cn Harrington ^~,„.M lis Harrington Inlet^^l S3s Ilarringwortli ,,,,^2 3.'iN llarriorpoor ^,,^21 A4N Harria, lala ~»...>^7 ban Harria Mt. ^ — .-.31 ISs Marria Mt 33 1 58 Harris (Rum) 67 In Harris. Sound of.^7 44N Harrikburgh .........35 40N Harriaburgh ^......M I8N 85 47b 9 46a 6 37B 5 36B 9 Slw 88 12W 76 46W 8 19W 1 low IB 1 I8B 81 17W 137 SUB 160 OB 115 lla 55 40W IS3 OW 60 44W 68W S8W 5 4Ra : ^B c i6W 2 iivf 1 30W UB 3 63W 6 64W 85 83B 4 8B 1 3W 7 53B 1 4... 9 26W 40W 9 25B 4 6W 4 4UB 68W 79 85W 52W 5 34W 67b 5 26B 25W 6B 4B 3B 7 iw 87 60w 43 25B 34W 7 I4W 2 54W 84 6lw 47w 17 24B 1 45B 73 38a 35 35a 35 I9B 38 27a 43 37B 3 47W 74 40W 25 4AB I»W 40B 6 S2W 59W 76 Ob 6 2tw 3 29W 8 35B 2 3i)W 2 37W 39 9b 3 llw 6 37B 79 40w 9 54a 91 47W 152 4UB 39W 86 40K 6 SOW 147 58a 116 44B 6 84W 7 5w 89 8w 76 47W 38 17 16 16 10 44 47 10 10 10 10 44 63 59 S3 40 41 36 10 33 16 13 10 9 14 10 11 33 16 14 17 10 11 9 21 10 16 10 44 9 10 10 16 10 10 10 10 11 44 66 9 11 34 44 13 19 83 33 31 87 66 66 12 44 66 9 10 11 10 83 11 11 17 J** 10 31 II 16 40 21 44 53 10 33 11 63 53 11 11 44 44 Harie .^^..M ISn Haslemere ..........51 5N Haril 47 IN Harilngden ...........63 43N Haatlngton ..^....JM 6N Haalington Talk..J)3 4n Haaora ...^..........35 I3N Haaaan Batrlk......38 37N Haaian, Ben AU Tomb of. Set Uuini of Baby- Haaaan ChelebU,' 38 47N HaaaanDagh ......38 19N Ha8Miti-KHleh.......3» 65N Haaaan Khan ......30 44N Haaaan Pacha -....44 18N Haw Berg...........J>0 4N Haawlfeld .....81 43N Haaselgegaard.....4(A ION Hasaelt ............JiO 56N Haaselt .............JiS 3flN Hasaendean ~.-.-Ji6 88N Haaaendorf -..,..... J14 SN Haaaeywell ....^...^7 99N Haaritirt ............ JW 3N Uaaai ^....-..........41 46N Haaai Faraili Haaaington Haaakrog . Haaalacb ..37 35N 59 33N J>4 9N 48 I6N Haaali Valley ......46 38N Haaayah ..,...,..-.,34 30N Haatedt —...—....—.. 5.1 5N Uaatinga ...........52 IIN ± Ha«tinga......-....44 30N Haatinga, kle ..-.. 7 Ida Haathig8i(iver-.-3l SOa Uaatrup .........— .56 5&N Haavig .~.... — ... 7 36N Haay, el W -...31 98n Hatchee R., Big-,38 40N Hatfield -. 53 35N *m^*m^^0im^i0i^^»^ 51 46N #ai^* ^^»»»*»^i*» * Hatfield Hatham R. —.-..32 46s Hatherleigh -.-.-50 SUN .-62 47N -Jil 44N -JU SON 8N .35 32N .27 31 N 13n 56 4ohoul-ktang-..J3 On Ueokttald -..—.-.51 19n Hfakla(B. Utat)-Ji7 I9n Hecklnaton —.-59 OOn Heota, Mount —.64 On llecllngen-.— .48 91n Heotur li— .-.-.-,18 9n Haddington -,—51 S3n Hcddon ——.—.55 ON Hedal ———.60 SON Hwla ——.-,48 I7N Ileds .«..—.— ...-68 S3N Iledcnani —.56 13N Hedel .., 51 40N Ileden .....ft6 12n Hadanfon ...65 47n Hadmliam — — Ji9 son Hadatund -.——.60 93n Hedintli .—.-.-.-.30 42n Uedlnge, 8. ——.55 19n Hadlngm ——47 I8n Hedlngen -.-.-.-.47 17n Hwllnghain — Jil 59n Hi'dingliam -.—52 On Hadinora -.-....-.60 15n Hednu — ...» -64 64N Hedon -,-.,...,....,53 46N •1 vflSOY #«M)*M>«wMww)a#al 04N 1 4ftw I A3W 106 334 04W 1 17W 16B 1 4SW 1 56W 9 16a 64 OW 36 45B SO 54B 9493a Hedworth-.— -.-JM 58n HadyphonR. —31 ION nea ...—.—.—... — ...56 4n Ha0| Ban ——58 16n tt§n — .^1,.— . .—.—— j 3 06N Htehan -.——96 son Healian -.-...,-.-.26 30n Haemakerk Mt. -.41 65a Haorapoor — >— 98 36ii Hearanbarg. 8. -Jil 54n Hearenbreefc —.52 33ir Haaranvean Heerloor Uaaria -, ..51 am Maarlam ——so S4n Haaioli ——,51 40N Uagadii -. — -. 6 isa Haggadavancoita-.l9 ION Haafaland Haibelu Heldekrug Htldalbeok Haldalbaiv Hainan .... „ — , JW 18N 41 62N .55 SON 8M 19 24N .47 36N 49 34N 18 33N 40N 19 43N 53 SUN 3 ISN 35N .49 9N Ueldan Naab, R. Haidanburg Hcidenlielm Iteidlngfald Heigham Booth Haighlngton Malghlnston Hellbron -. .... Halllnganburg —.47 49n llalllganhafon -.-,64 26N llalligenatadt Hailibert '»>'• Ilelnola — . Halaohling . Httlialt Halah Jebel Halit... — ... Halitemeat — — JM 48n Haltaraheiii— — .47 53n Holthmora -.—57 86n Hakawft-.-.— 17 30a ,51 S6N 54 8N ..60 llN 49 43N <7 I8N .33 15N 41N Hakkarlyeh II.— .37 4Un Hela-.- — .. 54 37n 35 8a 96 SOB 11 sua 103 OB 105 SOB 59W 7 16W 18W 19 SOW 8 57a 76 17W 1 S9W 1 48W 9 45B 1 48W 13 SOB 7B 5 15B 8 66B 21 37B 1 93a 17 IB 60 8B 12 20b 8 26b 8 37a ."Mb 38B 15 55B 19 31a ISW 4IW 1 29W 49 45B 8 23B 4 43W 5 35a 60 lOB 60 t5B 145 14B 80 17B 6 la 6 16B 5 58B 5 64B 76 38B 4 SB 5 66B 5 32B 193 55B 76 6B 7 42B 26 7a 21 22B 8 58B 8 4IB 9 33B 12 4B 12 53B 10 OB 8 57B 9 I7W S8W 1 36W 9 14b 6 18B 11 4a 10 lOB 20 34B 26 4B 6 41« 10 18B 35 OUB 9 37b 18 41 B 7 41B 3 6W 178 31B 43 35a 18 49b 9 9 SO 11 9 10 9 9 14 41 31 81 28 7 OW II 63S6W 00 81 06 18 84 34 10 11 9 39 18 47 10 9 39 14 29 91 16 91 99 10 23 32 21 10 10 10 10 29 29 9 10 9 66 31 11 16 89 39 08 88 16 16 10 10 33 10 16 16 30 31 39 97 30 18 18 IS 18 18 IS 18 9 9 9 18 18 31 20 20 23 10 31 31 31 30 18 11 08 80 •tWffHlI INDEX TO BLACK'y GEN SMnpriggs L. .....M S8N einpttoad HilU~^1 ate HMMon, III* ....JSa 43N Hwniworttu..»..,..J3 37n Hamtelitba Ol. ...Jit M Hamii.....,.,...,..^. 1 I6N Hemyuke ^.^^..-JO A5n Hen ........,.„..^>,....2a 43W Hm and Cliicktiu Iile (New Zealand). .......^■35 37s Hen Egg ~~~~~~57 36n llenbiiry ...^......^^Sl 30N Henderland ..^.....M S9if Hendenoii <,.,...,..,^ saif Hondenon RWer 40 04ir Hendon .....^.....^57 35n Hendrik't BBy.......^a S28 Henfleld.... .....50 iS6if Henf ..^,......... 88 37N Heng-dioo ...^...JU On Hengenberg..,..,.,.^ 4fiN Uengklang ..,....^19 On Benglo ».<>i«...«.»«..5a 3N Hengrave >...,.......M 18N Hengtoheou,...<~.M!7 5n HenTiam on the Hill 51 5SN Henkart .....^.....AJ 34N Henkelum .......^.81 SSn Hrakong, River ...^ SON Henkupe..~ .^^7 48n Henley ....^SH 7n Henley ........M 38n Henley in Arden>.Jt8 19n Henlopen Cape ...38 46N Henneboii .w~~..~^7 48N Henry ...........^..^aa 18n Henry, Cape .......M SSti Henry lale..,^..^^..^ 40N Henryville... ...45 UN HenwII ~ -.53 48m Hen«lngham~~.«.~g4 S2m H enei val«.~..~>..~.50 39N Hen«ted~...Mi... 52 SSn Hentha ~.-^-w.-»..23 58N Heou-long-clie~>~.84 38n Hepliiibui .~...»..30 7s Hepaieustell ^_...53 49N HeptanoinU.~....».«98 45N Heraatee .,.~.......86 ION Heraelea .......«..ja SSn Heraclea ...^^....85 38n 39 SON Heraclea Heraclea Heraelea ........-.^1 Sn Hsraclea Minoa ...37 SSn Heraclea Pontica 41 18N Hsraclea Sinta. ..^1 87N Heraoleopolii mag.a9 7tt Heracleiun .........31 32n Herakiia ........... ^ o oOn Herat 34 35n 3 7w 117 SOS Id 4B I asw 39 251 48 »m 3 I4W 109 sua 173 aim a4«w a 38W S ISW 80 I4W gooow ISW 148 lOa I6nr 109 17N 113 ass 13 OS 113 OB 6 aoa 40B 11S40B 15B 8 40S fi 31 IfS atnr 15 49b 1 8s U iHW I 53nr 78 3w 3 IO«r 84 8W 75 4!»vir 23 Mw 73 Ktw I Hw 3 34W A 46S 1 38S 06 36B 120 46B 85 15B 9 2W S 2W 31 lOB 76 40B 38 51B 35 42B 96 47B 16 40B 21 SOB 88 OB 13 30B SI a8s 33 18B 81 lOB Heratoo Fort ......3S lAH t H6rault, Depart- ment of «......~...43 35N Heray *!.#*. ».»»...■*— .57 S3n Heras, River ......36 35n Herbert Town.....Ji3 31n Herbtai, or Capo Herblingen ........AJ 44n HerbolMieim...^.^.^ I3m Herbom .....> .......50 39n Herbrlgen ....... M 4.. A Q 7^ Heroanmn..,.....>-.47 SON Heroulaneum ...«..40 SON Herculaneiim (MiMouri) .........38 I8N Herculia I. .........41 Sn Heroulie PortiH...^3 35N Herculia VT........J3H BJtt Heroulis Pr.«........3U SON Herdhowah .........23 SON Herdihou«e...........57 59n Hereibe«..-..........33 asN 83 43«r 8 40B 7 47B 8 17s 7 SIB 35 SUB 14 85B 90 12ir 8 14S 10 21B 16 SB 9 40W 79 88B 7 \w 3S41S .J0S6N ^1 SON HOTtK #eww>Mi Herdal «... Herodia 10 9n Hereford ..........JW Sn Herefordihire ....JtS 7n Hefemenoe .....-^46 ION Herencia ............SO 83n Herentlmle ...........51 UN Heree~...~~~~.....37 47n t Herovnia ~»~~Ji0 ON Herford .............52 7n II S3 aa 9 37 a6 10 34 S3 11 10 la 44 44 10 sa 10 85 84 18 84 16 10 84 10 15 16 a9 19 10 10 10 44 14 44 44 39 4a 9 9 16 10 35 84 38 9 9 66 33 66 66 66 66 66 66 56 66 66 66 SO IB 56 25 8«s as 63 los sa sa 38B 33 3 SIB 14 7 I9«r II SS 25B 32 8 85W 13 46 15 18 17 19 K 66 44 56 66 56 65 83 II 31 Hery le ..............49 48n Heraberg ............51 a9M Hersberg ..,,—.....,51 I4N t Hencegovina -.-43 SON Henele ...,-,..-.-50 52N Hengenide -.-...Jil 30n Hetban ....-31 47n Heidin ...-...,....-50 19n Heahbon .—.-....31 47n Hesket, Nether -I.S4 SON Heikot, New* market ..—....54 44n Heakin .-...-.-.-Jis 38n Nealind -.-. -.56 19n Healliigen -.,...— .53 2Un Heamedgaard — .Jts 36n Heeperidiun I..— .11 On Heaperla .-..-..-.3J 9n Hesperii Aetl i iopeal 1 On Heaperti Kenia .^13 8Sn Heapiratia-.-.-....40 30n t He«M Caiiael-...Jil UN ± UeaaeDaruMtadtSU IUn Heiaeloe, or HcmhI I«le— ...-S6 ISn Heale,,,-. .....53 44n HeaMun Heaton Heaudnia Het Dorp Het Loo . Het Zand -.....-..JiJ SON Heth — .. 86 ISn Hethemett-.-.— 52 37n Hetliery Haugli>-J)6 S8n Hetchel —^-.....-51 9n Hettenheuvel Signal — .-.-.-JH S6N SI ION 53 30N \i ISN Hettlingen. Heul Inn Heuaden. ....47 32N -58 30N •I 44n Heval Mount. -.-.57 33n Hever, W.-.-.....JM 29n Hevering -.-..-...56 31n Heves —.-..-.-.47 37N Hevikhorat -.-.-.S3 SON Hewerkatr— ^.-...-il 6n Hewita -.-.-.-.-Ji7 22N Hexham ,....,. 54 SUN Heyde - Hi 14n Heyhop -......— .-52 23n Heynau ............51 16N Heyno.— ...-...- 52 87N Heyaham -.—.-54 3n Heyahot— ..— .— SO S7n Heyatopdenbergli -SI 8n Heyteabury -..— Jl llN Heaar-aap— .—- .4 1 40n Hialterup ,. -....55 37N HiamaliHW -.— .JW 87n Hiardemaal-.,....-J>7 Sn Hiarkika .-.-~— IS 30n Hiamock Mt. -.-.34 28 Hiarup ..............Jts 27N Hibalatow ....- 63 32N 43 428 »*»^*1»' Hibb'a Pt, Hibe , ......26 30N Hibeh, til..... gs I3N ± Hibemia .-..-..53 On Hiokletoii --...-.-53 33N Uickling ..-.-.-..52 46N Hioka U. ...—...37 358 Hickaford —.-^-.36 35n Hfclang —.-..87 4In Hidden, l8le~-~-Ji4 38n Uie-che-chin li. -.22 48n Hiede- . ...55 5N Hielm, lale -.~— 56 7n Hiolniar, or Hielmartin Lake SO 14N H ielmeland,.— .«> 12N Hielinatadt— ~~JS7 19N Hielun 54 49N Hlera — -.. — 38 ON Hiera 38 24N Hiem Pr. .- m UN Hieracon ..— 87 88N Hieracon polls 25 6N Hierapolia— .— .36 3lN Hierapolii, or Bambyce— . 37 SSN Hierapytna — ..-.;*»»i^3 oW HIerk.- — .... 56 42n Hieromax R. -.-.32 40N Ilieron Oros Pr. -.41 8N Hl*roaolyma-.-..-3l 48N Hieraac —.-.-.-.45 4IN Ilierting 55 .ION 3 40S 10 81 s 13 I5B 18 OS 3 68B 11 I2B 35 S3S 8 3S 3S 5:tt 8 81W 80 I. 'SB 85 47s 81 SB 5 40S 6 8B 8 57b 35 45B 30 82S 35 lOB 8w 8 84B 14 17 30 87 16 17 81 14 81 9 3 iw 8 45W 9 6s 9 19B 8 20s 16 Ow SS 90 is 66 14 Ow 65 17 OW 65 40 45s 66 9 30B 8 4SS 9 9 31 17 31 17 17 11 40B 88W 6 16s 8 4gw 75 4US 6 OS S S7S 4 4SS 60 46B 1 Us 5 35W 5 19s 6 14s 8 42S 4 38w 5 8s 7 6W 8 SOB 10 24S 30 17B 10 38S 76 53s a 48W 8 7w 9 9B 3 9W 15S7S 6 )2S SSJiW 43W 4 4lB 8 SW flOSOs 8 46B 1 40Mr 8 49B 39 40S 138 7S 9 20M 32W 145 20s SO 38S 38 428 7 aaw 1 IHW I 32B 178 2SS 77 '^Smt 86 SOS 13 7s 115 40S 8 388 10 498 31 9 16 13 38 16 16 16 83 10 11 16 16 15 11 16 11 31 31 19 21 33 11 9 31 10 30 16 9 10 16 10 39 39 10 21 36 52 31 9 63 56 37 56 9 10 53 44 33 30 84 31 31 15 48S 33 6 68 32 10 28 21 U 458 21 12 US 66 14 42k 66 30 228 56 31 OS 66 32 47s 66 37 588 66 66 66 56 16 14 31 81 66 66 14 21 Hlllaide ,..„ ...50 98 Hillawick -..-.W-.60 88N Hilltown 54 UN Hilperthorpe -.— JM 8n HlUton — ...... as 47N Ulltabee ....-...-.33 On HilUlngen ...—48 9N Hilton -.— 54 .ISN Hilton -,-...-..-.-50 SON Hilton -,.-,....-...67 32N Hilton -. .87 46N «<*MM«i*8Wa M I8N JS2 18N Hilton (Hun tingdon, Hilverauni Hlliingen -.-.-..47 45n Himalaya Mta. ..-JH) On Hlmango ..-^-.-.64 7N Himbcck — .— Jil 49N Himbleton —.52 14N Himelwita ..-.-.-.50 34n Himera R.— ..-.-37 US Himera, Ta. R. .-37 S8n Himlingoye .—55 28n Himatrap —..—55 44N Hin — ,.,„ .,,...38 38N Hinche Hinckley Hind. lale Hindalia - Hindan , 19 16N 82 33N ..—56 SN 35 48N ^1 47N Hindelbank —.-^47 3n HIndelheim .— 48 4N Hindelopen —..-82 S7n Hinderwell — Jk4 33n HIndia .-...-..— .22 14N Hindley .-.—....-.53 38n Hindnuncli L. -.-J5 288 HIndoen. Island .-68 40N Hindolveaton — .Jk2 fitw Hindon -.-.—,51 SN Hindoo C'ooali, or Indian Caucaaua 35 SON Hindoo Bngh—.-.Jl ISN Hindoo Kuh-..-.-,35 3N ± Hindooatau —24 On Hindooatan —.38 36n Hindoun -..—.,.26 SON Hindringliam —-52 63N Hinda L. ,-30 45b Hindur ...,-,.— ...34 28N HIng-choo ■...-...-.32 i-JH Uingham -...-,— 82 38N Hihghenghat —.-20 27n Ilinghoa ..— ...— .i^5 ISN Hinjoiia 41 4H Hiiika, Lake —44 SON llln.ngan ——32 33N Hinojarea — -...-. 3 7 4In Hinojoaa, or Cordova 38 SSN Hinojoao 41 38N HiURtock -.— — JS2 SON Hiuter-Rhein —..46 32N HIntlealiam .—.-.52 2N Hinton Hinwyh Hinxaa Kninl. Hinae ... 47N 18N .38 98 .45 SUN 7 S-JN 57 SON 9 On a 48N 30 60N 48N .:;8 3n t Uioring Hioring -. Hiortela-. Hipolote Hipper Hippia I'r. Hipponium Hippoa Hippoa Hippo Zurytua 37 2UN Ilippua It—. -.43 4flN Uiquire 89 408 Hira 33 3n Hirabiid 33 On Hiravah Hm.— .— 87 IN llirbourg — .— .49 45n Hirchova -.-,—..44 48n Hirepolt— .— ~-.41 ION Hirmaiili -.—.-41 S6n { Uirri ..-..-.-..59 UN Uiracham.— ..— 49 3()n Hirachberg -.— ~S0 63n Hirachliauaen -...-50 88N HIracliolm— -.„-J8 SIN HiraeU— . — M 3»n Hiraon -.-.—,-.49 54N Hirtcbolmen l8le.-57 30n Uirwaun 51 43N llirxliau^eii 5() 58N Hiaardjik 48 14N Hiaigine 37 iis Hinniilia -~— .•17 25N Hi.-pania 39 4()n 3 .13W 1 84nr 6 8w U34W 8w 85 88W 10 438 8 86W 2 18W 2 I6w 3 53W 7w 6 IIB 8 47b 81 Ob 23 48b 9 48S 9 &W 18 SOS 13 558 IS 498 18 128 12 7S 114 OB 112 42B 72 OW 1 22w 8 1.3S 8 54W 70 66b 7 SSs lU 3US 5 24B 48W 76 57B 2 35W 138 508 15 208 1 IB 2 8W 72 208 68 138 69 US 80 08] 86 48" 77 108 678 US 258 77 308 115 408 588 78 558 119 lis 89W 138 458 109 208 3 yw B 6W 2 7W 5 S6w 9 Us 1 OS I 42w 8 48s 87 83B 15 15S 9 828 10 18 9 228 118 V6m 1 4UW 18 108 16 US S.'i 158 35 398 9 508 41 408 64 mw 4« 2ilS 85 378 7 22W « 188 87 69B 27 98 35 668 25 3U8 11 548 15 418 8 198 12 908 8 17W 4 48 10 388 3 27W 8 318 84 138 48 i/UK 6 4<)W 4 30w 13 la 18 9 9 44 18 9 10 11 11 10 16 18 88 38 17 10 30 66 66 31 31 34 84 47 10 ai 36 33 15 18 16 9 33 9 53 23 10 10 33 33 33 33 44 83 9 53 33 84 10 33 34 34 39 84 34 24 34 10 15 10 10 15 38 19 31 21 21 35 9 56 56 56 31 56 66 50 56 33 II 16 27 27 27 55 18 20 17 31 13 14 81 10 17 37 S3 55 65 Hoe-I Hoel HoeMcheoii. Hoenibrock . Hoen-yuan . Hocphulien.. Hoevelaken . Hoff -.-.«-., Hoff ''ofjrelaman-.. Hofkirclien .— Hofwyl Hog He Hog I, - Hogager. Hogon la. Hogary Hoge, lalp-.. Hoghton M.-.-.. Hogaby — Hogaley ........... Hogatliorpe ..— . Hogatiea laloa — Holm Bay ...-.-, Hohenbuko -.— . Holieneller — .- Hohen Friedberg Hohenhamein -.. Hohenkamer — Hohenlinden .... Hohenmauth ..- Ilohenachwangau Uohenatein .— Hohenaeiten..— . Hohen Zias — .-. t Hohencolleni . Hoilshoy ..— .— Hoiran L. — .— .- Holland Ho-Kew, Hokianga R. Ilo-kien Holalkawra . Holan, Holbeach Uolbeck. .o«i»^i«>»^ Holbek t Holbek Holbon Holbum.. Holbum' Head ± Holcar -.. Holdenhiirat.. Holdlaat B. .. Hol«>in-the-Wal (Caffhiriu) Holeecliau -... Holey -.—.-. Holey Lake ~ Holford Hoi Gat Holguin -.-.. Holibre i Uolkar.— Uolker Holker, Vpr. Holkliam -.- Hollabrunn - Uollaconib -. Ilollam's Bird Ii 1 Holland.. i Holland., llolland ....,.— .J Holland Drain, old Sou Holland. South Drain.. Holland, Great Holland Harboi Holland, Hook i Holland, Litt Holland Dpr. - Holland's Diep Hollay L Holle Hollenbeck ... Hollenated -. Holllield .-.. Hollingbome Hoi lings tede- Hollum ..-».. Hollum ....... Hollym ..— . Hoilymount-., Hollyatone. Hollywell , Hollywood Holm . Holm. Hulin .ACK'i? GENERAL ATLAS. 23 !(o.or 1»"»' Map. Nahki. 3 33W I S4W « Sw 0S4W 2W 8S 58W 10 43H it 86W 8 IHW i l«W 3 S3W la 19 13 9 9 44 18 9 10 11 11 6 8 ON 81 7N » h9N 9 4N 9 I4N 18 as 13 SBit 13 i»N 18 44N 12 5N 114 2BN 118 16N 72 33N 1 SN 8 48N 47N 70 Km 4N 10 A7if S 33N UN 76 3in i ?88 138 4nN la 6tiN 1 «N 2 SON 72 IAN 68 3N 89 On 8U 36N 86 flON 77 63N 4fiB 116 28N 77 5:.'N US 36N 27N 78 ISN 119 4H 6 SON 138 33N 109 4lN 3 7W 10 na 16 47B 18 OB SS 48H 3S 481 17 5W 10 30a M 5SB fi6 49B M 18a ai 7« ai Oa 34 43a 34 Ow 47 88W 10 13a ai b4\r 36 fi6a 3a 33a IS 3UI 18 24a 16 4»vr 9 fi7a 33 35W 9 AOB sa stoa aa la 10 bW 10 8(ia 33 13B 33 Ua 33 OKI 33 48" 44 lua 83 57a 9 :25a S3 3Ua 83 40a 34 58a 10 fiSa 33 lia 34 3»w 34 45IC 99 2t)a 34 »w 24 asN 3»N SON 32N an i 47N 18N : 9S i SON S2N 3UN 9n On I 4SN i fiVN I 4SN 3N I 45N 8UN I 40N I 40S I 3n I ON ' IN ) 45N k 48N ION WN ) ON > SON ) 63N ) 38N i SIN i 3»N ) 54N 1 30w 1 43N I 5«N I 14N r S3N r 25N ) 40N 5 ew 9 7W 9 sew 9 lla 1 oa I 42w 8 48B 87 &3a 15 ISa 9 82a 10 la 9 98a 118 >!6B 1 49W 18 lOB 16 lia 35 ISa 35 30a 9 608 41 40B 64 2im 4« 2iia S6 37B 7 22W 6 18a 87 fi9a 87 9B 95 e6a 25 3UB 11 64B 15 4IB 8 )9B 18 SOB 8 I7W 4 4B 10 3UB 3 S7W 8 3IB 84 13B 48 iH)K 6 4<)W 4 30W 94 84 10 15 10 10 15 38 19 21 21 21 85 9 66 66 66 31 66 56 60 66 32 II 16 27 27 97 65 18 20 17 21 12 14 21 10 17 97 82 65 65 3SN Jl 2<)N ..^30 ON SON 19 83N Iloei-tcheoii Hoenibrock Hoen-yuan Hoephulxen HoevelHkeii ...^..^i I IN *> On #»»<<»o«wi»ji«xww^«>«i>uU I HM Hoff >^...... .^■4& 40N )'ofniiiiuui,^..M..^I 30N Hofkirelien ^,.,,.AB 38N Hofwyl ^, _^47 9n Hog Head SI 46N Hog I. .i^........^89 On Hog»gw...„,.„.^.J6 aSN Hogun It. ,.....>....J9 18B Hognry ,.^«.J>7 37n Hoge, Iilp,.,.......,.Jt4 36N Hoghton ....^.^.^63 43N Hogibj ^.,......^.^7 16N Hogsley ..>.....^....86 36N Hogitliorpe .^>,...53 13N HogitiM hlo* ..~~21 38N Hogyea 3 47n Holbek w5S 43N 40N t Holbek Uolbom...,....„.,..J)4 1?N Holburo .«. SB 3SN Holbum Head .~Ji8 36n ± Holcar .^.,.^....28 ON Holdenliiint.„.,..~SO 46n Holdlait B. 34 688 Hole-in-tlie-Wall (Cafihiriu) Holeacliau Holey Holey Lake Holford . Hoi Oat Holguin Holibre ,~. t UolUar. Holkcr. Hulker, Upr. Holkliam .,..,.33 OB 84N 62 47N SON .^.51 ON 28 558 20 67N I 46N 22 ION IIN ,,.^.54 I4N 52 57N Hollabrunn ...~...48 Ws Hollaconib SO 4BN llollam'a Bird Isle 84 6s 1 Holland 62 19N i Holland 52 30N Ilollaiid .. . ....,...,.. J' >4 3N Uolluiid Drain, old South 58 4IN Holland, South Drain 52 44N Holland, Great ~.5I 49n Uolkuid Harbour .46 46n Holland, Hook of 51 &7n i Holland, Little JSI 4«N Holland Dpr. Ki 32s Holland's Diep — 51 43n HolhiyL 57 18N Holle ... 58 67N Hollenbeck .,.,,....53 37n Hollenited Hollfleld , Ho. 0* 84 34 S4 16 84 16 16 17 19 17 18 15 13 83 21 62 11 81 9 92 91 9 47 19 89 20 18 90 17 18 18 19 18 90 17 90 18 ai 80 98 46 34 63 34 33 19 10 9 91 21 9 11 11 33 10 69 88 19 10 39 10 38 47 10 33 9 9 9 19 10 36 16 16 20 Nimn. tAT. Ho. Of 103 SOB KKl S6a 118 Oa &64B 113 42B 5 42B 5 28B 11 SSB 17 33B 9 84B 13 8a 7 89a 10 13W 90 37a 8 S3B 147 3a 7 88W 8 37a 9 34W 15S7a 9 8B 16b 73 60vr 19 46B 69 6w 13 30B 10 6b 16 17a 10 7B 11 32B 11 S8B 16 8b 1047a SO 8B 10 SOB 18 llB 9 OB 10 6a 30 68B 12 25B 98 51 \T 117 40B 173 26b lie 6b 76 i:J»2 2N 1 Honduiw .,.„.„1S 80N UondunMBay.,~„16 On Honduraa Cape m>10 On Honey Pond ........Sig 32n Honfleur «...,.,.,.,. 49 26N Hongg 47 84n Hong-hai B 29 48N Honghai lale ,,.„.28 35N Hong Kiang.„. Hong>kongI. Hong-koue Hong-alian R. Hongtae Lake .,,.,.33 SON Honhully 14 Sw Honigham ^„..^'i 40N Uoninoia ,..,.,..„.,44 46N Honlto » ~~..>,.«..,.JW 40N .22 SON 28 I8N 45N .29 40N Honiton's Clist SO 44N 90 a7w II SOB 77 lOB 81 66a 37 loa 36 67b 10 7a 118 96B lis 40a 74 38B 74 68W 71 sow 137 OW 89 OK S8 6UW 4 9a 87 Ow 88 OW 85 68W 8 40w 14b 8S8a 115 18B 115 7B 113 40B 114 18a 116 3B 113 SOB 118 SOB 76&oa 1 6B 90 4Sa 3 llw 3 85W Honrubia .. Hontonaya Hontomi Hunwur... Hoobaree Hood Point ..,.,..,.33 3a Hood Point 34 268 Hood'a Iile 21 308 Hood'a River ...~~J>7 On Hoo«« Mierde 61 23N Hoogerhoi^o.,„,.„.Sl 2eN Hoogeween ,,..,...,.,52 43n Hoog Uaalen 62 55N Hoogly 23 On Hoogly, River — ^29 ION Hoogatraten„.,.M,.51 24N Hooingham .......^mJM IIn Hook, .63 44N Hook Norton 51 69n Hool ......... .,...,,..08 3uN Hoole „~w.~._~,63 42N Hoom, El. 34 36N Hooper, Cape «>>»..6H 5N Huormara,.~~~~~S6 16N Hoom 53 25N Hoom 53 2n Hoom 58 SON Hoo8enlka,.....,.,..,38 on Huosun Abdaul ,~33 4Hn Huo-too-ihan B.~,23 50n Hope «» «N Hope S3 SON Hope 58 28N Bope Mount 34 08 Hope Mount 35 578 Hope, Ben....„...~58 23N Hope Harb(>ur~,,~64 ON Hope Hendenion~.78 4UN Hope lala ,...,,.,.^,44 57n Hope lale 3 658 Hope Loch 68 86N Hopeless Mount ,..29 158 Hopeless Mount .~31 Os Hopeaay — : 52 27N Hopetoun Iluu8e~.55 5UN Hopewell IB 26N Hopewell Cliannel 68 SOn Hopewell Ileiid .„58 30n Hoping 24 33N Hopital .. 45 fi5N Hopital 46 I3N Hopitalet ... 4 2 3oN Hopkin'a R. ...........SS 08 Hopkinaville 36 60N Hopkinton.,.„„„..44 40n Ho-po>ao .., 19 SON Hopton ... 6 8 3iN Hopuluica R. ~~~38 408 Hor Mount 30 33N Horb : 47 In Horbakke 67 6n Horo^o Horcakta Horcaai Hordlev iHoreb. lioreda, Rivor Horera .28 .MN 6 I.3N .-,.37 418 9 16W 8 58W 3 38W 79 SOB 9 24a S7»7a 119 328 135 SOW 109 OW 5 7a 4 lOa 6 SOB 6 34a 88 87a 88 108 4 44a 58W SOW 1 29w 16 OB 2 49w 6 26W 64 30W 66 08 5 218 4 468 5 38 68 548 72 448 117 648 3 IW 1 47W 4 3(!W 135 238 144 58 4 33W 49 SOW 75 OW 80 16w 177 608 4 37W 139 328 146 558 8 53W 3 27W 77 83W 77 low 77 65W 115 SB 7 13N 8 28 1 478 142 408 87 22W 74 45W 109 168 I 438 177 408 35 398 8 208 8 .'iOB 4 38W 99 17W no I6W 8 S4W 34 08 67 34W 178 368 91 88 19 80 80 99 S4 34 33 49 49 64 47 60 16 46 46 46 13 14 15 34 36 89 34 34 34 34 34 10 89 10 10 24 24 24 33 36 38 63 64 40 16 16 16 16 33 33 16 9 9 10 22 9 36 40 33 16 16 16 83 33 34 9 9 11 62 62 II 39 39 43 63 11 68 52 10 12 47 40 40 34 15 15 14 62 44 44 34 10 63 37 16 21 24 46 46 10 31 49 53 IfAMIk Ut. IKi. 01 «*""• M*r. Hontmnr Horieaprirg Horton Horton Horton > ' orton Horton Horton Horton Cliartliiim 61 15N Horton R. „. 29 SOa Horwiek .^...,...,.63 36N Hongerode,.~.......5l 4on l<'othapooiia~~.~,.,40 4N Hoshlarpoor.~...,~..31 86N Hoeilpoor ..........^...29 S4N Hoaingeu ^^^..M ON Hospital ........46 aSN Hoapitaldel Obiapo 7 178 18 238 1 ABw 4 I8W 8 14W 9 6W i 17W I 33W 1 la ISO 908 2 SSW 11 108 40 688 76 6a 73 9a 6 28 3 19B 17 21 10 10 9 9 9 9 10 sa 9 90 80 33 88 16 IS Hoapital (Mont 6t Ootbaid) ....^.46 37n Hots Droog Hossee .,.„. Hosseloe, lale Hostalrich. Hoste, Isle . Hoatenmark. riostomit«~,~.«.....49 63N Hostrup ^...,.....^.55 ON Hosungnbad...,.„„.29 4In Hotzumei,..,,......,47 S8N „.39 SON S 16W 84 Hoasu Palyi.,~>...,47 22N Ilotangen .,..„~.~.64 la Botellerie, I. 49 IOn Hoiliam Inlet ,,~,.66 40N Hoti-Kiang 83 Son Hotxenplotz River SO SON Uouan „.........~~36 38n Houana Hokeno..~37 43s Houat lale 47 83N H oudan .^.^.^........48 46n Houdelalncourt .,,48 S:^n Houialin .......^.....JiO 6n Hougarde ,..,...,~S0 47n Hoogory Hd. ,.,,,.67 34N Hough .~...«~,...~5* SAN Hougbton,.,„..„....68 6IN H oiighton ,,^.......,..53 26N Houghton Chap ..J14 In Houghton, Or.......53 34n Houghton, L. „„.J»2 14N Houghton le aide.~54 36N Houghton Lit.~~,.63 S3N Hougltton Port.w-&7 ION Houghton Keglt^Sl 66N Houghton-le- Spring „.,.,....~.54 SIN Bougie Fd. ........ J9 44N Ilou-kang ...... ..,..26 48N Houkour S3 ISN Houlton ..... 46 2N Houmasheraii ~»..39 6n t Hou-nau 28 ON Hounslow 61 28N i Hououang .,»,».S9 ON Houo-fung 30 24N ± Houpe .............. '11 ON Houm Loch Houro Loch (Lewis) Houma ,7 7N «JS8 ON .,.34 4IN Houadale ~.~.~.~.57 ION Houadule 67 16N Housenee .,,,....,....32 6n Houahai: Houston. Hout Bay lloutcheou Houten Houthalen. Hout Kloof Houlman'a Abrolhoa Isle ~.28 468 Houx Muralia 38 S^N Houxi Ahmed Khan ..,..„., 31 ON HuusiMeerDHOud34 16N Hov 57 SN Huvoag .,~,~«~-~J>8 9n HoveC. hi ~~~~.44 ISN Howara .„....,.~~3» IBN .44 61 N 28 IBN 51 45N .37 998 448 Howard, Fort HowBSheea Ol. Howden. Howe C. Huwe, Cape Howe Pt. Sfe Norfolk I.-,. ^ How-Choa .. J l 9N Howehree "'M 86n Howe's Isle ~..I9 08 HowgHte .,..,....,..55 48N Huwick .,..~...~....55 27N 1 528 8 34a 76 188 77 258 II 638 3 418 70 OW 10 lla 14 38 9868 77 488 83 498 31 428 14 68 848 163 Ow 108 30a 18 58 107 7a 17H 408 8 Ow 1 34a 6 308 6 418 4 ClB 7 28W 3 &^w 408 8 7w 8 SOW 1 8lw SOW 1 40W 1 20W 133 3(1W SlW 1 asw 7 158 110 508 38 458 67 57W 48 228 III 408 83W 111 308 no 408 112 308 6 33W A SOW 92 208 3 SSW 6 23W 63 358 70 318 4 saw 18 168 120 148 6 88 5 228 19 4.JB 113 858 S9 35B 66 68B 62 U8 10 SOB 8 128 64 27W 9 SOW 88 SW 33 308 62W 150 98 isr 18a 119 668 75 308 174 OW 8 12W 1 SOW 117 268 IS 8> SS 91 94 48 91 19 91 SS 19 19 99 14 40 34 90 84 68 14 14 14 16 16 11 13 10 9 9 9 10 9 9 40 10 9 31 84 r, 4i 23 34 K 34 34 34 11 II 33 II 11 32 33 la 88 34 16 16 3S 53 33 sa 33 21 33 41 86 44 87 9 61 n n 84 SS 1 11 • 6S !ti> o oo- o, I „-;,r"r-" -' -58 l/.l.V 4 .LIU- 1 1 Oiut .>J(3 AON a?! OiuUf Adolph ~^l 37N OiMUbvern .....^..M 40i« Gotlrow ^..^..^...M 46N Out* ^......47 UN Ofltehkoo ^ . ..^jg 47N Outanloh »..««^..UM ^4It Outhrie ...~ ae X)it Otttpurba R. ....^16 Mn Outian*, Laka ««^l tan Guttat Fiord ....JOi AON Outtingm .^ 47 38n Outtitadt «^...>,J3 5»N GutturAl* .........87 4n 10 Gutimarovr Guyana R. .JM 36N 730s Giiyandottt River 38 30n Ouysbora 48 23n OimRotte .. gg 63N Gusoiw Mt .......38 3SN Own ......... ..17 S5N Owadel.............«g5 llir Qwadiir ............. 9 5 IAN Owaltor ...... — ...V6 20n Owall ................ 46 44N amyiopOI. ~»..28 6N OmMore Bay .~JSA An Owaek .............^AO 7" GwenddufMtMMMMMM^tl An Owennap ........... IW 13n Owlllimbury ......44 6n Owinnear Mi».~.»..AO liN Owoidsieo .^......48 36n Gwuttar .............aA ION Awutter Bay ......i^A AN Hyatu .................46 44N Oya ..........~........48 8N Oyergyo ......^.....40 42n OyRaeiii L. Oylen Cattle Oyllinge GylliDM, Ri OynaokL. Oyndei R. Oyongyoi.. Oyorok Oyrtane Gytliium Gsudin 4UN AIN 6N .14 30N .......47 4AN ....~.>4(i UN ..~.U0 ION .,..~..36 44N ..4B 8N 26 111 83 01 lii 19b 17 AflB A3 381 8 33B 9 40«r 75 A4a 9 26«r lA 401 9 17a 30 23a 33 loa 17 141 83 30W 82 i2w 61 3A«r 89 18B 93 rim 94 SAB 63 lAB 63 8B 78 SB 7 38* 33 3RB 8 23ir 6 8W 8 iSw 5 low 79 SAW A 24W 2A 93b „ 61 30b 33,A5 61 SAB 32 23 19B 34 43B 4 88B 9A29B 98 Ob A33W 10 lUB 10 13B 4 GW 4A 12B 19S6B 21 46B 31 8B 99 33B 9A41B H I8 46N 8 ON 19 AON HaAg ......^...........48 6N Haaland ....^...^..AS 46n Haarle .................62 24N Haarle ..................ta 81 n Haarlem »,..,....~„A2 S3n Haate, River....._A2 40N Habal, Oin el~..~.23 A8N Habbeal), or Quil- ' ^3 20N as AON A3 47N 11 35N I 23N 23 248 .54 2N fit: Port 01 Habcliester ... Habergham .. Haclia, River Haclien ...~... Hacienda Tore. Hackball Uackennll 53 S6n Hockestown ..»....,A2 52N Haek forth..«..~,~.54 20n Hacking, Port..,...34 48 HackneM ..,.....^.^4 18N Haconby ....,..,....,52 49N Had, Ras al Huddam ..... Haddemstorf Haddenham Haddington X Haddington County....... Hadegage ~». Uadenieben. Haderup Hadenip Hadiicoe Haditlii Hadjar Ha^i .23 15N ....41 29n 2 44N 23N 5 58N 33 33 17 19 S3 17 13 33 IS 2S lA 90 37 30 61 44 41 33 38 39 S3 99 33 16 87 13 10 10 10 43 10 19 19 38 14 19 66 13 31 31 11 66 19 19 66 38 19 Hiiinau ..^65 67N ^24 A6N 16N 66 24N ^....^.^..M 4IN 42N .ii6 AON 42 83N Hadli-Ogli Basarilk «....~>.43 32n Hadleign>.............&2 2n Hadleigti,.»..~...~Jil 34N Uadonaville ~.~...,37 40N Uadnmte ....^.^....46 an Hadria -49 35N 75 2w 73 Aiw 102 53B 13 lOB A26B 6 53B 6 24B 4 37B 7 16B 33 19B 35 20b 2 6W 2 17W 72 A7W 8 3M 65 8W 6 3IW 3 Agw 6 33W 1 39Mr 151 12B 34vr 22W A9 50B 72 SOW 9 37B lOB 3 45tv 3 40w 30 46B 9 28B 9 OB 10 SB 1 33B 43 IIB 26 52K 25 AB 37 52B 66B 36H 78 13W 14 AOa 14 OB 43 43 35 18 33 16 13 16 17 87 37 12 9 49 17 50 13 9 13 9 53 9 10 39 44 17 10 13 13 37 21 21 31 10 30 36 27 37 10 10 44 66 56 t Halnaiilt,...,.......ftO aW Haine* R.... 6 ON Haining — . AA 32N Halningliead........J>8 AN Halnton — ...........53 91 N JiO BM 8 51" 17 10 30 13 Raiton Iiie .«.......3A »An Halthwaite . .53 SON Haiti .»... ...»19 ON Haiti, Cendaa......,lft A'iN Hai-yiing.io~~.~...37 ON Hi^ eek4ok«......,..38 3nN Hn eepoor ..........96 40N Hakim Klian .....J8 43n Hala MounUino ...26 AON Halah .... .. St 3AN Halai ~..~~. ~.4« 98N t Halawan ..^..^...37 20N Halbeath ,~. ^M 6n Halbentadt ..........Jli AAN Halcro Hd. ..^..M 44N Haidager ..„..,.... .67 8" Haldentleben .....JM 17N Haidenitein .........46 A9N 1 Haldimand....~..43 On Haidrup ...~.......J>g A4N Haldttbary Hale ....~.~ Hale. ~26 17N ..13 2(IN ..Ji4 97N Halem ........Al IAN Haleydapoor ..»..] 4 3SN Halei Owen .....^...^^2 87 N Haleswortli ...~....A2 SIN Half Gninle I (fO 40N Half Moon Ki. ....17 4AN Halfaia ......>..,...... 1 6 On Haifayah ............. lA AON Halfway Tree ~.~.I8 On Halliul 31 96N Haliacmon R.......40 SAN Haliarpoor ...^....96 31 N Haliburton ^..—.K 33N Halicamaanu ..»...'!7 4N Hglidon ...............AA 63N Halies ...............49 7N Halifax ....^......^.JtS 44N Halifax Harbour...44 38N Halifax (Nortli Carolina) .....m»S6 17^ t Halifax (Nova Scotia) ..,.»....,. Halifax (Nova Scotia). 3 AHB 43 OB 9 A9W t 8«W 14W 130 8H 1 raw 1 9t)W I SOW lai 48H 66 188 SA.IB 90B 37 57" (W 4AB 67 3HB S3,83 46 aa M 10 31 a eoaoB 3 3.' 301 76 ....~67 34N Halkett, OHpe......70 36N Halkler ..„.........Ji6 I3N fiftlkirK »»^^w>#»#^i*w<'< ^ 8 SHN Hall ^^........Jta 6N Hall Mt....~... 33 4a Hnll (Wurtem- berg).....~...,......49 An Halla New Tn......38 47n Hallabeed 13 ION Hallagroe, Hu...~..67 17n 77 4IW 44 .44 56N 68 OW 41 44 39N 63 40W 41 3AN 76 30W 44 Halian L. Halle Halle Halle Hallein. Haliiraa .~J17 ION ~~~5l SON ....JiO 4;iN 7 4iN 3s(N Hailing gkarvan..J)0 94N Hallow ...............62 I3N Hailoweil .............44 15N Hallrule,..............AA 96N Hall*B,SirJaniei,Ii.37 AON Hallgtaat~...,.....~>t7 3flN Hallton,....,,.. 5 7 4nN Hatium ......,..,....^53 SON HBllwyl L 47 17" Ha:iyaree.........,.,.28 ION Halinagy.....,..«.„40 17N ± Halmstad ,..^...,57 ON HaimstHd .............56 43N HaimyrlR ....U4 SON Halmyrish ..........44 45N 63 ARW 60 SSa 6 3BW 158 30W 8.l»a 8 SOW 6 HH 134 358 9 4Aa 60 80a 70 4a 7 I3W 7 93W II A9a 4 loa B Ilia 13 H8 92 BAB 8 30a 8 lAW 0g43W 3 SOW 194 AAB 18 308 4 9W A 408 8 l.'ia 07 348 98 3HB 41 83 II 40 91 II 10 03 18 33 33 II II 30 10 17 19 19 99 10 44 13 84 19 11 18 10 83 19 Haloneuus Haipitty .. Hals Halscar Haladorf Halgtead Haistead Haiated Haiston, Higli Halt ...39 I5N ^0 51N 7 low 55 HN 50 AON ^^l A7N i SON 1 36N ag 44N 33 A6 66 91 19 17 10 10 91 10 33 IS 808 19 408 80 678 m 08 93 538 38. AO 80 48 83 II 68 8 A7W 8 AHB 378 88 II 188 338 63 908 liaimiieriiiiilli Al 99n i4w 10 A!IB I &3W 66 A4W 1 6W 6 31B 61 SAB 68 48W 1 A6W 1 3IW 146 A6B low 1 I4W S3W 1 37W 78 AW 76 tiw 32W 3 »W 14 88 17 78 4A 30B 44 na 9 33a 1 44W 1 SOW 8 4»w 76 I3B A 17W 8 4W 107 lOB A OW A 44B 9 I2W 2 4t»w 1 23W 1 SAW 36 448 114 OB 120 lOB 121 20B 3 67W 13W 1848b 20 21B 18 OB 110 65B 1 9W 71 53W 29B 113 SOB 2 llW 9 Jw 78 45B 3 low 30 30B 1 44W 6 2B 12 31B 9 43B SOB TO low Haninianteln .,.»..A 3 40n llainnwrwkih ......JiS 40n Hsmniond, Hiver 45 SON iiamna Voe~.~~~60 31n liainont...............sl IAn llainoon L........^JH SAn Hampden ......^...44 43n Ham Pmloii ..^..60 48n t Haniptiiire ......^Al 8n Ilampiiliiire llilii..41 35a iIainp*tMd ^...,^1 33N ilompilead Norrle Al 29n Hampton ..^.........Al 94n Hampton ...........Jis I3n Hampton .i.........~41 In Hampton J7 IN Hampton, Little..J»0 40N Uamploii LovetL..53 IHN llamnt ....^.....,...30 3n Hamnuiga ..^....,00 A7n Hamrun Hllli ......34 On M^mrun, llllli of 34 4An H»midorf..>.........A4 18n llamitaeli.~.........A4 40n Hamiteriey .........M 40n Hamwood Lonilen A3 40n UlUUti|Ui ...............16 3N liunaltap Hanbury ... Han-oiioung Handa. Ida Handel . llandford Handiey ... Handiwortli, Ilandtwortli Haneka Hang KUng. Hang-ciioo 46N >3 17N ai ON 98N Al 35N .....JU SON .~J13 7N 93N >3 30N 26N ...30 SUN ...30 16N HangHihoo B. ......30 Sum Hanglngiliaw Inn AA 46n Hangletun....... ....60 AIM Hanglip, Capc~»..34 Ma Hangueit 30 AOa Hango — II 108 Hangtohoofoo ......30 Ian UunTbleton ... 53 46n Hanlliue ............ 3 6 88 Hanlngfleld .^....,..61 40n Han-Kiang 31 ISn Hanley >.... 53 2n Hanley ...^......^.52 2An Hanley ..... 38 A3n H»nlitli..~...........A4 2n Htinneoh ......... . ..19 40n Hnnnington ^......Al 38n lianiiut .^............60 42N llanofen 48 43n Hanover .»»...~.~..52 21 n i Hanover .~.~».,A2 SON I Hanover ..........18 23n Hanover (New iiampiliire) ...^43 40n Hanover, New Iiiu 9 458 Hanmu~.~~~.~~.JS4 UN Hanil ~.~~ — ~.~29 5N Hanilope ~~~~.~.53 7n Haniteod ~.~~~~,67 8n Hah'toheng ~~~~.33 On t Hanti(Nuva Bootia) Hantum~, Han well. Hanwortli. Han.yang. Han.yu »»*»•**• ^^a 1HN M>»3tf 3N ^^ft7N M.^ On r 34 4SN ..JM IBN M~54 4«N ..^4 40N mM 40N ^16 aN ...^ 46N ,~JW 17N »~a-i On — bS 28N ^61 35N ...M SON — 63 7N 03 8SN 52 SON 32 26N 30 30N 3t) 16N ....30 3UN iin 55 46N ,..^0 aiN M«w#iJ4 MB 11 KM ^...30 IAN 58 4flN ...^39 88 61 40N .....31 12N ^...JW 2M M....A2 3AN .^...32 A3N ^..M 2N 19 40N 38N ..^..fiO 42N ,..,..48 43N ..>w52 21 N .,„^2 SON 18 23N Uw 16 A!ia 1 A3W 66 a4Mr I Cw A 311 61 Km 68 48W 1 AAW 1 aiw 145 661 low 1 I4W 22nr 1 37W 72 bw 76 «w 32W S »W 14 81 17 7» 4A 3(iN 44 01 9 33a 1 44W 1 SOW S 4yw 76 I3B A 17W 8 4w 107 ION A »w A 44B 2 12W 8 4UW 1 23wr 1 SAW 30 44B 114 Ofl 120 101 121 2(IB 8 67W 13W 1846b 20 21N 18 ON 119 AAB 1 9W 71 A3W u :»■ 112 301 2 llW 8 7w 78 45N 2 low 30 SON 1 41W A 21 12 31N 9 43B 9 30B 78 low 7N 8N ON 2M .....W43 40N lalu 8 468 ......54 UN M.....29 An .~.~.A7 u >.M~.4A , 63 23B ......51 30N r.....#51 85N .......t l U iIlN ... 33 AON ...^..47 3IM ....^■M 108 ......A2 AON ^^0,^YJ IAN 68 53N 66 6N .......38 55N 14 208 14 :....,....,A8 37N HMrpitodI ,58 AAN Harptne, E..,..~.J1 17n HarptrM, W Al 18N Hmtm .. ,37 ON Mftmy .., , ..,, , , JW 3n Xlftfltt #...,, ■p.........^* SeiN Harricannau R. «~AI On Harridstoy 67 28n Harrington _^...~,34 I7n 41 16 10 10 34 34 19 A3 10 28 23 56 66 33 56 36 36 10 31 21 10 10 29 18 17 10 22 22 HnrrinRton Inlet~.3l A38 Ilarringwortli 53 33N llarriorpoor 21 S4N Harrii.Iil« 67 AON Harris Mt. ...........31 168 MarritMt 33 158 Harris (Rum) B7 In Harris, Sound Qf..Ji7 44N Harrinbuifh ..,...,.35 40N Uarrisbuixli 40 18N «,■, „ ■. .i. m iwi... 1.1 1 II .1 III Harrison ,»«,ii ,39 I8n Harrison's Bay ...70 25N Harristown .,.,«...J3 ION Uarrold 62 12N Harroldwick 60 48N Harrow ,..,.,,..^..^2 33N Harrow ,„.^^,^,^\ 34N Harrow Pepper ..^Jil UN Harrnwgate .....i..J>3 59N Harrur ~ 9 40N Harryhur .,,...,.,.14 3IN Haraln ..... — ,. — ,34 8N Uarstbouma TarranU.. ~51 16n Hart .>»..., 54 43N Hart Fell .... 68 23N Hart~...... 27 188 Hart's lAke ........30 ION Hartberg .~~ , 4 7 I7N Hartbum ...^^..^i 33N Hartbum .,......,. 65 ION Hartbury .............52 2(In Hartebeest River 30 308 Hartebeeste F. .,..33 158 Hartenstedt ..~.,..J>2 63N Hnrtest 52 8N Hurtfleld ,.^,,.^,^1 6n Hartfleld ^,.........57 88N HiM^ford ,.^,,..,ja 6N Hartford ...........JH 18H Hartford (Connecticut) ,.,.41 47N Hartford (Oeorgia)32 I9N Hartford (Kentucky) .......37 2In Hartheim .,...........48 9N Hartington ........JM 9N Ilartlund ....,..,..^.51 ON Hartland Point .,~51 2ir Hartlepool ,.„„..,.M 42N Hartley .............. j>5 4n Hartmansdorf ..^.^.60 53n HartniRnsdorf .~wi9 28N Hartsliom ............52 49n Hart8on................54 3(in Hartwith 54 3N Harty Ch....,.w~.~.51 21 N t Harts ~.5I 56N Tiartz Mountains .,51 48N Hartz MU. ..-..^43 128 I ' arvey 's Isles ..^...20 Os Hnrvey R. .........33 Os Harviiigton ......^.52 8n Harwell ^^„,,.,^SJ 36n Harwicli >..~..~~~51 56n Harwood .........»..54 43N liarwood ,.....,.^..65 S3n Hasbeiya .........~,33 85N Hasbeiya Nahr. .^ai 7n Hascair, Pi. of — .15 54n Ha8coinbe.M~.~~.51 9n Hascusle ~»~~~~6U 37n Hascusie Isle ~~~(iO 37N 34 7b 38 )ii 4AB lOw 40B ft S2W A9W 7« Ob 6 8IW S29W 8 35a 8 38W 3 37w 39 9b 3 llw A37B 79 40W 9 MB 91 47W 153 40B SOW 86 40B 6 AOW 147 MB 116 44B 6 84W 7 Aw 00 8w 7647W 84 Alw IA2 1AW 6 4IW 37W AOW 6 25W 81W 4IW 1 33W 43 OB 7A 48a 47 40a 1 26W 1 I6W 3 30w 35 Sla 85 30W 15 57B 1 83W 1 52W 8 13w 18 SOB 85 8b 7 40b 4IB 5b A 47w 1 36w 53W 72 42w 83 24W 86 51W 8 57b 1 4gw 4 27w 4 30W 1 lOw 1 27W 12 47b 11 29B 1 29W 5 56W 1 4IIW 54B 10 20a lU 40B 146 4lB 158 OW 115 48B 1 54W I 18W 1 14b 3 18W 2 64W 35 42b 35 348 14 34B 33W &9W 1 OW Haiel ,.«~ .53 3N Haselbury Bryant 50 A2N Haselpoor .~~.~.~29 41N Haseliine~~~~~~.5-2 39n HasenBer -M 28N Hasenpotli ~~~.~.Ji« 40N Hasin ,..~.~.J>2 57n Haskerhorpe ~~~A2 A8v 9 28B 8 8IW 78 48B 7 27B I6 39B 81 46B 2 AOW 14 8B 5 49B A6 9 10 11 10 as 11 11 17 v> TO 31 II 16 40 31 44 63 10 33 11 63 A3 11 11 44 44 44 40 13 10 13 13 10 10 9 86 33 33 10 9 13 88 44 19 9 9 10 38 38 17 10 10 11 9 10 44 44 44 18 9 10 10 9 9 17 18 10 9 9 10 17 17 53 64 A3 10 10 10 9 12 31 31 26 10 13 13 17 10 33 17 20 23 9 26 16 ilauririlla dt Hausan Uausker .~~... Hauases 1«. Hbiuwui Haut Isle Hsuto Isir- Hauwert ~. Havanna Havanna (Alabama) Havant Havay 1.^.34 SON _A0 A2N 23N Havdegrind HockJM) On Havel River Havelburg Ilavalts ~~~. ,~JI3 A8N AIM J)8 47N Haven, Eiist,.~~JMI 31 n Haven, West 06 31 n Uavaningtiam ~~~ft)t IttN Havaringland »~~A2 4Un Haven Isl««.~~.,,60 4M Haverfordwest ,.^.51 48N Haverhill ,..~~.~~A2 AN Haverhill ~....~.,.^ 3N Haverthwalte ,..,...54 IIW i Havotlijair.~....J8 AON Havre de tirace ~.49 SON Havre de Oraoe »JM 3ilN Havre, Hd, .„.,.~,.49 98N Havsiey, B. ..»~»«A4 82N Hawakiro. Hawarden HawashR. Hawas Haw-cheun I. Hawcoat Hawecsa Haweh, El Haweto Isle Hawes Hawes Wr Hawick Hawisa Hawke, Cape Hawke'i Bay Hawkeibury.^ — Hawkesbury H, ...,38 IKs Hawkhead ..^.^Mt Mn Hawkley .mm~.m~AI Sm HswKHdge .~,..~A1 4N Hawks ,...,..,...,.J)7 37n Hawksdalo ~~,.,.JM AON Hawkshead ~.~»~A4 33N Hawksburst ...~.~.51 8N HBwkswortli.~.~».a4 8N Hawlgong~M»~«Ml8 I7N Hawnee .m~...~.~.S8 3N iA4 ION ,63 AON AIN .^A 60N .29 3im ~~.,J)7 I'' Hawnby. Haworth — Hawtliomdun Hawthorne - Hawulbaugli Haxer . Haxey Haxton Hay ~. .~.~.53 SON l ISM .^.62 AN .34 A4S ,48 40N „.~,..4» 44N ,SI SON ,57 ON ,68 83N ,~.JM SSn lAO 4AN nay Hayd H"y84i On Hazzenli He icham Headoom Headford Headingley Heu-lio-so M 8N ~.a8S4N I ION 53 SON 1 AON SON •8 8W USOW 4 IB 8 OW 18 la 18 aa 6 I4B 3 30W a 38W 1 84B I loa 1 28W 4 A6W 851 79 OW 3 9W 35 SOB ?■ 70 8W a 35W 1 uOw 174 481 3 IW 41 801 48 38B 113 SUB 3 I4W 47 471 S6 OB 148 OB 8 13W a 48W 9 47W 48 SB isa 84B I 177 80M 8 lUW 151 Oa 4 S3W S6W 8 88W 1 SOW 8 OW 8 OW 80a 9 4W 77 14" SAW 1 IIW 1 A7W 3 8W I Slw 70 37« 8 A8B OlW 1 47w 3 Sw 117 SOB 117 9AB 14 87B 19 48B 8 ISW 09 AOW I S8W 5 7W 8 7a 117 aua 6 84W 13 6a 1 81B 8 IIB 8 llw 3 93W 9&la 80 4SW 4'a6B' 3S90a 43 nsa 4 34W 34 4Sa 3A33a 08 48a 14 IIB 901 87a SW 1 34W 190 Sa 44 10 16 19 90 ao 16 la la 10 10 la 10 10 44 31 14 44 14 S8 9 86 88 84 88 87 9 la 89 sa S3 10 03 la 10 10 H lleldekrug . Hetdelbeeli lletdelberi HeMen 10 33 10 D 9 13 33 31 9 10 10 S8 sa 10 10 9 48 la 17 sa 18 18 14 18 la 9 14 44 «*«• 16 81 80 la 81 81 sa 83 88 96 10 IS 9 47 ilelden Naab, H. Haidenburg ~.>.~ HsMenlieim HeldlngftM ~A5 SON ~Aa 8N ...49 94N 1.47 96N 49 94N I.I4S39N 4(W 43i( Helgham Booth ^,58 »m HalfhiBgton „^...Ja ISn Heighlngtun ■ 54 SAN Helibron »,,, „„ w..49 9n Helllngenburg ~~.47 49N ilslllgenhafen llsillnnstadt Hellsbeiv lielnola , Heisohllng Helsell HeMi Jebel Halilemest Helterslieli Heltlimora Hekawi .47 S3N ^ 26N 30a Hskkariyeb R 37 4<»n Hala,i.J^ 54 37N Helbrelsl«~~~. Heldburg.. HsIdMu Helder. HaldewatI Hsidiia II.A3 93N 16N 51 IAN 58 SON 7N .33 4AN Helena R. ..~~~~Jil 868 Helena (Arkansas) 34 S8n Helansburgh~.~.~~A6 In Hclgera ~~..~~..~,61 SON Hella Ha, ,~~...~..a8 an Halioe 43 848 Hiligoland. Isle ~.ft4 11n Hellk«>, 38 12N Helhilka... 39 On Heltopolls,. 80 7n Heliopolit .. HellanT' z Helk Hellatl HelledoB Pt. ~..~~4a 20N Hellefnrs .A9 46N HellesO. ~~~~~~40 AN Hell Hellespont Hellespoittus I Helfeviones, or Buidnes Ilellevoetsluis Helligsoe Hellln — Hellyer R, Melmbracht~~~~~50 16n Helmburg Al 49N Helme, River 51 19n H«lniedon..~~.~~.3a AM Helmlgzyde ~.~~~53 ION Helmont ,~~ — ~~JH 99N Hvlnisdale~~~ 58 AN Hulnisdale WaterJ>8 AN Helmsley ~..~..~.,54 15N Helmsley Upper ~.54 ON Helinstedt ~~.~A8 14N Helmund R,~.~~.~JO AON Helnoes .~....~.....55 9n Helorum ~.. 3 6 53N Hsloe ~~~~~~~.~.36 47N Helperhusen~~~~JH 3IN Helpliigtaam~~~~.S2 58N Helpstone ~~~~.~.52 39N Helsbo ....... ,61 49n Helsby ............53 15N Hclslngborg .........56 An Helsingfors~,.~.,.,...60 UN Helstone ...^^......AO 6n Helsuin..~...~...Al SON Helton.»..»,...,...A4 In LHelvetii .........46 SON elwick Head....A2 3n .47 I7N J63 42N Uemberg.„ Bcmblinge Hcmel HainpsteadAl 45n Hemer Castle .....JiS 33n Heniing .......^.,.48 41 n Hemingbrough ..Ji.') 46n Bemley .»......,..,Aa 2n Heminen~. 51 66n Uemmet . ,. „ ., . ,,,wS5 48n Hemmoioe Uemna Hempnall 55 SIN .,..66 UN i 31 N Heiiiprigs Castle...JS7 4ftN Hanipriggs CastleJW SSn 21 92a 858B 8 4IB 33B 18 4B 18 531 10 OB 957a 9 17W 098W 1 SttW 9 14a 6 )8B 11 4a 10 loa 90 348 86 4a S 41* 10 18B 35 SUB 37b l8 4la 7 418 3 6W 178 318 43 358 18 408 S13W 10 458 5 808 4 448 188 35 808 116 108 0OS3W 4 44W 8 08 80 358 84 08 8 148 83 88 83 828 31 188 36 la 4 40W 98 308 39 SOB 87 388 14 308 86 108 7 aiw a0 3A8 36 828 IS 08 4 7« 8 828 1 48W 14A35B 11 448 11 08 11 SOB 1 9W 6 538 S40B 3 48W 3 4aw 1 4W 56W 11 18 63 808 10 la IS 78 as 468 9 598 19W 33W 16 378 848W 18 408 25 08 A 17W 6 448 9 3W 8 08 73IW 9 88 18 28B 39W 3S8W 6 598 68W 1 198 5 428 8 S88 11 148 13 448 1 188 3 8IW 3 4W ao 18 IS 18 18 18 18 18 9 » 18 18 at 80 ao as 16 91 81 ai 90 18 11 58 80 ao 9 18 16 16 81 81 58 44 la aa 88 56 91 98 98 56 95 10 98 80 56 aa ao 11 37 56 55 16 91 94 A3 17 17 17 10 16 16 II 11 9 9 18 83 31 66 28 17 9 10 98 9 99 33 10 16 9 55 13 19 22 10 11 14 9 10 16 31 ai 33 10 11 11 Hlfw HarbllDgm HwboWMii ciMvOfn 15 ta ISM MSBM Hurbrlgan .........i.«4a 7it 47 MM Hcmnuin. . Henubuieum Htroulaneiim {H\$touH) ^.^..^..M 10it Htreulitl. ..»..«^1 6n Hwoulii PortaiM.^3 35iv iloeuUi Pr.^.,,.„.iJ7 67W HareulU Pr.^..^^3U iiON Hardhowuh ...^^M SOif Htwtohoiiie......^^J7 M" Herrtbe ,..„.........33 S3n .soa6N Bank Hwwlbt 10 9N Hartford ^,..,.,„M Sn HaNfordiliire ...^9 7n HcniiMnM .^>~..^ ION HareneUt .»^..»...JW 83n HarentlmU M llw DStQt #*******» »>M>ni»iiii««^M.55 45N HorlMUi ........»...^7 S3N HarioirtNoai.....^ 30n Hananbuioh .i...^! ION Harkfanan^....,^^4a 4n Harkliilip»>>'>'ii»iw.»»*#»w»37 S2n kHarmionei ..,..^1 On «>m)itag« ...^.....JUt ION Barmit't ble ....~. 1 40n Hermit's Isles .....AS 4M Herinon Mt. ^^.^3 28N Hennon, Little ~^ 37n Hermontliis ..,«....<^& 38n Hennopolii «.^....^7 S^n HermopolU, Little31 Sn Bermopollf, Oreat27 48n HennopoMtaiia Ph7lMa~~~~>~>27 43N HermoM, ViUa,.,>..38 46n Hemudorf ...^.^.JA 8n Hermiu R. ........Ja 37n Hernom »..r«. ,43 I3N Heme ..^..^.^^.51 22n Heme Bay ^,..,,^1 S2N IIemiDg8liulm,....Ji6 4n i Henioiund, ,.„JS3 ISn llemoMUid ..^«^.62 33n Hemttadt ..^^~.51 a4N Herodium.~~...~^l 4In Ucroea ..~~.~^..>37 35n Beron «........^,..«.80 34n Beron 37 34n Beron, Isle ^.~~4« 4n B«K>n, L«keM~..>U i2(lN Heroopolb ..»«.^».3» 3n Heniopolis, O. of 28 30n Hemidon ,.,.»^......40 38n Uerradura ..^..^ 40a Berredsted ^.^....^.M I In Berraiialb^ ~^8 47n Berranberg 4fl 37n 8 SSb Berrera 42 37n 4 Ifiw Herrara 42 ION Mw Berrera ^.~~ 39 »9n 7 6.1W Barrel ..^ 42 I6n 45vir Berrlei R. ~~~.~S8 9Bb 151 SON HerriDgton E. ,.„Jbi S3n 1 24w Bermhuth 50 A9n 14 46R Henehbach..,.,..,,.JiO 35N 7 42b HerKliel Ue ^,JOi 20n 139 OW Berrted L. .^.......wJM) A6n 6* Hertford ^.........^l 47n hw t Hertfordahire .~S1 49n lOvr Hanr* .^^^..^...JO 40n 5 44i Har««y R. ....^.JSa 3M 148 23a Ucrmyl Bay ~~~24 40> IS2 4&n HlelMford ~.^^.^36 3aN Bidang n 41 n Hidden, file M 38n Hle-che-cliin U. ^29 48n Htade,. a5 AN Hlalm, Isle ....ag 7n Bielnwr, or Bialnunm Lake SB UN aielmaland ,..«> 12N BieliiMiBdt-~..~^S7 19n Bl«lun ................84 49N Blara ,~.»«..~ „38 On Blara«^.«..w..,^ 24N W I IN ...^ 98N ^35 6n 31 N HiaraPr. Hieracon ..>. Bieraconpolli Hienipolii...^ Blerapolii, or Banibyceu.....^^37 SAn Bierapytna .~~~^'IA In Hieratii ^...,.,.....28 AON Hierden.~..,....~>.,^2 S2N Htarea ~~.~........^3 8N Blark ...^ BO 42N Bieromax R. .>«^2 40n Bieron Oroi Pr. .^1 8n Biaroiolyina..<.>..>^3l 48n Ilieraao ^ 45 4In Hiertlng .^ M 30n Bigane ..>«^..^.29 8n 31 BIgh Bray High Bury new BlRli Cliump- High Ereal <..~...»A2 Higli Halden .....,.AI High Uedial 54 AN 19M 3N 4AN ON 47N High Hill Pott wl8 21 N High Uoyhuid,.,.,^! 35N High Island (Papua)^..^..,^. 3 2AS High Offley ^....^i SON High Peak ...... ~~63 *iAN High Pil(e>..~.~».4>4 42N High Ricliington..JiO A8N Higli Street .........JO 16n Highani Ferren .JSli 19N Highclere .....Jkl SON Highdyke .86 7n Highgate ^^..^^5\ 34N Highliind B. ...........37 A(i8 Hightown ............JiA 34N H igh week.>..,......J>0 83N Highworth ^,.,.^1 37n Higuera ...~....~.~38 AIN Higuera, la 38 82n Higuera, T. de la 37 On Higuey ..^.............18 30n Bilbar ...................42 A3n Hilbeck....>....~.....54 33n ± Hildburghauaen SO 20N Bildburglwusen ..JM) 26N 1 Hildeaheim 53 7n Hildetheim ..^..^....AS ION Hildethehn ....^...50 33N t Hiltis ~>~... 20 30N Bilgay ..............~A2 3AN S Bilil Arabs 2A ION Bill River .~.~.>v.J>S 9n Billah, Town of. Sfe Ruins of iittbylon,...,..^..^. Bill of Cat ..........A6 A8N Billborough ^...^^2 Xtt Hill R. ... ........30 208 Hill R ~a3 35B 77 Xiw 80 «)■ 13 7" IIA 40a 8 38a 10 40a 1A4BB 6 «■ 10 2N 11 4Aa 12 ON 14 43K 30 32M 31 ON 83 47N 37 &8a 90 LIB SA 471 Al AN A 40N 6 8N 8 A7N 35 4AM 30 23B 35 lOM SW 8 94M 111 OW a Alw 9 33W 3 9IW 9 SOW 43M 2 AOir 74 OW 1 35Mr 176 3»M 139 ON 2 19vir 1 54W 3 4W 3 5»W 7 4flW 30wr 1 21W 4 I6W low 177 ON 2 2HW 3 SOW 1 4IW 54W A 5UW 6 3IW 08 48W 81 7N 8 19W 10 43B 10 43N 10 lOB I) A5B 6 40B 7 OW 24B 18 SOW 95 OW HillBoulh. 44 33 20 S4 31 31 33 33 31 91 56 A6 A6 56 56 66 66 86 56 16 14 31 31 66 56 14 31 46 10 9 10 10 10 9 43 9 53 63 10 9 9 10 18 10 10 13 10 63 13 10 10 94 34 24 47 27 9 17 17 17 17 17 86 10 36 40 ..M) 31 N 62 flillofSungur....«ai 5UN Hilleah ...24 OOn HillesdaleRu.~~.JI7 IAn Hillested Billhead . Billig Hillingdon , Hiilington., Billnian R.. Hills. Lake of the 59 Hills of Fare ~~~.Ji7 Hillsboro ~~~~ — 26 ION Hilltboro ~~~~~~39 9N S58W 40B 115 20B 138 42B 4 20W 48 OB 82 2IB 7 lAW II 37B 2 18W 6 MW 28W 34B 116 40B 109 OW 5 34W 80 4W 89 28W ao II 10 63 63 10 11 31 11 11 10 10 63 40 II 44 44 Hillsboro Bay (Pr. Edward's I.)~~>46 8N 63 15W 41 Hillsboro (North Carolina) 36 4n 79 15w 44 Billsborough ~~~A4 88N 6 7^^ 13 Uipoloto Hipper . Blppis I'r. Hippontum Ilippua Hippos Hippo Z:iryti HippiM 1 Uiquira Hlni Hinil Blravah Ha. Hirbourg flirchova Birepoll Binnaiili LBirri irsohani Birschberg Hirtchhausen ~.~JM) 28n Hlneliolm......,.....85 SIN Hirtal~.~.....i«.« ..^A.^ 39n BIraon ~»~~.~,...49 S4n BlrtsholUb II ;r.t>,..S7 30n 44 4UN I ION ~~.4I SON ....~.50 ON ..49 3IIN ..50 63N Hirwaun Ilinhau^en Hisardjik ~ Hitigine — HinwIU ~. t Hi.>paniu Histar Bissar mm., Histiaea~.» Hisioniuni t Hisira JSI 43N ~.V) 52n 42 14N .^.37 23N :i7 2AN •««Mtf«wdv HUN ION .iJ9 12N ..~:i9 2n 42 8n ION BItchIn ~.~. 51 SON Uitoliipucksiuy ~.28 lUN Hitterren .~~.~~..03 98N Uttteslaigh W 45N HItu ~~~. 23 838 Hitsacker 63 18n Hitskirch 47 13n { Hivites ......~ 33 3UN Hivniint~.~.~~~~JS2 47n Hlwassee River ~.35 20N Hizkirchen Huiington Ho Ho. Ho. Ho Ho H Hoai-ho~~~ Huui-ngan ~ Hoa-Kiiig ~ Hoang-clioo Hoang Hal ~~~~.J8 On Hoang Ho, or Yellow River ~.34 IAN Hoath ..~.~~...~...i51 20n Hoathly, a. Hoaihiy, W Huatsiiuig Hobart Town Hobbies, or Chx- oil's Isles ~»~ Hnbe Inlet ~~~ Hobhuuse Mt. Hobroo 32N ...52 AN ~.48 42N .-«) I2N ~~~-31 46n 35 48N 34N 30N ~.33 On ~~33 3:iN .^.35 7n ;iO 2AN .16 (IN .20 A9N 42 22s .^.66 3UN Hobs, Ras El ~~~3S 58n Hoburg ~.,~~...~.fi6 57n t Hoch ..~.~........47 36n Hoch Vogel ~~~~.47 2:iN Ho-cht~~~~ 24 4«IN Hoclidorf 47 ION Hochdorf ~~~~~~49 Sn Hoolist ~~~~~..~.47 89N Hoclistett .~~.~~~.48 37N Hillsborough (Oblol ~.. ,~. .TO I8N 83 33W 44 Hochstetten . Hooliseit ~~ Hochliffe — Hochun ~~~. Hockeruiig ~ Hockliam ~~ Hockwold ~~ Hocsieu Hoddeadon Uoddom Hodeida ~~ Hodeiga~~~. Hoden Hodnetl Hoa Hoe-choo ~~. Hoedic, Isle . ~48 55N ~53 In ~5i S(;n .~37 20N ~.52 42N 52 31 N AS S9N !5 SON .~JII 46N ~~..A5 4n 14 30N 12 SON 19 40N ,2 SIN i5 3lN 29 SON .47 2IN 82B 118 xoa 1 4I 65 37B 7 2-iW 18a 97 SOB 97 »B 3SS6B 25 SUB II S4B I5 4IB 8 I9B 13 308 S 17W 4 48 10 388 3S7w 8 318 24 138 48 KOB 5 4UW 4 30w 68 508 75 388 23 148 14 438 13 40B 18W 82 29W 8 408 a 45W 47 SOW '1 Ob 8 168 30 08 3 34W 85 OW 9 148 1 41W 82 52W 106 2U8 117 55B 103 08 III 40B 109 458 117 08 119 58 113 08 114 458 123 308 120 OB I !)B 108 4W 98 508 147 2GB 83 SW 80 SW 146 2B 9 4»B 14 138 18 88 15 108 10 258 108 OB 8 178 11 5()B 9 4IB 8 288 10 308 7 3HB 15 568 3(iW 113 378 1 38 538 32B US 458 3w 3 low 42 408 II 258 11 SOW 2 34W 8 188 118 258 S &4W 91 35 9 66 56 66 31 86 66 60 66 33 11 16 37 37 V7 56 18 30 17 31 13 14 31 10 17 37 33 65 65 33 33 66 66 66 •WW* 10 44 33 10 61 17 15 81 10 44 16 10 43 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 39 39 10 10 10 29 53 46 44 63 91 96 23 19 18 34 16 18 26 17 IS 15 20 10 34 10 10 10 29 10 13 29 36 36 10 81 34 14 49 arm M A3N en ^..JH) 281* filN 3UN ..^9 S4if 1' Jf'.f,..fl7 aour •~~~ — SI 43N Ml SSN 48 UN — 37 »3n .'i? 25W >~~.J9 40N .~.».^ ION .^ 12N .^at 2n ^2 8n 45 ION MN UMjr ~^8 I UN <*0m*****mM3 8oN W 4&N ~^ 238 .^S3 12N 47 13N 33 3UN 2 47n iver .,M 2UN <..~..^>M 32n 4» 42N .'Mt 12N ^^,.,-i\ 46n »~~.~aU 48N 30N ~.33 On ~.33ajN 33 7n I ^^^10 25N or Iver ...^ 18N — .^Jl 20N ~~~»~80 &SN ' ~,~~^1 5N I SON 42 54S 16 (IN 26 fi9N 42 i>28 „.~Ji€ 57n >^»., 52 68M Holme ——A3 44n Holme 52 30N Holme — — 8A I7n Holme .■>. —84 4An Holme (York;— A3 33n Holmedal 61 2aN Holmedal —59 30n Holmeo, Isle —69 31n Holmee— — A.'i 12n Holmesfleld — — 53 17n Holmeitrand ,,.,—59 SON Holmin Isle— —56 17N Holmland Isle — 5A 59N Hulmi of Ire .......59 20n Holne — .... 50 31N Holnest— ,— .50 53n Holney — — 53 3Kn Holpochl ———45 SON Holiheim —48 37n Holitan, Hiver —.15 4iN Holitebroe .—....,56 22n i Hoktem— — A4 IN Holatenborg — 55 13n Uobwortliy —80 50N Holt .52 A4N '101 1 ^*i»^#i»*^^»^i#^5A SVn Hopewell — 18 26n Hopewell Channel A8 ION Hopewell IIe;id —58 3IIn Hoplna . — 2 4 33N Kopital llopiUI I.1N ...42 S6N ■.18 OS .J6 SON 4)>N ,I9 30N 79 90W 43 8 :K\r 24 76 13 w 44 Hopitalet . Hopkin's K. Ilopkinivllle. Hopkinto Ho-po>w Ilopton —82 33N Uopuluica R. —38 40B Hor Mount —...—30 33n Horb ... — : 47 In Horbakke— — 57 6N Hurc^Jo— — 30 16N Horeaaitai— 22 I7N Horeaiitat— — 30 3N Honlley— — A2 aIn X Uoreb— — — 28 34N Horedu, River—— 6 I3n Horera ——37 418 Uorgen . 45 I4N Horgote— — 27 S.'iN Horfnghauien —81 I7N norlngotteh River 22 On Horley— — .Jtl ion Honuata .,..—.— ...So 59n Hormead— 81 A7n Hormlgai, Iilea —37 38N Honiiilloa — Hormuaabad Hoi Horn. Horn, Ben Horn, Capa Horn Head Horn, bli Horn Isle Horn, Mountuin— 61 SON Homaclios .. 38 32N Homafvaii Lake— 66 ION Hombech, New— 49 llN Homberg— — 48 12n Homberg ——47 I9N Homburg— —52 IN Homburgh — ..A2 IN Hornby — 54 7n Homcastle — J3 ISn Horndon — .— .— AI 3iN Home...^.— .......M.5A 4IN Home, Isle — .— — 14 (» Horohizen— — Ai 24N Homillo— — — 39 9N Homingsey hi 15N Horali— .— .— 47 22N Homos ———38 9N Hornsea— —53 56n Homsey ....—.— .5 1 34N Homum— — 56 36n Homusnen— 47 30N Horodenka.— — 48 42n Horohora Mount .37 36s Horopa— — 38 48n HorreaCeliii — — 36 ON Horrea Margi —43 55N Hursburgh ...........55 38n Horse Head —55 45n Horse I — ..——.58 2n Horso I.— ———AS 38N Horse Leapu—. A3 24n Horse Savanna R. 18 In Horse Shoe Bay— 23 158 Horsemonden— 51 8n Horsen ———58 A2N Horsen's Fiord —55 AIN Horsey 52 45n Horsford —.—..52 45n Horgforth— — 53 50n Horsham .—. — ...51 3n Horslian Hotilandby Horsley Horsley Horsley E Horst Horst Horst Hontave; 4 .'L'lW 49 »iw 75 Ow W I6w 177 408 4 a7w 139 328 146 A5B 9 A3W S27w 77 83W 77 low 77 SAW 115 38 7 138 8 28 1 47a 142 408 87 92W 74 45W 109 168 1 438 177 408 35 398 8 208 8 .108 4 38w 99 17W no I6w 9 54W 34 08 67 34W 178 368 8 358 40 lOB 8 588 89 858 I2W 88 128 28 43W 64 54W 56 37a 6 S78 15 548 4 2W 67 30W 7 68W 87 308 88 45W 118 Ow 6 3W 17 408 7 22B 8 148 10 38 10 368 10 37a 3 39W HW 228 8 SOB 178 lOw 6 22B 4 34W ISB 8 558 2 87w 121V 6W 9 428 8 38 25 388 176 08 47 168 10 308 31 8a 3 8W 11 »B 5 19w 4 4UW 7 32W 76 I6W 70 33w 26b 9 498 10 via 1 368 1 16B 1 3»w 22W 4 25W 11 llB 1 27W 3 14w 26W 6 4B 9 38B 5 34B 7 I6w II 39 39 43 A3 83 89 10 13 47 40 40 34 18 15 14 59 44 44 34 10 53 S7 15 31 34 46 46 10 31 49 53 IS 33 17 33 10 S7 10 34 80 33 16 33 II 48 13 39 44 40 34 33 18 18 18 20 17 9 9 10 21 53 16 34 10 15 34 9 10 31 16 19 83 33 66 66 13 31 11 13 )3 47 80 10 31 31 10 10 9 10 13 14 9 10 10 16 31 16 It iiouma— 34 4lN Houadale — •>^ ihn HoUMUIa — .„ 57 I6N HoiManee —.Hi 6n Houshalra— — 29 ion M""**"" in A3M Hout Bay —34 sa iiuuiciieou - —lOaSN 62 iN Hoiittuiien— .. -.61 3N H.H.1 Kln.rf „,,.,„„M 9f ihn Howard, Fort —..44 61 N Howaslieea Ql. —28 I8N Howdeii Howe C Howe, Cape Howe Pt. 8t* Norfolk I.- How-Chi Howehree Howe's Isle HowgHts Huwlck t Howick Howick (Lancaster) —A3 4AN Howick's Group —14 8(ia Howmore, K. *" '"- Howmutr Hownam, Howood How'ta-ho Howth .....—. How>to-ho Hoxter Hoy lid Hoy, Isle (Orkneys) Hoy Kirk Hoy Mouth — .— JM A6N i Hoya — — A2 45N Hoyu 62 48N Hoyer .. 5 4 5Hn — AI 27N AS 33N AS 18N Hoyhambre, Cape 43 2fiN Hoy land Iwaine —53 33n AO 49N 17N .42 IN 49 2n 11 158 . 6 33s . 4 528 38 598 18 40S 12 568 65 an 62 88 10 208 8 128 64 27W 9 SOW 88 3W 33 918 62W ISO 98 XtH 18a 119 558 75 3U8 174 OW a I2W 1 36W 117 £68 Hoyerswerda Hoyerup Hoyerup I ***f^4^^^ Hoy ling Hoystrup Uoz ...... Hradisch. Huacho — . — ~. Hunhiu, River Hiutllaga, River Hualylas — Hiiainangfaa Huambo, Cordillem de Huonmaco — . lluanacha R. . Huanaliuca Vol. —40 38s Huanahue Lake— 39 408 Huancabanib.1— 10 68 Iluancam —,—.15 348 Iluancayo Huanta — . Huanuco Huaqui, or Bapisbe River— 27 45n Huaraz ————— 8 458 Huari 8 50s Huarini — . — .—16 458 Uuarmi Coclii L. 13 158 Huarochiri Huassaga, River. Uuataconde — . Huatalaiiie — . Huatia Huaura — . Uuaycoma . Hiiazequilki Hub Hubla major Huckeswu;(en Huckiow,Lit. Hucknall Torkard— ,.— A3 3n UuddersBeld —...53 SW .14 358 .23 \i» 6 3* Huontemo Head.~42 358 Huere«l....»,.........3B 53N Hueroalovera «....37 I8N Ruerta i,.i..«„..41 ISn Huerta, la,...........Jl) SOn Huertaa, C. delas 38 3In Hoeaea .48 6n Hueicar~»w.~~»,~37 47n HuesM, River >,.>.37 OS Hiieaor, River .....IS S8n Huflngen ............47 55n Huftur«........,..~..28 ON Huggnte .».~_.~.M ON Htiggtnstown ,...^9 VJH Huirglecoti: ...»8 42n Huiliul ..,^.....,....,.31 3SN Huillelrum Lake 37 30s Huimani Kr. .......29 14s Huiisaeau ............47 43n H II l«8en..,..„.....,,,.JH 57n Hiiiien ...............Sg 18n Hukange .,...,.....,...49 I8n HulHeldab .^.....65 30n Hulitan ...~,.,».~-33 55N Hull ......„„. „4g I?9n Hull,Ft...,.~^~.~.>33 I9n Hull, River .........93 4Sn Hullinnburg ......41 9n HuUovlngton .„,Ji\ 33n Hullyhal ~.18 I7N Hulme ... ....53 28N Hulme, River .....K) I5n Holpe....... 50 45n Hulit«~,..,~.~.~.~.51 18N Hulniing ...~......J>7 41n HultenUd .........56 31.v Hulton, Mid. 53 33N Hulwud ..33 6N lliiiiiaguaca~~~~,.29 40s Uumapuknur ......88 33N Humber River ......53 3UN Humble...... 55 51 n Humbledoii .....~~50 5An Humbleton ...,~.,»J>5 34n llumbria, T. (In ,JXJ lO.v Huine».............,..J» 3UN Humeerpoor.....»..26 ON Huniel ............ ....Si On Huinla_.u..~...,~,..57 5RN HummaiD, Jebol 29 ION Humman .«..........39 47n Hummnth ........33 47n Humminge Land .54 43N Hummock Mount 33 409 Hummocka I. ......40 IOb Hummurgliur ...,.,..25 7n Humoon ...........31 IOn Humjra ,...47 35N Hurashaugli .,.....,..^5 3n Hiina Inn .............58 37n Hunda .... ...,..^8 51 n Hunderthwuite ...JSK a5N Hunderup..........55 25N Hund«hoved.,.«...»55 VJ^ Hundy ...............14 41 n fltinefeld. '^ 40N Hunein ■\h I9N t Hungmry ........47 2aN Hungan .........50 2<>n Hungerford .........51 25N Uungoo ,.. .....33 V**<^»«w33 IfN Ida Mt 3!) 40N IdalluM .......... JS 3N Idanha .^,........^9 51 n Idanova ....70 5n 86 3Sa 68 8W 68 ISW 98 IOB 80 OW 85 SOB 19 44B 84 IB 89 8W 41B IOB 037a 37 49 49 56 S9 33 87 37 47 10 10 10 Idapa, River, or Buapa .,.,.....,. 8 SN Idbury.... ....SI S3n Idchalal 4l SSN Iddah Attah 7 30N 6 SAW 13 38 37B 66 162 OW 40 34 3SB 86 86 54B 30,56 ai 30a 66 7 4W 34 103 40a 39 Idprstrtip .. Idlce River Idimi Idle... Idle R. Irilicote .......54 46n .44 39N ,4 \!>S SON ...J3 I8N At 6n 106 88 w«w«wiiM>«i»»^ * I In Idre .................61 ON Idria ......46 ON Idro Idulabad t Idumaea.. ,...,.... Idyghur... lebedevak IS 45N .19 40N .10 SON .17 ISN .47 24N lefreniov 53 laN legorievak ».....,. J» I6N lekateridonar ,....,.44 S8n lokaterinbourg .....66 54n lekaterlnoalav .......48 84n t lekaterinoslav .,.48 On lelatom........... 54 32n lelayaur...,..........27 SON lelisavetgrad -,.,..48 27n leni Khan .........48 88n leni Khan ^43 42N leni-klul .,.,...42 IRn leni Saithra ..,...,..48 25n Ienib.tcar .........43 16n TenidjeKisilagliad42 7n leiiikaleh .. 45 21 n lenikiui ............41 17n lenotaevsk ......47 9n lerami ............15 89n leremlnka ..........Jia 3n Icme ...........,.J>5 27n lesi 43 aiN leste .18 83N letcliaohien ......35 40N levloushina ,..,...,..63 SN Ifae, M. de Ifleld Igal Igaronos Igen Igenoe, Isle Ighafer Ightfleld Ighthan: Igilium Iglau ^»#*»^0«W>»WKI1 38N I 7N ...46 32N 28 JS28 4 59N ,71 6N S2N 62 57N l 17n .42 22N ..,.,^..49 2.1N Iglau, River ....,..,48 55N Ivlesiafeyla ......43 29N Iglesiaa ............39 21 N Igliaco R.. Iglo. Ignacio S. Ignacio S. Ignacio 8. Ignacio 8. Ignacio S, Ignatpol Ignoy Igoumen Tgualada Iguana . Iguape Igunpe River Iguaiu Iguvium . Ihitokg............30 SON lliodepoor.....,...ai S6n Ihoon}oowarra......83 I9N Iliung.............31 ION lihia 31 59N ^....JSJ 54n .48 SlN ..14 13s .32 888 ..23 208 ,.25 148 .37 88 Jk\ UN 48 I7N .S3 46N .41 36N .26 40N .34 448 .24 408 .85 S8S ..43 83N 67 6W 1 SOW a6S3a 7 IOB II 68B II 41B ai i)B 1 44W 87W 1 3SW 43 48B 18 42a 14 SB 10 89B 78 SIB 38 Ob 31,56 73 I5B 33 SI ISB 33 35 8SB 38 SB 38 4Sa 38 4Sa 60 4la 34 S8a 36 3()B 41 S2B 78 20B 33 3IB S3 40B 82 I8B 86 40B 26 SB 87 I3B 86 23B 36 S5B 88 42R 46SSa 23 S2a 40 53a 8 89a 13 14a 3 86W 119 S5B 56 12B 3B Mw 17 58a 59 5IW 9 S2B 84 OB 26 44 b 8 4IW ma 10 6HB 15 aia 16 36b 7 S8w 8 878 SI 83B SO SOB 65 I4w 63 41W 63 35W 63 3IW 65 SOW 88 38a 6 84B 88 8Sa 1 a8a 99 49W 47 a6w 47 14W S4 45W IS 33a 74 SSB 70 15b 71 4.1B 78 33a 35 I3B 49 10 97 36 31 35 86 9 9 10 86 23 19 35 33 80 23 23 23 23 23 23 33 33 33 27 37 37 87 37 37 33 87 33 37 33 31 35 34 29 23 24 10 19 80 21 22 23 9 10 56 50 19 24 26 28 19 49 60 80 60 60 23 14 83 34 46 61 61 61 86 S3 83 33 31 UttUiWUlbMMMtt BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. ttr. Lou*. Ro. or Maf. 3 M tonio 3 3i MMWMw6ft On ,.....^83 8n 41 4nN ....^48 I8» ...~^ll> MM iM) ASV .^^.ta 4N .....^S SON MWMWOO SI If 37 51N ^70 ION ,3!) 4IIN ......JIO Mn .-^70 6n »#«#<»# 9 5N MMw^— 41 ft3N 7 aiM .,.,„.^4 46n ....^44 39N ~..,wt4 IAN 5.1 IHlf #MMw>##4« 1 In 61 ON 46 ON M«M*«45 45if 19 40N 30 SON 17 UN ~.~.^7 24n w.»««53 13N 44 58i« .....M S4N ...»~4B 24n IV ^48 On ~54 32N .27 SON 48 27N .48 28N .43 42N ~42 I8N .42 28N ..4.1 16N :liad43 7N .^5 2IM ....^l 17n .47 9N ~3a89N .....Mi S7n .~,43 33M .^38 83N — 3S 40n «#i#«>M3o 3aN ..M 32N 23 JS28 .......414 SON .~_52 S7N ...^.51 17n .42 22N W...49 23N .48 S5N ..43 29N .>w39 2lN 37 54n .48 51 n .14 138 ..82 268 ..23 208 ...~2S 148 .37 88 ~AI 14n U8 17N ~«3 46N Ul 36N .26 40N .84 448 .24 408 .85 58s .^..43 89N ....30 SON .31 56N .^..83 I9N .31 ION .31 S9n 8tt35B 68 SW 68 I9W 96 ION iO OW 85 508 19 44a 84 III 89 8W 411 lOB 37a 87 49 49 66 88 33 27 87 47 10 10 10 6S5ir 13 38 37a 56 163 OW 40 84 958 56 96 548 30,56 33 30B 56 7 4W 94 103 40a 39 49 10 37 36 21 35 56 9 9 10 56 23 19 35 33 67 *W 1 3»«r 96S3a 7 10a 11 58a n 4lB 91 (m 1 44W 57W 1 35W 43 48B 18 42B 14 SB 10 89B 78 3IB __ 35 Ob 31,56 73 15B 33 51 15B 35 25B 38 SB 38 45B 38 45B 6U41B 34 S8B 36 308 41 82B 78 208 33 3lB 83 46b 22 IBB 26 40B 26 38 87 13B 86 238 36 25B 88 428 46 558 53 52B 40 53B 8 29B 13 148 8 26W 119 858 66 128 38 13W 17 588 69 5lnr 9 53B 24 08 26 448 8 41W l»B 10 5KB 15 338 16 368 7 58W 8 878 91 838 90 308 65 14w 63 4Inr 63 35W 63 31w 65 SOW 88 328 6 848 88 358 1 388 99 49W 47 26W 47 14W 54 45W 18 328 74 558 70 158 71 438 78 338 35 13B 23 80 23 23 23 23 23 33 83 33 23 27 37 27 87 37 37 33 87 23 27 23 21 25 84 29 23 24 10 19 50 21 23 33 9 10 66 50 19 84 36 28 19 49 SO 50 50 50 23 14 93 34 46 61 51 51 66 33 S3 S3 33 31 Nam l»r. liona ± liljrrieum Ilm, River IlOMI Ilmen, Laki Ilni«naa~~. , Ilnmiflu, Klver ..M 94n llmw ................Jl 44N IlmlMter.~~.«.....JIO AeN .10 4UN 17 ON 19 I6N >9 44N 11 35N Ilo-llo...- IIIOTBiUk . IlloTlinika IlMnbacL_ Iliey, Biat lUiOB.... Ililay W Illon IWa Ila Ilx, Hlver......,.^..<48 33N lis, River ......JO IN Ilihofen ....,..,..49 ION lUstadt ......48 S2N loia, Lak«...........,'/7 30n Iinacliar... „ 55 36N Inundra, Liike ,...67 58N IniHti Hupan ..^..89 48n Inuui Zaaeh..........38 S7N Iinataca............... 8 SON Iinataca, 8a ....... 7 40N Imnund Blkkauah .36 37n Imaiu M. ^.,.,...,...44 ON Iaibar.................51 14N Imbro, ble Imbro* ....... Imbshauscn t Imeretia All^'B rrr rrrrr i rr i « ii i » i Immensuult 8N 10 _ 51 46N .39 ON Imininglmiii.....,....'S3 .38n Iii1(>Ih.,..........,....44 23n Imoon R. ....,■.... ..37 47n ImoMlii ......«,.....« 43 31N Inipbjr ........... ...46 S6N IiuKlier, River .~5i 28n liiiueB 1 ION Itmrea.~.....,........47 I3N liibiiUkoe ............64 ON In AVI..............38 45N Inca „ 39 41 n xncn »«wo»^M>»>*«w»w TN Inch.,. ..........54 S4N Incli^........,..,. ^.53 ION Iiicli, Isle ...........55 4N incliafrmy Abb. ..JW 23N Incliurd, Loch.,....Jl8 27s Inclmrewer Cos. ...57 38N Inclibeg... 52 4N Inclibroi?k...,...,.Ji7 19n Invli Co)iii............56 3N Inch Keith, l!ile.~56 3N Inch Kenneth ....,.JM( 89N Inchdaimie .......,.JS6 ION Inche* M 38n Inchee .,.,...«... S7 SON* Inchgray 56 53n Inohiqiiln Mts. ..Jii 5n Inchkenny ....,._.51 51N Inclilaggon ..........S? 6n Inchney nj 42N Inchmurl8...........JS7 Sn Inchrory .............57 ION Inchtura ............S6 37n Incliygeelagli „„..51 51 n Inciia .........43 40N Indal .....,^..........62 33N Indal, River . 62 88N Indapoor ........... 18 5N Indchigis ,.,,..,....41 ION Inden 46 23N Inderabia Isle ......26 43N TnHAfnl _ ;}!} ^,,f 17 308 II 4lB 44 SOB 31 908 10 378 10 lOB 54W 9 54W 188 9SB 40 5»B 43 55B 18 llB 1 I7W 4 4w I 18W 1 44W 10 158 15 568 13 988 10 578 9 548 13 818 97 40W 5 23w 38 108 50 95B 55 58 61 4W 60 46W 62 158 88 08 9 8W 85 528 85 SOB 10 28 43 08 S3 08 10 138 I4w 11 448 65 358 17 188 3 168 6 458 10 478 77 42W 19 828 91 808 33 38 8 578 3 62W 4 68w 9 59W 7 SOW 3 4IW 5 iw 8 S4W 9 llw 3 35W 3 18W 3 7w 6 9W 3 I3W 3 57W 3 54W a 33W 8 45W 8 32W 4 69W 4 16W a 37W 3 84W 3 8W 9 SW 11 278 17 llB 17 8.38 75 78 S8 268 7 378 63 448 69 36B 69 228 68 08 Me. or MAr. ~ 66" 18 9S 93 17 17 10 10 36 as as 18 10 10 10 9 66 19 18 17 18 IB 46 13 33 33 33 49 49 83 10 87 30 17 33 30 18 9 25 33 19 14 17 19 49 19 29 30 34 II 18 13 IS 13 11 II 13 11 13 13 13 13 13 II 11 13 13 II II 11 II 18 13 25 33 82 33 87 15 33 33 33 56 Inderaub 35 41n t Indl a ... .. ........>.30 On i India Extra Qangem. 24 On 95 Oa 55 t India Intra Oangem... India-morta Indian ..^SQ isN Indian .............83 51 n Indian Bead ......ii Sa Indian Ocean ......10 Os .24 ON ,..33 158 Indian Post. Old..48 45N Indian R. Inlet ._27 32N Indian Territory 36 On 77 08 53 8W 49 488 85S1W 153 88B 70 08 75 52W 80 20W 96 Ow 50 51 33 44 53 3 43 44 45 Hamm. Lat. tone. Ko. yg MAr. ja I3N ,.51 99N Indian, V. I Indiana Indiana (I'enn- sylvaniii) ..... MOMMfl^NMMWa .33 42N .40 ON 79 4UW 86 UW 44 44 -40 41N 79 I6^y 44 Inkbonton lakptn ..^ Innal ...S« 58N Innorwtek ^.........67 18n Idbm B..............18 Sn InnMndainff Inn..Jk8 8n Inniitloirue Inn, River Inn, River Innaeond Innerkip Innflekl. Innlehon Inniibefflslo .... Innlibofln Ixle ....JiS 38n Innltbofln Iilo ..«.J5 11n Innbcarra >. ...»...>l •4N Innitdalla I«le..„.JM 41 n Inniadoey Isle ..,...5» I9N Innlseman 54 13N Inntafree Isle ,.,..^14 67N Innit Olova Isle ..M 13N Innidiark Itio . 53 37n Innlihere ...... ....JM 4n Inniaherer Isle.....U(5 7n Innliherkin Isle .~5I 98N Innishowen Head 55 14n Inniskaa, North ...54 8N Inniskea, Stiiith ,.Ji4 6N Innlskean .^,.,......51 4Sn Inniikcan ...........54 On Inniikeel Islo>...,JM 51 n Innif Keeragh Isle 54 I3N Innismain l8le.,,.,.JS3 5n Innimiurray Isle...54 86n Innlstrah-ill Isle,.,55 97N Innisturk Isle 53 42N Innistrynion.,..,...J(3 57n Innsprtick ......,..■47 I7N Inny, Br....,.......,...Bl 51 n Inny, River ,..,...,^11 SON Inowraclaw.,..,,.„..82 49n I niara *.,. ........ 5 3 54n Insch .,.„„,..,..„. 57 21 N I n "lent *a5 53n In«tantur..„.„,.,...4 1 40N Insterburg,.„»..„.Jt4 S9N T""" 16 878 in i a. ............ ...I. . . 83N Interciia rr-,, 4^ 42N Interlakon..,.,.,..„.46 4IN Interview Isle ..,.18 55N Interview R. 41 408 Intragna ..........JM UN Inver ,...,„.„..,..... 54 I5n Inver , ,....■„.... 58 UN Inver BagoUy ,.„„68 16n Inver Bi.y„„..,.,..54 37N Inver Cannich,..„JS7 S8N Inver Loch ........M ION Inverack ..,.,..,.,.66 54N Inverallen,,..,.,,,..^}? 31 N Inveran ...,.,,,,.,,.57 57n Inveransdale,,~~~Ji7 60N Inveransdale ,.~.57 49n Inverarlty, 56 S6N Inverary _,„., 86 14n Inventry .,,.,.,...34 528 Invemry Castle .,JS6 14n In veniven ...........57 85N In veraw....,,, 86 87n Inverbam . Invercarron . Invercaslie Invercoe. Ji7 32N .67 53N »7 59N Ji6 40N ~56 34N Inverergan . InvereBhie~~.,...._'i7 7n Inveresk ...........55 5SN Inverew 57 48N Inverey . ... . ..56 69n inverfavikaig ._..^7 15N Inverganon 56 30N Invergarry Inn .-^7 7n Invergelder ........57 2n Invergowrie,~......56 87N iDvertordon CastleS7 43N InvenuMm ......57 6n Inverhallen ..,..,.85 56N Inverliope.,.,..,.,.58 31 n Inverich ...,,.....57 8N Inverich.„.,....,...57 2n Inverinet .,.,.....57 I5N ..56 S9N Inverkeilor .. Inverkeithing ~„.J)6 8n Inverkeltlinie .....Jk? SON Inverkinvlasi 56 SON Inverlaidiiin....,....^}? 17N Inverlaul Inn ,..,67 49n InverF 1 58W 1 S9W 4 45W 4 46W 76 17W 4 56W 7 SW 13 888 18 488 79 4S8 4 5IW 649W 18 178 8 9w 10 lOw 8 llw 8 35W 10 8W 8 low 9 3W 8 88W 10 6W 10 I5W 9S.1W 8 3IW 9 94W 6 57w 10 9W 10 llw 8 53W 6 34W 8 9HW 10 6w 9 37W 8S9W 7 ISW 10 5w 9 17w 11 2SB 10 low 10 12W m 1.38 44 108 8.39W 4 saw 4 25w 78 33W 81 468 52 low 78 45W 18 428 7 SIB 93 58b 145 08 8 438 9 SOW 8 18W 5 13w 4 SOW 8 SOW 4 43w 6 13w 5 6w 3 38W 4 39W 5 37w 5 37w 8 49w 6 4W ISO 08 5 4W 3 2HV 5 law 5 42W 4 2r>w 4 4.3W 5 3w 5 17W 3 82W 3 3w 5 .35W 3 S9w 4 27w 4 48w 4 47w 3 I6W 3 iw 4 OW 5 38W 6 iw 4 36W 5 89W 636W 5 26w 8 SOW 3 83w a 38w 5 6W 3 53w 5 4w 10 10 II II 47 U IS 19 18 33 la IS 19 IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS 13 IS 13 IS 13 IS IS IS IS IS 13 16 IS IS 19 IS 13 20 33 II II 13 44 80 51 49 56 15 35 53 15 13 13 11 II IS II II 11 II II II II la 13 53 la II 13 II 11 11 13 13 11 13 11 11 11 13 II II 13 II 11 13 II II 11 II 13 la II 13 II 11 Waiim. tAT. Law* Itana, L ....,.,...1.66 39* Iratbi, R. «.I3 9W Irati, River ...,..».49 37" ImwMy, River ,.,16 On Itbid «. .^JU 3SII .39 SIN .53 ION Irbid Irby Irbv Pt. Irenaatar Irdning iNby Ireg. t Ireland Irekuid's Eya, Isia 53 SAM Irenua, Sin. ....,.,99 401T Irgts, River 47 55N Iriii, River Irtmc Iria. R. ... i. Irkoutak 1 Irkoutak . Irkoiitsk Irlapaud ... Imham ..... Iron Acton 31 15M . 41 ON ......ja ON 30N S9 33N IS ION ^..59 SON ,..,51 32N Iron Lough .........53 37N Iron Mine . ...27 SSa Iron Mine, LHkea 47 47N Iron Mountains .~31 59N Irthing, R. .......54 68N Irton ...............54 2.3N Irtyaeh, River .....58 ON Irlysch,Rivcr.Up.47 9SN Iruecha .w....„..,«41 9n Irun 43 19N Irurcon .,..,..,,.....49 53N Irvine „„ 65 37N Irvine „,., ....55 7' Irvine ..«.,.. .......37 46n Irvine, W. .,.,.. ..W .36N Irvine's Town .....M !8N Irwin, C. IT. ^...31 86N Irwin, Inlet ......^..35 38 It...,, .........ai 41 N Isabelique, Point 19 58n laaca .^,.......,,.14 2UN laoevd .,.,,...,„.47 Kn laoie 49 13N laakll 38 2»n laalctchi....... 45 I9M I SON 8 Ion .20 44N I2N ,S6 55N in 48N I I4N 39 7J* Isca DumDonioruni60,55N licliel .....~.„„„47 4;iN Ischen ~.~.~..,.J8 12N laehia. Isle ,......,.40 44n lacliim ^.............bb 58N Isehini, River ,^..57 85n ilMhim, Steppe of 52 SUN Iialka Ft . t Isor . laoavrivil Isle laaura . t Isauria Itaua iDbaictchi Isbarta Isbat .. Isbeh „^ licina, Itef, O. . laeghem, Isenheim . Itao, Lake laaon . Iteopolia ~ Iter Point . liar River . Iierabie Jll ION ..•iS SIN 54N 47 66N 45 44N a9 33N 31 4N 33 208 60 9N .46 9N laeran Mountain ...45 32N t Iiere, Depart- ment of ...,..,,.,45 16n Isemia ,. ......41 53N Iseum .87 UN Isferjan 31 40N Ishanabad ........35 ON Ishekli ..,.,.,,..„.,.38 I6N MiigR Lake ..,..,...45 40n IshikagliBsy ........."W 8n Isbkashm ..„,.„..36 42n Ithp«e.,...........>.35 38N Ithtanova ..........88 15N Ishtrakli Islatchino Isidoro Isingen Ixlc Itionda Isit, R. ....36 42N ...51 27N .25 6N 9 20N 19 42N ...57 45N ~.37 6N ..Al SON 6S>W 64 Ow I I7W M 08 35 MB 3ft SM 118 118 82a OSOW 14 88 3 I3W 18 168 73OW 6 4W 68 08 61 308 47 SOB 79 95B 36 458 1.35 08 103 08 104 258 79 438 89w 996W ItkanderQn ........33 llN 7 26w 61 I4W 79 SOW 9 I5W 9 42W 3 2.3W 68 OB 84 08 a iw 1 48W I 49W 4 39w 3 OW 83 66W 4 96W 7 .38W a3 38W 116 538 48 488 70 S/W 5 3UW 38 5>B 93 lOB SI 218 88 338 44 208 II 378 105 5-.'w 58 388 38 308 238 33 118 50 SOB 20 848 59 08 S 40W 13 388 3 .31 w 13 558 68 408 71 108 08 15B 498 118 178 58 31 1.38 31 158 18 lomr 14 418 7 168 7 148 5 328 14 148 31 188 51 538 48 458 S9 588 80 08 64 448 71 82B 70 3B 88 308 71 S9B 57 36B 103 OW 1 6W 9 58 11 458 SI 128 41 4S8 35 98 65 17 II 3 7 10 He. •* la 49 94 99 81 31 9 OS 10 19 9 19 IS IS 55 99 n » 56 99 99 89 33 10 10 .•Ml* 13 60 43 36 9 9 99 99 94 94 94 19 la 43 la IS 44 53 56 47 36 23 19 30 27 23 18 46 30,66 66 14 as so 37 sa 55 19 II 96 99 99 99 56 91 16 14 95 66 66 38 19 15 25 14 25 56 33 32 30 89 39 sa sa 99 S3 93 46 14 26 2a 56 56 31 INDEX TO BLACK'S GI Kamh iMUt, d. of bteltf ...1. ItlMMM Lamn. M4r. ._ 4ftN JUMN Ittaliotno ....» W 4-iN iNlimuf B«« ...44 SWr IttllUr, OurroC^O <7if iHlp...,. >4I S7M Iilo, Iri«««^~~~<4 ISN t Mrto ~. ~4/> SON Utriii, Capo 4 lOa Ilapiooroya, B. da 36 SW Itapnnurloit Ilia ...IS S-M Itapamlrini #.^......21 la Itapatining* RiverSS sas iMpleuru ...^.......l I I la Ilapiearu River ...II 478 Itapleuru RIvar .... 9 4«M Itapleurumlrim..^ 3 S3a IlapleufuiinlioR. S 4» Itaia ..>..... J» M Itata River .........36 Oa ttayamne River ..« 3 Sfl Iteningfleld ..........51 Stt lieho ...........>...„> 38 18N Itanea River >~._IS »» Iiliaea ................Ja 9fiN Ithaca; NiwYorl()43 «7n Ithoma Mt. .~....»>37 ISn lUui Portua...»..~JtO SMt Itoma River...~..M 5 3fy» Krigill S7 i*" IttMVM ..»■ ~..r.'2 4s IttninyttBli ......^^SH 4n — - ■ .^i -ly Xi AN Iiev Lake i itunm Itiirbide ..~. Itialioe ....M.. >I9 4»N A3 96N Iiitn Kila ........ ~.3a AON lua«y ... .....>.4li I4N lureva River .........^63 25N ivaliy R.. Ivanenti Ivanlch Ivankov. Ivonoveie Ivanovskoe. Ivnnovikoe Ivansica Ivegill Iver.~... — ..........Jl 30N Iveragh MountainaAl 5flN tvero ... ». ............. o a i*jn vermay W ION lveroe..~..~~~. — 63 ft7i* [vaston A4 51 N Ivi^a. ~38 54N Iviea Isle 38 AOn Ivinehyma River JSH 3l« 61 6IN I 40N 6 3nN A 30N 48 S-IN S5aiw 06 68 «» n, n ss 34B ao 94 aoa SI I3W 13 641 93 9a 14 481 U <•■ 15 34a 95 47a 98 3Aa S3 38W 37 sow 43 90ir 46 SOW 19 Oa 91 48a fl9S6w 46 40W 48 SOW 58 40W 40 44W so&m 38 Aw .17 90W 44 3W 44 low 4M98W 79 9aw 73 SAW 65 SOW 94W SS 40a 69 «■^W 90 40B 76 32W 31 58a 91 S4a 1 5Aa 53 4.1W 13 39a 6 3'iW 59 Ow Kt 15a 6 38W 35 55a 89 I4W o.-na 63 47a a 18a 109 tViU 53 35W 27 96a 16 3la IvinghoS. JroeeGrear t Ivory Coait Ivrea Ivry Iraktoke Inlat....Ji4 9An tTy'Cliurcli.~»..~~5l I a Tsia Iswort laacliich Ix&mal Itblnsk Icbitch( Isloui nil <##»aw iMMi««w 24a 38 -tSa 36 :na 17 )3a 9 A7W 2ttW 10 ow 8 37a 3 SOW 7 25a 1 47W 1 35a 1 3Sa 64 12W 38W 64 20a 6 2flW 7 54a 1 27a 57 30a 53R 24W 97 53a 4Ua 15 4Ha 8lt AOw 41 22a 44 358 37 ISa 1 23W 30 oa 29 58B 41 4na 19 17a 38 39a 98 lOa 10 99 01 98 44 06 38 SS SI 96 II 50 33 13 31 47 91 33 15 89 SI 37 19 23 37 93 23 27 9 10 13 31 13 33 9 34 24 61 10 33 36 35 14 38 10 33 56 10 19 47 23 33 33 36 30 30 33 37 23 37 4 11a 62 5w 14 49 Nanm. &«T. Jiftlbarg. Jasoarl. .^90if Jaiuarlba, Rivar . 4 95a Jafuarlpa ...■i..i.».,13 Oa Jaanam,. 19 Ua jSji I Jarm. ■MwuO «nw Jahaa, or Jahaaa 31 SSn Jahde, The ....^.^53 28N Jaioia ,, ......44 91 N Jaidar 92 07n Jaik R. ~. 50 ON Jaltia~..,..» go I8N Jaina, River Jnienid «, Jakl Point . Jako JaHoIni JalHin Jalandiiar . Jalap* ~~, JalaJT Jall-Kloy. Stethe Boipr ~I8 IM ..30 4<)N ..8 35a ^7 ION ISN .JO IRN M-il 31 N ..90 25N -i\ 33N 98 ION Janfa JaiiiUi C. Janlour Jank Janoah Janoa~ Janow W.4; SON 32 iOn ~-48 37N ..~4<» 57N Janponr.~~.~..^^38 I'2n Janutiou~.~.~~~.30 IN Japan, Islands of 36 On Jupiin, Sea of ~~~.19 On Japara ~...~~....... 6 49a Japtiia 32 49n ± JapliyKin ~.~..~40 30N Japhyglum Pr. ~>.39 50N Japura, River ~ Jaquesila, River. Jam Point Jaracapi, River Jarateejo ~.~.~»~39 34 n Jarama, River 40 2n Jarawow ....^^....40 S8n Jard. Ia~~~~~~~.45 Xis JardinilloB. Isles ~.2I ajH Jareea ~~~~.~.~J4 12n Jarerua ~...TA 49.N . 3 128 36 ION 24 Rs I 2r» Jarenid Jarki Jarman Jarmelll Jarmuth. Jamae Jarora Jaros Jam Jarrow 35 lOv .36 40N .24 ISN .'»S4N I 42N 15 42N .28 80N 3 I.3N 16 I5N ~^ SON M&r. is" SI 01 01 01 S3 81 17 37 33 9S 46 47 39 8S 19 46 14 SS 46 94 9 4SB 47 S9W ."17 4SW 38 Ow 45 low 06 .17a 30 528 8 148 17 15a 47 508 51 308 90 Mw *i8 58w 01 408 127 168 17 408 97 29W 3 39b 75 808 104 3SW 7 97W Jallore ...............95 9Sn Jallorik 44 on Jalonnitia, River 44 41n Jaloun «»~.~.~.~..2fl 7N Jaloutorovfk ~.-~Jl6 3An Jnlowioe 49 34N Jamaiea Island -~,1H I2n Jamalah ^.......^.S!* I6n Jamaiga ............ .32 36n Jamanr River .~~. 9 30a SJambi .>.. ~. 408 ambo 24 9n Jambroa .~.....~~40 ION Jamdro, or L. James Buy ...53 ON James Point (Bleuthera Isle) 95 92N James, Rlve r ..~..~. 1 7 5n James Town (Leitrim} ~.~...JH 5....««.A3 ISN Jembh .............89 l.tN Jemiek ...........41 SIN Jemme, el Jemmuck Jena Jenati .TendiiuU.. Jenidja .. Jetiikeui . Jenin Jenisberg Jenjea ......35 15n 37 .30N ) S6N 43l 44n Jeremestown .......41 47n Jeremie 18 39n Jerei de la Fron- tera., Jeriea. Jericho . Jericho. Jericoaconra. Jerixlarvi JK 39N 57N 31 51 N ..42 UN .. 2 42H ..07 66N Jerti-Kioy. See the Bosphorus .Term ... Jersey Is). Jersiey . Jerumenha Jerusalei Jerusalem (Vir- ginia) Jervis Buy Jervis, Capc......3.) 368 Jerviswood .....JS5 41 n Jeserct 49 52N 36 40N 35 Ss 83 34W 44 09 6\f 44 92 66W 80 57W 79 9W HI 4<>w 4 40w 8 388 45 258 0-988 80 908 55 SB .35 99B 79 SOB 74 14a 37 46a 18 9B 35 47a 35 46a 76 08 70 .108 73 168 71 208 87 188 9 218 88 45a 16 4S8 24 408 8 128 28 78 73 50R 79 208 7 938 81 118 36 28B 10S5W 37 128 II 378 9 428 71 328 39 388 23 la ai 208 9 448 50 188 81 2«W 9 458 1 58 3 Ow 99 68 34 208 18 128 22 448 ai OB 49 458 44 44 44 44 10 U S3 14 SS 33 33 SI S3 SS 33 37 31 31 39 33 33 SS 3S 21 33 27 23 17 33 33 33 17 as 27 36 30 17 15 32 27 27 31 15 33 44 36 36 36 35 .06 27 28 37 36 08 30,31 10 508 36 17 I4W 36 82 24W 44 74 6w 47 6 6w .3llvir 35 278 75 33w 40 84W 24 378 70 358 8 Ow 91 438 44 4W 35 138 77 low 150 JOB l.'iS 88 3 47w 5 308 24 24 31 44 51 24 27 .33 14 19 .■il 31 44 52 .52 13 IG BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 25 •...jsami 1 WW I* ....M 9M a 3IW 19 nr 44 4M a 4W 41 ZZxiw rrSm » 35 b5N lau >0a 99 ,,,u n AN 33 55* SI ...jan ON m OB S9 -.<-»4 «W 75 «W >« —JO 57N 81 fl6W 44 «,«J« 80N 8A 43W 44 -,«J6 MN •• «W 44 .— J4 8N S3 34W 44 — J8 3BN 09 6W 44 ftaa*. Ut. »•. or Map. i).^l 44N 1- .— Ul 92N MMMw36 58N ..,.^1 4»N w**0*JA SON .„.JH am ..,>.43 44N ..,^90 UN 80fi7w 7» 9W HI 4()w 4 40ir 8 38a 4ft Ml 0-98B 80 9IIB 97 98N 30 UN 98 ION 18 I IN ..,.,.^4 94N 39 ON ^76 3IIN ^~^ 98N jn 43N .29 S2M .?l 4»N >.,~U 47N .94 6N .4ft 4N .71 8N JM 13N S8 2tM 33 ON I Ml I9N ....JKX 18N ......39 18N ...Ul SIN ....J5 15n ..^.^ 30N !M) MN 4« «5N ,.-.3& 17N ..,.^% 46N m41 son 46 42N ......35 17N ..-7 80N 14 18N .^13 SON ~^ 1 48S 96 )8N — 44 26N ..,.36 ON 30 IftN 30 63N Port Zlia 90N 33 48N 31 44N M.18 39N on- .~3fi SON „J9 S7N ....31 ftIN 42 14N w 2 42H .—.07 86N lU ...... 3 6 44N ...40 UN »46 99N ^ 6 ftOs .— Jl 47N r- ^.30 40N _35 88 3.5 308 ..M 4IN 40 52N M 81 33 901 79 301 74 141 37 461 18 91 35 47B SS 46a 76 "a 70 3im 73 lOa 71 20a 87 18a 2la 88 46a 16 4aa 24 40a 8 12a 28 7a 73 8()R 79 urn 7 93a 81 lla 96 98B 10 35W 37 19a 11 37B 9 49a 71 32a 99 28a 93 la 38 208 9 44a SO 18a 81 2ffw 9 43a 1 Sa 3 Ow 99 SB 34 2(»B 18 12a 22 44 a a'i OS 49 4ftB 30 Or 10 SOB 17 14W 82 24V 74 6w C Ow II a»w 38 2TB 75 33W 40 24W S4 37B 70 36B 2 0«r 21 43R 44 4W 35 I3B 77 low 150 JOB l:» 8B 3 47W ft mm 44 44 M 44 10 21 S9 14 Si 33 39 SI SS SS 23 97 31 31 99 33 38 SS 3S 21 33 27 29 17 93 33 33 17 33 97 36 30 17 15 32 27 27 31 15 39 44 36 36 36 35 56 27 23 37 39 36 30,31 36 36 44 47 24 24 31 44 51 24 97 33 14 19 51 31 44 52 52 12 in Joaaiiro Jobtobte Joeknoek Joaknini Joekuby Jwter . Jo*4lolgm JoflMlwb JonaaiM ble. JahunM III*... Johanniaber^r .......Si 97n JahaniNrden — .JS 20n Jolm o* GiMt'i Hm— ,. M 30n John*! Havan....»A6 40N John*! Port .........54 92N i Juhn** Town DUlrlel .......«....44 94N Johnby . —....— .J(4 42w Jnlinaam ............Si 42N Johm, or S. Wt Pt. ,10 IIN Jobniduwn ..........82 44N Jnhnion't IiIm~~~16 40n Jolinttoc't Hriilge 53 SON Jobnitown............u SON Johintown.»>.....,..JV3 I4N Jobo«town...........JM 94N JohBitown.,.,........40 24N 40 »w 136 308 19 Ma • 20B 99 40B 3 <2W 4 ftiB as i7» 44a6a 132 SOB 91 48B 10 94a •1 U 19 18 99 24 16 98 44 99 90 91 a Sw II 9 urn 19 8 3SW 13 7ft 58W 49 9 S4W 9 U 8a 31 Johnitown. Johoft...M. t Johora.~.. Joicny. Jninvllle.. Jokle Fd. 44 40N 1 40N 9 ON .47 BON — 48 26N ._Aa ISN Jolan River ........41 S2N Jolb(Ml(liuid..~..>91 .37N Joldelunt 84 4<)N JmiMlie lole 14 3SN JomanM FI...........27 30n JonwHill* ~...~34 08 Jonwlnn ............aa ON JoiiM 8uund.......~.70 40N Joii(>iiborn..........~..TJ 27N Jonesboro .'17 23N Jonenborough .....JH 7m Jonkoping......»......'S7 47n t Jonkoping ,.J>7 .ION Jonzao....~ ~~45 28N Jonb, or Jobti R. l.'ia Joogen ..........»~.29 28....91 92N Juonngliur ..., Jooneer Joorgee Jooria Jopna Jordunow .Tuntno Jiirdlose — .■ Joreend ..... JofRB, Pta. St Jurliat Jurqiiera. 1 SON 19 6N .98 SON ..22 14N .15 86N .49 39N 'is 458 •W ISN ._2fi 23M ,11 40N .?6 37N ...3!) IIN I ^*#i»>»»*» »*»i Jo« I. ...^^^^.^^^^^^M 45N JOfip ... I...I.. 1 1. . ......^w.! J lOS JOSO .........I ........W.15 3n8 Jose, K. S. ...—..17 208 Jose, U. S. ..........15 308 17 639 .13 OS I) 4RN 13 578 J\i 308 -47 87N ..47 IV>H .-.47 IIN .21 LIN .46 47N 64 3N ^ 30N .2.'S 42N ..19 23N JourM, River ..»~66 7N Joui Lake.... 46 38n Jovia 46 IRN Jovit Pagua ...... . . .44 S7n Jowla ...18 31 N Jowra 23 3SN Jows, L. 46 47N i Joyca'a Country (Oalwiiy) ...~....S3 32N Jose, 8i Jow, St JoM, St. Joae, St. Joaepli Mt. Jo8aelin...~ Joue Jouev.... Jougliur Jougne Jougxki Jouian Idea Joiinpoor ... Joiiranisi 78 I6W 7 33W 109 30W 7 48W 4 31 «r 6S7W 6 SOW 82 42W 76 31 w 104 SB I03 3I)B 3 28a 8 OB 6 82B 1 4W 87 ISW 9 lla 12 lOB 78 OB 146 40a 79 39W 80 ow 87 low 89 low 6 22W 14 7" 14 lOa 29W 42 40a 70 S4B 86 .10B 70 40B 74 r«B 66 SMB 70 22B 3 JW 19 45B S3 12N 10 7a 68 3IB 16 6.1W 94 lOB 1 40W 5 I7W 28 188 08 low 60 32W 69 low 64 SOW 60 96W 62 40W 75 3t'W 66 4w 116 SB 2 3.IW 1 2.5W 4 26B 91 2IIB 6 24B 44 SIB 91 OB 82 44B 24 9B 52 40a 6 17a 16 30K 21 OB 76 2AB 78 7B 6 18B 47 13 ft4 13 19 IS IS 44 49 U U 14 14 99 91 40 21 as u 69 44 40 44 44 n3 29 99 14 S6 39 S3 S3 33 32 33 19 19 81 91 32 36 35 24 12 .56 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 53 14 14 14 33 14 23 8 33 28 23 15 56 66 33 33 16 Mjiaa Uy. L«K«. .31 4SH Joyeiue. Joie Ju .«. Juan Pcmnndea Itle Jiiande Mayo, S.. 8t ■ 44 SHN .20 308 34 13N -,^^ 508 .21 3R.S II low 9 33w 13 4 I4B 14 59 3OW 50 112 SOB 34 79 OW 64 67 ow 50 124 .178 35 Jumnah, River .i..2> 9ftN Jamnolrl Juiwal all J lineal, Pte.. Junaauvando Junaauvnd Junduk..»_ Jung^ Head.. Jungbunalaw. JuilffM Juiigtt Jungfraa Junaak ~ Junean Jiinah Jiingem . Jungle Pt. Junglebarry Jungooluk Junin .. .91 9SN ...24 31 N _ 34N II 178 JuQkceylon Iile .. 7 S8N Junkenliof ......83 4)in Jimonia «»..,.... ...98 43N Junuuera ...........42 2Sn Jupha 27 ■14N Jupillo .....M 4ON X Jiim, Depart- ment of .........46 47N Jura, Iiile ....... JMI IN ,-.46 SON ..M ON .'« 2SN JM 13N Jiini, Mti. of . Jurik, Hound of Juni.niai Jurby Pt. Jurien B. Juijeni Jurruk Jurua, River .. Juruena, River Jurumenlia .... - Juruparitnpera R Juruti......... Jiulipoor .. Juirowta ... Justiniana .. Juatedal jiitny, or Hyutay, River Jutciee Jiiterbock, or Juttirbogkt SJutfauid utphaat Jutton .'40 978 ..46S7N :: SN 9 408 .11 408 .. 1 108 -U HN 37 S7N ON Jwala-mukhi ^ Jweme Courtney 50 S4N JyhoonR...— .~37 On Jykillltle......— .nSl 4n Jyntiahpour.......'i8 9n Jypoor ............26 S8N X Jypoor ...... . ....1 ^ 7 on t Kaabon , Knurup . Kuarup . Kuaa Kaas Kaaatrup . KaavL KHbii . 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Kakir ..46 44m 47n .—.Hi lOM KakiMBgan River 49 41 n KakoHlaleei Kakon Kakiil Knkundy Kakiu^eva Kala . .. ..... Kiila Alimml Bagli Kniaat Kabul, el Homii 34 44N Ksjiaat Beidjar ...36 9n Kalabagli „. ..83 8n K:ilabon, or Oali* bon Pt. Kalabdieh Kaiaoo ... Kiilalat Kalafua ..28 I2N .33 26N . 9 HS 43 a7N ..J4 UN Kalagria, or Huigrad Capo w4l 22n Kalali Zobak 37 I3n Kalalcka.... ~«H Mn KaUlJik— 40 6N Kalalawk— .— 46 38n Kalalla. N. Gl. ...29 8m Kalamakl. B. of 37 IOh ICalaniai, River ..39 .19n Kalaniatla,aulf of36 SON Kalamg...... 38 ION Kalamo Iile......38 37n Kalamoiin..i.........M 24N Kiilantcliuk .......46 17n KaUout, River w48 61 N Kalapha Fiihery .17 SIN Kiilaratcli... 47 2In Kalat C. Kalat Cape Kulatoa, Itle. Kalau Kalavritu KaUiwnwii Kalawawa Kalcliii Kulee li Kalee, River. 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Ipeick . ■23 478 ,38 308 .42 23N Ipojuca, River ... 8 8l« Ipplepen ............Jio 31 n Ipnoe .................39 28N Ips, River~..........48 IIN Iptala 41 3N Iptamboi Ipso ...— Ipttonc- Ipiwich Iquique Iile. Iduitoa. .21 SON .39 48N 3n Ji3 3N .30 148 . 3 56a 5 3 6 3 3 6 6 t Irachonitia .,...,32 5SN Ineuba rr,i.u.,j. 5 42N Iraibi, River ..^.18 10a X Irak^jenii ...,.....^4 ON 6 . 6.17W 9 49W 5 4W ISO 08 5 4W 3*»W 6 ISW 6 43«r 4 8r>w 4 4.3W 6 .%V 6 2HW 6 I7w 5 •i3w 4 40W 4 36W 3 sew 1 60W 4 40W 5 85W 8 38w 134 308 134 168 137 158 9 88W 438 67 8W 40 9w 6 33w 77 968 97 I6B 99 IIB 33 488 61 46b 46 508 27 SOB 85 SOB 63 82w 36 208 35 7b 53 668 39 368 45 548 47 40w 42 15W 80 338 34 5«W S35W 23 138 15 88 26 238 31 458 19 SOB I 58W 1 7b 70 sew 73 46W 36 408 63 34W 64 2W 50 08 II 19 18 58 18 II 13 II II II 18 18 II IS II II II 18 II II IS II II IS 11 II II II 18 IS II IS II II IS IS 18 IS 13 II 63 II II II II 18 11 II II II 18 II 18 18 18 11 II II IS 11 11 18 II 12 63 63 63 13 10 51 61 IS 33 S6 38 66 33 23 23 28 60 31 23 23 23 23 51 61 27 61 10 27 19 27 36 38 9 10 60 49 31 61 49 33 liehlni, Rivrr 57 8.^n |Iichlm,8tappeof58 SON Isef.O. Itegliei Itenhciro Iteo, Lake Itaon Itaopollt . Iter Point . Iter River . laerable Iteran Motinuinw46 38N X Itere, Depart- ment of »~~»~~48 ION Itemla ^ 41 MM Iteum ..^...w — ^n UN Iiferjan 31 4«)N Ithannbad .......35 On Isliekll 38 I6N Ishiga Lake .........46 40N Isliilagluuy .16 8N Ishkasbm .....36 49N Itlipee,. ,., ...16 S8M Ithtanova Ishtrakh . Iilatchino Itidoro ... Islngen IhIo Itionda Itit, R. ItkanderQn Iskeldrek .... Iskelib IskenderOn Itker River Itkll Iila,R. ~58 16N ...36 48N -31 37N -25 6N -49 SON 49N A7 45N 87 SN -41 SON UN 57 I IN .40 49N 86 86N 4SN 38 89N .57 89N . JS6 32N .37N 9 37N 33 SON Itia River lalabank IiladI Itlamal Itlaniabad, or ChitUgong —99 9BN Itlamnugger —...38 son IsUnd Point— .—»30 95a Islandmagee— ~— .54 48N Islands, Bay of -.35 808 { Islnevones— ..— .51 SON Islat* -..».. ........43 46N l«lawick...»,..........S8 6N Islay House -..—.55 49N Itlay Island -..-..JU 4AN Islay, Mull of -«-65 35n Islay, Sound of -J(S 64M Isle — ...- —.49 9IN Isle, Brewen> -.—.50 69N Isle. L' (Vaud) -.46 37N Isle of Man -.— .JM UM Isle Verte —..-....47 55N Isleham —^.-.-58 88N Itlesburgh -..—60 84N isleworth -~— ..51 aow Mip Isiumpoor Ismail-.. iimaili Itmil linalloi ...............37 35N itnebol -,—.....-.43 86n Im t — ..— ..-.-.-.47 4:m Iinik ...,....,.40 30N Itola ——,-.39 4N laoia — > 44 52N 46N ~— 60 aiN 32 42N —,.33 SON ^.-.33 SSN 44 81 N —.40 33N Itola Sacra ItorsI Ispidian 1 Ispahan . Ispahanuk. Itponhae- Ispera — .— Ispuk -.-.-.— ,-34 SON Isque-,............,....50 4In Itrael, Mts. of .-.—32 ISN ASBtt 0i^^*^i^^^i*^m^w0^*^ «54 IAN «»r.......«~.^~^4l I3N ite ^ M A7N Uworth^,..«.....^J< IIIN Imeliicli ..44 53N Itinul ...^^.^...80 AJM liMiMk A7 ON Iibltcht ..jOh IHN Iiloum >~49 7N Iili^ .^ 40N UmM 40 44N liiiiid,0.ur 4i)47N iiotiiw .. ...M aw lamk ..^... A» A7n iivitiB «>^.^ ja 3)N iivefltk^^.^.......^ 31N I SAB I .*»■ 54 law SHW M 20B 5 iNlir 7 A4N 1 37b 57 SOB ASb 24w S7 A.1B 4UB IS 4HB 8)1 AOW 41 321 44 .15a 37 lAI 1 3.lir 30 OB iV S8B 41 40B 19 I7B 38 39b 98 lOa 94 84 51 10 as M 85 14 as 10 3S 66 10 19 47 93 93 93 36 30 30 93 87 93 87 Jiu>loni^...~...^.,,49 IN jBtwhira Rlvor ^ 6 Ma JabBluhur -...^.^^SB 46n Jabalon River ...~^18 5SN Jabbok It...., — A2 I6N JabwlLBllead ....^3 9!>n Jabldli I. 1 SON IablonUia..>^.......47 ABn Jabluiiow ............4a 31 N Jabneh, or Jamiua Jabrii ...........83 .ION 4:1 4IM 50N 43 31 N 38a 9 20a 46 19N Jabron , Jabruda. Jaca Jaehal Jacioba Jackion Jackaon Jackion Jnckion Jackion B. JllOkMMI Ft .laekion Pt. Jackion Port Jackton (MiMii!iippt)...~>.33 31 N Jackion (MUMOuri) 37 SUN Jackaon (TenncMee) ......3A 3AN Jackionboro...~~~.'i3 4nN Jarmel ..............IB ION J acobitou... M i 44N .Iiicob'i Well ^....12 14N 46 UN 33 9N .17 44N .;« 2»N 40 568 ..33 50a 4 MB 6t] 5W 30 50B .'< fittw 3A 38B S.'i 44B 100 OB 34 AOB 35 7l 34 46b 49 OB 6 90B 36 aiB 31w fl»95ir 37 fi6«r 67 40«r 67 40W B3 .'iSvir «3 MW m I4wr 86 38W 174 9.1B 151 aiB 14 49 SO 94 31 81 55 19 19 31 55 14 56 84 50 51 41 41 44 44 47 44 » 58 90 law 44 89 3SW 44 88 47W 80 nm 7J 26W 4 3IW 35 16B Ul 3iW 44 44 47 10 31 44 Jacknonborougli ...33 46ii Jackioniville (Florida) ........30 ISn 81 57w 44 JacUionville (flcorglu) Jacoba . Jieobah la^obina 1 ASM .10 ON .. 9 IAN ..11 428 83 4nr 44 10 30B 36 9 48B 36 41 15W 51 Jucobstndt Jac'Obstikt... Jneova .~« Jiicqiiet River. Jiictowieo ~.~ Jaeuliy River Jacura Jadera Jadntqiie . Jaeldendy t Jaen Jiien Jaen .> Jaeva Jifali .IiifTa, Cape S3 .1BN .'{.ON Ai IAN 47 A«N — 48 57N II 2N UN ....40 53H 14 46M 38 ON 37 49N 5 l-:?8 22 47B 3A 44 B 20 48B 66 8W 25 3»B Al 48«r 69 16W 16 I5B 3 4W 80 7B 3 Mvi 3 49W 7H 29W 3B 37 57B 13!) 30B 23 23 97 41 19 51 49 56 34 33 84 84 49 24 30 58 Jaffittine Is. 87 13N JiitTeralmd .......~.30 llN Jiifferbad ..».. 20 »)n JafTnapatam......^. !) 40n TnHn River .^...^.30 47s Jagdaluk*.~«. .34 29N JiMemaut, or Poory......«»...~.19 53N Jagodin... — .. 41 47N : Jagit ........ , . ...»49 I8N 33 47B 67 76 »K 33 71 20K 33 80 lUB 33 68 OW SO 69 588 33 Ton Janoi .^...^^ 4H 37n JaiMw ..............U!) A7N Janpoor,^...... ^'A l!n Janil .«.......«.......-./5 9HN Janul8oii«......_..^'l0 !n Japan, Iilandi of ."M On Japan, 8ea of .......W On Japara ............... 6 498 Japlila ........ S3 49n 1 JapliVKlH .........40 :Wn Japhygtum Pr. 30 AOn Japura. River .._ 3 138 Jaqueella. River..JM ION Jan Point ........34 lla Jaracapi, River ... I 368 Jarakxjo ............lo 34n Jarama, Rlver.w..40 8n Jarawow ...........40 AHn Jard, la...... 45 .ION JardlnlUoe. Iilei ...81 .17n Jareea ....~...>.J4 12n Jareem 36 On JarertM .............At 40n Jarenid .....^.....15 vw Jarku.... 26 40N Jarnian .............34 I An Jarmolll Jarmuth. Jamae Jaroin Jaroe Jarra Jarrow Janooii Jariico Jarvia Iile Jaik ....... Jaik Jaik, Cape Jaild ...... Jamninni Pr. Jaioun C. .10 54N 31 43N .28 90N .43 I.IN 16 IAN „M A9N ...30 43N ...93 AON 08 25 40N .25 4ftN .35 .Wn 49 46N ...4! 8n ....41 6N Jaspnr ..........JU Ms JaKiw W 33w 5 Hw 3 40W 33 37b 37«r Bt .ISw 3B :mb 48 3AB A7 .WB A8 3B 60 3B 6 3AB m .IBB 34 Wn IIW 53 S5B 5 30a 7 Jim 1 2.'W M 3<|R HI 6iw ini OW 56 53B 57 A3B 57 A3B 81 3!ia Sf 40B 37 40B ai 3T 63 54W 16 4HR 20 7a 15 43B 35 8B 35 5B 61 SSmt 16 14B 75 Mw 75 SOW 35 43B 86 Oa 3.13W 76 IB 83B 61 OW 7 17B •8 4SB 77ft«B 71 17W 84 55B 20w 36 53B 3 5B 73 38S 105 I7B 110 OB 118 OB 90 53w 68 Ow 111 18B 91 3W 91 4W 91 5tw 97 84B 51 20B 71 4B 44 Ob no OK 3.5 47« as OB Jawayville Jaya .... Jiiyrah R. Jaymlineer Jawar Mts.. Jawliir. Jaier 5 J««yBe» Jacygei Meta- naitae ...........47 ION 20 30B Jean de Luc, St. 43 35N I 40w Jenn Bit River.«....35 6n 93 53w Je;m Town 57 24M 5 29w Jeba .... -SI his 35 lAB Jeba "^i SIN 3A 13B JebaseeR. 39 3n 69 7" Jubed-Diihv .13 37N 35 8AB Jebell ; 34 «n 35 38B Jobol Jibout -28 I9N 35 lOB Jebel Mar Elgu»..33 46h 35 SB Jebel ShaniMliiuily. See Port of Aden Jeb. Fukuah ,.. — .12 30N 35 35a Je-chao.... — ,^K .Kin H* 35B JfCll . ..rr, M-iT-rr-r-'^" 358 40 37 W I 19 19 83 3S 3N 99 89 S» Si A« 56 49 46 50 49 21 31 19 14 47 30 83 3i .13 33 36 30 81 14 33 14 86 9 S3 47 54 33 S3 S3 19 56 30 44 16 51 30 19 19 31 31 49 30 49 49 31 38 10 83 14 49 15 83 S3 49 33 14 30 14 33 11 35 35 46 49 3.5 44 44 44 34 33 33 80 33 81 55 65 14 44 11 31 31 32 31 31 37 31 36 31 34 51 .%5 Mi 37 36 87 88 cnneli ..1,1 Miw 3 rm........l5 36a 1:18 8B m Jervlswood ........55 41 n 3 47w |<) Jeierot ...........49 53N 5 .WB \r, Je«ero.......>........43 7h 19 I9B 37 Jeihinton ............11 49N Xi .57B 31 Jfnlngdeiir 95 55N 70 37B 33 JtiaJoKl, River .....JiO >.5N 3S I5B 33 Jearowta .13 26N 75 isa 33 Jeaaberg .~^... 51 In 9 8a 17 Jeaien .............51 48n 13 58b 30 Jeiieiioua ..........43 54N 31 I7B 37 Jeiao, or Matamai lale ........43 .ION 141 OB 29 Jeatotten .^.......47 3!In )| .15b |g JeMii ...~ 1 .178 Tr> l.5w 49 JeMii .^^'iO 488 51 48W 51 JeMli, lale of 45 40N 73 49W 43 Jeiui. lale of ...... 7 08 174 oa | Jeaiia Miiiia 1 1 198 73 .'lOw 49 Jeaiii Naziirenu ..39 438 (JO -iitw 51 Jeiiii Valle Orande »*»*#i*«WI»«WI* U 248 ..61 5BN ~37 7N ..3,1 33N ,.,,.,-iA 19N ......53 34N 50 47N ......60 13N 25 7N .40 29N JeaiyR, Jettendal Jeulabad Jeumdah Jevenitedt Jever...w.. Jevington Jevnager Jewnee. Jewiiton ....,..., Jew*! Burying Ground. See Uibraltar Jeferana Jecewo Jefiema Jecirah Denafoh. See Pt. of Aden Jezirah Sniil. See Pt. of Aden....^ Jetirah Sawayili. SrePtof Aden Jeilreh-ibOiOiiiar .17 Jezreel, Plain of..J>.3 Jezieel ...»,, 3 i 64 20W 17 IBB 4.5 40B H9 15B 9 40B 757a i;ia 10 2SB 61 44B 90 4W Jezain . 16N 36n 34N .J3 34N 4(i ION Jheend V9 16n Jliodnoor **^ j..„„ij96 ?"« Jhtinggagari. 28 56N Jibaro m... 31 40N JUitza 45 33N Ji eli jj/rr 'Hi 47 N Ji mory .~... 14 50n Jejona ....w. JillaOgeia . .IH :«IN 35 3JN Jillip ^,rrrr ,, 1 5(IN Jiniena ~.... .16 28N Jimenado — 37 45N Jinghas ...... .........37 AOn Jinnaba 29 .16.v Jiniiain ...... ,24 55N Jinnien .~.~ .........54 7N Jinxo ......... 42 UN Jirdra ........ .. .5:1 61 N Jitomir .....^ SO 13n Jnagua lale 21 6N t Joannes Idle, or Marajo ......... 1 10s Joanni River ..». 1 458 Joaquira, S. ....^...13 3Ub 43 16B 35 23B 35 81B 35 a5a 17 IIB 76 18b 73 OB H,5 50a 79 I5W 38 4B 5 43B 24 S9B 30W 50 SOB 45 OB 5 87W 1 low 96 SOB 51 36B 63 i' 9 46B 7 41W 34 2!)B 28 45B 73 OW 18 538 61 OW ,51 49 23 :» .11 31 17 lO 23 S3 44 24 15 12b 19 18 39B 30 85 27B 19 36 36 36 30 31 31 31 19 33 33 33 47 27 36 23 34 33 33 24 34 35 33 33 21 24 23 23 47 49 SOW 51 63 5W 49 (w 47B <9 Jo. I. Jn«e. Jiiae..„ J»*e, It, JUM, it Joee, Ht. JoM, St.. Jnee, 8t> Jow, St.. Joeapli Mt, Jnuelin..^.. Juue . . Jouev.,.,^.,... Jougfiur ...... Joiigne ........ Joiigaba....... Jouliui Iilea . Joiinpoor ..... Joiininiii .... JourM, River Jniia Lake...... •10 VIA «#^«*#«MtfMW| Jovli PagiM ^ Jowla - ■ Jowra JowB, I* ..... i Joyce 'a Coui (Oalway) .. Joyeuie ......... Joze Ju ... Juan Pcmandi Iile Jiiande Mayo, Juanico Strait Jiun, R S. . Juan, 8. ...... Juan, 8. R. . Juan del oro, I Juapoor ....... Juary>gui>x/lr wlIDD ..... . ..... Jubb cr Jorb Jiibah ......... Jubbulpoor .. Jucar, River. Juckou ....... i Judaea — t Judaea, Wi nea« of .... t Judah ....... Judnh, Mil. c Judenbacli . ,Tudenburgh . Jude, Sheikli Juduia ........ Judulwai ..... Jufna ............ Jugdeipoorwt Jugduluk ..... Jiiggumatpoti Juggut Point Jiigion Or. Jugo Juhauna . Ju-ho . Jiiibat R. Jiiiiia, River Jiiiit lale Jiiit... Jiijuy. Jiyuy Ode. d Jukkaajarvi. Jukogoraka Julclia ...... Julamerk ... Julduk Julgado. JulKaom..... JiiHiinahede . Jiiliaiiitown . Julia* ........ Julien ...... Julieraberg Julii, Forum Jiiliinea .. Julioprilia , Juliopolis ... Jull Jullai Khan Juira Patiin Jullindur.... Julraiz ... Jiiina ......I Juriia U:iy . 8 Juinaa~.~ Juiiiburum Jiimday . Jiiinllla. Jumjiiina V See Ruins Oabylop Juinnie, Bi' JuromtioUi. .1 lUiN I 4Ha a iflM i4 MM n ON n i»N I) 031* 1 (IW on in 34 ?' II MM » MM ■i 4311 107 MM M 3U OH 30.31 1(1 Mil M 17 Uw 80 Hi MW 44 74 6w 47 It mir %( STh 7A 33W 40 S4Hr 84 37B M 441 70 .ISM 4I> Mi« 8 Ow 4A WN SI 4311 6 Alls 44 4tv li 47N 35 I3B m 4UN 3.1 9« 15 3fl8 » 4IN 4 nm 70 27« 25 lAB 7A ISH » 81 li S8* SI I7B 1 41 OB It 3AB 7.1 I AW Al 48nr 73 4'W 174 ()B 72 .lOW (JO •am 63 OW 64 20W 17 18B 45 40B H9 IfiB » 40B 7 .'•7B MB 10 25B 61 44N 00 4W ...43 3n ^3 33n ..49 a?*) r."ff leu .J>.2 36n >32 34M ~33 34M ..46 ION ..29 I6N ...26 2im ..28 A6N' ..21 40K ..45 32M ..3(5 47M ....')4 50n ^■W .KIN ...25 »2n ^ I AON ,..36 28N .~37 45N ^27 SON _29 35N ...24 SAN -..54 7N -.42 lll» -^J SIN ~J0 13m ...21 AN r ... 1 lOs ~, 1 458 ...13 308 21 24 31 44 Al 24 27 39 14 19 Al 31 44 A2 A2 12 ir> 27 31 33 32 33 17 20 27 29 |g 49 Al 43 I 49 Al .51 49 22 32 33 21 17 lO 22 S3 44 43 10B 3A 23B 35 SIR 35 atB 17 IIB 76 18b 73 OR H.5 SOB 79 15W S8 4R A 43R 24 i»B 30W 50 SOB 45 OB 5 27W 1 low 96 AOB 51 36R 53 iK 9 4(iB 7 4IW 34 2»B 28 45B 73 OW 24 15 13b 19 18 SOB 20 95 27B 19 36 36 36 30 31 31 31 19 33 33 33 47 37 36 23 24 33 33 24 24 35 33 33 21 24 23 23 47 J>'» I- .~ ~~~...W 45M J.............. 1 3 A7a JoMpIl Mt. 12 308 JniMliii...^......>..47 S7n Juue>. ...........47 .'Nil* Jfiuejr 47 III* JouRliur .....,■., 21 I.IN JiniipM ..,..„.. 46 47N Jouft«liii..»..»..~.-.l)4 3M JouImi hiM .........17 .Km Joiinpoor ............2^ 491* Jniiranbl ...........'W 23N JourM, RUer ..^m.66 7n J0118 Lakt Jovla . Jovit Pagui . Jowls »MM«. Jowrn ~.~... Jowx, L. .46 3HI* .46 IRN .44 S7M -IH3IN .23 3AN .At 47N 3 J3N 44 8HN .20 308 34 I3N t Joyea'a Country (OalwHjr) Joyeute Jou Ju Juan Purniindef Iile ........ XI iO» Jiiande Mayo, B....2I 3Utt Juan Ico Htrait ...... 1 1 Ion Juan, R. S. ..........17 08 Juan, B. 17 488 Juan, B. R. ,33 08 Juan del ore, B. ...I4 178 Juapoor , 18 25n Juary.RUKx/io, R. is As Jubb ~~~~. 128 Jubb or Jorb 11. 138 Jiibah ....?7 •i6N •lubbulpoor .........23 7n Jucar, River ~~....1!I 8n Juckou ...... ..>.....9.'l IAN t Judaea 31 40n % Judaea, Wil 36N .14 191* 20 4IN •ii IAN 34 408 ,4H 2.5N .28 AON „JU l:iN -.40 2RN M>10 408 -..■a 42N ....17 3l« Jiijuy~.~....~.~.~.23 .16s JiOuy Gde. de U. 23 3(» Jukkanjarvi ,67 AON Jukogorska ~.~....(i5 28n Julclia ...............JiS 54N Julamerk .....«.~.,...'<7 45n Julduk .12 2n Julgado....... 10 308 JulKaoni.~~..~.~~.°.Jl ON JuHiinatiede .........56 8N Jiilianitown ~.~.~.5.1 41 n Julias ..................32 58N Julien ."iO Ii7f> Julieraberg 51 lUN Julii, Forum ~~~.46 7" Jiiliines . 28 5«N Juliopnlia 37 S8N Jiiliopolis 3il A9N Jull 28 ION .lullal Kliaii 33 »N Juira Putun ..■•i'4 34N — 31 20N ?3N 7 IAS 7 14» — 33 51 IW ,~.33 231* ....24 46M ....38 3ON 49 30w Al 63 AW 49 as 47B « Jullindur. JulRiiz Juina Juriia U:iy ~. i Jumas-...'. JumburuiH . Juinday Juinilla~...~"~~. Jumjiiina V. of. See Ruins of Bdbylop ..... . ..... Juinnie, Biver..».J3 ISM Juron)a<)la..mw~....2l 6v U IHM «4I Ditv «0 JIW A9 IliU 6t 3lW 00 9AW (13 4iiMr 75 » w 68 4w 116 AB 3 WW I 25W 4 96B Ul 2HB 6 948 44 Ala 81 OB 89 44B 24 OR A2 40B 6 I7B 16 308 91 OB 76 2flB 7S 7a 6 188 g33w 4 14a 59 SOW 112 SOB 79 OW 67 OW 124 A7a SO 40W SO 38W 66 40w 68 low 88 4ea S6 low 42 MB 4-i 45R 35 lOB 8A 22B 3A 2(lR K 4B II Ua 14 :<9R 34 llB 46 I9w 78 20B 3A 12B 84 SOB 6H 49b 84 A2b 69 SB 148 27B 2 I8w 68 16b 112 AOB 28 30b 69 16W 6 A8B 75 I9B 64 4RW 63 40W 21 OB 44 A7B 22 6b 43 SOB 66.17B 38 AOw 76 32B 9 14B 6 Itw 33 40B 6 20B 17 24b 18 22B 103 42W 39 IIIB 31 3AB 67 3AR 67 45B 76 6R 15 4UK 68 2AR 13 OR IS OB 113 40W &i 2:..>A3 2UN ..... A 4a w.... 8 '.'On 11 ION Kadelburg 47 37n Kadein, el ...-29 2N Kadesli, or Kadesli>banien...30 40M Kadi-kloy. See the lioapliorut ... Kadlin ....... Kadjuin ...... Kadoin ...... Kadula Nafiiz Kadv Kaeldekircheii..»..AI 2IN Kaffar, R. .........^I <« KutHlcuU R. ..,^34 94* t Knlferland ....~.3I Ida Kjatir Kilii 36 In Kaflrilian .'« 4(iN Kaftan ....... 42 28M 41 lOB It) Hm 24 3B H .Via II 4IB II 4IB 9 428 H 4SB IH tia vl lita •M 9UB 27 OB 4.1 (IB ai 4SB 7i S8B 20 SIB 21 (IB 2 VdW 54 IHB 18 29a 70 A2a 140 4(lB 3A 23a 62 57 a .12 4ttB IH7 4B 105 46a 37 28K 37 AOB 75 I5B 9 SIR 12 18a 8 288 12 47W 8 I5B 33 :^;s SON ....34 48N .,23 SON 60 lUN 36 55s S8N 1 4118 .14 SON ,-2A 3M ...AA .'leN .56 SIN .27 34N ...J>2 39M Kaiins, Castle AA 53N Kaina...............<>4 12n Kaingan .. — 31 4(in Kainsk 55 SON Kaipan ^ A6 2.)n Kaipnra Harbour 36 SOS Kai|iiirii, K . — .16 458 Kaiping. Kair Kaira... Kairah Kairab Kairab . Kairwan .•>2 SAN 19 59N 23 4N .27 .'iriN .20 .IIN .22 44N .15 31 N Kaisari.veb............S8 40n Kaisariyeh .,,..~<2 .1.'In Kaiserdlauteni .....4)1 ::(iN Kaiserstubl ~~..'17 :i3.'« 31 .178 lu 458 42 15B 12 lOB 43 25R 6 lliR 26 liiK 21 33k 2u aw 6( AilR 6:1 lAR iG 47R 103 AOB ttl 7R 43 17b 79 28 178 (iR 70 A4R 8 A4B 14 45B 173 A(IB 69 20B A2 A8b IIS HB 9 A!IK '/7 !IK 114 SUr 114 28a 104 .'KIR AO A2b 17a &1R 2 22w 119 20i'. m S5B 76 41B 3 9w 4 SW 79 1«R S4i 40r A 3w 27 40k 9!) lOK 78 20R AA 4lB 174 I2B 174 sua 112 308 78 568 81 34B 82 168 (i.1 llR 72 47R 10 14k .15 SOR :<4 SSR 7 45R 8 23B 27 37 36 23 36 23 17 38 38 38 S3 33 27 35 S3 30 33 A3 33 17 30 63 83 23 34 81 83 30 34 34 33 63 13 36 3G S3 18 13 33 38 13 23 35 39 38 68 63 84 33 38 38 33 38 36 39 31 IS IS KalRKlakcb.i... KmIUi KaliMb R... Kahan Kalibia Kalht li»lir , KnIII, (il. — M 4liN .~40 HN ..^At I..N KHhnwk<>va........4« SiiM Kallnga Ul» A UN K alliinu.^.. ........ 87 <'N Kallngaluugaguy Ri¥«r ...... — ...^n 08 Kabii«k«. .......58 lUN Kalluimik lape..4l VtiM KallM ............51 4BN Kiilitw........... ,17 4(IN Kalitva ...........SO Ion KhHx .65 AIN Kalli, Rivk-r .......AS 4l« Kalkall 43 47n Kalla. .....57 HN Kiilltbagii...., , 33 ION K^illaiid«i« .. .41 S4N KallapnliMBB 6 3SN Kailapliunia M. ....37 S«N Kallure . 8 .'W Kallas Beraiie 9« 36n Kullcbot, Huuiid...SS 37N Kallerup ...... 56 SAn Kallemasco 42 30n Kaileryd ..... ^'■7 86N Kalihmnee,. ,..19 I3n Kaili«n6.~~..~..~IU ON Kalllnger 2a Sn Kallmo ..» 68 43N Kalln .............63 ^Sn Kalln, Lake....... 63 :i7n K»Uoo........~......34 43N KallyBindR......-.jS AN Kalinar A6 S!im t Kalinar 57 I am Kalmaau, River...44 Sin Kalmatla, 37 In Kalnacb ..47 IN Ki'lo, (ill 9iN Kalucta KhIoo Pali Kaloper. 1 Kaluuga Kaluuga Kalova KulpakI Xalpakutler Kalpatsk Kalpeni ble. KHiplW lU 32H .14 37N 42 34N .A4 2aN ..A4 3IIN ,wl3 36N 43N ...41 2. N I 3lif ,10 SN :<7 5.'>M KuluatelMttdykJIS 24N Kalogrla C. .......38 ISn Kalomeri C. .......36 67n Kalousi ......... . -I8 In Kaluo p. ........34 33N Kaloor. ... — 16 52N Kalootai Nor. ........32 A2N KaloiLlui8n.........34 5«N KalounieB.........36 55N Kalscliing ... ...48 49n 2J ii» 24 *a ill 248 M 40B at 158 t* 2B 101 SW II U M 22B Jl MI8 51 5SB 125 3SB 87 48 un 40B 57 SSB 28 /;■ 18 88 21 3/8 39 Shb 23 8B 3:1 88 28 8B 13 lUB 17 OB 71 36a 21 198 81 SB 21 47B 81 2.tB 73 178 19 3UB 8 SUB 86 low I3 40B 73 lOB 72 4UB 8U 32M lA9iB 13 lOB I2S2B 67 S5B 76 ItiB 16 20B 16 SB 27 54 a 22 78 22 28B 7 I8B 33 lOB 19 IB 68 OB 25 35 36 Kalsh Keul Kaltbrunn. Kalugliier Kaluss KaWari Knivas Kiilybei 2AN ...47 1«M :j7n 49 IN 26N ..63 52N 16N KulyviadlMistro 38 33N Kaina, River Knnialia Kaiuamang Kumares Kanuurovka Kimethall Kauibangnn Noura Isle 7 AOB Kaniboulat .. .|S S'tN KHmeel River...wS7 tli Kainen ............53 n6N Kamenitz ........(;< I in Kainenitx ..........49 20N Kainieiiets 4H SON Kamenka 53 I5N Kamenogorek, O. iW (in Kamenoka .....48 23N Kanienopol .........43 19N Kanientxa .. Kaniies Berg Kaniila C. Karoionka.^. Kaniionka Kaiiuslii Lakv* ...47 ON KammanaMie. R. 83 Sta SB l:^B OB 26 3&a 23 20B 82 AIB 58 3SB 74 iUB 21 'Mm 36 40B II 25B 2S 29B 91 478 68 UB 77 7B 88 34B 34 AOB 61 Ob 14 168 39 498 8 58B 28 alB 24S7B ■■i3 urn 30 SB 97 IB !.>3 SOB 49 2(iB 7 45\v 103 138 99 27R 46 368 4 6W 108 AOB 47 l.'iB 24 OK 81 58 :« 27K 15 IB 87 OB 43 49R 82 3(IR 40 SR 93 57B 91 3HB 18 ISa 23 9B 26 7> 24 988 66 408 «2 18r 88 M 21 73 W 83 if> M 37 87 » 8A 80 59 38 27 28 38 33 83 39 37 39 33 83 37 38 38 33 33 31 31 44 83 38 SS 38 88 33 39 33 33 23 23 27 28 37 IS 33 19 33 27 38 33 37 38 80 33 33 28 39 38 •a 28 33 33 ai 66 33 19 80 IS 87 19 33 33 27 88 23 36 35 88 23 13 35 33 88 9^ 23 19 23 23 89 23 87 28 38 88 19 19 39 88 u 20 INDEX TO BLACK'S G tt*mr% 14T. ^^ % KRmmnnni) Lake JH Mk KAiiiiiiiir -^...,^,.,ftl 4.,~^l XM Knnuiu, Iilt!.,....,,^70 Mm K»MiOtikol Nuiiao-54 SON Kninp ^.i,...^ AS 44N Kaiiipen ,^^.~,^^r>'i 3;M ACiN K*nip«nKp»it ,.,.....17 7n Kniiiporbor){ ^, sa .In Knriipervuflii .^.,^A2 31 n Katnptmg ^^.^^ 1 ^Ufl Kniiipot ». ^10 40N Kaiiirlngi Itlvur ^ 2 A^8 Kami, t' 'A) »« Kmii'e U.<^ 27 08 KiiniMr ^^.....^^M 3HN Knmtrhik Uivur^42 flUr* Kamptao >«~~ -.'I l!>n i KamtNliatkn ^57 on knintKhatkn, X. M! VAN KiiintKlmtkn, or li»eTinn't Hv^i^M) ON KHintMliatku, Verkhney >>,..„^S4 On ,~3S 4N ~^T5 14N ~-.'>0 6N <-^5 Z3N ~.ft3 9N «-.12 41)N .26 3SN .T3 I5N 32 ION 39 3n a'i 4!lN .43 4N 35 49N 34 »N .39 ON M ON r «w«^^>«i Kntnur Kactiurc Kainycliln KatiubHd Kttnadel ^„^ Kntia al JeliU KanaRee^.^.. Kaiiafi, Kanu Kannli li. Kannll Kniianlkolioi Kanarali Knriboiinan Kanbula Knn-clioo. Kiin-clioo KHii(ialirir<.^^>M^3l X>n Kandabr ^^,,^^\o l>5n KHnilairoli ^..„„^'iH 4n Kanilnlaska .,,^^07 Ion KandnlHska, G. 01 (i7 2IIn KandHlitclu.^._^43 :i3N KntidernwullmuiKW 8 12n Kiuidliffeli-klny. Bee the Itusptiorug^^ Kandoull ^,„, 53 .ns Ki»ndry~, ,^54 31 n Kimdy^.^ ^,^ 7 on Kaiidy* ..,^^„,„M V!n Kaiieegorum -w.«,3'i .lOx Kangaroo Into :ir> htm Kunganmcim fil 57n Kannawar^^ 'H »iv KanKeiuiig iBle 7 10s KnnKlmr-.,,.^.^ JJU 18N KiHiguiig la. See Kangyun ^,„,„^n 35s Kanlftbii^,„^,<.<^iy 28n Kanin N09 ^^ «H 37n KanioiiriKan Point 1 on Kniilna^. 4(5 1.')N K:iiilia, Great 4fi 2aN Kanlwi, KiB 4<) 7n Kaiilaka Zpmlln ^ti/ iiu Kaiikukcn Itlvur,^4i I2n KanUarl ^.^,.^..,^40 35n Kiinkoli, El ~.«„«3(t 14N Kun-Klung^^ 28 on Kankube^ 33 19n Kaiikula^ _^43 34n kKaiHialiind — ~.JJ3 5,(8 niinali^^^.....^ 34 ICn Kannolta -^.^ ,!5 54 n KHno-^~»^^,„«,l-j 6N Kuiuie.^,.,..^>.^>,^l2 ON Kanova ^„-„..,^57 49n Kanakoy 5,5 30n i Knnauh ^^„„37 On Kanta^»~~^ .M) 4!)n Kantal~~ ^,^3 63n KimlarHJi^^,,..^.')? ;)2n Kan-taiiin, 30 ^.'iN Kantiirk 62 IOn Kn\\nir^.,^,.,^„^:i-2 -jus Kiiwt.m UivoT no <)n Kiin/,11.1 V 3I» UN Bo, or 33 16 26 26 19 63 22 99 41 16 16 31 40 16 16 an 38 38 33 37 33 29 39 30 Rk 14 i.m 14 17R 14 'i-dU 174 IRR 3-.> Ann 163 Oh 69 30w 4 39a fi fi3B II 31 R 100 lOK 6 A2R i 5liR i04 7R lOV 4.'lR 104 411K 2<) 20k 19 4UR 73 40r 27 fi3K 79 14B 100 Ok 102 20b 17ft OW 89 1A8 AR 67 SOB 67 35B 4S l'Ob CO 33B 47 47K 36 lUR 66 21 B 35 I8R 34 51 B 20 42b 6/ 20b 27 4R 36 5HR 77 23b 100 508 114 5oR 65 30B 77 16B 70 14R 32 30 B 34 OB 25 38B 81 308 45 SR 63 .')7B HO 45B 53 08 70 lUB 137 1(18 W 27 k 47 6iJB 115 32b 60 40S 94 30R 4 low 43 25E 119 68 16 17 20 45 88 4b IB 4B 2B 33 41 )B 31 25B 115 30R 35 41 K 18 3B 21 ,5B 13 44B 14 22B 9 20K 9 l-'B 56 168 85 5a 104 Ob II 3.')K 76 12B 38 48k 109 14B 8 AlW 35 4B 04 ,^2^v !»li 30\V 39 33 33 23 33 23 31 32 31 31 37 33 27 30 33 34 34 32 33 32 33 23 27 33 27 33 23 33 23 32. 33 52 23 32 35 33 24 3.i 30 23 35 19 10 19 23 It 30 37 31 31 27 3H 33 20 30 23 2'.t 34 33 30 34 13 31 43 N>>.B>. Lat. KiininKaaiim >«~.~« H 2H* KHraiiDDliiiig ...j^ 7 4Sa Knrana Mount -^ A I As Karunl* ^'Xl ?6n Kiira-Hak! ,19 &AN Karaxcli, River ~.44 AOff Kariala 37 38n Karanliikl 69 27n Kiirii^oki, l 26n KnraiM>ii liazitr -~45 Cn KitrutuI ,„^ 44 13N Kuratuvly ^.>.,....JB 23N Karittchuv -«.~~^-„A3 Hv Knrat8|uiir, I.nke lit! 45N Kaniul ,^^42 47n Kiiraiui'boa ^.^^\H 23N Karatimh C.^^,-.)t| 34N ICitniteglii ,.^^ .'18 50N Kara Tiippcr I't „,;i5 .mon Kiiratupuli ^ .16 IHN Knravaniwrat ~>^^3H A4N Kariivar-^ ^-.-.^TO 21m Kiirnvi^ ^^TO 45N Kariivoatu.si .38 9N KarnvouKin C 30 21 N KarboghHZ < 36 ION Knrbole...^ til 68N Karclii K V.t 2VN Kardftiuyin ~— ..30 ftOM Karditaa ~~, ._38 27N Karda — ., -, 23 401* Karduk Karduta Karorapxa Karetivoe Kareweran , Karoz..^^.., Kargeh, El Kargopol Karghah 11. Kargbah li Karelian KarKii Bazar Kari-Kiiri, or Knuckle Ft. Karia Kariatin Karies ... Karili Karin ^ Kariiija Kariiiska Kariso Karietan Karistza Karit, W. Karitaa ^ Karjurand — Karkeiina lalu Kiirk-Imn Karkicuvui 30 25N ~43 IN ~ 7 .*«N ■^ 8 25N ..40 I8N -29 2BN -.26 ION ~61 31 N 39 40N !9 31 N 39 51 N 39 20N .'14 468 38 30N .23 40N — 40 14N — 3!) 56N 44 9M .~™20 26n 58 4N 37 WIN 41 17N ...39 15N .„.27 32N ♦1 aoN .•J4 38N ~J7 35N 56 2N KarkuII ...,...»...- 13 IflN Karlburgh 48 4n Karlohy Ganilii „.('>3 4Hn Karlova .^..-„...„45 4.')n KarlsMaveii ~,.. 51 39.V Karl.stadt ~~....._49 AIIN Karma B, ,^ 29 SAN Kamara ^^.^.^ 13n Kariaoo 59 15N Kamabat -.,..w,,.....42 39N Karobumu C. 36 36n Karonda lio 2!).v Kai'otclia 50 51 n Karntyfalva . — „,.48 53n Karovft .,.,,,,^^.,^55 4Sn Karpelika -^~...^45 31N Karreeboach Fn««.31 688 Karrocka, Kiv(;r...33 fis Karrildbck — .....57 4 In Karrow. . 57 2I)n Kara . 40 34n Kara ^.■..,,^^„.„^'i 33N Kara, Rivor . 40 28n Karsaig ^......^..,.^56 20n Karsoun ...............54 7n Kurtakslio ...35 2n Kartulya ~«-.~,...43 42.N fcirtbr'zrr^izr,3)7"o'ir Kartigapiilly 9 15N Karuali 11. ™. 32 30s Karuk .'^3 Hn Karup ...jti IHN I.ORil. lis 40B 109 OB 106 (>■ . 47 lOR 36 4UB 81 36H 35 47 a 8» 3flB 26 I OH 34 .'»R 28 28M 68 lOR .14 .'>4K 18 ."MIR 25 24 k 32 I OR 3.') 20B 70 IOr 02 5H 64 4.<)B 21 9b 22 57 ■ 23 35B 21 .30R 22 54 b 29 SOB 15 24R 66 43B 32 IHb 23 I3R 68 4lH 00 13k 19 57k 38 46B 79 A8R •M 40B 66 2B 29 40 R 38 40K 33 OK 31 llB 40 25R 41 IIB 173 85 R 79 35b 44 30B 24 15r 22 .38k Id 38B 77 30B 60 SK 45 32b 27 30B 21 42k 32 SB 22 45b 33 308 II 8b 32 .58B 59 6B 75 "48* 17 7" 23 21 B 20 23B 9 27K 9 49k 40 OR is'2 llK 4 518 26 528 31 5'B .'18 40K 37 21 K 18 52B 67 20a 3H 4'JB 23 40B 23 45B 10 O^R 4 45W 42 58n 4 Abw 42 45k 5 6yw 40 51 B 76 Ob '28 34 R 66~0b' 76 318 151 A7B 71 20B 9 HE No. OP MtP. HT 35 36 33 .30 19 30 33 33 23 27 '23 23 23 37 19 30 33 33 33 38 38 38 38 38 30 33 33 38 38 33 33 37 36 83 30 33 .3(i 23 30 30 30 30 .53 29 29 27 27 19 33 33 33 37 28 37 28 30 36 .30 23 33 19 23 19 17 18 32 28 22 27 30 23 23 19 23 23 38 38 21 II .'JO 36 30 13 23 33 27 29 33 .53 32 21 Niii»%. Lit. I.ORU. We. or Kat6lnol ,49 ON m ION .40 I In 28 271* Kator Cape ,^ Katerl ,.^^,^, Katurin, Jolxil Katoyoheeke (Jhureo ~~~...-.S9 IOm Katbcrino, ljooli..~.'<4 26s Katliurlno, I.nuli~JiC ISN Katlb lale. See riiiigapore.........^ Kati Katt .37 25s Katlv, El 20 :V>s Kntjawatto .. 6 ON Katkaritijulitb 21 6AN Kato lIulBsl .37 43N Katoclil .... 38 25N Kato Mainoiilu ~.38 Mn Katniiln .38 13N Kator , 2(1 A2N Kato 8khetio ,......'18 16N Kato THmonl ,iS Ms Katrubud ........37 In Katrany . ........31 6n Kataaront 38 4n Katai oula moiiren B. 38 ON Katta Kiirgand - 39 .5Cn Katterewali ..... ...22 2HN Katterline 66 63s Katton 51 69N Kattregam 6 86N Katunga ~.,...«.... 9 On Katwylc ^^..........JO 12N Katwyk ..»~..w~.-61 45N KatB .54 .32N Katsbach, River...Al 17n Katm Kaiia R. „^ 228 Kaudorateg Kaiienloke Kaufbeuren Kaiifungen Kaiikan 46 30N 19 4IN 47 63N 61 16N 4(t .T'N Kaukehnen ^.......65 UN Kaula ...........30 26n Kaun Voe ^^.,Jtfl 87n Kaunglnaa Head ...Ji2 ON Kaiirala R. 28 S49 Knvak. See tlie Uoaphorua.... Kavaila ~,~........_40 d9N Kavama 43 25n Kavenki ......60 SON Kawa-kawa, or PalliserC. 41 .178 Kawa-kawa 37 .398 Kawerarixa ..-.....-37 7* Kawia llr. 39 68 Kaweii lalu 7 On Kawkal el IIawa-.82 36N Kawnoad - 26 68n Kawur 4 .5(» Kayaii --.-37 XW Kayseraclio 50 19n Kayiil 32 55N Kayiiii K. 33 ION Kaza -.— ,-.-.-.-34 On t Kazan 55 23N Kazan — .-. .—.55 40N Kazarma — —,-.53 46n Kazariin, Hoael 31 7" Kazatcliia Kazbek Mount. Kazboulatovu Kazeroon — .. Kazibeg. Kiizsony ITjfulu, Keadiic. Keady Keal. W Keanacbyle. 51 14N 42 42N 54 ION .29 35N .42 42N .46 15N 4 .9N ...54 14N — .53 ION 50 ION Kearn —.1 57 19n Keata, Vort 14 08 Kcbbiii. Maden 38 46n Kebaud -.——.-.39 ."JAn Kcdamath „,— 30 44n Kuddington 52 5n Kodekleli -.——.36 21 n Kederaotli- Keder kanti Kedea Kediri Kvdiali Kodje Keealluli Kuekair 31 33N 31 5n 33 9n 7 498 -.33 9N 26 25N ,27 3N 2 hi 6b 67 Ow 22 321 33 661 66 42a 117 tiB 4 87W 175 ena 50 IB 80 24 ■ 85 :isb 32 30b 81 121 83 67B 23 32B 69 Ob 21 49R 33 7b 70 48a 36 9a 34 82a 00 ?5B 66 IB 81 OB 8 Utv 8 32w 81 40R 6 16a 4 85B 8 82b 18 30h 16 28b 174 iOB 7 40B 72 57 b 10 38k 9 40B 67 IOB 21 32R 70 5(tB 6 .37W 10 16tv 149 22B 84 20b 28 23K 166 35b 175 I'lM 178 '^4« 175 ,'«Ri 174 .528 173 OB 35 .31 B 71 25b 10.1 5B 34 iga 7 IB 79 2K 48 25R 49 lOK 49 OK 49 108 56 47E 32 54B 57 I8B 44 3IB 61 50B 61 SOB 43 4b 25 67k 8 6w 6 41W .'IB 4 20\v 2 6IW 129 30B 38 44B 28 :^9B 79 4b 30B 29 30B 35 65B 77 20B 36 32B 112 OB 35 32B 62 208 70 4MB 33 89 37 87 83 63 13 33 63 39 3!) 33 38 38 38 38 33 28 28 32 37 38 33 33 33 13 10 .13 36 16 16 20 20 .53 15 33 18 17 29 20 33 11 13 63 27 37 27 29 .53 .53 63 .53 54 31 33 35 30 17 33 33 32 23 23 '23 37 23 23 23 32 2.3 19 13 13 9 11 II 53 ;jo 30 33 10 30 31 33 31 35 31 32 33 BLACK'S G NEEtL ATLAS. LtT. I.OKU. Ko. or M*». -~~-.4B f»i« a/' 5a 39 ~ ,..„^m tow tVJ Ow 89 40 I IN 'ii 32a 37 )l ^m 27N 33 &6B 87 V 2.'>» 20 .'ttv « (tM I 21 lifts 37 42N 38 25M lu „^ VfiN > 3« J3N „ 2(1 8JN , rm ION ;«j UN t^f^^f^^SJ IN ,11 6N > 38 4N Miren — „~-3S On id « 39 MN 22 2HN 8(! 63N SI 69N 6 26M 9 ON 81 48N 84 32N ver~,Sl 17N „Mli 228 .~,46 3ttN «,U» 41 N .«-47 63N .~,S1 1«N .^•10 3"N — 85 «N .~„w30 25N ,87 87N »(1 ,^-2 ON .iti S4S _40 dON «43 1!5N ~60 20N -41 .'178 _37 3<)8 — 37 78 .JS 68 ^ 7 ON „82 36N „26 68N ^ 4 8(« -.37 aw „80 19N _3'2 55N ._33 ION 34 ON — 55 23N — 55 40N —53 46N -Jl 7n —51 14N ,-„42 42N —64 ION —2!) 35N —42 42N —4(5 I8N — 54 »N 54 14N —53 ION -,Ji8 IfiN 57 1»N ,—14 OS —38 46n — 39 35N 30 44N — 52 5n — 36 2lN 31 33N —31 6n 33 On — 7 498 — 33 9n 26 25N ™27 3N V 65 42a 117 tin 4 a7w 175 Ma 50 la BO 24 a H5 3Sa 22 30a 91 12B S3 57a 23 22a 69 Oa 81 49* 22 7a 70 4Sa 36 9B 24 82a 00 !?5B 66 la 81 OB 8 Uw 8 32tv 81 40B 6 I8B 4 85B 5 fi2B 18 30a 16 28b 174 lUB 7 40B 72 57B 10 3Uk 9 411B 67 108 21 3.'R 70 5llB 6 37w 10 l«w 149 22B 34 20b 28 23K 166 35B 175 ?lM 178 24 « 175 33R1 1*4 52B 173 Ob 35 31 B 71 25S 10.1 5b M I9B 7 IB 79 2K 48 25B 49 10k 49 UK 49 1(JB 56 47B 32 54 B 57 IHB 44 3IB 61 80b 61 S8a 45 4b 25 57B 8 6w 6 41W .'IB 4 201V 2 81 \v 129 30B 38 44B 28 .ate 79 4b SOB 29 30B 35 55B 77 20B 35 32B 112 OB 35 32B 62 ifiR 70 4IIK 33 63 13 33 63 39 SI 33 38 38 38 38 33 28 28 32 37 38 33 33 33 12 10 33 36 16 16 20 20 83 18 33 18 17 29 20 33 11 13 63 27 27 27 29 53 83 63 53 84 31 33 35 30 17 33 33 32 23 23 23 37 23 23 23 32 23 19 13 13 9 II II 53 m 30 33 10 30 31 33 31 35 31 32 33 Ntna. l.tT. X.>>N(. K«lllDghuMn .«— A3 a'N Kulloe 65 4t^— .,— 33 5* Kvlnnlug —.—.—53 41N Keliibncli ——48 40N Kelmie ..... . 62 15N Kelrall— — _53 13n Kelicy, N. 53 30N Kel»ey, 8 53 2Mn Kelahall— — 62 In Kelw 86 36N Kelapoke Ciwtlc —85 44N Keltiierne — 6.'i 23N Keltle Br.— — ...riG hn Koltiin ——,15 «N Kelton — — .M .54N Kelty U. 56 9n Kcliin ,'16 2!IN Keliing —25 18N Kolvedon — . 61 3ON Kelvin, \V. —66 67n Kemo—— — 1 I5N Kemakh — 39 25N Kemalabait 35 45n Koinare — .,— ,— 37 16n Kembacli— . .56 I9n Kemeen— —.30 9n Keml — 66 49N Keiiii— ., —64 69N Keml, niver — „— 64 58M Keml, River «i5 48M Keiniervie L.iUe— 66 30N 66 36N 52 IN — 14 48N ..— .-)7 15N .03 51 N 51 2IN 51 I9N —.56 18N —36 4N .62 9N Keinitrasl Kemliz Kemmoo ., Kemtiey — - Kfiiipo — .... Kempen. Ketnpen Konips Castle Kempsville. Kempsey. Kempt, Lnke— 47 27N Kenipten,., Ken, Loch Ken W. Kenachryne Kenalwoo Keiiatli ».— Kcnath-iiobiili, KoilHUgll — . Kcnbane Isle- Kcnbertoii — Kenbole 47 43N 55 In —85 LW —57 55N 21 3iN .-■»2 49N « 7N .5.3 ;i7N .56 I3N .52 3«N ..^7 UN Kon, Briduo of 55 lis Kun Water —56 15N Kendal .14 Ion Kendorchurcli —51 .08N Kendoll. ."j? 17n KendricUN Isle ?4 I.In Kenobekasiii,Hivur45 34 n Kenflg .. — .-ii .(ON Kengall — 35 08 Kengisbruk 67 Ion KunliAwa, Little River—— —3^ IfTN Kenliulwick, L. —68 IOn Konilworth Kcnkriea Keimiare „ Konni.iro, River. Kenmore ——57 34n Kenmore Ciistle —55 4n Kenmore — _56 3.'>n Kenn O. — «— 28 2n Kennararueli . ,55 42n Keiinard— j)l 44N Kennard L. —56 ^'«n Kennardiiigton — _5I 2n Keiinubeck Hiver„45 i'5N Kennedy Custlo —54 5.)N Kennedy Islo , 8 408 Kenneli, OKI ^..^,-jr, :\'s Konnet, K. .... ."jl '^4.^ r,2 21 N 17 62N 1 :)3N 61 44N 9 44K 3 I5W I Mw 4 llw 10 7M' 7 iinv fl I3w « 4Uw 4 I5W 4 51w 55VV 118 e8K 8 34W 12 .3'.'B 1 29B 8 43W (' a6w 26 w 3W 8 26w 5 OW 7w 3 22W 3 »>w 3 6«w 4 20W 52 13K 131 38B 40B 4 9w 124 52R 39 25B 60 82b 27 40b 2 85W A3 18k 84 39B 34 89B 34 31 a 24 40B 27 ;).5B 27 29B 13 W» 7 ow 2 29W 9 3IB 6 32B 18 4B 3 51W 76 iw 2 13w 74 Ifiw 10 I9B 4 4W 4 9W 6 llw 84 8 k 36 46 b 35 52 K 7 46iV 6 18W 2 23W 3 51 w 4 I'jw 4 OW B 46W 2 52w 2 17W 1.33 SUE 65 62W 3 44W 147 18B 23 3UB 81 40 W 6 44W 1 35W 22 69B 9 35W 10 OW 5 45W 4 8w 3 5«w 2 SOW 61 2IK 8 40 w 84 31 w 3 4HW 52B at 36W 4 57 w 107 l-'K HI 44 K 1 4!HV Ro or Mi p. I ~ 31 ' 13 9 13 13 13 13 13 10 13 10 83 13 18 10 9 9 9 10 13 13 9 13 13 13 13 33 34 10 13 35 30 32 30 13 33 23 23 23 23 23 23 30 36 II 31 17 20 13 44 10 42 18 13 13 II 33 31 31 13 13 10 11 12 12 9 10 II 29 41 10 62 23 44 11 10 28 13 13 11 12 12 10 32 12 44 12 10 44 20 52 37 N, Lit, ^0. r,r Nop,. 6*T. Ki'rr, Ki ——.10 4UN Kerntra, Ule 'S 26n Kerrioiiiuir — „^.Hl 4IN t Kerry, County— A2 on Kerry iieiid Kerry.,,- Ki'rauint, ('. Kuraliudilcr Kornlierniit KemlKipe, Ft. Kinliupe W. Kuralnov ........ Keraley .—.—.. Kemlund .~~. Koriu, DJukJo Kertezi —..,.. Kerthelni — Kertwi* Kurulen River. Keriin, El — .. Kerwagg. Kerwoiler Kerwick Keih Knilttan — Ketklna ~— . Keskozero— ..,— Koirawaii, B. ul Kesiab — . Kessingland Keston Ketweli, El Keswick-.. KcAwick. Kel River. Ketack— Keteli Leman tlie Boaphonis Kethelly Ketlierabbn Keto, Pr. Ketoa...., Kctskenict Kettering Kottins, K. Kettle Kottleby — . Kettlewelt A 84N 82 31 N J 3H I 6N 17 20N 65 UN .')5 9n 44 47N .,~— A3 3i!N 65 43N 7 60» V 61)N 49 44 N .,41 32N ..48 .'U)N -.21» MIN „V) .IfiN .,49 I7N 58 3jN 64 31 N .28 I6N .'18 ION f;i S2N ..•)3 B Kezdi Vtwiirliely Kliabour H. — Kliaci «..— Kliudara — Khaderzinil „ Khadrou — ,», Khaff Khafsa Kliaidari KImir Khigee, Fort — . Khajee Ft. Khiilats Klialifa . Klialouk Klialueli Klialifa Khan Khan Khan Khan Denuti ...T. ..■>\t ,41 34N 3N .).'•> 49N 41 6N 31 35N ON )6N 37 32N .19 8N •2H 4HN .28 4!)N —38 38N .37 21 M m 3(IN .')7 30N 44 40N ■im a'fN 39 41 N 33 '.MN Khan Minyi.li ..—.:)_' ssv Khan Ola iMi)iiiit».49 '.'On Klmn RaeliasocnialS 20n Khan Rs. . Klianu Ki^rgun Khanuliibud Khatialioiidy .. Klianhalla '^ Kliandii — 'iH ION .-^.Ui .'J7N — 36 4(IN — :i6 «N —28 .59N 36 48a 6 31 w 2 5W 86 7ik 8 2lW 4 42U' no 22B 22 IB 9 .30B 43 21 B 116 6a .30 ,38N 4 54W 8 9B 4 66W 7 44W 86 Ob 24 14a 33 19B 35 37a 38 30B 1 4-ja IB 36 I6B 3 7w 1 16B 82 30a KO lua 17 28B ,35 44 B 1:23 7b 107 2lB 19 43B 44W 3 12W 3 7w :>7w 2 Iw 33W 22 IB 26 34 B 27 i)9B 24 47B 102 54 B 2 30 18B 1,33 ,38a 133 88B 8 I2W «W 3 2aw 68 9b 28 31* 26 Or 40 40K 82 4UB 1 47B 49 llB 67 19b 60 17B 26 MB 22 &3b 76 45B 53 44B 62 48B 76 80b 47 16b 87 5IIB 64 20b 46 48b 27 21 B 82 46B 40 llB 36 16b 35 33B 112 OB 102 29b .33 SIB 53 20r 69 3B 55 .'■)(;b ''J, I IK 37 IS 13 13 13 10 M II 3i'> 9 12 37 9 12 'dr, 28 18 30 'i',) 37 n 18 II 13 32 ■28 ■23 31 30 10 10 31 9 10 39 35 27 19 31 31 3.5 19 10 13 13 10 9 10 23 27 27 23 36 10 23 83 .52 13 'J ItJ 3'i •27 19 30 33 36 23 32 32 27 28 33 32 32 33 32 .32 .32 32 27 28 30 31 3T 29 ,35 30 32 32 32 .33 Kholin —57 6M 31 I4v Kholinogonk —64 41 N 47 oa Khulnioovatkn— .69 SAN 47 26b Kholyvaii 64 45N ICI 15k kKholyvan —62 .ION lUi 30k honiu* 38 6n 39 tin Khondaiib —.'14 85N 48 Aiia Khoninr — , ,13 8N M) '25a Khooluom — ..— ...:i6 49N 67 46a Kliiior ..—.—.JIM |i>N 48 .'lOa ICIioor — .._.'I3 48N 69 Oa Khoordahgur —20 NN |i5 38b Khoosh-i-Nakood 31 37n 05 5a Kliiioih Hiird.ibn— ,'19 24N Ii4 6bB KliiiiiHhtii|ipit ——.37 In 67 4^a Kllopi — —42 ■24N 41 ,5';b Khoppa— 41 25n 41 2, a Khur 38 ,'K)N 44 btim Klioriilr Alinxd. 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M r>in Kolgouev Iil«..~..>m 6N Kolnam 53 Hit Koliasin >...<...>.~,.57 S" Kolim loiignn ,.....^') 25if Kolima. aireT..^,jes *Mf Kolinukol, North 68 33N KoIlm<.... »»»>.., ..«■■ BO On Kollnd Sound M 24N Koliori ^ »..^ :i6N Ko\kengen ^ Hii 9n Kolleditch...^.w^43 4<)n Kellum ~>>~.>~^^W I7n Kolo .....~«.^......&« ION Kolodei 4U 28n Kolosriv >.~...,>.JS8 40N Kolokythia ~~..^.J6 35N Kolokythia, (Julf of »<^#»tf# » #>*#> >»» i.'W 35N Koloiiiea >~~.«..^48 2ilN Kolomentk ~>..,^^!i 67n .61 2AN 5» 34N ^.J» SIN — 44 ION Kolu Kushia ..^^.JSt 35N Kolva, River ..^UafS 16N Kolomna Kolomik , Kolotikoi . Kolouraa . Kolpitchin Koiiiani C, Komanova Komarova Koinasi Komatougaldu Komiton Komlog « Komloi, Tot Komogovina Komom -~.. Kointberg ~ Komstrm ~. , Komulmair ■ Konak-kiui 41 78 .,^41 58N .Jlf] 20N ^ 6 SON .JSb 23N .38 4N ..^S 5SN 46 84N ^.J 20N .47 47N i 308 .3» .34N >lh «N 1!)N Konchenbroda .Ji\ Sn Konda~^mmm22~'«iN' Kondapilly 16 SON Kondenina L. .^....^33 28 Kondili M. Kondo Devpoti Kondovaseiii ~> KonelloC. ~.. Konetagorak Konettka ^ Koneypoor Kong Kong Kong Kong-choo ■,JM 42N 38 .•»7n x; SON ,37 11" m. SIN 59 35N 19 4!)N 9 45N .10 5HN .10 .5"iN .20 ON Rong, Mountains 9 ON Kongairvi .~>~>^.>~~6I S7n Kongama, Lnkc.^i9 1 n Kongelf,~~~,-~~-!J7 S-'n Kong-knbin, Uiiy 12 20N KoiigKbL'rg<..,....^,^9 :i9N Kongtiey Ml S4n Kongsvinger ^.~~60 12N KonTavi...^^ Konicepol Ktinlg ...^ Kiiniggratz. .38 54N -~60 40N ~^9 44N fiO I3N ,54 42N .51 45N ,50 16N .52 UN J!A\ I2N K&nigt Lak&..,..~~47 SON Klinigiberg (Brandenburg) .52 SON Kb'nigaberg iBast Prussia) nigshof K6nigshofenM»» Kiinigsluter ...^ K6nigiitein.«»..~ K6nigstein ..........SO AlN Kfinigswald ...^.-Xti 2<)n Konigswinter ........SO 44n KAnlgHWortha .~~JS1 IRn KoningFt. 27 388 Koiiioateni ..........43 &(jn Konisopolis ........39 .3!)n Konitia .....43 45N Konlt»a.......~».....40 8n Koniyeh .............37 4iin Konkelr 20 1!)m Konkel Nuggur ^ti 53N Konkobwr ~......... J4 20N Kon-koe Hr. 12 .38N Konnah Kraal 29 .358 Kononiba t.l ^?L 18 3IIB 68 52R 49 lOH 6 49B 37 35lt n «)■ 162 OB 161 OR 168 :»■ 153 SOB \h I IB 10 42B ISf 43B 4 66B 54 431 18 3«B fi 8B 22 20B 18 40B 45 A9B 44 3t)B 22 28B 22 40R 25 78 36 1.3B 38 24b 53 .30B .l.'i 2.'iB 23 14B 46 27b 34 SliB 56 16b 174 27R 28 SB 55 2»B 1 BOW 34 15B 24 33B 20 44B 20 48R 16 2^'R 18 ?■ 21 2oB 24 2B 73 26B •26 I SB 13 36B 82"'4b' 80 3!IB 117 48R 23 S4B 23 41 B 22 IB 21 37K 43 4!)B 35 .38K 84 hWK 4 low 8 .'iW 103 l.oK no ItiB 3 OW 21 30K 20 4IIR 12 4K ll<2 lOB 9 37b 10 7B 11 5HB 81 3.3B 19 39B 9 4B 16 48B 12 93a 19 23 23 16 23 23 29 29 39 39 19 31 38 IC 33 27 16 28 23 23 23 28 28 19 23 23 21 23 28 23 30 23 .53 27 23 36 30 28 19 19 19 19 38 2H 33 33 18 33 33 .53 28 28 28 28 23 23 33 36 3f) 35 34 36 23 22 22 35 22 21 22 2H 23 18 19 18 14 18R 20 SO 29B 10 46B 10 26B 10 3IB 8 23B 14 VR 15 13b 7 78 14 21 R 24 aOB 23 52B 80 8R 18 5B 21 SB 32 40B 82 Or 84 SB 47 68B 109 20R 24 .348 11 gliw 20 17 17 17 17 17 20 17 17 .38 27 28 27 27 30 33 33 56 &5 38 Namm. I*T. LifWd Ro. or M4r. Knphen FL ..>..„....34 30n Koping ...... 89 86N Kopkyha-Corcyra 30 40n Kopnieh .. Ai 23N Kopottan l ...~..~..~.44 17n ren 47 7n KoDreinl KopretniU 46 IIN Koprili 41 46N Koprlvno ...44 8n Kopiiuugskoe ..^.^64 On Kopyczynci Kopyl Kopyl Kopy» Kopytova Kora ..... Korabur Kurah Koraka Koraklll .49 4N .45 12N .45 25N ,54 lUN .-.60 54N „liO 49N ..24 27n •XA 36N .~J7 20.N .11 SON Knrana, River......46 31n I! KorannR..........^28 458 Koranliiib..~..~,~.l i 2n Koras .................46 3RN KoraU Korburg Korbi X KordoCan Koree Mt...... Koree Rtver. Korenlcza ... Korgini Korkub Koridja Koritta ..^.m. Korkura ~ Kormond .. Korniudsh . _ ..16 I2N ....J54 29N .38 ISN .12 40N 23 40N 2.1 3l'N 44 3!»N ,57 SON ,32 2N .40 49N .53 30N Komah Komer Komeuberg Koro . Kurod ^MwWxwMMitfi^wMwa 35 34N 47 In 28 34N .31 4N ,51 14N 48 20N .49 On .46 61 N Korogra C. ..........38 3n Kurolevetc~._....51 30n Koron <.....~...™~.r36 46n Korop .~~. fi3 SfiN ICororsiriki ..._~».33 15s Koro«..~...w~.~~~47 3.'IN Knros, River 46 45n ICoros, Fehea, R. 46 4Sn Koro8,Fekete, R. 46 4Sn Koros, Sebe.s R- 4 24S ,66 3!(N ...43 24n .40 ION .~.J7 4N Kosaier, O! Koatainicza Kostanitz Koataiiitza Kostel .. Kosten . Koateail ..~...~..~ Kottemit: Koatin Bay..........w.~71 On Koatova ...^....^....OO I8n Kostritz ...~~......50 57" .26 8SN .45 16n .42 7n .45 I4n .45 31 N .^hi SN 43 2N i4 UN Koatroma ... t Koatroum , Koatrzyn ~., KoMik -....,... Kosulitzit 71 55B 5b 16 2B 23 19 48R 38 13.35R 20 26 78 27 7 378 15 16 .528 19 81 488 27 19 2R 27 46 488 23 2« 31 19 37 65B 23 38 7R 23 30 218 23 47 08 23 34 188 23 74 SB 33 68 688 33 23 48 28 76 428 33 15 308 19 20 258 .38 76 418 33 19 80R 19 108 108 29 9 8.58 21 23 86R 28 SO 08 36 68 37b 32 68 30B .33 16 .5IIR 19 93 Ob 29 47 188 33 20 44R 27 17 68B 20 44 6R 56 16 37b 19 61 24B 32 47 27B 32 10 378 17 16 20B 19 23 .308 19 23 85B 19 20 44B 2S 33 328 23 21 S9R 28 30 .33R 23 174 10R .53 2.) Wk 19 20 12B 19 81 8R 19 21 88 19 2(»S8B 19 a<) 208 23 42 24 B 23 23 69b .38 84 29b 28 15 SB 22 6 I2B 22 21 8b 23 6 SB 22 36 SOB 23 32 OB 36 32 42R 37 28 IB 23 27 25K 30 55 3!)B 32 100 .5b ,35 2(1 3.1K 23 72 3 )K 33 84 19R 27 64 SHE 23 148 I'/'B .52 21 KB 22 27 4()K 27 19 41)b 27 82 448 28 101 -208 29 85 30b 19 34 4R 37 34 8B ,37 16 a3B 19 84 SB 27 16 34 B 27 14 568 :<> 16 40E 20 22 Ok 27 16 27B 20 .~S7 44N ...57 54n 52 23M .-32 UN ,~.43 59N KoavH, River -.~S8 47 n 63 30r 44 42B 12 OR 41 IR 44 I2R 17 1.3R 68 208 18 448 56 108 29 23 17 23 23 20 .33 27 23 NtHIU. Lir. LoNlI. KoulR ............... 6 5 2n Koutt ..46 6Sn Kouka 13 5N Kouke ...............19 53N KoukUfa ^ .38 36N Koukmor .~~»~~55 55n Koukola ..— -~6I 4n Koukou .......— ~40 SON Koulft M 26N Koulan, Lak3-....48 SOm Kou-lanR ..—...^37 33N Koulamka...-..— .52 SON Koul«ya 44 5n Koules ......— . — .37 46n Koullnsk ...J>3 37" Koulioi Rivur -.-.66 6n Koulowri ...-...—37 57" Koultaeva— — 57 ft8N Kouoi -...-..... . -.-.40 20N KoumUabrikh 31 16N Koum Lake— —.31 44n Kouraa, Gulf —44 I6N Kouma, River —44 39N KounianI ——.37 4SN Koumi ——.38 38n Koumi Bay ——..38 34N Kouiiiia—— .— 56 26N Kouniiong -.—...57 49N Koun^aas—. — .-.41 35N Koura ....—. 8? S5« Koundourare —38 7" KoungHihar.g —.34 55" Kounonpia —.,37 3n Kouphonlaa I.— .36 .54" Koupiansk -.—49 40n Kour, River —39 13N Koural.-.— — — .39 15n Kourchlih Cape - 41 6n Kouriitnovska —60 28N Kourilovka 53 8N Kourinsk 58 ION Kourkoula Mt. -.36 47N Kourmych — .^ 35n Kouroclikina —46 I'iN Koiiroublia Mt. ^\& 38" KoiirKilus —...—37 5.3N -.51 51 4IN 18N 65 48N ,38 49N .26 53N Koiirak i Kuorsk Kouaamo Kouahki Zerd — . Kousrak— .-.„ Koua.sie, or Sand River Koustchaouclii Kousted— — Koutais — .-.. Koutloum — Koutno, Lake — 66 8" Koutoumoula -.-..38 20n KoutraMt. — Koutroulo— . Koutznpoodi-.. KoutzoKhorL-.. Kouvaclii -.— . Kouvad Kou-yuan Kooi.lik Kuuziiiitchi Kouzoincn Kouziietak Kouznetzk .29 428 —37 4n -.Sh .32n ..-48 ION .53 SON — 37 22N — 38 40N — .37 41" — 37 34N 55 ION 42 30N 36 6N .34 6.5N 51 42" 17" 5N SN Kovnja 41 12" KovnacI: 43 2:jN Kovdozero, Lake 66 S8m Kovero -.-.—.62 .32n Koverstan Kovno Kovran — ... Kovrov, Kow Kowalcwo % Kowar - Kowia .27 25n 52n 57 45N .-.-JS6 17" llN .53 ION .28 On 9 47" Kowkown Ford -.89 138 Kowli Kozarati Kozeleta Kozelak- KuKlinak Koslov ., Kosly ,18 I9N 14 5CN „50 SIN ,——54 3n .... 52 54" .65 10" Kozmin — 51 62" Kozmodemiansk — 56 5n KocniodeiiiianBk-..58 82n Krabar 34 .56n Krabdendyk— .51 26N Krah. Ki: 40 20B 7 268 14 6R 30 S6R 31 928 48 44B 99 60R 111 32R 88 54R 116 30R 103 66R lis 20R 77 308 21 618 45 161 43 .308 23 3(»R 66 42R 43 .388 30 59R 91 508 47 OR 46 50R 21 42R 84 78 94 lOR 46 65R 50 5r 36 8R 84 SSb 23 35R 104 3SR 28 49R 25 36R 37 34R 48 48R 49 288 39 58 41 30B 46 49R 44 3HR 92 SOR 46 I7R 47 88R 23 SIR 23 62B 36 27B .36 -AH 29 2r 52 24B 57 3R 17 9« 22 5R 9 A5R 48 50H 5.1 45 B 31 OB 24 lOB 21 458 23 .578 28 4lB 21 44R 58 558 59 30K I (Hi SOB 62 KiR 28 46b 37 Oii 87 85F. 4(i 32b 19 328 19 13" 31 80b 30 33B S5 30H 83 5^E 58 40E 41 5b 55 31 B 18 S3K 73 Ok 9 lou 94 lOK 77 46B 16 56R 31 38 .35 41 R 64 528 40 SIN 59 51B 17 33R 46 44R 64 64r 10 418 4 68 Ro. or Map. 23 ~ IS 36 38 23 33 34 30 3F 3 29 29 28 33 33 28 23 30 37 33 23 23 38 28 28 23 23 30 38 28 34 28 28 23 23 32 30 23 23 23 28 23 23 28 23 23 23 23 32 32 38 2H 21 23 23 23 28 88 28 28 28 23 29 34 33 23 23 29 23 27 27 23 23 32 23 29 23 32 20 33 30 3M 30 i-7 23 23 23 23 2:1 20 23 23 3G 16 .10 12" 99 Or 85 .1 GI 57" ZI.HIK 23 I Kiirtl. ^•a -J-? I BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. hAt. .JBS 8ir 4fi BSs .........^Itf 63N 38 36N 55 bin 01 4n ,..,.....^0 SON ».>.~.^'« 2AN C3>.,.^8 SON ■«>M«WWMWI^3 AOlf 44 dN 37 4&N iT m «N 57 A2n lO SON ill — 31 IHN »*^» 38N '«Mwr37 53n »1 4lN 51 IHN (» 48N 38 49N .86 63N and —37 4N ~J5<) 32n .,^42 ION 1)3 20N — 66 8N ~-3« 20n .JXl 22N ™3S 40M .,„;«7 41 N ~,37 34 N —55 ION ^42 30N -^3(5 6N --,34 SftN ^51 42N w,,~66 17N .~Ji4 6m 5N ,41 I3N .43 2;m ke 66 58n ~.62 32x -~27 8Sn -,,54 52n -~57 45N w,..^ ilN S3 ION .28 On — 9 47n ' ..JQ 138 .^18 I9N w^4 5GN — ^W 51 N .^4 3n ..^2 40N .^^2 54N 6S ION 51 S2N I0.JS6 5n k,^8 22N 34 56N 51 25N Ko. or IioNtt. Mir. 23 19 36 36 28 23 23 S4 30 2f 3 29 29 28 23 23 28 23 30 37 33 23 23 28 28 28 23 23 30 38 28 34 28 28 23 23 32 30 23 23 40 20a 7 26b 14 SB aOSSB 21 93b 48 44B 99 SOB 111 32B 88 54B 116 30B 103 55B 118 30a 77 3iiB 21 51 B 45 16B 4.'i 30B 83 30B 55 42B 42 38B 30 50R 01 SOB 47 Ob 46 5I)B 91 42B 24 7* 24 lOB 46 55b SO 5b 36 8B 84 35b 23 95b 104 :i5B 22 49B 25 36B 37 34B 48 48B 49 28B 39 SM 41 3()B 46 4»B 44 3HB 92 SOB 46 I7B 47 2BB 23 318 53 5'2X 36 27B 36 au 29 2b 52 24R 57 3B 17 9« 22 5B » A5B 42 508 S;t 45B 31 Ok 24 lOB 21 45B an .-.7b 22 4lB 21 44K SB S5B 5!) 3(» 100 20B 62 KiR 2fl 46b 37 Oii 87 2.5F. l(i 32k 19 328 19 I3N 31 20g 30 338 65 30k 23 S^E 58 40e 41 5b S'> 31 K 18 53lt 73 Ok 9 ion 24 lOK 77 468 16 568 31 .38 3» 41 B 54 52B 40 3lB S) 61 K 17 33B 46 44 B 54 54b 10 4lB 4 6B 28 23 23 28 28 23 23 23 32 32 38 2H 21 23 23 23 28 28 28 28 28 23 29 34 32 23 23 29 23 27 27 23 23 32 23 29 23 32 20 33 30 3S 3U •i7 23 23 23 23 2:1 20 23 23 3G 16 Krokek. Krolow . .10 12N 99 08 8.5 40N M 3:.'N Kromau ~..«~.....49 4N Kromme Drift 33 58a Kromjr .........^.^i 4ON Kroiiach «— ..^-^-.-tO Van .S6 52if .Ji\ 20N 39N 54lf 49 83N )1 43N 3N M~-52 30N 43 SSN ,.,^43 19N 47 48N Kioiiberg . Kronenburg . KronobL Krook. Kroponoldo # KroMienko Krolouyn^ Krouilovsk . Kroutoe.~~>. Kruchoo M»*. Kruchovntz . Krugaell. Krumbach 48 I4n Knimenau ~^.i...~~47 Un Kruinitedt ....,..^..~54 6n Krui>nln......,-..>>^.^44 S8N Kni8enatern,Capu 68 15N KruBentem'sKockWl 20N Kriutiunpol .....^.Jt/d 23n Kryb»r g ,.,^.^..,«»5li 40n Krykova^...,... — 57 6n Krylov ^ 49 2N 'J6 37N 20 (IN 24 ION — ^~^2 30n ...,,..,...26 ION 21 S9N ~„24 ION ««#^>«#«w«36 48n 24 .18N '3 30N —26 14N ~,44 47N ~~,46 54N 35 45N 37 18N .„.30 I5N .62 «N .29 24N Ktevia Kua Roklio t Kuangse^. Kiia-choo~» Kuang-cliun KuHiig-liae Kuang-nan , Kuang-ngHn Kiiang-pifng Kuaiig-gi i Kiuing'tuiig Kimn-too „„, Kubin, Kublii Kubunnacli „ Kucha Wells Kuclilak , Kudes»~.,. Kudh R. Kudia, Point 39 49N Kudg, el~,~.~.~,~,3l 47N Kuduk .— „„..„..,.^45 SON Kuduny,„.„.„.,.»,,32 On 32 ii4B 1 ON 23 1.'>N .27 On .25 17N .23 3UN ,„33 24n „~-24 .tON 57 21IB 47 ;jaN 3 2tiN 53 S.IN 1 44N Kuikel, Gi'uut, U. 46 ION Kuilenburg 51 58n Kuin 32 SSN Kuinder,,, „.«52 47n KoedaM Kor Kue Kiiei'cliun.... 1 Kiieiglioo Kuei-ling Kuei-te ,. Kuelpart Kuemoy I, Kuuvtiii „. Kuf8teln,« Kuhrdnrf Kiihetedt Kuik. Ktikel Kiver. Kukeiiiz..,^. Kukrula ~.. Kiikullovur Kukur _~ Kula Kiila Kulati .46 Ii'N .,53 54N 27 67N .46 1(!n .,..30 45N ,„41 iTUN ,„..„43 AlN :i8N Kul.it el MufrukiOr el Fedhein ..^„„.J2 S9N Kulat en Niiklil ,„2!l AON KiilaterUiibiid ,^2 24N Kulaiesli-bliukif-33 27N Kulat Ziirka 32 6n Kulbacli ~. 48 3UN Kulburga ~~,. 17 2t)N Kulbut ~„„„_.„.3.'l 48N Kulobye,....,«.,„,~55 3B 106 278 1(18 308 119 138 106 I 08 112 488 10:; 128 106 38B 114 48e 103 5.1K III Ob 119 46k 21 2B 9 478 63 3UB 61 ll'B 66 528 30 IB 88 208 25 9K J5 I. -IE 66 2()K 67 5iK 22 ^78 no 308 106 I/K 106 08 110 408 107 408 126 408 118 2.')B 2 14W' 12 lOB 11 168 8 858 5 538 23 40B 5 13B 111 30K 5 5i)K 23 528 10 668 79 98 24 78 66 478 19 :mb 22 .-{48 42 348 36 168 33 478 35 49b 35 3(iB 36 KiK II llB 70 50b 57 5K II 1(;b 94 1)18 26 498 24 I2B 117 108 62 I7B 211 77 71 .ViB 2k IHB 02 128 76 2;tB sa 90 19 38 23 17 SI 33 16 19 90 33 23 37 37 18 18 IS 31 27 40 S4 19 21 33 33 38 35 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 19 15 32 32 32 23 33 27 31 29 33 38 34 34 34 34 34 31 31 II 19 17 17 16 19 16 34 16 19 21 33 19 31 27 27 30 31 31 31 31 31 18 33 J2 21 33 27 19 33 32 27 33 32 32 Kurkanne* ,,,.......20 4()n Kurkur Mt. ~...,..J5 55N Kurlington ....,.,...55 On Kuimul ......^i,. 31 27N Kama Kumappully Kumee. Kiimool Kumul » 30N 9 AN .29 43N ,..33 I9ir ...15 47a ..31 7M Kurradiee.~........a4 AAn Kurrah....... 2A 44N Kumili ,..»,». 29 AON Kurrahil '>S 30n Kumvara ^^,..J6B OK Kurree,.,. ..„...g3 I8N Kurr«chane..~~.~35 iTs Kurrul<.,,...„....,.. y 6 SON Kurrunipoor~~M~^ A3n Kur«liee...„,......,.J8 SON Kurth ..„ 47 55N '^um ..,,,..,..........4/ I qN Kurndera «.,..„.,,..42 In Kuriik .,.....■> 3 3 16N Kuninian River ...98 948 Kuruprag .'10 Mn Kurwoh . 25 22n Kuryetein, el,« „ ...31 22n ^urigee ..„.,..,..«.. 17 4n Kunolari la .38 21 n Kuiah 33 22n Kuaclitanari....„...,3l 42N ......30 53N >.^28 2:.K 44 16N .2!) 34N 10 28N 1 63N 26 xm 13 54N Kuzilgi Kuzlar ... Kwe-ian Ir, Kwettiih Kwi Point Kwie*. KraitI Kwyn-njoii . Kwryet el Enaly JU 49n Ky „...,..,. 36 HN Kyber Paw 34 ION Kydra ~.«~~.,~ .10 25N K.vle 52 30N Kyle ,...,....,,,,...57 l/N Kyle IJrora 68 IN Kyle Caitle ,55 SON Kyle, Craigg of ,—55 24N Kyle Loch .S7 54N K.vle Rea .... .57 13n Kyle of Sutherland ,..—57 54n Kyle Rose,. .56 ."iiiN Kyleakin ..,.,— ..57 I An Kyleniore ,.,.....53 34n Kyledimoor ....^S? 4n Kyieawtay M r,7 Xjs Kjloch aa 59n Kyloe .„. .5-1 .«)N Kyme~. :t« .'HtN t Kynicnegard 61 15N Kynnchan ,.,..^.56 41 n 74 408 45 158 9 SAW 3A 108 56 28a 76 3Aa 76 AAB 67 418 78 Ok 35 6B 67 28 81 S7B 54 ISk 76 548 20 37b 72 23b 26 Ada 78 .%5b 73 458 65 SOB 18 95t 20 28e 87 588 71 16b 30 108 79 I2B 71 408 35 IOe 75 408 21 3b 71 558 60 28E 56 23B 6» 428 8 268 20 58b 7 958 22 188 16 508 60 438 60 588 25 46b 28 4511 14 418 8 35K 30 SOB 63 7a 75 5K 28 .'iOB 46 28 I6~3b' 27 348 35 38 19 2U8 17 16k 103 57k 85 .^28 (i7 44K 79 378 81 llK 25 17t>. 22 14E 68 6k 18 :;0b 32 SAB 19 7r 122 88 66 4lR 100 08 23 108 109 Ob 3o 7b 110 388 71 308 77 308 6 231V 5 'Mw 3 64W 4 low 4 28W 4 28W 6 37W 4 S.-iW 5 hv fi 40»v 9 47W 5 24W 7 lOw 5 I2(V I 54\V 24 78 26 SfiK 3 fiOw 33 30 9 31 33 33 33 33 33 81 33 33 33 33 33 33 38 33 33 32 19 19 37 33 38 33 33 31 33 28 32 32 33 32 15 37 18 20 36 32 32 23 27 20 13 30 32 33 27 30 20 27 31 33 19 34 33 32 33 33 10 27 32 38 30 27 34 33 35 38 35 31 34 32 33 13 II II 12 12 II II II II 11 13 II II II 9 28 23 13 Nahsi. I. AT. Lachlni', Cape,.....;6 7n Lachlan Kirk 56 7n Lacblan River„,...33 558 Lachlan River,— ..33 30s Laelilan, Strath ,.56 8N La-chou ,..,,......,-30 15N L:icinium .>*r. ..,—.39 7n Lack Liickalie. LackfonI . Lackmelin Lacko .Mi. Lacobena . Liicoeni i Laeonia ... Laconic Ouif Laconsawan« Lacontai ,64 rWN 57 47i« —...52 19N 57 A2M 49 32N ,-18 ION .14 3M ........86 47 N „— .36 SSN ,16 32N .19 5N Lacotta — ........30 97 N Lacovie Lacovle Mta. Lacuna, La Ladanarka Ladbergen Laddan 18 5n 18 8N 1 2AN 1 35N .53 8N ,55 141* Laddi, S. See Singapore Ladebro — ,....,Jt7 49n Ladeinoie Pule —60 39N Ladelund — — A4 A2n Ladiesford— — .li? .3Un Ladik —.,—...„.. 38 ION Ludik —.—38 8N Ladikiyeh . Ladiot, ad Ladjarak . Ladoga . — 33 2AN — 44 45N — 45 «N — 60 IN -17 Ladoga, Lake —60 46N Ladrone Isles ..—22 AN Ladrone, or Mn- riiin Islands — Lady Isle Lady Luke Lady Percy Is. Ladykirk — . Lady kirk Ladyside «t«i^««w^aw^ Ladyswell .,., Laenadown Lacrskov . Laertes Lafayette Lafferde. LagH, Kiver.. Liigan, River Liiganmure Liiganruig . Lngartos LagartOH River Lagitvuline K.. Luge —,.,., Lnge Lage Mierde Lages Lugus LaRg Liiggan Laggan Liiggan Lnggnn H:iy Laggitd Kirk Laggan, LucI Lugxann. Old K. of !S. Kenneth . Laghy Lagia jjjjjjjjijjj Lagin, Cape... Laginallaully . Lagisliin ... LHgni, River Lagniero ,.„ Lagiiy Liigonca Lagos Lagos Lagos Lagos ...... — Lagof , Gulf uf. Lagosas ..... Lagosta, Ii-lu . LaKOw .— ,,„ Lit Gmnde Chartreiiie Lagrioch — . Liiguia Luguidia l». Liigulli On 32N 52 ION .'18 248 All 46N ,55 43N ,55 44N 53 7n 29 3(iN 6.') 32N 36 3)IN .33 25N 52 I2N .56 33N .54 36N 54 SON — 5:> SON —21 33N —21 2.^N —65 4(IN —52 29N —53 52N —51 25N 27 368 9 198 fS 38N 56 4lN 57 2N .^5 44N 65 41 N 57 In .56 56N 56 58N .VJ 37N 3(i 27N 41 lilN 56 a3N ^'12 asN .41 IN ,45 54N 48 SIN .41 2:n 37 ION 41 2N ...21 34N ,— 6 3SN 40 5!IN ~._S7 4HN — 42 46N — 52 ION 45 22N .67 2.^N ,19 248 .39 24n liOKO. A I3w 5 I( wr 148 468 145 158 A 8w 97 4A8 17 158 7 SA«r 6 Afiw 388 A Alw 911 97a 38 9B 41 SAW 99 828 93 40K 100 :«i8 100 A2B 87 43W 77 48W 77 48W 1 S7a 13A OB 7 42a 7 44W 18 47b 33 35a 9 2B 2 llw » 18B 32 338 35 AOB 17 108 19 328 82 178 .32 188 113 258 146 308 4 42w 6 iSw 141 548 2 57W 2 0\v 3 2w 8 24W 79 408 IHB 31 A48 88 OW 10 I6B 12 A.38 A AtiW A 5W 5 23W 88 4W 88 8W 6 HW 6 iiOB 13 248 A 98 Al Iw 43 20W 6 I8W 1 ihw 4 52W 6 I9tv 6 low 4 18W 4 :«iw 4 28W 8 7w 32 288 19 228 3 37Hr 85 51 8 13 .^8 5 808 2 4.1K 6 36W 8 38W 35 58 101 67w 3 SOB 95 48 23 2118 16 53b 15 168 A 5(lK 3 A4W 63 7w 19 AAB Ro. i.v Ma> 13 12 53 at 12 34 66 13 II 10 II 19 A6 Al 28 28 35 at 44 47 47 17 13 33 22 2« 31 II 25 30 30 A6 19 23 23 31 ,M 12 13 52 11 12 13 13 33 21 66 44 17 22 13 12 12 46 40 12 17 17 51 51 13 <3 tl 12 17 li U I. U 28 27 12 23 25 14 14 24 24 37 46 36 27 38 19 30 14 II SO 28 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE^ IIamm. tAT. Lom. Mo. ot Uaf. Lambert '• Cove...^2 lOB Lambwt Pt.,........^)) 54b Lambeth ^..,^„^6l 39n Lambfacli>..,.,>..,.JS ISn Laiubnin .~~^w4ii 41n Lamego<.~.^~,^~w(l I3n Lainego..»~...^..^13 3us Lamertoii ^......^..JK) 3fiN 1jmMiA.,.^..^.„...^J3S ON Lamina, Qiilf of .^S 46n Lamington ..,...,..>.55 32n Lamits, Kirclieiu^M) Hn Lan^um^^^....~~^8 ION Lamlash ^..^,„..Mi Sin Lamlatk, UU„,.,,.Jii 33N Lammer Law ^t5 SUN LammermuirllilUSS Slit Lamock. Iiiliuidi..»83 ION Lamone, Hiver «^4 3.1N Lamont Pt. ^^.~A5 SON Lampa «..»^~.«».~>I8 40s Lampedusa ^..^.^.^SS 3un Lampeter ........^^^.^-i 7n Lampford AnindulSl 68n Lamphey <.»...^.».«JH 40n Lampojerska ...^.^ 3tiN i Laiinpong >>~..>«^ 4 258 Lamp«Hcui ~~~>..>>40 lUN Lamptra ,.,^^^37 4!)N Lanitan, River ^ 3 Os Lamus .^~ — >«.^ 35n Lan..>.».^...,^..>>.^ 45N Lana m*^***^**»***^*A^ 35n Lanakala ^~..,>.U»0 52n Lanan Lake ,^^^b\ SJn Lanark ...^ 55 41 n Lanark ..^^.^^^.^.^^S In i Lanark «....,.,^.«^4 2(i8 Lanark, New ^,.M 40N Lanark (Upper Canada) ~~~~.~^6 ION L Lanarkshire ^..Mt 36n Lanca«>ilre^^..J» KiN uicaater^ 64 3n Lancaster Bay ~~~ri4 2n Lancaster Cunal mJS4 8n Lancaster Cnnal <~S3 S4N Lancaster (Oliio)..^ 60n Lancaster (Peiin- syivania)..~^.~.J9 SON Lancaster (South Caroiiiia)»..~~~-34 39N Lancat^«..~...>~~.50 (iN Lancelin l.^..,^.^\ 38 Lancerota> Ixle~~~.20 On 18 ]»■ 174 12a m 4 201 9 7B 7 42W 64 &:iw 4 !)w Se 25B 28,66 11 Mrt 21 3 37W 11 «!« 84 28 5 Ivr fi 4w 2 mvf 2 37w 117 208 12 178 S 12W ■71 S2Hr 12 »)B 4 3w 3 lAw 4 82W 44 318 104 308 26 408 23 4i8 104 288 34 li!B 118 438 II 128 24 378 10 \vf 3 47w 76 2ltw 116 Ob 3 W 38 ta 10 13 15 24 49 10 12 17 as 12 13 13 13 as 13 49 66 10 10 10 23 3n S6 28 35 56 34 19 33 13 13 43 53 13 MAMIb Lat. LONO. 76 35W 3 64W 2 37W 2 4HW 2 68W 2 4mv 2 40W 82 3'w 43 13 9 9 9 9 9 44 76 19W 44 Lances B and R. 18 27N Lancliaiig .^~.».»~15 45N Lanchester ...~..~~54 51 n Lanciano .^^^.^i IAN Lancoes Sands^.^ 2 18s Landate, Great .^3 40n Landau »^...«...~.>48 37n Landau ,.,.,,^^,^9 ION Landboac!i~,~- — 52 16n Landeck . S3 33N Landen ^,,,^„t...M 46N Landenburgh ^.^^iS 28N Landenk SO 18N Landemeau ^. Landeron ~,^~» % Landsfi, Di'piirt ment of ^~~^ Landewednach...^ Landey «i«».»>»»»'»'»»'54 S5N Land ford ^^.««i>~»80 S!)n Landguard Ft. — 51 S6n Landings 56 30N Landiviaian 48 31n Landjoub 2» 67n Landqiiart 4« S!1m Landrake ^.......,^.50 25N Landreoies ,.„^,,^itt 6n Land's End (Cornwall) .~.^.~JM) 5N Landgberg,..>,.>...^..52 40N Landsborg .„.,>~>..48 3n Landiiberg ..,~....«..51 31n Landsburg ^^^-Jti 23it Landscrona_~>~.<~4!< S2N 48 38N .47 3N ♦4 OW 49 A8N Landshut_^^..~«>»~SO 45N Landsliut 48 30N Landsjarf 66 -fir* Laiidskrona <.,..,>..55 59N Landstuhl 49 26n Lane V-iA ^^^.-^^SH SON Lane Lough ^.^^K\ 40N Loneluuu <.<^«i~>J>3 I6N Laneiiead 6» 22N Lanesborough ..~«~53 4iiN Lanfem ,^.«.>.~..»"»S7 33n Lang -■« 16" Langa .«»~ » .>>~ — •T> 6' '* Langa «2 25" Lanzanate~~.~'~< I H's Langanes n7 SO" 80 44W 82 198 IIS 298 13 40\v 78 15W 104 428 1 44nr 14 24B 42 45w 1 29w 13 368 8 118 lOB 17 18 6 38 8 268 16 488 4 I9W 7 58 44\r 5 llw 2 32W 1 Tiyv I 188 a 478 4 6W 92 5H 9 318 4 I6w 3 428 5 42W 15 118 10 S48 12 128 13 40B 19 388 16 28 12 .^B 22 20B 12 4RB 7 368 5 8W 7 low 48W 4 20W 7 85W 6 low 74 08 21 SSB 13 10k 78 33w 16 3~,~.~.~^19 58N Lanuvium .~~~.^4l 43N Lanuvium. 8te Env8. of Uuuiu,..M LaiiveHU ~^~,~.48 16N LHn-y-Chaini^..>..JS2 2.')n Lanyre ....,....,....«.62 ISN Laodlcea ..,..^,.J\& 31 n Laodicea 37 SON LaodiceaCombusta38 I On 'Ltiow,...,.,..^^,^.^'^ 33N ± Laos 19 3(IN Lapa >^>..>.~.~.>~,.. 7 SIB Lapa ...>.>..>.»,..».> 9 3s Lapata ^,.^«.>~^T8 2n Lapalitchi..,~,^.^^3 32n Lapcheva ^^.~..6!< 3UN Lapeteh....,..,..,,.,..,42 20N Lapetlius ^^^.,^5 18N Lapiche, Puerto .,~39 21 n Lapinska ,^,....,,Jt^ 3SN Lapitho ....~,,..^>^35 15N Laplace ^...^^^"i^ On % Lapland, RussiaiiOS on Lupus River^.....^47 29n Lappa ^^^^^\\ 32s Lappo ~,>.,~...«,.>ti3 IN Vm ,.,.»,^...,.,^^1[1 25N Laragn e ~«~.~.,~.^44 17n Laran ^......^.....^JA On Lsranda...~..~~^37 ION Larangeira ^,...^18 6s Larbert ^.....^ r)6 2n Lardoia :)9 59n Laredo .^>..~„.>..y43 24n Lare L. ^^^....^h I4N Lares ....^.^.^^^Vi 50s Lareto 46 SIN Larg«..~.~~ V, 17N Lnrga, P 9 40n Largentidro ^~,..>.44 32n Largo ......^..^ 13N Largo Bny ,.,„..J^ I IN Largo Law ^,.,,J!i& 14N Largs .w~>.>~~.>~'~S5 49n Lari 14 .3(IN Luri 43 36N ± Larioe n ION Lari« Ben 57 44N Lariiio ~. 41 4r)K Larisiia 39 3<(n Larissa .% 7n Larissa 35 19N 3 34w^ 80 2HB 48 568 101 88 4 41W 85 08 6 38b 4 6w 140 98 4 32\V 3 29w S» Ow 2 47w 4 33W 6 628 Ho. or Mat. 31 33 33 34 10 33 17 10 63 14 14 60 10 10 35 118 20B 118 98 123 128 4 13Hr 114 08 4 42W 9 .'iOK 13 418 4 SOW 4 6w 3 23W 53 63 34 34 34 10 26 66 25 14 10 10 Nah». La*. iv». Kn. or ""•• Mil-. 14 35 51 51 28 23 29 27 56 24 23 30 35 468 56 29 128 30,fi6 32 32r 56 3 368 102 308 43 50nr 60 48Vir 21 698 31 48 162 408 21 208 33 48 3 .30Hr 37 388 33 7b 71 SOW 33 08 23 178 43 40W 23 38 54 148 5 SSB 7 12W 33 2S8 44 45W 3 SOW 7 22W 3 21 W 4 29W 71 7w 9 518 4 7w 118 208 4 16B 2 5.5W 3 55W 2 SSW 4 SOW 13 5.58 10 328 71 308 5 24W 14 508 23 19 51 23 32 14 13 66 51 12 24 24 13 49 15 12 35 14 12 12 !2 12 36 35 65 II 25 Laupo ...^...^...^ .46 S4N Laureles ............ ?7 17s Laurencekirk ,.,..M SIn Laurenceville ~.~.34 27N Laurentum .,...>....41 41N Laurentum. Set Envs. of Rome Laureta ........>. ~...27 3.58 Lauriacum ^.^^...48 SON Lauricocha ........10 lOs Lauricocha, Lake 10 258 Laurlngen .......^....SO 9n Laurinliao ......w...>39 15N Laurlniun...^...~.~>ll SON Lauriestnn ..,..m>~.56 47n Lauriston, or Doubtful B 34 56s Lauriston ^^^.Jfit 13N Laurium. Ste Envs. of Rome 22 288 27,56 t Laristan Lurius L. Larkhall Larkhana Larling ^ Larne .27 20N ,46 ON ,55 44N .27 2i)N .52 ;iON ..._54 SIN Lame, Lake..,~,...54 48N Laniey Lamica Laron Laroumo Larros Lari^ues Lartimski Laryinna.> Larwuld . Lascorio. Laaea Laaelle Lnscn Laslmit Lanjurd LaMiihn Lassaree. Lassurt Lassas LasBliiiin Lassody ....67 .37N ;U .5(iN 43 7N 42 22N .42 34N 42 4;)N .5!> 12N ,52 37N 40 4:iN .14 57N 47 .IN . 6 518 ....») a<)N ....■IS 22N ,...5.'» ft: 4:>N ~.61 12N 43 178 36 308 54 Ob 9 158 3 59w 68 188 538 6 SOW 6 4HW 4 6W 33 368 6 47w 7 22W 45W 1 328 74 30B 23 18B 6 37b 34 308 24 488 368 111 3lB 14 08 53 16b 13 458 60 SB 61 .168 91 408 1 2w 3 23\v 56 66 32 66 12 33 10 13 13 11 30 24 24 24 14 29 28 17 66 G6 14 35 22 32 20 33 32 29 10 19. Laurut Isle Liturvig Laus ......... Laus, O. of LauBunne ~ Laush 450B ....1*59 SN 9 SON 19 S5N .....46 31 N 31 65N Lauter 46 36N Lauter, River ^....49 13N Lauter, River ^....49 39N Lauter, River ^....48 S!>N Luutirbiirg .........48 59N Lauter-brunnen .^.46 37N Lautem ....m~..~~.54 2n LHUtreg~~..~...~~43 41N Lhuw _«....- -.32 '43 Luuwer Zee ''3 S?2N Laval Lavandara, I Lavant E. Lavaos .. Lavardec Lnvayaii R. Lavello Lavelsk Laveiiliam Laventina, Val. ~>16 27N Laver 51 45N Laveran W..~..~.~.55 48N Lavertezia ...~~~46 IHn Liiveur 4.1 41 N Lavin .....,....~~».46 4.5N Lavinium. See Envs. of Rome Lavizzara, Val. ~.46 27 N Lavoncourt .~.~.~.47 36N I>avre w. ..... 1 8 48N Lavrinha ..... — ~.14 8s Lawa ~« 22N Lawah . — 26 26N Lawerenee Is. ,18 22s Lawers 156 23N Lawliitton 50 3tlN Lawkland ....~~».54 SN Lawrence, Fort (Nova Scotia 1 ~.45 48N Lawrence, St. 11. 49 On Lawreiiceboro ~.~..ia 3N Lawrenceboro ...^..35 16n Lawrence Town ~.44 46N LBwrencetown~.~.53 14N Lawrence Vale ~.,10 408 Lawrenceville ....^-'W 41n Lawrenccville _..41 43N Lawrc8ton...~~ .56 23N Lawrieslown ~.~56 ON Lnwshall 52 9N 7 168 67 20Mr -i ;8W 81 69W 12 228 67 I8W 13 1118 76 lOw 76 I5W 10 218 9 19W 14 SOB 2 25W 173 328 a 43W 116 OR 16 18 IS 528 15 .^58 6 388 61 418 7 538 11 398 7 :W8 8 168 8 158 7 548 20 468 2 68 18 488 6 138 46W 17 168 e 47W 8 SOW 198 61 40W 15 648 46 08 468 8 608 138 4 SSW 8 4!I8 1 478 10 78 Laxa .58 6n l-ixa. River 37 08 Laxey .."54 14N .^.58 24N .™.48 5N ....51 UN ....53 41N 21 13N 46 4N 45 .VJN 51 24N 48 3., Lecuwurdi'ii ..,.,. Leouwe Fountikli Leeuwen »».«... Leeuwonkiiil ^ Leeuwin, Cnpc % Leuuwln's, or Llon'n Land « Leeward Islimds LefoliiniD I't. ^ Lofka Itlver .... Legaiius . LeKanger . I.«Rbuwln . Legorwond ........ Loggia ....„..,». LoKhea ...»..».., LoKhurn.. I.ugiu. Lognauo LOKIIM Logueven . Leiu Leh, or LndiiU Leii, HIvvr l.uliiila Lohharg., Lolie ...„ Lehon Lolientxu Luliuma Ji'hul.. Lagiinillit M...... L.eia ......^......M J.6IIMI .I..W......M LeibnItI .m.»...» Leibstadt ....»., LeiooKtrr ....... 1 Lelcostorililre Leidalu Loluli , LuIkIi .........»,., Lc'ixli, HikIi<..', Luigli (LaKCimlil Leljtlilln llrl.ltio Leighllii, Olil . Lelght Cuntlu » Li>li(lituiu..,..» Luigliton lliu>!i LelKnltin........ LuikHi »....»..». I.eila Itotnia^.. (.I'llIlM ............ Li'lrnuiduil ».. t Leiriu ...»,.... LeiiiniikMi ...... 1,1'liiittur Miiiiiit I.i'Inz • 0^*^4^0»0P^i ll^#MV#i^##«i i ■#«#«#« #«/##^«#«Mi ^^ f*t**^ 0**»* ■III IMI KHJ^Bf SLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 29 LiMS. Ifn. or M4I>. i JS4N 7 IfiB IS 17" 67 20w 61 AiN ■d :«w 13 1 87l« 81 SOW 44 1 41N li 231 66 26 Xia 67 18W 60 •MS 13 III! 66 1 1»8 76 lOw 49 ) 258 76 I5W 49 1 »!f 10 2la 17 15N 9 law 34 SON 14 60B 66 47«« 2 2SW 11 £68 173 32B 63 13N 3 43W 12 26 SOS 116 OB 36 SM 16 IB 22 SON 16 52R 66 55N 15 :v,H 66 !31N 6 3HB 16 55M 61 4IB 32 i36w 7 53B 16 i 13N U 3»B 18 1 39N 7 MH IR 1 «»N 8 KiB 18 1 6<)N 8 l&B 18 »37l« 7 64b 15 , 2M 20 46B 30 41N 2 6B 14 > '43 18 48B 38 1 9.'is 6 13B 16 v'M 46wr 14 ■:!|« 17 16B 26 ' ■. s e 47w 10 fiN 8 SOW 24 . UN lUB 14 J 308 01 40W 60 2N IS S4B 26 1 17N 46 OB 23 S 7^f 46B 10 «;(» 8 SOB 16 45N 13a 10 48N 4 2SW 13 : IHN 8 4!IB 16 4IN 1 47b 14 4.'>M 10 7« 15 36 27N 8 37B 16 36N 6 48B 14 1 48N 8 I4W 24 88 49 4Aw 61 22M III 388 86 26N 75 44B 33 328 141 37B A3 23i« 3 StW 13 3(IN 4 l!)«v 10 BS 2 20W Ws 64 6w 41 ON 67 Ow 4( 3N 84 SOW 44 ISM 87 'MW 44 46N 63 12\ir 41 UN 8 9W 13 408 116 SOB 63 41N «7 4HT 44 43N 83 40W 44 23N 4 2»\V 13 on 3 44Hr 13 9N 43R 10 6N 6 3;j\v 11 OS 72 sr.w 60 14M 4 iiw » 24M 6 Ow 11 bS 16 20B 19 UN 66W 9 4.W i»W 9 13N 99 25B 39 4N 14 32B 19 59N 14 IHB 19 24N 2 »W 10 3!)N S49B 14 308 102 14 H 36 22N 4 23wr II SCn 26 358 23 SON 3 3W 9 29N 1 4«Mr 9 I3N 7 29w 34 22N 1 2i»W 9 4.'>N 3 4;iw 9 38N in SiB 38 ION 77 308 :» 22N 45W 9 3r)8 14«! IIH 63 Sfls 143 568 63 .'illN 10 KIN 6 2!lw 11 UN 3 4ll\ir 11 (iN 5 ■>>iw 11 NitHM, lit L««lbtirjf ...ZZZmTHh' Ledetnia ^^^^41 I7n ■'•dlittt ^....«.^.^ 3 I, 'la f tNliRDsn ..^^^Aa Mm L«<1liiioh ...^...^jui 68N Lado, Oiipe .^.^.^ U 4IW L«<1nk..»^,».„.^U6 ION Lvdwick'ii (lull«y, . See Norfolk 1.L Ue. . > ....^M 4SN \'Oe,»,^„^^.^„M 468 Lm l»V«..^^....M A4N hw, RIvor ».^^At asN Lee Mtoim I'nlnt ~.SI 4N LsuoliLnke. 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OF torn. j,^,_ « iw 1S6 32B 4 SB 3 iiw 3 28B 33 lUB 3 60ir 148 AN 8 AHW S Jlw » 67w 94 iUm 8 40nr 15 20B 77 Ow 37a 8 Iw 1 Xiw 76 ISW 9 low 9 iw 1 33W 4 20w 40 SOB 1 33W 9 40w 5 .33B 7 3(IH 8 3r 19 9b 6 4B 7 SIB A 358 77 3()w 94 3w 9 l(!w 9 «K 7 6w 81 2»w 5 20W A 478 18 178 A 84a 18 89b lis 30B 117 08 62 30w 20 4B 91 628 194 358 19 38 a S4W 6 358 38 1 3Hw 3 4IW 9 98 29 208 10 208 as 108 11 208 4 low 1 138 7H OR 77 208 77 418 76 08 19 318 10 358 « 378 12 4(lR 24 I5R 68 248 as 168 62 31w 70 SA8 70 SOB 12 48B 80 2B 1 7w t 7W 7 ISW 9 lllw low 8 2!IW 9 33W 6 67W /' OW 4 27w 9 34W 40w 16 108 96 148 8 (IW 46 78 4 40R » A(IR 9 AOR (i 4(iW 12 AOR 10 34 SA 14 10 36 06 A3 13 A3 11 13 13 44 31 44 10 II 9 42 9 9 10 13 33 9 13 16 17 16 31 16 17 16 44 44 9 17 13 44 13 16 38 16 38 63 62 47 38 38 38 30 34 33 9 14 13 15 36 26 31 35 24 14 29 29 33 29 19 18 17 20 19 32 37 60 S3 ai 17 20 10 10 n 10 10 9 9 13 13 12 10 10 20 27 36 30 16 17 18 13 19 Ntuw. Lit. Lom. !«o. or M4r. Lenne, Rirer ^^61 24n LenneU^^,.........JUI 40n Lennep ...» 81 IIn t Lennox and Adn Leominitcr ,..^,^2 14n Leonid! .................^ on Leon .......^..............43 31 n Leon ..^.,^^,.,^i\ I3N Leon ..................23 328 Leon ...... ......36 378 Leon, Isle ()f...^~^..36 iOtt Leon (Nicnmeim) 12 KiN Leon Pr. •» S4n t Leon, Province 42 27n Leonacli, Tlie.~....57 24n Leoniirdl._.........38 21 N Leonardo, River..jn 5!In Leondari .... ,3? 19N Leone, Mount ...^.42 I4n Leone, Mount.~...40 32n Leone, Mount ......42 16N Leone, Mount ...^.46 14N Leone, Mte Leones, Isle LeoneBsa ~. Leontes R. Leontini Leopesi . Leopold liafen Leopoldstadt . Lepanto, StrH. of, Lepanto, 6B 29B 1 55W 11 48 3 4IW 22 438 7 428 26 .nlK 26 548 tUT 1 low 8 4K8 3 24W 6 548 26 l'2B IIS -288 lis 30b 115 37B llFl2B 18W 15 228 15 D7« 25 39R 22 78 2 43W 3 54W 4 27b 2 saw 4 2iW 1 6\v 25 458 121 48 2.'< 318 If! 4UR 2 .'i4R 17 13 17 43 13 14 16 15 16 83 36 9 13 30 13 30 15 15 36 33 19 30 11 47 10 38 24 46 60 51 34 46 56 34 11 44 36 38 26 26 35 15 25 48 25 31 56 28 18 19 38 38 36 33 23 27 23 28 12 28 19 28 56 23 23 12 25 24 24 21 24 33 36 56 30 17 12 56 14 15 56 53 62 53 62 14 25 25 27 27 12 12 14 II 14 14 27 3a 28 19 10 Num. Lit. Levano ..............44 IlM Levanso, Ule ..^.^8 3n Leveluiid ^^^. SI I5N Lpven ~.«..__...Jfl 128 Levon ., 53 84n Leven, Locli mid Castle ........56 Mn Leven R. . 54 UN Leven R..., ...56 I2N Levi'H R..I... 41 iM Levens ...54 16N SUM ~.t6 !6a S7N 33 3N 51 liON 67 UN 6 S4n 54N 4(j 67N ~.49 I4N ...56 4IN ,.«65 27N \'jn 15 IHN 46 SON ^..-Mt 47N ......34 35N .50 S3N a 47N 26 42N 38 7n Levenwick Leveque, Cape Levendule. Leverton....... Leverton, N. Lovesy «.».. Levet Levetiova. Levier Levignen .. Levin R. .. Levinniore Levisbam - Levka Mount Levroux...^,.., Lew, N .......... Lewah .......w. Lewes Lewis . Lewis Lewis Lewis, Butt of ._J>8 sL'N Lewis Hou8e.....~.»-S7 i;2n Lewisbiirg ......«._37 45N 1 27N 34N 38 SON 36 55N 46 61 N 43 14N .■)7N ....51 S3N 2 46N IN «WM«MW«««I^^W^ Leye Leyhilis Leyland. Leypa... Leysdown Leytli Leyton Lezardriuux Lezina L. Lezuza ... Lgov Lhanvees, Kraul. Lheree .^...........88 40n Li 19 25N Li 34 ION LiagliofT, iHie 73 SON Liang-clioo 38 On Lliint, Cape 12 30n Liao ^i7 4N Liatani 38 I5N Lib:iu S6 29N Libanova 40 28N Libanus M. 34 Kin Libanus Muuntains').') ;i4>N Libbenon..........~J»5 40N Libeutz Liberti ... Liberton . Liberty ... Liburty ..... Libctlira . Libiada ... Libinbas . Libiiah _. Libo L ._. Liboume . Libranitis Libiin t I.iburniii 50 RN 19 4SN 55 S4N r« ION 37 1»N 40 8n .40 36N .49 58N 31 :»N 55 40N ..^...44 StiN 38 US 34 S'W 44 45N Libya Exterior 30 40n Libya i'aliis Libyssa Licli Liclifleld Liclitoniin LiclitL'iiaii .73 40N 40 48N ._60 2!(N ~,52 41N 51 ."J-iN 51 lliN !«■•. ~9 W8 19 20a .Vja ? Kiw lUW 3 »2W 3 3W 3 l.tW 146 IHB 8 4HW 123 9. 4 9 Lewii-liani Lewlsport Lewiston Lewiston LewLston Lewibtown. Lewistown, Lezden Lexliani Lexington Lexington (Georgia) .........^33 47n Lexington (Kentucky) ..^...38 6N Lexington (N. Carolina) ~3S 48N Lexington (Virginia/~......«M'57 40N Leyburn ...... 54 18n Leyden .. , .52 9N 63 ON ...~67 37n _53 4IN SO 4IN — Rl '.'3N 58 27N 7 17N ™48 4HN .....•(O 27N ..~3H SON ..JSl 42N 12 SOS Lhawrliy(idlad........63 22n lAW tlB '.jiW 6a S<'W llllW SAB 82 :13a 6 lla 2 .^UB 4 48W 5 .'WW 44W 83 54 a 1 3Aa 4 7w 4 .10B 08 91 SHW 80 lUW 76 IflW 6 ■J2w 7 lAw 80 Xiw IW 76 I Aw 91 2IW 78 i'2w 64 7w 79 3W 77 4(iw 49a 4ta 88 S8W nn. •, MtP. SA ■ 80 lu 18 U 19 9 13 63 13 59 iO II 14 38 14 14 13 13 » 37 14 II 30 10 44 44 44 II II 44 10 44 44 44 41 44 44 to 10 44 83 Ow 44 84 SAW 44 80 21 W 44 iw 6w 118 l.iclitentV'l!! ."iO (In I.iclitenslt'ig .... 47 2iiN 79 35W 1 4HW 4 2!ta 7 22a 3 4lw 9 42W 14 32b (I a:ib 3 7W 8 3 91 2 35 3!la 37 5(18 4 33w 68 318 78 308 102 3.'ia 105 (IK 113 OB 102 458 101 IIH 113 '278 23 3AH 21 (18 22 8;.'8 38 SB 3S 4S8 3 .')7W Id 188 71 .')(HV 3 low 94 '^SW U4 52W 22 308 33 47a 6 lla 35 la 4 »iw low ■23 28 71 20W 15 ;ioa 3(! 508 15 nlocp Ktfnigitein Ktfnigtwald ft2 3>~)3 3n Konnnova^»..~>~&3 27n Konope 38 33N Konotop.._~< 51 13N Kunqiiee ^ ^.. ^ ,., 9 6 oa Konikl e «^.».<.....».»51 llN Konitadt .....»«^..^ M 3n KonsUntlnognuL^9 i2t» Konitantiiiova ,..^71 3SN Konitantinovdc^? 38N Kontop M**»*»** M *M M i 53N Kontro C. *»* M *»* f t ? fi o" Konup, or Fish R. 27 3<» 'in 4IIK 2-2 1:2 4it 22 |i''i lOK 35 f> ;i7« 10 7* 11 5)m 81 .IIB 19 39a 9 4B 15 48a IS fOM Kooiirwa Koocimn Koocliin .~<. Kooenthiir >. Kooffra Gibel Koog Koofciar, Kookunnoonda Koolnj „83 18N 9N .,29 &4N ..29 30N >27 25N «l» .20 12N .81 SON .25 48N Koolgumli ..^.... 2 6N Koolikoroo...........l3 2n Kooloo ,.>....~..»~36 43N KooIookera...~..^82 40n K 00n i «^o*»»w>#34 3UN KoonMbad.w,.,,._36 40n Kooiimkary ,..m.m.I5 I5n Koomaroea ,,,......22 3l)N Koonibana Bay .~33 18b Koombaree .........20 6n Koomesliali ....,^^. 3 8 On Kooms8ng~.~«.~.2n 19n Kuomliee ,.„, — ii\ 54n Koonulia T 32 SIN Koonchee — ......31 42N Koonda Koondeean -...^ Koondia ..m.... Koondooc~~~~,. Koondoos R. ... Kooneli ~.. Kooner ,..,. Kooner Mi Kouner R. ICoopah..., Kooranduh 24 ION .32 20n .21 22N .36 40n .35 4«N ....~2(i 5N ..^..35 45N 32 50h .26 27N 23 21 22 2-t 23 18 19 18 14 IBB 20 Koord Cabool ......34 21 H t Kuordiatan ..^..36 2IIN Koordnmlla ........36 48n 15 »1N M 44N 18 24n 61 47N 16 44N -21 5()N 20 4(;h ...^33 42n 26 4nN 26 .T".N ,.^15 35n ...38 fi6N ...38 45n ...27 ION ...26 45N .~38 40n Koorgpentia. KoorTiT Mndall Koorkuloo Koorndyk...... Kooroundwar Koortee R. ~, Konniin ^.^ Konninttbitd,. Kooae R. KooiliHlgurh Kooshk R. KooshtOMli . Koo»k „,..„ Kootcliawuii Kootchoo .„. Kootimra Kopani KopiitkevitchL.....52 I8N Kopcli'k.,.............68 8N KoiMiai...». ..46 if S0 29B 10 46B 10 261: 10 5IB 8 23B 14 ■-'■ 15 13b 7 7B 14 21B 84 SOB 23 52B SO 8B 18 5B 81 6B 32 40B 88 OB 84 8B 47 58B 109 2t)B 24 34B 11 SOW 47 lOB 21 I8B 33 31 B 84 2HB SO 28B 18 SB 35 40b 107 30b 40 7b 15 55B 25 38B 17 Ob 71 7B 58 IIB S3 32B 80 188 33 47B 4 46B 81 25B 74 15B 62 lOB 80 2B 2 65W 3 45B 84 24 B 60 66B 50 65B 8 4t)vr 91 48B lis 35b 78 I5B 53 UB 126 fiOB 66 20B 88 43Hr 66 67b 84 35B 71 28B 71 2SB 68 S2B 68 22B 79 SB 70 62B 70 46B 71 22B 62 59B 69 67b 69 20B 46 20b 54 .^B 78 69b 63 45B 00 26B 4 16b 74 36b 69 30B 77 32B 49 37B 87 lOB 76 60b 62 He 66 45B 64 4B 74 528 111 3.58 64 38 64 408 28 308 50 88 86 7B 20 17 17 17 17 17 20 17 17 38 27 28 27 27 30 33 33 56 35 38 36 23 28 23 38 23 20 23 29 23 20 28 38 33 36 37 33 32 32 36 33 53 33 32 34 33 44 33 33 32 33 33 33 33 32 33 S3 33 33 33 33 32 33 16 33 33 33 32 33 33 32 33 33 33 39 33 29 23 23 19 Ki.rti „2;» 7n .„68 4N Ko.', G. of 36 Sft" KoaeUbad Kowmui KoMlak. Koiliaub. Koala Koalnak — Koakinako Mt 3«t 248 Koakttarc...,. M 39n Koallaka ..............48 24n Kuonnrl M»~.~..«4(t ION KownOa ..■..,.. ...37 4if Koaogol, Lake 50 SON Koarceei ....^..^..46 62n Koisier n )3n KoMler, Old......-..26 SSn Koltainicza 46 I6n Koauniti 42 7" Koataiiitza «.~~...45 I4n Kuatel 45 31 n Koaten ......,..,.,».52 5n Koateail ..., 43 2n Koatemlti 54 UN koatin Bay.JI — 71 On Koatova ....^....BO 18N Koatritz 50 67N Koatroma .. t Koatroma Koatriyn KoMik ... KoauUtza KoavH, River Koavenak KoBcenice. .^7 44 N ,57 64 N ,52 23N 12 UN .^43 SON 68 47n ,68 6'^N ,»i>*3» 4" Kotra .. ,82 24N Kotrce ... ..,......-23 65n Kotree ....,......~.>-2(; 35N Kotree 28 30N Kottoor .,........^,^.17 27n Kotur..... ..,.S8 26N Kotyana.,.^,.. 2 1 38N Kotye ........... 10 SON Kotzebue'a Sound 66 4()n Kotzenan .....,^^..,51 26n 9 UN 26 36N .36 16N .0 2n 2 18n 24 8n Kotling Kou. Kou Koua. Kouang KouHiigna Koiiangti Kouany-te. ,.^...24 4«N ^...,-31 2n KouarYakhta 29 25n Kouba 41 29n Kuuban, Luke ,.,.Ai 4N Kouban, River ...45 4n Koubinak Lake .„69 36n Koiich „.,..,.. ..63 46n Kouclia .,.....~.»...,6I 7n Kouchewaiida ...~.<)5 SBn Kouchilev _~„......5I 12n Knucliouktclikoi.~U 20n Kouda Koudiino ~,. Kuudekerke Kuuderkerk Kouo-lioa Kuue-hoa . Kouei-ling Koue-te Koue-ynng -. Kouga HiTla. 66 IRn 14 30N — 51 4lN .52 9n .26 2oN .23 I7n 25 9n 31 28N 26 On 33 .368 Kouga. River ...,,.33 3M Kougiigairi............28 2Rn Kougot, RivcrM..,.46 4In Kougrla..,....«....> ..40 S4n 32 421 88 IK 87 S-SR M 3!IK 100 .'iK 211 3.->K 72 3 IK 84 198 54 Slik :» IH>s Kuuclnitclii ~. SI 42N Kouioinen .........416 17n Kouiiiutak >„„~.S4 Sn Kouinetzk ........Jg SN Kovaja 41 I3n Koviiacli 43 aSN Kovduzero, Lake 66 68n Kovero .,^...^...^.63 .13!« Koventan Kovno Kovran Kovrov. Kow Kowalcwo t Kowar .. Kowia SSn &8n .~„.J>7 45N 56 171* 36 1lN ION .38 On 9 47N 39 29 33 33 32 28 33 32 33 23 36 27 33 33 33 ^3 33 30 33 33 40 30 18 34 33 34 34 34 34 34 32 23 23 23 23 23 23 ■23 23 36 16 16 34 34 34 34 34 3» 38 3i 23 30 Kowkown Ford ...89 138 Kowlaa... 18 I9n Kozaratz... ....... ■ . ~~44 56n KoaeleU ..~., 50 61 n Kozelak.... ,.M Sn Kozlinak ... 52 40N Koslov ............... 6 2 54 N Koaly ................. ..,65 ION Kozmin .........-.^Sl &2N Kozmodeniianak..Ji6 Sn Koiniodeinianak..JS8 22N K rabar ....... 34 66N Krabd«idyk.........61 25N Krai Kop Kr. ......SO 338 Krainburgli . 46 16N Kr^ova ........ 44 19N Kr«{|ova ....^^...^.46 S7N Kramers Fountain 28 » Kraniehfeld Kraniclifleld Kranidi Kranji R. See Singapore. Kranowiiz Krapivha Krapma Knisnoberak,. Kraanoborska Krasnogorak . 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SIN 51 67N -30 348 47 IK 38 SON ,..-.61 !)4N ,..,...61 45N 35 ISN .■)7 12N Kreutzberg Kreutzburg Kr-iuz ,-.~. Kreuznacli Krieben. Kriegera Grave, Kricna. Krikelo K rimpen Kriiigelen . Krio Cape. 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Kraal 86 3U8 Kwyn-nyoii .........13 S4n Kwryet el Enaly Jil 49n Ky ..^.....^ M HN - • - 34 ION .10 26N .2 SON 67 I7N 8 IN Kyber Pbm >.. Kydni Kyle Kyle Kyle Drora Kyle Cattle 55 S8N Kyle, Omigs of 66 24N Kyle Loch ..........V S4N Kyle Rea ..~. 57 ISn Kyle of Sutherland ..,...J(7 S4N Kyle Roie 66 ViN Kyleakin ..,<....... J >7 ISn Kylemore ...53 aiN Kyleehmoor ..^.....67 4n Kyletwtay B. ,'17 37n Kyloch .......... 56 59n Kyloe ^..........^...SS .'19N Kynae.. m 3»tN 1 Kynienegard.......61 ISN Kynachan ............56 4IN Kynathia ............38 In Kyo ........ 54 SSN Kyodar 86 S8n Kyouk Phyou 19 20N KypariMi r~.36 66n Kym ........ 39 49N Kyni .^^.^ 37 42N .81 8IN .27 18N S2 16N ...38 SON .62 67N Si 4UN 68 6K 33 18 :08 38 39 568 19 7r 189 88 66 4lB 100 08 83 108 109 Ob 35 78 110 38b 71 308 77 308 6 33w 6 .'iOw 3 54W 4 low 4 88w 4 88W 6 37w Kyragurli Kyran Kyre Kyria Kyrits Kysaryah Kysnryah, or KaU-ariyeh, (Ctemrea) ~. 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La Croix Isle .. — 46 ON 78 Ow 29 ION 99 OW La Croix River ...43 SSN 91 6W La Crone, Lake~.5S 30n 107 3SW Lnchish ...... — 81 32N 84 598 1 LacblaL 34 oa 147 308 30 27 34 33 as as 39 31 34 33 33 13 II II 13 13 II II 11 11 11 13 II II II 9 38 33 13 38 9 33 35 28 27 28 33 33 10 28 20 30 34 558 31 66 IS8 33 10 3r 21 35 26 13 81 IS S3 16 31 19 21 15 23 14 30 m IB 47 20 20 27 28 31 33 20 83 35 40 33 50 17 43 14 33 9 28 25 S3 51 35 IS 43 44 44 39 31 63 LaRg ~-'Ki :iH!« Laggan ...>........ ,..56 41 n Laggan ............ ..J^7 8N Liiggan ~.~..~...~.S5 44N Ijiggnn Buy ........65 4In ]«ggan Kirk ...~«S7 In Laggan, Loch ~..~S0 S6N LagKBoK. Old K. of S. Kenneth ...56 S8N laghy ■....„... 54 :i7N Lagia 36 87N ,41 Ion 33N Login, Cnpe~. Laginalbiolly Lajpiliin Lagni, River Lagniere Lagny ^ Lagonca .... Lagos ^.^~ Lagoe M..... Lagoe ..... 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JS6 57N Laigiies 47 SON Lainio, River ....JSl Son Lair.............M.~.~..fi6 45N Lairdnianoch ^.Jb\ 53N Lairg .... 68 SN Lairg Inn .,..^......^(8 4N Laisli, or Dan ......33 ISn Laltliero ~.....~ 57 Sin Lajella ...............'jQ S7n Laka .~.~.~..~ .'19 I3n Laka, River .......^SO 41 n LitkeR. 41 588 Lakefleld ..............57 22N Lakenheath Lakkat Liikonas .... Lakuora Lakost ~.. Lala Lalgunge .... Lalita Patun Lalong Lalotig Lalsk Lalsoont Lamacal. 52 i«N 26 7N 39 40N 28 SN 46 SIN 37 42N .25 ON 27 37N .:;1 6N 26 ON 26 3SN 10 108 Laniagordvue ......59 6'>N Laiiialonita Laroancliu^.. I.>ainu8 Lamas Liiinay Laiuayd....... Lamb Ud Lamb Head Lamb Mt. Lamba Lamba Ness Lambnch ... Lamballe «. Lambasa ^ Lambay Islc^... Lam beg .......... Laniberliiir8t~.. Lambert l'oint..».~.40 548 Lambert Schagen 58 45N Lamberton .....,....,5S 4!)n 68 46W 99 Km 68 3W 60 68 15 368 7 368 18 598 74 10* 4 9SW 7 658 2 6 6 6 174 6 9 ;«w 158 2«' 3W 838 188 OK 3W 12 ii • I 13 17 1< U 1. U Sh 87 13 38 36 14 14 34 24 37 46 86 97 9S 19 90 14 II 60 38 38 49 47 60 17 458 60 SOW 49 71 458 76 508 49 408 148 248 143 58 4 49W 6 llw 4 838 73 .30W 29 468 3 83W 4 e«r 4 2SW 4 95W 35 .-na 8 33W IS 8:i8 80 108 21 SOB 147 11« 4 36W 318 68 348 19 418 66 211 26 lOB 91 438 63 238 86 168 98 808 92 SOB 47 30B 76 36K 51 20W 1 I7w 64 34W 3 17w 6U SOW 76 30W 120 868 2 878 2 29W 10 8W 116 118 76 SB 46W 13 .Ub SO 46 50 33 20 17 23 33 36 18 33 33 23 53 53 11 II 14 50 23 II 13 II 11 31 II 26 38 19 53 II 10 33 28 33 19 33 33 33 ai Vt 23 33 61 13 49 13 50 49 35 14 II 13 K\ 33 13 19 14 55 13 13 10 63 16 12 '•piirt- mentor ~, , ,.«....44 Ow LMid«wediiuch...,>~4U Mw Landey .^..>..„.>^..a4 Mm Land ford ~....^^8<) aw Landguard Ft. ~~A1 ft6N Land! ng ^ ■„.... i6 3()n LandivriiHn...^^48 31 n Lantljoub 39 57m Landquart^...,.>^,.>4n 5)tM Landi-ake ^„.,^.,^,^ 85N Landreoies ~~~.~~M 6n Land's End (Cornwall) ^...^..JIO Am LMidiberg,...,..^^53 4()n Land«berg..,..,~..^48 3n Landnberg ...^ il 31 M Landiburg ^.^^.^ 83M LandMrona.>,.^<^4li S2n Land«liut..,.w~,>^.JiO 4Sm Landilmt~~~.~...,.^8 30M Landtjarf..,.,^^^^ .'^n Laiidiikrona ^«..».J5 SSN Land>tuhl....».»^..>^9 86N Lane Knd......^^53 SOm Lane Lough ^,,^53 40m Lonebam ......^^.^ 16m ■M 22N i3 4~M 86m LangavRt, Loch ,,M 4m Langballe. Lang Berg Mts. Langbovr Loch.. Langbum «.,..». Langdale« I..>J>:J i:J>4 MM Laiigelot ..^.^........ge 45M Langen ^ m^ ^^ ^ 50 9m Langen ».«».«»..«»«.,50 Cm Lnngenaea..^.,^...^ t2M Langenfeld 53 3!>N Langenah, Isle .».»J>4 40N Langenau ,,,,^,.,^6^ Um Lnngenhoe ...~».~51 49M Langerood^.,^«..»^ 1 7 0" Lang Field Mts. .^61 56m Lang KH p .~...~^~.30 1 18 LangenrHde .,......^.^4 IOm Langensalza<.~~~^I 9m Langentlial ».^^7 12M Langeroog Isle ...^53 45M Lange Valley ^,^1 54b Langflhangel~~~~53 14n Langford.^^..^ 52 3N Langford ,.....,....,..JH 37M Langford 60 &4m LHngliolin^..........55 9m Langliolt<.^^>.^«....63 6m Langkat ~>«^...m~> 3 65N Langkawi Isle ^^ 6 2<)n Langlee ........ ,>.~.. 55 27n Langnuu .~.. . ...... 46 56m Langoen Isle.~~.~.69 2n Langogne m~~>~~~44 42n Langon ~~^..«...>..44 34m Laiigore 56 41 n Lnngovado ,~...37 4n Langovcdre ........^4)1 S3M Lniigport ............ 5 1 3N Langres Langrigg Liing!..55 4(iM LLnngueduc .......44 on angiim .^............Ji I 4.'>n Langwall..............~57 SON l4tngwell.MM..~..~.£H 9n LangweU~........~-.57 57m Langwell Wr 58 UM LangwitI), Upper. 53 I3M Langworth .......... J> 3 16n Lauf W8 «.>v.~~.~~52 54m Lantshen ...^......,51 32m Lauivet~. J)0 26N 44ir ft llw 9 32«ir 1 ;i7w I 18a 8 47b 4 6w 03 5ii 9 3IB 4 I6w 3 428 A 42W 15 111 10 548 13 138 13 408 10 388 16 28 13 f,n 82 2U8 13 488 7 368 8 8w 7 Uiw 48vir 4 3tm 7 55wr 6 lUHT 74 08 81 558 13 10k 78 33w 16 3t)vir 92 a')8 6 20Hr 6 4ftW 9 3!)R 19 08 84 458 3 44W 8 34W 338 34B 13 22B 4 iw 10 478 16 448 8 3b 8 398 14 SOB 9 538 8 398 18 3!»8 548 50 238 7 448 17 ft4B 10 828 10 408 7 478 7 39B isaoB 4 16W ISHT 6 18W 8 OW 46w 55B 3 38 3 OW 7 418 98 30B 99 458 8 34W 7 478 14 308 3 488 18W 8 lOB 81 37B 8 20W 5 48W 5 208 3 \8W 4 17W 23 aan 3 24Hr 4 OB 4 5.5W 4 49Mr 3 32\V 5 Ow 3 36W 1 \aw 26Mr 56W 3 IOM 4 «.'iw 14 10 9 10 10 31 14 aa IS 10 14 10 20 18 30 20 19 30 18 23 32 18 9 13 9 13 13 M 33 38 23 49 39 33 11 11 31 38 33 13 9 10 14 17 10 31 18 22 31 31 20 10 32 22 38 21 20 15 17 38 9 10 13 10 10 10 16 12 17 35 35 12 15 22 14 14 21 28 14 to 14 9 12 38 12 14 10 11 II II 11 9 9 9 10 Ifl Uiri t LHrici>_ Larii; Ik-n. Larino .... Larissa ~.. Larissa Lariasa ~., t Laristan LariiM L. . Larkhall . Larkhaiia Larling .... Lame litis 13 aiis ■J-J ION 57 44 N ~.4I 49K .W 3!)M .16 7N ~35 I9M ~27 20M 46 ON 27 2!»N ......52 ;iOM .....54 5IM Lnme, Lake.........Jii 4UN M .WN ;3 7M .42 22N 43 34N ....wl^ 4.'1N 59 I2N 31t 31N .~.~.53 a7N .40 4:iN ,34 57N 6 518 .56 2!)N ;» 22N Lamey Lamlca Larun Larouino Larrus ..». Larigues .. LartlmsUi , Larymna.w. Larwuld ... Lascori( Lasea Laselle .... Lnsen Lasliult Latjurd LasBulm Lassaree. Lassiiri Laasas Lassham Lassody. Las.siir ...............42 46m LassiiB ....^.............37 18N LuRtinglmm ..54 19n Lusur .. ...>^6 20N Lastra .................43 46N Lastrihge ...^.^....68 67n Lastrup ...^..^......52 46n Laswaree ^...^.^V} 3t)N Latachty .<».._~..55 34N Latacorra l .....~~....37 58s Latakia ......~~......35 28n Latuiiia...»............40 50m Lattipolis ^............211 I9m LatapQli8...~.....~..30 12N l.atcli....~~..~w.».JS6 .''<3N Latcha, Lake .......61 16N Latclikovo ....^...59 37N Lateae .......~.......40 4()N Laterina .^.^.......43 31m Latheron .~....~~J8 I6M Latliones,.,.,....„.....56 16m Latinier..~..-~~....JSI 41N Latina~~. ~~43 IOm Latln.quiqui,Riverl9 308 % Latium X Latium. See Envs. of Rome Lntorexa, River .. Late tee Latris.. .41 38M 10 Viift 71 30a 5 34nr 14 SOB 83 2RB 43 178 36 308 54 OB 9 158 3 59nr 68 188 538 5 SOW 5 4KW 4 5W ai 36b 6 47- 7 2i*' 45W 1 828 74 308 23 188 6 378 34 308 24 488 36b 111 318 14 08 53 16b 13 45B 60 58 61 368 91 40b 1 8w 3 23W 1 448 27 338 O 54W 83 a4B 11 68 5 20Hr 17 158 7 49« 76 458 54 a'iB 62 21 W 35 518 30 558 •32 32B 31 28 8 44W 38 35B 41 188 30 188 11 43B 3 2IW 8 SOW 34W 22 308 57 24W 13 108 48 80N .26 I7N .^ SON Latrun Lattuia . Lattnkoo, Old i Lattukoo, Mew, or Kriimuii ~~...27 258 Lnttarice ............39 28N LatucI, River ........35 1 58 Lauban Laudd Lauder .... Laudwater ± Lauenburg Lauenburg .. Lauenburg . Lauenen .... Lauidorf ..~ Laufen ...~... Lauferbacli . LauflTen Laiigeerwugt Laugliarie Lauglilin . Laugh t .... Laugh ton Laujar ........ LauKisclikeu Lauluin ~».. Launceston . Launceston (Van Diemen's Land) 41 308 Laungu 16 SON Launuy ........,..i...,49 3,0n Lauperswyl ..^..^46 58n 1 6N 49 33n .......65 43N W....51 36N ......53 37n ~._.53 27M 54 33N 46 26N ......50 26m 47 26n 50 .'ON ....^.47 55N 33 :^28 61 47N .^v.4Miw#«i^^0 IHN ...53 30M ...53 29N ....37 ON 54 VS\ . 9 47M .^....50 38N 36 25 55 11 25 27.56 56 56 31 56 12 33 10 13 13 11 30 24 24 24 14 29 2H 17 66 G6 14 as 23 32 20 33 32 29 10 12 14 66 9 19 25 24 23 17 33 23 60 30 66 66 66 11 83 23 56 25 11 13 10 56 60 66 25 22 408 19 73 508 33 11 308 55 35 IB 31 11 88 25 24 09B 88 24 128 16 llB 68 20W 15 318 9 42B 2 46w 4IW 10 39R 10 38B 17 45B 7 20B 9 40B 7 308 9 248 13 57b 21 528 4 27W 79 37w 8 34Hr 43W 2 5lw 21 12B 6 458 4 21vir 38 26 50 20 18 12 10 21 21 20 15 17 15 17 18 38 10 44 13 9 24 20 33 10 147 14b 53 73 348 33 4 35R 14 7 ♦SB 15 l.iiwrciiofldwii .VI 14V H l/W 13 Lawrence Valu ....'Ml 44ih 116 50r. A3 Lawrencevillo „.....'UI 41 n 17 4lw 44 Ii»wrencovllle.....,tl 43M Ul 4«iw 44 [..awrestim...........,./i5 U3N 4 SHW 13 Lnwrifstovwi ...,.„V| on 8 44W 13 Liiwuliall ............A2 0" 43B 10 I.Axa ^„,^Mi 6 IKIur II Ijua, River.........;!? um 72 5.'.W 50 Uxey 54 I4M 4 i\w Laxford, Looh......6H 84N A OW It Laxheiibury .........48 6N 16 30N 10 I.4ixt<)n .....»........Jk3 llN AAW Laxtoii .....A'i 4'IN 4IIW Lay 21 13N IK» V5B 39 Laybach 46 4N 14 U2M 19 Laybiich, Uppur .,45 Wn 14 IH8 19 L*ycock................5l 24 N 8 ntr 10 Laye ^................48 3IIN 5 4IIN 14 Laye ...... 3 30H 102 I4H 3A Layghal, Looh ^.''8 23N 4 33W II Lays Fiord .........70 aON 86 358 33 Laytun ...............J13 SON ;» 3W 9 Lay ton, W 54 2UN 1 46W Laza 43 1,'iN 7 'i\>VI 34 Luzenby ^-..........54 3;^N 1 29W » Lazonby..,.....,.....54 4AN 3 43W 9 Lazzarettu ...^-^m .'I8N III 528 38 Le~~~~.~. — ~....34 ION 77 3(IK 33 Lea ...S.'! 22N 4rtW Lea K. ... 41 l\t,» 146 IIM A3 Lea R. 3? 5,111 143 5.')M A3 Lea, RivLT ....^...Jkl ;|0N 10 Leabust^.... ...Ml ION Sllw II Leachel .')7 llN 8 4tlW 11 Leachvon .......^..Jl? 6N A 20W II Leadenhani .........63 4n .'H>W Leader, Iliver......S5 .'UlN 8 4IW 19 Leitd Ililld .........JiA 34N 3 47 W 19 Lead Mines -, 43 Mm 00 37w 4 7W 44 Leadishchrag AH IHN II Leaf River 31 ION 89 5W 44 Leaf River. 45 30N 93 50W 44 Leagaoh...............57 ;I6n A U8W II Leaghall ... 56 5n a 47w 19 Leake~................53 8N ea Leamington .........32 33a 151 II A9 Leamington Priors 83 17m 1 38W 10 Le-ang-ohan .....JIO 5UN 100 \m 34 I.eap ................. J^ 1 36 N 9 6W 13 LeanheHd............66 47N 9 A3W II Leanoch ....56 8N A llw 19 Leaotong, O. of ...40 ON 191 Oh 34 Learbust L. ........J8 UN 6 SAW II Learmount ........J14 52 N 7 AW vaiiw 13 Leamy ~~~.57 7n II Uatheriiead 51 17m U 8IW 10 Leathly ~.J>3 55N 1 aiiw Leaton~~..~. 37 SON 191 92H 34 Leatric 57 82N 4 53W 11 Leau V\ SIN A AK 16 Leba .~~ 54 46n 17 .148 17 348 20 Leba, Lake ..^.....54 43N 30 Lebanon (Tennessee) ^.....10 On mvnt 44 Lebanon. Mts. of 33 3(iN 35 4AH 31 Lebanon ...JXa »7n 811 4HW 44 Lebany Buy........... 9 45ll Lebedian ...........JS3 4N 118 508 3A 39 108 33 Lebedine 50 32N 34 4H8 93 Lebec 13 ON .'IH 148 36 Lebehnke ......^......W 13n 16 408 30 Lebiagsk 61 2:^N 54 48 93 Lcbiafei 51 40N 77 6<'» 39 Lebitjerl ...54 7n 411 508 33 Lebonah ..^............,32 (In 35 138 31 Lebriga, River — 8 ION 73 A2W 40 Lebrija ~..~ ."Wl 57M Lebrilln .37 53N A 6li« Lehc Lull) Lehi L«hi l«ia Lela Lolb Leili Leioi Leid LuIhI Lelltl Lulgl I,cig Lciu Leigl |.ulg> '.da, Ll liOlla Li-llii Leiin i Li'l Lclnr I.eliiB LpIiiz Lt>lpn Lulpz Lull Leirn l^lr; Lelst( r' IWfl..,, VnU> . illo .„. illu ,^. 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Lcksund LHliint.~ Lollltigen Lulllngun .~83 44N SI 2flN >-^17 57N ,~,58 l^N — 60 9N ~JSO 44N — 50 UN 49 59N i9 S2N Leiuberg . Leine . I.eineno Lemui L«tnfordo . Leiiigo. .49 5.iN -38 45N ,17 40N -67 42N ,~J5-2 28N j2 2N L«IUK«ndurf....^.^«.,53 .15N Leinraer«~~>~. 52 .ion Leinno (LeIllllo^)I.3!) 55n liUmiins .'19 S.'iN LumuvlceE ^^^...^45 .SON Leiiipde ~.~.~.~.~.45 aiN Letii-Kuii .■,...,^.^,^ 7 ^.IN Li'tiiviR », ..^.-,56 34N Lrnn, Uiver lieniii >^.~~ LutiboyaUit Lenduru». Leiidltmrn Luiidva ^ Long ^„ Lengericli Leiignuw ~ LoiiTiiini , Lvnliufda Leiik Leiikomii .w,~~~~38 %)n L)>iikcl .—.Vl I3M Loiinard Mt. ~. — .13 -^'M 72 ON ^19 OS ^jai 5N ~.63 20N — 45 4n ~-46 24N .~-18 2.7N — 52 UN ™47 32N .51 1.5N .67 3N 1 7 8 9 Lily Foiiiitsiin<.....30 7s Lenm ^.^,^^.,^^ .13n Luiiw, lale .....22 I4N Leiimcapnn, Isle~.ll ;iHN Lemiiii l,.^^^„Aw 82 528 1 aiB 3 lOw 2 15W 2 47W 3 25W 8 Iw 8 28W 3 5W ai SIB 14 158 73 53W 6 2<)W 36 308 35 lOB 31 SB 28 lOB 81 S4B 52 4B II 258 14 558 6 27W 5 .178 9 SIB 18 15b 124 6B 114 108 120 OB 6 358 39 XI 39 19 18 17 90 19 S3 37 60 83 8.1 17 90 10 10 II 10 10 9 9 13 13 12 10 10 20 27 36 30 16 17 18 13 19 19 17 24 32 10 13 U U 13 13 13 13- 33 19 49 13 31 31 23 30 23 39 10 16 18 38 35 35 35 90 6 2SK 15,56 34 28 23 2UB 95 188 14 1:>8 8 208 8 54B 20 388 19 28 35 22 17 17 20 5 4.>B 16 26 1 2B 27,56 25 5B27,S6 I I. 5k 3 158 lUI 4B II 198 128 08 65 4IW 60 298 31 lfl -42 JN -.17 IIN -'U 4nN ..•i; UN 37 12N .12 MiN -JiO I On 39 40N Leibein ...^^^.^J ftON Lea Uoit~..~.. 47 1 1 n Lesboa 1 ,'(i» I, IN Leachenniilt C. .^-31 20a Leachenault, Cape .11 08 Leictienault Inlet. 33 lus Leseur, Mount ^30 I As Lesigne 47 .17N Leaiiia~ 41 .13n I.eaiiia, Laku ..~_4I 5.1N Leakovatz ..,.—....43 I3n Leikovitza~......,...42 55N Leslie ~.._»...».....')7 iiin Lcaniahaguw ...„J.1 3HN Iieimant ..,.-........,48 25N Lo«mure...~.,..»...,l7 80n Leslie VI n ..,..,_..48 .15N I.«iiperun . .. 43 SON Lespetc ...... 45 14N Lessun, Isle ..........27 On Lossina...^,-., _18 2n i Lesiiina, l.^ie~ 43 Ion Lessiiighe Lesslnnes . Le«9lie~._. Lesamore LoHoe...... Lessee, Isle Lessudden .51 ION ...Vi 3!IN m 12N ..17 2.1 N 47 N .57 I7N .~J>5 34N LesueiirMt 30 128 Leswall 54 5liN Leszinow ........ 50 ION Letachniki .13 2In Letaklvt..,...~.~..w27 98 Letnla ..............JiO 54n Letconib Basset 51 34N Letellons Letlian Letliem . Lethendy Lethenen Letlinot ,46 48N iS 27N ...._56 38N -16 35N .14 49N .........56 49N Letitcliev ............49 20N Letke ...40 13N Lctrica .. — .. 38 8n Lett Gowan L........67 34n Lette ^...^...........,51 55N Lette, River.........49 86n Lettorew ....^.......57 42N Letterkenny ..........54 57N Letteruiore Lettentone Lettin. Letton Letur Lotzen Letzin Leuben 58 80N 1 68N ^.......57 9N 38 25N .53 SON ~~..53 46N 50 58N Leuca, Cape di ...39 49N Leucadia.w.~.......38 42N Luecae«~.~.~........,.40 ISn LLeucaethiopes...ll on eucas.. 38 48N Leucaspis P. ......-,10 .15n Leuce I — ...-....-SS 17n Leitce Cninc.„...,„25 Ion Leucliar.......,........58 2N Leucliars .^.-.......SO 23n LTjeuco-Syrii,«..-40 On eucos Purtua~,...2S 40n 38 I8N ~.47 50M .wSO 9N .~,46 ISN .™3I IIIN 40 24N ~.3H 67N .^..lO 32N Leuctra Leufkircli Leugalt . Leuk . Leuke I'r.. Leuker .... Leuko-nisi Leun ...~.. Leur .~~«^ 58 20n Leussen, N ~~~,..52 .^1N Lcutenbei'g .10 33n Leutsceau 48 57n Leuvenuiii .........JiJ I8.N Leuze~~~ .10 35n Leii7.::!«;eii 17 Ion Leiizetilbrunn „„49 '25n Levangcr .........^..(iS 42n i .IW 9 .->'.■ 2!IB 1 .MW II 48 3 4IW 32 43b 7 42B 30 ,MB 30 54B 7 428" 1 low 8 4HB 3 34W 8 5tB SO 128 IIS -Mb lis Xb 115 37B US 138 IHW IS 228 15 27B 25 .198 22 78 8 43W 3 84w 4 27b 2 55W 4 2iW 1 OW 25 458 121 4B 2.1 318 16 408 9 548 3 478 3 I2W 2 4.....„_aH ON L|:int, C»|M....„ 1^ |ilM Liao «.„..... ,.^17 4N LlaMnI .....-.'Ul IAN LU) lu . ^.....JO MM LIbannva .....-...^411 WH Llbanus .M. .........34 ||'N LitiBiius Miiiintalii«.'l.l :i*n Libltertiin ~.....»....SA 40N LIMiti ............ ...AO NN Lilierti .....^10 4SN Libertoii ...........JUI S4N Liberty ;« ion Liberty 37 ION Lihethnt ...........40 NN Libiada ,..,.....40 3(IN Libinbas ,..»,^...4il .IIIN Libiiali ...............SI :IAN Libo L «- .^...AA 40N LIboumo ..^........44 Son Libranltli ,.......,.,38 4'iN Llbiin.„........,.,.14 6.'M t I.iburnia ....,.,44 4.1N t Libya Rtterlor .'W 40N Libya t'lilux .........73 40N Libyua ..^......,,..40 48N Llcli ^^,...^ 611 9IIN LicliHold ,.....,.,89 4IN Llclitoniiii.,......^AI .IAN Llcbteiiim,.„...„6l lON Liclitenfels .„,.,A0 ON Liclitenateig .,.,,47 90N Liclitenvuonlu .....Al SON LIclitevelde ..»,,..^l IN Ll-ctiimn .,,., „ .Jo IOn Licodia .,.,.,.,,,.17 1 1 N LIcosa. I't. .,,.,.,40 I4n Liria .,,.,.,.,..,a;i AAN Liddcl W.,.„.„....1A ISN Liddon'i Uulf .,,.75 Ion Llddos .,.,.,..,.,40 On t Liddlidiilii . Jia I9N Liden ., 03 94N Lidford ...SO 3UN Lidgatu .,.„..,..J|9 13N Liclkoping .,,....Jk8 .18N Liilllngton .......,Jk9 3N Lldnathlo.,.,.......j:a 4AN Li<:sliout ,.»,..,,.S1 Son Lle»svl .,.,„....,AI 94 N Liestal .„,.,,..,.47 90N Lieilia, It. „,».,47 42N LietorM.~.„»~,.,.18 '-UiH Lieu ~, 40 30N Lieucliew -.„,.,2I 4AN Liff „„.,«.,'iO 29N Liffbrd „„„.,M,S4 SON Litt're .,^.,,..,,,48 I3N Liffy, U. 5.1 91 N Litton ., .„,„S0 40N Ligerll. .,.,.,.,47 ION Ligger, li. .^.,.,50 91 N Light H. .„....,.„14 8m Liglitliunii; ,,S.' 12N Liglitlioilao, Ciipu 17 ION LiKifelOngL'li,„..,.47 24N Ligrordruiu .,,,,...54 4ilN Liglitford .,„,„A3 ftiiN l.iglun ,..,.,.„,;i8 SON Lignidres .,.,,..,40 44 N Ligiievillo .,,...,48 UN Ligny ....,.,.,..,48 40n Ligor .,.,„.,.,. 8 ION Liguiinoii l'....„,./IS OH t Ligiirlii .«44 40N Liiro, Cliilf of, or Liiin Kiord .,,JMi 37N T.ikerl L. .,...,..,.'HI vriN Likliorivetk — ,.,00 4UN 4 i^iw rw .11 ■ 7H »m 1 1 IV xm 105 I;b lU OB 1 112 4.18 101 lla 11.1 v7a 23 .lAa 91 1)8 39 l.'B .10 SB :iA 4Aa 3 .17W 111 IRB 71 .VlW 3 low 04 2ftir 81 A2W 92 311a 2.1 47B 6 lla .1.1 la 4 .mw low 93 2B 71 »0W I A .'NIB 211 SOB lA OB 90 .'lla 8 47k 1 48W 8 6.18 9 47a II OB U 4B a34a 3 HB 100 I4a 14 378 14 Ava 95 9IIB 8 42W 118 flow 7 I2B 9 SOW 10 SIB 4 (tw 31 a 13 IN ,'13W 5 4W III 4B 19 94B 32 94 H 23 MB 13 l&B 14 82N l» 278 S89B 6 8hb 119 :iow KHI 408 too 308 108 40B 114 4IB lUU .108 94 SIN 4 a\n SO 98 5 .KIK S 608 7 448 17 .168 1 S!IW 178 lUU 4.1B 3 4W 7 sow 1 32W I3W 4 tow 4AB 5 tow 1.18 438 1 SOW 87 97W 7 6'28 7 8AW t.-iw 47 33B 9 lOl ON 5 lim too 17a l;iA 318 8 SOB 8 8:>t 9.1 I7« 49 4M » 13 as >4 99 84 as 34 98 83 n K 81 19 lU 47 19 44 44 AO 97 10 31 19 14 98 AO AO 50 55 50 17 U) 17 17 17 16 10 10 34 96 90 23 19 30 IS 13 29 10 10 89 10 II 27 9S 98 93 90 90 90 16 16 34 34 34 84 34 34 93 10 33 10 10 15 99 94 IS 35 19 13 14 13 10 ^ 10 59 10 40 IS 13 13 39 14 14 14 33 A9 91 9« as H 30 INDEX TO BLACK'S ( ITamMi L«T. LONO, Ho. 01 Map. ■ !,l Ulllang..^^........^ 48n 100 4Sb Ll'klanK^...^ «8 UN lUO 33s Likochkino ...<..^Sfi 27n ^ 3Jii Llkouriii.,,,..,.,,^,,.^ 3AN 83 lie Lilburn 55 31 N 1 67w Liltord ......,......^..52 27i« 29Hr Lille ~^^.<..^.^«) 38n 3 .ta Lllten ..JSO a3N 2 29b Lillesand ~.^^^58 15n 8 80b LilleihHlL.,.,..^„^_S3 44N 8 24fv Lllley~....^„,...,>.Sl 6M* ZSmt Lillieslief ~.,..,.„^59 31 n S 4.')W Lllllngton ..,.,...,.,,^60 85w 2 31W Lillo, Fort ^.,«»^1 18N 4 16b Lillaele ^...,,......,..64 22n 19 I5B liilybaeum and Pr.37 SOn 12 25b Lima ,..^...^. 25 65N 6G 34B Lima ~~.»^..,>»^1 1 588 77 ivr LimaPto. de. ....^ll 30s 51 lAw Lima, Porta de ^41 44n 8 3'2w Lima. R. ^...^,„^l 41n 8 44w Liman. See the Bosphorui Limnn, R. Limari Volcano LImasol Llmato, T. 43s 31 OS 34 40N J8 591* LimbOt L ,^„,,,„^ 1 26n Limber, Gr.,.,^,.^53 35n LLImbourg ^..^^..^^l ON imbourg ~..>^«»,.>~5() 37N Llmburg ,„^^,^>\ 21 n Limburgh ^...^^^'iO 22i« Limekilns ^^,,,^5H 2n Limenaria C..»^.»36 46i>r Limerick ^^^.^i 44n Limerick ^..,..i»^-2 40n I Limerick CountyA2 80n Llmesol ~~....^~l>»,34 38N Limesol, Old 34 44n Limeuil Lirai Limingo . .44 SiiN 38 45N ..^64 46N Limma Karababa 38 28N Liramat, R. ,.,^.^7 SON Limmen's Bight ^14 SOs Limna ~>m~w»..m^5 5n Limniade >.».,«..».^2 45n Limoeiro «i.>»..>.^<»IO 438 l(lmoge « ......^^.>^45 SON Limon B. ^«.,^,«>. 9 25N 1 14N „.,^A 24N .45 30N .43 3N M 3()N Limones Limonhe Limousin Limou: Limpitlaw . Limpopo R Limpopo R.. Limpsiiam a5 52N ~,-~53 28N 55 38N 8 6n »92 4S8 ..24 408 16N Llmpsfleld^...^,.^^! 15N Limree — „ .22 31 N LImwood ^..........55 51 N Limyra LIni CI. Linacre Linanmoro Linao Linareft~~ ■...,.....^.25 55n Llnaro, Cape..«.,..42 In Mnas, Pt. .,^^„Mt 2.5N Lin-bou L.^....,.^33 47N Linche B. ^.^.........IB ION Linchiden .,„,,,^.,^5 5n Lincluden ^,,.,.,.,^5 6n Lincoln .,...»....^..33 41 n t Lincoln. .............43 7n 33 MN ..34 4.3S ~S3 ION «35 24N 47 3l'n .'53 3N 59 36N -■HJ 32N Lincoln Lincoln Port t Lincolnshire Lincolnton Lincttu Linde Linde . Lin dean Linden Linden Llndcrtis Lindenip .~»v..6.1 33N .-49 IN ..49 .32N .66 SON ~57 16N Lindesay Mt ......28 178 LIndesay Mt. 34 528 Lindesay R. ....^..34 Os Lindesnses, or The Naze ...~~^57 S8n Llndlield ...............'> I 2n Lindliolm B7 22N Lindholm ............its 39n LIndores ...^.........56 21 n LIndores Abbey 5(1 21 n Llndrldge .„.'i2 liJft 68 lOw 70 8w S3 3B 16 16B 125 lOB 18W 5 378 5 .'>3B 7 36B 7 69b 3 26wr 23 7B 6 16nr 8 36«r 8 45W 82 678 33 3B .'S4B 23 20B 25 a38 23 36a 8 13B 135 40B 32 468 22 I2B 39 19W 1 12B 80 OW 79 Bw 1 44B 1 a-iB 2 14B 2 22W 29 OB 32 208 2 57W 08 71 558 4 29W 30 12B 14 268 2 69W 5 4IW 125 208 39 law 11 50B 4 17W 90 1.5B 76 22wr 3 39W 3 40«r 82 29wr 79 25v(r 34W 136 5.'>B 19w 81 17w 4lB 14 368 15 148 10 78 2 49Wf 12 .528 10 44B 3 IW 10 28 1.52 45B 117 188 140 55B 6 69B 58 10 168 11 5,')B 34 34 23 28 9 10 14 14 22 10 10 12 10 16 22 86 32 49 61 24 24 27 ,"50 50 30 26 35 9 16 16 17 17 12 28 13 13 13 30 30 14 3H 23 28 IS 62 30 66 61 14 49 49 14 14 14 12 38 38 10 10 33 12 56 26 9 12 36 46 25 9 33 47 12 12 44 42 9 62 9 44 18 20 22 21 12 18 18 12 21 52 63 62 22 10 21 21 Mamu. Lat. LoNn. No. or Uk9. Ll-o-go ...^.^...,....24 2N Lion .....^^........^.49 I9N Lion d'Angera, t«..47 30n Lion River ...........27 ^(>8 Lion Foiintain......31 7s Lion's Valley ...^..31 168 Lloubac1i3Vo~.~~~62 45N Lloubitii 58 17N Llout8in.~~..........56 28N Lipara ^18 30N 3 8w 12 3 I2W 2 27 w- 12 10 LIpari, I.^les.... Lipari R. Lipes.. Lipetsk Lipeze.. Liponast LIposty . LipovBCz LIpovets Lipowica Lippa .... .^..38 32n 15 08 .^.21 458 63 38N 48 4!)N ~.~.45 3N ..~~...44 20N .~.45 2N ....49 19N 48 45N .45 27N bourg Lippspnig. Lippstadt Llifueytlo Lin, River Liria Li9ciit..~..«.... Lisconibe Harb. . t Lippe Detmold 52 On Lippe, River ......51 38N t Lippe Scliuum- 62 2.SN ..Jil 4Cn ....^..Jl 40n 43 l!)N .41 35N 39 .37n Liris R. ~,...~. 41 I'iN LIsbellaw ..«.. 54 ION Lisbon ~......~..„38 43N Lisburn .M.~...._...d4 .'iON Lisbiirne, Cape ~.68 55N Lisca-bianca ..~~~.38 36n Liscanor Buy ..».J)2 56n Lisoarrol ^..,^„,,^2 Ifiti 41 12N .44 69N Liseltin ............ 52 3()n Lisheon ................62 7" Lisianibys Isle .......26 On Listen Kiiing .„.„21 53N LIsieuz ..~...».....~49 9m Lifkeard ...~....«50 27n Lisko ..^.....^.......49 .3()N LIskor ....,.,.,..».,....47 15N Lisle ~~. 51 .37N LIsmalin ............52 31 N Lisminny ».... 53 21 N Lismure Isle ....~.Ji6 33N Liamore ..,...-..,...52 8N Llsnnked ......^...54 15n Lisnarick ......~.,...54 29n Lispole ...~~~~.~.52 ON Li8sae~~w~..........42 ION Lissa Islo ~.~....~,43 4N LissatPosen) .51 51 n Lissa (Silesia) ...~.5I 7n Lissan ~. 54 41 N Lissan-el Kalipeli 36 15N Lissar .~... .T? SON I-Issdowray ««~.-.52 46n Lisse .~,..~~. 52 16n LissGt ................ — r>4 In Lissgriffln .,,..,,.,.,.52 I2n Lissui LIssus Lister, Cape Listen K. LIstoweU... Listry. Litabarouba. Litnng ~J5 12N 41 4IIN 58 4N 55 67N 52 2(jN .......52 6n .24 28 ,30 20N Litany, Nalir el ~J3 44N Litcham. I.itlle Clyde.. Lithada Litliolm Litin Littau .... LIttermiillen Isle Littleimm ........... Little Holm LittleboroiiKli »,.. Littledean Tower LIttleham LIttleport Littleton Littleton Littleton .. Little Wya LItfon Litzelftuh Liu — 52 4.')N 25n 38 SON 55 41 N 49 20N .47 3N 53 15N J)0 .IBN 59 5,1N ..5.3 SON 55 3iS "'0 5!)N .~.52 SON ~_51 .5N 51 24N .52 .T8N »(0 ,37N 54 ION .47 IN Livadi ...... 3(1 16n LIvndia 3!l 24n I.ivii(iitz;i , 44 IHN 117 568 aiw 44W 17 628 22 2;)B 23 578 26 268 40 518 27 378 14 428 14 528 64 27VV 68 45W 39 488 19 328 26 68 65W 19 108 29 2B 24 88 14 20B 8 56b 6 368 i) lOB 8 508 8 208 2 .f5B 13 328 37W 13 448 7 32W 9 9W 6 4w 166 20nr 15 88 9 26W 8 47w 168 62 Sw 9 41w 9 14w 173 40vir 104 40b 148 4 2fiW 22 27b 13 528 8 42w 7 31 \V 7 31W 6 SOW 7 54W 7 27w 7 43W 10 12Hr 24 128 16 108 16 3.'1 48N Llandbedrog ^,„^i 41N Llanddarog 51 60N Llanddew ....,.^.,..,52 ION Llan-ddaw-sant ~.6I 55N Llanddeinol ^........52 20n Llanddetty 51 52N Llanddew) 52 IBN Llanddewlr ..^.....,52 7" Llanddwyn Llandecwyn LIundefailog Llandegai .., Llandegle Llandegly Llandelile Llandello 3 9N 52 56n „,,^\ 59n ....63 13N ....,53 3n ...52 15N ^...Jil SON 1 63N Llandeilofawo .......51 64N Llandeii or Fan ..,.52 In Llandeilo-tal-y- bout .~,........„,„.51 43n Llandenny...».......Jil 44N Llanderfcl ............52 .50n Llandidwen ,w~.~.S2 .5SN Llandifllio ....^,...^^2 50n Llandilo 61 C5n Llandinam,......~.....S2 SHn Llandlsilllogogo ...52 IIN Llandoged,...........53 ION Llandovery .,,......52 On Llandriilo .......52 65N Llandrindo()w.~..JS2 14N Llandulas .53 17n Llandulas ......~.».52 3n Llandurry Cliapel 61 43N Llandwrog.^..»,.....,...53 6N Llandybie .............51 SOn Llandycllllo 51 52N Llandyfaelog 51 47n Llandymug .~.w~.53 ION Llandyssal ...~.......S2 3n Llunegim ..^..^.,..,52 SON Llanegryn............S2 38n Llanelian ^„^,„^^2 S9n Llanelldan.,....».......53 3n Llanelltyd ^^^~5-2 47n Llanelly ..............SI 42n Llanelly....„...,..,.„5l 49n Llanelwedd ..........52 On Llunendwn ..^.....52 46n Llanerchymedd ...53 20N Llanerfy C. ...,..,..52 40n Llaneril ,~~.....»..52 4IN Llanfabon ....,.^.,....51 38n Llanfaebrhys ......52 SON Llanfaedog Llanfair Llanfair Llanfair. {.llanfair...... Llanfair....... Llanfair .„,.,... . O .J loN ........53 6n 53 23n 53 13N 53 13N 2 39n ...53 20N Llanfaimanty G, ofSl &6n Llanfallteg 51 61 n Llanfeclian Llanfechell 62 4SN 53 24N 51 64N .~~.~52 «9N 52 65N 52 54N 51 63N Llanflgan. LlanfihanKul Llantihangel Llanflhangel Llanf:.harf;cl Llanfilian),'el Llantihangel ...^....51 62N Ll,tn6lmngel.......~dl 6.5N Llanfihangel~.~....S2 IHN Llantikangel.........52 44n Llanfiliangel..w...,...62 In Llantiliangel,...»..,..52 13n Llanflliangel ..,...,52 40N Llanfiliangel bryn Pabrlan....,52 12n Llanflhangel (Cardigan) .......52 28N Llanfiliangel fucii ~52 16n l.lan(iliangely..,...».,52 26n Llaiifllmngely Creiddyii„......,.52 22n Llanf\vrog,........,..63 20N Llanfynach .........Jil 64n Llanf^llin ..,.,....^.52 45N Llanfynydd — .,..,..51 66n LIungadfnn .~..._Ji2 40n 3 18W 6 37W 3 21w 3 SOW 3 12W 8 4lW 4 ew 4 32W 4 28W 4 low 3 55W 3 46W 4 OW 3 15W 3 18W 3 25W 4 24W 4 2w 3 a4W 4 5w 3 9W 3 15W 3 S8w 3 68W 3 saw 3 35W 2w 51 W 30w 34w lOw 45w 25W 24W 3 46W 3 44W 3 24W 3 21 W 3 38W 3 ■37W 4 16W 4 17w 4 IW 4 43W 4 17w 3 18w 4 17W 4 30W 4 3w 4 25W 3 18W 3 SlW 4 7W 7w 1 22w 6w 21 W : 24W 24w 17w 41W 29W 15W .31W i 3()W IIW 19W I5W 5HW , 41W IIW 27W I8W \ 22W 12W 5W 31W llw 4W 3 low 3 14W 3 i'OW 3 32W 3 llw 3 56W 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 4 3 4 3 3 4 4 4 .4 4 3 58W 4 34 w 3 22W 3 15W 4 6W 3 27 W 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 10 9 9 10 10 10 IP 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 9 10 9 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 9 9 II 10 10 10 10 9 10 .0 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 10 10 9 10 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 3 28W 10 4 2W 10 3 23W 10 3 llw 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 H 43>v 13 I Mi'i'fairZ BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. L*T. Loita. No. or Hap. 1 26if M 4&N Ai 601* Jil 48N >g ,.>«.,-52 41N [ 51 «»M 52 IOm ■eant ~.SI 55N 1 52 20N r .».. i2 iUN .52 7N 53 9v n M<~><~62 SfiN g...^.>~Jil SON .,^3 13N >^3 3n v^2 ISN 51 801* ^^1 b3N .wo -..-.^-dl 64N Fan ,^1 IN al-y- -1 43w ■.^\ 44N ..w,^2 50n 52 ftSN 2 5!)if 65n .,^.<«.^2 2HM igogo.~^2 UN ^,,.^,j(a ION 52 ON (i 52 14N 53 17N 52 3n Impel 51 43N ^53 6N — 51 5()N 51 62M 51 47N 53 ION 52 3N ,^i SON ^^52 38n -.^^Jbi 69n ~,63 3N 52 47N ^..J&X 42N ^l 49N 52 »N 3 IRW 6 37W 3 21w 3 COW^ 3 12W 2 4lW 4 6W 4 32W 4 20W 4 lOw 3 55Hr 3 46W 4 (iw 3 15W 3 18W 3 26W 24W 2W 24W 6wr 9wr 3 15W 3 68w 3 69W 3 59W 3 35«r 4 2W 2 SIW 3 30w 4 34w 3 lOw 4 45nr 3 26W 4 24W 3 46W 3 44W 3 24w 3 2UV 3 38W 3 37W 4 lew 4 17W 4 IW 4 43nr 4 17Hr 3 I8w 4 17W 4 30W 4 3w 4 25Hr 3 18W 3 51w 4 7W 3 7w 22W 6w 21w 24\V 24w 17W 4IW 29w 15W 31 W 3 3()W 4 llvv .S Iflw 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 3 4 w52 46N edd ^53 20N .,.,,.^.,52 40N .^^.^i 41 N ra ,,,^511 SON .^,^^-53 15N ■^^*t4*^*5S (jN 53 2aN 53 13N -«~~-53 13n 53 20N ty G. of51 86n ..,,#..^..^51 51 N 82 45N 53 24N 51 64N .-^ — 52 «9n .52 55N 52 54N 51 63N ■ ,.,.^.,.-51 52n .^1 5.iN 1 52 IHn l-~~-~^2 44N I 52 In 1 ~..~,S2 40N 1 rlaiu..~.£a 12n S 28nr lo 1 16VV 5HW 41Vir IIW 27*V I8W 22W 12W 5\V 31W IIW 4W _ low 3 14W 3 ».0w 3 32W 3 Uw 3 b6W 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 10 9 9 10 10 10 IP 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 9 10 9 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 9 9 11 10 10 10 10 9 10 .0 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 10 10 9 10 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 52 28N 4 2W 10 lfucli-52 16N 3 23W in Iv 52 26N 52 22N 3 llw 10 3 58W 10 53 20N 4 34W 9 ■Vl 54n 3 22Mr 10 52 45N 3 15W 10 ,.,5 1 5«N 4 5\r 10 12 4()N 3 27 w 10 Namo. UAT. LONO. Mo. or Mav. Llanaannan ^„.^.,^Jia UN LlanaantfTniid 62 46N Llan8antff'raid>.,-^2 69N Llansantffruid 58 18N .,^2 IN — 52 80N — 51 68N 51 63N 40N — 52 21N .~^l 33N ™61 34N 53 23N 1 6&N .~JJ2 IN .:< 6N 52 aSN 61 68N TJansawyl. Llansllln ...^ Llan8lfnan..~.~ Llantflhangul Llantriiaint ^ Llantrisaint » Lliintrisent.^.,, Llantwin Lliintwyd ,,..,.„.„,^i 3s Llanvair -.-^ 51 38N Llanwddun ,.., ,....■ 52 48N LlanwenoK ~--~>~62 6N Llanweullwj'f, Llanwinlo. Llanwnda Llanwnda Llanwnnen Llanwnog ^ Llanwvdg Llanwvin .~>~->>^2 S6N Llanwvthwl 52 16N Llanwynno ..,.^,.^51 39N Llanybytlier ,,,,.._52 6N Llan-y-cefu 51 64N LInn-y-crwya ...^52 6N Llanwyddelan ..^^-52 35N Llanynglieiidi 53 I8N Llan-y-Mowdduy 52 45N Llaiiyniynecli -..,^52 46n Llaiiynnys ,,~,,,^^3 8n Llebcaii, M.~-~,-^l 45s Lleclirliyd .......^^M 4n Lledrod ..^^.^^a 19N Llena, Sacra ,....^41 23N Llcreiia -~^--^>...-~38 I5N Llewellin ,,.~.„„^4\ 6ls Llillah 33 25N Llinaa~~~~>~~. — 41 37n Lliw, River .^.■,.^2 52n Llkhiji 37 S3n Llorivenham ,..--^1 36n LlosR del Obispo.~39 45N Llowes ~>>..>-~..v.~/.>,52 6n Llwcliwr^ 51 40N Llweliwr, Castle 51 40N Llwyngwril «,»., > ^,.52 39N Llycfaen ,,,..,^.^3 16n Llycwcn ^^:.^,^^2 SN Llynyfanfawr ,..^^1 63n .22 45N .56 30N 58 22N -55 44N 50 ON 55 52N (J4 21N . 4 3(^S . 4 OS .44 8N 42 I9N ;!6 43 51 4N 3 36W 3 8nr 3 I7w 4 lOw 4 Onr 3 3w 4 Sivf 2 57\v 2 52W a 52W 3 2()W 3 19w 4 40W 8 4.'lw 3 29W 4 I2W 4 I6w 4 32nr 6 iw 4 16w 4 8w 3 25W 3 83w 3 46W a 30W 3 22w 4 !»W 4 44W 3 58W 3 20w 4 33W 3 37W 3 3vr 3 18w 72 saw 4 35W 3 59W 42B 6 Zvr 147 40b 44 378 2 25b 3 42w 4.') 598 Loagur Loak Loan Loan End Loanliead Loan Head Loanger ,^ t Loaiigiri . Loango Loaiio . Loarre Loau Lanqiicn I^b:iu — Lobenstein ---v-,,,^ 20" Lobera .^42 33N Lobea, Isle ^^,^2 15s Lobiska 67 12N Lobon ,.,^.„.,„^T8 SON Lobos .> „ >.~>.,>.,»..28 SON Lobos ~~w<.— ,.,.,<«,35 13s Lobos, or Gram- pus Isle ,.„^,.„^i!i 35N Lobos, Isle ,<~~»>,34 54a Lobos Tierra, Isle 6 203 " " ..33 2H8 53 17N 52 8N ~-4(5 ION ~„55 13N .w57 5n Loboy Lobsens Loburg Locarno. Ldch na Carr ~ Loch Oicli -~~ Luch Scadowny (N. irist) — Loch Till Loch Winnouh Lochan ,^^.,.,,^ Lochulsh ^. Lochanbea Luchanduill Loclibroom Lochem Lochenvur Locher, Tlr. Loclier Mo?* 1 3 4 4 4 3 3U»v 64w lOW 2W 4W 4W 39W 3 lew 3 41W 86 5B 3 30W 4 63W 2 5W 3 54W 3 9W 21 22B 13 OB 12 5B 8 16B 2!)W 66 35W 14 2»B 11 38B 1 4W 74 SOW 62 8B 6 26W 7? 28w 59 6W 146 5B 65 45W 811 52 W 62 56W 17 16B 12 I OB 8 48B 4 29'.v 4 4BW .«^7 37N ~-56 5lM ~^5 48N ,,^56 4HN 57 I7N 50 29N .55 47N 57 4BN ..^2 8N 55 9N 55 5 7n 2« Loclier Moiitli- 54 5()n Loclies Liicligelly -47 ..5(i 8n 13W 42W 38W 4lw 34w 24w 29W 5W 6 25B 4 9W 3 37W 3 34 W 3 -ilw 59 K 3 15W 9 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 9 SO 10 10 24 24 53 30 24 9 30 10 24 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 33 12 n 9 12 la 22 36 36 25 24 SO 17 17 24 48 23 24 47 50 29 34 49 SO 20 20 15 12 11 11 11 12 12 II 12 12 II IC 12 12 12 12 14 \1 MAMIi. Lat. tnma Wo. or ''°'"- Map. Namu. Lat. Lmo. ' o. 01 Uap. Loges, (iranil ^..~49 6n 4 lUB 14 Longthipa Little ..,,60 3n 6 46vr 10 Loges, Petit 49 UN 4 16B 14 Longalde , 57 SIN 1 68W 11 Loggan ,,^.^^.^ti 32N 6W 12 Longson „.,. ,...10 3n 99 288 as LoKgio 57 52N 5 9W 11 Longstock .„,.„... 51 ION 1 32W 10 Loggy ,.,,.,^..^^.^1 3!)N 2 20W 11 Loiigstone ^...,^.,^3 IfiN 1 43w 9 LoghilJ 52 38M 9 I2W 13 Long Stratton ,,-,.^63 .30N 1 138 10 Logle 'L^..,,,,^..,~l>7 8N 2 67W 11 Longsutton ,..,^^61 In 2 44w 10 Logie ,.,,.^^«,^,-^7 21N 2 2\v 11 Longtoft ,,.,..^,.,54 6n 29W t Logie -. 57 33N 3 39W 11 Longton....„„^..,,,.-53 44n 2 47W Logio .56 IOn 3 62W 12 Longtown ^ 55 IN 2 87W & Logie ^^^^„.~56 40N 2 55W 13 Lungtowu ,^,.„ 51 67N 8 5tlW 10 Logie .~. 56 22n 2 68W 12 Longiio .„^^ .,47 23N oW 14 Logie~-~~ 56 9N 3 54W 13 Longueiros ^ 38 3N 8 iw 34 Logie Biichan ..^»J>7 23N 2 IW 11 Longueruc, Cape 7 338 147 308 63 Logie Culbleen .,^57 6n 2 57W 11 Longiim y1i:Btuar.„S6 60N 6 30w M Logie, Kaster ,,.,^>7 45N 4 nw 11 Longwood..,,., S3 27n 6 63W 13 Logie Head ,..,.^57 41n 3 49W 11 Longwy ^,. ,.,.49 31 N S 468 14 Logie, Old 56 46n 2 2fiw 11 Long-yen „.,.....»»25 14N 117 08 34 Logiepert~,~— ~--~56 47N 2 32W 13 Lonia 44 17N 19 198 37 Logierait_.....^,...^56 39n 3 40W 11 Loningen ,»,., 52 42N 7 458 17 LogisNeuf 46 I4N 4R 14 Loning I. -,,,.,....^56 7n 4 35w 13 Lognath,.,,w.^.^.^4 SON 25B 36 Lonjuuieau «.„«.^4H 41 n 3 18H 14 Logrono-...>.>^ ~..~>42 24n 2 28w 24 Loiimay,.^^.,.,, 67 38n 1 56W 11 Logronc.— .^.#-.....-^ 3 5s 78 35W 49 Lonne ~- 55 43n 8 128 31 Logstor 56 6(In 9 17b 21 Lonny ~, 4!> 4IIN 4 378 14 Logur,,, 34 ION 69 I6B 33 Lonriilge „,,.,„,,„55 51 n 3 41W 13 Lolmdugga ..^.^23 25n 84 4SB 33 Lonsdale L. ,..„,^37 IBS 143 308 63 Lohart, Cape ~,~J52 7n 8 45W 13 Lonsdale ft. ;i8 IBs 144 338 53 Lohaus ^ „.„^2 3€n 8 .30b 18 Lonset 62 34N 9 238 23 Lolieao ^,,^.„^^,..,^47 SIN 1 64W 14 Liins le S:mlnier^46 40N 6 338 14 LolieiaCai>e>~~^l6 On 42 SOB 36 Loi>.~~»~>~„„,....>„52 20N 6 498 16 Lohinan 50 .57n 14 OB 17 Loo-clioo Ort...„..,.26 30N 127 558 34 Loline »,...~>>.>>~~.52 37n 8 138 17 Loo-choo Is. ,„,.-.,26 3IIN 127 308 34 Lolio 35 33N 1 OB 36 Loochristy ,.,,,.,..^1 6n 3 618 16 Lo-lio -~-~- 35 40N 108 308 34 Looco .35 4HS 66 2W SO Lo-lio~,~»~...,~~~^34 On 110 308 34 Loodianah 30 64N 7S 08 33 Lohr ^,-,.,^^^60 Ow 9 358 17 Looe, East ,.„^..JiU 22N 4 26W 10 Lohto 63 fl9N 23 40B 23 Looe, West ^.,,...^60 21 N 4 28W 10 LohnJ 30 UN 71 208 33 Looitchoofoo ...^.,,20 45N 110 68 29 LoiRtml, Ben 58 24N Loir, Iliver ^,^-..47 26n 4 29W 11 14 37W Lookmg-giass, or ^ Loir and Cher, Narrow U. ^,„43 188 170 128 83 Department of^47 40n 1 25B 14 Lookout Mt..,.,.,.„31 73 141 SOB 62 i Loire, Depart- Lookout Pt. 27 258 1.53 328 52 ment of .^^..^^S 44N 4 168 14 Loomy, River w.„w24 44N 71 208 33 $ Loire, Lower, Loon ^ 51 IN 8 148 14 Department of ~^7 20n 1 46W 14 Loondrali.„„.,-,...,.,.23 4n 83 208 33 Loire, Upper, Loonee ,.,,,.,.^.^.,.31 49N 70 568 32 Department of >~4S 4n 3 478 14 Loony River 26 43N 72 308 33 Loire, River 47 12N 2 llw 14 Loop „,^,.,..,„,,,M 24N 25 608 23 t Loiret, Depart- Loop Hiad, or ment of 48 I4N 2 188 14 Cape Lean ,w~,52 34N 9 67W 13 Loitz .53 65N 13 68 20 Loorabad ~>„„.„.,29 ION 58 28B 33 Loja, or Luxa..,~.37 ION 4 18W 24 Loos „„.^ — ..,,.,.61 47N 16 78 32 Lolano ~- 44 IRn LoKeren.,.~.-,^A.«wSl 8n 11 168 25 Loosahatcliie, R. 36 8n 90 8w 44 3 59lii 16 l.oosduizen .,,..^...,52 3n 4 13W 16 Lokham M 37 6n 36 408 30 Loosen 53 21 n 11 158 17 Lokhvitsa 50 23n 33 25K 23 Looteiiiiallo ^.....,51 3N 3 278 16 Lo-kian 28 3iin 111 20B 34 Lopades~,~,.„.....,.„38 45N 22 4IB 28 Lokken ^^^ 57 24N 9 45B 21 Lopadinska ,....„.,60 49N 52 08 23 Lolin 46 39N 9 258 15 Lopudna ,„..„..,.,44 IOn 19 178 27 Lolle~~^~-.~.~~~-~4« 47n 17 49B 19 Lopatka, Cape ~,5l On 167 208 29 Lorn 43 49N 23 15B 27 Lopesi ~,~,..~.~.~.,...38 tiN 21 &0B 23 Loma, Mountains 9 ION 9 OW 3a Lopez, C»pe Lomas 31 3«s 62 low 60 (Loango; 43s 8 60B 36 X Lombardy, Lopham, S 52 ySN 1 08 10 (Venetian) ^,.._45 47N 11 SB 25 Loping , 25 ON 104 238 34 Lombez .~>..^>..^~-.w43 20n 5;iB 14 Lopow ........... 52 SUN 15 08 20 Lomblem Isle 8 25s 133 458 52 Loppen Isles ~~,.~70 19n 21 308 23 Lombok Islo 8 303 116 UIK 52 Loppinton.„,.,.».„..52 SON 2 4» 7 4()s 33 SOW 51 Lora River 30 2Sn 66 158 33 Lommatzscli~~~~51 12n 13 17b 17 Lora, River 31 IOn 63 208 29 Lonmien..,,^,^-.^..^! Sn 8 55B 22 Lorca ~.~,.,~.,^ 37 41 n 1 64W 24 Lomond Kills ..^,....66 ISn 3 13W 12 Lorch~~~ 50 2N 7 60B 17 Lomond Hill, LorchliHiiscri ...,..,.50 4N 7 488 17 Easter 56 14N 3 I2W 12 Lord Aukliind's Lomond Hill, w. S*? 1"* 3 lfi,r 12 Group ~,,.,„.,..51 Os 166 OB 64 Lomond Hen, ,„^sc 13n 4 ^iV 12 Lord Ilowe':! Lomond, Loch .^..56 Ion 4 3fiw 12 Group 5 308 159 40b 54 Lomza -M.rr~»^,^53 )fN 22 5K 23 Lord Howe's Isle 3U 3.'i8 159 HB 54 Lonato .„..».. 45 3'-'N 10 328 ss Lord North's I.slo 3 15N 133 SOB 29 Lonay 46 32n 6 308 15 Lord Reay's Table 58 ION 4 33W 11 Lonborpr, River ^55 SON 8 26k 21 Lordrup ...^.^Jbi 34N 9 208 21 Loncolmvillo ^~,44 20N 69 2W 41 Lords.,. 46 7n 71 32W 41 Londiniuui ^ 51 30N OW 53 Loredo 27 28N 99 2.tw 46 London ~,«»~,^,..,'J8 53 67 17w 50 I'Oreiia .„„. 22 3.18 44 35W 51 London ^^^,^,^)\ 31n 7w 10 Lorenzana ,,....43 27n 10 308 16 London Colticy „,„51 43N KJw 10 Lorenzaiia~.«, 43 27N 7 22W 24 London Upper Lorenzo 23 158 63 2.5W 50 Canada* — -_«..^2 5flN 81 30w 43 Loretizo, 8. ^^4 68 66 3^W 50 London, Now Lorenzo, T 41 33n 12 3fiB 25 (Ohio) 39 SON 01 26w 44 Lureto 43 2«n 13 368 25 ± Londonderry ..^54 .5.5N Londi)nderry-„™,^54 5()N 6 b/w 13 Lorcto 4 58 70 34VT 49 7 2(IW 13 Loreio ~.~..„...„.«15 Os 64 6W 49 Londonderry, Capcl3 15s 127 08 52 Loreto 28 498 63 S5w .50 ri M\vt 4« L,.n.blen. Isle „„, K ?58 yy.s ^;.« W ii .5(IN 2 4« W 10 INDEX TO BLACK'S GENI N«MIB> liAT. tain, XiMiRhbrtckland ^M ION liOUKlierew ^.,,^^3 44n Lougligltn ^.....,..5.'» 4I)N lAugliraa S.) I Six LougliriMbeg Ftiiy 54 46m Loughrutniorel{iiyh4 4fti« Ixiug-ngnn ,.„,.^^2 ISn LouKaliiney ,.„„^63 XW Loiiliiins ^..,^^46 37n Louis ^^....^...^..^Jii On Louisa ^ 38 IHN Louis Port 1« SON Louii>burg~.<.».M.>fi3 46N Louisburg (Cape Breton j..^ 64N Louisburgh (NortliCarolina)30 4n Louistnde, Arcliipelago of~.10 08 t Louisiana .»~~,~.^1 ON Loulsiani (Missouri) .19 20N Louisville <.>>....w38 l&N Louisville I8W 7 6W 8 3lw 8 :i4w 8 3(I\T 8 34W 104 MB 6 6W 13B 3 4SW 83 l)w 61 96W 9 46W No. or lUr, la 13 13 13 13 34 13 14 13 44 47 13 eO 3W 41 78 228 44 ISa ON M 92 OW 44 91 Ove 44 85 46W 44 Namis. Lit. (Georgia) Loujn, River LouKb ,..,^^ Loukoianov Loii-kiang ^^. Louie . Lound Lound. Loung Loun-gan — 33 ON 45 83N 56 SfiN 54 B9N ^^11 15N .^2 32N as On 31 45n Loun-gan >^......^.36 ION Loung-than-chan Mountain ^^,.^1 40n Loun-ngan ,,,„,,^i 23n Lounovsk ,^^,,.^^\ I6n Loupiac. Lourdes LouricaU..^ Lourieston^. I Louristan Lourosa .^4 33N .43 6N .40 ON ,54 67N .33 On .40 32N Louroux, le ~.,,.»...47 31N Lourtier 46 3n Louta, River 68 4HN Loutli~,~~~ 53 23N Lontli 63 S8N LLoutli, Couiity,^3 6«M outrak 37 59n Lloutraki 35 13N Lloutsk 50 43N Louvriii 50 54N Louveigne~.>~,<^.w5il 32N Louviofa~~«~>~~~#49 13N Louvigne du Desert 48 29n Loveress^-^ 57 15n Lovestuw ^ — ^~.5l 44n Lovo ~~~-~ 46 SON 45 1!)N .33 9n ,29 40n .34 47N .34 22N .■)4 7n 20 OS . B ON Lovraiia \jQ\vn Waily. Ix>wang I — Lownut, Jcb.~ Lowaut ,.^^^ Low Bentlmrn. Low Archo...,. Low Isie ^^.^ Low 1. 38 Low I..~»~~,~«~~>37 Low Point 9 Low Trenc'linrd ^.M Lowell ~ Lowenberg Lowergill -.. Lowes, L. of.. Lowestoft ~>. Loweswater , Lowick ,.~~^. Lowick ,^,,^^ Lowiez^^^..^. Lowinsk ,^^ Lowisa ...~~,~ Lowkliam~~. Lowland Bay Lowly Port , Lowositz ~~ Lows, L. of Lowtlier .42 51 57 ,55 .52 54 .64 ,~^5 — ,52 "^ W) .~-26 ~_37 .™32 .50 ..56 54 Lowtliers, Tlie 55 Lowton ^,.,^^ — 53 Lowtown....,~>~,~~58 Loxa >...-.>.> -~~ 3 Loxa, or Lojii 37 Loxbere 60 Loxwood ^^^...^..^^l Loyalty Isle ^21 Loyn .»«.~,-~~~w~.^7 Loyne, R ■''4 Ix)zant .,~~,~™„~5ii Lozero, Mount ,v..-44 4!)N 33a 30N 4(lN 45n 5N 25n 27n 2!tN .'I5N 16n ."ON 8N 2(IN 2KN 40N 478 588 3IIN 35N 3(iN 23N 28N l.'.N fifta ION 67N 4W 308 i:.N 7N ysN 24N 83 2SW 16 4Sa 43 40B 44 23R 117 5B 7 54W 70 20B 1 iia 107 OB IIG 18B 113 OB 111 OB 104 28« 42 I4B 2 IB 3W 8 42W 4 5W 49 40B 7 58W 54W 7 1<»B 32 48a IB 6 32W 6 25W 22 58B 24 6b 25 25B 4 39B 6 41B 1 IIK 1 7W 6 SlW 4 47W 16 35B 14 17B 3() .35B 122 5B 2 2()B 3 2HR 2 3HV 131 OW 149 30W 24 .33 K 176 08 60 50W 4 low 71 lOW 15 32 R 6 4(IW 3 I5W 1 44B 3 2nw 3 6W 1 5«W 20 OB 16 55B 26 lUB 85 12B 176 27B 137 60B 13 5HB 3 .32W 2 45W 3 4«W 2 35W 3 23w 79 5w 4 IHW 3 32W 31W 169 08 4 7W 2 42W 4 2(IW 3 52« 44 19 23 23 53 24 33 10 34 84 34 34 34 33 14 14 24 13 33 24 14 IS 33 9 13 13 38 37 33 16 16 14 14 II 10 19 19 31 34 36 36 9 64 1 28 63 49 10 44 20 11 13 10 9 9 9 33 20 23 33 53 63 19 13 9 12 9 11 49 24 10 10 54 11 9 10 14 Lucus AuKUsti«M,.^2 65N Lucyt les Uois ....Jkl 34N Lud. Cape ~ Lud borough Ludbreck Ludd ^ Luddan Luddington Lude,..^,.,^ Lude, Le .~,~ Ludentclicid,. Luder, River. Ludurup .^. Ludgersliall Ludimm ^. Ludlow Ludlow R. A« 35N 53 87N 46 15N ,.^1 56N 55 6N 53 40N .56 45N 47 3aM 61 13N ~~~^0 37 N .-55 18N J!^\ 16N .-82 43N 52 22N .^..fil 40N Luduny ^.^. 53 .188 Ludwigsburg ^,.-.48 65N Ludwigslust ,^^^53 22N Luema,.,.^.,,,.,,^^ 7 258 Luffincot ^^ .'lO 43N Lugano ^ 46 ON Lugano, LHke~,..,45 57n Lugate Castle ..^.^ft 42N Lugdunuin ^^^iH 50N Lugdunura ,^53 ION Lugnaquilla Mt 52 6KN Lugo ~»...^ 49 55N Lugo_...,,,.^,.^^..,,.»44 30N Lugos^ ^^4.'> 41N Lugton WHter.~,~J)5 41 N LuRiivallium Luliconisli. Luinr Lake Luib Luichnrt ^^~, Luiclmrt, LucI Liii-elioo Lui Glen Luines Luing, Isle . Luing L. ,^ Luing Sound, of Luiro ,„^.,,^,^^ Luisiana ,^ Luis R. St. Luitnu,.,.,^. Lui-tclieou LukeswelU. Lukli Lukhi Lukliauer Lukkee ,^ Lukot~>, f Lulea. Lulea .^^~,. Lulea, Rivor Lullington,^^ Liilwortb_>.. Lumbcrton~. Luinbin Lunibo~>~. Lumbre de Barbara Sa. Lunibrerjs Lumbre ras Luniino~.^ Lumley Ore.it «,,>,54 50N Lumper.>,,,>,^_^» I 553 Lumpliannan ^^Ji7 8n Lun . — 6 ION Luna 44 8n Luna 60 25N Lunie MontfS,.^,,^ 5 ON Lunaliolin (iO 27n Lunan 56 40N Lunnn Water 56 .38N ~^5 3N s,^ 64 N ,34 12N 66 25N 67 28N ^57 37N ,.»_20 52N 57 2N 47 24N 56 I5N •67 7N 56 14N .67 14N ,.._37 30n 17 08 53 31 N .31 58N 52 24N 26 ION .'9 ON 49 27N 26 13N . 2 32N .67 ON „-~63 36N 65 .WN 52 43N ."iO 3HN 34 38N .45 16N II 353 •-"•"mV/ 65 14 13 9 19 31 13 9 11 14 17 17 31 10 10 10 20 M 18 17 49 10 3.1 25 12 &5 55 13 21 25 19 13 85 11 33 12 11 11 34 11 14 12 11 12 23 24 49 17 34 13 32 33 18 32 35 22 22 22 10 10 44 14 3U 7 ftOW S 6SB 3 2,,~,.,.~,,~46 4.3N Luz(!rclies.,.^A~.,..~.4!l 7n ± Luzem 47 2N Luzern .,^,^™_-,„47 3n Luzem, Lake uf ~46 68N Luzon isle Luzy Lnzy Luzzi Ly, River — Lyakoura Mt. Lyal, Isle .,»~ Lynree l.ybster — ± Lycnonia Lyclion ~-~ Lyclinidus_. Lycliiiitis L. 16 40N ~46 4(1N ~,48 3n „J19 26N -~5I 14N 38 .32N ^44 67N — 25 aiN .58 17N -, 37 SON 53 Uw .41 3N 41 6N 64 23W 41 Lyclniitis Pubis ~,40 I UN 12 10b 8 4HB 56 30R .'>0 4W 59 26W 88 jgw 9 46B 6 8B 5 ,TOB 6 24B 32 41 R 4 44W 78 OW 6 ."iOB 2 2.')W 8 1!)R 8 I9B 8 28B 121 08 3 ■')»B 6 I3B 16 228 3 4PB 22 328 81 .30W 66 23B 3 16W 33 268 13 78 20 55B 20 4BB 45 158 41 9 9 12 14 33 36 36N 53 48N 64 36N ,27 ION 37 22N ,15 12N 36 8N 33 .53N .37 SON .40 37N ,41 I.5N .39 37N ,.53 33N .50 67N .31 .56N ..-.2 .3.1N 52 62N .51 5N i'Lvdia.,^ — 38 I2N Lvdney •« 45N 16 37N .30 578 .14 68N 55 4N S'Lyfiil .'i2 30N Lykodima Mt .36 64N .„M 3N 37 4N .49 42N 40 49N Lyme Regis (50 44 n I.ymington _~-~-.50 46N Lympstone .~,~,~-50 40N LyiK'libui'Rli ~^~. — .37 15N Lynclit'S R. .~^/~«-34 ON Lynclimere ~-~.,~.5l 2N Lyndale <..»,»»-~~~~57 32N Lyndelsce •"'.'! I4N Lyndlmrst 50 53n Lvne SS 45N Lvne W 21N Lytie W. .15 3!)N Lynebirag 57 1 n Lyneham •">l 30n Lvncmore ~-~~~57 I8N Lyng East 51 3n Lvngaas .56 20N I,yiighye .57 27N LynSdiil 58 6N Lyim Regis '>2 46N Lynn Canal {New Norfolk) 5(1 30N Lyoe, Isle ..«.._~-~-55 2n t Lycia Lycirna Lyck ~. Lycksele Lycopolis LycoRura Lyctus ~ Lycus R. Lycus R. Lycus R. Lycus R. Lycus R. Lycus R. Lydcate .~. Lydd ^ Lydda^. Lyddington Lyderstone ^ Lvdford Mt. 'Lydia -jvdney ~»~-, Lydocli. Locli Lyell Mt Lyft Lygum Kloster " Lygil «,~-~- rykodima Mt. Lykvin ~. Lyian .~.>~ Uvmannw Lymbnra, Muunt Lyon Lyon Cape Lvon Inlet Lyon liocli Lyon River Lyondoeh ^ t Lyoiinois Lvoiis. Gulf of ,45 4.5N ,69 40N .66 40N ."■■O 32N .56 37N .5ri 2CN ,45 35N ,43 ON 29 45B 21 348 32 188 18 .378 31 128 22 2B 25 I4B 43 338 35 .348 29 308 .37 59 31 28B 40 .358 2 58W 548 34 558 43W 438 2 3(iw 28 08 2 31 w 4 37W 142 38 8 31B 9 08 19 08 21 62B .36 HB 46 12B 20 29B 9 8B 2 66W 1 3.3W 3 24W 79 20W 80 OW 48W 6 24W 10 17B 1 35W 8 .34 R .3 2(>W 3 20W 3 59W 1 58W 3 .37W 2 56w 10 IB 9 488 6 5(18 238 30 35 33 60 60 43 15 16 16 14 37 10 49 15 14 15 15 15 35 14 14 26 16 28 46 33 11 56 20 56 .56 56 56 28 20 22 56 28 .56 56 31 .56 56 66 .56 9 10 al- io 9 10 56 10 12 52 21 21 55 28 23 32 19 26 10 10 10 44 44 10 II 21 10 21 II 12 11 10 II 10 21 21 22 10 •Hku I Lyons ( Now York)43 ^4N Lyracellae *" *"" T/ysa I.ysa -~~ Lyse Fiord Lysiinacliift I,ys9 . Lvstra .40 58N ,38 6HN ,30 26N ,.59 ON .40 30N .47 4N -37 25N In 135 30w 10 88 4 49B 122 SOW 0'> OW 4 32W 4 I3W 3 .^3w 4 40B 4 308 77 6w 26 54H 42 .308 34 26B 6 08 26 458 7 19B .^3 258 12 3B Macduff Castle ~..M Macduff's Cave ~,.5( i Macedonia ^..A\ Maceio . „„4 .~.,3! 39 21 14 40 40 12 12 12 14 14 44 56 30 37 22 56 15 ,56 21 Mace's Bay Miiceatus R Miiclia Muclia ~.~. — — Miicliaclii ~.~,., Macliado ^~.^.. Machado, \Av,.. Macliado HiviT_ Miioiiado Hlv(jr_ Macliado, River. Maclian Macliarie ~, Maclivde Miiclicewara ,^^ Miicliory ^^.^^.~ Maclivv Mciiniicli^i M'icliiana, Islo,.,.,^ i Miicliias ^^.,,.^,^ Macliius Bay „,~~4 Miicliiaa Bay 4 Mitcliicliuco, Capu4 Mao! I Id 10 ^^ 4 Macliico, R. de «..3 Macliico, Va, de .1 .4 .1 Macliios River. Macliios River. Mauhoerus .~. Macliopa~~~. Macliory r~~ a Miichoura, Uivcr-i Macliriiiaiiisli M.,^ Macliry Miicliynlletli~.~~ Macintosh, C. II Macintosliville~,. Mackarky~,~-~,. Mnckay Bridge ~ Mackenzie, River ( Markintosli It. ~~. Miickwoi'tli .^,~~ Macieansboru »,~, Macleay River ~-. Mucleay Rivor — Macleods Maidens' Maeiiiet Senii -~™ Macniinville„^~,~. Macnean, Loiigli~. Macolliip >,.~^~. Macnniades Minorca ^^~ Macoiiiadcs byrtis Macoiiier Macomitas Macon Macon~» Macuiiiu Macoraba ^ MacoMjiiin Macutera .~. IMacplicrson Mt ~, X Macquarie Macquarie Creek Macquarie H.ir- bour (Van Die- men's Land)™.. Macquarie Lake~ Maiqnarie, Marslies of ,^^ Macquarie, Port* Macqiiuriu Rani^u Macquairie River Macquarie, River Macquarie, River Macquariu's Isle~ Macqiioid, or Kent River «~- M.'\criiio «»■»» Macroiiisi UleA... Macronisi, lleleiii Macron-tichu8~ Mac'.ooin -«„„«. Ma'.'uco ,,.-— ~~ Maculla To\vn„ Miiciinis.-,^,,™ .Macuria.~.~^ Macynia ~.~,« Madagascar Isle Madaii ~~~ Madailcna lsle„ Aladaine Isle ^^ Madaras -„~-,- MadawasUa Hive Madawiiska Rive Madawaska ,~ Maddaleiia,», Maddie Locli Mndiiin ~- MaddiiiK'tiin . a liv un .'Uiw l.vnclilnirKli , ,.„')7 l.-,N 79 jnw 41 LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 31 Uamo, Wo. or M*r. 12 inn (I 4KB m jow 4(iB 6 UB 20 25 32 SO no 43 15 16 6 6 32 4 78 i; .mB ifi 24B 14 41H 37 44W 10 {m 49 mm 15 2.")W 14 i!m 15 8 8 N 121 IN 3 IV is IM 2N i5N I7N 5 16 3 22 81 60 3 l!)B zna (IB !>»B 13B 23B 4RB Hl'B 15 15 33 14 14 26 16 28 yiHn*. Lit. I.n!«n. Nn. n? NtMM. L.T. LoNO. Wo. o? Mtr. DM ai l)N 13 sow 46 2.')B 32 16W 11 26 B 56 7B 55 B 4BB OS 45 15B 3N 20 5M 20 6M 8N 8M «M (IN 2N 2N HN 3N MIN t7N WW iTM )6N VlN D'iN 5N I2N 45N 37N 578 581* 4N 3()W 54N 3N 4N 42N 49M 44N 461* 40N loN (IN 2N 32N I4N 53M 4.5N 21N 3!IN IN .ION 18M 3N 20N 27M 6N 46N 30M 2N 45N 4()N 4(1N ■AW 37" 20N 35N ON 4N 58N 5HN 26N (IN 3(IN 4N 25N 20 45B 21 34B 22 18B 18 .'<7B 31 12B 22 3B 25 I4B 43 338 35 34B 29 3(IB 37 SB 31 28B 40 35 B 2 58wr 54B 34 55B 43VV 43B 2 3R\v 28 OB 2 31 W 4 37W 142 3B 8 31B 9 OB 19 OB 21 62B .•i6 8B 46 I2B 20 29B 9 8B 8 66W 1 3.1W 8 24W 79 20W 8(1 (HV 48\V 6 24W 1(1 17" 1 35W 8 34 B ,S 2(iw 3 2(iw 3 59W 1 5HW 3 .37W 2 56vr 10 IB 9 48B 6 5IIB 23B 135 SOW 10 8B 4 49B 122 30w 0."> OW 4 32W 4 13W 3 Xiw 4 4(IB 4 30B 77 6VV 26 548 43 30 B 34 26b 6 OB 26 45B 7 198 m 258 Mncduff Ciiitle ^..56 ION Miiciliiff'a C'uve ~.56 UN i Macedonia 41 On Macelo 9 30n 3 3w 12 2 .WW 12 21 5(IK27,56 3) 42 W 61 20 56 .56 56 56 28 20 22 56 28 .56 56 31 .56 56 56 .56 9 10 31- 10 9 10 56 10 12 ,52 21 21 55 28 23 32 19 26 10 10 10 44 44 10 11 21 10 21 n 12 II 10 11 10 21 21 22 10 39 21 14 40 40 12 12 12 14 14 44 66 30 37 22 56 15 56 Miice'g Ubv 45 3N Miicxatus U. — ~..'-~~,~..57 23N Miiclmrie ' 4(in Maclicde 38 39N Miiclicewarii .^~.'i(i 49n Miiclicry 27 19N Maclicv Mi'nniicli~.57 24N M'lcliiana, Islo~~> (I 38 Miictiisu 44 44N Miicliias Hay « 44 49N Miicliias Uay 44 .17^ Miicliictiuco, Cape 43 27N Macliiclio 46 L'dN Miicliico, U. de ^31 44N Maeliico, Va, de 31 4.3N Miicliios niVKT^^Mi 45N Macliios Kiver 46 .T6N Alaohoerua ~3I 47n Machopa 29 53N Macliory ~-~ 52 33n Miiclioiira, Kiver~'.'0 2.58 MacliriliaiiUli H 55 25n Macliry -~~ 55 .TIN Macliynlletli 52 ;i5N Macintogh, C. II. :n .34N Mncintosliville 33 33N MackBrky~~-~^~-.'i2 .3(!n MnckayBridRe — 54 17n Mackenzie, Kiver 68 40n Maekintosli 11 41 45s Muckworth ^ 52 56N MRcleansboro .38 8n Mncleay Uiver — 28 458 Macleny Uivor_~;il 08 Macleods Maideiis'S" 2In Macmet Serai .~^40 15n Macniinville^-^ 3.'> 4(In MiW!nean, l.()iigli~.54 4!)n Macolliip 5>> O" MHcnmados MInores 31 30N Macoinades Byrtis 31 I4N Maconier 40 20N IMaeoinitas .~»~-~-2(J 508 Macon .32 4!1N Macon 46 18N Maconia 38 3lN (i«i 31!W 28 30 B 78 2fiB (W OW 78 46W 3!» OW 48 50w 61 'irtw (il 5W 62 40w 7 22»V 6 18W 7 32W 76 I2B 76 .'iOB 7 23W 49 .tHW 67 26W 67 2!»w 67 I8W 2 .5(iw 72 40W 16 48W 16 46 w 67 45W 68 3(lw 35 42b 1(17 42w 6 43W 48 40B 5 47w 5 low 3 5(lw 81 29 w 89 Kiw 7 45w 6 8» 1,15 (iw 145 508 1 33W 88 23W 151 288 152 4(1E 6 32W 58 IOB 85 sow 7 58W 8 4W 10 22B 17 IOB 8 4)IR 61 .13W 83 38W 4 49B S8 35B 40 20B 6 43W 5 Kiw 143 54B 1.52 8B 147 3(18 41 56 33 .50 49 51 51 49 51 51 II 12 24 33 33 11 SI 44 44 44 24 42 36 36 44 41 31 46 13 36 12 12 10 44 44 13 13 14 53 9 44 .52 5'2 II 29 44 13 13 .56 56 26 50 44 14 56 «•>«• 55 13 24 .52 52 62 ■J 3B 21 MaRdnlcn Uiver (Gaspol 49 8N (;•> 7w 41 Maffcliilena 41 I7N » :uw -.ii MaKdalena _~~ ,'15 48 57 .'l.'iW .^O Mak(dalena Kay .v-'4 'M>s HI .lOw 40 Mafi2 54B 52 Macquarie Han^e 3,1 30s 145 55B 52 Macquairie Uiver ,13 3(ls 151258 52 Macquarie, Uiver 31 Ids 147 47s .52 Macquarie, Uiver 41 4Ks 147 188 .53 Macquiirle's Isle— 54 508 159 508 64 Macqiioid, or Kent Kiver ."M 3fi3 117 5b ,53 Miicriiio -——38 28N 21 4(18 28 MacronisiUle 37 4JN 24 8B 28 Miicroiiisi, Ueleiie37 42.N 24 H8 28 Maoron-tichos 41 17" 28 358 .56 Miiciooni 51 MS 8 55w 13 Macaco 5 12N 72 5W 49 Maculla Town 14 45N 49 SOB 29 Macunis 19 228 42 low 51 .Macuria 5 6N 62 30w 51 Macyniu 33 21N i 42b 28 Madagascar Islf —19 OS 46 62B 36 Madali ,11 40N 64 1b 32 Mudallcnii Isle 41 14N 9 25B 2-5 Madame Isle 45 32N 61 Sw 41 Madaras 47 24N 20 498 19 Madawa8kaUivor47 19N 68 17w 41 Madawuska Uiver 45 24N 76 2JW 42 Madawaska 47 18N 6« »w 41 Maddaleiui 45 12N 7 27b 25 MaddieLocli ,58 I8N 4 ;i()W 11 Maddin r.i 16N 6 44w 13 ,52 ON g 44W 13 Magindanao Maglado M. Maglai — Maglelietu -. Maglia—— Magliano Mugliano. Maglicli- Magna - Magnac- Magnesia i6 12N 7 6N ,36 58N .44 .KiN J>5 5IN .,3.5 17" „42 36N _42 21 N ,-43 17" .30 3,'>8 .45 38N ,37 SON Magnesia ,18 30N Magnetic Pole—— 70 6N Magnisi — ~..— 37 K'N Magnor ———,..69 59n Magnum Littus — 2 30n Magnum Usiinin— 21 2(IN Magnum Prom. — 1 On Magnuszow —^-,-51 46N ,49 9n ,46 .54 N ,26 35N ,.17 3!)N .49 5"iN ,51 .15N ;i3 .5(IN M 55N .44 IN .■i9 9N 7 (IS . 88 .28 35N .54 17" Magny Magny Mago— — ~ Magoilliana- Magontiacum Magor — Magoras U, Mngoiirney Magra, Uiver IMagro, Uiver MaKuarani K. Maguari, Cape Ma-Guei — Maguire Bridge . Magnlados— .«„— 39 4(iN Magura M. 45 34N Magus Moor — .lO 19.v Malm It. 28 3N Maliabalesliwar Hills 17 WIN Maliabalipuiani — 12 5(in Malial.es, Uas nl— 33 .IN Mahaiiliu 'iH 4lN Maliaus Kraal— .mSI I2B Maliallet-cl-Kebir .in 69n Maliamedia .12 (in Maliammediik 36 3IIN JMalian 30 42n Maliannim 'i2 2:iN Malianuddy,Uivcr2(l 2(in Maliara 34 27" Mabattuh— — 20 5n MaddiiiKton - .'il 12N 1 ft4W 10 Malie Malie Arcli'^. -, Maliee —— - Maliee Peroobli Malieidpoor -,~ Maliia Maliim Sliililburg Malilteery Mabnuidiyeli Knleli Mabnuidpoor— . Malimur — — Malinaal — — — Mabneli— — . Malioinedabad-,,. Maliomedahad — . Mabonimed „13 16N - 5 (18 -II 3HN ,20 3N ,23 26N -.19 lis .-19 36N ,51 26N 21 5N 6 B8W 124 .IOB 21 4<)8 18 I6B 14 68 25 34 b 11 I8B 12 29B 20 428 68 44W 1 228 27 30B 27 258 !l6 &0M 15 16 12 91 46 08 88 Ob 104 3(IB 21 15b 1 468 3 88 64 368 22 Ub 8 OB 2 5(iw 35 31 B 8 44W 10 OB 24W 61 SOW 48 5N 104 I3B 7 2<)w 19 4IR 24 4im 2 53W 88 30B 73 33B bO IOB 11 4,18 73 52B 29 168 31 IOB 67 258 46 22B 67 3!)B ,15 50B ¥.() 4'JB 10 188 86 68 78 .118 5;i OB 75 .15B 56 248 75 3HB •177 o:;B 72 4HB 1.1 148 86 248 Namm. .,38 20n „23 2HN -36 34N -19 2(IN „,12 2,1N ™12 IN „27 I4N .,,24 .57 N .Maior, Canipd — 6 M.iirn, Uiver 44 Maire, St. of 18* -.54 Mairtn Mairton— ,. Mail) or Ca.'li'Inrizo Mais Fl Maisa— — ,. MaiMly — .Maiskaia Maisniorc — ,— ,,. Maison Nenve— Maison Neuve-. Maiton Uoiige-. Maiswann — — Maitai U. Maiiliie, A. — ~ Maitland - -. Maitlaiid, Uiver Ma^'idas, I.as — MajHinbn Bay — . Maleor!) Giilly. Hd Norfolk I . Maie-^a Cape— — , Majeeguk ras,v- , Majico-iiiinali Is., Majorca, Isle — . 26 .54 .16 .-•3 .46 ,21 ,-,(iO ,,.51 -47 —46 — 4H ,-Jl —41 —.14 — .12 —43 —40 —13 *:i .via ;uiN S5N 9N (IN ,KIN 40N 20N 54N 24 N .1!)N ;)JN I7N 2,1N 478 4(IN I6N 308 l.B 89 40B 10 ,5-.'B 76 .15E ,1,i SOB 66 IB 81 SB 61) .57 B 4 31 K 24 13 35 28 27 22 27 25 25 27 60 14 56 30 40 26 22 55 55 55 23 14 14 32 28 55 10 25 13 25 24 51 51 34 13 28 27 13 33 33 33 36 33 38 37 32 30 32 31 33 36 33 33 2 33 32 3.1 53 33 20 33 .10 33 36 33 31 32 .13 33 M Makalta Maknrev Makaricv Makarovo— . Makarsa— . Makarse Uas — Makasiuias Plains :^6 Makdal Uir ——30 Miker 50 Ma kcrston— — 55 Makesin— .16 Maklniovak -——49 Ma-kian — ™ 10 Makkedab 31 Makkinger —52 Makkum — .'>3 Makmutii ——41 85N 3(ix 43N y9N SN 8N 3N ON 46n 25N UN IN &.';s 3IIN 2(IN 35N .ir.N 42N ION 3»iN 68N 4N .12N I3N 28N 4!IS 4N 63N ,T7n Mako —————46 Ma-kou ———26 Makouclmnee — 2,i Makovitza —44 Makrl 40 MnUri .16 Makri, G. of 3(> 3.'iN Makronisi ;)6 l.w MaUrouk,\Vadyel28 48N Maks 24 aCN MaKsincni 45 22N MaUwareeii Uiver 27 178 Mai Hay 48 .UN Mai Bay 47 DON Mai, Uiver 47 .HI" .Mala Corral -29 558 Mala, U. and Pio. 12 378 Malabar— ^ ■ — 11 <'" ± Malabar II 15N 74 HI 4 3iW 29 ;S)B 73 .'IOB 10 4IK 77 34 K 13,1 -20 s 2 I5W 4 'JIIK 6 Miic 3 ilK 70 26b 1/3 IHB 3 7" 151 X.B 81 ,50W 2 2W 46 308 14 IHB 68 30B 126 OU 2 .578 6 3IIB 22 S6B 10 55 B 45 16R 4.1 SOB 43 39B 77 13R 14 6B 32 208 32 3.'B 4 KIW 2 31W 4(1 4(IB 28 .198 100 4HB 35 2B 6 13B 6 24 B 26 44B 2(1 .148 107 308 24 47W 18 4UB 25 44r 29 17b 28 558 23 6B 31 .14B .10 518 27 42b 24 25B 64 Kiw 70 8W 70 liW 62 snw 76 45W 75 3(IB 76 OB MalalulK-.a Isle —27 ON Malabrigo, Uiver 29 278 Malacalos— 4 11)8 Malacatoya —12 22N Malacliie 29 ON Malacca 2 14N MalaczUa « W 27N Maladers 46 SON Maladeta, M 42 ,1Un Mnliidetta, or Maiidit Mt,. Malag — ~~. Malaga — — Malagon - — Malaic G.— - Malakassi — , ]Maluliidc — — . Malaia Ouzen, K. 48 .Wn MalaiaZeinlia -117 30N Malai-Tmgiii, U. 48 3(in Mal-a-Kob 38 29N Malalareen, or Hart Uiver — Malalcliiial — Malaloergo. Malanipayo liay Malaiidrino -, Malane — — — AI'ilanrianil>a. Malans Malao . Malapasqna, Capel? 6HN Malapitzee Kiaal_27 3« iVIalaren Lake 59 Son Malas Point 21 l.^N MalaspVno (.reeU,"45 158 Malatiia 11 1''" M alalia— ■■'" ■"'" 146 .Wk 59 -UW 79 2(;w H5 SSW 107 3(1W 102 lllB 17 IB 9 ,17B 4UB 12 26 ,55 19 .^1 29 10 14 14 14 .13 ,'i3 .16 52 42 24 36 .52 2(i .13 3( 21 36 28 36 23 23 23 31 26 38 37 10 12 30 23 34 31 16 16 27 19 34 38 27 27 30 30 28 44 .37 27 38 41 41 41 .50 49 33 33 1 .50 49 46 46 35 19 15 24 42 37" •i7 IN — ;«) 42N —39 9N —38 55N :i9 62N 53 27" 28 168 ,15 .17s .44 4lN ,11 (IN 118 2HN ,U .5.1N _16 65N 46 63N ,11 ON 40B 5 4:iw 4 22W 3 55W 22 40B 21 34B 6 9W rA) iiiB SI (IB 63 208 34 348 I'd OB C6 2(nv II :nB 119 2SE 22 22B 74 20 W 22 (IB 9 32e 47 SB 65 5HW 26 7b 17 CB 75 57 W l(i6 47 K 35 5K 38 22 B 14 11 24 24 .56 27 13 23 23 29 30 38 .50 25 35 28 44 28 15 55 47 38 22 47 53 31 30 n Malatiira, 4:i J IN 4 .v;w 24 .17 l.''N 79 -jriw i\ Ill I ii ,>„„ fl 5M 25 &5N 3!l 15W if, Ll»-i?nlliii 52 lis 8 nw 13 ^^^ w MRlii Linaro, Cape rinAi, Pt. jss^ ^42 1 H 11 5nic 26 Li9giis...>........~>~^i1 12.x 23 ;i.'.R 66 I.lnnfair .53 jm 4 \r>\v 9 I.ohex, Ule — „^^Ki 25 V 4 I7iv 9 I.iMtia -41 4(IV 19 3HB 6*; Llaufiiin, Hilly (i, ofSl 6s 4 12W 9 {..uboa, Inle ..,, ~J3 14l« 34W 136 55B 9 62 Litnny, Nulir el ~.33 44M Litcharn «,^-JS2 45M 35 4UB 43b 31 10 LlanHlianf;el~,~,~.52 65m Llunflhangcl 62 64M 4 6W 4 31W 9 9 Lobos Tierrii, 1 Lincoln Port ^\^ 4.18 Loboy -«.- — t lineolnfthire ^3 IOn () \itw 9 Little C'lvrte 5'. 25N 3 .tiW 12 LliuitihanKel 51 63M . 4 11W 10 Lobaena ,-,»-,. Lincotnton ***. -,.—35 241* 81 17«r 44 Lithada .,.38 AON 22 SIR 28 LlanHhangel 51 52m 4 4W 10 Loburg ..~~~,. f [InfViii 47 8iN 4la IH Litholin 55 41 N 2 20Hr 12 Llannimngel„,.^.,J%l 6aN 3 low 10 Locamc, Mnde ^,r,,„r 53 3l» 14 3fiB 20 LItin 49 2()N 28 88 23 Llanflhangel 52 IHN 3 14W 10 Loch na Cuir , LInde <~ « ...,J.,J^ 36V 15 I4ie 22 Littaii 47 3N 8 15R 15 LlanHkangel 52 44M S 'OW 10 Loch (lich ,-. Linde •.... 56 .12N 10 7B 21 Littermtillen hie 53 I5n 9 45W 13 LlanfihaiiKel 62 In 3 32W 10 Loch Sradowaj 2 49W 12 Littleimm ^...,.. 50 38m 3 21W 10 LlanHhangel .52 13N 3 llw 10 (N. Hist) ~,. Lindttii >~>M»^ .,^^40 IM 12 62IC 18 Little Holm... 59 53M 1 2\V 11 Llanfliiaiigcl 62 40N 3 56W 10 Loch Till lilnden ,.,i....r.-r 41) 32IC 10 44B 18 Littleboroimli 5.1 2i)m 46wr 9 LhintilmnRcI Locli WinnocI Lindcrtis ,^^ 56 SDM 3 IW 12 Little0 5!Im 4 13«r 10 LlanHhangel Lochalah ~,..- Lindeiay Mt. 28 178 152 45B 62 Littleport 5-' eilN 178 10 (Cardigan) ..,^,52 28N 4 2W 10 Loclianben -, Llndeny Mt. 34 628 117 181 63 Littleton 51 5N 1 S2vir 10 Llaiililmngel fuch ~S2 16m 3 23W 10 Lochanduill ,-. 140 66B 62 Littleton 61 24n 27Mr 10 Llantlhangely 52 26n 3 IIW 10 Loclibruom -, Lindesnaes, or Littleton .^'2 ,T8n 7 44W 13 Llanfiliaiigely Locliem~,~,~« The Naze 57 S8n 6 691 22 Little Wya ,.,«() .37N 1 24Wr 12 Creiddyn 52 22n 3 58W 10 Lochonvar — LIndfleld 51 2N 6B 10 Litton ^^,.,^ — 54 KIN 2 8W 9 Llanfwrog 63 2(»N 4 34 w 9 Locber, Br Lindliolm ~>~ „57 22M 10 IliB 21 Litzelftuh 47 In 7 428 16 Llaiifynach 51 64n 3 22W 10 Loclier Mo.'s . Lindliolm »^^ M,,,«J»5 391* 11 &5B 21 Liu 31 62N 117 108 34 Llanfyllin 52 45N 3 16W 10 Loclier Mouth. Llndorea ,,,^^ 56 8lN 3 8W 12 Livadi ^ 3H 16n 20 27b 28 Llanfynydd 51 SON Llangadfan 52 40N 4 6\r 10 Locliea „~~~.. Lindores Abbey ...^ 21 n 3 12W 12 Livndin 311 24m 22 62B 28 3 27W 10 Loobgelly ~,~ Lindridge 52 isft 2 27w 10 Livaditzii 44 18m 21 8N 27 Llangadock 51 S6n 3 40W 10 Lochie Loch-, Lindsay I LIndaell .-—36 35W 126 '^H 34 Llviidoatro .38 I3M 23 78 28 IJangadwaladn ..,,-52 SIn 3 low 10 Lochill ~,..,~, 51 65N 238 10 Livndostro, Uny ot .38 7n 23 6B 28 Llangadwuladyr ~J5.3 12n 4 24W 9 Lochia Daul-, Llndtholm ^ .54 47N 8 56B 21 Livartzi ,„37 65m 21 538 28 Llangain 51 49n 4 19W 10 Loch lee „.~,— Llnduin «....«« „^.^6 35M 9 45B 21 LivensU -,,.,^,60 25M 38 238 23 Llangamarch „..>_52 8N 3 32W 10 Lochniabeii -, Lindus .y»<>»~> 36 6N 28 5B 66 Livenza, River ,,^45 37n 12 S48 25 Llanganfelin 52 30n 4 OW 10 Loclina (iatil . Lindy ^ 9 569 39 SSlS 36 Liverot ~~~49 ON 98 14 Llanganton ,„~,~,52 9m 3 26W 10 Lochna Kval . Line, R ...M IM 2 SOW 9 Liverpool 53 24N 2 69vir 9 Llangathen.,„„„,..5l S3N 4 2W 10 Lochna Naagh Llnesge ^,^^ 57 14M 5 2(IW 11 Liverpool Bay Llangattock .,„„..„51 47n 2 S6W 10 Luchnaheig L., Ling. > «38 5M 105 52K 34 (Arctic Seik) 70 On 128 20w 40 Llangefni „Ji3 17n 4 16W 9 Lochnaw ~„~. Ling, Loch~~.~,~.57 I8i« 6 29W 11 Liverpool Const ,.,71 ION 21 OW 34 Llangeinov ,„.^~,51 35N 3 30W 10 Lo-chou, or Ling R. 67 22w « 24wr 11 Liverpool (Nev/ Llangelior,»».,,„,Ji2 3n 4 20W 10 Lan-san-Kia Linen <~~^«~>. 60 40N 67W 12 Brunawick) 46 40N 64 SOW 41 Llangelynin ,„„,~J52 38N 4 7w 10 Loclioiiiie ~,,-^ Linga Isle ~..~..~~5(j S3n 7 37W 12 Liverpool (Nova Llangendeirn.,„,~~51 48N 4 12W 10 Luchrinnie ,^ Lingay L ^ 57 6n 7 2lw 11 Scotia) 44 In 64 48w 41 Llangenyeh „, 51 43m 4 4W 10 Luchruttnn „, Lingayen Gulf lA 30N 120 OB 35 Liverpool and Llangerrig,„»,,„.,J>2 24N 3 36W 10 Lochs, Kirk.^ t Lingen ....~»....mJ}2 30n 7 26B 17 Manchester, Rail- Llangfrynacli^, 51 67n 4 3I5\V 10 Lochtii Castle Lingen ^..,~». 169 104 40B a'i road. 53 27n 2 3ew 9 Llanglwyden — ,-51 55N 4 41W 10 Lochuisen , Lingen, Isle . Lingenfeld ^^ „. ON 104 30B 3') 1 Liverpool PlainsSO 409 Liverpool Range~-31 629 149 458 52 Llangcedmore ,„,,,52 4n 4 Stiw 10 Lochurd ~,~, 49 13N 8 2lB 18 150 .358 52 Llangollen 52 57N 3 .<(W 9 Lochwood Tu« ' ■ Linger ^«^.-«.«.,~62 18M 2 53wr 10 Liverpool River .v-1 2 os 134 208 62 Llangonoyd „,,„..,J>1 S5n 3 3I)W 10 Lock ,.„,^-,,- Lingfleld ...^^ ~. 51 23N I7B 10 Liveaay 53 4.3N 2 31 W 9 Llangorse 51 56N 3 1.5W 10 Locke ~~~ — Lingfleld Jil low 2W 10 Livia .^2 29N 1 5!»8 14 Llangowir ,„„,52 52n 3 3()W 9 Lockenburg ,~ Ling-gan_^~^ 23 42W 103 6B 34 Livias 31 SON 35 39B 31 Llangranog 52 9n 4 2«tV 10 LocUerby Ling Holm ^^^~6S !)n 2 40W Liviliva 21 8s 64 40W 60 Llangwillog ,.-_,.-53 I8n 4 21W 9 Lockhigtoii -,, Lingnan >~-.. -23 32N 103 16B 34 Livingston „...55 S4n 3 32W 12 Llangwin 52 59n 3 SOW 9 Lockingirnock Lingnganfoo^ 23 40N 102 SOB 29 Livingstone 54 59N 4 2W 12 (,langwnndle„~..,~,52 6',in 4 3!)W 9 Locknitc „,-.„ Linguetta, Cape~.4() 24n 19 168 27 Livingston's lalo ~,62 50s 61 30w 2 Llangwyryfon 82 19n 4 3w 10 Locknor, Lake Linliarea .....~^>..~^i6 47s 39 36W 61 Livno ~, 43 49N 17 6B 27 Llangybi 52 S7n 4 2IW 9 Lockstedt -,-, Linharea 19 328 40 8W M Livny ~,~,„„„62 24n 37 418 23 Llangyby 52 9n Llangyi.llo — ~,62 20N 4 2w 10 Lockton ~,-,. Liniiope 65 18N 2 57wr 12 Livonati 38 43N 23 IB 28 3 8W 10 Lockwood-,-,. Linkenbolt 51 19n 1 28W 10 Livonia, Gulf of ^,57 .18n 23 488 23 Llangynog ,,,..-62 60n 3 2-;?w 10 Lockyer, Creel Linltiaiig^.^ ~-~,,27 48N 116 22B 34 Pivramento «„„..„ 9 309 44 56w 51 Llangyiiong „„-.>,52 7n 3 22W 10 Locle ~, Linkinghorn -~«,,60 32N 4 20W 10 Livramento .~»„,„15 47h 56 40W 51 Llangynnur,.,,-^— .51 51n 4 17W 10 Locmai'ia ~,-. Lin-koo ~.~«. 19 45M 109 36B 34 § Lixitae 24 30n Lizna ~. 52 24N 14 .30w 55 Llangynyw 52 40N Llan1iowel„..„,„,»,5] S5N 3 16w 10 Locmine ~,-, i Linkoping Linkoping .^ 88 30M 15 50E 22 9 39W 13 6 9w 10 Locri ,...,-,-,-, .-...,^8 24M 15 49B 22 Lixuri 38 UN 20 28B 28 Llanidloes-, 52 26N 3 30W 10 Locsniand,.— . Linka 56 44N 8 26«r 12 Lixus~,„„„ 35 ION 6 6W .55 Llanigon ,~™52 3n Llanifia 51 31 n 3 7w 10 Locust, River Linktown ^.~. ,56 6n 3 lOw 12 Lixua Fl 24 3»n 16 OW .55 3 29W 10 Loddiswell ,~ 1 t Linlithgow _> M>M^in^»55 59N 3 36w 12 Liza ..,42 23n 25 SB 27 Llnnina 52 13m 4 20 W 10 Loddon ~— . t Linlithgow Lizard Fort ~..,„.,tiO on 122 (IW 39 Llanlawclairii .52 13m 4 22W 10 Loddon Kivec County ~.^.»5 «6M 3 28nr 12 Lizard Point 49 58N 5 12W 10 Llanllawddog 61 67n 4 14W 10 Lodebar, or li Linlithgow L. 37 449 142 118 62 Lizards Aux, U. „4!) 25N 94 38W 44 Llaiillechid „„-..„63 12N 4 3W 9 Lodeni ,~ — Liinniado R., .39 7" 21 28B 28 Lizignan 4.) 13n 2 438 14 Llanllwch ~,~,-,«,SI SON 4 20W 10 Loddve ,.— ,„ Linmore^.^.^ 57 19N 3 36W 11 Liusan Kivcr ,,,,,,'il UN Ljuamedal,,, 62 33N L ahiienock ,„...,~,S1 3dN 16 308 22 Llanllwyni ..„-,— .62 3n 4 13w 10 Lodge ,-,-— Linn Br. ^~. Linnain ..^^^ 55 21 M 24 68N 2 9w S3 SB 9 32 12 4.38 2 ,57W 22 10 Llanllyfui^- .53 3n Llaumerewig,..,„-52 32N 4 14W 3 13w 9 10 Lodi ,„,„„„„ Lodi CBpe~,- Linnhe, Loci .,,^.56 40N 5 27W 12 Llamellin 9 89 76 SOW 49 Llannewydd 51 S4n 4 20W 10 Lodingen »,., Linna ...>..>.» ■..,,,.h56 49n 3 I9W 11 Llamn 6 199 79 4<»w 49 Llannhangel un % Lodomir.,.- Linola ^^^^^^^^ 41 43N 46B 137 3»B 24 52 Llan Penal 52 15n LlanStFraid 52 18n 4 3W 3 30W 10 10 Arth -«^52 2N Llannaca ,„~,„,.,„S1 56n 4 16w 3 26W 10 10 Lodviln „— ,„ Lodwall L. ~ LInoia C. f^^^^^^**lO oo LInoan .~,^.w 35 SOW 12 50B 56 Liana 21 SON 83 65W 47 Llano (irande ~,~, 3 .30m 76 20w 49 Loebau .-,—,. LInaall 62 7l» 13 SSB 9 17" 22 17 Llanaclliauarn,„„,52 59N Llanafan ~~~„„,~52 20m 4 24W 3 5SW 9 10 Llani), River ,^.^,-30 S7n t Llano.s de Chaco 21 208 98 27W 60 30W 43 50 Loebeck Rive Loenen -,-,, Linaburg ^~, 52 36M Linafort^^^ 55 UN 7 30W 13 Llnnafcreth 82 49N 3 49W 10 ± Llanos de Manso 24 (19 Llanpumpsaint ~,61 56N 60 OW 60 Lofer ..->..>— Linsliader..,^ 58 9M 6 47W 11 Llananno 52 22N 3 19W 10 4 I8W 10 1 Lofoden Isl Lin-f':ing ^, ^^ 37 ON 115 68R 34 Llanarmon .s.„,,,.»^3 6n 3 12W 9 Llanquiliut!, Lake 41 lOs 72 55W SO Lintgen.....^^. 49 44N C 9B 16 Llannrmon ,„„..„.-62 54n 3 14W 9 Llanrathian -,..-...„Sl 65N 5 8W 10 Loftcha „,.~, Lintgen ^~,^ 49 42N 6 9b 16 Llanannon ..,....,..52 56n 4 20W 9 Llanraluiicidr 53 9n 3 21W 9 Iiofthouae -.. Lintlmll .#,,,,^46 64N 8 69B 15 Llanartli 52 Un 4 19W 10 Ll:.nrlmmdr,„ 52 49N 3 ISW 10 Lofty Mount Lniton ^..^^^ — 54 3n 1 69W 9 Llannrthney ,..,51 62N 4 6w 10 Llanrhidrmi 51 37n 4 9w 10 LogaUhoiira . Linton ^ 62 6m 16B 10 Llanbabo ...,~,~...,„53 21 n 4 27w 9 Llanrhwvdrys ,...-.53 24N 4 32W 9 Logan—,—,-,, Linton juj rrr-rr 51 14I« 31B 2 23W 10 12 Llanbadam ~.».,~S2 14n Llanb.idam ~.-,~,52 24N 3 59W 3 16W 10 10 Llanrhystyd .52 17m Lliinrli.v8tyd~„,«,-.52 18N 4 2w 4 8vv 10 10 Logan C. H. Logan C. H.. Linton ^~.~, M 32M Linton ,~~~~ 55 59M 2 40W 12 Llanbadrig S3 25n 4 27W 9 Llanriaiii — -,_.-,51 5HM 8 lOw 10 Logan Ho. , Linton (Devon) -«6I 14N 3 49W 10 Llanbeblig„, .53 8n 4 1.5W 9 Llanrwst 53 9N 3 46w 9 Logan River ■ Linton (Feebles),.^5 46n 3 2tW Ii Llanbedr 52 60N 4 4W 10 Llaiiryn ,„62 .3HN 3 46w 9 l.oganawell . LintK „.,.,^^ 48 18» 14 16B 19 Llanbeohr „,. 53 12n 3 52W 8 22 -Mm 7? 28W 47 24N 4 27^ 9 U,\>o» 34 13» 69 6W 50 54N 3 UW 10 LoboA, or Uriiii 2N 3 22W 9 piw Islu , ~ ^25 35N 146 SB » i>)S 4 12\T 9 Lobos, liila — 34 548 65 4aw 34 bbs 4 6W 9 Lubos Tierri, Ule « 208 tin 62 w 49 54N 4 31W 9 Loboy ^~,~.~ ^J,1 2H« 62 SSW AO SIS . 4 Ihv 10 Lobwnt..>~<~,~ 53 17N 17 16B 20 52tl 4 iW 10 Loburj 52 BN 12 lOB 20 A.5N 3 low 10 XjocnTno*^'*^"*^ — W ION 8 488 IS IHN 3 I4W 10 Lcicli na Curr ^ .,^55 l.iN 4 aaw 12 44N S 'OW 10 Locli Oich — .,^7 6n 4 4HW 11 IN 3 32W 10 Locli Sciidoway 13M 3 llw 10 (N. iri«t) 57 37N 7 13W 11 40sf 3 56W 10 I-ocli Till — 56 5l!« 3 42W II IjUcIi Winnoc'ii ,^5 4UN 4 38W 12 12!f 388W ID i^oclian ~.6« 4IIN 6 4IW 12 Locliulih .,~.>7 I7N 6 :)4w II 28N 4 2W 10 Loclmnbea ~,, 56 2!»N 5 24W 12 idN 3 23W 10 LochaiidulU ~.« 55 47N 5 2'JW 12 ! asN 3 IIW 10 Loclibroom ~^^ — 57 40N 6 6W II Locliein^~,~^ 52 8N 6 2:>B 10 22N 3 58W 10 Loclionvar ^^ 55 «N 4 9W 12 2(»N 4 34 W 9 Loclier, Br. ,^ — 65 7n 3 ;t7w 12 &4m 3 22vir 10 Loclier Mofn f.ft 2«» 3 31W 12 t 45N 3 16W 10 Loclier Mouth 54 58N 3 27w 12 50N 4 6W 10 LoclicB 47 8n S9B 14 ! 40N 3 27W 10 Looligelly 56 8n 3 16W 12 56n 3 40W 10 Locbie Looli — >. — m 6HN 4 57W 11 2 SIN 3 low 10 Locliill ~>«,~,. 57 25N 4 SOW 11 i 12N 4 24W 9 Locliiii Uaal~.A 55 45N 6 22W 12 49N 4 19\V 10 Lochlee^.~~,.~<^ 56 S5N 2 56W 11 2 8N 3 32W 10 Locliniubeii ~-« — ,55 8N 3 27W 12 2 30N 4 OW 10 Loclina 54 55N 5 8W 12 1 35N 3 30W 10 Lo-clioii, or 2 2N 4 20\V 10 Lan-san-Kinng 26 30n 9!) lOB 34 2 38M 4 7w 10 Loclioiise ,^,^,,..■,^5 18n 3 27W 12 1 48N 4 12W 10 Luclirinnie 55 ION 4 IW 12 1 4.W 4 4vf 10 Loclirutton ^. 55 3N 3 43W 12 a 24N 3 35W 10 Loclis, Kirk^.,. 58 8N 6 27W 11 11 67N 4 3ti\V 10 Luchtii Ciistle « .57 SON 3 64W 11 1 55M 4 41W 10 Locluiiaen^^.^ 52 8N 6 40B 16 2 4N 4 3(jw 10 Lonliurd ~,~,, 55 39N 3 2(iW 12 2 57N 3 9W 9 Locliwood Tuwer 55 I5M 3 27W 12 1 ar,s 3 3!tW 10 Lock .„,^^,^^ .54 UN 2 34W 9 11 56N 3 15W 10 Locke ,,,~,~^ — 40 46N 12 40B IH i2 52N 3 3(>W 9 Lockenburg — 31 3tB 19 20B 38 i-3 9N 4 28W 10 Lockerby ,.»~, 55 ON 3 21W 12 >3 IHN 4 21W 9 Luckingtoii ^.,.,,^3 S5N 28W 9 )2 5i)N 3 31 HV 9 Lockingirnock ,,,.55 22n 4 llw 12 b-l .ViN 4 3:)W 9 Lockiiitc ~~~. 53 24N 14 8B 20 >2 19N 4 3W 10 Locknor, Lake ...41 aON 84 OB 29 52 67N 4 21W 9 Lockstedt ,,,^. ,53 27N .8 39B 17 52 9N 4 2W 10 Lockton ^j^^^ 54 18N 44w 9 52 20N 3 8w 10 Lockwood^ 53 &nN 1 48W 9 52 60N 3 2-3W 10 Lockyer, Creek ,.,27 308 152 20a 52 52 7N 3 22W 10 Lode .^^^^ -..,,47 .3N 6 45B 15 SI 51N 4 17W 10 Locmaiia ~,~~ 47 45N 2 47W 14 52 40N 3 16W 10 Locniine ,.,~,. 47 63N 2 SOW 14 61 55M 5 9W 10 Locrl 38 23N 16 12B 56 52 26N 3 SOW 10 Loc8raand~~>,., 47 2ilN 16 408 19 52 3N 3 7w 10 Locust, River ,„„A3 .JON 87 19W 44 51 31 N 3 29W 10 Loddiswell 50 20n 3 46W 10 52 13M 4 20 W 10 Loddon ~»~~ ,„_52 32N 1 288 10 J52 I3N 4 22W 10 Loddon River . .,..,.16 508 143 40n 52 51 67N 4 I4W 10 Lodebar, or Debir 32 27n 36 48 31 ^3 12N 4 3W 4 20W 9 10 Lodeni »~.~- 44 40N 25 218 3 218 27 ,51 50N Loddve ,~^,^ 43 43N 14 J52 3N 4 13w 10 Lodge ,»>~>«~~ 57 2N 5 36W 11 53 3n 4 14W 9 Lodt ..,,_45 17N 9 308 25 52 32N 3 13W 4 20W 10 10 Lodi Capc^^,,^ w~,41 553 148 ■sbiB 15 328 22 408 53 ^1 54N Lodingen ^^^** 68 26N 20 t Lodomir...^ 4!) 20M 19 52 2N 4 15W 10 Lodvila ^^ 60 7N 15 158 22 M 56n 3 26w 10 Lodwall L. ~^ 57 46N 6 45W 11 . 3 30N 76 20W 49 Loebau ^„,„,..,„^3 3In 19 428 20 .30 67N 98 27w 43 Loebeck River 55 8N 8 45B 21 21 2(m 60 30W 50 Loenen ~,~,^ ,52 7N 6 508 16 24 (IS 60 OW 50 Lofer .^^..^...^ 47 3«N 12 448 19 S\ 56N 4 18W 10 ± Lofoden Isles ~,t>8 40n 13 308 22 41 108 72 55W 5 8W 3 2lw 50 10 9 28 27N lU 488 24 4/8 5;iw 30 ,51 59N Tif>fTt*bn ,.~_43 I3.V 27 A3 9N Loftliouse ~~^ 54 33N 9 52 49N 3 16W 10 Lofty Mount ,34 678 138 438 52 m 37N 4 9w 10 Logaklioura «„ V 38N 21 488 28 53 24N 4 32W 9 Logan^~,~^, ;» 3.tN 82 S8W 44 52 17N 4 2w 10 Logan C. H 38 2n 82 Iw 44 52 18N 4 8w 10 Logan C. H.~, ,,,~,37 SON 81 6(!W 37 ,51 5«M 6 lOw 10 Logan IIo. ~- .,.^,.55 5lN 3 l«W 12 ,53 9N S 46w 9 Logan River 27 45S 159 10b 52 52 3flN 3 46w 9 I , 55 44N 4 23W 12 M 32N 3 ;i5vy 4 20w 10 10 Logiissi jjj..,/ijj 25 4N 79 308 33 ,51 46N Loge, River, or 51 54N 3 16W 10 Ambriz ~>~. „,„- 7 148 13 08 36 .52 UN 3 19W 10 Loge, La 47 31 N 2 2b 14 Lmiiblcni l«le ~-~- K '/.im Lomlink \-l- , 8 .•Km I,onibuk, Stnit of H 3i'8 Loniborg ,56 .'i'lN Loinliuvnkoi, lHU>,..li7 4!IN Lonieirit~,,..„.~~.. 7 408 Lt)niiniitZ!icli.»~~~Sl 12n L<)innien~~,„.~,~,„61 Its Lomond Mills ,.,^,66 IAN Lomond Hill, Kiiater ...„„,„,„-66 I4N Lomond Hill. \Y. f. 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Malvaglia Malvern I Malwah......,..,.^33 ION Malwan 16 4N Malaia W 54 40n Mam 8ou U ~..<>.>.~57 I9ii Mama, River ..,^'i On Mamadyteb ...^...^.^ 36N Mamai >>~.^~~..43 43N Hainakhatun R...,^ 5.'Sn MainaroHU~~~.>.40 S9n Mambouge~~...M...36 SON Mamecliia..~^....~40 iJ8N Mamere Cliiuo, U.15 3b Mamem .....,«^,..47 39n Mwnen ,48 20n Mainliilad.»......>~J>l 45n Mamia, River....... 4 aia Mamor,t~~~~~,..~.34 21n Mamuri, Uld ....,./)4 SON Mamore, Lakes of 1 1 508 Mamore R. ....,.,^,..16 Os Mamore, River ...K) 2'2a Mamoroni Itio....... 8 578 Mamorony, Uiver 8 SUa MamotliCave,Ort.37 ION Mampawa............ Sis Mana m , ,,iK 58 Mana, or Table L 41 li« Manaar, O. ......... 8 40n Maiiaar, Li!a ,,,^ 8 5AN Mnnaeean .......50 4n Manaoor ............SB 34n Munaoo ...... p..,...w.tf 1 85N Manahpaud ..»..,... 8 22n Manaka ..^....,......38 5n Mamtmbatoo «.»,..I3 108 Manambatoo ...^.34 ISa Manan, Od. ltle...44 5In Mananiaou, River 5 378 Manantiaiei,Rlver37 158 Manantlel.....,..,..,...35 318 Manansari ..........81 288 Manapan Freih L.26 40s Manapiarl, River 4 58n Manapire ~.~,~,...., 8 2n Hanapire, River..,. 7 44n Manargoody.........lO 36n Manas ........ ..44 2n LManaawti ..........33 2n ManaMeli ^.......32 29n iinatee, River .~27 44N Manad 17 5n Manatl Point ~»..2I 26n Munatou ...~~..... 8 348 Manautoddy....M».l 1 4IIN Loi.1.. ^^,, 60 34 IS 10 as S3 16 17 10 33 33 33 33 33 35 33 Hanawa-tawi, or Three Klngi...,.,.,J4 ISa Masawatu River ^40 Ws Manbulao ...........14 «2n L Manaha~»w~....8() 7n Manclia Real 37 48n 70 3iw 5 44W. . 8 37W • S 40W 74 3 In 68 Sna 6 40B 6 la a 4nr 16 48a 13 OB 13 58a 50 4»a 1S57B II 36a S6 33B 36 15B 83 48b 9A 88b 78 OB 68 48nr 73 5B 2 47w 7 20w 76) 7B 5 '26b 18 458 9 58B 11 50K 14 30b 14 30B 1^8 8 118 49W 47»r 36 488 13 388 3 40t7 9 08 2 SOW 3 18W 20 3i)8 77 08 75 45B 73 38a 4 3ave 5 5W 144 Ob 50 50b 38 38B 41 OB 8 34w 37 588 48 31 a 65 r>4W 8 548 22B 2 59«V 62 45W 6 27W 6 31W 65 SOW 64 low 65 13W 64 low 63 47w 86 Ow 109 38B 67 a6w 174 318 7!» 08 80 08 3 16B 124 48B 78 48 80 32w 49 SOB 47 158 66 45W 61) 43W 66 57W 69 42w 48 24B 25 7b 66 40W 66 3w 66 27W 79 308 83 508 at 538 35 l!IB 82 Sow 88 92W 76 ftOw 125 33B 76 88 173 108 175 108 123 508 3 31 w 3 3;ivv 83 39 33 60 33 9 34 33 16 33 31 33 m 36 . 9 IS 9 9 30 33 65 15 10 10 23 33 33 33 13 11 29 23 23 30 24 30 66 49 15 14 10 49 49 49 49 61 49 44 35 60 53 33 33 10 34 35 33 44 36 36 44 49 60 60 36 38 49 49 49 33 29 81 31 44 46 47 35 53 63 35 34 34 Namsii. Lat. Loita. ffe. ov M4r. Mangeroe ..^...,.....71 8n Mangiar Rtver...,.,.:^ ON Mangles, Point ~. 32N Mango-nui Harb.-35 Ob Mangotsfleld..,....,...51 28n Mangrole ............25 17n Mangnillo .,.32 408 Mangse R. 8t* Bingapoie ...».»... Mnngualde .,....^,.,.40 33n Mangiiinlins .......18 KiB Mungullinut ,....,»...26 ON Mangungu ...... ,.....8.'» IHs MunTieiin .,.,»»...,...49 2»n ManI .. 13 208 Mantago ~..........4H 7n Aiftnictt ^yi^^^oopiwwww^ 1 o 0i>8 Manican R. .»..>.., 6 158 Miuiickapattam ~.19 3Gn Municouagan Bay 49 9n Manicouagan R....49 UN Manioougan Lake 51 20N Manieaa~~~~~,..>,.41 5(m Manikliina ..^.....60 17n Manilba Manilto Manilla 2,)n 8 278 .14 38N 14 20N 43 39N 8 .'MN .13 :i4H .35 488 44 6N M I5n .44 65N Manilla, Bay of . Manllowakee, R. Manlolae I, Maniqui, River Manilla, River Manintic, River Manitoba, Lake Manitou Isle Munitou River ...40 40n Manitoulin,GuIfof45 3dN Manja~....,..,...,......26 35N Maiijellk ..,^,.......-38 5()N Muiilwth .w 32 35N Manlius ..............43 On Man-lou-li o ..,.......,» 2 1 .'ION Manna ,...,~«~. . ..... 4 288 MannairuR.~..~,...i5 ION Mannedorf .^..,....47 14N Manner8dorf.........47 28n Manning, Point ...70 5n Manning R. ..........31 55b Manntngliam........53 48N Mannlngtree .,.,.,....51 56n Mannu, Cape ,^.^,..40 In Manoaa ...~,~..~.... 3 SB Manobieli, El ...^.30 56N Manor Cimning- oam ......... ......o^ ouN Manoor.....~......,«..l 1 51 n Manor ^..,^^..,M 37n 25 458 SI 458 80 Ow 173 378 t ttnr 76 888 53 12w Manor Haiuitton -54 19N Manor Water~....K..55 34N Manorbeer ....,....^1 38N Munoroo, Port ...19 4I» Manosqiie .~».,»,.,.-43 47N Manpoora...~».,.,...21 33n Man Kiver,.,........ 2 9 57n Muns, Le ,~... „ .«..48 On Mansfeld .....^..^..Sl 36n Manafleld ..^.....-53 8n Mnntfleld Isle ...^.63 On Mansfleld (Ol)io)....40 45N MansiUa .^..........42 6N Mansllto 43 21n Mansit ...... 38 UN Mansle ...~.....~~.>^5 53n Mansoravara, L. -30 45N Mnnsoriali ^......33 4dN t Mansoura ..^^..JSSO 54 n Mansoura ......-..,-31 2n Mangton-,......,.-..,50 66N Mantagong ..~~~-.18 4IN Mantalngoose L.-.48 2n Mantalinjani M. - 9 On MantaoRiver..»..17 Os Mantaro River ..-.11 458 Mantaro, Uiver ...12 58 S Mantatees 28 408 Mantelo Cape »..-37 57n Muntem ......^.....i? 24n Mantes ~ .49 On Mantlnna L.~.~,....38 35n Mantigan River ...43 12N Mantin I«le .....,-.JS7 58n i Mantinea .,^^....37 .ION Mant'.nea ...~-w-.37 :itlN Mantinorum Upp, 48 45n Mantle ........ 9 15N Manton ..............52 38N Muntry .......-....^46 4!)n Mitiit«la ............60 3UN Mantua -.......^,...45 9n Manlua ^.............45 ION Miinukuo Harb. .-37 58 Manuke ..,,-,.- 29 4()n Munukou Pen — 37 ob 7 47w 45 low 89 288 173 308 8 278 67 SSw 13 428 27 08 60 12W a** 388 68 8W 68 18W m 45W I 4UB 32 5)IB 5 14W 6h 33W 120 578 120 208 87 27W 93 08 66 8W 32 488 85 53W 99 OW HS 4flW 91 6W 82 OW 69 28 .'17 48 75 IIIB 75 56W 100 358 102 328 80 108 8 4lB 16 2B 143 irw 152 ^08 1 4b'W 1 38 8 19B 69 12W 31 558 7 36W 78 518 3 ir>w 8 8W 3 17w 4 47W 48 498 5 48B 75 408 85 88 llB 11 .'<3b 1 12w 80 SOW 82 42W •2 66W 5 23W 8 21W 88 81 258 7 20w 31 4la 81 268 2 I4w 76 288 75 15W 118 108 44 08 73 SOW 73 SOW 87 408 24 328 14 518 1 428 42 4SB 85 asw 5 14W 82 208 32 198 19 25B 80 508 43W 5 338 35 188 10 4HB 10 48b 174 -2UB 74 3UB i; 38 38 49 H 10 33 61 33 24 51 S3 S3 18 49 25 36 61 33 41 41 40 24 23 24 60 85 35 44 56 49 38 44 40 44 44 43 32 30 33 44 34 35 33 15 19 40 52 9 10 26 49 37 13 37 12 13 12 10 36 14 33 33 14 20 9 40 44 24 24 24 14 33 36 37 37 10 33 42 35 36 49 49 38 28 19 14 66 44 II 38 38 56 33 10 14 23 25 56 53 33 L«T. tiopn. Maraioa Manuh Marasova Maraas Mount. Maratabou Isle Maratea Marathon Marathon B, Marathon O. MarathonM Marathus Maratonlsi Murauil Marauya River Maravasb Maravi Maravl, Lake Marayal Port Maraia Marasion Marbaba Marbacb Marbach Marbuch Marbella 48 58N ...„„„.^.A6 51 N ..,.^-36 SON Marble Isle ..^^-,.62 35n Marbouk.WellaofSO 3n Marburgli >..~.-,-.46 35N Marburgh .,...,.^.-,.60 48N Marbiiry ...,..,.....-53 ON Marcapata ..........13 458 Marcaratay ....,.».. 18 80s Marcelino ....-.».»- I 2n March .,».........„,. ■■52 35N March, or Morava River ..... „M 38n March Baldon....,-51 41N Mardiam ...,.,^.,-.51 40N Marcliard, Lit.'>li 10 10 13 ttAnm. 6 Ob 66 41) Ob 55 29 458 ,>i6 40 urn 29 36 10b 36 18 38b 35 6 sen .11 8 438 85 87 58W 1 7W 30 4B 34 568 258 95 30b 148 :i58 3 43W 114 08 76 31 W 64 ISW 1 238 63 (IB 23 IIB 5 IIW 17 4B 82 218 62 SOB 21 2B 328 4 33w 35 3/8 23 lOB 83 68 2 34W 22 54b 64 ISW 4 15b 148 118 9 33B SI 498 139 30 w 76 .Wiv 44 14 37 31 14 55 52 10 53 47 49 10 66 19 24 ;20 83 55 56 10 10 30 38 38 24 38 61 16 58 35 19 M 47 TftTM««»«»^tila Rlvar— 14 ^Mf WMj «»- BLACK»S GENERAL ATLAS. Lat. -.^3 19* ...JSJ 40N ..«. V 4Aa ^ I MB ^ 9 SN ..^-39 Mn ~~^ SM ......38 7n — 34 4«if — 37 40H «MM#3o 3N ^ us 2 — 13 — 12 — 4 6N M 16N m On . 9 OS 31 IN 16 On 16 SUN r>...44 SK ..^7 42N 63N .>.-)3S0n 87 68W .«4» 49N 1 7w >3I 4N 30 411 ...^1 36N 34 S6B w45 27N 268 ...,16 25N 95 30B ^...a? 363 148 :um ~JSI 35N 3 43W .^3 82S 114 OK _1« 12!f 7fi 31 W ^11 (IN 64 ISnr ~51 24N 1 23H -~37 20y 62 OS ,^1 2lN 22 lis ..^3 24N & llw .^i 58N 17 48 .^18 4N 82 21B mJM ion 62 90B ...44 16N 21 2B ~52 40n 32B ^.50 49N 4 31W ...SSfiSN S.'i 37B .38 8N 23 lOK .38 21N 83 6b .37 39N 2 24«v ~a(i 2dN 22 64 B .34 33S 64 low .61 16n 4 16B .^2 408 148 UK .,41 I8N 9 23B .,47 l<)N 21 49B .,21 3()N 139 30 W .18 28N 70 .WW Lam. j|4,. 19 30 SI U as 96 98 38 38 38 86 38 SR 49 49 96 36 49 33 10 30 18 15 17 24 40 37 19 17 9 49 49 49 10 19 10 10 10 14 14 16 36 34 33 27 10 13 9 36 35 66 14 61 51 .<• 10 10 13 65 65 66 29 36 95 II 96 44 14 37 31 14 55 53 10 63 47 49 10 56 19 24 ;80 '83 66 56 10 10 30 38 38 24 98 61 16 88 96 19 61 47 tUmm. li&T. LOMb Re. or M4*. I Sahu. L«T. Laira. ^n. or 17 !■ 36 MK 41 7W 106 80a US 80B 15 44B SS89B 94 3B 84 3B 93 S3B 35 67B 20 64B S3 47B 65 40W 66 9w 30 38B 34 OB 74 3w 48 51 ■ 6 27»r 41 SOB 9 16B 7 63B 9 47b 4 64vir 91 2Uvir 33 46B 16 43B 8 46B 2 40W 70 18»r 73 67W 67 66W 7* 16S4B 1 llw 1 20nr 3 44w 1 50B 3 53B 6 I7B 8 5W 6 22W 80 8B 24 298 1 48W 2 ibw 3 5SW 12 20b 13 SOB 26 67B 2 25R 51 0\V 58 8W 6C aw 30B 9 42W 6 46w 6 Ob 40 Ob 29 4AB 40 Km 96 10b 18 38B 6 96n 8 43B MHrk. Markalat . K,A1 13N .J8 43N Markapoulo .^...,.,.,.37 Mn Markdorf 47 42N Marken Iile~«,,~Jk3 29n Markendorf ...^..M 9ir Market ........ J3 5it Market Dnyton..63 S5N Markethlll.... 54 18ir Market Lavington 61 I8n Market Place S6 28n Market Place of Mull .......56 38n Market IUiiitn,.,.J)3 2Sn Market Street ......Jtl 51n Market WeiKliton 63 52n Markham East,..,.J(3 16n Markincli ......J6 19n Marklngton .^.^.,84 6n MarkliMB ^ 81 8ir Markova .........59 4N Markowiec,... 59 42n Markt,. ..,..47 2n Marktbreit.....,.,49 38n Mnrland 50 65N Marlborough ..........61 86N Marl6 49 44N Mar IjO. ...■....,,...67 On Marlow, r!,<:..it.v...51 34N Marlow, ; ,!ttle......6I 3Sn Marlnw . ^leck- Ienburg).,.......,.54 3n Marly 46 47n Mamiaea, P. ..._36 30n Marmande ..........44 30M 9 Bi,. 4 328 Maronea....,...,..w40 57n Maronia...v,,.....36 40n Maroof 31 39N Maroon Town ,....18 8IN Maroot .... — 29 (in Maroa....,.»...,46 33N Maros, River ,.,.46 16N Marottica ..,.,...,46 44N Marou „,..,29 45N Maroialt o ... — ,.47 26N Marpeveino .....37 20n Marquard8tein,..,47 43N Marquesas Isles ,. 8 08 M.'irques lea ......24 35N Marqueston ... 55 14N Marquettes Hiver.,43 39N Maiqulun,.,..,.JiO I2N Marquise.„.,..,.AO 4!IN Marrah ...........35 3oN Marroet ......,,,61 45N Marroowala ...,..,31 I2n Marrubiu .,... 39 45N Marrubluin,....._,.42 2n Mar a a...... — .... . 36 46N Mana Fnhm,. 36 47n Marsa Goleua,.,.:i6 24n MnrKi, La,...,,,....,36 43N Marsa Scala ^^^in 51 n Marsa Scirocc()....,3S 48n Mana Ziiiet,.,.,.36 45n Marsala,.,. .37 49n Marsat Kooinliili,.4(J Kin Marscliina 47 4(iN Miiriden,.,. .'i.') .'itjN Martdeii Orv.U Ti-J ."ilN Marsd) 98 98 18 16 91 86 9 13 10 19 19 9 10 9 9 13 9 90 33 90 15 18 10 10 14 11 10 10 12 a()E 17 7 JOB 16 20 30B ag 8B 14 98 80b 30 98 91 B 30 24 OR 66 6 low 61 61 10"- 49 7 28W 94 10 46B 96 23 881C 97 37 40b 30 27 4(IB 27 28 20B 27 6 47B 14 9 3B 21 9 65B 14 4 14B 14 6 I6r 2 LOW 2 4iw 5 9W 18 25B 6H (iw 6 SOW 7 40W 17 .35b 68 45W 16 IB 63 25w 70 40w 26 33B 36 40B 67 2B 77 48W 72 32B 24 30B 80 IIB 11 4aB 67 IOb 17 23B 13 lOW 18 368 140 Ow 82 45W 3 SOW 86 65W 3 4B 1 41B 37 OB 4 35W 70 40B 8 288 13 408 10 98 4 2SW 1 88 15 OB 14 ."MB 14 34B 3 30b 13 258 40 40b 25 51 8 1 .WW 2 llw 14 10 11 19 96 49 36 36 26 60 36 50 49 66 56 32 47 33 19 19 35 33 19 36 18 54 44 13 44 14 14 30 10 33 26 .■se 36 36 30 26 36 36 36 36 30 19 9 9 Maruchiee ........44 37n Maruin .............. S3 9M Manrso ,..~............ 8 13s Manrso 39 93n Marvqlole .,.....,44 31 n X Mar war .,...,.26 On 7i» 3s 6n In 6ir 48n Marwiek Head ,..,89 Mary, Cape (Benguela) ,....13 Mary Cultc r ..,.....67 Maryborough ,,.,.Ji3 Maryan-momdur 30 Mnryburgh J)6 49N Marykirk Mary Kirk 59 I5N t Maryland ...,..,.39 On Mary's Town ......65 64ir Maryport ..„.....- 84 44N Maiyiown .,,.....66 49n Moryvllle .,,.,...40 17n Mjurvvills (Virginia) ,.,...87 On Mana el Fonio....,36 4n Ma«BCCio....,...,...48 29N Masada ..........Jl I6n Masalovka ^.....,61 30n Masaraka ........30 3SN Matbate Isle,.,..,.,l8 On MaicaU ,.....,,..,87 AM Maical Isle ..,.,,.21 40n Ma«cara.„.,.,.~..3S 33N Maschwanden ...47 13N MaioUanae ,.,..,....35 30N Masegoutovo Mashnk Water. Maslii Masliow. Maslikimoa Masinus M.. Masiva Mask, Louxli Maslay le Hi>y Masn 55 43N 57 44N 13N .26 los 13 ON 37 2RN 19 2HS I ,37N 48 ION Masned .....,.,...„54 69n Maso n ....„ „ . .....86 3n Mason Polnt,.„.,.46 578 Masone, River,,...43 29n Mason's River ......29 48n Maspa..... , 26 48n Maiipos ....,, 8 64s Massa ...,..,.,..-44 In Massii «,...,..,...... 33 59n Maiisa...,...~.,.,.43 9n ± Ma8S8cliu&otH....42 30N Maasachusi'tg Isle 28 SON Massacre Bay ..,.40 408 Massacre l.>le ,...,30 I7N Massafra Massafuera Ule Massargiu Massaroony Massay .. Masscube. Masserano. Massere <8 99B 8 IS* 40 48W 7 I3W 3 ISB 72 80B 8 90ir 9^ 37N ,..,34 408 15N 6 17N 47 ION ,.43 25N ..^45 34N ...45 32N Masseme Mounts. 34 36N Masslac ,.,......48 18N Massilla..,. 43 ION Massillon 40 49N Masslnghain ..,...,58 48n Massitholus Fl. ,. 9 On Massow .........53 32N Massuccio, M..,,.,46 15n Massy R. 8 108 Massy, River....... 8 8s Masta River...,,.58 26N Mastang,,....,,...29 42N Mastenia .,,.,.,>~,36 35N Masterton River ,.S9 30s Mastico Cape...~.,...38 6n Maettle .,..,....., 8 9 53N Mastrandoni.,.,.,37 68N Maiulipatam ,.,.16 ION Matacataees Kraal86 608 Matachel, Rivcr,.38 47n Matacumbo Isle ,.24 66N Matagalpa 13 42N Matagord a ...,,, 31 12s Mataguayos ..,.,,.23 918 Matakana IIarb.,.36 26s Mata Mata .......37 33s Matata Cape ,..,..34 Mn Mataliqui, Cape,.42 138 Mata mawi Cape, or Kidnopper Point39 40s Matane ,....,,.....48 45N Matane River ...48 46N Matanieh ,.,,,,,,.^9 7n Matanilla Rei'f 27 26n Matansai ........23 On Mantanziks Inlet ,.29 37n 13 888 9 17W ~ 18W 42B 8 7W 9 99W 9 35W 77 OW 4 ISW S80W 9 SOW 83 llw 78 S9W 14 I9B 13 8B 35 348 40 868 6 96B 183 SOB 15 148 99 OB ISB 8 868 428 68 9B 6 OW 1 40W 25 808 70 8B 48 35b 61 6HW 9 I8W 5 348 87 4IB 11 62B 1 41W 167 OB 13 37b 88 ."iHW 65 208 78 49w 10 108 6 47W 10 528 78 OW 178 Ow 173 558 88 25W 17 6B 81 Ow 8 348 68 53W 1 688 348 8 138 1 888 93 2&W 3 lOH 5 30B 88 9W 4IB 11 60w IS 7B 10 68 68 47w 62 35W 31 208 83 108 39 428 150 458 86 38 59 448 21 398 81 IOk 30 308 6 13'-r 80 56W 84 57w 71 36w 61 OW 174 SOB 176 .158 24 468 74 16W 177 I0« 67 34w 67 34w 31 88 79 Ow 81 28W 97 16 61 94 14 88 11 86 II 18 83 19 12 11 44 13 9 19 44 44 96 95 81 98 36 35 26 35 86 15 66 93 11 9 38 89 66 60 13 14 30 91 9 63 96 44 S3 49 96 86 95 44 64 68 44 96 64 96 49 14 14 26 14 44 14 55 44 10 <9 90 16 51 51 23 33 30 53 30 33 38 34 44 46 60 50 63 63 37 60 53 41 41 37 47 47 MiUIM. Ut. i.iiHa. (fa. ei Matto Oro«o.....l4 SOB i Matto Grosio .,14 OB MattnGroMO ....IH 488 t Mattola .... — .26 30S Hattola, Rlv»i ,«28 i^B Mattys Isle ...... 8 08 Matuata Kraal ,.31 7> Matura „.......,. 8 988 Maubert Fontaine 49 61 n Maubeuge .w.,^.,,50 18n Maubourguet .....43 37N Mauchline .......65 31 n .Maude Mt, Maudior Lake. Maugliold Head Maune-acu River Mauheguasa R. Maui-toni I.. Mnulacot Maulbronn . Mauldah Mauldslie Castle..S5 44n t Maule ..........38 408 Mauleon ,..,......43 ISN Maulin, Inlet 41 408 Maulo ............42 8N ^»*^I0S»0^I^^^I0* ' Maumee Maumee River Maumundoor Maundoo 41 3'JM .41 41 N I3 4SN Maunga Taniwa Mount ...........36 108 Maungn Tauhara,J8 36s Mttungo Tawrarl.,37 40m 35 208 .47 20N ..J8 SON 42N Maupere Lake. Maiv. Maura, Castle of St. Maura, Sta. Mnuriac, Maurice River......,44 33N Mauriki,...,..,,.38 2n t Mauritania .......34 ON Mauritius Isle 20 90s Maurissio, Port .,43 56n Mauro, M. ........46 20N Mauro.«astrtim..,,.J)0 UN Mauron Maun Maurvecullum Mautbutgang. Mautli ..,.«. Mauvais River Mauvet *W» «*^^i#i«MiM^«i <'BW*»»»*l^*'«».,..,.,...55 34N Maxwellton .....SS llit Maxwelltown ^...^ SIN May ,..,... ,49 5n May, Cape .,.,,.58 39N May, Cape .....,.,38 86n May, Isle imd Lighthouse ,..,56 Un Mayaoo ,.,..,,..,.18 44n Mayapan .......20 35N Mayar , 35 5n Mayara Wells ! Maybo 20 2lN 698 Maybole ..........-^5 21 n Mayeen ...........30 Un Mayen .,,.....,...00 26N muven ..,....^..46 44N f Mayennc, De- partment of ...48 8N Mayenne ,.....,48 18N Mayeniie, Riverw47 29n Mayes.^..,..,... 3 20n Mayfleld .....51 2n Mnyfleld ........je 40n Mayliew....... 3.1 35N Maykiang, River 10 15N Ma yan el-Kelb,.-28 24N May Water ,...,.56 I7n MaylavarHm,..,.....10 45n Mayn, or Maine, River........ 49 59n Maynar ............41 18n 69 42W 67 OW 46 9W 32 208 33 2SB 144 lOB 98 ISB 68 34W 4 26B 368B 2B 428w 147 908 S7 47W « I6W ff7 Ow 87 Ow 178 SOB 82 18 8 498 88 148 3 64W 71 OW 64W 73 SOW 26 08 83SIW 83 low 79 308 78 258 173 848 176 4K 17s 2SB 173 288 8 398 80 44b 90 388 8 19b 87 19W 31 648 9 »0W 67 40B 7 598 12 428 42 27b 8 mv 9 Ob 76 228 87 10b 13 418 90 49W 39b 518 42W 65 33W 23 46b 7 508 32 7s 21 668 81 308 5 Ow e40w 81 808 56 18b 20w 62 30W 2 36w 3 61w 486W 3 2b 3 i3w 74 46W 938w 68 41W 89 18w 71 418 5 49W 74 llw 4 40W 62 42n 7 98 8 32a 39W 39w 34W 51 2W 168 88 40w 8H 48W lOtf 468 a5 148 3 31w 80 458 8 358 1 fiw 49 61 61 88 88 09 88 49 14 14 14 19 69 61 9 61 61 68 38 IS 33 19 .50 14 60 27 44 44 33 58 68 63 63 IS 28 28 14 44 28 6.) 36 2^ 26 65 14 14 33 33 10 44 U 14 14 49 38 36 38 2S 27 10 II 33 32 10 49 12 12 12 14 10 44 12 47 47 H 49 12 82 17 15 14 14 14 61 10 44 44 39 37 12 33 18 24 INDEX TO BLACK'S C IiAT. Imp Hut. lur. Mo. or Hav. Na««. Lat. No. or Mav. nr" 17 as 5S S7 37 as la 9 10 34 10 sa as 16 17 17 49 34 Madboum Mtdda Maddleton Btony MwhlM Madtflunwllle Madcu, Anet,. Madelbuy MedaUIn MedMiMi *i00*i0*f*^^ 0811 SIN .14 ISK St S4M 9N 1 43N 7 9n .39 S2ir J14 0ON .6 I7N MtdMibllk. Medaolanum MedMm Mwleon Medflord ^30N M6dgy< i ».i«dIano...>^~..^^a UN Medial ad 25 ISn Mtdiiu ..■>....„..».. 4 3ftN HediiM (Burgo»).M^8 68N Madiiut (Ohio].,..~.41 3ir Mediiw Bidonia .....96 a7N Medina do Rio ljedina»..>~....'~~.27 43s Medina! R 37 lOa Medinat Aboii...~~3S 41 n MedinetelFaoiiimiiJ) aSN Medineteiaanik 29 13N Mediniila 40 38n Medio... ..<» S9» Medltenanean8eaa6 ON Mediterranean Stain. See Oibraltar..^...^^. Medina ......... . . ...38 38n Mednoi Bugandtoi S3 SON Medomiley.~~~~Ji4 83n Medua R. ............ 3 aON Medva ......... . .. ... 4 7 SON Medreditfti. River 49 88n Medvee Brocic ~~~4S 7n Medviedova . . ......55 S6n Medwah 17 IOn Madway, River ....Si a4N Medwyn Water — SS 41 n MedynHlc 55 ON Meea Rosaii~M>~~28 40n Meeanea m»>~~m~31 SOn Meeanee ...^.^.^. 8 4 45n Mealtak ,^..~.. — 5 3 43i« Maelliolt. EB(t.«..JS7 6n Meelicit ~~~6» UN MeenabFort ..~.~.S7 13n Meend Cliur~~.~~.39 ION Meer ~~~~~~~~~&1 44n Meer AbdullHli — 38 67" Meer Daoud, Serai 34 On Meernirli ~~~~~~39 On Meerkhan Tana ~.SS S5n Meerie ....~...~.~» S i 8oN Meerpoor ~....~.~. 8 4 34n Maerpoor ^24 43N Meerpoor ~.~~~~.38 88N Meenburg~~.~~~~47 41 n Mee(een~~~~.~»~.S<) S3n Meerut 39 Bn Meerwala 38 SaN Meet, Ije8~~~~~~*4 On Meetee ~.......~~».38 40n Meetaanee~~~~~~36 188 Meeuawi.... 39 S3n Meewolla. Iile~~~19 Ob MeRaloImma 39 On Megalopolis ~~.~.37 24N Megalo Rliflri.wM.S7 96N Mefsnlii 38 3Sn t Megantio ~~~~.46 6n Megantlo, Lake ~.4S 31n Megara ... ?y y 11 n Megar a ... m »>». 3m o9n Megatdioria _~~~36 81n Megdale Megerthis~. MegoM ~~~.- Megeva ~~~~~~~.4S bSn S3 34* 083W 80 9a 1 15W 9 35N 34 64N 81 ."MB 33 I9a 9 9B 7S40W 30 131 S 6* 9 ION 91 W a3 36N 17a4« 94 I8a 13a 9 Oa 4 S3te 73 S2W 3 8«w 81 S6OT Sfiavr 5 4W 64 40fr 66 lAW 39 38B S0S3a 30 SOB 533W 60 4!)w 15 OH «7 10 S8 10 S6 SI SS 44 ai 49 90 16 S6 38 38 33 19 34 S6 34 39 49 34 44 34 34 CO 80 87 S7 37 34 60 8 Megganie Caatle~J6 seN Meggat Water 55 39n MegiBlem, 50 57N Mmon 47 3n MegTddo ....~~ — 32 35N 15 58a 9i45B 1 4»w 63 loa 17 36a 43 42a 90 121 54 9B S8 18a 28 OB 90a 8 33W 35 27a 70 6B fl!) 30a 68 22B 8 41W 10 2Sa 8 IW 56 57a 56 IB 80 SOB 6 89B 51 OB 63 IIB 71 SB 73 52B 67 58a 4 45a 67 33B 68 35a 67 54B 9 17a S44a 7T38a 71 S4B 5 58B 67 SOB 34 24B SS 3a 178 20B 83 13a 38 8B 33 91a 30 461 71 18wr 70 68wr 15 IIB 83 SIB 85 888 3 7W 13S3B I 14W 6 33a 4 33W 3 17W S408 8 33a 3.'^ lOB 34 66 89 9 66 19 38 19 3S 36 36 10 13 33 33 33 33 IS 31 13 33 33 33 17 sa 33 33 33 33 16 33 33 33 18 16 33 33 14 sa 38 33 63 38 38 38 38 41 41 66 38 38 13 66 14 35 la 13 16 15 31 MalanU ~~. Melentevika Meleoui ~~ MalM Melta ~6S I3if 63 40N M 4N 38N 41 IN Melfa, Rirer ~~~41 33n Molford Lake ~.~.Ji6 18N Melford, Long~«J>3 4n Melgaio ~~..~.~. 8 30S Melgig ~~~~~..~~33 S5N Melgund Ciutle ~.56 43N Melice ~~.~~~~.~45 5SN Meliden ~....~~.~JB 20n Melidea~. J8 9n Meligala ~~~~~~37 13n MeUgon~~~~~~~.37 2In Metilla Melilla Melinado Melinda MelipUbt MeliMa Melita MeUto ~.37 18N »»*» ~~~35 I7n ~37 45n M« 3 w«mU uIIB .~J9 I9N S3N Melita, or MeleetaSS 7s Melitene ~~~~~~38 88n Melito ~~~~. 37 57N Melkovats ~~.~~.43 2«n Melkiham ....~.~..51 82n Mella, River ~~~45 3n Melle ~.~~.....~~J6 15N Melle 53 12n Melle della, Cupe 43 58n Melleha~~~~.~.~.35 55N Melleha Bay~~~'~3S 57n Mellen ~~~~.~~~47 15n Melltndorf ..~~~.53 33n Mellentone ~.65 39n Mellid ~».~. ..«.i 4 ii 5lN MelUloch ~~~~~~55 59N Mellingen . ~.~47 85N Mellingwood HUi 65 14n Melnik ~~~~.~~~60 I8n Mello ~~.......~..~10 40s »*»WI«W^*»^l*»*»'i J)7 53n Mellon Mellor ~~~ 53 24N Mellor ~ ...~.,53 46N Meluerby — ~~~54 44n Melueat ~~~~~~~.58 39n Meloe. Iile ~~~~.Ji6 47n Meloine, Islea 48 49n Melora, blei 43 S4n Meloa ~~~~~~~~JI6 43N Melos Harbour ~.30 43n Melot L~~~~.~~..3C 41n Mclpers ~~~~~~-50 33N Muiriclutadt .. JO 86N Melrgee .~~....~~...55 3ttN Melrose Head.~~~57 40n MeMngen ~~~~~.5I 7n Moliter ~~~~.~~~58 46N Meltn~.~~~~~~~.43 I5N Melton Constuble^S 63t» Melton Mowbnt" 53 46n Melton Koaa~~~~.^ StiN MelU 47 3N Melulish ~~~~~~35 5N Melun~~~~. .48 3IN Melvog .~.>.~.~~~57 sriN Melvildearg 57 39n Mulville 39 23N Melville Bay (Oreenlund) ~. Melville, Cape (Carpentaria) Melville kle (Auitraliu) Melville Isle (North Ueorgia) 75 ION Melville PenliisulHfla ON MeWille, Port.~~.86 4()N Melville Sound ~.t« ION MelvUle Water ~.32 Os Melvin, Lough ~J)4 36n Memaiin ~~~~~~28 On Membrillar ~.~~.J5 SOs Membrio ~~~~~~39 31N MembroUes. Ia~~~47 33n Memel ~~.. ...65 4In 41 80a 48 43a S9 63B SI OB lS4la ISSSa SSIW 4la 8 I3W 4 10«r 80 39W 7 OB 9 43W 8 66a S34vr 8 45W 91 SBB 38 38a 31 4a IS 17a 3 8w 80 60a 39 6SB 71 nw 17 6B 1437a 17 30a S»«BB 38 SOB IS 49a 83 SIB 3 7W 10 41a 13W 8 eta 8 lla I4 81B 14 81a 8 39a 42a 8 34W 8 4w 6 18W 8 15a 8 67W 14 3()B 61 18W^ S34wr 8 IW 3 34w 3 3CW 4 27w 13 Oa 3 66w 10 18a 84 38a 84 36B 84 36a 10 16B 10 27a 3 44W 8 85W 9 3lB S80W 34 60a 1 2a 53W 84W 9 S4B 10 468 8 408 5 44nr 6 45W 74 60W Sb as as as as 35 13 10 34 34 61 36 13 16 9 34 38 38 87 36 36 38 36 60 36 66 66 38 66 36 37 10 35 14 17 3S 36 36 IS 17 13 34 13 15 13 19 51 11 9 9 9 11 33 14 35 38 38 8H 17 17 13 II 17 II 66 9 10 9 16 36 14 II II 44 Men tails Oapa Mentaiode~~~ Mentons .76 SON 69 OW 40 .14 SS 144 90a 53 II 308 131 OB 63 Memel, or Niinen River Memer ~~~~.. Memfayah, Gl W&5 16N 44 I7N E. 27 6N IIO OW 84 30W 127 668 106 OW 115 658 8 IIW 67 88 73 Ow 6 67W 43W 8 69w 81 738 31 S8B 1 61B 33 35B IS BBS .~~si I7N 43 46N 6 OS ~~.S1 9n 31 16N 40 39 34 89 63 13 S3 60 34 14 10 30 33 14 36 Msnuthisi I Menialeb ~, Mensalah L. MenssUnsk ....~~.J6 30n MeniieaCaitle~.~Ji6 S8n Maola ..~~..... ~ .~..5» 40n Meon Stoke ~~~~JM SON Meou «~~~~~~~~3I 38N Mepal S8 36N Mepang L. .,~...«.J0 46N Mepo Kbori JS 68n i8 48N Mepo Kbori Meppel 1 Meppen Meppen~~. MeqiwenR Mequinensa Mequinei Mer~~ Meran Merana Merarib Meravilbi Merawe Metays Merbat, Cape Merbet JI9 46N ~.58 40N .~.I3 368 ~.41 33N 66N .~.47 48N 41N 38 43N 33 46N .37 348 18 aSN a ON 17 ON so I9N Mercalo ..».».<<. ...^4 3 67 n Mercara~~~~~~~.18 .89N Mercedes ~~~~~~31 348 Mercel del Oro ~.36 7n Mercer ~~~~..~~^1 12n Meroer8burg~.~~~39 60N Merchants' Buy ~.67 SON Merchault ~~~~.JiO 48N Mercocur ~~~~~~45 3N Mercurii Prom 37 8N Mercury Bay 36 45s Mer de Olnce~.~.-4.'> 65N Merden AH .39 33N Merdin~~~~.,~~...37 38N Mordjan ~~ 43 49n Mere~.~~. 63 19N Mere 51 6n Merecucar ~~~~~. 8 S6n Mereda ~..~~~..~43 llN Merega ...~.... ~ .~.36 15N Meren, Kouin~~~25 UN Merekhem ~.~~~50 57n Mereworth. ~.5I I5N Mer|^le~... 65 55N Mergetlieim~~~~.49 30n Meigie 56 59n Merguen Uotun ~.49 SON MerguL... ~ . ~ ~. — 12 32N Mergui, Archipelago of. Merhngen. Meriama Merich Meridi Merl< Merii Meridei II ON .48 42N 63N 16 SON J» 6IN .30 58N 8 15N .~J52 25N AlflriilO ■«»^w»#»*»w».*^**43 34N Mertaium ~~~.~~~4I 58N 1 Merionethshire~JI3 47n Meijomeed ~.~~~~36 SON Meribliausen~~~~.47 45N Merkaserai ~~~~.~33 45N Merkland, Loch ~J»8 14N Merkland Point — SS 35N Merkopaly~~~~~~46 I9n Merkovtae~~~~~~43 35N Merlera~~~ ~.39 63n Mermentou Luke 29 SON Mermentou Uiver-29 35N Mero 4 348 t Meroe~. 16 On Meroe...i..««<»«~<~~..I6 40N Meroe Isle *6 20n Merom, Waters or3S 6n jlero o .~....«.....i..».< '0 cUB Meropl~.~~~~~~»87 S'2n Merowan.~~.~~~.83 30N Merribowhee ~.~... ? 6 148 Merritaville.~~~M~35 4n Mersburg~~~~~~Jil 32N Menohe~~~~~~~.49 45n Mersey, East 51 47N Mersey, River 53 2«N Mersey, River 41 808 Mershani .-51 7n Msrslngton 55 41N 114 asa lOSSB 7S4B 30 SOB 31 068 31 638 S3 68 3 86w S«8W 1 7W 103 64a 88 81 80B 3344a 6 12a 9 85a 7 I8a 68 SOW 30B ftSlW 1 Oa 11 148 SO 868 36 148 63 30w 31 608 94 658 64 SOa 4 98 la 128 76 658 65 48W 104 38W 80 33W 77 68W 63 SOW 5 438 1 668 11 88 175 488 6 588 39 688 40 138 27 48 3 83w 8 15W 64 3W 5 46W 1 678 33 398 3 638 338 6 68 6 9W 9 408 8 33W 125 08 98 508 OS 08 7 448 S4 388 74 518 6 I4W 89 40W 71 SOW 1 37W 7 40W 16 48 3 30W 56 478 8 378 91 438 446W 5 7W 14SSa SO 88 19 33B 93 SOW 92 67W 120 1P8 34 308 XI 40B 34 308 35 378 180 978 33 878 33 448 85 378 82 29W 13 08 6 68 A68 3 IW 146 358 658 8 32W 14 19 87 37 60 36 36 39 16 35 33 60 46 44 44 40 16 14 66 63 15 30 30 37 9 10 49 34 36 37 16 10 14 13 18 II 29 36 35 IS 23 33 34 46 49 10 34 49 10 33 IS 3S 11 13 19 27 38 44 44 35 36 68 65 81 59 38 87 88 44 30 16 10 8 53 10 la ■.nrrn.iiiij.u — BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. as llAT. ,.^1 I7N ^..^.,^^31 16N •tle^..Ji6 S8it M40N 43fi7N IS .901* .^1 348 Oro ~.26 71* rn 39 60M ' Bay ..^ anir ■ 48M 45 3K 37 8M 36 45s -45 55N .SO 3.1N .37 MH ^ 43 49N .-53 19M ..^8S6N -.^3 llN -36 15N toil).. lay-, nee. ■*^*i»^»i»^i*« 9Uin..^.^5 llN I .,.>~~i.,50 57N I ,„^.^l I5N (5 ftSN in~~w..>49 SON ; 69m lotun ...>49 SON 12 32N lagoof~ .11 On WMIMM>*«MI«I«II>» I #»l»~23 45N , Locli .,^8 14N Point.~J» 35N '~..,-..»~45 19N u Likke 89 SON u Iliver-89 3SN . 4348 ,16 On .I6 40N ^ ^'5 SON ^atenofSS 6n .35 888 J7 saw #.<< »<., 2 3 30N hee 26 148 ««V>«l«^W#^l«l«« le. .,.35 4N ^. .-.49 46N ^t~~.-.61 47N llvor S3 IWN liver 41 208 M 7N n<,~~~~-55 41N 114 iUa 10 9U 7 341 IB ana 31 568 31 598 53 58 3 S6w Stttv I 7W 103 548 88 81 908 92 448 6 128 9 958 7 188 69 20W 908 5SIW 1 08 11 148 90 568 36 148 63 30W 31 508 94 558 54 508 4 98 » 128 75 558 65 49W 104 38vr 80 asvr n saw 63 80«V 5 438 1 568 II 28 179 498 6 588 34 588 40 138 27 48 9 93w 9 ISW 64 ivr 5 46W 1 578 39 aam 9 538 938 6 68 6 9w 9 408 9 93W 125 08 98 508 OS 08 7 448 24 388 74 618 6 I4W 89 40W 71 20W 1 37w 7 4«w 16 48 3 39W 55 478 8 378 91 428 446W A 7W 14SS8 SO 88 19 398 92 SOW 92 57wr 13<) 198 34 308 ai 40B 84 308 35 378 150 978 23 978 39 448 25 378 82 29Hr 19 08 6 68 A68 3 iw 146 358 658 8 22W No. or Hat. w 17 95 55 87 37 9S 12 9 10 34 10 83 98 16 17 17 49 94 36 14 19 37 87 60 36 86 99 16 25 33 60 46 44 44 40 16 14 56 63 15 30 30 27 9 10 49 24 36 37 16 10 14 19 18 11 29 35 35 15 33 33 24 46 49 10 24 49 10 39 15 38 11 19 19 27 28 44 44 89 a« 55 m 81 sa 98 87 88 44 90 16 10 8 53 10 19 tiMmm. luT. Iioira, MeUwm ...63 3511 Matliaw Pania. of 37 SSn MetlutM m „.40 94M Metlidrioii««»««» 37 88ir Meth«l Bay ~,..^.„8« UN Metbliok ..~>..».^S7 25n Methna, Itaa ..,»,..38 SON Metbona ..».^^«37 36N Methone ». 86 47if Mathone ...>.>~~.^0 9Sm Metliom Mathven Metbwold Metby lAk( Matliymna . Matbyrdovon i Metyali, Plain oC^ .36 35N 1.1 4N .17 93N 11 58 8n Metkovieli Matocbi Metnro MctntpoU Matropoir Matropoll Matio Mettau Mettog^ ^.,-.<..«...,.37 38N Bfetuluin ».y.,~.~^ 41n Met«togen«. 48 33N Meulan ,..,-«~~.~..4U In Meulk.^..- ^,-39 41N 5N Meur Omiani ^.,.^3 5»n Meun.,.,..,...,.,-,.,...,^51 87N i Meurtbet De- partment of ~»«48 40ir MeurthaRiver...<..48 40n t Mauia, Depart- ment of ~~-~>-.49 ON MeuM. River ..,,^1 S6N Mevugivey ,-,»..^..50 15N ± Mewar ^.-..^.^'iS On Mewe ,-.,^.~<-,~-..53 SON Mewolla Isle~..,.....19 108 Mawttone Iile.,~..43 46B L Mexico ^~.,-...>-19 ON Mexico ..>~~....JU ON exico ..19 98N Mexico Bay (New York^.-.-,.43 34N Mexico Sea« or Oulfof ^,.-...^..25 ON Mexillea.^...>.~..~>47 4 In MexUlone8| Bay of 23 58S Meximieux ,...^^.45 54N Mexood Beggy 31 48N Meyaponte ~~,— .16 4s Meyd,, 51 20n Meyenfeld.~~. 47 In Meykirch ~.~~.~~47 In Meylmuiij 34 56n 1 saw 98 898 8 96tr 99 138 3 Iw 8 16W 34 49B 93 918 91 2lB 99 308 77 558 3 35W 818 68 SOW 96 128 3 15W 8 58 17 3HB 19 248 74 26W 94 668 97 908 91 158 86 98 8 78 92 108 1S>238 6 138 9 488 9 178 1 558 31 S08 1 4SB 27 448 6888 6 338 6 llB OKb lAil Mey, Men oL..,.„.ja 89N Meyouieed »..»..«— 36 30n Meyringen «-~..^(i 44N Meyaauna ,.,..,^.,^23 S4N Mexakoves-a ~~w47 6if Meiamfrio,~.~-.~.4l 17n Mexe. 43 27N Maxane < ~ < ^ SON Mexene River ,-^..65 28n Mexetll .#»*># »»#~>.~~-46 37n Mexi^res .....~.-,..>49 45n Mexinghird ,-..w«.40 6n MuzoTeleaa 47 »n MexoTur 47 In Mexquila 40 4.i'V Mexxo Ooro 44 &4N Mexxovo .»M~~.-.39 S2N Mgiar al, Baliri B.35 S2n Mglin 53 7N Mharr.^ 18 3N MlielaMaunda ...31 16N Mhor Ben Mhowa Mi Mi^iai MialmaUan .....^^16 33n Mian 2U 878 53W 12 4B 31 238 14 19B 39 538 73 898 63 598 4 63W 71 508 103 538 5 58W 5 38W 96 SOW 104 508 47 SU8 102 48 113 108 60 14 32 11 51 16 15 15 32 11 32 15 83 19 24 14 23 23 30 14 15 14 30 19 19 24 35 27 26 23 33 33 11 83 34 24 11 46 34 33 81 31 MkMMon. MMdIalon . MIddUton Clianay 52 4n MMdlatoo, North 55 3IN NkMaton, Houtb 55 30n MkkUatoa, B. Oaorga ...... Middlaton'i Ule MIddletown Middlatown Middlatown Middlawkih Mlddtowi Mldaary......-,...,.,J>7 47n Midfortb.,..,.,-,..,..,-,^^ 46N MidhiM!it-..,....«,...50 SON Midia. Cape...~.,~.44 93n Midiah ~.......,.>...41 3Sn a Ut. OO^^^KWW S9N 17 08 ' 4Sn I5N SSN .63 IIM 34N Mldianite«........,98 SON Mtdianltv8......,.^28 SON Mklianitca.....,.._28 40N Midland DUtriet 44 34n ldlem.». ^^K 32N MMltmi .... ....At 44N Nidmar 57 9n Midnapoor .........22 S8N Midroa ........,....— 85 2n Midroa River ....,-35 36n Midsland ~. ....53 24N Midittup ............56 18N Mielan 43 27n Mialae ~~.. so son Mianyang.....,~..~.30 13n Mter ... 26 SSN Miewiiko ..^...-.^.53 43n Migatgara ..,.,-^^40 S2n 74 46W 76 43W I l«w I «iw 1 sew 1 98w 179 308 3 24W 3 24W 7 25W 9 27w 3 4W 3 54W 3 42W 45W 28 528 88 7B 31 528 35 08 35 08 77 low 3 45W 8388 9 33W 87 168 1 518 3 108 5 158 9 32B 188 91 308 113 168 98 3IW 17 198 26 5lB Miggiarro B. .~~.8S SUN 5figrie ...... .......». 5 7 ttN Miguel. Lago ts. ~.I2 878 Miguel 8. ............12 308 Miguel 8. ......~..>.16 SOS Miguel & 18 33S Miguel 8. ^ ~~26 27s Miguel de Muliany, 8. ^..-.14 3i)8 Miluty, N. „^^*a 4SN Mikiukyt. Lake ..,^0 3SN Mikanovcsa~~~~.4S 15N MikhaUoT..........~96 42n Mikhailov 54 I2N Mikbalavak 47 S8N Mikiui ..-,.......~.-4S SSN Mikia Fen-y....,..~.S7 SON MikuUnce..-~,~»~.49 95n Milagro .,-... .42 14N MilagroCove.~~~40 iss Milab 36 24N Milakkand...^ ~37 4n w45 28N .38 15N ,38 15N Milan Milaxxo . Milaxxo Bay. Milben ...- ..~.S7 32N Miibom Port SO S8N Milclinieu . 4 7 ION Milcken.. .>. J> 8 6SN Milden .,.^-,..^^^.53 4n Milden ..,.^........... 5 7 i4n Mlldenhall Mileham Milebouae Milenea Mileta — 59 23N r^^i 46N .....,-59 31 N 38 S6N .%39M MiletopolisL 40 9N Miletus ......... ..■~. 3 7 3UN MilfontM, Villu- nova de ......~.~37 42m Milford 51 44N Milford .......... .-^JW 44N Milford >~.41 35N Milford Haven.~~.Sl 41n Milfoid Haven and Harbour~~..44 SOs MUford iBle 53 47N Milford (PeniiByl. vania) ^..-..^^^...41 20n Mllh 31 I6N Milhau ~.... . "44 6n Mill *0 MM Millaa. K..^ 3!> SON Milicia :«» 3M Militich ~~~- SI 34N Milk Haven 54 26N Milk River -~.~.~.I7 SIN Milk Water ss 7n Miilimd^-.~.~,.~~~5564N 44 44 10 9 9 19 19 13 9 11 11 19 10 27 97 87 31 31 49 19 17 11 S3 16 91 14 19 34 46 90 27 14 148 26 2 57W 11 66 Ow 49 64 80W 49 60 ISW 49 59 SOW 49 62 48W 60 67 6w 81 588 4 36w 83 56w 18 398 2!) 588 38 458 41 268 97 688 4 6w 25 458 6 47B 1 4»W 73 SOW 6 38 46 58 9 108 15 148 15 188 3 8w 2 98W 7 618 21 598 SIB 9 4W 318 SOB 6 3SW 93 188 16 88 98 08 27 208 167 458 1 14W 74 46W 35 £8 3 38 90 248 81 308 13 348 17 348 U 29W 77 22W 3 IBW 3 20W 49 19 94 44 19 93 33 93 27 11 19 16 24 50 86 30 25 96 96 11 10 15 90 10 11 10 10 13 98 96 66 66 8 44w 24 5 OW 10 1 Saw 10 73 19w 44 5 6w 10 53 9 44 31 14 27 27 26 30 13 47 13 13 Minails Mloan River Mlnate .M 99M 6 40N M 7" MfaiBi, PoB(«f.~~.49 47N i Minua Oaraaa ~.I7 08 Minatoliou River 30 on Minaya ».„.....„. ..39 1»n Mbibatal Mlndiinmadivai Volcano. 9 54N .49 468 Minobin Hampton 51 41n Mindanao Island-. 8 ON Mindanao Lake -. 7 On Mlndal, River .,-~.48 S9N Minden 58 Ihn Mindoro, Isle Mindoio Strait Mbidlon 19 SON 12 15N 59 SON 88 fl8N Mine, La. River (MiMOuri). Mine Head Minabead Minehouse Minerva Isle Minervino ~~- Mines of Lapis Lasuli ,..iu,i„i„jW 6n Mines, Basin of ^.45 15N Mbies, Copper 29 14N Mtaies. Silver ~~~29 87n Mingary Caiilu ~.S6 43n Mingera~~-~«-~~3S 128 Minglanilla ........39 32N i MlngreiU 49 90n Mtaigulay Isle ~~~S6 son Mbiiio R. ~~— ,~~I7 47N Mbiiak R. 31 SON MinicoyIsl3~.~~~ 8 ISN Minieh .~~.~..~~.28 5n 1 Mlnieb ~.~, 27 49N Mbiieres ~~— 46 22n Minigbaff~~-~.~.54 57n Minibiva ~~...„~S5 I2N MinUuca Minioucli .. Mbiius Fl. Minisus Minnagara Minni^ W Minoo^.^., Minoa-~...... 86 40N Minobi ~.~.-„...63 SON Minorca, IkIo ~~~39 56N Minqueres Ifcles -,.48 57n Minsieve ~..-.~~J0 14N t Min8k~.......,..~ja 40N Minsk «..», 69 8n Minska 46 32N Minster .~~.. '>0 41 n MfaiMer ~. — 51 SON 54 54N S3 3«N SIN i7 32N ..,.^55 39N 12 38S Mbisteracres Minsterley. Minsterwortli MiDtlaw. Minto t Minto, Mbiuandguddu~.~. 7 lA" Mioseu, Lake ~-.,4>0 38n Mipsls »..30 45N Mir ~~.~.- 53 28N Mta> ~..~~ .40 28N Mira .~~~-.-...~. U lOa MirBflore8~.~.~~~25 18s Mbrabal~-.-~. « 47n Mirabella ~. II 29n Mirador~~~ 7 lOs Mirambeuu .w~.~.45 24N Mirambal ~...-~~.40 88n MinunicbiUny ~.47 7m Miramfaibi Uiver-.46 SUN MirandSw ..-.,.42 4,in Miranda 41 40n Miranda Ft 19 20a Mirandas ~.-.-..~ 2 7 3us Mirand e ...— ..— ......43 32N Mirandeiia 41 36N Mirandola 44 52N MiraniiBS... 1 25s Mirapoorooa blM -99 4n Mirauas 3 7s Miravallas 43 9n Miray Bay ..-~.~-.46 In Mirtf 31 44N Mirebalais-. ,...18 SON Mirebaau ~~-~.~.46 49N Mirebean ~~-47 96N Mirccourt 4R I8N 4 SW «9 6ir 6 17W 47 47B 45 90W 101 188 9 32W 7» i2B 79 45W 9 llw 125 08 125 9118 10 2SB 8 5:iB 191 lOa 180 408 9 &3W 09 40W 7 34W S37W 460W 137 OW '16 5B 70 46B 64 OW 8 49W 8 37W 6 8W 148 4B I 42W 49 08 7 40w 77 17W 101 08 73 30B 30 478 30 48B 98 4 97w 3 5JW 91 428 50 458 9 OW 33S.>8 68 08 3 53W 94 lOB 99 38 » 7w 4 16B 9 !>W 33 5aR 28 08 27 348 21 348 38 458 4 40w 1 188 1 SOW 9 56W 9 SOW 9 IW 9 llw 117 308 79 3«8 II 08 30 408 96 838 8 45W 75 90W 63 I9W 67 57w II 458 48 40W 37w I9W 65 Ow 65 40W 3 Ow 6 181V 67 SOW 64 4W 238 7 IIW 11 78 73 Ow 74 low 67 32W 2 SOW SO sow 35 268 73 lOw 108 6 908 C lla No. Of n' 49 12 3S 51 M 94 SS 80 10 35 SS 18 17 88 85 10 44 13 10 19 1 98 41 88 86 19 68 94 28 19 47 84 88 87 37 14 11 19 19 93 55 66 65 12 66 98 13 84 14 37 93 33 23 23 10 10 9 10 10 11 12 63 33 89 65 33 24 49 50 49 25 51 14 24 41 41 94 94 51 60 14 84 25 49 47 46 24 41 31 47 14 14 14 2 47 N .1 :vw lu TMexakoves-a 47 sjm un :«. ■mT!mW ill , I . I LM BWH KUIIULUIHIB ni4f r Msmoronv, Uivar 8 MB MamotliCavcGrt^ ION MmUmiwi .- Sn> " JO M MMM,«rT«bUL4l I)« Manur, O. .....^ 9 *on Mmmw. I«I« .1.^ 8 6M MniwcwMi .BO 4M Mannoor ^...^^....aa SW 1 SSM JN 5M .13 IM IM nanw, Qi. ia9..M SIN MmmuiImu, River 5 37> MMIMiti»lM,IUv«97 IM tiMMuiti»i^«......>85 ait MmiuiiMl «.....JI >W Mmimnui FfMh L.M 40> MMiapIwi, River 4 Mn Manapire ».,.....^ 8 Sn Mnaplre, Rirer^ 7 44n aUiiw«oo(|y'~~~.10 38N MwM >,» M an MaiMiieti ^...,.J» >N il Maiumeh. .^S9N MniMtee. River .^ 44n ManMi ^......^.>17 An MM»ti Point .....^1 SSn MaiiaUNi ...««,.».. 8 348 ||lHiMitoddy...>.^ll 48N Muiawa-towi, or TliiM Kinfiy.~.iJ4 19i MaBawata River w40 SM ManlMilao .....^^U iMm L Maiic>ia^.~~.«»8t) 7n Bf anolia Real ....^ 48n t Manohe, De- partment of M~.49 0N Muncher .^^^^87 20N Manelieeter ^..«^~J 3 39n t Mnnehetter ««^I8 4n klancheiter (Kentueky) ~~.»S7 16n Manoheeler, and Laiata Canal..,..Aa 30n MMMbeiter (NovaBaotia)wt5 94N Manciet..^.>>...«U3 4aN Mancnniiiin ,..,.... J> 8 30n Mandabili «J»4 flSN Mandal *m** » »»*^* 9 * mX ^ 3N KaiiAtr, Mt>~~~~S4 S3N Mandaruiu,..^..JU 51N Manda«.«.~~..~..J!> 33N Mandavaca .^....i. 9 ION Maad«eiliah«.»~~.'i8 9Sn Maiidelyah. Gulf •C II 37 SON llaiidarR. ......«»41 398 ManderKlieid ^...^ 14N Kandere River ..M 108 Mandeville mwmm37 36N Manga 93 908 If aniaitaroa R. ~.38 38b Ifanga-kahia ..^ M 43b MBnpi>kino.»~»~.a8 1/8 Manialia ...^^^.M SIN ulangalore ......,.,.19 S4N Manganoi Kt.^~A< 50s SCasgaety «v^M>*Mi*«««S8 6n Mangnwem R 39 :N)8 Mangawlo., 38 Sa Maagderal, Str. of 8 45b Mangeegurd .^.......^ In S41W 8 SOW 75 OB 74 49B 10 108 149 SAB 140 Sim 147 S3B 148 OB 108 31 38 1 SOW 15ft7N 16 48 19 658 43S7W 17S 30B 173 55B 175 46b 98 36B 74 688 173 408 7 8W 176 958 175 368 110 458 70 158 41 14 86 aa 33 aa 87 96 49 87 80 63 17 36 47 85 49 63 60 83 88 61 31 19 S3 S3 97 34 66 S3 S3 35 63 63 63 63 10 87 9 36 86 36 61 63 63 63 37 S3 S3 11 63 S3 85 S3 Mamfeld SI 36N Manaiteld 53 8N Mamfleld I«le 63 on Manifleld (Otiio)wlO 45N Manailla ..49 6n ManiiUa . .43 91 n Manait ........... ...JO ilN Mando 45 63N Manaoravara, L. -SO 45N Mamoriaii ........>38 45N t Manw)iua .......jao 64N Mm iCMI H I o KKi X Bwiii w Oi 911 Maniton^..>.»«,~.J»0 66N Mantagong ~~~~~I8 41N ManUlagooM L....^ 3n Mantalingani SI. . On Mantao River .....^17 Oa Mantaro River ..^11 458 Mantaro, River ...19 58 i Mantataea ...^.98 40a Mantelo Cape .^^.^ S7n Muntern .i..»»47 94n Mantea 4P On Manliana h.^.-^^-M 35n Mantigan River ..A3 I9n Mantin lele ..~J" SSf 1 Bfantinea .^....^87 30n Hantinea ...,..w...-37 3Kn Mantinonim Upp. 49 45N Mantle ...~.......... 9 15n Mnnton ^..M 38N Mantry .46 40N Mantwia ........,~.60 S8n Mantua ...^.........45 On M antua .. .^..45 ION Muuukao Harb. ~.37 5b Maiiuke^^.. . 99 40N Manukou Port.....37 ...>...49 34n Manaanaiw ....~.3B On Manaanllia ..........37 94n ManBanlllo Point 38N Manaano Cuve w(0 358 Mao ...w «.<....«..31 35n Mao .... . 95 41N Maon ....Jl 96N Maon, Wilder- neMof . I o**«<»www»« ..31 94N M ftOrt IC l owy .....«5l I5n Mapleited L ......JM S8N Maputo River .......36 308 Maqueda MM....M.M...40 7n Maquia R. Mar, Cape Mar Cbiquita Mar Sa. do Mara 6 408 >.43 99N 37 44B .85 08 ao 92N Blarabooty Weill 95 53N Marabou. hle~w~3l 8n Maraca, file ..».. 3 On Maraea River ....>. 8 97n Maracanda ........ ...SO SON MafacaaMime R. . I SB Maracaybo .......»I0 40N Mantcaybo, or Yenecuela, Gulf of 11 SON Maracaybo, Lake of ..................... 9 SON Maraenui ...^.........37 908 Manienul............M.37 40b Mamga .......^...^....37 ION Marogiirlti ..........30 99N Manigat. El .^.^..96 37N Maragliah,............^ ION Maragin River ... 1 908 Maragogipe .....^.^.13 378 Maragnaga, Mt.... 3 45n Marari...~............]?9 84N Marakeh .~......~.10 ION Marakiali ............ 3 5 5n Maralia ^...^.......^.JO 85n Maranibiiya I«le ....'23 il8 Manunec River .~88 97n Maran ...«.~.....>.43 5n Maranchori ............41 On i Maranham ...... 6 Ob Maranham Iile .... 9 858 Maranhaiii, River 9 49b Maranliao, River 14 198 Marano ... n . .........4 3 In Miumnon, River ^ 5 448 Marant >.««..........4A 30N Marapully 16 50N Marargiu. Cjipe .^40 91N II ,138 I I9W 80 SOW 82 49W '9 55W 593W 8 91W SB 81 968 7 90W 31 418 81 968 9 14W 76 988 75 15W 118 108 44 08 73 SOW 73 30W 87 408 94 S9B 14 518 I 498 49 458 85 OOW 6 14W 99 908 39 19a 10 368 80 50b 43W S3S8 96 188 10 488 10 488 174 388 74 308 174 SOB 14 318 8 46W 40 98 6 SOW 3 32W 6 17W 79 33H 73 S4W 104 108 81 598 85 108 35 148 39 988 64 I9W 40 498 96 168 103 47W 103 95W 1 9W 1 OW 0388 89 408 4 19W 73 OW 4 S6W 67 ISW 49 low 39 578 5 I9W 99 498 60 6W 61 49w 67 OB 45 38W 71 60W 30 9 40 44 94 94 94 14 88 86 87 87 10 33 43 86 36 49 49 38 38 19 14 66 44 II 38 38 66 SS 10 14 33 36 66 63 83 64 36 13 33 34 34 34 49 SO 84 SS 81 81 38 49 80 98 46 46 10 10 10 88 34 «9 94 SO 51 87 36 87 61 49 65 61 49 Marengo (Abtbama) Marennea 71 SOW 49 71 38w 174 508 178 48 46 178 90 948 31 SffB 46 IS8 103 SOB 38 OW 66 40w 32 57b 30 SOB 30 Ob 10 67b 43 44w 00 19w 43 94B 3 OW 46 Ow 44 OW 44 95W 49 OW 13 5.1B 78 SOW 1 IW TO 10a a aim 49 68 S3 S3 27 87 80 35 51 49 81 36 SO 38 61 44 33 34 61 61 61 61 36 49 14 33 36 MareochU River...44 5N Maree, Loch........Jt7 49N Marengo ....... w44 SSN ION M 49N Maraotia, liafce.....ai 4N Mareiliab >... Jl SON Mareull >4S 37n Mareura..««..»...i .16 96N Marfom 61 SSN Margaret R. ...... ..^ 13 S9S Margaret Town ...18 I9N Margarito. Ivie ..._1 1 on Margate 51 94N i Marglana 37 90*! Margitto 47 91 N Margollea .....43 34N Maegonin ....~~.53 S8N Maijool.. — .......IB 4N Margui PI. .......36 ION Margui R...........44 15n Maiiuun .... — ...JI9 40N Marham Cliureh...SO 49N Mar Hanna ......J3 55N 19 38b 98 S96n II 843B M .JiS 9N ...38 9IN JfJ SON 25N Marl. nan .......... Maria...... Maria, C. S. Maria, Cape Sla....S4 338 Maria Fort SI 16n Slaria Iile 49 408 Maria, Isle Sa. ...41 18N Maria, KU ...........47 I6n Maria Lazara ......97 SON Maria P. ..........18 98n Muria& SON Maria, & R 33 498 Maria, Sd. ..........95 578 Maria, Sta. ........30 SON Maria, Van Dicmen 0.........34 96b 173 38b as Maria'i, The 'fhree Iilandi — 31 16n MariabB....... 15 30n Mariager — ^...56 40n i7S8W I 7w ao 4B 84 SOB 96B 95 SOB 148 35B 343W 114 OB 70 31 W 64 ISW 1 93B 83 OB 83 llB 6 UW 17 48 89 918 69 808 91 98 398 4 S9W 35 S7B 93 lOB 83 68 9 34W 99 548 64 low 4 ISB 148 llB 938 81 498 130 SOW 76 56W 75 SOW 63 Ow 54 96W 9 50B 44 14 87 81 14 SS 69 10 68 47 «I9 10 86 19 34 I* SS 65 66 10 10 SO 38 38 34 98 SI 16 sa 99 19 S4 47 60 60 61 34 Mariager Fiord ,.M 43n Marlani Mariana. Mariaiihafe Marianna Marianne Iilands Marianpol......~.~64 SSN Marianiee . .. .. ..54 ISn Marianuni...........41 98N Mariai de CygneR.38 SN Mariai, Me ......49 308 Marlaitown.. 44 64N Mariatai ..........86 658 Maribeca .......^. 9 1 158 Maribeiei ........U 96n Marice, Cape .....18 16N Mari^^ . ..36 6N Marie Galante.Islelft 68N Marie River ........ 138 Marieboe ..........J>4 46n Marlefred ...........50 16n Marieholin.i.......57 16n BIarienialene..~~56 94N Marienburg .......JM In Marienlmrg......57 91 n Marienburg .......W SON Marienwerder .....A^ 45w 1 Marieotad Marleitad Mariotto Mariguana BfarikuaR Marinai River. Marlnha Marino . Marino Marino S. Marion ..SS 90N .....Jig 44N 98N 96N 94 408 30 198 .10 4flN ....43 d6N 41 48N ...37 S7N ION Marion ........... r jg 4 In Marlon ... ..:I3 3;n JWI«M'»»*l»0*>»#JII An fwwwal SON 45 371* .I6S6N .51 35N .18 1211 ,11 OM A\ S4Br -^ SOW 47 91N — 43 a4R ,.^% fiSN ,18 4N ,,.^6 ION ...,44 15M M 40N i,.JH» 49N .33 A6N ~,Ji8 3M J8 91lt J6 SSN K,,.34 33t ..,^(1 16n 43 40s ,41 18ir — 47 I6!f ,87 SON ,18 88N . SON ...32 43S >^6 67s 39 SON 11: ao 4N 84 S6I 851 WSOB 148 3SB 343W 114 ON 70 31 «r 64 lS«r 1 98a 63 oa 93 liB 5 llw >7 4a 89 9la 69 sua 91 9a 0S9a 4 89W 3A S7B 93 lOa 83 6a 9 34Mr 99 64a 64 ISir 4 16a 148 lla » 33a 91 49a 139 30W 76 S6w 76 WW 63 Ow 64 96W 9 60a 44 U 87 SI U AS 69 10 68 47 t» 10 86 19 34 '88 66 66 10 10 80 38 38 34 98 61 16 88 95 19 M 47 60 80 61 34 — 34 96a 173 38a 68 106 16W 45 39ii 10 3B 10 l&B 9 \\vr esoB 7 I7B 44 36W 146 30a 3S96B 18 I6B 9 Ca 04 inr 148 16a 76 15W 176 4a 40 46W 130 98B 66 40B 40 36a 61 ISB 61 16ir 66 40W 11 SOB 17 6B 16 li)B 10 99b 19 SB 97 6b 13 6B 18 64b IS 35a 13 48B 81 SOW 73 30W 98 60a 67 33W 8 87W 19 MB 19S8B 94 ^B 79 98W 99 I3W 87 26W 83 16W 148 ^t* 46 OB ~>>4A 08 ~~^ ON 47 .3N 6 liN 44 I4N .~.„.38 ON .,,„34 SUN ,„.4(l 48N .,.^,87 ON ' ,Jii 37n 46 65 91 91 M 66 19 51 99 98 90 66 44 69 49 68 51 85 39 66 88 47 49 31 39 39 31 30 33 17 30 33 33 44 4r 38 60 34 35 35 33 44 44 44 44 68 46 Ob 8 87 OB 3 9J49a 38 37 308 33 75 2w 49 S4 66a 31 7 lOB 36 13 3B 36 80 l;-i 33 96 9k 97 99 49a 98 86 13B 81 MuoM, River „... 4 32a Maroma ....... ,.,...,4 57N Maronla... .,...16 40w MarooC ~81 SON 76 40W 35S3a S8 40B 9B Maroon Town Manot 18 91N sa ON ■MiMiMnO 83N Ifarot, Rivor Manntiea Marou. Mamalu Marpoveino Marquarditein...M.47 43M MarqiMiai Itlei ... 8 OS MMqiM* lea ..... 9 4 35N MarquMton ..,~..>J>5 14n Marqu«ttM RiverUS aON Mawiulon ^...,^„M WN M»rqult e ,........-,.i80 49N Nanwi .....w.,..,,.,.. Jo 3«iN AfsRoei««.~~~~»~lil 46N MaiTOomls Marrublu Manubli Mana Mans FHbin.......,.J6 47n Bfana Oolettii....~:M 84n MRn&t Iia.,,.,.,..,,*, 3 6 43n Mana Soala .36 61n Mana8airocco.~~J6 48n Msna ZiiMt...,~.~36 46n Mawala ... ~. J7 49N Marist Kooinluh.~40 ION Manchlna 47 46N Mwfwlon,..,,, 'i M 36N Manden Gruat....,.JKi SIN MMTiden LUtle,M...,&3 60N Muad«n Mt.,..»..~J3 Ss Manden P. .^.,...,36 33s BfwrMllle 49 34n Moneille ..^....,..,43 19N Msnlifleld.^ 61 97n Manhvllle 3» 19n Msnico Nuovo ~~,40 94N Manilla. ManlnaMi Manic Manko Mantetlan Manton. Mantoo Manton Manton Bigot Manton Norili.,.«Jil 63N Manton, Priurs ..,63 I3N Mantnmd ble...„J>7 65n Mana, River «.«..49 13N Martn. Ba..~,...»~J9 14N Marts, Bta ~.~,38 SON Marta, Bta.,.,..,,....!! l/N Martaban .~~.....~16 S9n MartabuiG. of Martano Martenbu^ Martendyk Miinha Biea MarthaBnaHarb.18 SON Martlia Br«a R. ~,18 SON Marttiam «.,..,.,..„JB 43n Marttaa'i Vine- yard, Isle ...^...41 90n Martianiu Laciu~,37 SON Martigao ............40 97n Martigno .»..».>... ,,48 UN Martigne ............47 60n Martigny ...«,.~..~.48 37n Martigny ...........M 6n Martinettt ...........48 97n Martin Caatle ,.,^61 SON Martin Lalce .^...64 ON Martin's Town ^.M 49n Martinham Lake -66 S6n 51 artinho ............'W 30n S Martinhoe Martini . ,.61 14N ~38 35n Martinique Isle ...14 ION Martlnlongo ,>~.~.~.37 31 n Mnrtinov <.>~....~J>8 33n MartinsbrucK ..,..,46 54n Martinsburgli ,...^.39 9Cn Martinsburgli ......43 48N Martiesham ...~...5a 4n Martley >,~,......,~i8 15N Morton ...,.~....„....a3 19n Martun ^..^.....^..,.60 68N Marton ........^^...Jtt I9n Marton ,..„......~.,48 I9n Marton Great ......63 48N Marton Little ....JSa 49n Martos ..,.......,..-37 46N Martros ,..,....,. ,.48 I4n Martyropolis «~~.38 I9n Maninlti a ,......«,.,.~38 43n r9S3B 94 SOB 80 IIB 11 43B 67 lOB 17 3SB 13 low I9 96B 140 Ow 89 46W S66W 86 65W 5 4a I 4la 37 OB 4 38W 70 40a 8 98a 13 40B 10 Oa 4 35W 1 8B 16 OB 14 34B 14 S4B 3 30a 13 86a 40 40b 95 6lB 1 66w 9 llw 9 19W 149 68B 137 40a I 5BB 6 99a 9 I9W 80 62W 15 40a 63 SOW 77 37a 96 97B 1 iw 1 49W 9 SB 9S3W 1 I4W 1 I4W 9 29w 6lw 1 iSW II 38a 11 49a 9 97w 6 33W 74 13w 97 47a 36 Ma 97 OB 18 15a 4aoB 5 lOa 77 40w 77 46w 77 40W 1 37B 70 35W 46 36a 8 I4W 040W 1 16W 563a 7 6B 97 83B 5 IW 117 Ow 3 saw 4 33W 8 34W S64w 93 16b 60 68V/ 7 3SW 47 18* 10 S7a 76 J3w 1 'i6a 9 2lw 45w 1 64W I 8Sw VI 17a 3 2w 9 60W 4 3w 060B 40 60b 82 7B 49 66 66 89 47 88 19 19 95 88 19 86 18 54 44 19 44 14 14 80 10 83 96 66 36 86 36 36 36 36 86 36 80 19 9 9 9 09 59 14 14 10 44 96 S7 9 » 15 9 9 iS 10 10 99 95 94 84 80 85 96 II 16 47 47 47 10 44 56 94 14 14 14 1ft 97 10 40 10 19 94 10 98 47 94 98 15 44 44 10 10 9 10 10 19 9 9 94 14 66 88 asseme Massiae Manill MasriUon MaMingham MassltnolM PI. Mastow Massuedo, M.. Massy R. ... 8 lOs Massy, River ,..,>«. 8 9b MasU RWer... J» ISn Maitain...... A. < 49N Mastsfua .,J6 85N Mastsrton River ...S9 SOa Mastioo Oape..-...J8 6n » 53N MsBttaMlonl,....,..J7 58n MaMiUpatam ...^16 IOn Mataeataoes Kraal96 60s Mataolwl, River..,S8 47n Mataoumbe Isle >.94 66N Malagalpa IS 49n Mataauayos .........33 91s MatiikanaHarb...J6 866 Mata Mata ..„..., Jg 33a Matafat Cape ..,.,,.. J4 64n Mataliqui, CRpe.~49 ISS Mata mawl Cape, or Kidnapper PointSO 40a Matane n .48 46N Matane River .....»48 46N Matanieli ..„.......V9 7n MatanUto Revf ...^ 96N Matanaas ,....,,...,,93 ON Mantansas Inlet .^39 87N MaUpan Cape. ...» J6 31n Matapediae Lake w48 83N BlaUpediao.UiverU7 6Sn Mutaporgueni.~M,43 6Sn Mataquito River..J4 SSS Maura 88 9a Mataram .,.,.,...»,» 8 SOs MaUrat, Lake...~.95 9ils Matarteh.., ,..80 8n Matarieh 31 UN Mataro ., ,41 S2N Mawta-.„..„.....-37 64s MaUuin, L)ik«..,,.47 S6N Mataura River ... 6 Os Matauia Uiver ... 1 SOs Matauro, River ..US 50n MaUwamkeag R. 46 36n MaMbaquaro,...».S6 14a Mateiiikiia ...„.....,60 43n Matchin ....,...,..,..45 7n Mstohiiig . ...... 6 1 47n 11 17N ■ 16N Mateepollulm Mutelica- Matelotoa Isle...... 8 SON Mate*inate .»,.,»..39 Sis Matcra. ..40 40N MatereUe, Tn....>.40 36n Matemillo Point.,..81 40N Matemiim M 40n MatM 37 SON MateskovaU-.>......44 41N M'ttfen Water.......,65 3N MBUisroon..,..»...,.,66 48n Mathry «..,...„., — 81 67n Matiagua Luke — 18 30n Matiarasa ,44 6IN Matienl ,...,....m.-..J^ IOn I Matieni....,...-.,JO SON Matignon ..»..»,....,48 37n Matilda 44 60N Mntina River..^.. 9 &6N Matinda Puint.,.«..41 43n MHttnee.,......,>.,...33 4UN Matinum — -->...,4i 46N Maties Pounlain...39 Miitlee Fouiitttin...;il 3M Matlock ,~.~~...>JB 8N Mato Rio 18 SSS i Matotontas .......dU 8(IS Matricem, ad ,..,,..43 96N Mat^^lai, er Jesso liiie,.,.......,.43 SON Matsmai, Strait of..-......Ul SON Matt 46 68N Matta Mts..,.,..„,»33 688 1 Mattan 3 30a Mattan River ...... 1 65s Matter ,....,.,..,..37 8n Matterdale ,.,,.,.....64 36n Mattheus, 8..~....,..93 Os Matthew's Isle........ 9 ION Matthew's,0. * H37 38n Mattia , 41 81n Mattia, ^.....—..jai 89N Mattila .. ,..64 98N 68 47W 68SSW 31 908 83 ISB 89 438 160 468 96 88 50 448 91 308 81 ION 50 SOB 6 13W 80 56W 84 S7W 71 snw 61 OW 174 508 175 S88 34 468 74 15W 177 lOB 67 S4W 67 34W 51 8a 79 Ow 81 98W 81 84W 99 988 67ai>W « 9W S59W 79 OW 69 SOW 116 58 61 86W 81 198 81 598 9 99a 176 478 74 low 60 Ow 50 low 13 SB 68 4w 98 968 43 118 98 68 138 76 548 15 08 137 408 174 5a 16 3Sa 18 6a 77 ow 10 34a 91 58a 19 W 1 67w 3 OW 8 6W 86 I8W 87 64a 46 458 47 80a 9 16W 75 83W 88 40W 16 6B 71 88a 16 5a 39 44a 84 468 10 398 1 84W 9W 65 40W 31 08 17 958 Mattiogley. JA 19M 140 408 9 98 146 438 111 408 110 108 9 378 9 A7W 47 SOW 178 30b 76 84W 90 858 19 59B 94 548 056W 15 51 51 98 88 80 58 80 89 38 88 88 34 44 46 80 60 58 58 97 60 58 41 41 87 47 47 44 98 41 41 94 50 80 85 80 87 817 94 58 49 49 68 95 41 88 98 87 10 43 85 99 58 96 96 47 56 98 37 9 II 10 46 97 56 86 14 49 40 96 S9 SB 80 88 88 9 94 49 88 56 143 08 99 99 15 59 85 85 86 9 51 54 44 87 88 88 10 Maxey Mail Rio Maxton Maiwollton Maxwelltown May May, Cape May, Capo May.Islsand Uglithottse Mayaoo,»~.~. Mayapan ,~~. Mayar MayantWelU Maybo 68 llN .18 44n .90S8N 85 5n 8IN 0608 .....^ 65 91N lUyboto Mayesn. Maven 46 44n X Nayenne, De- partDMUt of ......48 8n m48 I8N Mayenne Mayenue, Riv«r...,47 99n Maye s . ..,~ 8 90n Mayleld 51 9n MayfleM <.,. „ ,......36 40n Mayhew...... ,.,....... ,33 35N Maykiana , River Ma yan el-l 10 15N Kttlb~..4UI 84N May Watar .,.,.>»fl6 17* MaylavarHm.........I6 46N Mayn, «r Maine, Riwr,.,..,......,...49 59n Maynar....».~......4I ISn Maynootb .......»»». 63 83n Mayo~...».. „ .~~~ 9 3 37a Mayo, County~jn 66n 'Or ss***»>wiM>«ww*«wi»4/ X3N i Ml Mayi Mayor, Isle Mayotga Mayoiya ..40 3n 8N ..30 I6n Mayorga, or Howes's Is!e~.~~18 50s Mayotta, Isle 13 468 Maypo, River.~.~33 438 Ma>po, Vol.~~.~~33 588 Maypurei,.~~..~~ 5 18n Mayro.,,.... 9 408 Mayshiel . — ..~.J)5 61w Maysi, Pt. ~,....~.90 I8n Maysviile 43 Hn MaysvUl* .~~~.,~38 42n Mayiunba~~~~~.. 3 36s Maaagan ..........,.8S I5n Maiagao ~.~. „ .~. 30s ± Maianderan~~~3e 16n MManilio «..«~.,~,30 90N Masapli., 34 <3N Mitaappa ~..~. — 17 40s Masaraki ,.>...~,..88 92N Maiatlin ~...„.~~83 18n Ma«g»,.~. ...30 S5N Masiira ...~~. 18 ll» Maasaia ~. , ~~,~37 41n Ma8nifftrabnd~~~34 Sn Mbok»y River — 95 Oa Mead^tead ~, 31 8N Meadviiie ~.~ „„ .... 4 I 40n Meag River ~~~~Ji7 33n Meah Moah 33 51 n Mealfourvouny~~~67 16n Meanabad — ~.~»36 S8n Meangis Isles ~».. 5 On Mearah., 83 35n Mearow-oursou 68 4IW 80 I8ir 71 41 B 548W 74 llw 440W 59 498 7 9B 8898 OSBW OSOW 0S4W 51 9W 158 88 40W 8M48W 106 458 38 I4B SSlW 80 468 8 36R 1 6W 6 86w 67 I6W 9 14W 94 868 6W 8 49W 6 67w 6 13w 174 OW 48 188 71 S8w 69 48W 68 llw 74 OW 9S4W r4 6W S9W 88 I4W 10 658 8 34W 51 ISW 69 08 77 I3W 101 89W 30 938 93 13B 106 66w 66 378 36 108 19 328 73 408 67 48W 1 4W 80 14W 4 47W 60 408 4 33w 57 308 187 108 35 908 480W % .34 56N JtO 39N Measlmm ~.~~~~39 43n % Menth. East, County M~.~~. X Meatli, West, County ~~~~~~6.3 83N Meaiuc ,.,..~..~....4« 67N Mecoa .~~,..,.,....38 S3n Mechlin,orMiiline861 Sn Meclitar,.........„...3«) 34n Meckleliam ~~>~31 IOn t Mecklenburgh~33 40n Meckleton ~..~»~JW 6n Meco ..~.~~~.~~~.40 zaof Meda .~~~..,~~.~~26 2n M«dak.~~. 43 87n Medan, R. el~.~~.S2 46n Medano de 8ilU.~36 388 Mednnoda Tilititu ,..~~.~.34 318 Medanos, Isth- mus of~~~~~~.~.1 9 35n Medanoe, Lake~~86 IDs Medanos, Point~~36 678 Medanos. PoinL~~30 63a Medai, Isle .,..~... 49 5n 19 47 47 49 19 89 17 15 14 14 14 51 10 44 44 99 87 19 88 18 94 18 60 13 19 94 94 94 94 84 86 80 60 49 49 19 47 44 44 86 86 61 89 47 46 86 98 40 89 86 96 88 50 10 44 11 89 II S3 39 SI 19 93 08 S3 4 9W 10 1 99W 10 33 40N 6 40W 13 7 SOW 9 548 54 OB 4 87a 60 lOa I9w 13 lOa 1 45w a I7W 61 44b 16 31b 36 7B 66 40W 13 14 33 16 33 10 17 10 94 SO 19 30 80 66 9W 50 60 SOW 47 61 8W 80 56 saw SO 68 6W 80 3 16a M I Mmtmii. Miarut ~....i.......i>ai) 9N MMrwiift ^.,> aa nil Me«(M . -Tft 40N M—imn w 63W MmwoIIa, bla...^l0 Oa Muxato Iiwnu .....^ Om Megalopolis .^^v 94N M«galoRlinrl..«i»«a7 aS" M emnlii „^^.^m Mn Msgantie ^.^..^iS 6n •guiUo, Lake ,.^5 Slw MafaiiLM«M#«iMWM«iM>d7 001V Magatohoria _«,.^ Slit Magrt»la» ........aa 14n MaKerthU^«.»...J3 SON Megeva ...............4* Mw Mtgganie Castle ...M 36N Maggat Water..,...u S9ir Meggaleni».>....i.,,.50 67m M^wn ........^..^47 3w Maglddo ,.».^^^^3a Sftir Meglneli Castle ~,.J6 9Sn Megtite Isle»~.,.^36 lOif Megne, ^38 28n Megontle, Lake ^45 31n Hegra Ferha ..^..JU SON Meguen, River ^13 Sa Mehadia ^.^,.....,44 57n Mehal....,.^,.... 31 I9n Mehal.........,....,...>31 I9if MelMdla,«r AMeaSA >4ir Mehelni, El .o^^gT spn Meherrin River_^ 3Sn Mehawa..^...........a4 sew MeliMpoor ,,^~.«^..g3 ssw Mehlr...^.. ...,36 17n Mehlali ~...^»...,3Q 39n Mehliaek , b4 isw Mahtand ..^^......ag Sfiir Mehraiid^.i»».«....,^.8B 27n .33 49N ^7 Ilir 37 17" .25 4N JM> UN 3 44B 16 Mehiiin Kot Mehun «.. Mala Farakin Mel-ehooL^ . Melckle Clytli .»,~.4(8 17" Metenburg 53 SI if Melensdorf ,..,.53 40n Meigia ................ 86 3«if MailOhaut ~~.~wai 40if Mei-ling...M»~~~..j;5 SSN Meillan ....«,........43 53n Main Yoongee«,~..18 Oif Malnafon ,...,.53 36N Melnam, River «,13 30n t Meintngen~~M.U>0 38>f Meinlngen ao 36tf t Maliiingen....»...<.jM) 96)f Melron~...i...»...^.^33 58if MeiMiihelm ........49 43ir Melier,~~..«,..~..>...JSI 87ir Meisaau ^^..^..^.M 37n Minaret, River ...39 63N Me, del, el ............82 53if M^ erdah River ...36 SOif Mekha ...............66 S^n Mekka......... ,..21 35n Mekns ..^.....^....28 S6N Mekon R.............21 ON Mel Polnt.......^^. 4 5SR Molada, I«le.~~....44 15n Melaena Pr.~~..~.38 40N Melano ...»...........45 53if Melano-Oaetuh ...18 30if Metai, O. of~...«..40 30n Molaa R. ^.......^...ag 48if Molaighird .^..^..39 14n M0lD0m6 OJKWWW^KWXtwOZ oN Molboum ............52 48N Melbourne 37 488 1 Melboume.........30 458 Melbury Abbai ..50 57if Melbury Osmund 50 Slit Melby~~~~..~~.~flO I8n Melch............ 46 49if Meleombe Regis...50 37n Meldorf ...«.„......54 7ff Mele. Mcleda. Isl< Meiek R. ol AloltiiioBti, Malenlk 48 SIN 42 45if ...15 13N ~45 31 n ^l Ms 38a 7l Ma 5 58a 67 SOB 34 24B 55 2B 178 SOB 22 13B 22 8B 93 21B 90 461 71 18wr 70 5SW 15 llB 23 31b S3 28B 3 7w 13S2B 1 14W 6 33H 4 a3w 3 17wr 5 40B 8 23B 35 lOB 3 l2Hr 20 33b 28 40B 70 53W 14 SOB 62 53W 23 82B HO OB 80 OB 31 4B 11 OB 31 30B 78 3dW 80 IIB 75 448 57 I4B n9 33B SO 6B 45 52B 44 33a 67 56B 9 14b 40 48B 119 lOB 3 19W 18 9B 10 14B 3 7w 77 4B 113 30B 43W 98 SB 3 I8W 100 45B 10 SOB 10 29b U OB 35 97B 7 42B 9 16B 16 448 13 26b 3nr 85 318 36S48 9 30b 44 40B 40 208 34 538 101 458 37 OW 14 618 36 3lB 9 18 7 «w 36 308 36 68 42 508 18 1 34W 144 598 115 4S8 9 lon- 2 35«r 1 40W 8 188 2 Wir 1 51w 9 78 218 17 308 36 08 90 24B 93 338 as 3> 14 S3 88 83 38 38 88 41 41 66 38 38 13 66 14 36 13 13 16 16 31 13 66 SO 44 36 61 19 33 as 87 86 87 44 S3 ss 30 S3 SO 81 14 SO 34 II 30 31 13 83 84 14 85 10 85 17 17 17 SI 18 17 19 17 34 SI SI S6 38 39 85 84 51 19 66 16 65 66 66 SO 10 10 63 63 10 10 13 16 10 9 81 14 19 SO 19 87 Melvoi 07 398 •^******^V «3N MelvUd«arg Melville JL Melville Bay (rtreanland) . Melville, Cape (Oitrpentaria) ...14 Sa rllle Lile 9 4iia M 544nr II 5 45w 7«50W II 44 Melvll (Austratiu) Melville Isle (North Ueorgia) 75 lOif Melville Peninsula 68 On Melvlllt, Port.«...86 4(in Melville Sound ....68 IOn Melville Water ...33 Oa Melvin, Lougli ..JM 36n Memaun ............28 ON Membrillar «.....>..35 SOa Membrio .........J9 31 n Membrolles, U.....47 33n Membury..,...........50 SON Memel 65 41n Memel, or Nimen . Rirer .„, ...55 15n Memer ..... 44 17n Membyah, Gi. B. 97 6n Memina ^.........JM On Memkenlcli ^^..JO .tin Meronilngen .......47 68n Memoria Point ..JM 178 Memphis ........... 39 61n MemphlSiRuinsof S9 62N Memphis (Tenneeaee) ....^...85 8n Mfimsle . S7 39n Memstrup ..,.....«. 5S 38N Menitggio 46 5n Menam, River 92 On Menapia « ...59 8n Menar .......«....47 88n MenaMat.........»...36 48n MendalU ..........33 55N Mendarla ..........42 94n Mende ....... 44 30n Menden ...,.....«.5I 38n Mendera R. ...........37 SON Mendes ........... 4 56n Mendes ............31 19N .76 SON OS Ovr 40 144 908 63 1 308 131 oa 63 Mendedan Mtli. ....31 32n Mendlesham ..,.,.^3 I6n Mendocino, Cape 40 27N Mendoia ........... 8 40n ± Mendoaa ..........38 108 Mmdoia ........^..32 52s Mendoia, River..^ Oa Mendrton.........30 27n Mendriaio .....^...45 51n MeBea.1... .....58 son Menedi .............39 Sn Minfibould ...........49 6n Menelaus Prom. ..31 64n Menet. >.«... ......46 8n Menetoun ..........80 8n Meng ...............20 35N Mengabrll .....^....^38 SON Mengai Myoo ......22 42n Menghlosy ......«J4 38N Mengliofen .......48 42n Menhemll Menidi... Menu, Grand Menu. Le Menu, Le Menileglise Menimen. Menin Menint Menint Isle Menis 88N 5N 50 16N 48 29N ....48 68N .50 ION SON #*#««#i#vi«»wwMtf>#«MdU 40'e 33 45N 6N Menjibar ...........37 57n MeiHuie 36 47n Menkabaal .......27 9n Meniough .........53 25N Menmalr ..........56 46n Menniaa... — ......36 40n Menonionie Isle ..45 28N Menomonles River 45 33N Menorlsle .......37 9n Menores............. 1 1 26n Menotee............28 26n ± Menouf ...30 38N Menouf .............30 27n Mensabe Mensdorf Mensbleh Menston. Menstrie , Mentano MenteitU 7 44N .26 S6N „,.Ji3 &3N £6 ION ......... Jfi llN 110 OW 84 SOW 127 6Sb 108 OW 115 65b 8 llw 57 28 73 0«V 6 57W 43w 2 SOmt 21 728 90 8w 2 3w 12 98 9 158 99 Ob 6 anw 1 858 31 308 45 308 2 14W 3 288 7 508 38 458 74 66nr 31 488 32 08 41 1 124 71 Sw 48 8w Omt 68 lOw 68S5W 68 30W 19 408 9 08 llB 21 68 4 658 24 558 2 538 94 578 101 648 6 69W 94 408 37 368 12 218 4 23W 23 428 5 378 148 46w 4 538 27 148 3 88 11 48 10 558 2 51w 3 48W 49 188 31 98 8 33W 3 47w 87 18 86 43W 87 SOW 5 58W 73 40W 68 348 31 08 31 OW 80 9W 12 418 31 508 1 45W 3 SOW 12 368 4 14W 40 39 34 89 S3 13 S3 60 84 14 10 30 33 14 86 39 31 388 1 518 .33 858 63 308 7 08 10 118 62 5w 60 31 I6B 66 31 188 18 37 44 11 31 85 84 65 14 30 30 24 14 17 30 49 66 56 61 10 45 49 SO 60 50 56 15 10 88 14 56 14 35 35 84 87 38 18 10 38 16 14 14 16 30 16 56 66 II 34 32 44 13 11 66 44 44 24 49 38 37 37 49 17 37 9 18 25 12 Jomecd .........36 aoN Merikluuuen ........47 iSM Merkosenii ........83 45n Merkland, Loch ..68 14n Merkland Polnt..Ji5 358 Merkopaly. — ......45 19n Merkovti«.........43 ssn Merlera.. 39 6.-iN Mennentou 1. ike 89 SON Meraientou Uiver-29 35n MffAi-r.-,- nil.,. 4 34a i Meroa.. ....16 On Meroe..,..,......iMi..lg 40N Meroe Isle ri--,iM-rrf.u'5 20n Merom, Waters of 3S 6n Meroo. Meropl. Merowan. Merribowhee ...26 14a Marriuvlll^. ,„,„, jff 4n Mersburg-... ...5I 32n Mersche ...w49 4Sn Mersey, East.....-5I 47n Mersey, Rivor B3 2«N Mersey, River 41 am Mersham.....>..w.-.51 7n Mersington .......J96 41n Mertan..............32 25a MerthyrTydvil..-5l 46N MerthyrCvnog...-53 2n Mertliyr Maur....Jil SON I SIN ...55 34N i9 I4N 188 Merve, or Mem- Shah- Jehan ......37 26n Merwanah.......«3 84n Merwas ...........24 5n Merza Sclub Bay 23 On Meralg .........49 27n Mesa, la.,.. 4 30n Mesambria ........29 On Mesanites B. .........29 SON Mertola Merton Merton Ml Merutaiba Mescala Mescliede. Mesembrli Mesembria t Mesene Meseritsen Meseroiigli Meibadel 17 55N I 22N w40 54N .~42 40N 45N ....49 23N 58N i2 45N 55 47B 8 378 91 428 44ew 8 7w 14 8SB 20 88 19 328 92 SOW 92 67W 130 198 34 308 ai 40a 84 308 35 378 ISO 978 23 278 33 448 25 378 82 29w 19 08 6 68 568 3 IW 146 358 658 8 32W 150 478 3 20W 3 27w 3 36W 7 SOW 1 lOw 9 SOW 9 6w 147 408 62 88 76 68 81 468 36 20B 6 408 74 2CW M SOB 48 248 99 SOW 8 228 35 558 27 438 48 358 16 08 22 128 35 208 Meshid-Ali 3i 4N Meshra Halluf 32 34n Meshyne............21 On MesU.......~.......-..44 58N MeJay ...........47 67n Meimar..........29 53n Mesmer ...........40 27n Mesobatene-.......33 30n Mesolonglii_....38 22n MesolusFI. ........16 On 1 Mesopotumia ...35 SON Meeoudiah .........Jl 5n Mewsa ...»...........w.3o SON Meesan«.............J8 12N t Messapla ........40 30n Messaria ...........36 23n Messene .............37 IOn ± Messenia .......37 Sn Mesaeniacus Sinus 36 SON Messier, Bale da>~48 Sa Messina ..............38 Un Messina, Strait of.38 ION MesBine8....^......JH) 44n Messingeweer-....Ji3 22n Messingham.....Ji3 32n Mestanza~........-.38 38N Mestcliov»k....,..-54 24N Mesterhaaa.. ~46 S9N Mesurada, Cape.. 6 33n Mesurata, Cape-...32 25n Meta, River...... 6 12n Metaghara.....-,..28 ON Metanee...........2'i 44N Metapa ................38 36n Metarga «>......... 38 3In Metaru A est. .....52 SON Metataan ..............44 48n Metaurus Fi.— .....43 SON Metawanin, Lake 49 6n Metchetna..........46 40n 33 15 3S II 13 19 37 38 44 44 Ki M S5 W 81 89 38 87 88 44 30 16 10 8 63 10 13 63 10 10 10 34 10 19 14 63 S3 83 33 36 18 49 56 56 16 17 66 66 66 19 38 31 44 808 30 6 47w 36 41 488 89 86a)8 37 SOW 33 608 23 18 46 608 21 288 79 208 41 08 33 508 23 238 15 318 17 408 25 308 21 568 22 68 22 SB 75 Ow 15 338 15 378 8 538 6 278 39w 3 58W 35 38 25 48 48 508 10 25W 15 a)8 67 34W 30 568 68 1U8 31 298 21 418 OW 23 68 IS 58 82 55W 40 SB 14 37 87 66 38 55 66 37 28 66 56 38 38 88 88 48 36 86 16 16 9 26 23 19 33 36 36 49 37 33 28 88 66 37 66 43 88 Meteren. Meterres Metflold .5^ 53N 5 168 16 37 S6N 40 278 SO 2 23N I S2a K AS 47" 8 37a 91 4ia 44««r 5 7ir l4 8Sa 90 8« l»33a 9i SOW 93 VIW I2(l 1»B 34 30a ai 4im S4 30a 3S37a I8» 97a 23 37a 33 44a 85 371 83 29w 18 oa 6 6B A6a 3 iw MO 35a 5Sa 8 2-iw ISO 47a 3 SOW 3 87W 3 36wr 7 3(W 1 lOw 9 30W 9 6\v 147 40a 63 8a 76 6B 81 46a 36 »m 6 4()a 74 SOW M SOa 48 24a 99 3UW 8 33a 35 SSb 97 43a 48 3Sa 16 Oa 89 181 35 80a 30Hr 33 fiOa 83 la 46 50a 91 28a 79 90a 41 Oa 33 50a 83 33a 15 31a 17 4(ia 25 30B 81 S6a 82 SB 82 SB 75 Ow 15 33B 15 37B 9 S3B 6S7a 39«r 3 58W 35 3a 35 4a 48 60B 10 35W 16 aua 67 34W 30 fi6B 68 Kia 31 89b SI 41B OW 23 6a 13 SB 88 S5W 40 SB 33 lA 3S 11 I J 19 97 38 44 44 S9 as » 65 81 S9 98 87 88 44 90 16 10 8 S3 10 19 M 10 10 10 34 10 19 14 53 89 83 83 36 18 49 66 66 16 17 fi6 66 56 I!) 38 31 44 80B 30 6 47w 36 41 4«a 29 Seaia 27 14 37 27 66 38 65 56 37 38 56 56 28 38 38 38 48 36 36 16 16 9 26 23 19 32 36 36 49 37 33 28 28 55 27 66 42 38 lesakovei-a Mciumfrio .>,. Mm M«s«i« .41 I7N .43 27N .^15 MM Meiene River .....M 88n McMtIi ,.36 46* Mm'cN, li« MeilerM MesiirM M«*lnghlrd . Moio Telead MeioTur... Meiquila M«tio Uoro. Meiaovo Mgtar el, Baliri U^ 52N - 7M 3N ISN «N 3n »N 5N SN I6 33N .31 28lf 47 a.'l* 20 37b 19 MgUn. MlMU T »<.(. M . <.#M.18 .^1 Mhela Ifaunda Mlior Bm. Mliowa Mi Mialary »..^..,.„..^57 Miaimatian 18 3 SON ...44 On i} 58N 6 16B 16 37 56N 40 37B 80 „J&a 23M I 93a K Miiina »».»». »«w.».«<..87 25N Mlan-niiig^,.......^28 33n Mhui-young .........30 12n Miarln Me ^..„.M 3n Mktan ule ^.......37 58n Micabba 35 49n Micanopy ...........ijo 82N Micano^M... ......37 25n Mlcco, Fort .........30 34n Miodzyrsye ..^.....53 On Micliael,Huard...57 l/N MJchael 8..«,.........37 Un MIolmeleton Michaeliton MIclii Miclipl Miclielby Miclielfeld.... Miehera^..... I Micliigan Michigan Luke llichinmHCI(iOBC...45 SN Miolmi(wh............31 53n Mlohipiooton .....U8 ON Michktn... 57 46N Miohaietliali.........33 I7n Michou]......37 S5n Mid Raebum ......55 I6N Mid Tarrel ^.......57 SIN Mid Tor* ..........JM SIN Midai.. 57 31N ...58 4N .51 38n 1 44N 47N Middle L or Te Wai.pounaniu...43 308 Middle Buck Mt...33 12s Middle Mt.~..«......33 12s Middle Nefoo>...M. 5 8n Middle River (Florida) .........at 43n Middlebeers ..^.....51 87N Middlebie ^..^.......55 Sn Middleburg ...„....S8 4n Middleburg .........51 29n Middleburg.........^l 17N MiddibburK, New .N Guayaiia) ~. 7 26n Middlebum ^.......39 SON Middlelart~.~..~... 5 5 SON MiddlefieldLaw....'i5 33N Middleham ~......«.54 16N Middieknowea....«55 94N Middlemuir ....,...,55 SUN Mlddlesbotough ~.54 34n :: MiddleMZ...»..,.42 46n :: Middieiez..»....JSl 33n :: MiddleMx,.».....IU »n l{iddieiex~.,....»..I8 14N Middleeex Plain8...41 38s Middletmoor -»».Ji4 ION Middleton ,...55 9n Middieton«,.........Ji4 d8N Middleton,...,.......A3 38n Middleton ....,....,.,53 ION Middleton .............53 56n Middleton ...........54 16N Middleton .,..58 44N Midcarte Middebrode Middin Bliddle 7 8«w 3 34a 44 83a 65 ^Ba 34 30B 1 44W 6 47a 4 44a 43 24a 22 UK St) 878 53W 13 41 81 33a 14 1»B 33 S3B 73 9»B 65 5»B 4 63w 71 508 103 S3a 6 52w 538W 96 SOW 104 SOB 47 SUB 103 4B 113 108 4 35W 130 458 14 898 82 S9W 35 818 83 5w Si Slw 7 25w 84 37b 4 43W 3 4«w 44 30b 6 28W 46w 11 30b 83 148 84 30W «6 3UW 85 Iw 35 168 85 Ow 38 258 35 3a 49 I IB 8 8W 13 358 85 848 3 llw 3 48w 4 54W 6 I8W 3 44w 5 258 35 208 8 47w Middleton «,.m».....56 S6n Middleton .,..»......86 38N Middleton..., 55 48N Middloton.,.,..,....,'^! 6!>^l 34N 26N 17 SIN AS 7n S4N .45 33N S37N .,.JK> 9N 23N .44 llN 6 ON kJ>3 45N Milledgeville 3;) 8n ~~._40 33n 25N 36N SN ~~..55 ION — .^7 I5N ..~A3 58N ~Ji5 2N 54 35N 5 IN ~.55 46n "WMW^S oft 3547s .51 13N .S0 4.Vf .~S1 2IN Millenbura. Milleiimo MillHeld.... Miltford . Millhoim Millingar Millington Millionie Milliste Mlltour Millporl Millatreet Milo Milton Millton Milton Milton Milton Milton .,...,. ...56 12N Milton .„> ,,.,». 85 In Milton «,.~.~.... » a5 83N Milton 55 ;i6N Milton ..55 9n Milton (Cam- bridge) „..,,..,... 52 16n Milton (Dum- barton) ........... 55 56n Milton Ernest ..^..52 12N Milton Great ,.,..^11 43N Milton (Invemew) 57 4n Milton of Bliitliers 56 48n Milltown ^,..........57 37N Milltow n -..~...,....57 13N Milltown Milltown Milltown Milltown Milltown Milltown Milltown . Milltown . Milnathort ~~~.wd6 14N Milne Land 70 40n Milngavie~.~.~.~,55 fi6N Milnthorp ^.,......54 I4N Mlintown .~~..~«,J>r I7n Milon, La Ferte ~.49 i In Milotiion ...,....,.^.41 16N Miltenberg .........40 4nN Miltwhim .~ 49 34N Miltsin ....,..^,.,.,..31 3N Milverton ^..^.....,51 SN Milwaukie~.w.~.,.,43 8n Milwaukie River~.43 ION Milwich.~..,~.~~..S2 53N Miracina ..........,.,.'{0 In Minii ^..,~. 33 40S Miminos, I't. ...,.,.43 18n Mimisnn ..». Minis, North Minis, South, Min ,.>.......... 34 25N Mina. IliVRr „..„„Ti 4nv 4 43N ... 55 58N .~.~~~.,.J!4 ION 53 9N 3 I3N 2 4W UlB 51)8 3iW 83 IBB 16 da 38 08 37 SOa 8 44w S OW 1 3SW 73 19w ft 6W 167 458 1 I4W 74 46W 35 28 3 38 90 248 21 308 13 348 17 348 » 2»W 77 22W S 1«W 3 SOW 75 SOW 75 8W 9 34W 4 8W 64 38W 73 lOa 7 6w 83 16w 82 llw 8 I3b 3 6w 7 42w 3 2W 3 4«w 43W 4 SOW 5 33W 5 6w 4 54W 9 6W 149 67b 8 25W 1 46w 1 40W 3 4IW 43B 3 6W 3 49W 4 38W 3 I6W 3 SOW 44 13N ...^Jil 44N Jil 4'JN 4 S6W SOW 1 5W 4 OW 5 22W 4 dSw 7 24W 4 31W 4 55W 7 I2W 6 2W 8 lOw 6 S.'iw 9 4TW 6 52w 3 24W 25 OW 133 34a 4 18W 2 46w 4 12w 3 Ha 26 55B 9 I7a 14 408 7 23W 3 13W 87 34W 87 S3W 2 3W 4 43w 174 4I)B 8 53W 1 I6W 14W 14W 104 08 • 44a It 10 10 IS 38 96 56 56 34 10 10 44 10 63 9 44 31 14 37 37 36 30 IS 47 13 13 43 43 11 II 41 83 13 44 44 25 9 13 12 11 9 12 13^ 12 13 13 52 9 10 10 10 10 12 13 13 13 13 9a 10 13 10 10 II 13 11 11 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 IS 13 39 53 13 9 11 14 37 18 19 36 10 44 44 9 36 53 24 14 10 10 34 36 i>.._..,,2S 18a Mirabel,.,...... M 47N Mirabella 41 89n Mlrador ... 7 lOa Minunbeuu ..........46 24N MUambel ~. 40 88M Mlraiuicbl llay _47 7n Miruniiehi Rivcr..4tt 588 Miranda.,. ...42 4;in ■Inw d .,,41 40N Miranda Ft _I9 sos Mirandas 97 Sua Miranda 43 32n Mlrandelhi 41 36N Mirandola 44 52N Miranlias.. 1 S5s Mirapoorood IttM .Jfii 4n Miwiiis 3 78 Miravalle>,~........,43 9n Miray Bay ...,......,_46 In Mird -.«..... ji 44N Mirebalali .. 18 50n Mirebeau ...„..»,46 48n Mirebeau Mireeourt Mirepoix 48 I8N Miras del CuiiUnoUS t4N Mirgorod ,.49 S7N I9 30N ..44 23N .~,3S 08 ~. 4118 ~,33 S4N .,..,.,.,38 20n 3N .~.43 43n 33N MirTk, Cape Miril^ L Mirim lAkv MiriUR. ,.. Miijwiagur Miro .,.~.. Miropolie ... Miruva «.... MirsBay , Mirwhim ....^...JSS 2N Mirsiipoor ~, ...25 6n Misa, River 43 43n M isagna«~~.~.~...40 S5n Miiainis. 8 34n Uiscoue lsle......,...47 68N Miserdeu ..,..~».51 45n Mi»eriti......,..,.,..53 28N Misheal ..33 4Un Miihkee Chuiuun 31 33N Misiite ..... ,.,^36 SON MisU 37 3N Mitkuih Ilill 51 3»n Miskhel .........83 4n Mt«lata...,.,....„.S9 S8n Misli ,.,.,„.,^^„J8 ION Mliocco ..,..,...,..,...46 34N Misocco Valley ,..46 I7N Miaovitsa ...........48 46N MiHpee, River ......45 lis Hlmo ..........w,.. 4 188 Miasema ...........33 14N Miaaenden Ureut,....^! 42N Miasieasy, Cape ..19 128 Miaainnippi, HiverSS 2UN 1 Miasiones .~~,...2d 3l» Miasisinewa .......40 40n Miaaiainewa River 40 43n Missiasiigua Lake 45 43n 30 4t>B Mi 23a 8 45W 75 Sliw 63 igw «7 57w 14 45a 48 4inr 37w I9W 65 ow 6S40W 3 OW 6 I8W 57 3IIW 64 4W 238 7 llw 11 7a 73 Ow 74 low 67 82W 3 SHW SO B»\r 35 a6a 73 low 108 6 SOB C llB 1 Sia 6 Sw 33 438 26 40w 94 6a S3 low 71 SOW 89 ISa SO 32a 35 40B 81 SGa 114 858 3&4W 83 368 13 I4B 17 S4B 133 SOB 64 38W 9 6W 1535a 35 4B 67 40B 31 338 35 35B 10 OW 68 36a 89w 34S4B 9 128 9 78 98 148 65 56w 69 4W 86 868 42W 181 168 104 SOW 66 30w 86 Slw 86 OW 79 6W Mi8aourt,Little, R.33 43n Missouri, River ...38 SON Miaaouri Valley ..41 5n Miasouriton ...,...,.,39 14N Miat Knal ..^...,.,33 08 MisMken Bay ,.,~U4 188 Mistek „.-.,., — .49 4IN Miatelbach.........,.48 30n Mistepec .,.....~...I6 6N Mlsterliult...,,......^? 29N Miaterioaa Bank ..18 A!s Misterton ............53 S7k Mlatissiny Lake .JH) 'Mn Mistoue River ......47 44n Miatretta...,.,.., Ji 54N Mit Gham. JO 43n Mitare ... 11 15n Mitau .~.M>.^ "...,. 56 S7N Mitchnm ............ Jl 35N 37 458 92 OW 90 37W 92 Shvt 90 2W 96 16W 93 35W 85 4SB 168 lia 18 SOB 16 388 97 90W 16 SOB 84 OW SOW 73 6w 67 ISW 14 848 98 SUB 10 638 31 SUB 7» 6w !w 55 33 34 49 SO 4» 35 SI 14 34 41 41 94 94 61 80 14 84 SS 49 47 46 34 41 81 47 14 14 14 14 34 23 36 87 51 49 83 38 33 37 84 19 38 35 36 85 41 10 20 31 33 37 30 13 S3 34 SO 15 15 37 41 51 31 10 53 39 60 44 44 43 z Miasiasippi...,..,w33 On 90 Ow 43 Miasi^sippi River, Muutii of ...........29 4n i)9 8a 44 Mississippi River, Source of ..~.»..47 I5N 95 39 w 44 1 Missi8aqui.......45 6n 72 SOW 43 Miasivri. or Mesaembria .......42 37n 37 45a 27 1 Mis80uri...,.....88 2(in "~ Missouri ...,..,.,..... 38 42n 33 45S iSw 44 44 44 43 44 38 53 19 19 46 33 47 9 40 41 26 28 66 37 49 38 10 34 INDEX TO BLACK'S G M«MH liAT. I n.o VO. OF '•»"•• M4r. bUtchtldean ^......Al 6is Mllelialdover «...~Jll Bn Mitchell, DepAt of 34 «» Mitoholl MuunU~^8 KM •i auw 10 » 17W 10 143 JUa oa 152 6a ea Mitoliellstowii.»...J'i 15n Mttclieuu .w.>.^.»...30 13N Mltford .53 ION Mltiiunoote Mltlkib.~~. MitU Harb. Mitif Luke . Mltmmoo lU 30n 28 06N 48 33N ,r'.^AB 4N .^•m 57n .1-2 OS 44 S9N Mitre Isle MItrovli MlttA Mitta II. „^ S9S t MIttel Franken 49 15n Mittenw»l(le...,..~~fi2 ION Mittewalde ^..^fiU llN Mittlch ...^^.>.>/»4B 23N Ulltree ^ ,.^.29 I7n Mittrek* Kote ..»^4 S6n 28 S2N S 56N MN 1 ION ON «.,~. 8 138 .....^1 i7N Miltuiii Kote Mittun Mittweyda Hlu-kiiuig. Misbunr Misiolo«>.~ Mlien Head Mi'cpeh Miipeh of Ollead 32 33n Mbque ..^,,.,..,^10 3(ia Mlinik . — .„.^.^a fi3N i Mmb ..........^..31 SON I Moab. Plains of 31 &6n Moan Isle .^...>..>.,fi6 6n Moan Lake ......w^sa 8n Moate-a-gronogue S3 24n Moathn,W ..28 42n Mobarikpoor ..^..^.SO 4N Mobatee ■..,i,.,.<„.«27 lOs MobberIey..^,..<...~.B3 19n Mobe «.«~>..>^>.>^26 Sn Mobla ^.....^.,.««. 1 9 28N Mobile ^,..^.^„,J30 40N Mobile. River 30 46n Moboghdinsk ^^48 23n Moburg, 56 a4N Mocambo >.»..,^.«..10 28a Moccas ^^^...„^2 4N Moclia >.,...,.». ..^^22 69n Mocha, Isle (Chili)38 208 Moclinra «.».w.„^21 328 Moche ««...», 8 108 Mochkova ...m«mw96 46n Moclio Mts. «...«M..I8 2n Mochok M»M~..M>»JU( 41 N Mochruni ....,„.,„J>A 4(iN Mochrum, Pull of ^4 48n Mochniin Luke ^.M SON MocisHus ..^.o^,.,^ 3N Mockelby .,...,,.,,„66 21 n Mockem >,.>^„.»^52 9n Moconioco~.~^^«, 3 32N Mocordo «.,...^.,„,95 24N AlOCUtO «#>M#iMWMWMwwvw T 38 Modane ~.......,.^..45 IIn Modari ..„.36 13N Modbiiry ,...,......^ 21 n ModdvrOat...,...^30 os Mudderweice ...^.JiS 43n Model Farm, on the Quorra River ^ 6 45N t Modena ..».^^44 32n Hodena ,.,..^«.,>^44 S6n Modereeny ~....~^i} fi7N Modem ^,.,„„.„..48 I9n Modeehlll ~„.^...^2 31 N Modioa «........36 Mn Modlinfc'--... 48 In Modon. Modra Modra 47N 39 64N .44 BHh 9 SON Modrich.. Modura Moedaa ., Moel Va. de...,^^41 33N MoeletiToe ,.„.,^ 9 8n Moelmyn ~......^,.,16 20N 1 Moen, Isle~.....^'>4 68n MoenuR Fl. ,.,„,.„Mi On Moerls L. ^...«„..29 32n Mues..^ — ~»>.M.^46 4gN Moesa, R.,.,^^,^0 23n Moetting ^..^^.^ft 41 n MoflTat Castle ^,^5 S4n Moffat Water ...^.M 23 n MofTat Well 55 22N Mogador^.....^,..»31 SON Mngaduuro ^^,^1 27n 8 lAwr 104 ION I 45W 106 37a 70 ,ioa 20 43C es iw 68 OW 63 ISa 170 30a l»3»a 147 221 10 fiOll 13 34a 16 40> 13 141 68 53a 70 Ob 70 211 7U 22B 1-i S7li 103 30a 1 7\r 76 Ow 9 49Hr SB 101 aa 3B 6li 44W 18 I2B 35 45B 35 37B 4 35nr 4 35W 7 40W 31 2.?a 73 23B 25 50B 2 18V7 72 I6B 97 ISB 88 I5\V «8 um 40 37B 8 20B 44 47w 2 SSW 81 388 73 46W m 16W 78 59iv 34 52B 77 19W 41 Kb 4 31W 4 37W 4 39W 34 29B 16 87b 13 .3B 101 28B 107 aaw 79 4oW 6 308 2-i 56B 3 51W 23 1-2B 15 52B 6 40B to 478 10 568 8 3W 17 178 7 28W 14 45B 35 la 16 I2B 21 418 29 388 31 20B 18 228 78 108 ft 6W 1 3w 81 08 97 AOB 12 178 9 108 30 408 23 598 8 128 15 228 2 36W 3 21w 3 2~.»...^44 45N Mole, River .^,..^51 24 n Molenund ,».,w~»~36 on Moleklia ~>...^>..40 56n 48 2tN ..^^a 48N ..J8 21 N ~,~~^1 57N *#»»w.^»37 39n ^..jsa rts 57N Molene Isle.. Moleno, Islo. Molerium Moleto, Tr. Molevs M. Molina Molina Molina Rivor......^O 42n Molina, Sa. ...„.„.M 40n Mollneca>.^...,..... 8 5n Molino ..^.««.„..«.38 50s Mollnos ....„.<^^«.,25 218 Molins ~.>.....>..»~^1 20N Molltemo~.^^,^0 IAn Molk<...^>....„„^^48 14N Molkhom ..~^...^.59 36n Molkweren^.......^2 64N Molle ,,,.^..„„^,,,5S 3N jdoiie **^»***»#.»..i.^...iio iiN Molle Poe. See Envf. of Rome Molleborup..«/.....US5 33s Molten ....,....,..,,.,..^3 40n Moilenda>....„««...,ia 458 Moller, Bay..>....^72 IOn Mollerusa ^^,^^1 3Hn Mollinchen River 21 40n Mollis..,...,.. 47 SN Molodetchno .~.,_d4 20n Mologft .....«..„..„. , . 58 llN Molong ^^.^..,„JI3 4s Molonglo River ^..35 20s Molopo, River.^«..25 408 Molopo, River.,...w25 ens Mol«ee„..~, „^j-4 19n Molton, Nortli.,....,.^! 4>i Molton, South......51 (Hi Moltup.M... 56 7n Molucca Passage... I On Moluncus Stream 45 40n MotwitB ..............50 53N Molwoide,....«,...».53 IIn Molykut ~. .....46 12n Molyneux HHrbr. 46 15s Momapene, LakeU9 49n Mpmhiw.,.., 4 108 Mombuoy ~.......>,.42 2n Momeit ...>.,......,... 23 32N Mompox 9 I5N Mona .....20 36N Mona ~. ..........54 25N Mona, Isle .,.,..,....18 20n Mona Passage ......18 3n Monachi, Isleii.,...,.,.4t S7n Monacisso .............40 lUN Monaco .......43 42N Monaehar .............56 65n Monaghan~......,...54 15n % Monagban, County ^..........54 IOn Mouakilah ..........27 50n Monakilah, lBle..».27 SON Monaltrie ...^,.....,..57 2n Monar .,>J7 26n Monast Douvanei ..55 6n Monasteer..~...,.....35 36n Monaster .^^.,.......39 19n Mona8terevun..,M»..63 9n Monatteria C. .,...,..36 50N Monasterio ~~.~..>:18 5n Monastemchi Mt. 39 5n Monaster8yska......49 3n Monastir ,.......,....,40 57n Monastyriklia ......60 8n 10 13N 57 36N 43 41 N 2 17N ,...42 2N .,..-48 53N 48 2tN 46 54 N Monatei Moiibean Monberte.. Monboro I, Moncao Moncctz Moncontour Moncontour Moncorvo,Torrede41 15n Moncrogie... 57 7n_ 7A 558 13 358 1 468 73 358 35 5B 8 458 21 438 3 Mm 9 448 538 3 7W 14 288 27 208 7 78 9 408 21 448 22nr 68 408 20 308 4 58W 3 39W Si 458 15 .108 22 .'i3B 1 181V 1 SlW 8 tiw 1 32W 77 33W 72 58W 67 OW 3 Ob 15 32b 1.1 228 13 408 5 248 4 52wr 14B n 44b 10 428 71 65vir 52 308 46B 89 27B 9 3K 37 OB 38 25B 149 Ob 149 IOb 23 408 26 28b 9 588 3 47wr 3 49Hr 8 39b 126 OB 68 18W 17 278 6 248 19 288 169 .358 70 SOW 39 30B 6 17w 96 588 74 31nr 4 21W 97 40B 4 45w 67 68«r 67 58«r 8 66b 17 3tB 7 28B 5 24W 6S8W 6 SOnr 61 30B 51 3iB 3 17w 5 6W 55 298 10 488 9 3b 7 4Hr 24 358 6 t6w 21 358 25 I8B 21 178 43 408 75 VJW 3 23w 1 33B 91 88 8 23\V 4 28E 2 38vir OW 6 56w 4 SOW as 35 34 33 31 33 38 34 36 10 9 19 37 33 31 10 10 33 87 14 14 38 35 38 34 34 24 34 49 60 50 24 26 19 23 16 12 21 25 31 31 49 29 24 33 16 23 23 52 62 38 38 21 10 10 21 29 41 20 16 19 53 41 36 24 35 49 9 35 66 47 47 25 26 25 11 13 13 32 33 11 11 23 36 26 13 28 24 28 19 27 23 49 11 14 33 24 14 14 14 24 N*MU. I.4T. u.™. '^S;'' Monkridge ..,..,,.^55 ISn S 8w 9 Monk! Horton .,~Jil 8N 1 IB 10 MonkitonDeveriUSl 8N > I3w 10 Monkstone «........J<1 2SN 3 7w 10 Monkilown .,...,.,^.^11 S2n 8 19W 13 Monkton (in Cun> ningham) .,.,^..^.65 31 n Honlatbo .»......~.40 S6N Monlong ^,........,43 12n Moumouth .1.51 60N L Monmouth ^,.^3 868 Monmouthsliire 51 46n onnikendam ....,.^3 S9v Mounington ,,.^,Ji3 3n MonobuL.»..,».....~38 3n Monogaila ,.......,28 8s Monomoling ..,...^53 33N Monopoli .,..,.,..,.^40 57N Monovar ^...,..,....38 25N Monquhitter .....^.J? 33n Monqui* ..^.........^24 54N Monreal.~~.~.,,.,M.40 53N Monreal~.~.,,.,,.,,~.42 40n Monreale ~,~,~~..38 4n Monreath Bay...,..Ji4 43n Monreith ...... — .54 43n Monrejeau ..,^.^3 7n Monroe ,........,.,.., 4 1 64n Monroe (Louisinna) ,..».3a 35N Monroe(Tennes8ee)36 13n Mom ,....,..,......,..50 20n Monsellce ~.~..~,~.45 I7n Monserrat ,..,.....«. 4 1 40n Mon8tera8.~~..,».»,.Ji7 3n Alont ...... .,...,.,.,,...36 45N Mont d'Aspe .......43 4SN Mont Billari,..,....,»i2 sjn Mont Blanc ~..,»»45 SON Mont Cenis~,.,..,....46 47n Mont Iiaupliin ....44 39N Mont Desir ..,.,„„.48 22N Mont Genevre,..,,„44 6Sn Mont Louis ^,....^42 32N Mont Louin, River 49 9n Mont Murniilt ,,,^46 I8N Mont de Mitriian...43 55N Mont St. Mivhiiei 48 40N Mont Mezcne ~,~.44 54N Mont d' Or ...,,,..,.4.') 32N Mont Perdu ,..~«~42 37N Mont Saivy ,.,....,.44 42n Montagny ,.^.......46 48n Montagny ..........46 49n Montague I.,..,..,,.^^! 18s Montague Isle (Dromedary Point of Cap- tain Cook) ^,...36 148 Montague Port „. 6 208 Montague R. ...,.,.41 Os Montaig,.,..,..„..,.,.50 SON Montaigu ,..,.^.^^,46 59N Montaigu ............46 ION ...~.~, 1 ais 40 SON ~»,.,~.39 SON 41 51 N ,^,.43 19N 19 37N 27 4S m ION 2 SOS .48 ON 43 47N ,48 I2N 44 IN .47 37W 47 17N 47 29N ~.41 24N 5 35N S'lN ~49 :i9N Monte, River ,..^..39 41 n Monte Campetl ..^43 36N Monte Christl ....,.,19 51 n Monte Cliristi 1 7s Monte Fariaa.».,..25 37s Monte Figo 37 I3N Monte, Lago deL~.3(i 57s Monte Rl. del 20 13N Monte Santo, Cupe40 8n Monte Santo, Capu40 ION Monte Santo, Gulf of 40 lOJr Monte Santo M.~.40 ION Monte Video ....~3i 53s Monteagudo,».,.,...4i •iis Montealegre . ^..38 48n Montebello ...,.,....-46 30n Montebourg 49 28n Montalagre Montalban Montalban Montalegre Montalto . Montalvao Montalvao Mon tanas Montanches .... Montaran Isles Montargis „...,.. Montastrue Montauban Montaubnn Montbard Montl)a>on .......... Montbeiiard Montblanch Montbrison Montchand Montdidier 4 36w 4 S3W 268 2 4.'IMr 147 24b 8 671V 5 2B 4 43w 91 2i;B 03 SOW 6 SOW 17 21 B U 64w 2 21w 111 30W 1 I3W 1 25W 13 148 4 32w 4 28W 348 83 37w 92 14W 8S I3W S66B 11 498 1 428 16 208 .33 298 47W 44W 6 48B 4 248 6 37« 2 4B 6 438 2 68 65 41w 5 57b 32w 1 SOW 4 6a 2 458 Ow 2 278 6 388 7 08 ISO 238 150 30B 160 40b 145 4B 4 568 1 19n 2 488 63 44W 49w 4 218 7 65W 11 368 7 28W 57 25w 62 40w 6 3W 108 408 2 4AB 378 5 3W 1 208 4 218 42B 6 468 1 68 4 48 5 508 5 358 6 tew 8 9W 71 33w 80 37W 60 27W 7 47W 62 4UW 98 35W 9 4fiB 24 24b 24 OB 27 24 208 27 56 6W 50 3 7w 24 1 26w 24 11 228 25 1 24W 14 12 34 14 10 63 10 16 10 38 60 13 26 24 11 46 24 34 36 13 12 16 44 44 44 16 26 24 22 30 14 14 15 14 14 14 14 14 41 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 15 IS 62 52 62 53 16 14 14 51 24 24 24 25 24 SO SO 24 35 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 24 14 14 14 24 24 47 49 60 24 SO 46 26 27 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. I<*T. LoifSi No. 01 ~.~~M 18N 8 8W » n «..~A1 8N 1 IB lU varlUftl 8N s law 10 51 aaif 3 7w lU 51 6is 8 low 13 3un- 4 36W n 40 MN 4S3W 34 .»..»^3 lai* 261 14 SI BON 9 4;iw 10 43 86a 147 341 53 hire SI 46N 8 67W 10 1 S3 SON' s aa 16 ^^3 3N 4 43W in 38 3n 21 i'ja 38 ..^.^28 88 63 SOW SO 52 33M 6 SOW 13 40 fl7i« 17 31 ■ 26 . 38 VAN « 64w 24 57 33N 8 aiw II 24 MN 111 30W 46 ..^.^^^O S3N 1 \aw 24 .^.^..M 40N 1 25W 34 38 4N 13 14B 36 y~,~J54 4MN 4 32W 13 54 43N 4 28W 13 -^~-43 7N 34b 16 41 MN 83 37w 44 ....^^SSN Oi 14w 44 e8we)36 13N 8fi law 44 B0 26N asdB 16 43 I7N 11 49B as .~~~41 40N 1 43B 34 57 3N 16 20B 33 33 29b »0 ~><~43 45N 47W 14 13 S7K 44W 14 ~~~-4a50N 6 48B 15 46 47N 4 24R 14 n .^4 3UN 6 37* 14 .'^.^a 23N 3 4B 14 e 44 S5N 6 43b 14 > 43 33N 2 6b U liver 49 9n 65 41w 41 i 46 18N 3 57b 14 Min^43 6SN 32W 14 laol 48 40N 1 SOW 14 44 64N 4 6a 14 . 45 32N 3 45B 14 ~^2 37N Ow 14 ,.,~~44 42N 2 27b 14 -,,^46 4«N 6 38B 15 46 49N 7 (-8 15 .^.^.^ 188 ( ISO 23B 63 r P- 36 148 ISO 30B 52 't~.fi 20S 160 40B 53 41 ns 145 4B 63 50 59W 4 86B 16 46 69W 1 19W 14 46 ION 2 48B 14 1 ais 53 44w 51 40 5()N 49W 34 39 69N 4 2lB 34 41 niN 7 ftSw 34 ,-~~^2 19N 11 36b 35 39 37N 7 28W 34 38 378 67 26W 50 , 27 48 02 40w 50 •» ION 6 3W 34 s 2 308 108 40B 35 48 ON 2 4AB 14 43 47N 37b 14 48 12N S 3W 14 44 IN I 20B 14 47 37N 4 2IB 14 47 17N 42B 14 47 29N 6 46U 14 .^~-41 24N 1 6B 24 45 35N 4 48 14 46 5J(7 A3N Montreal .^^....JtO S7N Montreal (Aude) 43 14n Montreal (Lower Canada) 45 83n Montreal Iile ,...^5 34n Montreal, River ^47 36N Montreu.........^ 46 36n Montreull .^...^^SO S6n Montreuil Beliey.^7 8n Montrond ~».~.~..46 48n Montnxe ^...^..SO 43n Montrote (PenniylvanlH)^^! 48n Monta, Cape dei.^9 33N Montaereau .......M^T 13n Montserrut lite ~.16 45n Montvert ^^„,^4S ON Monument ^^^..45 S6n Montzitraa.^/^^.^^ SON Monze. Cape ,..^34 S5N Monzie .^....^.....86 3In Monaia ..^...,^„M 84n Mochuana >.>>..^,37 138 Moocoudapalum^l7 SSn Moodenawille m~. 7 40N MoodealiverDroogU Sn Moodgul ...^^..^..^IB ON Mooker ,.>,....^.>.,J3 17n Mooklita 31 33N Mookloor .^^,^^..33 SON MoolaKurina^^^^l 4Sn Moola Poiu ,.,...^111 57N Moolakadee ^...^^3 26n Moolapilly. Moolky Moolore L, Moon Hiver Moonaneor Moonara Moondra ^ Moondwah Moondy Moonee Moonglang Moonkhom Moora ~^ Moorburgli Moordian Mooreoah 11 458 45 8N .16 SON ..30 34N ..23 SON .~27 On 'i9 46N 2» 23N ..w26 S3N 26 SON .21 S6N i3 17N S5N ^.,.^\ SON Moore R. ..»..>....< 30 S3s Moore Town ,.„,^\^ ON Moorfleldg (Virginia)...~....39 ON Moorfoot liill8...,..S5 46N Moorgaub ...^^^^fi 26N Moorghab...<.........^3S 44N Moor Oliab, w Merbi...~...........36 SON Moorghab R. ....^.34 SON Mooighan .....^.^..Sl 3SN Moori~...»......<.»^42 3SN Mooriah.~..~,........44 IN Moorish Wall. See Oibrnitiir Moorkya Moorley MoorshedabuU Moorsholra ...r~...>.54 31 N Moorwinston ».„Jia S5N Moos ~. 'J8 18 Moosbeuren . Moose < Moose Fort.v 8 37w 18 3 6SB 14 6B 14 lOVaOB 8S 73 UOW 49 « 13W II 7 IB 17 3 OB 14 73 36w 73 42w •0 96W A S4B 1 46B low 5 60B 3 2Uw 76S5W 67 88W 3B 63 13W 3 7B 67 48W 7 12W 66 33b 3 4W 3 48W S3 37b 83 SB 80 SOB 74 36B 76 30B 6S .348 64 17B 68 12B 67 33B 67 OB 67 17B 80 808 74 S3B US 46b 80 1VI 78 48B 68 40B 69 48B 73 48B 68 SOB 70 2B 97 35B V6 538 83 30B 7 6<)B 6~~.17 218 Moqueiu ...^........-13 148 Mora #»».#... ........^. ^ 1 /N Mora~..~ ^^ 5 18M Mora .^^^ ....39 4 IN Mora .....^^^.^..^i SSN Morabek 26 16n Moracca, Uivtr ^M 15N Moradauud ..........28 S:iN Moragh 51 4.'>n Moruledu ~.~.~.~.37 /n 49 49 49 IS 14 14 14 13 44 41 14 47 14 41 34 33 13 13 38 33 33 33 33 33 83 83 39 89 68 49 83 83 S3 32 35 35 33 17 33 33 53 47 79 Uw 44 3 low 12 53 3:iB 32 63 08 32 62 15B 64 S3B 65 S~..>....i....49 19N Morley ...^..........JM 46 n Morley, Point ......89 7B Momgn, River...~3A 548 Mormond IIill......57 .'<7n Momas.>.~.~~~~~.44 UN Momington ........53 44N Moro, Rivcr~~.»..38 33b Morocote ...~...... 5 SIN Moron ..........«......37 7n Moron ...........^.^.34 438 Mores, Cape......... 4 1 ION Morosquillo, Bay of ............ 9 40n Morozuva Morpeth Morra.M Morrala Morrer, Lnch „. Morrisett Ponds .60 S2N .55 UN ,22 ON ^15 aSN ..J&& S8N .10 428 Morrison Olen.~.~.57 14N Morrison Haven ....55 57n Morriston 51 40n Morrisville 42 S6n Morro 43 38n Morro JorJe......~..23 Os Morro Lecnuza ...13 6.38 Morro Mot«no.....~.S3 30B Morro de S. Martha ..^.28 40s Morro dl Porco.C. .T7 On Morro de Puercos 7 17n Morrope «..~.~«.~ 6 258 Morscnen .,..~.~~5I 8n Morshana ~~~~~~33 16n Morsil ..... ...63 14N Morsley «<.~.....«.~ 6 3 30n Morston ...... ...^....JS S7n Mortagne «..~..~~.48 82N Mortain ~~~48 40N Mortemorvelho ~. 5 208 Morterol .......~.~~46 ION Mortes, River das, or Rancndor~.~.l I 468 Morthoe 81 UN Mortlach 57 26n Mortlock Isles 4 40a Morton ....^ 53 13n Morton 53 26N Morton ."53 6n Morton ..^.^^^.JSi 48n Morton .iV5 16n Morton Castle ....JSS 17n Morton, Half .~~.S5 4N Morton (Hereford )52 17n Mortorii, Isles 4 1 SN Mortree, Grand — 48 39n Morty Isle..~..~.~. 2 SON Morumbidgee, Mountaina....»..J6 108 Morumbidgee R. 34 IRs Morunda ......^.....39 29N Morup ................57 2n Morven ......^...^..se 38n Morven ................58 12n Morven Hills ^...JiS 9n Morrem Hou8e_,86 38N Morvill .~~«.«~«.53 .33n Morvoke .....~~~. H 12n Mosburg .......^....48 25N Mosa ..................17 288 MoeaFI. 50 ON Moseha ForUis ~.33 20N Mo8cliel...~»~..~..40 44N Moscliius River ....43 27N Mosciska ^,,,^,J^9 48n Moscos, Ible .........14 15N Moscow .................55 42N Moscow ..............45 3N Moscow ...~......>.38 S3N Moscow .....>........42 44N Mosebey _~.~. 52 26n Mosella PI. 50 on Moselle, Rivcr...~.5«> S2N Moselle, Depart. ment of .......^.^49 14N Mosend ..............57 •')8n Moshaua Rivor ...26 408 Moshawa, River...37 108 Mosia ^^^......Jn ON Mosiev .......^.......eO 22n Mosievsk ............CO 3-tN Muskenacsoc, Isle 67 5.'iN Moskoenes, Isle ~Ji7 62N 14 lOB a7 37B 48 3M 49S5B 33 17a .ssaw 9 39W 3 44W 49W 1 34W 31 HI ISO 14B 9 Ow 4 44B 6 ISW SH 25w 73 low 6S8W S8 4SW IB 76 ow SO 238 1 4lw Xi 10b 79 30B 5 37w 148 Ob 4 45W 3 Iw 3 S2w 73 40W 13 I2B 70 33w 76 2SW 70 33W 48 SOW IS 19B 80 SOW 80 16w 9 37B 7 lOw 13 31b 8 3w 57b 33B S8W 38 S2W 1 18B Si 35w 4 low 3 Uw 186 40B 2 12W 47w 3 4'3 18N Moulsoe........ Moultan Moulton Moulton (Alabama) ......34 31 N Moiile, Le ......^..16 19N Moun^... — .........61) 39N Mound of Fleet .~S7 67N Moundru ~......,.~^ SSN Moundveu~..~.M~.18 44N Mount ....... ...«.sa 8N Mount ......^-..^....IS 15N Mount Annan .^.^.55 SN Mount Del lew .....JiS aSN Mount Benger .....65 31 n Mount, Cape ~~.. 7 On Mount Carmee ..^30 19N Mount Oannel, or Hohourit ~.~...~.T4 SOs Mount CliBrles.~~.54 39N Mount Clemens ~.4a 41n Mount Deujrt I«l« 44 SSn Moimt Kadder~~~32 34N Mount Kurin ~.,~37 S3N Mount Lofty ~~~34 S58 Mount Pleasant ~.40 49n Mount Pleasant ~.36 54N Mount Pleasant ~.35 SON Mount Btuiirt Ho. 66 48n Mount Teviot ~~Ji5 SIN Mountain Lake ^..48 7n Mountbolus ~~~~Jk3 ISn Mountfleld 54 89n Mountfod Ca8tle~.65 40N Mountgerald~~w~A7 S7N Mountgrennn ~~~55 4IN Mountmellick 53 7N Mountnorris Hay 1 1 308 Mountnorris Inlet 73 SON Mountratli ~.~~~S3 ON Mount Vernon 40 S5N Mount's Buy 50 3n Mounts, R of the 63 On Moura~~~.~~~ 1 408 Mourao ~.~.~.~~~38 34N Mouriiilio, Rio ~~..')8 87N Mourkill S3 40n Moumbeg, River >54 44N Moume Abbey ~~.62 4N Moume Lougli~..~S4 45N Moume Mounts.~Ji4 7n Mourom~.~~~~~~6S 30n Mourr, Bir~~~~.>33 33N Mourseele .~~~~~ JiO 40N Mouttatou Mourtia. Mourzuk. .37 18N 36 SIN .26 SSN Mous Orniinus ~~.41 1.5N Mousa, Isle ~.~.~.60 In Mousa Koiiyou Su .S8 4N Mousa, Wady 30 I3N Mousart Mounts .~43 35N Mouse Water.~~~.53 43N Mousewald ~.~.~.55 4n Mooshene~.~~~~.26 168 Mouson ~.~.~.~~~SS 34N Moutenville ~~~..29 S4N Mouteri River ~~~4I 78 Moutier ~~~~.~.~.47 I7n Moutier, La .,~.~.40 6n Moutiers .~.......~..47 59N Mouton Mouza Mouzon Moviddey ~ Moville~.~. Mow, Mow. 79 991 81 33B 9S48B S9 01 61 38B 8 Kw 948W 3 43W 3 SOB 47b llw 07 SOB Stw 37W 71 428 saw Mowugaon Mowango ~. Mowee, Isle Mowhougli MowshHni~. Mozacar Moxoto . Moxsaco Moy~..... Moy MOY ~.33 78 45 32N ~.49 36N 51 49N ~~~5S I2n .-23 33N 25 48N .20 IRn ^»>^o»^*^*W>>^ 57 48N 20 40N SON 64 4n 37 SN 9 168 43 ON ~~~.S7 21 N .67 37N — 57 .^^^^^ as 98 88 87 8S II II 19 14 14 14 85 19 10 S3 10 87S1W 44 61 32w 47 1 ISW 19 4 4w II 91 4SB 7.S (« 4 38W 34 OB 3 ISW 8 88W IS 5 7w 19 II SW 8« 79 8W 44 38 33 10 86 19 173 8B 8 ISW &3 Ow 68 ISW 43 SOB 38 Ob 139 SB 7S SSW 83S4W 88 46W 4 SOW 9 33W 90 SOW 7 34W 7 llw 4 47w 4 24w 4 3!)w 7 SOW 133 SB 24 OW 7 2!»W 83 .3Rw 6 2.')W 121 sew 61 .MW 7 18W 7 low 8 12w 83 SB 7 27w 8 34W 7 SSW 6 SSW 41 528 S3 39B 8 98 21 47b 23 42B 14 22K S3 ,308 1 12W 33 S2B 35 228 79 SOB 3 42W 3 37w 25 56W 1 48W 93 19W 178 48 7 siB 2 3b 1 li!W 18 SiB 9 20b 6 6b 8 4!)w 7 2w 73 468 85 378 80 4Ra 4 IJV 156 40W 3 I7w S2W 1 S6w 38 47w 8 low 4 12W 3 3!IW A ai«? 53 13 44 41 80 80 69 44 44 44 13 19 44 13 13 13 11 12 13 62 39 13 44 10 39 49 34 34 34 33 13 13 13 13 33 37 16 38 28 36 30 13 30 37 29 13 12 38 9 44 63 15 14 14 38 35 14 13 13 33 33 33 11 54 13 9 34 51 34 11 II 11 ■ I I ^m I 1* I M II I II 1 1 INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN Mhitm, Lat llMTto Lake ^....33 3tN Muertoi...... ^^.17 an Mufulott ^.^7 VIM Muff ~.....:...>...>.a3 uif Muff ^.^......^ ^a In Muga, la >~^~>^.43 19n MuRdun ~~..>.~^47 3Sn Mugdoek Ciutle ^SS SUN Mugdrum Isle.......^ 39N Mugem x,^ ■«....»<.. 3U 7n Mugans Isle ...«^.. a t IAn Mugfonl Cnpe~.~.57 SON Muggea Pe>r~»~Ja 8n MugglMwlck ...^..JM SON Mu^TieH ^.<,>~>^2a 18n Mugh»ee ......»>~....28 :2''2n Mugnih^ ^..^88 ION Mugl'murint ~~^21 138 Muglitf. Mugimti. Mugitat... Muniiliag MuhaliUcli Muliawwil Villiige oi^ Ste Ruins of Babylon mm. Mulilburg M.49 In Mulildorf 48 13n Muliledf»». 47 7n Mulileii .~~~..~....4e 32N Muhlenbaclu~.~~.45 58N Muhlhau«en~~~»Jil 14N Muhlatedt ~~..~.~JH Mn Mulimoodabad ..^.39 31 n Mulmr ...~~...~~~.30 59n Muick Water.~~~^ 68N Muiden ~.~.~.~~~a3 20n Muilaan l8le~~.~~S3 46n Muille ■■«...<.. . .. 57 35N Muimon .~~.»»~~58 6n Muiravonride ~~~A5 59n Muirdruin~.~~~~.S6 32N Muirfoot HiIl8~~~SS 47n Muirliouw ~~~~~.57 38N Muirkirk ~~~~.~.S6 31 n Muiron Isle ~~~~,3I 35s Muirtown -.~~~~67 27N Muirtown .....,«~~57 31 N Mt^ellibah, Tlie. See Ruins of Babylon~~~.~ Mi^iudu ......ga SON Mukutein. See Port of Aden ~. Mukatta, Matir el 32 SON Mukattelb, Wady 28 S5n Mukdeesha, or MagadoxH~.~~~ 2 Sn Muker ,.54 22N Muketu~~~~.~.~.37 47b Mukhmas~~~~~~31 53n Mukiari ~39 53n Mukloo River~.~.25 I6n Mukna ...,28 25n t Mukram ~~~~.S6 S5N Mukruiidnugur~~27 8n Muktar ~.... ~..30 3n Muktul l.29 27n Murgong ~.~~~~.26 Murpur ~~~~~~~.33 I4N Murpurga .~.~~~17 'iHs Miirr ~~~~~~~~~VG Isn Murray ~~~~.~~~44 5N ± Murray ~....~ — 3i 30S X Murray ~.~~~~.35 26b Murray Harbour, (Pr. Edward's Isle) ~~~~.~~~46 2n Murray Mt.~.-~~35 45s Murray River 34 S5s Murray River 35 46s Murray River ~~~32 45s Mumiysliall ~~~JS6 25N Murrhnrdt ~~~~.48 S8N Murrl River 7 28N Murroeft~~~~~~~.56 31 n Murrou KooHtuk .29 On Mumicuru, River 13 4s ± Murrumbidgee~.35 30s Murrumbidgee R. 34 28s Murga.~~~~..~~~ 45 S3n Murten ,.46 5,')n Murthalen ~~~~~.47 38n Murtlily Caatle ~.56 33n Murton ~~~~~~~JS5 48n 7 3»a 10 8 42W 10 Murviedro . ,.39 40N Mug, Wady 32 3IN Mum, Jebel 88 .IOn Musabeg Musae Muscat Muschaken Muschau Muscinn 43 45N ,.28 25N .23 40N .~~~53 2dN .~.48 55N 49 S3N Muscle Bay ~~~~.43 27s Muscletown ~~~..32 18s Musfela ■...,. 9 SN Musgrove Mushed «~«~ ff f j-r f i ^" ^ OUH ~36 18N Muglik o ~~~~.~~~40 36n Mushur,..~.., 30 20N Muaingen ~.~~~~.47 31 N MudaiRio 11 408 Musltian 29 Os Muskiit ~~.~~ 54 25N Muskau ...~.~~....5I 31 N Muskerry Mounts. 51 64N Muskhnm ~~~~~~53 7n MuskokaLake 4S On Muskoka River ~.45 4N Muskrat Lake 45 42N Musooda 26 5N Musoolimy Bay ~.27 25n Mussara ~.~ Musselbiirjfh ~. Mussendoiu Cul .19 19N !>5 56N 26 25N 65 30B 8 lla 7 .laa 7 238 10 2Aa 8 17a 17 6a 742a 22 OB 23 44»a 8 46a 3 iw 41 SB 2 50a 6 54a 14 118 9 368 7 24W 143 48 1 15W 1 54W 3 53W a 49B 71 4118 1 188 52W 86 23w 12B 8 138 89 368 66 308 79 428 7 318 3 23W 73 548 37 208 11 98 6 2IW 15 28B 3 78 8 4118 52W 46 KIB 27 308 73 558 80 28 68 68 77 46W 116 08 149 308 63 34w 148 4oR 139 508 146 08 lis 538 3 20W 9 358 77 Ow 3 49W 69 OB 23 58 147 308 144 108 18 408 7 8B 8 38B 3 2«W 2 28W 20W 35 388 33 SUB 87 558 30 508 68 258 20 388 16 aiB 20 66B 147 68 150 688 14 308 2 23W 69 508 43 188 49 68 8 6bK 68 Ow 6B 14W 10 lOB 14 44B 9 12W 50W 79 35W 80 3W 77 41W 74 35B 49 158 21 268 3 4W 56 3(18 83 16 17 17 16 16 30 18 33 38 16 14 80 14 16 19 30 34 63 34 24 13 14 33 14 14 44 16 18 33 33 33 16 11 33 23 18 II 26 24 25 14 36 38 33 33 33 42 63 62 41 62 62 62 53 12 18 49 9 33 36 52 62 66 16 16 12 12 24 31 37 27 66 29 20 19 10 63 62 36 9 32 30 32 16 49 60 21 20 13 9 42 42 42 33 32 27 12 32 Naiiu. Lat. Loira. No, or MAr, Namm, N Na Monach lUes Jy7 81* Naab Ulver~~..».48 eON Naaghi ~~~~~.~~a4 48N Naaral 17 67n Naarden ~.~~~~>.62 ION Naas...,^ ..63 13n Nab Light 60 42N Nabobgunge ~~~-24 32N Nabon K 28 ON Nabulus ~............32 16N Nachara~~~~.~.-29 ON Nachef, Kas el — 23 22N Naches, River 29 62N Nachod..~~.. .60 24N Naciinentou~~~..w.t7 IGs Nackiloo 26 67N .Nacogdoche8,New31 23n Nacogdoches, Old 31 24N Nacorl~~~. 29 6n m»^*^^^*^^'****** Nacton Nacung Lake Nadaco, V. ., Nadar, Loch Nadavah, U. Nadigull Nadir. Nadir. .62 On .~.56 2N .. 46N 68 16N .25 30N 14 ION 34N -32 47N Nadir Der'bentJ!~.42 46n Nador 34 64N Nadoun~~~~~~~.31 &6N Nadur, CI 36 In Nadur, W 88 61 N Nadvoltzka ~~~~.63 52N NafeiR 47 8N Nafeoy Lake 83 34n NaSferton 54 2N Naga 24 17N Nagadeh ~.~~..~~.25 63N Nagagedre 7 25V Nagalioong, 11 32 18N Nagain 19 ON Nagansk 46 43N Nagar ~~~ .~~.35 63n Nagara 34 35n Nagardze 28 62N Nagatoka-raran- Nagera ..............42 22N Naggo. 23 26N Naggur Paakur-~24 26N Naglier9k~~~~~~S9 7n NagiduH 36 ION Nagle Mountalnii-62 6N Naguesia ~~~~~~39 18n Nagoia .36 ON Nagold 48 34n Nagore ^27 14N Nagore 24 85N Nagpoor~~~~~~-21 6n Nagrana. ,18 ON Naguj 17 8N Naguldiimy 16 50n Nagur ~ ,..„....13 47N Nagy Almas 46 67N Nagy Bccskerk ~.45 22N Nagy Karoly 47 40N Nagy Koro9.........47 4n Wagybanga. .47 4IN Nanawuud~~~~~34 6x Nahcea~~~~~~~.36 26N Nahcfeld 49 39N Nahltch 32 53n Nahr, Kivcr 49 44N Nahr-el Kebir — 34 40N Nahuelhuapi, Lago de~~~.~~.41 12s Nahun 30 30n Nahur 28 30n Naibpailt ............ .17 S3N Nailan ~~~~~.~~-67 13n Nailstoii ~~~~~~-82 39N Nain~.... . .. . '... .....'.' ' ''. ^ Nain. - 3 2 39n Nain ( Labrador )_66 S2N Nair- 20 25N Nair, Od 46 87N Wnirn,,. .,, " ^rr , ••" ooN Nairn, Kiver~~~~67 36N Nairs ~~~~~~~~~34 59n Naissus Naiac Nakalial Hajar, Rivers of - Nakb. Waili -43 18N .44 13N 15 40 V 28 6N 7 84ir 11 61a 71 16a 76 868 5 9a 6 40W 109" OW 10 47a 1 6W 88 23a 62 60B 36 138 66 408 86 228 94 6W 16 6a 71 36w 63 401 94 46W 94 33W 109 19w 1 118 8 llW 94 47W 4 6w 30 44a 77 108 30 658 62 308 27 17B 48a 76 248 14 148 14 218 34 08 9 28 9 30W 23W 32 658 82 458 80 168 84 3Sa 98 678 86 29b 74 428 70 lOB 91 318 174 78 2 48W 94 208 70 608 50 628 32 658 8 22W 23 208 137 258 8 4.58 73 368 87 208 79 68 46 08 76 08 77 378 74 458 23 08 20 328 22 238 19 488 23 278 47 628 69 418 7 98 36 258 7 448 35 658 72 lOw 77 168 76 308 78 258 3 &6w 1 22W 63 828 sn 238 62 OW 77 848 6 188 3 53W 3 53W 84 54W 22 08 1 688 4r> 108 34 22B 11 18 83 sa 16 la 45 86 10 33 83 31 83 37 43 19 60 33 43 43 46 10 13 4a 11 37 33 37 33 37 86 33 26 26 23 IS 13 9 37 37 33 33 40 23 33 M 33 63 24 36 33 23 66 13 66 29 18 33 33 33 55 33 33 33 19 19 19 19 19 32 32 18 31 18 30 60 33 33 33 11 10 32 31 40 .33 14 II II 44 66 14 37 Nang-vong Nan.hiung~~~~ Nan-hO'SU ~~~ Nankaba, Cape . Nankan Nankang.. Nankang~ Nankin ~ ~ .... Nan-kuan 1. ~~« Nanling or Southern Mts. Nannny~~~~~~. Nannere h .... . . ... . Nanning~~ Nanny, Water. Nanoloor ~...... Nan-tan ...... I Nant('hangfoo~. Nan-tcheou~~.. Nantes . Nantewnlle ~~~., Nantgtyn ~>. ...... Nantlat ~. Nantniel~~~~~~ Nantua Nantucket, Island Nantwich ~.~~~. Nan - yang... Nantygwarcd~~« Nany Lewarree« Nao, C. do la...... Naolwyk... ..,. Naouk, K Napacmac ...... .~ Napakiang~~~~. Napakiang ~~~~, Napamilahue ~~, IN apara .>.. . ,i.. ....... Napata Napf, Mountain.. Napier, Mt. ~~~. Napier, R.......... Naples..... Naples, Gulf oC Napo, River ~~~ Napoleon ~~~~~ Napoti di Malvas NapolidiRomani Napooa . Napos ~. Napoule, Gulf of Nappin ~~~ Napstirt ~~. Napuk ~~~. Nar, River.. Nara, R Naragar . Narainapatam.. Naran ..~.~..... Narang .. ... N ara rija~~~~~. Narberth Narbo *i»^^»*^»^*»***" Narbonne. Narborough. Narcondam, Isle Nardo. Narea Narecnda ... — ~. Nareenda, Bay.. Narellan _~~~~. Narcnta ~~~~~. Narenta, Kiver- Naren Varsa~~. Narestabad_~~~ Narianzus. Narigal ............ Narim ............... Narin Naringa~. Narkenby~~~. Narnaveram .~ Narni Namia............ itf^**#i»»^»**w* NarnoL. Naro, R.. Naro, River. Narol. Narona _~~~ Narra, R.~~~ Narrachan ~.~.. Narra^uagus, 11. Narral'npoor ~~ Narrawa~~~~~ Narrawa, R. ~.. Narrenbach~~- Narrows ~~~~~ Narrowwater ~ Nar8enapait.~~ Nar8l)olni~~~~. Nar»inghur~~.~ Narsingur-..~-~ LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. W Lows. No, or BIN 7 S4W MN II ftiM 48N 71 !.'i5 16N. Nan-ho-iu .«.~>,.I9 20N Nankaba, Cape ~,89 40n Nankan....... 10 SON Nankttng^..<..~.~.29 20N Nankang>..~.>.<.....25 37n Nankin <.~. 32 ON Nan-kuan I. ~.~~27 9n Nanling or Southern MU. .26 6mr Nannay... >~.47 ICN Nannereh^. 58 13N Nanning ^22 40N Nanny, Water ~~d3 41N Nanoloor ............19 22N Nan -tan ....w...*,,,.. 25 ON .28 SON 25 SON ^7 13N I3N A3 9N ..^.46 ON 2 18N 46 9n 114 08 34 114 SB u 109 08 84 139 408 99 8 46w 86 lis 448 84 114 158 84 118 178 39 130 458 84 Nantchangfoo. Nan-tcheoi Nante* «.~~ Nantewnlle Nantglyn "" fat NantJ Nantmel Nantua Nantucket, Uland 41 15N Nantwlch... 63 4N Nan-yang ■,.■33 ON Nantygwarcd,..~.-51 50N Nany i.ewarree-.2l 40N Nao, C. dc la~~~..38 43N Naolwyk... 61 &9N Naouk, II. ,..,^.,^.30 30N Napacroac .«..~~~-16 43N Napakiang 36 8N Napakiang~.~~~>26 12N Napamllanue ..^,.38 17s Napara*. 32 8a Napata.. 18 20N Nnpf, Mountain..~47 In Napier, Mt. ...»~~.37 55B Napier, R.........>.34 608 Naples .~~~39 4SN NaplM.. ,.~.40 61 N Naples, Gulf a£.,>.40 46N Napo, River ..,~~ 3 348 Napoleon ~. ...35 59N Napoli di Malva8ia36 40N NapolidiRomania37 33n Napooa ..~~~~~~~46 45N Napos ,».....,..........36 66N Napoule, Gulf of .43 27N Nappin ......~.,.....54 24N Napstirt ..~.~.~, — ^7 33N Napuk 32 20n Nar, River fi2 45N Nara, R 27 l.W Naragar .....„.,.....22 ICn Narainapatain,.»..18 32n Naran 54 50N Narang .. ....»~.35 16N Nararija,.....„......„21 ION Narberth ............51 48N Narbo 43 ON Narbonne...~~~~.43 13N Narborougli,~~~~52 43N Narcondam, Igle.13 Sns Nardo Narei Nareenda Nareenda, Bay Nareilan Narcnta .40 7N 9 SN 15 9S ...14 508 .~.34 28 .43 55N Narenta, River — 43 2N Naren Varga~~~~33 46N Narestabad^ 31 6n Nari .-.~~29 33N Narianzus 38 8N Narigal 4>2 48s Narim • 59 16N Narin ~36 6n Naringa.... .....„„. . 3 5 4B Narkenby.~...,..~.67 ON Narnaveram .......13 26w Narni...» ..42 3)n Namia,..^ 42 34N .28 fiN 3 ON ■J 13N ..■SO 2.W 43 9N 26 60N Narnol Naro, R Naro, River. Narol Narona ~^ Narra, R.. Narrachan Narraguagus, 11 Narrafnpoor Narra wa>,... Niirrawa, R. Narrenbach. Narrow* ..~... Narrowwatcr Nar8eoop3it.~~~~.1 8 3N Narsholin .57 16n Nartingliur .~23 46N Narsingur 22 35N .~.50 45N 44 45N 19 i3s 34 248 34 209 46 37N 29 408 M 8N no 08 8 121 8 Uw 108 308 6 \iw 76 118 107 388 116 08 115 08 I 35W 4 4W 8 29w 1 68 8 22w 5 368 70 3w a 32nr 112 458 3 4IW 75 I8R 108 4 118 83 188 120 288 128 108 127 428 72 3(iw 68 23W 81 508 7 S68 142 28 117 508 90 28W 14 158 14 IC8 73 I3W 91 iw 23 38 32 488 23 308 24 4C8 7 OB 4 33W 10 268 78 588 298 68 78 87 228 83 78 8 28W 70 528 76 low 4 42W 8 58 2 .^g8 368 94 188 18 48 34 408 47 408 47 308 150 478 17 528 17 288 77 68 61 08 68 IM 34 178 149 28 82 08 69 228 160 108 22 388 79 358 12 308 12 338 76 78 17 308 13 388 23 248 17 408 69 7B 6 24W 67 6.5W 81 308 149 88 149 88 7 308 24 528 6 17wr 78 328 18 448 77 68 86 308 84 U 9 84 IS SS 84 39 84 14 10 9 14 10 14 44 9 34 10 33 94 16 83 8S 29 84 eo 60 SB IS fi9 S8 44 26 96 49 44 98 28 55 28 14 9 21 33 10 33 33 33 13 32 47 10 65 14 10 29 26 36 36 36 52 27 19 33 32 33 66 62 29 32 52 22 33 95 66 33 56 26 19 66 82 II 41 33 62 62 15 38 13 33 22 33 33 N*lfM. LtT. Naturallite C......jav Nau, Cape Naucratu « Nauderi Naudui Nauen Naugardten .....^Jta 40N Naiightyiide .........57 Mn Naur...,, 53 3SN Nauldroog...........l7 4HN Naulochut......,..,.4a 63N Nauroburg.,..»....w6l On Naundode........,...2l 63N Naundorf....~~,...60 66n Naunfeld ....JH I3N Naunhof.... Naunton .... Naupactut . Nauparoo , Nauplia. ■.SI I7N .Ji7 27N ..38 24N 18 30N 33N Nauplia, Gulfor...37 30N Nauportua ......,>~.46 On Naurlcata -.. M I2N Nauttathmui 41 3^ Naushehra ..~..,...33 I In NauitBthniui«,~~.4I 3SN NauiUthmui l>.~.32 67N NAUuI »»www>»^»*»<»»*#ip» 4 4(18 N autoka ..»......».,.38 4flN Nautrup ,...,..56 46N Nauvoo ...........40 28N Nava ...> ...41 38N Nava 41 20N Nava de Cnca..M~4l I4N Navncerado ....,^^.40 4AN Navahermosa.~~.39 33N Navahoa .,...~,~..,27 a8w Navalllcs 48 2ftN Navais 41 3Cn Navalacruz ......~.40 3UN Navalcariiera ....^.40 1!in Navalmanzano ~.4I I9N Kavalperal ..~.~.,40 40N Navalpino 39 ION Navalvillar.~~~~.39 &9N NavalviUar. 38 5!>W Navamorquende .40 9n Navan 63 39N Navarina.. .36 61N Navarino, Old, or Zonkhio ■~86 56n Navarr.... . 42 38N X Navarre and Beam. Navarreins. Navarro Nav, Navasa, Ule. U3 12N ~43 20N .35 18 .38 18N .18 18N Navasota, River~.30 20N Navata., ....42 I4n Navenby 53 7n Naver, Lake Navestock ~. Navgus I.~~ N'avia 68 15N 51 40N 35 68 43 34N Navidad, Porte de 19 I5N Navigators' l8leik~.I3 158 Naville 46 2?n Navinki ....... ..~,J>3 I.5N Navolok, Cape — 69 47N Navousa ..............37 7n Navy-~~~~~~~~_43 5N Nawaubgunge 27 32n Nawcr.~~«.~.. — 33 62N Nax Bala 31 25n Naxia 96 I6N Naxla. ......87 8n Naxia I 37 6n Naxoi 1 ~,.,,..37 5N Naxuana Naxus Nayan 39 17N 37 47N 8 16» Naiaretlj . 82 43n Nazareth 5 67N Naiareth-.... 3 8s Nazareth, N.S.dc 39 37N Nazareth, River~- 4.'» Nazaro ...46 7N Naze, The 51 62N Nea, I. 4.') 98 Neacote...........,...28 46N Neae ~............~~.39 3UN I ._. Na, or ''•"•• M4P. SS 96 86 19 sa 90 90 11 IS S3 fl6 90 SB 17 17 17 II 98 83 28 28 66 38 30 !9 66 66 49 66 91 44 24 94 34 34 94 46 14 94 34 94 24 24 24 18 94 94 13 28 28 94 114 578 17 138 an 408 10 348 68 808 12 4W IS 78 8 I3W 6 I7wr 76 168 27 828 11 478 73 328 13 248 13 418 12 378 7 2IW 21 508 84 2H8 22 488 22 558 14 208 20 418 86 88 74 208 86 88 29 108 73 Kw 65 568 8 508 01 law 4 iw s ow 4 9!'W a 68W 4 28W 110 48W 22W 8 39w 4 53W NtMIt, Lou*. 2W I7W 1 29w . 28W 8W i 35W 4 61 W 6 88W 91 418 4 4 4 4 6 S 21 388 1 37W Neagh, Lough. Neale. ,64 36N ..53 *iN Neamunda, Lake. 1 608 Neamunda, River I 40s Neant 48 3n Neapolis .............32 I5N Ncapolis ~36 25N Neapolis.... 41 ON Neapolis 40 52N Near Khan 37 35N Neath~~....... ...... .61 40N Neath, River 51 38N 45W 47W 69 15W 3 36W 74 S8W 96 44W 2 488 32w 4 24W 138 147 4-28 6 4Gw 104 42\r 184 08 6 548 49 698 83 08 25 158 79 3W 44 81 1-58 33 68 20B 70 548 100 59w 25 268 25 328 __ 26 828 28,56 45 288- 66 16 188 78 57W 85 198 3 388 44 47W 9 4W 9 iriB 8 508 1 158 166 388 81 38 25 08 6 24W 9 low 55 SOW 55 55W 2 I8W 35 138 10 408 24 22B 14 158 33 .568 3 4GW 3 48W 14 14 60 24 47 43 24 9 19 10 69 94 46 64 16 23 23 28 33 33 46 28 28 66 49 81 16 61 24 36 16 10 53 33 56 13 13 61 61 14 81 66 66 66 30 10 10 Nrgrals, Cape~~~IS 5«n Negralesti ■ 4S B.1N Negrea Let...... ~.45 57N Ntgresli 46 4«n Ncgrete, Cape~~~S7 S4M Nvgrll, l>olnt~ 18 ISN N»grllUs..~.. ..19 138 Ntgrlllo........ 23 23N Negr'.U ~~ — 40 68N Negro, Capc,.~.~~15 408 Negro, Cap* (Nova Bcotla')~.43 28N Negro, or Gualnla, HITCf # » »uww»*w^»*«^ M 40" Negro, R...~~..~..2I SOa Negro, River~».~. 3 lOa Negro, niver~~~.4l On Negro, Rlver~~~. 6 168 Negro, River ~ 33 Oa 83 288 7 26N 38 26N .10 ON .57 38N 87 20N .61 29N ■63 21 N Neiht, W. ~~~..~.28 45N Nellston~~~ M 47N Neln~~~~~ 32 39N Nelt«e........,,..,.....60 29N NclMC, River 50 49N NeJJufabad ~~~~...32 40n Ncj ran ....~,».... ,12 5An Nekoubou, Lake .49 69N Neldricken L .56 7n Nelcnskot ~~.....~.60 4.5N Nell L. ~~~~. 66 24N Nellcinboor~~~~.ll I3N Nelllngcn.y~~.~~J>2 9n Nellore ~~~~~~~.14 a7N Nelson ..~..~.........47 ON Nelson~~~~~~~~,41 Ins t Nelion~~~~~~~33 538 Nelson C. ~~~~~~38 338 Nelsons, River ~...57 ON Nemau»us~,~~.,~.44 0>f Nemb Shehcr 38 38n Nembuca ,~~ ~ — 27 6s Ncmensliah, Jfb..34 4.5N Nementch m ,.~.~...54 62n »4 1«8 26 398 88 r 118 48«V 78 SOW 69 44W 00 9W 23 268 13 88 Negro, River Negron ~~ Negropont Negros, Isle Ncgua, L..~. Nehan, R, ~~~~~ Nehclm ......,.,...,, Neidenburg ~~~~ Nemethl ~....... Nemetl , ~47 48N 48 18N Nemlcachinquc L.47 25n Nemlrov 49 2n No. a* II 42% " 91 97 14 97 94 47 80 40 97 S6 66 94W 41 Nemonin, River~.54 6HN Neniours~,~~..~. 48 I&n Nemreh ."^l 4n Nenagh ~....~.~....52 52n Nenagh River~~..52 STn Nenfoille 50 34n Neml L. See Envi. of Rome .~.~.,..3I Nenthorn~~~.~~J>5 3An Neny ...35 8n Neo-Casarea.~~~.40 38n Neochorio ..« 38 43n Neokhort ~~~~~~88 I7n' Neokhori~~. 38 18n Neon ...~...,~.~..*.47 20n i Nepaul 38 30n Nepeaii B 35 40b Nepean Pt 38 198 NephelifPr 36 6n NephinMountalns64 3n Nephtoali, Foun- tain of .....~...., 31 4.5N NepoRiticenu~.~~.26 6CN Neptune Is .~......,85 128 Nera, Rlver.......,.44 SIN Ncrac 44 7n Nerbudda, River .21 40n Nerea M. ~~~~ ~ ..38 IOn Nerechta 57 26n Neresla~. 43 19n Nerib .~ ~ ....31 S7n t Nerigon 62 SON Nerium I'r 42 50N Ncrja~~... ...36 44n Nermoviua ~.~~~42 ION Nernio..... ....,38 8N Nerondcs ...~~~~,47 On Nerouchal~,~~~~.45 45n Nerovltza~~~~~~87 32n Nerpcs -~..w62 27N Nerpilchie, Lake..65 On Neiouis 53 SN Nershelm 48 46n t Nertrhiink w52 0."» Nei tchin«k.~~~ — 51 .50" Ncrtchinskoi 51 SON Nerwar 2.5 34N Ne».~~~~~~~~~~5;j 2^."* Ncsbers ~ — ~.^5 St'i" ' ethm.. .57 ll'.v 68 8w 65 OW 69 I6W 62 4HW ^5 52W 68 low 68 20W 688 93 888 123 08 4 55W 67 MB 8 18 20 258 81 408 4 26W 36 238 17 248 17 428 51 2.58 86 288 74 40w 4 28W 118 08 5 27W 76 208 10 108 80 18 65 34W 173 188 116 OB 141 26r 98 low 4 208 34 408 68 22W 6 408 26 328 22 518 18 SS8 74 34W 28 478 21 128 2 438 81 68 8 12\V 8 15W 6 24G 49 61 51 60 61 51 80 14 28 86 II 82 17 30 87 13 31 30 30 33 31 43 13 39 13 88 18 33 41 53 53 65 39 M 30 60 36 23 19 19 42 23 20 14 37 18 18 16 2 33w 7 108 37 158 22 528 23 358 23 68 8 108 85 08 137 4.58 144 408 32 308 9 20W 35 98 If 17 20W 136 48 21 368 198 72 .%58 23 4C8 40 4.18 16 368 a5 IB 10 OR 9 lOtv 3 56w 27 478 2 2C\v 2 ,50R 29 398 21 518 21 128 176 308 3 9W 10 2()B 113 UB 116 408 119 SB 77 528 6 468 8 3*K 6 541V 13 36 56 28 28 28 15 33 62 53 66 18 81 46 63 19 14 33 28 23 19 31 .55 85 24 27 24 14 23 2« 23 29 9 18 29 29 29 33 16 21 II -24 .55t» 87 gnu aa Lu„-j< 'Navigators' lile»~. 1 3 1.58 Ht 08 NeochoRo - -38 43V O'l "ijK locordo ~.«..^,>.,..V') •J4N Mocuttt ..^^^^.1^ 7 3a Mo 44 36N Modaraeny ,..^.U>0 07" Modem ...~.»~..,~^8 I On .^i 3lif 36 A4M Ml* 48 In MudMliill Modlea Modin. 47i« .^0 S.-iN Modon^. 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Mstislavl Mtzensk —.-.63 18n Muakuwa Hills.-..37 368 Mubad -.-.—,40 14N Much Marele -.-,61 S^n Mucha -,——38 57N Mucliamiel— — .^6 S8n Muchnee— ~— — 34 16N Muchricli -.-.-.-.57 22n Muchuchies 8 18N Mucliuls -,-,-,-.~57 2N Mucidan ——,-,45 SN Muck, or Monk, Isle —86 61 n Muckcaim 56 26n .—56 12N 54 51 N 54 SON —54 56N -.54 SIN 30N Muckliart Muck Isle Muck Isie- Muck Lake Muck Port Muckingo Miickle Rooe Isle 60 24n Mucliledale -.-.-.."iS 14N Muckno Lake —.—,54 6n Mucunis -.-„—-. 8 2SN Mucury, River -.18 OS Mud —....-.— S7 SON Mudaree — — ..JS 45N Mudau-.— — w49 3SN Muddaulum — .— 8 ISN Muddeka — ..-...16 6n Mudduck Sera— ..13 67n Muddy, River -...45 74n Muddy, River .-...46 32n Madge Cape —34 29s Mudgee—— -.33 39s Mudhee ., -.. 2 2 ION Mudlk River— .-.30 50n Mudwun —,,.-,28 44N Muela, La —.-.-.41 41 N Muenepanda mm~>.18 60s SI 47b S8 42B 14 'UK 32 .-IOB I ISW 31 SSB 38 SSB 70 .ma 8 ^nf 3 97w SS 86w 1 4HW 95 low 171 4B 7 9IB 9 I* 1 ISW 18 SIB 9 SOB 5 6B 8 4.i.~ft3 37N Mulgnve Iiibuida 6 on MulTtara ..,..M..».2fl 3Sn Mulbaiuen ,.....^47 4Sn Sulhainen .......^.at 13N ullMim ^^.....^^l SJN MullRnich^..i,.....JkA On Mulinolarin Inn^ A8 IN Miilk , 40 ION Mulkabad..,,.,^..^!'! 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SIW 80 aOB 78 42B 75 3()B 92 •ibn 100 SOB 8 39w 2 47w 9 45w 11 35b 43w 77 17B 7 42B 94 lOB 22 51 B 10 38B 3 24W 4 15W 94 60B 94 SOB 70 SOB 85 33W !)31a 33 34 II 33 99 47 la 47 as 13 M S3 14 17 17 11 11 ao 33 33 33 13 13 13 13 13 13 33 33 13 33 33 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 10 13 20 63 13 13 33 20 11 9 10 33 33 34 33 15 17 19 20 20 17 18 15 15 21 33 21 10 18 10 33 65 33 33 24 33 33 24 44 33 33 33 a5 34 13 24 13 18 24 33 15 35 19 21 13 11 29 33 44 18 m SM« .47 38n A<{ 3:In AS 48N SO 40N Mt 31 N .88 30n 43 4SN 52 Murtan ... Miirtlialen ...... Murthly Cattle Murton .... Murvledro Milt, Wady MiiMi Jabel MuBMbeg ... MuMe MuKftt ......,........<3 40N MuMliaken ...^....M 83n MuMhau ^..^.....,48 6.1N Mugclna...............49 83N Muicle Bay ......wta 27a MuDCletown ^.....38 18a Muifela 1......... 9 Sn Mwrove 54 SON Musiiod Mudiki Mufhur.... Mttiingen . Muihi Rio Mufltian MuKkak , Muikau ...ao ION — 40 :ion ...-30 30N .47 31 N .11 408 .2!) 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River ^22 ISN Mylae~..~~.~ 38 1.3N Myl8Wi~~~. ~...'J7 20N Myle Rocks .........53 18N Myniunuii.~~.,-..~.t'5 47n Mynachlogfawr- Cwm>anu-ddyr >S2 ION .25 ISN .25 35M .-17 24n -.37 7N 24 3HN .—..53 ION 27 ION 4 4IIN 20 30N .40 3N -.49 27N -.27 a'JN 9 3.18 -.—.43 8 IN .W SON 3C W>H 39 46n 7 33N 12 40N •Jit 42N '«#*rMWi«WO UN 18 I5N Xi l.')N -.32 27m -.38 a4N ,37 42N ,'»7 SON —33 4lN 31 44N -J51 58N -.54 26N 1 SIN 23 4SN .22 30N .47 27M -.-..52 43N ,10 30n 1)1 40N 7 8H 8 38H 3 2UW 8 8HW SOW 36 38B 33 sua 87 S5a 30 Alia S8 ISB SO 38a 10 8la 80 SOB 147 5a ISO 6RB 14 30a 3 2;iw 69 60a 43 18B 49 Aa 8 AAB 08 Otv 08 14W 10 10b 14 44b 9 I2W AOW 79 35W m 3W 77 41 W 74 8«B 49 ISB 31 2SB 3 4W 50 SOB 5 40a 13 44B 83 24a 20 ISB 70 4Aa 71 40b 81 SB 3 4»W 10 S2B 08 35B 8 ISB 8 22B 77 40B 04 40W 33B 70 43B 67 lOB 04 36b 2 a»w 75 Ob S3 5SB 8 llB 95 12W 08 40B 65 SOB 23 SOB 22 45b 25 24B 05 58B 08 458 3 4ew 1 3HW 4 29W 95 48b 71 168 2 S8B 3 13W 41 28 10 13b 22 4B 73 Ob 15 llB 27 48B 30. .50 10 IW 13 64 32B 32 Mynali Mynatnagur Myndurgee- Myndus — Mynlia— . MyniBli Isle Mynpooree. Mynydd Black Mt.Sl SIn Myonnesua -.— .-J)8 3n Myoi HonnoB— 27 22n Myra Myre Myrina — . MyrmeeiuDi . Myrtuntium ± Mysia-.— , Myslenice — . Mysol, Isle . % Mysore —36 IAN .—..00 On -.39 S7N 45 22N -.37 59N -..39 25N .-.49 SIN 2 68 ."Hi 15 15 13 13 34 31 87 27 56 29 20 19 10 63 03 30 9 32 30 33 15 49 50 31 20 13 9 43 43 42 33 32 27 13 38 16 26 33 27 33 29 33 13 56 33 25 18 33 49 14 32 32 32 14 66 32 18 32 28 28 66 32 33 10 9 10 35 3i 14 10 66 21 19 33 50 24 MS 87 UOR Nagpoor ,.,— . 21 6n Nagrnna— — — ..18 On NaguJ -. 17 8N Naguldliiny 15 60N Nagur -.-.—.13 47N Nagy Almas -.-..40 67n Nagy Hcvikcrk .-45 32N Nagy Karoly 47 40N Nagy Koriis— — .47 4n Naaybanga.-...-~.47 41 N Nabawuud— — 34 6v »^»»» »*»>* *!«»»»■ 36 20N 3 54W 88 158 86 458 76 258 27 20B 80 528 9 51W 78 S8B 3 SOW 26 508 33 38B 30 OB 23 SOW 25 SB 3S 26E 21 22B 87 45B 19 57B 130 20B 77 OB 10 33 33 33 66 33 13 33 10 66 56 66 39 60 66 28 66 19 52 33 Nahcea . Nahefeld.— .-.19 39n Nabitch -.— — J3 63n Nahr, Klver— — .49 44N Nahr-«l Kchtr 34 40N Nahuelhuapl, Lago de— ~— 41 128 "" SON 28 30N 17 53N .57 13N 2 39N 3 4N 3 39N Nahun. Nahur-.. Naibpailt Nallan Nailstoii Nam. Naln. Nain ( Labrador ).60 83N Nair .20 26N Nair, Od. ............46 57N Nairn 57 86N Nairn, Hiver— -57 36N Nalrt 34 59N Naissus — — — .43 18N Najw 44 I3N Nakabal Hajar, Rivers of 15 40N NakU. Watli 28 ON .Nakedness Point.38 608 Nakcl 53 ON Nakengsee 22 &8n Nakhcfiivaii— — ,39 7n Nakhel 30 2N Nakhitchevan-.-.47 llN Nakhodeh ——.36 61 n Nakhora -.-.-.-..83 4n Nakill Cov e— .-64 On NakillaSl 54 llN ^ AKO .57 36n Namadus H.— .23 O.v Naman Nahr —32 66n I Namaqualand, Oreat— .-. 27 lOs Namaqulpa — -.28 68N Namba ——.—.— .57 21 n Nambro -.— »-.36 28N Nam-cheo— .-.wll 40N Namcul Drong— .11 ION Namdjaltadza— 30 8n Naroeny —.-..-.48 3N Namesito— -49 25n Namini .—..—...— .—.10 28 Nammog or Peel U. Nam-mtso-ji mtso L.-.— — .29 35n Namoa Harbour -21 12N Namoa I.-. 23 28N Namoodee-.-. 26 6n Namoodee-.— .— 26 9N Namoosa -.-...-..30 ION Nampont 50 21n Namru ...............31 37N 79 5H 46 oa 75 oa 77 37a 74 46a 33 oa 30 S3a 33 23a 19 4Ha 23 37a 47 saa 09 4la 7 9B 36 36a 7 44B 35 66a 73 low 77 16a 76 aOB 78 25b 3 56w 1 32W 63 52B 35 23a 62 OW 77 5tB 6 I8B 3 53w a 53W 84 54W 23 08 1 688 46 lOB 34 32B 69 30W 17 338 103 38 45 2IB 33 408 39 33B 45 208 35 88 10 5W 7 57W 7H &1B 25 14B 11 SB 4 low 35 SB 65 62B 80 438 2 29w 22 62B 7 6w 75 08 35 6B 18 OB 106 9W 6 47W 104 68W 103 8B 78 158 83 608 22 20b 19 148 124 43B :t3 33 55 33 33 33 19 19 19 19 19 33 33 18 81 18 30 60 33 33 33 II 10 33 31 40 ^ 14 II II 44 50 14 30 37 60 20 29 23 37 23 30 30 13 13 31 27 21 11 31 33 33 24 28 II 55 31 38 46 U 45 a5 33 33 19 19 36 20S 149 45B 63 Namsan, River — 64 28N Namslau— .— .61 On Namtsitou oula.-. niouren U.— 35 65n X Namur ——60 16n Namur .—...60 28n Nanadores -. 28 2n Nanan 56 3n Nanas ———.47 51n Naiiatan.— .— .-. 8 45N Nancahelo— .— ..35 28s Nance ...—...-...33 23N Nan-chan (Snowy Mt8.)-.38 20N Nan-chang— ,— ,28 40n Nancy— —-.w48 40n Nandokando,Lakc22 25N Nanduy, River — 21 338 Nangan— .-.— .25 33N Nan-gan— — — 26 On Mangis 48 33N yang-lo .......,- — 31 12N 85 408 112 38B 117 lOB 57 21B 67 20b 66 37 B 1 44B 80 6b 11 35B 17 43a 92 25B 4 4GB 4 488 101 30W 6 13W 21 258 80 12B 68 53W 68 28 97 30B 115 52B 6 138 96 08 53 30W 114 108 101 48B 3 OB 112 428 34 34 32 32 32 14 33 22 20 33 16 16 46 13 19 33 60 82 34 34 14 35 61 34 34 14 34 18 ON 17 8N lA SON : 13 47N u 4ft 57N krrk .^1 VM ily 47 4UN >■ 47 4N u*».p>*««^.47 4tN 34 6v 3ft 2ftN «9 39N •r 49 44N chir. 34 40N ipl. ..~~.~~41 laa ...,....^1% 30N 17 A3N .........^.Jkl 39N 33 4N 39N rador).66 93N 20 ^7 36N 43 ISN 44 I3N lajar, f IS 40N dl 28 ON Folnt,38 608 63 9N ! 22 58N 39 7N 2N 47 llN *^*f*rr»^*JSn 51 ^ ^G;«tM>MMfcMw57 36n H 28 ON ahr ~.^32 SON laland, 27 109 la .....^.,28 S8N »«»»#»^»<^#a07 ^IN f**»»»*»***,^n 28N .11 40N irong..^Il ION AzA^^jm 8N 48 3N 49 25N 10 28 H7 20M 79 &■ 4ft oa 7A Oa 77 37" 74 4Aa 23 OR 90 saa 22 23a 19 4Ha 23 27a 47 62B 09 41 a 7 9a a6 2»a 7 44a 33 &Sa 72 low 77 16a 75 30a 78 2Aa 3 &6nr 1 82\r A3 S2a 3A 23a 62 Onr 77 818 6 I8R 3 A3ur 3 A3v lOH 34 22a A9 30\r 17 33a 103 3a 4A 2lB 33 40B 39 33B 4S 208 3A 88 10 AW 7 A7W 7H AlB 2A 14B 11 88 4 low 3.^ AB 6A A2B 80 438 2 29w 22 52B 7 AW 7A OB 3A 6B 18 OB 106 9W A 47W 104 68W 103 8B 78 lAB 83 AOR 22 20B 19 148 124 43B :t3 33 AA 33 33 33 19 19 19 19 19 88 33 18 81 18 80 fiO 83 83 83 11 10 38 31 40 33 14 II II 44 B6 14 36 37 AO 20 29 23 37 23 30 30 13 13 31 27 21 11 31 32 33 24 28 11 A5 31 38 46 n 45 ai 33 33 19 19 36 tr **^^*^**^m*P»\ 30 20S 149 4AB 63 29 3AN arbour -21 12n 23 28N 2G 6N 26 On sa ION 21N ~31 37N Jiver- — 64 28N 'w«»Al 6n I oulart 11. 35 S5N AO 16N 50 28N 1 -~ 28 2N -,~~. — 56 3N 47 51N 8 4SN 35 283 85 40B 33 112 38B 34 117 lOB 34 57 21B 32 57 20B 32 66 37B 32 1 44B 14 80 6b 33 11 35B 22 17 43B 20 MtsO'^SS 20N Ig 28 40N ..48 40N do,Lakc22 25N lirer 21 33s ~~~31 12N 92 25B 4 46B 4 488 101 30W 6 13W 21 25B 80 12B 68 53W 68 as 97 30B n» 528 6 138 96 08 53 30W 114 lOB 101 48B 3 OB 112 42a 33 16 16 46 13 19 83 fiO 32 34 84 14 35 51 34 34 14 34 Nardil 40 7n Narea........ . 9 AN Narecnda 1 A Oa Nareenda, liay.^.U AOa Narellan ^...^ 34 as Narcnta ~. 43 AAn Narenta, Klvcr-.^3 tn Naren Var*a ~,..>.33 46n NarMUbMl.~~~<~3l AN Nart 29 83N Narlan«ui~~..~~..il8 8:* Narigal .^^~^»~.8a 48a Narlm Narin Naringa Narkenby.. 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Narol Narona Narra, R., Narrachan Narraguagus, U. .44 45N Narralnpuor 10 4.'IN Narrawa~..~»>»^34 24s Narrawa, R. ....^...34 20s Narrenbach~~.~~46 37n Narrow! ...M.,-^ — '£) 40h Narrowwatfr ~«~54 8N Nariennpalu 18 3n NarHholni~- 57 16n Nardnghur ^..23 46N Nariingur 22 3SN Nargis..M.~..^.,....<.~.37 23N Nartiiro«<.M,<......Ji3 12N Naruan 1. .. , 56 2n Narungar ^.^..~~22 UN Narva ~~..~~^ 59 24n Narvaet.~>.~.>>.>...21 208 Nariiir, Lake 52 ON Nagciar, Cl....^...~35 53N Nagcby ,.>52 24n Na8erah~..>.^»>.~35 8n Na»h 52 18N Nash -~~ — ~..~~~33 53n Nash, Point~.~.~~5l 23n Naahieze..,,..>..,....4A 29N Naahville >..».~~~36 5n Naihwauk, River 45 A4N Na»ing......^,>.....51 44N Naslpia 17 40N Natireh, en ^..,^3i 43n Naskle Chassy 27 20N Naa-lii, R. ,„„,,^3^ 40N ......... 3 8 6n 51 IN ..........AO 2AN ■....W.S...50 18N Naso Nassadel t Nassau Nassau Nasoau (PruvidencclBle)2A AN Nassau, Capo „„^ 7 32n Nassau, Fort.~..~. A 62n Nassavsky, Cape -76 20n Nasse R.-...,-... 33 408 N aaaerabad .....,..-26 23n Nasaingtonw..~.~J)2 34N Nasioge ,...50 6n Nassucit ............ 1 9 47N Nastetten.....~~~.50 UN Nastvig..........,.....~65 34N Naswarabad..~...~31 49N Naazeb, Waters ot'29 ION Na8zera~.~~.. 32 44N 8 3.W 3 52N 37N 5 36S 830S 31 Us .29 50s Nata_.., Natagayma NaUl Natal Natal, l8le~ Natal, Point. Natal, Port - Natawa8anga,Bay 44 ION Natawasanga, It. -44 33N Natchez .. ......31 40n Natchltoches-.M>~.31 45n Nate...v.~.......... 37 22N Naters ................. 46 20N Nathunz .^«.....«,...8a .ion Nati ~.....24 40N Native Iron Mine.27 438 Natividad ......>..,.~28 22N Natland... ■..,,■■54 18n Natron Lrakes..~....30 20N Natron, Valley of 30 20N Nattavar e -~~~.>..66 48N Nattorc.....>..»....>,24 25N Natunas Great I. . 3 AON Natura-^..^..... w.. 5 S2n Natural Cisterns (Central KKypt)29 IH IK at 4nR 47 40R 47 SOa lAO 47a 17 Aaa 17 28a 77 5a 01 oa «M IM 34 178 149 aa 88 Oa 69 aaa lAO loa 38 38a 70 3Aa 18 3)ia 18 33a 76 78 17 308 13 388 as 348 17 408 69 7R A a4W 67 A5W 81 308 149 88 149 88 7 308 24 528 6 17W 78 328 18 448 77 68 86 308 38 l!)H 9 13r 6 lOw 87 218 28 MR 63 34W 64 58 14 26b 5!»W 48 4HH u A3W 78 Iw 3 32W 15 7E 86 4AW 66 40W 38 121 27b 35 I OR A2 508 45 OR 14 468 17 448 8 08 7 498 77 26w 68 A.5W A7 44W 62 oa IIA 22R 62 138 27W A 178 73 A98 7 A2a 12 28B 60 348 33 238 35 228 80 OW 75 I9W 99 lOR 35 I6W 47 08 SS> AOB 30 438 80 25n 80 7w 91 32W 93 18W 24 398 8 OB 51 558 107 40B 60 40W 99 38W 2 45W 30 788 3U 208 20 538 89 68 108 30B 80 35B 26 8A 36 86 53 37 19 83 83 88 56 A3 89 83 58 33 83 35 56 83 56 36 10 86 S3 II 41 83 63 A8 15 38 13 83 2'i 83 33 80 17 18 33 23 50 29 26 10 38 13 40 10 19 40 41 10 35 81 33 30 26 SO 17 17 47 49 61 89 53 33 10 16 83 17 23 33 87 30 49 49 35 61 36 38 38 42 43 44 44 38 15 33 35 00 46 9 37 37 33 33 40 33 >iavi)(ati)rt' lilvs.,.! Naville .40 aVN Navliiki -........^..-AS |.%N Navolok, Cape ..-OO 47N NavouM .....„..-i.,a7 7N Navy.». _43 AN NawaubfunB*.~>.a7 82n Nawer 38 Mm Nax Bala 31 3An Naala 36 IAN Na>la ...-„..,W 8N Naxlai 37 AN Nakot I. ...■., .,37 AN 89 I7N .>~87 47 N 8 ICa 88 43N Naxuana Naxus Nayan Naiareth Naiareth Naiareth. .~~.JM) A7N 3 HS Naiareth, N.S.do39 87N Naiareth, Rlvpr~. 4As 40 7N 51 A2N 45 98 2M 46n 39 30N 54 36N A3 a^N Neatnunda, I.ukc- 1 AOh Neamunda, Illver I lOs Naiaro . Naze, The. Nea, I.. Neacote.. Neae. Neagh, Lough. Ncale. C»- 55 AftN Neave 1......... 58 32N Neballat -^,..31 57N Nehee Uur...- ~.~,i» ON Nebel-~~~~~. .~.~.55 43N Ni*hplniM.M.M. .53 8N Nebcrlingen,^ 47 4!)N NeboMt.~~.~.~~31 37m 51 17B Neby Samwtl 81 AON Necau ,31 ON Necessity .~~~. — 40 48n Nechesia 34 A5N Nechi 8 30N NechI, River -~.~. 8 30N X NecLir 49 22N Neckar Elz 49 21N 1 Neckar, Lower -49 8N I Neckar, Middle.48 31n X Neckar, Upper -48 15N Neckar, River.«,~49 30N Neckarscdn ,..,.~.,49 llN Necker's Isle-., — 23 On Necropolis...- 25 32N Necton 52 41n Ned Thomas 14 ION Neda R.....~....~~~37 23N Nedd ..fi8 14N Neder Brakcl -...UM) 46n Nedging < — 52 5N Neiljran 19 AON Nedlitz... A2 6N Nedrlgailo — ^,-.-50 49N Nee Sound 50 48N Needen ................. 5 2 6n Needham Mkt. Needing worth Needles, The. Neegaree ~»~. Neelguddir. Nceloo. Neelung Necmbaj .5N 31 35" 37 Neembuco Neemree... Neemuch Ncenton . Neeouata, Lake Neepigon, Bay . Neeraae. Neerah. NeermuU Neers.~>^ Nees. Nefiurnin Nelt 52 9N 52 21 N ,50 40N aO 23n .26 .56n .18 34N .32 35N 31 7N .24 50N .26 448 23 5N 24 25N 52 29N .49 24N ■49 ON 51 17N 26 I AN 19 AN A6 25N .«67 24N ^l»»»»l»^KO»»0»*l^^»^ .33 3N Neften 47 32n Negapaura-..~~.~10 42n Negara ~............. 2 40b Ncgino... .......52 IHN Negombo ..~.~.~..... 7 UN Negoucouite -~~.. 3 25N Ncgra, Pta....~~~,26 '.=88 Negra, Pla 27 42* 6 A4B 15 49 5!ia 23 83 08 23 25 15a 28 70 3W 44 •I 158 33 4H 308 83 70 A48 83 100 A8w 46 aA aOa 38 35 328 38 85 828 38,56 45 28N 56 15 ina 66 7H A7W 40 85 l»a SI 3 388 10 44 47W 51 9 4W 34 9 l.'tB 86 8 AOB 15 I 158 10 166 SSB A8 81 38 38 33 OB 56 6 24 w 13 9 low 13 55 AOW 51 65 55W 61 3 IMW 14 85 I. 18 81 10 408 66 84 32a 56 14 lAB 56 33 568 30 8 40w 10 8 48W 10 2IW 13 4 IHW 11 84 57R 81 51 508 38 8 2IB 31 11 408 20 9 128 18 35 468 31 II 358 30 85 108 81 7 AB 86 83 4!*W 44 34 508 56 74 .5yw 49 75 OW 49 8 3MB 18 9 78 18 9 20R 18 8 538 18 8 358 18 8 278 18 9 138 18 165 OW 54 30 408 37 448 10 82 23W 46 21 418 38 5 7W II 3 488 16 A3a 10 44 388 29 12 248 17 34 28B 23 8 34a 21 6 398 16 1 2B 10 iw 10 1 SAW 10 67 40R 33 76 48 33 80 18B 33 72 »ift 33 79 OK 24 72 238 33 A8 5W 51 74 H8 33 7« 558 33 2 31W 10 74 I5W 42 88 45W 44 6 18 16 10 178 ai 86 178 33 78 258 33 10 198 ai 8 138 21 6 aw u 8 198 36 8 408 15 79 528 33 114 548 35 34 218 23 79 658 33 53 48W 51 70 58W 80 6!t .Viw AO Ncorhorio _3(» 43v Neokhnri ... in |7\ Neokhorl.. ,..3N Un Neon 47 aoN 1 Ntpaul .............at 3()N Nepcaii H. Xi im Nrpean Pt...........S8 |!« Nephell* Pr 38 6m NrphlnMouiitalns.'M 2N Nephtoah, Koiin Ulnof Nepomuceno. Neptune Is .... Nera, River. Nerac^....... Nnbudda, River .ai 4bN Nerea M 38 ION Nerechta 57 aON Neresla....^ ...43 19n Nerib ........... 31 S7n { Nerlgon 68 SON Nerlum l*r. .,~.~..49 SON Nerja...., ...36 44n Nctmovit/i .^....^3 ION S»Tnin ,. m gM Ncrondcs ...~».....47 ON Nerouchal...,-i......45 4.5N Nerovitza, ,..87 3Vn Nerpci.. ,..,.62 37N Ncrpllchle, Lake-65 ON Nei puls.~.. .......... 53 8N Ncrshelm , .4g 46N I Nert(hliiik.>....-S2 On Nei tchlnak-.....- 51 SON Nertchintkoi 51 SON Nerwar .....,..,,. 25 34n Nes 53 2>.......5l 30N Netherlcy.. .....67 3n Netherton 55 35N Netherton ~~~.~_55 22n Netindava 48 2{)N Ncto, River .19 I5N Nottlebed 51 34N Ncttlebcd ( hapcl 54 21 n " ■ 53 15N .„.53 2yN ,_4I JSN -52 .3«N -,5I 31IN .-63 S.iN ~,47 4r)N ^W 42N 4h 43N 46 lii/N Nettlehain Nettleton NcKuno _..-.... Netz, River Neu, Hivcr.~. Neuberg »»«- Neubuurn .-.».. Ncubruk .—...,. Neuburg ....... Neuch&tcL... NcucliAtel, Lake-46 54N Neudorf ......™_»5I 20N Neudorf.-..— 47 ION Neuenburg 53 39N Neuenburg^... 63 23.v Neuenburg 47 48N Neuenburg ... 48 52N 52 2UN 53 4N SI 17N 49 14N .48 IN -48 20.'W ,49 51 N Neuenhau Neucnkirchcn Neuenrade. Neucnstadt ... Neuf Brisack NeufchAtcau NeufchAtcau NeufchAteL..-....~50 35N NeufchAtel 49 45N Neufreisten 48 39^ Ncugcdcyn~._....4'J i2N 23 2.SR 73 *iB 8 108 N.^ 08 1.17 458 144 408 3'i .ma 9 aow 85 »■ l'>7 90W 136 48 21 268 19a 72 VtU 18 4n8 40 4.18 16 3«8 35 IR 10 08 9 low 8 S6w 97 478 a afiw a .via 29 39a 1\ 518 21 laa 176 308 3 9w 10 aoR 113 OB 1 16 408 119 68 77 S'iR 5 46R 8 3MB 6 54w 65 IRR 53 32R 'Jt JR a .5.!R 30 42R a 63W 6 22W 4 SOW 10 3()K 9 IIR 77 27 w 27 S'rt 38 548 1 9w 3 3W 24 lAa 11 46b 26 388 33 258 3 64W 2 sew 1 2»w 3 llw 3 36W 4 3Uw 1 49W 3 16w 177 458 5 OR 2 IHW 8 53W 2 Iw 35 40b 17 9k 59w 33W 30W I9w 12 43B 15 25B gvv 11 418 12 llB 16 I4B II lOK 6 568 6 b-2B 15 388 H 148 18 428 8 UB 7 35B 8 378 6 568 9 48B 7 528 9 228 7 328 5 438 5 238 I 378 1 35R 7 58K 13 an. 38 aa 15 .13 51 53 M 18 SI 48 aa 19 14 83 38 33 19 81 55 M 34 37 34 14 33 83 29 9 18 39 39 39 83 16 31 II 83 S3 83 14 37 10 II 11 18 15 43 23 33 13 9 56 31 33 37 13 9 9 13 13 13 9 13 64 16 II 18 9 65 36 10 9 9 9 25 20 !0 19 13 80 18 15 15 20 IS 20 17 18 IR 17 17 17 18 14 14 16 14 14 18 19 36 INDEX TO BLA( K»S -El If wguan M- Rapid Bl»er Sf MM NMihaiu deuhaut Ntuhaiu Ntubaiu NauhauiMi. Nauhauwn Mmihof Naullle,Pt.l>lorrc47 SSn Naukahklan.~>~~JkS 46n Nauklrch bS 4" MeuUrch 46 W .47 4IN .47 MM JtS 4Slt JM) UN 3»if NauUrchcn . Mauland. NauUy. 49 13i« 46N >#WM»M#47 Oolf Meumark ,^.....,,..b\ 9n Nawnark ....... ......58 KM ^» a4N M I9ir 19 SSN i9 15N 46 93N .54 eN 47 86N 47 41 N AO 6N Naumark. Neuroafkt Naumarkt Neiimarkt Naumar Neuniuntter Naunforn^.. >aunklrck.~ Kourburg #»»«' Wi:ut. Ri*rr.»~.~~35 a(M iJeiuiadJat, Lake 47 4flN Jfeuiiedel ^.^,...^1 58n N>3Utohl ^,.^.^^.4» 40N Nauitadt «........«..50 SON Neuitadi NauiUd Nauitadt Neuitadi Nauitadt Ktuitadi NeuiUdt NeuiUdi Neuitadt (Calemberg;..._Ji9 Mn Neuitadt (Schwartuburg) SO 35n . .84 48N Neutra ........~....«..48 18N Neutra, ltiver........47 48n Neurie ................45 31n Neuville .~~~~~.~.46 41n Neuville...~...~~47 4n Neuvy 48 3n Neuwedel..~........ 8 8 13N Neuwerk ............Bg S6n Nauwieldt .........80 30n Neva ^....^.^...^M 8Sn 69 l*w g48B 16 !■ 15 01 I0ft7» 6 561 8 56a 10S5I g 8n 9 411 OSSa 13 47a 91 a5a 9 18a 13 48a 9a0a 5 38a 16S7B 14 46a 19Sla 11 30a 90 3a II S3a 14 32a 9 68a 8 46a 8 39a 6 19a 78 3&W 16 4Aa 16 49a 19 4a 11 6a 17 40a 17 36a II asa 15 16a 16 isa 10 68a 10 4!ia 7 3Ha Neva Itle Neve Navednl. Nevel ..26 ION Jia &6N .JS9 60N .~66 On .51 2n J>1 35N 47 On -43 19N ..30 ON Nevele . Nevendon.^ Naven . Kevetignc . Neville Nevin,, 53 87n Nevinna 44 I7N Nevii Isle ....^.^..17 9n yevii, LcM-li.....,..J>7 In Nevii, River ..»...Ji6 46n NeTrekop>.....~....41 33n Nevy 47 In New Alexandria....40 27n New Archangel ...J16 30n New Anelt ........Jl 47N New Bedford ........41 g.'iN New Berlin (Penni. )...,,...... 40 68n New Berne ~~.»..a5 2n New BHm..~........M 9n t New Bruniwick46 SON New Buckinghmn 62 SON New Cairn .........^58 24N New Caledonia Fort 7 24N New Carlisle 80 18 19 19 17 15 18 17 17 17 14 17 90 15 18 17 14 90 90 90 10 19 18 19 91 15 15 ir 44 19 19 19 17 90 90 17 90 19 91 17 17 9 97a 17 10 6aB 17 18 IS 3 7 II if>9 10 41B 14 lOa 10 19a 11 448 8 9a 8 14B 13 6a II 43b 18 42b 15 16b 19 83b 3 32w 4a 8a B6a ISa 7a 8 48B 15 44B 8 3IB 7 2gB 3 Iw 172 20w 38 69b 68 45B 39 49b 3 32B 29B 3 lOB 18 llB 93 S6wr 4 3lw 41 40a 62 36tv 5 33W 8 6w 33 84b 8 30B 79 29w 138 30«r 5 46a 70 SOW 17 18 17 \l 18 18 18 18 30 19 19 9 19 19 14 14 15 14 30 17 17 12 1 31 29 S3 16 10 14 27 43 9 23 47 12 11 27 14 44 39 16 44 77 6\v 44 77 8w 44 7 8w 13 66 IOh' 41 I 3b 10 4 7W 12 New York, Iile 5 90N New Zealand 41 Oi Newaka...~.....~~,J9 4« Newark 60 I8N Newark, .....Sg 4m Newark, B 5« 65n Newark Ca. ~55 56n Newark (Oil lo) ...40 9n 161 Ow 173 Oa 177 40a 9 57W 050W 9 4SW 4 40Hr 83 SOW iviewart ...~... . 55 49ir NewauHK.~~~.~35 6N Newbald, N 63 50n Newbattle~.w~~ — 56 6SN Newberry (South Carolina )~...«...JM IBN Newbiggen...........64 39n Newbiggen...~.....64 39n Newbiggen~~~..~&4 3!>n Newblggen...~~.~.S4 56N Newblggen ( Nor- thumberland) ~.65 13N .56 44N ..M.... S 6 18N ~ ~»»S5 36n Newblgging Nowblggiiig Newblgging Newblgging (Lanark) Newbold~. 42N ~.......88 26N Newborougli ~»~.Ji3 IOn Newborough ~.~>.65 On Newbourg.»~.......88 38N 88 82W 49 -48 2n 68 \Sxv 41 Newbridge, Newburg., Newburgh Newburgh New burn . Newburn. Newbury j~~~~~81 24N Newbury Port ~w~42 48N Newby 64 6SN Newbyre~~~.~~...88 34n Newbyth -63 UN _4I 8SN -JW 21N ..67 19n ~36 68N Mwfio loN Ji7 35N 68N ■*»»«xwi<»7w 7 15W 81 20W 3 2IW 8 S2W 19 10 9 9 9 13 44 13 11 44 13 10 44 9 9 13 11 44 9 Newcaitle. Newcaitle.... I Newcaitle Diitrict . ~.44 6N 78 30w 43 Newcaitle ( Dub- lin) ~~68 18N C 2nw 13 Newcaitle Kmbyn 83 3N 4 2Uw 10 Newcaitle, Emiyn 39 82N 86 24w 44 Newcaitle (Oalway) ~~~~Ji3 2lN 8 39w 13 Newcastle (Kentui'icy)~~~38 26n 86 9w 44 Newcastle (Limerick) ~.~.Ji2 26n 9 3W 13 161 S6B S3 3 14W 9 77 49W 42 13 9 11 10 10 40 10 33 40 9 12 9 12 44 11 9 12 12 10 10 11 12 10 9 13 10 44 10 13 13 44 9 13 JkS 81N ~53 5N ~5S93N ~42 6N ..66 4N ~56nN ~56 40M Ntwtown. Nawtown. Ntwtown. Nawtown. Nawtown , Newtown . Newtown . Newtown ............63 ISn Nawtown Ardiu~4M 86N Nawtown Barry~4i3 SON Newtown BellewJiS 39n Newtown Dreda~.64 aaw Newtown BrowneSS 51n Newtown Butler .JM 7n Newtown Cunningham ~«JI4 8Bn Newtown Forbei-53 46n New Ureenlawalli55 41 n Newtown Hamilton .~.~~~54 UN Newtown ( Isle of Wight) 50 4BN Newtown Llmavady~~.~~88 3n Newtown Llnrord53 40N NewtovmMndi~.>62 SON Newtyl o .. . ~..>....... fl 6 33N Nexef, lil«..> M 47N Nexoe., .58 SN Ney.or Nybundan83 S7N Noybe .. 18 3IN Neybe, River ~~~18 16n Neyetewa, Rlver~..45 36N Neykawa 33 8n NeyUnd CI 58n Neyva~ S SN Neiil..~~. ~.87 SN Neilrabad.. Ngag-king NB 28 35N 30 30N gametic ~~~~~~3!> 7a Nga Motu. ~..39 la Ngan-choo.~~~~~38 SIN Ngan-chun ^26 ION t Nganhoee~~~~.33 On Ngan-kin~~~~.~~.3o Ks Ngankin..~~ 30 SON Ngankiufoo 30 40N Ngan-lo~~. 31 12N Ngan-ping~. 22 SON Ngan.ii~~ 40 20N Ngan-tin~~~~~~~23 SON Ngan-ting ~..~~~.37 16N Ngarahai-. — ~.~..38 208 I Ngateruanui~~~39 288 Ngin-hai 37 28N Ngin-nan-kiang~.22 8N Nningrkouc~.~~~30 SiJN Nl Karleby .63 30N t Nlagara~~~~~~43 6n Niagara ~~..~..~ ... 4 3 ISN Niagara. Falls of -43 7n Niagara, Fort ~~~43 19N Niagara, River ~.w43 19N I Niangnin ~~~~.31 20N Niai~~~~~~_~~~ I I4N Niai Channel ~~~ 30N Niaieptrovsk ~~~S6 SN Nibbionno ■■...~~..45 UN NIbe NibrL Nhing NiaH. Niata Niav-kiang Nibiter Nibthwaite NIcaea Nicaea »»rf^*»^^WWw ^'*<>»47 33M Nikopol Nlkoullno^. Nlkiar Nlk«lkl Nilab Nil. Canal. See . Rulni of Bab]r> Nile, Moutht ofL^l 88N Nilgherry. Mtt.^ll 80N NIlTandout Iale>^ 3 0!f Nilljr Lough...~.....>A4 I7N Nilui, R.~ — ^.^23 4Air Nllwella 6 ON Niman.. 48 4AN Nlmbhecra. 34 84i( 14 33N NImma, Ba NImrah, or Beth nlmrah. Nimrin Niroroud, Bin. See Ruins of Babylon ...>.«.^ Nlmrud >..,..,.^^^,87 30" Nlmrou(i,Medinet 29 33N NInbuc ^..3A 43b Nine Mile House (Tlpperary).....Ji2 27n Nineveh, Huins of. „M 2SN NInfL 38 2AN Nlnfleld~...» Ai> bts 81 OB 76 AOB 73 13B 7 AOw 80 A2B 80 A2B 183 40B 74 4|a 1 SOB SO S7 ss 83 13 A6 88 39 S3 86 85 36b 81 8Aa6B 81 80 40 30B 80 80 3HB 87 71 A3W SO 7 a7w 18 Ning. Ning-hii Ningkiang — Ning-koue — Ning-ming Ningpo . Ning-to Ning-wu Ning-yuan Ninore. Ninus Niokta Nions Niort 3A 30N 38 3AN 3'i 42N 3t 2N .22 14N ..~30 AN .,26 SON 19 13N .28 ON 48N 16 21 N .ii3 A3N .44 21N .46 20N Niphon, lsli<,~>.~.»37 ON Nipisiguit Kiver, Nipisiguit Uiver, Little 47 43N Nipissing, Lake~.46 20N 43 ISa 27 33B 26B 107 AOB lOA 43B 106 4AB lis 32B 107 20b 121 OB llA A4B 112 4B 102 12B 3 A!«B 43 IOB 36 I2B A 8B 3lw 138 30B Nires Nirgui Nisaan Plains. Nisao, River Nisbet Nisbet 29 38N 10 IN .33 AON 18 ION M 32N t #«^«W»»»**l Nlahapoor e — ^.^^ gN Nishisnee «.»~~^.^7 47n Nishnebottona. K.40 27N NisU,.....; 37 A8N Nisi 37 IN NIsibin-., 37 8n Nisibis -^^ 37 2N Nismes,^ Nissa, Nil 6A 44w 79 AAW 24 IIB A4 SB 68 42w 48 IOB 70 9w 2 3IW 2 19W A8 46b 6 A8W 9A 28W lA 24B 22 4R 41 OK 41 9B 4 83B 83 8K A8 48B A8 46B 3 8R 8 23B 86 42R 8 I2R 8 IIB A3AB 86 SOW 38 3K 23 46b 27 IOB 68 AOvr 91 20B 3 3()W 80 2aK 1 18W Niuakoi-~~,,.~~ — 60 30n 114 A5b Nivaria 28 10!* 16 30\v Nive, R 42 188 146 35K Nissa. Nissan <> Nissedal .~».».~.....59 lOM Nissila ~,~,,..,.......63 A8N .43 49N 43 18N A4N 17 65N 18N Nissum ~~~~~«~~A6 IUN Nissum Fiord .~..>JS6 23N Nistelrode AI 43N Nisuc Point ~.~,^20 A5n Nisus ,.«~... ..37 42N Nisvora ^.^^ ,.A0 3iN Nisyros, I. ~ 36 36N Nitctieguun, Lake A3 IAN Nitcbon, R.>,.~..w>28 On Nith, River .^.^...^^A ON Niti Ohaut ~.~~~~3I 2N Niton~>.» ..^wAO S.^N SO 80 10 84 84 84 84 84 39 84 34 34 16 A6 33 14 14 89 47 46N 65 42W 41 41 43 37 82 49 A6 47 12 18 88 11 44 86 88 30 A6 14 37 83 82 14 82 83 81 31 16 46 A6 87 A6 44 33 12 33 10 29 55 53 Naaatt Lat. Re. or Msp. Nokolaous Agio, Prom. 37 43N Nokoue*, Bay~.>.W 18N Nokunetn Kr. ..^27 as Nola.,.. »40 B8N Nolaohucky, R. ....86 ON Noll #...... .36 IAN Non, or Noon. Nohsm.. Nonanoouri Nonant ........ Nonduro None Nonesi. 38 32N 44 IAN 46N ..48 43N 4 AAN .59 A8N Nongado, R. .... ...35 3Aa ..A7 aiN 4Aa3N Nonoch . Nontron Noon Miainee.~.~S3 83N Nounv ......,^.,,^2* 39N Noord Dorp........J3 88N Noord Dyk.........J3 IAN Noord Hoek (Cape of Good Nourdbrock.........~53 I3N Noorkhan......M....~.35 AON .32 16N .30 SON Noorpour Nooriyee .. Nooshky.... 29 43N Nooilikynoon .,,,,^'i 42N Nooska 45 20N Nootdorp ............A2 3N Moping. Noquet Bay. Nor.............. Nor ZaIzan Nora..... Nordwylc Nore Liglit Nore, River Norenburg. i Norfolk t Norfolk Norfblk Norfolk, B.. Norfolk, I.. Norfolk, Mt. Norfolk Settle- ment. See Nor folk, I. Norfolk (VirKlnia;36 A5N Norges .... . 47 27N Norgli .53 3N Norhad ... 66 65n Norliam................J>5 43N t Noricum..... 47 3Un Norland Normanby . I^»<>«>«i«»>«i>»«>^»^ .53 4;iN ~.54 34N 48 50N 18 30a 6 A3B A8 46B 7A 49B 67 SB 6A I7B 61 13B 4B20N 45 42N ' 35N .47 40N JI9S1N Norberg. ..60 8n Norboved ...........JW On Norbury ..............52 33n Norbury ......,....~.53 21N Norbury ., 52 ASN Norcia.....~..~....~~42 48N Norcott, R. .....«~.31 10s t Nord, Depart- ment on Nordal..^.,..^.. — 62 14N Nordborg ..........^55 5n Nordbye ............. .£5 7n Nordbye ............. JM a5N Nordbye. .............. 65 A8N Norden ......53 35N Nordenbroe ........^54 47N Nordeney, Isle. 53 43N Norderhoug~~~«~60 7n Nordfleld ...~ .64 9n Nordhausen..«....~51 SIN Nordheim....~.~.~.51 40n Nordliorn ...........^52 2t>N t Nordland (Norway) ........>. .67 44N NordlingciUM..~..~~48 15N Nordlinseii~~~..~.49 ISN Nordmalinge 63 SON Nordstrand Isle .~54 32N Nordtorf 64 14n -52 15N ...51 2HN .~52 24N ..53 26N ..42 52S .Ji2 40N 44 68N .43 OS .29 08 378 t Normandy. Norman Fort.........64 4fti Normanton...__.W 12N 49w 11 25B 10 30B 10 lOu 19 SIB 8 A4B 9 AOB 4 26B SIX 6 68W 15 34B 80 SOW 5SB 71 29W 147 52B 167 48B 145 I8B 76 19W A an 6 29b 8 28B 2 9w 13 SOB 1 54W 1 8W Ow 134 40W 88 10 S3 88 S3 S3 83 19 16 14 as 18 18 83 ai 81 16 10 13 80 43 10 44 53 63 53 63 44 14 16 81 9 .15 9 9 14 40 9 NAMSk 1.4*. kaasa ; Northanberland44 asw NorthumbsrlandSS I7« : NorthumbtrlandSS Ob TSUir 8 4W lAl asa Northiimber. Und, C. J» Northumberland IsUnd (New South Wales) ...30 48* Northumberianid Strait (Nova Scotia) .......46 ION Northwest Cape.~ai 46s Northwest Point (Benfuela)_~~.l6 SOb Noithwich BS I6N Northwold ........JW 84N Northwooi l. ~«.80 44N Norton ..... .5 3 40N Norton ......«.,....Aa I7M Norton 58 30N Norton ...........>....84 SAN Norton ...........58 4N Norton Cold ........81 SBN Norton- Herefoid)AS I4n NortonMniiilelvilleAl 48n Norton, R.-..»~ 86 A6b Norton (Stsffbrd) 88 40N Norton (Wor- cester) ......^......83 BN Norton Sound.>~...64 ON N ortoog .............. A4 Sin Norungan~..........84 48N Norup . Norwalk t Norway Norway House .....JtS SON Norwell ~,-.~~..~.A8 On Norwich ... . 62 3MN Norwich, B .......^.60 49N Norwich (Upper Canad;:;..........».43 On Norwich (Ver- moot) — ...^......43 4AN Nosaree ...^...-......'iO A4N Nois Head Noss Isle Nossean, R. Nossen. NoMin Nossovoe....^....... — 66 60N Nostimo ^...38 38N Nostril, River ^.....31 A2n Notara ........38 8N Notchek, Bay Df.~,64 40n Notland, Castle~.A9 I9N Noto..........,..........36 A6N Noto Antico 36 A9N Notoaero, Lake 68 34N Nottaway .w..~~«~37 3N Nottaway, River....a6 AAN Nottingham _~...~A2 A7N Nottingiiam ....... A8 16n Nottingham, Ca. -A3 On t NottinghamshireA3 8N Notu Kerus w.^....~. 7 AAN Nouan..^. ■,~~_47 ION Nouan le Fuzilier 47 SIN Noucambaii....w..~32 A4N Noukha ~..40 A9N Nounkirch ....>..,....»A0 A3n Noup Head .^......69 21N Noup of Ncstlng...60 18N Nousa Baron Isle.. 8 368 Nousa Kamban- gan Isle~.~.~.~. 7 608 Nousabali Isle 8 488 Noushebra ^...^....-34 8N Nou va 32 A6n Kouvelle, La ...^.43 On Nouvlon .AO I2N Nova ...........40 4AN Nova Berd. Novae Novaii Novakunka Novallo ~..v Novaimoral Novamiesto 42 42N 43 42N 1 23N i3 4AN .43 2N .39 AON A2 27N t Nova Scotia..~...44 4AN Nova Zembia, Islc74 ON Novar..i.................A7 40n .45 2dN 45 29N Novara . Novaria Novegno, Muunt-45 5IN Novelda...,.»...<-....^ 23N Noven8k.............».59 35M Noventa ..^....45 39N 9 sa 140 Saa 81 149 ISa AU 6SSAW 114 Oa II ASa a 3IW 36a 1 I9W I 8IW Aaa 1 39W I I8W 3 »W 040a 83»«r 17a 143 oa 1 ASW 1 86W 163 OW 8 SAB 84 aia 9 IIB 73 Siw 10 OB 98 SOW AOW 1 I7B 47W 73 17W 73 oa 8 Ow 1 3W lAO 40B 13 16b 17 38a 88 40a 31 AAB 38 AB 15 i4B ISO oa 3 4W 15 5B 137 lAB 14 AOB 81 36B 78 30W 78 OW 1 8W a 81w 1 15W A8W 13 AOw 1 19a 3 IB A4 20R 47 23B 7 16B 3 8W 1 AW lis 24k 108 AOB 115 S4B 71 A8B 35 A»B 3 2h 1 46k 8 AW 21 49B 25 42B 20 22B 159 IOB 7 I6W 5 SOW 31 A7B 63 40W 60 OB 4 17W 836b 8 35B 11 IOB 49W 39 12B 12 34B 88 86 9 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 88 10 10 40 31 88 31 44 33 40 10 13 80 44W 43 44 83 11 13 53 17 30 89 38 36 36 89 13 26 29 86 83 44 44 9 II 9 9 an 14 14 33 33 17 II 13 35 3a 3H 33 80 14 14 84 27 56 87 89 84 84 83 41 29 II 85 66 2.5 24 23 2A 23 It Vm M MM M _ JugMnil 48 STN Nugmt. M. ^.,1 la AON WuMur , ....at I AM NuhMiniilMd...~..»0 W NulU .■...,..,..... «7 4'iN NukahWa..... • SM NukbM fluflih......j| IN Nukburl, or Lu«o U 4Sn NukMuauktok I. _M aON Nukukin m IA« Nulchol No«a ft9 SOm Nuldlngah ...... 'J3 Mn NuIm .........■„,.. ..39 4SN NulfoomU 17 3N Wull............ a9 94N WulllM. ,.,.^4h 53N .34 17N 40 47N »■» ..^.30 4HN an SON ...JV3 3:(N ....lU IIN — 14 SON 18 I5N NuUhl. NuUI . Numburka, 11 Nuingaom..M~ t Numldla Numipcet Nunrtair «^ Nundaloor. Nundaporum Nundawar, or Hardwicke MUM IM Kundmwedagur...SI SAn Nundlilroog....»...l8 34N NundoorlMr.~.~.w3l aON Wuneaton ........... .08 83n K"""" I Bl 37N NunivRck, Itlc......60 ON Nunklo.„ Nunnejr... NunojMU .90 88N Jll I3N ..4S I8N Niinwirlr ^ IQif Nuoc Mgol Bay ...14 RN Nuoo Ngnl Pt.«_14 ION Wiinra 4/^ igj* Nuovo, Cape..«...4l 40n NuoTO, Capo.>.....44 WIN Nuovo, Cape'~~._44 hn NuoTO, Pt..-.«w~.44 a7N Nura, River..... m &n Nura ...48 68N Nura ...89 44N .Ji 4AN Nuralleo _ Nurd 37 A6n Nuremburg...»...^9 2aN Nurgoond............. Ift 38N N urllng......... 30 S4N Miirlingnn,,^ ,,,,^^^ .jg 3{j)il {: Nurmaiiiheer ...38 40N Jurmli ..........^......ea SIN Wurncy ft8 46n Nurney ...............53 6n Nurpo ■■„...,... 33 afiM Nurrah ...............30 Mn Nurrapoor ...~~..19 35N Nurrodlc... 31 40N Nurva Stefl1u*it..,43 3,In Nuryoob ~...~......3.l 22N flu>plingeii_ Nuirabad ... Nusserabad „ Nuttecrabail . Nutterup. Nutfleld . Niithyhaugh. Nutrias . Nutrias Nuttaki Nuttam .._ NiitthallinR. Nuttupitty Nutwabara Nuvvee Bunder. Nuva. ~48 7N .30 3N ..20 60N ,.36 ISN I8N ....51 UN .56 57N .36 45N 7 36N .16 2IN 10 UN hO 87N Hi IftN .23 S&N .21 25N ..51 ION NuyU't Archipe lago ,.._32 3158 Nuyta Pt. ...........35 6s NuyU.,, 48 8N t Nuyt'i Lan(1.......32 3H8 Nya SeraU., 24 SON Nyac Muhumud...3S 38N Nybundan, or Ney 32 56n Nyby 63 52N Nyeborg ...66 I9M Nyeborg Light Houip.......... Nyebye „ Nyegaard_ Nycklobing Nyekiobing. Nyekkum... Nycreg. Nycrry Nyested Nygurhia . .55 17N 3N 9 45N 17 23N ,56 IN .54 40N .23 SON . 18a •I 1 01 78 tn 7 Hw 71 SON AH ASa 4 IIN 140 Ow .lA UN 100 AAN 01 Mw 174 801 148 6* 89 ION 9w 79 I8N 69 UN 4 ION 89 47N 8 44a IA2 fiNa 78 3AB 7 Oa 8 408 77 31 a 79 9a 83 39a lAO 10a 73 lea 77 4Aa 74 14a I 38W 8 SAa 166 Ow 91 4lM S3IW 38 8a I aow 108 9AB 108 30a 9 SAa IS 6a 10 43a 10 isa 13 16a 9 A4a 9 AOb 9 8B 9 SB 66 56B 11 4B 7A82B 93 laa 9 32b 58 SOB 39 3B 6 MW 7 A7W 76 OB 83 22a 79 2AB 81 10B 33 38B 71 OK 8 53K 52 48a 75 341 74 28i« 9 8b 8W 3 37\v 107 37W 60 2lw 80 45IC 78 18B 1 3Mv 83 24 a 8t 52R 70 IK 6 41B 133 IOb 116 38K 4 A7B 123 OB 77 40B 64 42B 58 58B t9 46B 10 47a I0 51B 10 39B 8 56b II 523 11 40B 76 27B 23 31 B 3 23w 11 45B 78 40R 47 18 as ss IS ss S3 14 84 SI SA 40 A3 90 S3 34 SS SI 14 SS 36 A3 S3 A5 16 SS SS ss A3 SS ss ss 10 16 40 SS 10 27 9 S8 SA 96 3A 95 9A 38 98 85 A6 96 S9 18 83 33 18 S3 33 13 13 33 33 33 33 19 83 18 33 33 33 31 10 11 45 49 33 33 10 33 33 33 17 62 63 14 52 33 33 33 33 31 33 31 31 91 91 33 19 13 21 33 INDEX TO BLACK'S OEI N«aa«. L«v. I Ob»r«Pflili und Ragmiberg ......49 34N Oli«rtl*in«.»~~.~48 4AN Obtrtin ».......~...4H 4.1N Obcrwald _.... 48 3iN Ob»rwyl... 46 40n Ob«rwyl»r.~~~~4T sin Ob«*dah......~.~..l3 IAN Obldot ~.30 31 N Obldna, l.agii dv...S!i S4n UOIm, llWar.. 31 SON ObllllMtL........ — 4t 34N Obltpo, Bl~~. '17 MM Obodovka.... 48 2IN .81 19N >4 i\M 40 83N 52 SIN 57 3]N Obolaiu Obuluy. Obon. Obra. Ul*«r. Olirtachan .. „ .... ._ O'nrlen't Hrldge.A2 46n ObrlMh.~.....~~~..44 46N Obrovaaao — .~.~44 I3n OlMrvation Mi. „.17 S«i UbMrvatory InlatAA ION OburiUu..~~.'^~~.44 \0n Obva M 29N Oby l«la I 50N Ocamo, Itlvirc S 13N Oca:ia.~~~. 30 &AN Ocana~~~. 8 9N Ocana, Piir"u t\i^ 8 3AN Oratano'>lii-.."~...8l A3n Ocataboola, I. 31 V>m Occacork Inlet .....88 In Occia, Itlvei ~~.».4S Sn OcMn I*l« ~~~~~. I SB Orpan, Tongue of 24 ON Ocliar AA 8N Orhertyre Mt. . — 36 4a Ochll Htlli A6 15N OchlltrM ...... — .55 37N .33 AHN Ochlan Ochlendorf. Ochmkant.~.~~. Ocho Rloa, R. and B Ochraguy . Ochrida. ..A4 3AN 18 24N ,60 3N _ . ,41 12N Ochrida. Lake ^ll An OclMennirth .>»...49 3HN Ochaenkrag ~~~.~.53 43n Ochunik (Kt 50n Ochten 51 A.-n Oclitertyre...~~~~56 ION Qchtcityrc......~~.66 34n Ockenden, 8..... — 51 31 n Ovker, Rlver...-.~53 SZn Ockl 3 5HH Ockley..~....... ..»~,5 1 9N Oclafad M 45N Ocmulgac, ltivur..d2 ON Ocoa Bay Ocelli. Ocona. Oconee Ocoiice, Hlvcr Ocoocli Mountain 43 4nN Ocopa 13 08 Ocoginga....... 1 6 &3n Ocrlnun, Pr 50 Ov Ocroi« ^13 28 Ot'ronl..~ 36 4v Ocsod 46 55N Ocuna .51 4SV Octmarauin~~~~JV2 2•^N Octonla........ 38 29n Octonia, Cape 38 Son Oddam -~~65 48M Odden.^.^ ~-60 2N OddeMua-...........,46 31 n Oddiniiley~~~~~~A2 I4n Odell 4a 2N Odemira i Odenie. Odenae ......37 35N S.'i 24N i5 52N Oderberg J3 A3n Oderhano 42 On Oder River 53 a7N Odeselxai 37 24v Ode»koId -. .68 69N Odctsa--.. 46 27N OdeMUi— ~~. Odeypoor.-- Odiel, River 37 I-^n Odlham. 51 I5N Odivar, River— 38 57N Odjme. El 29 ION Odnovorska 64 48N Od(iev-~, 53 51 N Odoli. »— 43 2%N Odoorn — .~.~~.52 51 n Odorney Abbt>y~J>2 2nN .■5"» 4l)N .43 18N '............22 30N No, nr Una. 114,. 13 7a 7 3iB 98 IHB H iOR 7 2'IN 7 34a at loa 7w b latv 85 30W 36 47a 70 45»v 2U »<>a 36 ■iNR 3i* AOa 45W 18 28a 4 92W 8 2(iw 90 la 15 44a 143 a6N 129 AOW 33 IB 54 A«a 137 4Aa 65 4PW a aiw 73 law 78 50W 01 66w 93 12W 76 6w II 14a 170 aoa 77 3OW 4 I5W 146 38a a 40W 4 28W 68 5a 11 7B 35 AAB 77 8w 1 I2W 30 4Ha 30 48a 10 aa 9 59B 35 23a A 34a 8 56W 5 Alw 17a 10 16a 126 36b 33W 6 2AW 62 34W 70 40W 61 32W 73 35W 8.% lOw 82 35W 89 32W 75 4W !»l 44 vv 8 6W 74 2w 108 nvr 20 22B 17 5MB 6 .55B 24 Ua 24 15B 8 4OB 6 42B 30 378 3 7w 73 28W 8 37W 10 15a 10 20B 13 57B 22 288 14 36R 8 5lw 12 58 30 658 27 678 83 98 6 5OW 55W 8 20W 33 50B 67 I3K 36 31 K 127 5.'»B 6 508 9 43W 9 'i.'iB 18 18 10 18 lA 15 as 24 91 41 37 Ml 33 33 93 94 9(1 II 13 19 19 52 40 27 9.1 3.'^ 4!) 34 49 49 44 44 44 35 A4 47 13 A3 13 19 39 31 93 47 19 97 97 18 91 33 16 12 13 10 17 35 10 13 44 47 50 49 44 44 44 49 46 M 49 46 19 20 16 28 28 21 33 56 10 42 24 21 21 20 27 20 24 22 23 66 33 24 10 24 37 23 23 29 16 13 21 N*aa«. Lkt. »-""• "i!;;.' Ohiwa ..-._« — .47 538 Ohlau — ^SO «)N Ohof— . -52 «7N Ohonpat HIvrr — 91 MkN Ohrdruf— .-» — Ml .41 N Ohraiibau---- — 41* I()n 01, R 29 47 N Olat, Ulvrr-.., — '» 31" Olc d«l Torn «» ftON Olerl, or Heloriu, H — 41 lla Olgnon. RIvBf 47 im Olliman— -.—" -Sa 2IN Olkal. RivM .^7 A6N Olracuparanna, H. 4 4Hm Olr.l'reto, or V«. Rica 30 338 Olrtbwl OlrMhul t OiM, Oeiiwt. mentiif—— Oltc, Klvcr Olvn, River Ola 177 208 17 I4B 10 93a M3 8W 1045a 10 438 87 %58 82 .'<()N 77 iSW 173 85* A 3NN 08 AU 4 »i»w 6a 22Mr Uka, lUviT .^i ION Mkaka 30 318 Okanagan, I.nkc ..50 ION Okerford, l-'iti- pAinc ##* »»*^w»ftO o4^ Oklbtkee 82 4nN Okhanik-. ...67 44n Okl, Ule -...■....•>6 ISN Oklpumky.. Ukkenbrock Ukladiilknvo, 38 42N I8N -.65 83N Oklochney l{ivcr_29 5nN Okna 46 I3N Okoiir, file 42 ION Okottk . 59 35N Okotik, Sea of-.JM 30n Olabui 33 5AN Olsliert 60 SON OlakAOtktic 39 ION Olalla, Sta 37 AAn Olant Iiio ~-54 44n Olarqucs 13 36N Olbia 40 87N Olbia , ^ 46 38N Olbia— 46 45N Olbia 36 52N Olclianik .......50 39n Olcinium 41 fi5N Old Aberdeen 57 9n Old Bailnn 61 16n Old Bewick 55 2gN Old Carlisle 54 48N 01dCastle(Me»th)ft3 46N Old Ch 32 6.N Old Fort ~~43 fi6N Old Harbour 17 «3N Old Harbour Mar- ket— ——--17 53N ......... 5 8 45N 17 4'iN -JSe 68N .-.56 SDN Old Head (Orkney) Old Hr Old Kir Old Law Old Mackina. Furt 45 43N Old Mochrum 51 51n Old Montrose 56 43» Old Nene, R. — ..^2 3nv Old Passage 61 30v Old l'rovldence~.i;« 20n Old Shores ^M 2!)n OldTowerUeacun 59 26n OldW, 65 6N Oldbury Camp -.-51 30N Oidcbach ———50 8N OMeboorn ..-......,63 3n Oldedyk 53 30N Oldelenmer 52 5.3N Olden . 63 SON Oldenbrock 62 27N Oldenburg—. S3 8N Oldenburgh 54 21N ♦ Oldenburgh —S3 (IN Oldendorf 53 19n _4(i 2flN 52 1!)N -53 20N AS 17 17 4< 17 m as 23 47 AS 14 33 II 49 44 SOW 51 5 Ma 16 » 178 10 44 108 23 174 16b M 119 40W 40 9 16w 10 85 S8W 44 55 7a 93 133 lOa 39 83 21 w 44 6 18B 16 45 SOa 84 3HW 36 32B 139 40a 1 43 08 148 08 43 848 1 30W 93 458 6 4W 8 458 2 568 9 3S8 31 358 32 58 30 458 39 08 19 158 3 4W 1 3W 1 5:nv 3 8vv 7 6\r 89 62W 91 5^r 77 6W Oldenhooi Olden zaal Oldersam Oldesloh Oldham. 53 49N Oldhamst()ck.s— SS S6n Oldinabeali 88 ION Oldish -~„37 57N Oldmcldrum ."7 inv 33 44 37 90. 39 29 56 13 33 34 31 14 56 56 M 56 23 56 11 10 9 9 13 44 44 47 77 6w 47 3 64W 77 Ow 3 12W 1 48»v 85 &w 4 38W 2 3.'5\v IOB 2 37Mr 81 28W 6 2w 2 22W a SOW 3 33W 9 2-28 5 548 7 138 5 658 5 668 5 648 8 198 !0 678 9 108 7 478 7 138 6 6CB 7 22B 10 2«w 3 7VV 2 2Sw 3 38'V 39 78 2 20w II 47 II 9 44 12 12 10 10 47 II 11 13 10 17 Hi 17 16 22 16 17 21 17 17 15 IS 17 21 9 11 II 30 II Ion Ion Ion Ion lot SII.~. M — . u*. M. OS, M, I l« aiM to MM IT7 2()a 17 Ua 10 aaa n aw l0 4Aa 10 41a t7 VMt Si .'lON 77 a«w 173 arm GH AU 4 WW C3 UiW 9 34a S 4a la Ma 13 48a 10 30a 16 47a Ml 17 17 4t 17 m 33 13 47 AS 14 33 II 49 44 SOW Al A Nia Ifl 6 17a 10 14 14 .-Ml 33 33 37 103 I7W 4l> 04 I4W AU 100 a7w 46 •a M 40 10 44 33 39 44 16 33 44 37 80. 89 89 ft6 13 33 34 81 14 n6 Afi A.^ A6 83 A6 11 10 9 9 13 44 44 47 44 loa 174 16a 119 40w 3 16W BA S8W AA 7a 133 lOa 83 3IW 6 IHa 4a 00a 84 3HW 36 38B 139 40a 14.1 On 148 Oa 43 S4a I 30nr 93 45a 6 4W 8 45a 3 STH 9 35a 31 3Aa 33 Sa 30 45a 39 oa 19 ISa 3 4w 1 3w 1 5:)tv S Sw 7 6\r 89 6iW 91 6vr 77 0«r 77 6\r 47 3 54W 77 Ow 8 12»r 1 4S\v 85 iiW 4 38W 2 saw lOB 2 37W 81 28W 6 2w 2 2'i\v 3 SOW 3 33W 9 2'2a 6 54R 7 13B 5 55B 5 5Ga 5 54B 8 19b 10 STB 9 lOB 7 47B 7 13« n 6CB 7 22B 10 2UV 3 7w a 25w 3 38y .,»... ,.,,.. Aj OloWtl.M 1 UIOtlM UloncM. M... Olonot, M. Ulot .....^ Oloiirlt.^ Ulp« UlrlR K — t OlMhM out 9^ SN OUlrad .....^ Ollantttl .>. Oltarlaf Ml) . Ollen. 37 ADW 37 5i« —37 8fl»« ..4'i UN ...37 SOW —Al IM ^.V4 33M .47 AON IN3 ION !^^ AAN >,..V% 47N ^.Vi SON >...57 SMN — 47 3IN I9n Oltrrriwl Om ~-.«~ —40 4AM OIllU d«l HIn .-..IT IHf Olutorikala Hay .AO ON Oluturiky, Caiif .A!) AOn OI»er«...,......,...».~36 A7N OWaaton « ...^..fll 84n Olvtopol 48 3N Olympla 37 88N Olympia, Kulni or<7 4 1 n Olynipui..~... 8unt.4u On Lukn 'o'4iw S3 ISn 38 AM 81 MB 91 AilB 9 3Aa 91 5UB 7 AAB S rtw oa 6a 4a HB 37 A8N 4 law A4K ata In 3MV OB lA A 13 13 Olytnpu Olynthu Uf, Olynthui OUhclin Om Oode«. Ora Kotee> Oin Mima . Om Popnei'. Om Poloiee ~. Om &liomar, I. Om Tavoume . Om Togala 40 7N I4N AO 33N 2N vm 37 IHB 87 I2M 88 I4S .87 ana 88 I3N 30 47" .89 II* Om Zimkolo Omaiih ......... Oroagua t Oman Omana*.. Omanu: Omberiley OmbI Omb), Contra Omblic 80 IOh A4 3(iN 4 'iM -_83 ON „43 3'iN 34 SON .53 ION .34 3.».»..3B A5.H Omer Tchaui......~37 filN Omercote. Omereque ^..w...^. Omerponr ...>..... Omerquo ........... Omcua Omt'tcquc Uracum~.~.. Ompy, IrIp..,..,/ Omirros, It ~ Omjettaii Kraal Ommcn......... .. Omo, R. Omoa^ 2A 22N 19 I.V) .10 AN 18 38 42 84N 10 AON 43 27N ~^53 32N .~.39 ON ~.3I las ...bi 3IN I A 3^V M UN 71 ON 4!) 4iN 49 48N Omoe, Isle. Omolin, River ... Omonville ......... Omonville .....>... Omourjeri. See tlio BusphnruD... Om»ha«h Uiar 29 .S9n Omsk 54 5.'.N Omti'hou, K. ....^.28 5N 7 9 4'i 3 KiH 170 SOB 5 I3W 3 34w SI OB 34 S88 81 4IB 30 8MK 33 30 K 39 3()N 83 SOB 8HB 31 AON 33 lAK 31 32B 81 lAB 38 I OB 33 AOB m I7B 80 4AB 30 IAk 7 IU»V 73 AOW AO 30M 6 IW 50 55B 7 law 38 A3K 33 OK 8 33B 18 IAK II 8B 96 AOB 8 8IB 142 AK 147 2NB 88 47B 69 A4N 6H VJvr 73 3B 64 AW 9 lOK 98 24 w 10 4KR 10 K 6 24 B 87 ACw 11 f)B 133 OK 1 .■)2H' I 2R 34 2AB 74 I OR 92 50K Nn. or M4r. 10 ' 33 38 311 3a 84 38 17 13 19 16 31 31 37 II lA I A SO 31 89 39 84 10 33 98 38 A6 39, A« 30, (!0 (^ 38 38 38 38 38 37 14 S8 as 13 49 39 24 .W 10 AO AO 38 8.^ 3A 34 8A 89 .■ia 28 33 AO 29 50 2!\ 41! .■>« 13 A6 38 16 36 46 21 29 14 14 27 37 2!» 33 Onabai ^^^^■^^^^^x.^*^ Onach Iim 57 ION On.iRamc 7 68N Oner an 54 Mn Onilarroa ............43 18^ .27 A«N 109 3.')W 40 Ontlava, River ~48 'ihs 4 .Olw 81 IfiK 4 27w 2 3IW 21 fiM Onetote Vi 5n Onega Hi Afi-v Onega, Oillf of — G4 24N Onega, Lake.— ~~6I 8|n Onega, River .-.^63 5.iN Oiieglia ... — ......~.43 66n Oneida, Lake 43 I.IN Oneiro .38 fiOs Onekotan, Isle — 49 40n Oneunga .....36 668 Ongel, River.,— 23 30s Ongolc I A 32N Ongswai m.20 50n Onich .16 42n I A(jw 38 I OK 80 20K 35 20B 38 SB 7 .A9B 76 AW 174 26B 153 lOR 174 45B 43 AOB 80 8B 91 43B 6 Uw 1 .^3 9 21 19 9 23 23 23 23 2.5 4t A3 29 .•>3 36 33 33 12 N<>)>>, L4t. "•■ M4r. ' iiKivrirl* ^M mm OiMlliiitrviu... .....Ai S>tN (>|kI«I (10 ION * )|Mliun ...,..._ A'i 41 N ..,.» 6 SON Opvn H. .18 2M Open H. 44 (M Opornlwirk 73 40n Ophir, Mount (Sumatra J ^ . 3n Ophlui, 11. ^ 40 Ann OphnI — 31 57N Hpi>M „„,,„,, 31 A7n Opiong ...,...„„ 23 SON Opli — 84 IN OpiMialv — .17 58N Opitcrglum ».. .45 4HN Opliu>...~...... 48 ON 0)>|(>o,... — 51 .17N Opocino..— „ — 51 3IN Opone .-.,-«»., 8 ION Oporto...^.—..-, 41 ION Opoaura ^..^^ 29 A3N Opotchka AO .THN Opotlkl >....... — 37 AAa Oppa, River — 49 57 N Oppein .....»..», 60 42N Oppenau..^—.... — 48 89N Oppenheim .~> 49 AIN OpperdoM A2 4<;n Ojipido ...>....... — 40 47N Oprbanda~~~. — 84 6n Opttad -..^60 ION A9 A4N Opwytii ^~~«w. 50 AjlN Opyiien .....~~. — 51 5ON Ora — 20" Ora Cabica, or Ca- bcua, B. and 11.18 84N Orabovicia ^,.,„^5 34n Orach 43 AMn Orada ...... 3H A4n Oran Orani..................4U |(iN Orania 9 Of) Oranicnbaiim .~..J>9 54N Oranienbatnn .-..Jil 4nN Oraiiienburg .-...ta 4t6 44N Orbe, River 4(i 47n Orbeit Orbeval Orbey Orbiatown . Orbitello Orbye . Orca, River.. Orcadcs I , VJ Orcha... Oravit.i.-\ Orba, Iliver. Orbo Urchamps... Orchanlleigh. Orchardtown Orchay Bridge . Orche..... . ..... Orchil .... . Orcliilla, Isle Orchomenus .^ Orchomenun „ Orchon, Kiver 47 'JN 51 I.^N r,i 51 w Jif! 31 N 40 3(iN M liN ,11 .V)N .37 43N -3H 3iN ,.r.2 \'^s a47B 4 Ada 6 OR 4 4Ab 6 3B «a9aB 77 4fl 75 S5a 83 ua 67 8jB m 32 R r/l 4«iR 141 Ow 8A A7B 8 5>iB 4 A5r 08 8I«* HO 4HN 178 27« ItiH 40K Mi 30W 100 0« 40 30B 3.1 121 35 I7K 116 13R 44 atiB 4 I2W 13 30B 85 4(iB A A3H 80 25B 49 401 8 34W 108 46w 28 4')B 177 4iB 18 20B 18 IB 8 I8R 8 80K a 4B I5 57R 87 OK II 38b 10 46b 4 I3R 5 17a 70 SOW 76 59w 18 Ob 81 24h 7 I8W 35 I5W SA 43R 4HW 73 5W C3 52W 8 IHW fi2 4HW 57 4!IR 4 4HK 54 44W 78 I6W H3 30w 60 25w 9 I5H 73 low 29 45B 12 2HB 13 KB 39 A4B 24 15k (•4 ASW 63 20W 21 20R 73 4fiw 21 !2b 8 39r 6 32R f, 60k 91 38B 4 48H 6 59K 3 12W II I3R in 3JK 7 f>3K 4 OW 30 23B 5 4IB 2 lOw 3 82 .V 4 4|w 3 Iw 3 4SW Cfi !tw 22 20K 22 ti'iK lU'i .101! 16 I') 16 |i> 10 S3 S3 33 88 M .12 .11 M 37 88 16 44 33 M A3 39 •l.'V AO 31 31 .14 Afl II AO AO 16 33 M 84 40 X) A3 80 80 18 18 16 36 m 83 33 16 16 49 47 19 37 84 87 31 36 49 AO 13 .V) 33 14 Al 44 44 A8 44 86 49 23 17 20 23 23 .10 50 23 49 27 25 15 15 .17 14 14 Itl 2> 21 25 5.-1 23 14 in 12 12 21 12 4') 2X ■.N NtaM. « tf inir^z Orliig-niif .»>....>. Orliiii«'n, UlTtr,. Orl«l4gro, Uuli < Orlttanu »..»...., Orltor , Orllutii. onuiidu*, R. « Orivanta Rivvr. OrlvttI . Of 1*010. I. .. — ..44 I4n Ormen. Ben A8 I4n Orme't Hear«ova. Mount -.44 29n i>r«ova. New— .44 44n Orsaans 43 ION i>r8ted .56 2!*N Orateeii Al 8n Or»ton 52 5»N 7i Vm 07 AOB M I Aw •4 OR • 2ia M JOB 6 48W 66 lOw I'l 1.5a 70 MW 24 LIB 13 SB *• ar Mtf. 49 M 49 .t1 TO 86 1.1 V\ /w» 4't w 8A AA aOW Al 38 AOB M{ '..7 OW 4n 3 'iOW 34 A MB fj S OW II 31 6a M II 47B 17 14 44B M 8 OB 14 78 30W 41 I 5ftB 14 71 OW 41 II 47B 19 SB 49 4a 3A AAB SAoaa 48 I IB 41 30B A8 44B 43 4IR 28 27 a t>ria-kioy. 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Oscilla, K Oteub.iu Sound .~3I A2n ,.''3 48N .37 44N .A I 46N .M 17N .53 37N .,«,., 1' I 44.N Oaenia, Isle Oac'i Oaeii Osende Oaepiis Oaerak Oaetcr 33 VON ,61 18N 64 IHN 43 I8N ,30 37N 67 51 N 36 4HN I » K* If 14 24 u It i« 19 r, II M ID 77 II 4t II II 34 M M 14 10 II 23 19 21 27 II 21 33 9 37 37 an 35 AO a I Oali, Watera ot 38 .57N 70 AW 70 OB 10 418 9 148 A7 3W 70 .ViW (iM VOW 173 258 17 38 13 88 7 188 OB 8 2aw 1 168 9 A5R 9 4A8 in 88 3 49w 3 AOW lai AAB 135 lOB 01 .57 W 2 32W 8 36w A ?4B 13 AB 18 32K 9 6R 83 40W 81 6W 136 lOB II 408 10 468 7 48W A2 2HB 32 138 36 158 S3 4tK 40 5^ 21 31 51 49 .50 .53 3A 2A 16 10 13 10 3A 35 23 34 34 29 39 44 "9 24 16 26 20 36 44 44 39 23 23 24 33 23 34 37 K 38 INDEX TO BLACK'S G No- III Oiliyeii Lakiv Otiana 63 37N 0«Uo 40 43N Otima Wei ..^ — 29 SON Oilmo ,~-~~.«..,~..43 31 N Oilnovoi Kolok.~^9 4in 0(kelanoloLake>48 40N Oikopoit >..,»...., ..,44 20N Oslebithauven .....^Ail 8n OilM .~.«^ .57 I N Oima -...^^.^^.^^l 3IN CI BID A «Mk ■»>«i.43 12n Otman-Keui ,.,,^1 62n Oamanfakili --^...^4 4N Oimanjlk ..^.... 41 2n Oimaaton^.'..^^a3 59n Oimondetton ....,,^3 24n Ofinondwall <~«..Ui8 46n Oimotherly..^......^ I4N Osinotherly<...........Ji4 21 n Osraui, R. ,.„„„^4'i fiov 0»naburg >~^. ><^^2 I7n Osnaburg <....wv..,^{V6 21 n t Osnaburgh ~.~~,62 25N 0»ogna~~.~..> — 46 17" Osoll ~.....~ 3a 40N Odopo, Ft...~.«~.^^46 IftN Oserno ~~..»~,~ 42 26N Oaorno, or I'urra- rague, VoIcano_4l 10s Oiorno, Rivcr....^40 168 0»perin».>^»>.>^.^..49 471^ O»pinos.~>.~..>..<.. 8 A8N Oua Skerry 60 33n Osia, River<..>~.^3 33n Oi-ac, M.~~..»~~,39 40N 08iendrccht...,w.~^l 24n OaienlMe ~~~ 51 23n OMina Ostachkov ^ Oste, Kiver Osteisheim Ostend Oster. Uscerach,^ Osterburg . Osterbye^ Ostergarn 43 27N 97 6N «3 47N 48 44N ^^1 13N .50 52N _47 ft7N .^2 48N -56 26N 57 2fiN Oatergarnsliolinc 57 31 n 0»terhofeiu.<..>~>-48 39n Oaterholz A3 I4n Oateriisoer „„,.^bS 45n 0»terode~~~~~^>5 1 4in 08terode>~~~..~<..53 44n Ostcrsted .»>.»~.-~.64 8X I Ostersund _..^6d Ov Oster8und^.>^.-^»..(i3 7v Qgterwyk >.^>>.~>>51 58N Ostha.........^.^ 42 52N Ostheim~~>~.~....60 28n Ogtia^~~^~~~. ~ .41 45N Oitia ,..,^,.A\ 45N ) Ostiaka Ostiano . Ostinden. Ostland Ostoros OstraUa »6U ftOM -45 16N CO 47 N 53 37^ Aft 33N A'i 49N 59N Ostritz. Ostrog Ostrogojesk ^ — SO 49n 08trolenka.w...~..53 6n 08tr(iinetzo.~.,~.~.53 I2N 08troiiijas«<...«»>..>4 1 28N (>8trusatz ^.-.>..-~.44 SON Ostrotchatz ..>.,^43 51 n Ostrov ^<..58 40N Ustrovenl .........^43 49n Ostruvitz ,.....,^^. 4 4 30n Ustrovitz ^... 43 ISn 08trovizza........>-43 58v Ostrovnoi <.,.>.>.~.68 15N O8trovo~~.~.~«~».40 bin Ostrovsk ~~. 49 28l« Uit rowa »....» .51 4 1 N Ustula ^..>... 19 9n Ostuiii...- ,.....40 45N Ustwelhcn -..-~~~54 SON Oiuna 37 17n Osuniien ...._^~.52 40N Oswald ...~.>~~~~29 18n Oswald, Kirk 5fi 20N 08WHU18, S. „„.-,..55 >N Uswaldtwistle 53 45n 0»wcgat('lice R. .45 On Osweg»~~>'~-~~~42 6n ()swe^'0„-— ~~~,„43 29N Oswestry 62 S2N Oszaita.Waters ol29 19n Oszlan — -«.~.48 39n 9 8w 34 32ii 8 3211 120 40ie )3 28B 48 9n 74 55U' 18 288 H 47B 9 IB 3 6w 3 3w 24 SOU M 728 W 238 4U 49b 28 •/»« 35 SB I 42W 1 lOB 3 lOw 3 7W 1 18w 24 4SB 8 28 2 S6W 8 08 8 578 109 8w 12 SHE 4 19W 72 SOW 73 25W 5 53e 69 33W 1 37W 18 478 22 48B 4 188 3 688 17 638 33 98 9 IlR 8 528 2 668 30 51 B 9 2IB 11 478 8 30B 18 60K 19 SB 13 598 8 508 9 SB 10 l(i« 19 548 9 368 U 30E 14 35B 10 45B 17 468 10 20B 12 16R 12 138 84 OR 10 icr 10 88 6 44E 25 27 R '/O 58B 14 f>3K 20 24 R 39 lOR 21 398 18 I3R 22 43K 15 SOR 17 478 28 23R 24 78 no 40K 23 538 16 IB 22 20B IS 498 164 08 21 618 42 42R 17 4!)R 102 38VV 17 37K 21 57 K 5 low 10 238 81 13W 4 45W 2 5W 2 25\V 71 ftOW 76 2lw 76 36w 3 2W 33 3r 18 27R 13 66 26 29 25 23 42 27 17 21 24 24 27 30 27 30 27 30 9 10 11 9 9 56 17 13 17 IS 45 25 34 50 SO 16 49 12 20 66 16 16 27 23 17 18 16 23 18 20 21 22 32 18 17 22 17 in 21 22 22 20 27 17 25 86 2«.» 25 22 16 19 27 17 23 23 23 20 25 25 25 23 25 29 25 25 25 19 19 27 23 20 46 26 20 21 17 44 13 9 9 44 41 44 10 37 1!) Namu. Li>T. I.ano. Ko. or M4P. Name*. L*r. Loan. No. or Ouchan, Loch ..^.56 44n Ouchar, 0\en,,„.M 48N Oiiche 46 30N Ou-chov..,.«^.~>...23 33N OuclivoroiUL.~~~55 UN X Oude,.„,„..,^^n On 0\xde„,r.^,„,,j^,,,,H) 5lN Oude Marduni-^62 61N Dude (Mongolia) 45 26N O udega.>. ~->.>. 63 8N Oudeholtwoude>^2 65N Oudenarde ....--^60 6In Oudenbo>ch-.>^_5| 35N Oudenbuigh 61 UN Oudenhorgt~>~»>.62 4n Oiiderkerk Oudewater.. Oudinsk, N. Oiidinsk, S. Gudon 52 I8N .62 2N ,53 On S2 ON 47 21 N Oudskoi, or UdaJiS I5N Ouei-ning Ouelle River. Ouel-ling..M. Ouen-kiang^ Guen-tcheou Ouf Ouf, R. Oufa Oufa, River. Oughter Lough. O uglitch .^.->>~~. Uugni Ougor Ougor 26 50N 47 2t)N 22 S2N -29 ON 27 54N 41 2N 1 2N 54 40N .55 61N .64 ON -57 29N Ouilpolemt Ouinson—. Ouj, River Oujan Oujan. ,68 29N ~_57 63N W.35 298 -~43 4IN ..-.61 12N 30 25N ——.SO 25N Oukak^, River— SI 40n Quke Sima, l8le -18 4Sn Oukhta, Uiver — _63 39n Ou-kang —-..—. — 26 38n' Ou-kiang ——^..29 66n Ou-kiang ,—..-..27 20n Ouknlovo—.—— 62 3n Oulabah —-—26 32n Ol.iby Jebfl. Ji3 8N 34 4HE 47 O'jlan-mouren, or Hwang-choui-bo39 On Oulchy,LeChalel49 13N Oulino 55 18n Oulme 46 25n Ouin 45 In Oulougan Bay-~-10 13n Ouman — — ^ 48 47n Oum-gouat.Wadi 23 i8n Ou-mong-— — 37 18N Ouna -.-. — -.—-..64 a2N Oundle ——.—. — 52 30N Oung, K,-.— ...29 SiJN Our, River 49 44n Oural.orUral Mu.OO on Ouralsk— — — — 61 IOn Ouraliik— .— — — -.54 2n Oui-dabad ———.38 64n Oiirdal ———.60 48.v Ourc Moyne — — .JiO 40n Ourem- — , — — 1 27s Ourga— — — — — 48 -if-N Ouriach, River— 64 15N Ouriuupmsk— .uO 42n Ourique— — 37 41n Ourjoum— _—- ~57 On Ouro, Kiver 23 ."iON Ourop, River 44 3Cn Ourte, River —60 29n Ousa 65 30N Ousa, River.— ~65 29n Ousdnle— -. 58 Hn Ou8clale— — — .67 27n Ousden 52 13N OUhe, River S3 42n OU8e, River. 62 46n Ouse, R 42 208 Oii8e, R. Lesser— 60 47 n Ouse, River (Upper Canada) 42 65N 79 36w Ouseburn, Little 54 3n i 20w OusiliUka 62 20n 56 17b Ouskorie— — ~61 16n 46 18b Ousman— — — 52 Cn 3l> 658 Uusole S3 2IN 49 11b Ousserha — 32 40n 36 368 Ou8souna ——62 33n 33 4.^8 Oust Netka —— 62 On 110 40b Oust Pojog —61 4HN K 20B Oust S)'s<>l^k 61 l!)N .00 48B Oust T»yliinsk:i_65 7^ 62 3UK Oust Viliuskoi 63 36n 127 20K Ou8t Zaliktia 51 On 45 3IB Oustbc— — — . 70 45n 149 30a Oustioujna 58 47n ,% 198 23 OutSkerrios-. " " 4 36w 4a6w 6 391 111 ISK 26 488 81 30B 82 6H 6 30* in 16B 6 69B 6 688 3 368 4 318 3 18 5 278 4 538 4 6i'8 99 40B 107 08 1 l>tw 135 20B 104 32B 70 2W 110 08 104 lOE 120 408 40 18B 40 I9IS 66 SIN 63 268 7 26w 38 158 6 398 44 35B 44 88 70 6w C 48 30 58 62 348 52 368 85 40w 106 258 54 12K no 3.'8 107 608 107 08 36 618 84 488 102 208 3 23b 6 358 27 45 R 42w 6 48W 119 38 30 llB 53 43b 104 9B 38 19b 28W 84 608 6 308 B 9 288 2 I9w 47 36W 107 158 142 40B 42 Ob 8 i:w 60 78 15 40W 40 608 5 308 67 08 57 18 3 a5w 6 34W 338 46w 22E 146 548 2B 13 11 15 34 23 33 33 16 39 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 29 29 15 29 34 41 34 84 34 30 30 23 23 13 23 23 23 23 .50 14 23 32 32 39 35 23 31 34 34 23 33 34 14 15 23 14 25 35 23 37 3t S3 10 33 16 23 23 23 23 22 10 51 29 29 23 21 23 31 23 10 23 93 11 n 10 9 10 53 10 42 9 23 23 23 23 31 23 29 23 23 23 20 23 29 Owyhee, Ul e— »~...19 SON OxMountaini— 64 &n Oxburgh—— .,-62 37N Oxebye- — " M 33n OxemnoUebye— -56 16N Oxendean-».— — - 6 5 48N Oxenford Cat.-— 55 63n Oxcnhall —..—51 fi6N Oxenheedeu— — 87 21n Oxenvadt— — ~^ 21" Oxenvang— .^ 57 25N Oxford - " -51 <6'* Oxford -—.—18 12N Oxford (North Carolina) ~36 17M Oxford (Upper Canada) -^^M llN t Oxfordshire 51 48N Oxia ■ 38 18N Oxnaltle 60 9n —55 27!f Oxnam^ Oxnaa Isle— —69 ION Oxoi -.-.... .-.38 27n Oxstede -53 49n Oxton ^"55 46N Oxton ———.—63 3N Oxiuiuis, River— -19 25s Oxiia. or Atnoo, >;r Jlhun River -37 Oxus. Ft. — ....^40 Oxwfch, ^li^o*^*'*^***!^^*' ^ OxydracK-. Oxyrynchus— — . Oyak, River — Oyapock — — — Oyapook, River Oye — — — Oyestic-hain— — Oylgale— — Oyne— — . Oyocker — Oyolava Isle Oyse— — — . Oyster B.— Oyster Harbour. Oyster Harbour t Ozark Moun. ON ON 51 .T3N 28 SON .28 32N 4 44N 4 2N 4 I2N 50 59n 49 17N 52 BSN 57 IHN .56 54N 13 SOS 57 25N .42 I6s .51 41 N .35 08 35 SON Ozea M. — — 38 UN Ozerki— — 52 3v Ozernol— .— ..— 51 46N Ozersk.,— —.„..— 43 48n ' ——— .#,■40 ouN 44 13N Ozieri Ozinna Ozinovo -..—.— .51 ION Ozora —.— — . — 46 47" Pa 29 22N Pa —31 55N Pa or Bathan 29 22N Paar, River 48 45N Paarde Kloof, B._30 508 PaardebergKr 29 .58 Paarl — — :« 4«8 ,52 49N 57 16N 57 48N .56 52n 39 38N 13 08 8 I7N Paaslov — .- Pabba Isle-., Pabba Isle... Pabby Isle— Pabilonis— ^ Pablo, S Pabos, Bay-. PaboR, Grand— —48 17n Pabsdorf .52 2n Pacaguaras ——12 158 Pacajas, River— 2 308 PacaJ !s 18 288 Pacanovo, River-.-10 65a Pacara, River 4 228 Pacaraina, Sierra- 4 25n Pacaudierc, La— -46 IlN Pacaxa, River— 6 26s Pachacama Isles— 12 188 Pachaco— — — 31 68 ■—41 olN 17 35N 7 51 N 23 36N 8 228 - 8 503 - 7 298 Pachamakly. Pachebon Pacheco. Pachete Pachitan Bay. Pachitea, R. Pachlza— — 185 OW 8 SOW 34R 8 141 10 421 3,23W 3 88W 3 25W 10 28B 9 ION 10 78 1 16W 77 38W 80 54^ 1 20» 21 78 1 25W 2 27W 14 SB 20 398 8 308 2 48W 1 4w 88 40W 66 OB 61 08 4 low 71 OK 30 488 62 llw 61 a3w 61 24W 3 38 16w 6 3lw 2 35«' 4 24\v 171 208 6 27W 148 \>.K 8 24w 117 688 93 OW 23 358 75 46W 45 258 51 538 46 08 8 568 17 lO.v 48 248 18 '.^48 99 1.58 106 43R 99 16R 11 308 22 Or 23 Mr? 18 '■iV.B 6 898 8 48W 7 9w 7 36w 8 368 66 50W 64 42W 64 50\V 10 678. 68 22w 80 12VV 69 4w 66 22>v 62 I7w 62 OW 3 51R 62 26w 76 6Cw 69 27W 24 488 101 34B 1 iw 86 628 111 08 74 6W 76 6w Pa-choo , .-39 6N 2n Pachuca ———.—20 Pachur ———26 66N Pa-chusan— — — 24 30n Pachyiium Pr. —36 39n Pacific Ocean, North 25 ON I60 0\v 116 20e 98 45\v 75 38B 124 28 16 68 M 13 10 21 31 13 13 10 21 21 21 10 47 78 41W 44 43 10 38 12 12 22 28 17 12 9 60 29 65 10 55 66 51 51 51 14 14 13 11 12 84 11 63 13 53 44 2S .55 23 23 23 26 27 23 19 34 34 31 18 3S 38 38 16 11 11 12 26 49 41 41 17 49 51 49 51 51 49 14 51 49 50 27 a5 24 33 35 49 49 "ii 46 33 34 66 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. Ltr. Loiia. 165 "ow 8 SOW 341 8 Ml 10 421 a^22W 3 68W 2 2&W 10 281 9 ION 10 7« 1 16W 77 38W So. 01 tUv. M 13 10 21 21 12 12 10 21 21 21 10 47 78 41W 44 ^^-43 UN '^^^>51 48N ^« >#*38 18N ,.„^60 9M «^ S5 27!« „.-^GU ION 38 27N ~S3 49N ^^ ftS 46N ~*3 3N .r 19 258 ON ON ^h] 33N »28 30N >,28 32N ,. 4 44N w 4 2N ^ 4 I2N ~S0 59n ~49 17N ~62 BSN »,57 IHN ^AS S4N ^13 20B -_ft7 25N ~.42 158 ^61 41 N ~.36 08 ,35 SON 38 UN ,23 ftN ,52 3N ,51 46N ,43 48N .,„M 33N .44 13N 61 ION — 46 47W ,29 22N ,31 S.'iS .29 22N .48 4.'iN l.~30 508 .29 .^B .:« 4(iS .52 49N ,57 16N -57 48N ,S6 52N .39 38N .13 OS ,,--48 I7N »~48 17N .52 2N 12 158 . 2 308 .18 28a ,10 558 , 4 228 B_ 4 25V .46 IIN , 6 2riS ,12 188 .31 68 41 SIN ,17 35N .37 51N ,23 36N . 8 228 ,.« 8 50s 7 21^8 3!)" tin 20 2N .26 66N ,24 30N .36 39n 80 54^ 1 20» 21 7" 1 25\r 2 27»r 14 W 20 39it 8 30B 2 48W 1 4w 68 40W 66 01 61 OB 4 low 71 OK 30 48it 52 llw 61 33W 61 24W 2 3R 16W 6 3\\r 2 35\v 4 24H' 171 20B 6 27w 148 19.K 8 24w 117 581 92 Ow 23 35B 75 45W 45 25B 51 53B 46 OB 8 5f)8 17 ION 48 24b 18 'M* 99 I5B 106 43R 99 16K 11 SOB 22 Ob 23 Ml! 18 38b 6 &9B 6 48W 7 9w 7 36w 8 36B 60 50W 64 42w 64 50\V 10 57B. 68 22 w 60 12VV 69 4h' 65 221V 62 I7»v 62 Ow 3 SIB 62 2r>W 76 6Cw 69 27W 24 48B 101 34b 1 iw 86 62B 111 OB 74 8W 76 (iw 116 20B 98 4.'iw 75 38K 124 2B 15 5B 42 10 28 12 12 22 28 17 12 9 60 29 63 10 56 56 61 61 61 14 14 13 12 54 II 53 13 63 44 23 .55 23 23 23 26 27 23 19 34 34 31 18 3S 38 38 16 11 II 12 26 49 41 41 17 49 51 49 61 51 49 14 51 49 50 27 36 24 33 an 49 49 Hi 46 33 34 66 Namh. Lat. PalllaMe ^..44 fiOw Pallluri, Cape 39 S7N Palnib.,>. 28 67n Painsville 41 40N Painiwick..~>~~~.6I 47n Painted Poit..>,...42 gN Painted Rock 43 6N Palntcn.. . 48 58ir Palroof Paliley rai W ...W..I. w.« 65 51N -~57 2aK .,25 ON 160 Ovf Paitai. Lake 67 67i» Paitley Bridge 64 4n Palttlewell 81 33N Palx .... •■■■ 19 68N P^are«...i~. ■ -41 14N PiHares ...~~>~ — A3 2N Pajaion 40 IN Pajarot Islea 29 358 Pajeploliju 67 20N ~ik ~" Pak Chan .23 48N Palamog .,. ...,. 4 1 62N Palana «~..16 28N Palancia, River ~,39 3.5n Palanka .~~,.. — 46 20n Palaiika...,...,„„~~44 S(Dn Palantia~. 42 5n Palanza....>..~~~.~46 66n Palaoan, P 13 20n Palasi 31 ON t Palatinate 49 32N X Palatinate, Upper 49 24N Palawan Island — 9 40N Palazza ...,.~„..~~.45 56N Palazzuolo». 44 6n Palbea 55 In Palchan ........,.~,w32 20n Paiecitron Palegiano _~. i Paiembang . ,35 15N ,25 53N 40 33N . 2 a5s Palembans 2 608 Paiembang, Uiver 3 08 t Palencia ...... 42 26w Palencia.~~~., — 4'2 In Palcnqiie .,.....^....1 1 23N Paleo kastro~~~~37 19n Palcoer -.^ — . — 8 39N Paleopoli 30 28n Palermo ^ 38 8N Palermo, Bay of..,38 8n Palerone 52 17n i Palestine 3« 50N Pale8tinci:lUinoi8)38 S7N Palestrina. See En vs. of Rome~. Palczioua Palhanpoor . Pali, Cape ... Palia . Palibothra ~.. Palinurum Pr Paliporto, Fort Palisse, La Palig«ong.....~.. Paliurus .......... PaiizeuL. Palk Strait Palkote Palla. Pallacopas Pulladlu .. PallaiUnn 46 33N .24 17N 41 23N 63 UN .25 ION 40 ON 38 4&N 46 14N ._45 20N ..,32 18N ...49 55N 9 65N 23 2N w4l 24N 31 20N M 69N Loir*. 4S» 23 47t>. 2 3w 8 4w 84 SSB 3 32W 89 25B 81 21w 2 13w 77 low 91 3W 11 47B 77 22B 4 2SW 5 6w 18 SOB I 44w 42B 72 46w 5 33W 6 48W 1 48W 71 40W 19 OB 98 43B 1 43B 30 83B 22 SIB 70 27B 102 12B 172 S7B 83 4w 101 26B 17 17B 18 53B 74 4B 20 22B 14 22B 8 12W 32 30B 80 20K 36 SB 2 &9B 3 12B 23 2B 69 20W 62 47B 68 SOW 84 9B 3 8B 121 4HB 14W 29 67B 23 2B 4 30W 8 34B 120 I8B 7<> 40B 7 47B 12 7b 119 OB 8 38B 11 32B 14 4IW 77 8K 33 3.')B 7.1 27B 17 2B 104 OB lot 33B 104 28b 14 I(« 4 20W 4 29W 73 SOW 24 22B 80 30B 23 6B 13 22B 13 26b 7 16W 35 30b 87 34W 6 SOB 72 20b 19 23B 27 27B 88 SB 15 13B 16 321 3 37B 48B 23 4B 6 4b 79 55B 84 35B 9 6b 4.') lOK 4 ;.nw Ho. or 1I4F. 14 J7 14 14 33 10 33 44 10 44 44 18 83 11 11 22 9 10 47 24 24 24 60 22 36 10 23 28 33 33 63 61 36 19 19 33 27 26 24 66 65 66 24 24 28 .50 32 49 33 18 35 24 23 27 65 25 35 .33 18 13 35 25 25 12 33 30 33 20 35 35 .35 25 21 24 49 28 33 28 20 2fi 13 31 44 25 15 33 27 23 55 66 26 14 It 56 16 33 .33 .56 .56 12 NiMm, L*T. I ntam I'O. Of Palot .«■.>. .ii<<4^.»*...,37 38N Palo*, Cape ^.^ — 37 87if 46 14N 47 12N .27 62N 14 47a 28 40N 17 20N 16 198 6N 22 268 7 138 ON 43 8N 408 8 1.58 OB . 9SIB 15 64 12 388 10 88N 42 47N .37 6N ..46 86N iW 7 17N 60 20N Palota. PaloU. Palpa~. Palpa Palte, Lake. Palura Palwal Pam. Pamahauil Pamakaaan t Pamer Pamiert Pammenoc B< Pampachermo. t Pampai Pampas ^ Pampas. Pampas, River Pampatar ...... Pam|)eluna ~~. t Pamphylia ..... PampiAny, Pampilkosa Pamplon. Pampola Pampur.....«...~......33 S6N Panad 46 ISN Panama....,,..,.....,. 9 ON Panama, Gulf of _ 8 ION Panamal .,...,..,..,,..23 268 Panamoukan.....~, 6 22s Pananich ~».M>M»Ji7 4n .12 &SB 38 37N ,41 19N 24 40N II ION 66 3IN 47N ...20 468 ...^44 63N ...30 30N Panda Pulo. See Singapore .,......, Pandaran, Capo,..! 1 13N PandeirosdeBaixcI6 188 Hando 34 228 Pandoorna ~,^~~~2I 32N Pandora Pass ,...,.,^1 428 Pandoras Land~..,> 3.5s Pananu, L. I'anaria, Isle Panaro, River. Panasia. Panay I«le.~ P'lnbride..^... Pancai Pancocha Pancsova Panctou Pandoiia I'andosia . Panduran t Paneas Panfou ..~~ I'angaius M. Pangall ...,.,. Pangam Pt. Singapore PanganK — Pangaon .,J9 30N „,40 UN -.28 38N ...:« I6N 48 27N 41 SON 16 IftN See 46W 4SW 20 49B IB lOB 83 26B 76 3!W 90 35B b2 I OB 148 80B 7 66W 68 38W 113 18' 72 OB 1 36B 134 OB 76 42W 61 20W 78 OW 74 42w 73 40W 63 62W 1 40W 31 20B 6 26B 7 62W 72 23W 29 43B 75 ISB 79 28a 101 29b 23 S8B 79 36W 79 OW S2 18W 107 S7B 3 2w 67 20W IS 3B 14 44« 80 20B 122 30B 2 39W 8 S5W 67 40W 20 46K SI 40B 109 9b 4S 9W 66 Ow 78 34b l-'iO SB 147 30B 20 32> 16 30b 66 39B 35 4SB 2 54B 23 44B 78 I OB ^w^i^xio^j^i^^*- 4SN 6N Wl»* WO. or PaiaditI, PorU~~.39 67n Paraetonlum ~~~~31 18n P«r«ga.i, River ~.14 108 Paragolo»~.~.~~,~ 6 S3N Paragua, River ~. 6 48N ± Paraguay ~.~~~.23 30a Paraguay River~.27 17a Paraguayot ~~.~~37 Oa t Parahybd ~.~~~ 6 SOa Parahyba~. 7 Oa ParahytM, River - 6 63a Parahyba, River .21 408 Paraks 38 34a Parakhoathras, M.36 ON Parakin..~. ~~.~ 13 37N Parakulkuttv 16 2n Paralut~.~~....,...!<1 32N Paramaribo ~~~~. 8 4IN Par3matha~~.~~-33 478 Paramo~.~......,...~42 49N Paramos ~~~~.~,_40 69N Paramlthia. ~.~39 29n Paramusher Ule.~80 30N Parana, Rivcr~~.~34 2U8 Parana Panema, ifci ver.,. .«« .,...,.,, 4 1 4i)8 Paranagua i Paranagua , Paranahyba~, Paranahyba, River ..28 3S8 -II 67N . 2 548 -17 108 Paranapanema, R.22 108 ParanapetiDga, R.IG 30s ParanaBi ~~~.,~~.20 Os Paran. Desert of _3() S4N Paran, Desert of .30 ON t Paran,De8crt of 30 On Paranti* ~~~~~~..44 20n Parapitl,.~ 20 68 Parapiti Parapiti, Kivcr. Pai atl Paraubeba Paray Parazatu Parbain 19 688 20 08 23 6s 18 l.tb ~46 26N 67 6.5N Parbuttee, R...~~25 4HN Parcella* River_~.19 40s Parchim ~»,~~~~..53 29n Parchwlti.~,.~. 51 I7n Parcoi ...,.«,. .„ 7 418 Pardaee~....~.~..., 35 48N Pardise ..~..~....~.S7 15n Pardo, El~,~,~~..40 30N Pardo, Kio~~~,~~)5 648 Pardo, River 21 128 Pardo, River. Parece Vela Isle. Parcels Sound . Paredes Parede* Parembole Parembole Parembole 20 158 ,21 20N .14 OS 42 9N 41 1.3N 23 56n 41 S2N 23 56n IS 3n 34 328 -46 I2N -.61 4!IN ..39 14N 2S 20k 27 8a 61 saw 64 38w 63 62W 66 OW 58 S8W 63 low 86 20W 84 SOW 84 46W 40 60W 178 20B 62 20a 21 23B 74 SSB ai OB 66 21W ISI 3B 6 46W 8 37W 20 82B 166 OB 6ft 40w Parenaumla Parenga-renga, Hr.. Parentuim Pareslovka , Parga. Pargo, Pta. de~..~.31 49n Paria ~.~~~~~~~.19 9n Paria, Gulf of 10 17N Parlllas ~~~~~~~-40 5n P.iiina .~.~~~. — 44 SON Parina, Cape .,~~-. 4 878 Parlntoque~~~,~.- 9 438 Para-nui-te-ra, C. 38 32s Paris ^~.~..~ 48 SON Paris FermdeParif49 3n Paris (Kentucky ) 38 16n Paris (Tennessee) 36 I6n Parisburg ~ ..~_37 19N Parita~.~~~~~~~,~ 7 53N Parita, Gulf of, 8 ION Park Ho. ~ 57 36N Park S. ~~~~~~~.64 47N ParkersburR~-~~~S9 19n Parker'k OuUey. See Norfolk I,~> Parkfort ...~~......S6 41n Parkgate ....~. 53 I8N Parkgale „.~,.~~,54 43N Parkham_~~~-~~,SO 57n Parkhead ~~~.~~.5S 26N Parkhead 65 61 n Parkhead .,~~~~,.67 37n Parkhid,~~~~~~~-66 36n Parkhlll..~..,.. 67 13N Parklie ~~. ~..,5S S6n Parkside ~,~,~....S6 82n P.irkBtcttin_~~~~48 82N 66 47W 63 OW 55 38W 67 I6N 35 SB 34 30k 34 26B 1 aw 63 SW 63 (w »-J lOw 44 SOW 46 20W 4 78 47 32W 4 3fiw 76 36B 44 25B 11 48B 16 24B 77 3f/W 70 SOB 2 35W 3 46w 42 20W 64 low 49 32W 141 3SB 68 45W 4 42w 2 47W 32S2B 25 12B 32 52a 79 Oa 173 OB 13 SIB 28 S7B 20 24B 17 16W 68 28W 62 2Htv 5 I4W 10 SOB 81 22w 73 llw 178 Sga 2 20a 3 16b 84 low 88 23w 80 49W 80 19w 80 I6W 2 41W 4 7W 81 S8W 2 46W 3 6w 6 7w 4 I8W 2 85W 4 l.'iw 2 .13W 2 .34w 2 12v^ 4 .37W 2 2(iw 12 28B 37 56 49 61 49 61 61 60 SI 61 SI 61 63 66 27 83 66 61 63 34 34 37 39 S" 63 SOW 61 48 SOW 61 70 low 49 41 33W 61 61 61 61 60 31 3. 37 14 60 6r. 60 61 61 14 61 11 33 36 17 20 49 33 11 24 51 61 61 29 51 24 24 36 .56 ■56 33 63 56 23 27 36 60 49 24 .56 49 49 63 14 14 44 44 44 49 49 II 12 44 52 12 9 IS 10 16 12 II 12 II 12 II :• «■ M ijrnTts iTTm n ni INDEX TO BLACK'S GE^ Nmu. - — -— ■■■■ — *!»>» a^^^i^^.^ A (MID PMitigrli, R 31 20N Padiuma ..„.„....^69 16n Paao , . n lai Pmo CorretM I,...33 8S Pmo de Vera ....^.^i oa P«ioa9 Hit Pa«o Grande ....^28 1M Patoul .36 28ir Paapa]ra...,.^.,...,.^20 s6b Paapava, Kiver — SI 178 Pa«p«biac .....,^....48 In Paaaadula, I 36 IOn PaMaduinkeag.,...^5 7n Pauage.^ ^3 20n Pa-age 25 7» Patwige Point. See Gibraltar. Patu^em ..........^.gp 40s PaMalm aff 4g„ Paiaamaquoddy B.45 lOiv PaiMnaour ...42 SON PasiandaTa Bay .^13 40s PaMaro, Cape 36 40n Pauarp, Tr. «.>,...36 43N FatMU, C. ^..^ 37 30N Pauau .^8 30N Pawau ...,. ,,.,64 I9N Pa«a de R. Preto 16 Sjs Pa«feenoe.-..,........S5 16n Pasteenoe, Cape.wS5 ION PaHenheim.....,.....53 48n Paawng ■,..... 48 ion Paiio di Ou8lette_40 68N Pacun -.... ..J4 36N Paataza, River „„. 4 48s Pa»to. I isn Paito Chko. Paitol Bay.^ Paiton . .24 448 es SON .iiS SSn 7 30N 7 478 Paatora .^.....^ Pasuruan „„. Paiito.^.... 47 SSN Pata .......... 18 40N Pataa^.. — .,. 3 3iN Patada ...40 S9N I'atada ,.^........^..20 4n I PataBoflia.w......46 08 Patai Kit 46 39n Patani .~...... 27 I4s Patani «>.....,...... 6 4fiN Patani. Cape ~..~ 7 Sn Patara ^^.............36 ifiif Patara ....^..........36 I6n Patavlum Pataz Patcheou Patchunda . Patchuaan Patea, R. , Patemou. Paterno« 4AS7N 7 888 ..20 SMt ^24 3(iN .^ 458 ~41 4IN 37 34N Paternoster Point (South Africa) „32 408 Paternosters, Great (Isles) ... 7 358 Patcrnostert, Little (Isle*) ... 2 188 Paterion ............ 3S 37s Paterson, C.»>......3M 378 I'aterson, C. ........46 Sfis Paterson, I.. 4S SOs Paterson, Moiint_43 28s Paterson, R..........46 Ms Paterson 's Group .............. 8 30N Patlihead.............S8 SSN Pathhead ........ X 7n Pathhead ~..w~»„fi5 SIn ?atia. River 8 4n Patience, Cape ...49 On Patillos, Los ........20 4S8 Pktillos, River......20 3M Patino 37 S7N Patista ~~...........38 On PatiTllka..... .„I0 408 Patkoe 25 IAN Patkooe.^ Patmos, I. Patna ...... Patna ................... 25 S8N Patos. LagQ delos3l 08 ..SA I6N .~37 82N ~jy5 32N 64 SOW 7S 4fiw 97 SM 13 501 3U IlB 116 I6K 48 M» 87 89K 58 Slnr 68 35W 58 I4W 96 3SW 104 45W (;3 30W 36 55B 65 SOW 64 46w 65 S4w 66 7W 100 AW 33 321 68 26w 8 18W 7 Iw 1 53W 64 SOW 47 SOW 31 36s 67 Ow 45 3K 48 15B 15 4B 15 9b 86 OK 13 SIB 10 24B 46 43W 63 24a 63 87R 30 4»B 11 271C 16 91 68 30B 76 2W 77 SOW 66 A8w 162 80W 1 SCb 68 'Ow US 53B 19 42b 121 CR 76 27 w 9 HB 74 22b 70 Ow 19 2e 23 66B 101 48B 101 55B 89 8te 29 17B 11 AOB 77 48W 107 4x 83 24b 123 A2B 174 3IJB 12 84B 14 5AB 117 SOB 151 36B 146 401 166 I8B 166 33B 177 lOB 167 44B .66 SOB 222W 3 8W 8 57W 78 87w 145 OB 70 32W 70 SOW 86 35B S3 44B 77 87W 60 54B 60 64B 86 3AB 4 30W 85 ISB 51 30\v 50 49 35 20 30 35 66 23 Al SO SO 46 46 SO SO SO SO 41 49 46 80 41 IS 13 24 50 94 51 A6 44 23 36 96 96 SO 18 91 Al 39 39 20 18 25 39 49 49 50 39 9 49 35 19 35 49 96 33 48 19 38 35 iTy 30 56 56 49 34 33 34 S3 25 26 17 47B 38 117 S5B 38 35 A9 A9 63 53 53 A3 I 12 12 12 49 29 SO 60 80 28 49 32 32 A6 12 33 51 L«T. I»«>»» ^'*^JK'*^^^' Payagno t Payen Gl]aut~~12 Paymago Paynduay Paypa Paypoton Payra Pay-sandu . Payta. 55 46n 39 I4N .^....36 35N ON 87 49N 26 20N S 44N 19 38N 9 168 12 OS S SB Paz, La (California) Paz, La, or Puebia Nuevo~.I7 228 Pcheondo~...~.~~30 13n Pea, River ...........3 1 I n Peace, River .~>..~68 40n Peage, Le.......~~.. 4 5 21N 6 86b 13 16b 9 lOB 7 49w 35 SOB 17 3b 40 lis 43 2AB 3 OW 98 2BW 145 OB 20 IIB 2 7W 20 IlB 22 27B 79 Ob 7 5w 96 S2B 73 34w 90 45w 78 lOW 58 14W 81 9W PealiofTeneriffe, orWylde'sCraig42 288 Peaked Hill 29 328 Peaks of Otter 87 26n Pearce, Pt.....>..>Ji4 288 Pearl Cs ......12 27n Pearl, River........~30 I7n Pearlington ^..^...30 35N Pearson, Is. .^..^...33 678 Pea*einore ..^..^.61 30n Peasemarsh ~..~~JSO A8N Peatling Parva ...J>3 29n Peban.~...~... ..^..^^ 44N Pebas... 3 208 Peblo, 8. ....» 16 OS Pebworth .....^.....62 8n i Pe-che-Iee.~~...38 30n Pe-che-Iee, O. .....88 30N Pechtchana Kopani .......^...45 AlN Pecora, rapc......~89 27N Pecs 45 34N Pecsvar .~.~..~~....46 12N Pectano, River .~~42 23n Pecuris .................36 S6N Pedalium, Pr..~...34 58n Pedder, L....~..~.^2 SOS Pedder, R — ^......41 30s Pedee, Great, R. ..34 2nN Pedee, Little, R. ...34 On Pedernal ~ — ..^...21 528 ± PedernalesCo..., 9 35N Pederneiia ...»».... 3 168 Pedoroslt.. ......33 In Pcdra Branca .^....12 28s Pedra .........18 38S Peclras, De8to.......l2 488 Pedras, Praya daaw20 OS Pcdras, River....~...I2 608 Pedraia..^.....^.... 7 4Sn Pc<»raza..,............4I 6n Pedro .13 608 Pedro Bank.....~.....l7 ON Pedro Bluff*, Ort. 17 SON Pedro, Don .^....^38 65N ~ ■ 9 46N 43 27N 21 OS .12 328 21 98 18 14N 39 30N 2 408 2 41 N 37 47N 6S 39N 58 37N 8 I3N 1 18N .32 278 -33 188 Pedro, Pt., Pedro, P. S Pedro, R. ... Pedro, S. Pedro, S. Pedro, Vale of. Pedroneras ...... Pedros Point — Pedrosa Pedrosa, El Pceblex t Pi-eblealiire.. Peelitchanoi. PeekshilL... Peel. tPeel. 15 25 35 34 23 19 23 28 10 4A 1 98 12 66 32 33 24 35 49 46 49 60 49 .24 4N 110 15w 46 Peel Castle ( Isle of Man). Peel Fell. Peel Plains.. Peel PIains~ Peel Range. Peel, R. Peel. The. Pcflalr. 14N .55 I8N .27 608 .38 228 .33 488 v31 2('8 51 28N .13 38N 68 38W 92 12B 85 S2W HI 30W 4 4';k 146 Z.'iB 153 10B 79 39»v 137 23B 83 OW 89 30W 89 39W 134 IflB 1 20W 40B 1 HW 113 4W 73 ISw 62 30w 1 48W 116 30B 114 20B 40 57B 8 I9B 21 I2X 18 2IB 89 Ow 105 4W 34 7b 146 I7B 144 54B 79 45w 79 18W 67 low 62 low 49 I7W M 35B 38 48W 49 SOW 63 lOw 13 20B 64 SOW 70 68W 3 48W 64 66W 78 15W 77 4Cw 6 23W 80 i6B 4 42W 48 43W 67 30W 63 67w 77 14w 3 24W 10 Ob 3 57W 5 88W 3 I2W a 16v.r 81 23B 73 53W IIS 40B 117 35B 4 43W 2 38W 151 60B 1)7 I8B 146 lOB 151 12B 5 SfiB 79 Ob 49 33 44 40 11 56 62 44 62 46 44 44 62 10 10 10 45 49 49 10 34 34 23 26 19 19 44 45 56 63 63 44 44 60 49 51 23 51 51 61 42 49 49 21 49 47 94 94 38 94 61 49 60 47 24 36 24 24 12 12 23 44 63 53 9 12 52 Fi3 52 62 16 33 N/IMBa. L*T. Loiia. No. or Ukt. Peling. or North, em Mli......-....J4 On Pelint 50 21 N Pelion, M. . 3!) 281 Pelion, S ...36 I8N Pelior „,,,,. 26 20N Pelior Isle .~.... — 26 2un Pella 3? 33» Pella 40 4S!» Peila, or Kamass.98 88s Pcliaro .,!..... ,...38 In Pellaut ......... — .81 37N Pellene~..~...~....38 Sn Pellerin ^l«IO^»0»5 62N .28 48 ..47 32N .-16 24N ,S4 33N J17 48M ,39 4311 ..38 20n Peitauith Pelton ^1^0*^*^ » «^1#*«MI» i2 I IN J54 62N 37 41V • Mouth.....3l 3N 31 3v ooV. Peluse Pelusi?' Pelufi PeT uiu Pem'v : Pen) * . Pemoj: Pembric;:, Pembroke.^ X Pembroke. i Pembrokeshire ..51 6lN Pemburty..~..~....17 43N Heme...... .........TO 34n Pemwherry, Cas...A5 8n Pena de Aravi .....88 32N Penaflel...~............4l 36N 45 4ON .. 5 OS Ja 32N .48 6!)N 2 13N ....51 41 N 2 488 PenafleU. i»W«W>*»>*l»'»«'*J^' 41 ISN Penagolosa, Mt....49 25N Penal Settle- Penalt ......^........52 3Sn Penalva .......41 SON Penamacor .......M.... 40 4N Penaranda~.~...~..42 50n Penarroya ..........40 52N Penarth .. .Jil 26N Penas Penas, Cape. Penas de st Pedro, Penas, Gulf of. Penbryn ........ Penbryo .......... Pencaitlanii Pencarreg... Peneun .18 898 ..43 42N 38 46N .47 20s .62 8N 62 ON — 55 64N 52 5N 63 17N no OB 5 32w 23 Ob 82 59b 64 32B 54 45B 35 43B 22 2ftB 19 8b 15 4IB 61 12B 82 32B 1 4AW 4 22W 7 25B 51 I2W 25W 80 6B 8 42b 22 lOB 19 40B 16 38B 8 2lB 16 I4B 16 46B 20 22B 29 86B 1 9b 1 37W 20 A7B 3i 23B 32 24b 68 SOW 39 SOB 2 42w 96 65W 9 51!W 4 83W 147 48B 4 48w 79 15B 31 I2B 4 SOW 5w 4 llw 8 I2W 26w 147 S6B 3 83w IW 89W 33W IlB low Ow 52W 6 6 3 Pendasimo .^......^.34 49N Penderyn ^...^..,..51 46n Pendine .~........S1 45^ Pendleton ~~.~~..,34 38v Penedo ~....... 10 28 Penegos ..............62 3.5N Penengammo 9 On Peneranda...........41 4n Pcnetangushene~.44 44n Peneus, R.....~........89 55N Pcneus, R.....~.......37 54N Penhaneos 40 3SN Penhros 52 63N Penmtrst ... 50 56 v P»nlche~...~.-.....J>9 21 n Peniel .,.....^........32 14n Penig .. ....50 57N Peninunrin. Peniscola ... Penittone. Penjab~ ..57 21 N 40 21 N 53 32N 18 45M Cvnjinak, Sea of...60 On Penkill, Cas .55 i4N Penkina 56 On Penkridge .^..,..52 43n Penlele .^.......^......46 58n PenlUne ...^...51 29n Penmachno ..........53 3n Penraarck .........47 49n Penmarck Point .17 47n Penmolach, Penmore. Penmorf. Pet in ........... Pennaconda Pennagra ~. Pennan ^.^^ .56 aas ...-Sfl 87 N ,..J52 .57 N ..^(2 33N .....14 91* 12 6N 57 41 N 2 Ow 74 SOW 4 26w 4 22w 2 6.3W 4 8W 14 8b 33 25B 3 31 W 4 33W 82 43w 36 29W 3 48w 80 27B 5 17W 80 5w 22 32B 21 23B 7 44W 4 29W 24B 9 22W 35 47B 12 43B 7 22W 27B 1 39w 67 22B 159 OB 4 44w 34 37b 2 6w 18 56b 3 29w 3 47W 4 23w 4 24W 6 lOw 5 90W 4 13w 2 low 77 .398 77 MK 2 14W 84 10 56 28 82 32 81 66 88 37 39 98 14 94 15 51 14 33 91 28 28 56 26 26 56 19 56 10 9 98 86 37,66 41 36 9 43 10 10 63 10 33 56 12 24 24 24 24 53 10 24 24 24 24 10 .50 24 24 48 10 10 12 10 21 30 10 10 44 61 10 33 21 43 66 28 24 9 10 34 31 17 11 20 9 32 29 12 23 10 19 10 9 14 14 13 11 9 10 33 33 II Nai Pepin, River ... Pepulgaom...... Pera.... Pera. See Boi phorus .~.~~.. Pera Cape ........ Pera Head Pera Khora .» t Persea Peraitch Perak, River . Perales ........... Peralvillo ....>.. Petama ...■.~.... Peramertis^..... B CrftSC «wi«i«w«wi«MMvt Ferceby Hall 1 Perche..^..... Perch ting .~-». Percy Islands .. Ferdido, Mouni Perdigao.....^.... Perdiguera~~~ Perdiz Pei?;^rine, Poin Pereiikslav.^....^ Perekoi.' ........... Pereiada...^...... Perello Peremnelnye.~. Peremul Far, h Feremychl ....... Perene, River.~ Pererones~~...~ Peresklv .......~.. Peresiavl Zaliat Peretere~.~.~.. Percvez...^....... Perforated Isle. Fergamino.~>. Pergamos, or Pergamus ... Perge . Pergola Pergouba Perl Perla ..>. — Periapatam . Feribonaca Rivi Feriera Perigueux Fenja i Perija Sierra.. Perim, I. . Penmula . Perimulicua, Si Perinas . Perisaboras . Perisioria ~.~ Peristera-^....... Perkhina ~ Perkins, I.. Perlas, Arciii- pclago de las.. Perlag, L..^...... Perleberg .».»« I'erl^pi Perletliorpe ,^ Perlevto .....~.~ Pprlom ........... Perm.. ..■■■•. Pprnagica~~.~. i Fernambuco~ Pcrnambuco .» Fernambuquinii Pernau. Pernes . I'ernia . Peron, Cape., Peron, C. Peron, Mount... Pfironne ~~~. S Perorsi ~~~v Perosa Perouse, La, Strait of... Perphosius Fort Perpignan. Perrarnworthall Porre. Ferret ~~.~_ Ferroman .... Pcrryst)urg.~ Ferrysviile . Perryviilc Fers8im~. PersaU..., Persante, Kiver Poraepolis, Kuit Pershembeh , Pershore ~~. ro«iernalo8 Co.. *) .'<.5N n<> iniv ,T. Loits. u^,_ 1 ON 110 01 34 21W S 32W 10 » 28X 23 OR 66 Q 18N 22 S9B 28 6 20N £4 32B 33 ti 20N 64 4611 32 •I 33» 39 43a 31 45JJ 22 28a 66 ft IMS 19 8b 88 3 m 15 4lB 27 1 37M 61 12a 32 S !?if 22 32B 28 7 UN 1 4flve 14 3 MM 4 22V 24 5 52V 7 25B IS M 48 51 12w SI 7 32N 25W »4 6 24N 80 6B 33 4 33N 8 42b 21 7 48rj 22 lOB 28 9 43i« 19 40B 38 8 20N 16 38B 56 a 4N 8 2lB 26 46N ir> ua 26 7 45N 16 46a 36 8 28N 20 228 19 8 l.iN 29 66B 66 3 UN 1 9b 10 4 52n 1 37W 9 7 41V 20 57B 28 II 3N 32 23B 56 1 3V 32 24b 37.56 S 40N 68 BOW 41 5 OS 39 50B 36 »32N 3 43w 9 8 S!)N 96 65W 43 2 13N a 6'>Hr 10 n 41 N 4 63W 10 ■2 488 147 48B 53 >1 61 N 4 48W 10 7 4»f 79 19B 33 9 34N 31 I2B 56 5 8N 4 SOW 13 8 32N 6w 34 1 36N 4 llw 34 ,1 I6N 8 I3W 34 9 25N 26W 24 3 10a 147 MB 63 a35M 3 63W 10 1 SON Iw 24 4N 6 69W 34 3 SON 6 33W 34 53N llB 24 I 26N 3 lOw 10 8 39s 67 Ow 60 3 42N 6 S2W 34 18 46V 20S 8N ON 54V 6V 17N 49N 1 46N 1 45V 38V 2a 35N Ov 4N 4SN 65N 64V |o asit 53N ) 5fiv 21N UN [) 57N 7 31N 21N i 32N 45N ON I4N ON 43V 68N 29N 3v 49N 47V 39v ? 87V fi7N 33V 9v 6v 4IN NAiiat. Lat. LOKS. Ho. or Ut.r. 2 Ow 74 SOW 4 26w 4 22W 2 63W 4 8W It 8B 33 25B 3 31 w 4 33W 82 43w 36 29w 3 48w 80 27B 5 17W 80 flw 22 32B 21 23B 7 44W 4 29W 34B 9 22W 3S 47B 12 43B 7 22W 27B 1 39w 67 22B 159 OB 4 44w 34 27b 2 6w 18 66b 3 29w 3 47 w 4 23W 4 24W 6 lOw 5 aow 4 13w 5 low 77 3!»a 77 SfiB 2 14 W 24 48 10 10 12 10 21 30 10 10 44 61 10 33 24 43 66 28 24 9 10 24 31 17 II 20 9 32 29 13 23 10 19 10 9 14 14 13 11 9 10 33 33 II Pepin, River 37 7b PepulgBom...»...,.,19 4Sn Pera>.^.. — >.. 4 1 3n Pera. See Bot- phorut Pera Cape Pera Head Pera Khora t Perw Peraiteh Perak, River Perales Peralvillo Peiama Peramertii Perast I'erc^ Perceby Hall 68 9n t Perche ~.~>48 2&n Perchting<.~...~..~>48 2n Percy Uland« ....^21 308 Perdido, Mount w42 37N Perdigao ,^..^.,.,,.^9 Ws Perdiguera 41 48N ~*erdiz t ^ ^**»^r* f r,t2\ 628 Peifgrine, Point.~fi6 aSN Perei»«lav..~~>~...60 3n PcrekoL- 46 9n Perelecfa ~42 2nN PereUo~»>~~~~~~40 63v Peremnelnye~— ~S1 40n Peremul Par, hlell 8n Peremychl 54 13n Perene, River,~~-ll 178 Pereronet «..^..,>.>24 108 Pereskiv 45 52N Pereslavl Zaliatsk 56 38N Peretere 57 40 v Percvez 55 29N Perforated Isle-^, 8 60N Perganiino>.».~~w33 468 Pergamoi, or Pergainiu -~>~^9 Ov Perge 37 Ov Pergola <>«~~»»>~~43 34N Perguuba 62 44v Pert .^.......>....... 45 42V Perla>.>~~ 11 SON Periapatam ^.^.^^^Vi 25N 63 IIW 73 60B 39 688 8 83B 141 36B 23 S7B 36 SOB 77 69b 101 OB 8 7w 3 49w 24 43B 34 IB 18 42B 64 18W 3 12W 60B 11 16B 160 20B OW 7 45VV 35W 63 68W 77 flw 31 33B 33 42B 3 OB 4!iB 60 35B 73 26B 36 3B 72 4Cw 69 18W 27 '<.4B 38 63B 37 29b 44 3SB 07 SOB 61 8W Perlbonaca Kiver_48 S2N Perieri 49 IIN Perigueux-..>>»»~.45 13N Perija,. »>,..~, 9 44N % Perija Sierra....^. 9 S2n Perim, I 21 33N Perimula 4 30v Pprimulicu«, Sin. 6 Ov Perinaa 59 8n Perisaboras . 33 12N Periaioria .~~-.~~~.'<9 I2n Peristera 37 69v Perkhina JiO 4Gv Perkins, I • Perlas, Archi- pelago de las. Perlas, L. Perleberg Perl^p^ ^ Perlethorpe -,40 61s Perret Perroman - Pcrryshurg. Perrysville Perryville Persaim Persa' Persante, Kiver Pcrsepolis, Kuins Pershembeh _~~4I 20v I'ershore „<~™~,52 6v 61 88 37 37 34 63 38 81 38 85 34 34 37 38 37 41 13 14 18 62 34 34 34 61 40 23 23 24 24 23 33 23 49 60 37 23 23 23 85 60 27 I6B 30,56 31 OB 56 12 48B 34 29B 10 5SB 75 52B 76 lOP 71 65w 1 2SW 40K 72 30"' 73 Sw 72 28B 101 60B 99 OB 45 46B 43 58B 24 OB 22 12K 37 6«K 145 IIB 25 23 25 a3 33 41 14 14 49 49 33 6S 55 23 66 38 28 23 53 8 30N ■SS 4n 41 16N 53 16N Perlevto I. 38 52v Perlom «,~«~>»">»'62 3nN Perm t^********"*** " ^ Ov Pernagica~-~~— ~-I0 3s ± Pemambuco 1 1 Os Pernambuco ,~~~. 8 2s Pernambuquinho,. 2 588 Pernau 5S 26v Pernes — M) 28n Pernia 44 65v Peron, Cape 32 16s Peron, C 42 4S8 Peron, Moup.t~~~30 78 P6ronne >»~~~, 49 65n 8^ Perorsi .^ 23 v Perosa^,..- 44 64N Perouse, La, Strait of-~~~~~45 35N PerpliosiU8Portu8l2 Ov I'erpignan 42 43* Perraiaworthall —50 12V Porre ..«..«■«- "^7 65v 48 llv .46 44V .41 3.'iN .37 47V 40 9n 16 60N 46 17N 54 UN 79 OW 89 52W 11 49b 21 27s 1 2w 22 13e 21 30B 56 8B 44 40W 44 OW 31 46W 39 36W 24 408 2 2SB 17 38B 115 40B 148 8b 116 9B 2 67B 14 40 w 7 12n 142 10B 16 25 W a 62B 5 7W 38 IB ■•? 12W 7 IIB 83 40W 89 .50W 87 l»W 94 53B 8 SB 15 34B 49 60 20 27 !» 28 %{ 23 51 61 61 61 23 14 27 62 63 63 14 65 25 29 6i 14 10 56 14 IS 44 44 44 35 IS 20 Namu. Lit. •'•"'•• Map. Peteroa — ...^....^.^ 64N Petersburg .........40 31 n Petersburg .....~..38 30if Petersburgh C Virginia ^.........^dT 8if Petersdorf 54 33N Petersfleld ..........^Sl m Petershauspn 47 39N Petershock .....,.^1 48N Peterwardin ~~..-4S I5N Petenell .. ^....47 20N Petherick, Lit....~60 2IN Pctherton, North 61 6n Petherton, South SO 67N Petlierwin, N.~~~S0 41N Petherwin, S 50 37n Petignac 45 33n Petlnam 66 40n Petite Nation, R. 45 35N Petly K S7 83w Peto ....~,...,..,.,..,. ,20 6n 70 44W SO 77 8w 44 87 llw 44 Petorci Petra Petra Isles 31 SSs 41 ION 74 35N 63 OB 32, .'iG 32 8B 30 2 5\v 10 Petra Magna, P. >31 4An Petra Par. Isle ....11 26n Petra Par va, P — 32 I In Petra, Ruins of ~.30 I In Petra, S 37 2In Petras, C 38 5SN Petre 39 568 44 2HN 17 45N 52 6n f>\ 2 IN 42 22N .46 29N 57N ....46 SON 48N 40 43N 42 S6N Petret . Petri Petricova..^^.. Petrikau . Petrin Petrinia Petrizza Petrodava...... Petrola Petrosa, Isle. Petrova Petrova 47 60n Pctrovitch.~,~~.~..4l 2Hn Petrovo 58 20n Petrovook 52 23N Pctrovsk ........^.^.56 S6n PetrovBk..............44 .Wv Petrozavodsk 61 4.5v Petschow ........53 57v Petsevaletsi ..........44 39n Pett ..>.. — 50 S3V ,16 lOv .46 24V ,54 33N .47 53N Petta Pettau Pettigoi Petting. Pettifs Farm. See Norfolk I.. Peitycur Inn. Petuladi Petun, Petworth , Peuce, I. ,. Pexicc, Ost j Peucini. Peva Pevales. I'exe. Peym - Pcynes. Peypen Peyrac. Peyrapzabuloc. Peyrat~~~~. Peyreluirade PcyroUe»~-~. I'eyruis 66 4N 36 55v S2 47N 50 S9n 45 8N — 44 64N — 50 ION 40 2N Peyrusse ~~~> Peyster's, De, Group. Peytahn 35 288 37 45V 23 188 .44 6N 44 49V SO 19v 4.^ 48V 43 33N 43 38V 44 IV 44 3UN 8 68 28 32V 435 24N 43 28N .47 51N 47 20N 48 28N ,„4!) I9N _4S 25V —47 22V —47 13V ~4U 32N Pfalzarafenweiler 48 32v Pfeff^rs 46 59N Pfoling 48 49N Pforzheim ~~ — -.48 64v Pfreimbt 49 28v Pfrelmbt, River...49 29v Pliim, River 19 .TOv Phacusa .10 43v Phai-ncsus 33 L^v PhacMiicoilo*,- .'IS 35v rtiat'nicum 0|>|iil. 27 27v Peza, River Pczenas,.,^. Pe'.ou Pfaft; Lake. Pfattfenhnfen Pfafl'enhofen Pfaffenkirchen Pfaffikon Pfoft'nau X PfillZ. 77 36w 'I 2B 57W 9 llB 4 3B 19 S7B 9 9b 4 6Sw 3 iw 2 47W 4 26W 4 22W aw 17 10B 8 40W 76 6W 4 4w 88 SOW 70 JSW 19 308 105 OB 26 IK 72 35B 23 38V 36 29B 32 33!! 26 32K 175 3K 25 28B 22 36B 28 20B 19 4IB 20 43K 16 16B 16 39B 26 30B 1 38W 9 43R 20 27B 24 8B 23 17B 35 2B 45 20B 39 22B 42 27 K 34 2SB 12 21B 26 2B 40B 81 13B 16 .52R 7 SOW 13 43B 3 lOw 31 57B 4 39B 38W 29 20b 29 38B 25 Ob 24 SIB 6 29W 66 35W 82 2.')B 69 43W 6 58B 1 25B 6 8W 1 43B 1 7W 6 3UB 5 66B 3 8B 178 lOB 82 7B 46 6B 3 aiB I 7B 8 4SB 11 26B 11 34B 12 49B 8 4SB 7 ft3B 7 47K 8 3SB 9 27 B 12 39B 8 43B 12 SB 12 4B 8 23B 31 40R 36 2. Pliilomelium Philophska Philorth Phltoteri Phili Pliily, 8. Ptiineka. { Pliilistinet ........31 40n Philipttown>...>..j)3 18N Pliillelgh..., SO 12N \ Philirp ~ 32 28S Phillip Isle ^'>j 30B Phillip Norton B! I8n Phillipolli... ,.....ff I 38a Philllppeville . il6 64n Phillips .....^^ 44 49ir 40 4.r>N M 20N A\ I IN i7 40N ,36 ION .-37 60W ,.37 60N ,w»6 27N Phineka Bay. ■.,...36 20n Phiniki 36 43N Phinopolis .~.,— _41 24N t Phinz and Bnz 49 ISv Phivika..„.~~..,....36 68N Phlega, I 37 46n Phocca ~~~.. 3S 42n % Phocis ... — >.«..38 30V Phocuss, l.....~...3l 25N X Phoenice, or PlHBnicia........».33 40n Phcenicon ..28 ISn I'holegandros ......36 37V Phonia.~~.~~......J7 S3V Phonia, I,. 37 62 v Phonri ~..J7 25N Plioogan Garra Kuond ~~.~.....26 4n Phouka, M 37 S3n Phou-kok,..,.._..IO 20V Phdolra ~,~~~~~.39 18v tPhrygia Phthia, P. 1 Flithiotei Phugwara Phu-kul Phulsoond Phuyen Phylace Phylace, Harm. „.27 4.5N Phylace, Thebaica 27 3SN Piacaba _„.,..„. 6 178 ~,4S 2N .~37 40V „,6I 40N .~37 1.S8 J7 27N ,46 llv 42 33V 42 14V 68 30V 38 s:u« 32 22N ,38 67N 3i UN 23 3v 26 17N 9n Piacenza ...»,. , Piada ........... Piaiania, Lake Piako, R Piali Pianezzo. Pianaga, Isle Pianosa, Isle Piasina, Lake Piati Izbianska — 48 4(in Plato I I HT rill I i » 1 1 < fH I Piattown. Piauby, Serr, X Piauhy..^.,. Piave, River Piavozero, Lake. Piavozers' Piazza Piazza 5 378 ,46 47N ,34 46N 10 408 , 7 308 S 29N .66 22V ,66 22V 5 .^6v 37 21V Pic du Midi Pica Pirada Pica>Ia t Piiardy Piccadilly (Cardiganshire) 52 i Picenum.^ 43 PIceiiza - .......42 W-chai 19 Pichan e .. -1 1 Pichano, Pirliidangue, Porto Pichincha I'lchohos.. Pi-choo~,,~~~ Piuicrno ...,-,. Picirenham, N Pickens ,«-, Pickering -~. Pickering >„30 .™32 -_ 'J .»40 -~52 —33 43 54 Pickering Fort _~.35 Pickworth . Pico , Pico Purva Pico Turnuino. Picdlata hort ~. Picos, Point,~~. Picota . 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Ottlano -~.«». » ..'15 \i'itt Oitland , „ ...fl3 37 v Ottorot -<»......~..4fi 33" ' OitratM «....~.. Uttrlt: Oitrog Oitrogojeik Oitrolenko,. Oitrometzo OitroiiiJa'U» Oitrosati AO l»N M) 4!)N .53 6N ,63 I2N .41 28N 4* SON 0*trotchaU .,~.>~43 51 n Oitrov » ••■b1 I8N Oitfova *'i 39n Oitrorach UatrovenI Oitroviti Untroviti Oitrovlzza Ostrovnoi Oitrovo. Oitrovsk Oitrowa . OituU Oiitun Ostwelhcn Oiuna. Oaunxen Oawald ^ M 40N .43 68.V jSa I5N .40 62N 49 28ir ~»l 4lN ~19 9n 40 45N 50N ~37 17N ~62 40N ..29 I8N Oiiwald, Kirk 55 20n Oswalds, S. ^ 55 In Uswaldtwistle.~~.53 4An Oswegatrhee R. ~45 On Oswego....... 42 6n Oswego ..........43 29n Oswestry ~~~~.~.52 52N Oszaita, waters or29 19N Oszlan ^8 39n Otaby Jebel 23 8n Otahe, Pt 34 a.'is Otaheite, Isle 17 (» Otakaina, L.~~~.38 Ifis Utaki~~~_~~~~.40 418 Otar 45 46 v Otawao • 37 518 Oieewhi, Isle 13 128 Oterby......~.....~..60 13n Otford m 18N Otham ~~~~,~.~Jil 16n Othery~.~.........~.51 5n Othronus ~~>.~.~39 52n Othrys Mount — 39 Om Otley — > — 52 9n Otiey ~~~~~~ 63 63N Otiudjk 41 44N Otonmtea, R 36 228 Otopakov-~ ..46 37N Otou, or North C.34 228 Otra..~ ,. , — 16 EB Otranto ...■.~~..~.40 9n Otresa ~.,..-..~.......41 ON Otricoli OtU 42 25N 1 Ottawa .45 25N % Ottawa County 45 40N Ottawa, River ~>.45 27n Ottawa, River 45 16n Ottaway. River.~~44 65N Ottenbach 47 16n Ottenhr.;'! ,..~~~S1 IN Otter Ferry 56 2n Otter Tail Lake 46 SON Otter Tall River.. 47 ON Otterburn ~~.~~~55 15N Ottering 48 I7N Otterle ~..... .52 8n Otterndorf.. ...53 49n Ottersberg.~.~.~~JS3 7n Otterswick, B 59 20n Otterup ~~~~~~_5S 4n Ottervore, B. ~~~67 3n Ottery, St Mary Mi 46n Ottestrup ... — ... 5 5 24n Uttmuth ~~.....~.50 32N Ottobeuren ~~~~47 64N Ottochatz ..,...~...44 60n Ottonawgaw, R.~.46 44N Oltorocora .......~34 30N Oltorocoras, M.~.33 26n Ottringham ,.~. — 63 42n Ottrington, N.~~~S4 18n Ottwener~~~~~~49 24N Otumai;ua..~.~.....39 28s Otuinoital~~. 37 408 Otway, Cape 38 60s Oual ......~ ~. 3 4gN Oualqui ~.-~,~.~.36 648 Ouarnain ~.~.~~~..34 21 n Quarto, River — 33 15s Ouatfof d ~~~~~..82 31 N Ouch a . ~~ ~.64 IN OuchfUBir«<>~~~..6l on 10 IfiK 10 HK 6 44B 2.t 27 K '/O 5HK 14 A3K 26 241! 89 lOR ai 3nK 18 ISK 32 43K 16 50K 17 47B 28 23R 24 7K 110 40K 23 53B 16 IB 22 20B 16 4'JH 164 01 21 61a 42 42lt 17 4!)R 102 38 W 17 37K 21 57K h lOw 10 23B 81 I.3W 4 45W 2 &W 2 2.')»v 71 .WW 76 2IW 76 36Hr 3 2W 33 3B 18 27B 34 48B 172 SOB 148 40Ar 176 SOB 176 9K 33 IIB 176 8IB 172 20W 17 64B IIR 398 2 83w 19 238 22 2aB 1 12i: 1 4lw 24 24R 174 20B 31 22ii 173 4B 43 saw 15 26B 3.') 4e: 12 29B 8 4.W 75 l.-iw 75 30W 74 5W 92 27W 85 3U' 8 ihB 14 42E 5 2lw S6 40W 96 40W 2 IIN 12 4B 5 46ii 8 67B 9 7b 2 32W 10 29b 7 24W 3 ISW 11 56K 18 6B 10 19B 15 18b 89 33w 104 OB 101 30B 4w 1 28W 7 lOB 173 56B 176 9iii 143 28B 96 68B 72 20w 37 5» 63 7w 2 22nr 28 46B 28 24« 2.1 22 16 19 27 17 23 23 23 20 25 25 35 23 25 39 25 25 25 19 19 37 23 20 46 36 30 24 17 44 13 9 9 44 41 44 10 37 19 47 53 54 53 .53 23 64 22 10 10 10 .50 27 10 9 27 .5.3 23 .53 51 26 56 2.'> 2.'> 42 42 42 44 44 15 IS 12 44 44 9 18 16 17 17 II 21 II 10 21 20 IS 19 44 .55 55 9 9 18 53 53 52 35 60 30 60 10 23 93 (Juial.-k ~ 5« 2.M uurilabad ~~~~~~3H Ms Ountal 60 48n Oure Moyne SO 40N Ourein 1 278 Ourga-.~.... — ... 4 8 ibn Uuriach, River — 64 ISN Ourioupintk.~~.~.iO 42.v Uurique ~37 41 N Ourjoum 57 ON Ouro, River 23 ftON Uurop, River 44 36n Ourte, River ~~~60 29n Ousa 65 30N Ousa. River_~~.~66 29n Ousdale ~..68 8n Ousdale ......~.J>7 27n OuMlen~~~ 52 13N Ouite, River 63 42N Ouse, Rivcr~.~~~62 46N Ouse, R. ~.~~> — ~ 42 208 Ouse, H. Lessur~JI0 47 n Ouse, River (Upper Canada) 43 66n Ouseburn, Little 64 3N OusiliUka 62 20N Ouskorie 61 16n Ousman....... .~-52 6n Ousole ~.~~....~...63 21N Ousserha 32 40N Oussouna ~~~~~~62 33N Oust Netka 62 On Oust Pojog 61 48N Oust Sy8<)l^k 61 19N Oust Tsyli'inska .65 7n Oust Viliuskoi 63 36n Oust Zaiiktia 51 ON Oustbe .....,■ ■■70 4SN Oustioujna 68 47n Out Skerrics~~,-..60 2.'>n Out Skerrie8,l8les 60 27n Outclieou ~~~.-~23 27N Outeiro~~~~.~~~4I 45n Outeiro~. ~.~~ I 288 Outeniquas Ms. ~.33 .548 Outeragh ^6^ 25N Outingfoo 2.") 3(in Outwell 62 38N Outy~.~~~~~»~~_52 49V Ouzeni 50 39N Ouznia Bournou. See the Uos- phorus.~~~.~~~ Ou Zouer le Marche. 47 65N Ovar~~~.~~~.~~~40 51n Ovelgone ............53 47N Ovenden ~~~~.53 45n Ovens 61 63N Ovens, or Bur. K 45 6.'>K 9 28B 3 I9W 47 3&W 107 I6B 142 40B 42 Ov h Uw 60 7B 15 40W 40 60B 6 SOB 67 OB 67 IB 3 35W 6 34W 33R 46Mr 22B 146 04B 2B 79 36W 1 201V 66 I7B 46 I8B 39 65B 49 I IB 36 36B 33 4.^B 110 40b 66 20B .^0 48B 62 3UB 127 20b 46 3IB 149 30B 36 19b O 46W 47W 111 7b 6 32W 63 low 23 10R 7 5.W 102 65B 12B 33 f>f,« 48 Ob 1 3lB 8 38W 9 27 K 1 54W 8 aow 23 23 22 10 51 29 29 33 3t 3:1 36 33 in 23 23 11 11 10 9 10 53 10 42 9 23 23 33 33 31 33 39 33 33 23 29 23 29 23 13 12 3t 24 51 38 13 31 10 23 23 87 14 24 21 9 13 wang, R. 36 228 146 30K fi? Over ~. .52 55N 1 33W q Over 52 19N IB 10 Over 53 IOn 2 31 w q Over Arley 62 27n 2 20W 10 Over Claybr<)ok~.52 28n 1 HiW 10 Over Flakkee 51 43N 4 llB 16 Over Hulton,~~~..53 33N 2 29w •9 Overbye ~,-~ 55 58n 9 84B 31 Overn „.~.-84 46n 9 43B 31 Overton 51 16N 1 15W 10 Overton ~~. ~.5i 58N 2 54W 9 Overton ~~~~-~~57 33N 3 47W 11 Overton «~~64 IB 3 63W 9 Overtown~~~~~~.'i7 38n 3 9w II » Ovcryssil 62 2yN 6 28B 16 Ovid 42 38N 76 64W 44 Ovidiopol 46 UN Ovids 1. See the 30 30ii: 33 Bosnhorus ..~.~. 37 Oviedo 43 21 n 6 66w fi Ovilabis ~48 12N 14 SB 66 Ovingham 64 59N 1 62W q Ovnapootla 26 liN Ovo, [sle 35 3HN 68 35R 33 35 37 B 37 OvoenangerF 69 58n 21 -lOR 23 Ovria~.~~~~~.~~38 llN 31 45R 38 Ovrnach, R 26 65n 66 lOK 33 Ovroutch 51 21n 28 33B 33 Owel Lough ~~~..&3 34n Uwenboro\-~~,~..37 43n 7 20w 13 86 58W 44 Owen Inny .64 IOn 9 28W 13 Owenkillew, R 54 44n 7 I9w 13 Owenmore, River .04 6n ft 48W 13 Owen's Sound 44 44n 80 .'>9W 42 Owcnton 48 33n 84 49w 44 Owers Liglit 50 39n 32W 10 Owey, l8le~~~~~,55 4n 8 29w 13 Ownibury 62 26N Owran, N.~~ &3 45N 2 48VV. 10 I 49W Owslebury 51 ON 1 16W 10 Ow8ton~.~~~~~~53 SON 47W 9 Owthorne~~~~.~.63 46N Ob 9 Owvane, River.».^l 44n 9 25w 13 Pa,nr. Uiver 48 45N Pnardu Kloof, B.-30 SOB PaardebergKr — 39 58 Paarl 33 4«» PoaslOT ~~~~.~~~A2 49N Pabbalsic 57 16N Pabba Isle 67 48M Pabby Isle~.~~~~.56 52N Pabilonis -.39 38N Pablo, S 13 08 Pabot, Bay~~~~~.48 I7N Paboi, Grand ~~~48 17n Pabsdorf... ..53 3n Pacaguaras ~.~~~13 ISs Pac^fas, River 2 30B PaciO ."s 18 388 Pacanovo, River~.10 658 Pacara, River 4 228 Pacaraina, Sierra- 4 26N Pacaudlere, La~«.46 IIN Pacaxa, River ~.^ S 36s Pachacama Isles~.13 isa Pachaco ~...~-JI 68 Pach«makly~~~~.41 61 n Pachebon ~~~~~~I7 35N Pachec o . —} fl 51 n Pachete ~... 23 36N Pacbitan B<-«y 8 338 Pachitea, R. ~~.~> 8 SOS Pachiza -~~- 7 398 11 .TOR 33 OR 23 -^Ik 18 »8b 6 S9B S 48W 7 9w 7 36w S 36R 66 SOW 64 42W C4 SOW 10 67^ 68 22W 60 12W 69 4w 66 22W 62 I7w 62 Ow 3 61b 62 26w 76 86w 69 27»r 24 48B 101 34B 1 IW 86 62B III OB 74 6W 76 6w Pa-choo . jj/iT i rrf r- i * . -! 39 6N Pachuca -~~20 3n Pachur ~..~~.......26 66N Pa-chu8an~~~~~~34 30n Pachynum Pr. ~~36 39n Pacific Ocean, North ~~~36 ON I60 Ovi Pacific Ocean, South 116 20B 98 4.'iw 75 38B 134 2B 16 £« Pacimoni, River, Packington Packwood~.. Paclin Pacui Pacuri ,25 OS 3 3N 52 36N 62 31 N 37 308 16 208 6 488 Padipolo, Isle Padiviri, River Padra Padre, Point Padria Pacy ~~~.~.....~..49 2n Padang ~~. ~ 648 Padansk~~~.~~~.63 IOn Padaran, Cape~~~l 1 16n Padargos, R. ~~~..39 6n Padbuty ~~~~~~w6I S8N Paddlcsworth ~~~5I 7n Padenghe ~~~~ 45 32N Paderborn ~ ~,61 44N Padew .,~~~~, 60 3f)N Padew,. ly Bay~~~ 9 408 Padih.iin ......~„.~.53 49n 6 1.5N 358 26 47N >1 15S 40 25N Padron, El 42 37N Padrone, Pt. ~_~.33 478 Pad8tow 50 33N t Padua ~, 45 I6n Padua~~~ 45 27n Padul ~~~ 37 8N Padus, R 46 6N Padworth ~ ~~5I 22n Padvmalova ~~~~.64 4<)N Paelo Vouno, M.„38 18N Haestum 40 26n Paestum, O. ot'~~.40 2,iN Paetovia ..~..~...~.46 22N Pagahmieu. ~~.2I ION Pagai, North, Isle 2 4.58 Pagai, South, Isle- 3 58 Pagando ~~~ 38 40n Pffgania, C „36 37N Paganico ~> ~..43 6n Paganka >~.~~. 53 4n Pagany, Rlver~~~ 6 3" 8 Pagasffian G.~~~.39 16n Pagham~~~>~~ — 50 47n Pagliaro. Pago Isle . Pagon Isle Pagoya, R, Pagrs ~~~ Pagra Pts. Paguil ~ Pahang. Pahar Burla~.. Paharpoor l'ahoor~~. Pahra~~~, Pai Paicabi, River. Palcarl Paihia k wn .30 WW ,w ^» .,:« 4(.s ..M 49M ^7 I CM ~ft7 48M ~A6 6'il* .J9 38M .13 (M ,^8 I7M «48 17" hW 2m ~I2 158 - 2 SOB ^18 28s «10 6S8 ^4 22S I. 4 ZSM -46 UN w fi 268 ^12 I8S -31 68 SIN -17 35N ~37 «IN -23 36N ^ 8 228 ^ 8 fi08 _7 2US -^ «N 20 2N ^26 66N 24 30N ~36 39N 11 30R 22 OR 23 Ml? 18 »«8 fi 598 5 iaw 7 9w 7 36w 3 368 W SOW 64 42Hr 64 SOW 10 S78 68 22\v 60 12W 69 4vv 65 22tv 62 I7\v 62 0\r 3 SIR 62 26W 76 S6W 69 27W 24 488 101 348 1 IW 86 628 111 08 74 SW 76 6vr 116 208 98 4.'iw 75 388 124 28 IS S12 37N ^33 478 — SO 33N — 45 I6N ~-^5 27N — 37 8N 45 6N 51 22N 64 4'iN rl.~38 18N -„,40 26N — 40 2.iN 46 22N 21 ION 8le 2 4SS alc> 3 SS v^3S 40M 36 37N w~-43 5N S3 4N 6 3-8 —^9 I6N 60 47N 46 3N 44 SON ~~..19 ON On 3« 27 N 44 I8N 24 408 3 32N 23 ION 32 ION .~~.20 40N 28 ON 13 12N ~^..'18 ON 37 648 ,.>~35 178 ISO Ow 67 6w 1 40w 1 44W 65 low 46 9V7 46 llw 1 24b 71 338 100 318 33 88 109 08 61 08 66W 1 88 10 308 A 428 21 358 120 308 2 19w 73 258 64 20w 68 328 76 35W 8 348 8 37W 26 268 4 6bV II 528 II SHr 3 SOB 11 158 1 7w 65 26R 22 568 14 588 14 458 15 528 94 548 100 88 100 308 23 388 22 308 11 108 41 318 39 08 23 OR 45w 9 4«B IS SfiB 146 OR 74 2SW 36 lOR 27 62B 69 40W 103 128 82 SOB 70 648 75 428 60 30B 98 428 73 'iOw 73 low 174 78 a 49 10 10 80 81 51 14 33 3.1 23 29 66 10 10 2S 17 19 33 9 33 49 3? 47 26 21 38 10 25 25 24 50 10 23 28 66 SO 66 35 35 36 28 S8 25 23 36 56 10 25 19 29 49 56 66 50 a; 33 33 33 32 33 60 60 53 ralchan ..^ Paiecltron Palee. ^y> 15N .-,25 53N Palegiaiio ..^.^^ — 40 33N t Palembaiig ~~~ 2 368 PalembatiK 2 508 Palembang. Uivcr 3 08 Palena 41 »9N I Palencia 42 26W Palencia 42 In Palcnque ,.,,..«..>.>1 1 23n PaleoKa«tro~~>~37 I9n Paieoer _<~>.~.».> (» 39N Paleopoli 36 28N Palermo 38 8N Palermo, Bay oC~,38 8n Palerone 52 I7N ♦ Palcitine 3vi SON Paieitinei lUinois)38 S7N PaUttrina. See Envi. of Rome-. Palcilcua,.-,— ~~46 33N Palhanpoor ~»~~,24 I7n Pall, Cape 41 23N Palia «M».,«,..>..».>63 llN Pallbothra 28 ION PalinurumPr 40 On 3.1 3.^)8 73 278 17 28 104 08 104 338 104 288 14 I(« 4 20W 4 29W 73 SOW 24 228 80 308 23 SB 13 228 13 268 7 low 35 308 87 3W Paliporto, Fort -.38 46N Paliue, La --.—46 UN PaliMon*-— — 48 20N Pallurus 32 18N Pallreul 49 68N Palk Strait 9 65n Palkote ^23 2N "flllft r » fffr rvf i ' i 'rrrr' i 'rf i ' r * 1 3C4H Pallacopas 31 20n Palladio —,,—54 S9n Palladum — , Pallamcottah Pallandooz 10 6HN 8 40N 34 SON 37 26N 52 38N .2 33N SB 24 16N .26 SON .53 13N 41 228 A6 49N Pallantium— . Pallai Kenry Pallaigreen Fallen, Mt. Pallia #—<,#».., Pallirhagadi. Pallia Inn — Palliier, Cai>e. Pally Palm Isle,— ,27 SSN Palma Bay — —39 26n Palmft < „ #«,, „ , „ *, .37 ION Palma 21 258 Palma—. 20 228 Palma, hie ;— »-28 45N Palma (Minorca) 39 34n Palma (Murcia)-,S7 4|n Palmanova —.45 54n Palmar — ,..— „— ,»», 8 ON Palmar— >—~w24 218 Palmar, R 16 lOs Palmaria Isle —44 2n Palmarola Isle —,40 66N Palmas —,27 208 Palmas, Cape (Guinea) 4 27n Palmas, Gulf of,-39 ON Palmats — >,— — ,43 57N Palme 42 57N Palmeira 42 30n Palmeira— — 7 54s Palmeiha 38 33N X Palmer's Land-65 lOs Palmerston Isle —,18 Os Palmerstnun -,-,_53 22n Paimestown-,— 53 22n Palmillas 23 8n Palmltal Palmitol ~, Palmo, Cape. Palmyra Palmyra Palmyra Palmyra »»»^. 13 328 21 438 .23 I5N 32 ION 39 44N 33 68n 34 20N Palmyra (Illinois) 38 30n Palmyra, Pt.— 9 45m Palmyras, Isle 6 20N Palmyras, Point-,20 45n Palo — w— 41 4N Palo. See En vs. of Rome. Palo, Laki Palo Sto Paloa -„ Pal SON Panjang Pulo. Se« Smgapore .....,..■> Panjasang, Isle—, 6 08 Pan-klang— — — 28 16N Pankov 5 2 34N Pankttc ——,34 1 n Panly— — — — ~49 68N 119 388 78 SOB 73 OW 120 38B 67 47W 76 63B 27 IIB 35 39a ^W^^**l* H »»»»l ..-56 82N 68N .36 33N Panmuir Pannal, Panopolii Panorama, Port -,38 48if Panormua-M— 38 ION Panormua~ 40 8N Panormus, Port-,37 39m Panos — ,* ..,,,.. " . w 78 Panovy ——.■61 64N Panoyos _— — 37 49m Pansdorf 68 88N Panslla —.—,-,33 65N Panta Vania 40 S6N Pantalaria .—.,-.36 46N Pantamoii _— ,17 ON Pantanago— ~,I9 68n Pantanoaa, River„38 27s PanUnoiO, River-37 40n Pantar, Isl e -. 8 308 Pantar, Strait oC- 8 308 Pantellaria. Isle -,36 SON Panticapcum —46 22m Pantichiuin ,—., 4 84N Pantico, Sound-,.,3S 1 1m Pantura-~— — , 6 SON Panuco— ~,23 37M Panuco— — ~,22 On Panxan— .— — 11 30n Panysus, R.— .43 ON Pao, El— . Pao, Surao Pacapique Packing- Pao'king. 8 34N ,10 is .10 488 II 82N .27 8N Paola, Lake of ,—41 16n Pao-ngan ——40 22n Pao-ngan — . 37 ON Pa-ote ——,—39 6N Pao-ting, ....,...>.«. 38 81n Pap Castle. ....64 41M Papa— ———47 iSW Papa,C 38 12N Papa Kirk— ,69 23n Papa Stour, Isle-,60 22n Papa Stronsa,.— 69 ION PapaWestray, Isle 69 22M Popagato-,...— 11 278 Pgpagayo Bay —11 18m t Faphlagonia— 41 36N Paphos ~34 SIN Pabal-outou, C — 36 Os S Fapqjos ——31 30n Papantla 20 28n Papas- 3 ON Papasli 41 4N Papcndaal --,62 4N Papendrecht-„— 51 SON Papkuils 31 218 Papieeah 22 I2N Paposa, El 25 45s Pappadill 56 69N Pappenheim 48 55m Pans, Hills (Kerry).. Papua Isle, or New Guinea — 5 30s Papudo, Pto...— „32 45S Paputiki -,——.38 338 Paquina-,— ..- — 17 .58 M27M 308 32 46N 19 35N 16 1.5S 45 28N 49 88 60 33 86 ?l 103 40B 88 104 S8> 35 133 30a 106 66B I3 33B 78 lOB 1 I4a 2 43ir 1 83ir 31 4U 34 838 13 20B 19 47B 36 SB 74 35W 41 418 8 ) W 10 4HB 76 SOB 20 488 12 OB 9S37B 96 2B 68 6W 68 26W 124 I8B 124 308 11 6CB 36 128 29 I6B 76 9W 79 68B 106 aw 98 6W 123 OB 27 SOW 64 45W 42 SW 42 ISW 106 20B 111 SOB 13 SB 115 20B 108 37B 110 48B 116 SOB 3 34W 17 26B 21 26b 2 57W 1 43W 3 36W 3 67W 39 69W 86 6W 34 Ob 32 2SB 174 358 113 OW 97 33W 76 32W 28 4B 5 4.38 4 42B 19 98 77 36B 70 80W 6 21W 10 .598 33 35 34 30 88 14 13 9 66 38 66 66 98 49 33 34 31 88 37 86 85 88 80 80 88 38 26 86 86 44 83 46 46 85 66 49 81 81 84 84 36 84 84 34 34 9 19 28 11 12 II II 51 35 56 66 53 46 46 49 37 16 16 Para, L.. Para, River Para, R.-,. Para, H. Paraatu, River. Parabutie ...— . Paracel Rocks— 16 ON Paraciiellos — .41 2IN Paradas— .— 37 16n ParadcllaM— — 41 40M Parentulm - Pareilovka 61 4!in Parga 39 I4N Fargo, Pta.de 31 49N .45 12N 13 31 Parfa #»»*#»#*I 50 II 18 .~,-Ji3 IN 9 16w 13 140 08 71 I8W 174 408 70 66w 54 OW 48 16W 23 3lB 48 lOw 78 208 76 128 45 18W 19 248 112 308 76 248 1 34W 6 28W 1 12B ■51 50 53 49 51 61 28 £1 33 33 61 19 33 33 24 24 24 19 9N 10 17N 10 6M 4 SON 4 578 9438 Faria, Oulfof ParilUi Failna Farina, Cape Parlntofflue— . Fara-nul-te-ra, C. 38 SSa Paris .> 48 SON Paris Fenii4BParlt49 3m Paris (Kentucky) 88 I6N Paris (Tennessee) 86 I6n Farisburg ...... 3 7 19n Parita 7 SSn PariU. Oulfof-.- 8 lOM Park Ho. —87 S6n Park S. ...I.. I... I... . . . 6 4 47N Parkeribuif— .— 39 I9M Parker'* Oulley. See Norfolk 1 Parkfort Parkgate Parkgate Parknam, Parkhead Parkhead Parkhead Farkhid-. Parkhlll Parklie 66 41N ja 18M ■ 28 578 30 248 17 IfiW 68 28W 62 2HW 8 14W 10 SOB 81 33W 73 llw 178 S8B 3 20B 3 16B 84 low 88 23W 80 49W 80 19w 80 ISW 3 41W 4 7W 81 3SW 9 46W 3 AW 6 7W 4 18W 2 S.5W 4 \SW 8 33W S.34W 2 ]2vr 4 .^W 2 SOW 12 288 12 658 17 848 9 668 10 198 41 40W 22 328 78 40W 23 40R 8 60W 89 33B 16 53w 16 4»W 38 128 76 108 69 08 26 10B 26 128 17 6B 3 348 9 aw 4 .14W 3 63W 101 2lw 6 288 166 IOb 3 Iw 123 40W 5(i 28 37 86 60 49 34 56 49 49 63 14 14 44 44 44 49 49 II 13 44 52 12 9 13 10 16 12 II 12 11 12 II 18 36 20 38 38 61 28 10 14 28 13 86 88 S» 68 28 28,86 26 14 18 II 10 46 16 83 10 40 67 ISM 66 66N Parkside « — »— .66 62n Firkstcttin— ,48 62N Farlanna.— .— ..37 46N Parlin 83 44n i Parma—— ...44 46n Parma— ——.44 47m Parnalyba, River. 2 SSa Parnassus, Mt. -,38 32m Parndon, Ot. —61 46N Parne ...—.- 48 2n Parnes, Mt. —.38 12m Patntic ——,83 48n Parochla da Camacha —.—31 40n Farochia deGauliaSI 40N Farogska ..——63 41 n Parolah — . -,20 68N Paropamisus, M. 36 ION Faros — ,. — .,,-.37 CN Faros, I. —,-,37 6M Parota 39 9n Paroy 49 3n Farpan 46 46N Farph Forest 58 30n Parracombe— — ,51 IIN Farras 24 648 Parrega— — ,53 2n Parrot, I, — — .,45 408 Parrot, River 51 13N Parry, Cape —.70 ION Party Island 1 Georgian Bay) 48 18N 80 I4w 43 Parry Sound ( Upper Canada) 45 20m 80 8W 43 Parsau.— — .68 SIN II 08 17 Parsboro . — ,.,,45 S!2n 64 ISw 41 Parsin 36 I8N 49 I4b 33 Parnonstown, or nirr ——,53 6M 7 S3W 13 Partalobo 37 25N 2 24w 24 Partcen— — ,62 43M 8 SSw 13 Partcnay .— 46 39n ISw 14 Parthenit 44 26n 34 208 23 Parthenius, R, -,41 SON 32 25b 56 t Farthia— — 36 On 87 08 66 P.uthut ——41 82N 19 468 66 Partick 66 62n 4 I8w 12 Partington —.—S3 2Sn 2 26w 9 Parton— — ..66 On 4 8w 13 Parton— .— , — 64 34 n S 36w 9 Partur — 'i9 7N 69 36B 31 Parupat, R. See Singapore .„.,-.. 33 Faruro.— .,-,-..18 28s 72 ISw 49 Parusoka -.. — —14 168 27 268 36 Parvum Littus— . 8 on 48 Ob 55 Parwan ———,36 I6n 68 688 33 Pary, Serra 13 Ss 66 46w 51 Pasado, Cape 2.58 80 SSw 49 Pasamaquody B. ...46 2n 67 Ow 41 Pasansan , Point-. 8 25n 97 Ob 36 Pasa, Point - 36 20s 66 47w 60 Fasargo, River 54 26M 19 438 30 Pasnrovits 44 3.5N 21 168 37 Pasbage 7 7m 80 468 33 PascaKOUld _,.-...30 22M 8t> 4KM 44 Pascha* Canal ,^ Paom\.». — **" Patavlum Pataz. Patcheou . Patchutida PatchuMn. Patea, R. Paterna Paterno. .45 S7N 7 2Ha ,80 Us „^i 31 iN .39 401 .41 4lir 37 34N Paternotter Point (South Africa) „39 40B PateriHMteia, 0(eat( Islet) ^ 7 359 Patcrnoatert, _ Little (Ulet) ^3 18a Pateraon ...m... 32 37B Patenon, C..........3H 378 I'aterion, C. ..,...^6 SM Patenon. !.♦, 45 808 Patenon, Mount>43 28s Patenon, R..........^6 568 Patenon'* Group X.,.. 8 SON Patlihead..~^..,..<..B5 55N Pathhead >.....,. 36 7n Pathhead 55 5In Patia, River..,^,... a 4n Patience, Cape ^A9 On Patilloa, L.ot_ Patlllot, River. Patino Patitta PatiTliki Patkoe. PatkL _. Patmot, I Patna..^ Patna ■20 45a .20 358 ^ 27N ~3» On 10 408 .25 IAN !5 I6n .37 22N JW 22N ~25 38N Patot, LagQ de los 31 08 Patot, Hiver .>...^14 12S Patouk, Rlver...,^l5 48N Patquaahagama L.48 24N Patradgik ~~......<.38 50N PatraU 38 I5n "mr M o*^^i»»h»^^»»wKi».....^I 15N I'atrocinio, l8le.^28 20N Patroda ■■,....■,.,.....■22 32N 40 56n .64 61 N .52 XS Pattack, I<. ..>~.^<66 56N Pattack, Wr 86 61 n Hattala ^ 26 ON Pattensen ...^..^.^2 15N Patten»en<.~..~..». 53 I7N Patt«rdale.~~~~^54 32N Patti^~^ ^~>38 ^s Patti, Gulf of. 38 ION Pattiahall ^..>.....^52 I4n Patton, Cape Pattrington Patulet Patun^ Patype, River Patyn..,..-. Patzquaro. .38 478 ,.63 4 IN -44 i2S ..22 32N ,15 368 .,11 20N Paucartantbo .,.,,,13 68 11 60a 77 48W 107 41 83 24b 123 68c 174 aim 12 248 14 668 Paiicartambo, R. 12 408 Paugtoor „,.w~.,,.I6 ON Paul 31 45N Paul Serra..~~.w..31 46N PaulaU ......>..,.,..,..42 I8n Paule, River ^~^ 4 228 Paulghatcherry ...10 47n Paulnaguei .^.,..^.,46 I3n Paulhan «,..w~.>..>43 32n raUiH.ww.»» .^,...,......,.00 o6N s aUI I „... „ . i.,.w.».*..Oi> 4tjN Paulo Canton, |gle...>....^........15 18n Paulton ~.>~~>~,.,.61 |8n Paulytanna ,„,~,.,2I 33N Paum,..^..^ ,...■!» 42N Paumban Passage 9 ISN Pauinunee.~~~~~.19 20n Paunchore~~~~~19 40n Paunwell.~~~~~,l9 ON Paupy~,~~. — 24 48N Paura~.~.»...>. 37 40N Paurik ^,.~........32 59N Pausele .~>..., — ,..fi4 47n Pausrucky _~~~~.24 45N Pautchoo .~~. — ~.38 S.tN Pautlngfoo ~~~~.38 ■'iSN Pauxia, or Obydon I 47s Pauvre ~,.............49 24N P«viir^~.~~..~.~. 14 14N 117 SOB 151 35b 145 40B 166 I8B 166 33B 177 lOa 107 44B 66 SOB 222W- 3 8w 2 57W 78 37w 145 OB 70 32W 70 SOW 26 35B 23 44b 77 37W 60 64b 60 54B 26 36b 4 SOW 85 I5B 51 30W 49 OW 84 low 81 28W 22 18B 21 47B 21 47B 81 40K 14 2B 5 6w 8 41W 12 IB 101 46b 1 8K 175 OB 77 51 B 40 5ftE 4 27w 4 31W 69 20B 9 44B 10 8b 2 68W 14 56B 15 5B 1 Iw 143 40B iw 22 S4B 79 26b 38 48W 99 29b 101 8W 23W 71 2«w 71 SOW 78 6B 17 14w 17 8« 20 lOB 79 4w 77 18"- 69w 76 47R 3 26b 3 26b I4 20B 13W 109 7b 8 29W 71 54b 72 43b 7? 15B 88 16K 75 36B 73 7B 63 OR to 25K 69 8R 17 39B 85 341! 110 408 115 30k 55 16w 4 30k 23 43R 56 49 34 3.1 34 ^^ 26 17 47a 88 117 S5B 85 35 52 52 63 63 53 63 I 12 12 12 49 29 50 60 30 28 49 32 32 56 12 33 61 SI 46 42 28 28 2H 28 26 12 13 25 as 10 64 33 36 11 II 59 17 17 9 26 26 10 62 9 27 33 51 39 46 14 49 49 33 36 36 27 49 49 24 33 14 14 26 9 35 10 33 83 33 83 33 65 32 33 33 29 29 51 14 27 eiivrnaics i:o.~, 9 li.'iN , 'c'dernciia ~....~._ 3 168 Pedoro»k~_~.~,.,.53 IN Pcdra Oranca~~~l2 2X8 Pedras..^ ...18 3mh Pcdras, Dc«to~»~l3 488 Pvdraa, Praya dasL.20 08 Pcdras, Rlver_~~.l2 608 Pedraaa ,..~.~.~.,~ 7 45N Pcdrai) Pedro Pedro Bank~. Pedro Bluff, Ort Pedro, Don Pedro, Pt.. Pedro. P. S Pedro, R Pedro, S. Pedro, S .41 6n 13 508 ,17 ON 17 SON __ Mn 9 46N .43 27N .21 08 .12 328 .21 98 18 14N 19 30N 2 408 12 41 N 37 47W .65 39n Pedro, Vale of. Pedroneras ~~. Pedrot Points. Pedrosa~~~ Podrosa, El Peebles ~~~ „ i P«ebleslilreM>-~.56 37n PeehtchanoU~~~.48 I3n Peekshill 41 ISn Peel-.~. 32 278 t Peel 33 18s Peel Castle ( Isle of Man>~...~.~~54 14N Peel FelU.~~~~~,55 I8N Peel Plains 27 508 Peel Plalns~~~.~,.33 22s Peel Range ~~~~.33 488 Peel, R. .............31 208 Peel. The ...~~~»~61 28N Pcelair IS 38N Pei'las, Isle~~M~,.~ 6 40N Peeleebheet 28 36n Peeltown ~~~~~_64 I3n Peeny,.~~,.,~....,..64 S4N Peer ~~..~~..-~~~6 1 9n Peer Adal Peerbankeran Peer Chulla~.. Peer Dustgccr Peergolc 30 12N .32 24N .28 I6n .26 43N „ .26 30N Peerrchutta~~~~.28 68n Peering .».~.,.~.~...24 3ns Peerput~~~~~~~,fl2 32n Peersant~~~~.~~2l I6n Peese ~.~.~,~.~. 52 46n Pegalnjar — ~~~...37 46n Pegasus Bay ~~~.43 208 Pegasus B.~>~~~,4r 36i> Pegnitc. River id 27n Pegu -,17 35N Pegwell B 57 17n Pehoe, or Pongoo Isleii^,. 23 .ION Pci 29 6'2N Peiho ~~~~, 30 ION Puillac 47 4IN Peim 49 44N Pelndurn~~.~.~~~57 33n rf>»»^»»^0«>»«WiO»^^>»i^O»*^*< 3 ION 39 60N 41 3n 46N 63 I2N Peksika~~~~~~~-44 17n Pelaccla~.......~,.v.42 In PelagoniaU. 39 20n Prlagonisi. l8lc»~.39 20N Pelar8>~~,~,~~~~.38 25N PelasgicGulf 39 1.5N Pelchu e ~~..~,,.~..39 Os Pelechuco.. .~.14 5«8 Pelee, IslaTid~,,~_4I 47n I'elee, Is. ~~~~~~49 4IN Pelee Point~~~~,4l 66n Pelegosa, lsle~~»42 23N Pelengon ~~.~~~.27 43N Pelerine, La ~,48 I7n Pelerissa ~~...,. 39 20w Pelew liles 7 SON Pelham 51 13n Pelican Kees. and Rank (Jamaica) 17 47n Pelican Laggon ~,36 50b 62 low 49 17W 24 36B 38 48W 49 50W 63 low 13 20B 64 60w 70 58W 3 48W 64 66w 78 16\v 77 461V 6 231V 80 I6B 4 42W 48 43W 67 SOW 63 87W 77 14w 2 24W 10 Ob 3 57W 6 SNW 3 12W 8 I6v/ 31 23B 73 53W 115 40B 117 35B 4 43W 2 35W 161 .^0B 117 I8B 146 lOB 151 I2B 5 55b 79 Ob 121 30b 79 45B 4 42W 7 2W 6 26B 70 42B 51 40B 67 16B 60 4Cb r» 40B 69 IIB 2fi 37B 71 26b 84 50b 6 28B 16 45B 23 I OH 3 SOW 172 17B 173 Ob 11 SB 96 32K 1 23B 119 408 107 62B 117 lOK 2 llw 19 56b 6 2lw 10 I6B 6 12W 23 38R 17 42B 18 37B 9 4-2B 128 24b 14 26B 63 3fi\v 30 52B 123 66B 27S3R lis )3B 116 SOB 10 33B 29 I'JB 24 37B 16 49b 14 S6B 24 5B 24 4R 21 (is 23 OB 73 32w 69 35AV 82 4.5W 1 33W 82 35w 18 18r 55 IOe 1 3w 24 6r 134 45R 1 2B 49 51 23 SI 51 51 42 49 49 21 49 47 34 34 33 34 51 49 60 47 24 36 24 24 12 12 23 44 63 53 9 12 52 .53 52 62 Ifi 33 36 .33 9 13 16 33 32 32 S3 33 33 38 33 33 16 20 31 24 63 53 18 20 10 35 34 .14 14 19 II 17 II 28 20 20 15 29 20 51 23 29 27 34 29 27 28 23 27 29 28 27 23 28 50 49 43 14 42 25 32 14 28 29 10 Vncaitlan 1 .~„ .Vi .''>4n Pencarrcg~~,-~-~,ft2 5v Pencun ...~~~.~...53 17n Pendasimo ~~~~.34 49N Pcnderyn~~~~~~51 46n Pendine.....~... 61 45i 53 63n Pennunt renlchi i^lel Penig -.50 S6V .~JI9 21 N 32 14N 60 57N Peninunrin~..~~~.57 21m Peniscola ~~~ 40 21N Penlstone ~.~ ..53 S2n Pep)ab~~....~.~~~38 45N r-rnjinsk. Sea of.~60 ON Penklll. Cas 56 14n Penkina .~~~,~~..56 On Penkridge~~~~~~62 43.N Pcniole ~..~..~~~.46 58n PenlUne ~~~~~~w51 29n Penmachno~~~~Ji3 Sn Penmarck- ~47 49N 17 47N f>6 39.V ~_60 57N — S2 rils ~.62 33N .~,I4 9n .~-l2 6n Penmarck Point Pcnmolach, Penmore Penmorf.i Peiin ~~~ Pennaconda Pennagra ~. Pennan ~~~~~„..,67 41 n Pennar. River~~~14 S8N Pennaut «~.~,.~~.52 49n Penne .~~~~~~~~42 29n Ponnigant, Hd 54 IOn Pennlla ~~~~~~~.62 36n Penninghame~.w~54 .WM Penniotn~»~~~~~5l 34n Pennsboro~~~~»,4l lov 1 Pennsylvania ~,_41 ON Pennyconiquick, B 52 50N Pennycuick~~~~.65 49n Penobscot~~~~~~44 27n Penobscot, Bay 44 I6N Penobscot. River-U 36n Penoraping ~~~~,l 1 22''' ,35 9N 37 UN ,65 ISN Penon de Velez Port del ■ W »*l^«>*»^W^^'»i Penon, T Penpont Penrhyn Penrhyn, Isle. Penrlce ~~..,.~....JH 35N Penrioch...~,....~~55 37n Penrith 54 40N Pentydd ~~,...~..~62 Ow M~~~50 ION 9 08 Pensacol a ~. — ..~.30 27n Pen8acolaBay~.~.30 SON Pensford ~~~~ 61 22N Penshur8t~~~~~~5l ION Penstrowd .., ~.92 SON Pentacotah.~~~~~17 16N Pentagia ~~.~~~~.38 25N } Pentapolis .~~~.32 35N Pentaxcnsnnn ..~.31 1" Pentelicus, Mt. ~.38 7N Pente Nisia .17 48N Pentir ~~~~~~_~63 I IN Pentive, Pt. ~.w~50 36n Penrland Firth~_58 43N Pentland Hills 56 48N Pentland Skerries 68 42N Penton ~~.~.,~... J S5 6n Penton Linnii~~~59 6n Pentrsth ~~~~~~.53 17n Pentre Voelas ~~.53 4n Pentridge 50 ."iSN 77 2w 47 138 OB 62 Penwyg Pcnyan Penycross. t Penza Penzi Penzance Penzlewood~.. Peocle Peon » Peonga Lake. 62 1.1N 42 40N .50 22N 3 63N 53 15N 8N 61 4v 62 6fiv 6 \h» 45 40V Peapleton~~~~~~52 !>n Peoria* Pepechapissina* gan River, Pepelitza . Pcpcrga~ PephnoR . Pepin Lake.. 40 40N 48 2RN 41 26N .62 .52N .36 4riN 4 ,10N 2 63W 4 8W It 8B 33 2^B 3 .llw 4 .13W 82 43W 3fi V.)\ 3 48\v 80 37b 5 I7W 80 5W 22 32B 21 3311 7 44W 4 20W 2iB 9 22w 35 47B 13 43K 7 22W 27B 1 39w 67 22B 159 Ob 4 44w 34 27b 2 6W 18 56b 3 29w 3 47W 4 23W 4 24W 6 lOw 5 30W 4 12w 2 low 77 398 77 5fiB 2 I4W 80 lOB 3 26w 13 64R 2 14w 23 48B 4 27w 4 7w 76 .12W 77 60W 6 6w 3 4W 68 48W 68 SOW 68 45W 105 16b 67 26w 4 16w 1 53W 3 49W 5 6w 158 60 w 4 lOW 6 2,1W 2 46w 4 36W 87 19w 87 9w 3 Slw 8 IIB 3 2lw 82 40B 82 22R 30 508 32 40R 83 65B 83 15B 4 6w 4 54W 3 12W 3 23W 2 ft4w 2 64w 2 53w 4 13W 3 39w 1 57W 4 20W 77 6w 6 4w 44 31B 44 57B 6 32W 2 20W 8 S9w 78 44w 78 18W 2 5w 89 S8W 6!i ]:iw 22 SB 6 4R 22 I OB 92 lOw 12 10 21 30 10 10 44 51 10 33 2i 43 66 28 24 9 10 24 31 17 11 20 9 32 29 12 23 10 19 10 9 14 14 13 II 9 10 33 S3 10 26 9 21 12 10 44 44 13 12 44 44 44 39 61 36 24 12 10 54 10 13 9 10 44 44 10 10 10 34 28 66 66 28 28 9 10 II 12 II 9 12 9 9 10 10 44 12 23 23 10 10 13 49 42 10 44 41 27 16 28 44 w83 17N .^ 40N -Jil 461* -fll 4ftv ~.34 38V ~|0 28 ^3 35V -, 9 Ov >.4I 4N ^44 4SN ~39 85N -37 64V ~40 arill ~fta 53V _ftO .ViV ~89 aiN -32 14M -JiO ft7v ~!)7 21 V ^0 21N ^53 32V ^S 45N ^0 OV .^5 I4v ,^80 Ov ~82 43V w46 8SV ~»1 29V ~Ji3 3v ~^7 49V ~a 47N ^-56 a<>v __50 87V ,^i S7V ~-S2 33V ^14 9v -~12 6v -~87 41V ^14 38V .~82 49V ^42 29v .~84 ION ,~62 36v M^l UN »^1 34N ^41 lOV ~-41 OV 1-52 50V — 55 49v ^44 27N >-44 18V !r_«4 3\ 51 3 48w 10 80 27» 33 5 17W 21 80 6W 43 22 33« 06 21 23» 28 7 44W 24 4 29W 9 2ta 10 9 22W 24 35 47B 31 I2 43it 17 7 22W 11 27" 20 1 39W 9 67 22B 32 159 OB 29 4 44w 12 34 27B 23 2 6w 10 18 56b 19 3 29W 10 3 47W 9 4 23Hr 14 4 24nr 14 6 lOw 13 5 20W 11 4 12w 9 8 low 10 77 39* 33 77 86B 33 2 Uw 11 80 lOB 33 3 26W 10 13 84n 25 2 14wr 9 23 48B 21 4 27w 12 4 7w 10 70 52W 44 77 60W 44 6 6w 3 iw 68 48W 68 SOnr 68 48nr 105 16B 67 26w 4 Ifiw 1 53W 3 4gw 6 6w 168 80\v 4 lOw 6 23\v 2 46Hr 4 36W 87 19w 87 9w 3 3lw 3 MB 3 21W 82 40B 82 22R 20 50B 32 40R 83 65B 83 15R 4 6W 4 64W 3 12w^ 3 23W 2 84»v 2 84W 2 83w 4 13w 3 39W 1 57W 4 20W 77 6iv 6 4w 44 3IB 44ft7B 6 32W 2 20W 8 39W 78 44w 78 18W 2 5W 89 38W 69 l^w 22 5K 6 4R 22 I9B 92 lOw PorUi, Archi- pelago de laa„ Perla*. L Pcrlcberg I'erldti^ I'erlethorpe I'lTlevto ~.~. rprlom ~..... Perm, g 30V 25 598 ..-13 4v 41 I6v —53 16V —38 B'.'V -,.62 3r(V 58 OV JO 38 .11 08 8 28 3 588 5S 26v .50 28V 44 55V 13 13 44 44 44 35 SI 3G 24 12 10 54 10 13 9 10 44 44 10 10 10 34 28 66 56 28 28 9 10 11 12 11 9 13 9 9 10 10 44 12 23 23 10 10 13 49 42 10 44 41 27 IC 28 44 Pernagica ....... t Pernambuco. Pornambuco Pernambuqulnho. Pernaii. Perne* I'eriiia Peron, t'ap e .,...,..,3a 168 Peron, C 42 45s Peron, Mount......30 78 PAronne ..~.— . 49 SSv S Peror»l~~~_~~23 Ov Perota .... ..>.....44 64N Perouse, La, Strait of......~...,46 36N Pcrphosiua Portus 1 2 Ov Perpignan — .. ......42 43B PerramwrrthNl ~..50 12N Pcrre Perret Perroman Pcrrygburg. I'crry»ville PerryviUc. Persaim. Persal Persante, River ~ Pcrsepolig, Kuins of-„ Pershembeh Perghore ...... t Per«itt-~.~~w Persian Gulf. Persian Gates X Penis ....^M. Perta .....37 85V 48 IlV 44V ,41 3^ 37 47N 40 9n 16 50v .46 17V 54 UN 79 Owr 59 52W II 40b 21 27H 1 2W 22 l.'iK 21 30K 56 8B 44 40«r 44 Ow 34 46w 39 36W 24 40R 2 25B 17 38B 115 40B 148 8b 116 9b a 57b 14 40W 7 12R 142 10b 16 25W a 82B 5 7W 38 IB .1 12W 7 llB 83 40W 89 50\v 87 l9Hr 94 538 8 5B 15 34b 49 50 20 27 9 28 2:1 23 61 61 M SI 33 14 27 S3 63 A3 14 55 25 29 6.') 14 10 .50 14 15 44 44 44 35 15 20 OV 41 20 V -52 6N ~J3 —27 ~.39 ~,30 ON ON ON ON 63 32 2 53 53 Ob 32, ,56 8R 30 8w OB OB .:» 24N Pertabghur 20 80b PerUbghur 17 52v Perth.. 66 24N Perth........,~ ,31 668 ± Perth 31 488 Perth (Upper Canada) 44 64N ± Perthsliire~.~~~66 30v Pertuis, 47 12v Pertwood~~.~~~-51 7v ± Pern ~~10 Os i Peru, Upper, or Dnlivia...^. PcruaguafU,Kiverl2 46s l'eruate.~........,>..„. 4 78 Perucha 39 45N Perucho lOv Perugia 43 6n Perugia, Lake ()f.,43 lOv ± Perugino. Perusia Peruwetz Pes Pesa, River Pesadas Pcsaro Pescara Pescara, Kivcr PcBChici. Peschiera Pescina ~.~. Pese Puerto. Singapore. Peshawer, or Peshawur Peshwa ....... Pesi Dendra Pesquera^.... Pcssinus. Pesth..,^ Petacas Petalions, Is. 43 7v 43 8V ■f>0 SON .06 39N 43 44V 2 46V 43 Mtt 42 27N 42 28V 41 .57N 45 2fiV 43 53V 41 69N 61 45B 63 OB 33 SOB 80 7B 73 36b 3 25\v lis 50B 147 16B 116 Ob 76 18W 3 64\v 7 I2B 2 9w 72 0\v 64 Ovv 38 48W 71 80W 8 30vr 78 40W 12 24B 12 lOR 12 14E 12 25B 3 36b 44 4dB 11 IB 3 33vir 12 64B 14 13b 14 I4G 16 3b 10 44B 10 40B 13 46B See 34 8N 36 43N 39 37V .43 5V .3:» 20v 47 30N 26 498 38 2V Petarch Bridge ...57 8v PeUtlan 17 37v Pe-tche-lee Gulf 38 40n Petchora, River.~68 18v Petchorskoe 62 33v Petcoudiac, River 45 52v Petelange 49 2v Peten 17 6v Petppan 16 16v Peter Culter 57 6v Peter the First's Isle. 69 308 Peterboro' .......^.44 18v Peterborough ....-82 36 v Peterchurch 52 2n Peterhall 52 18n Peterhead ...57 30N Peleiiiead, B.....~»57 30n 71 30b 45 20B 82 64B 3 52W 31 42B 19 4r 62 48\v 34 16ic 2 4UV 101 22\v 119 OE 64 lOB 55 52R 64 20W 6 55B 90 20W 91 44W 2 19W 90 Ow 78 28W 13wr 2 87W 26w 1 47W 1 47 w 10 29 29 86 56 56 33 ai 12 63 53 63 42 12 15 10 48 50 51 49 24 49 25 25 25 56 16 23 26 24 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 33 33 30 27 24 56 19 W 28 II 46 S.9 23 23 41 14 46 46 11 1 43 10 10 10 U 11 I'rtwurtli ... Peucc, 1. — Pence. Ost. { Peucini.— Peva — Pcvslcs. 1'i'xe- Pcym _, Peynes. Peypen Peyrac 45 8V 44 64v BO lOV 42 ."iV 40 2V 35 2Ha M 45V 2.» 18H .44 6N 44 49V 80 19V 45 48V Peyranzabuloc. Peyrat ~.~~..., Peyrehoraile .,- 43 .33n Pcyrollca-. Peyruis 43 38V 44 IV .44 3UN Peyrussc .»— .. Peyster's, Ue, Group. Pcytahn Peza, River Pezenas. Peiou praff. Lake. Pfattenhofen I'fartbniiofen PtaHenkirchen Pfafflkon^. Pfdftnau i Plaiz Pfalzararenwcilcr 48 32v Pfeffers ........^ — 46 59n Hfoling .~..~~. 48 49v Prorzhfim ~~ 48 84v ITreinibt 49 28v Pfrelmbt, River...49 29v Pl'iitn, River ~.. — 19 39v Phacusa .TO 43v Phai-ncsus 33 I.Sv Pliaenicodea 38 38v Phaenicum Oppd. 27 27v Phaeousa 36 82v Phaina ~>~ — ......33 14v 28 32V Ji:^ 24V 43 28N 47 5IN 47 20N 48 28V V.I 19N 48 25V .47 22V .47 I.3N .49 32N Phalabam.. Phalacrum Phaldam... Phaiiae Pr Phanarl~.~ — Phanitic Mth. Phara~~ .28 18N .24 33v 33 aov .38 Hv 37 32V .3130V 29 :«v 28 44V 37 17N Pharan Pharan, Pr. Pharaoh Rs.(Fez)34 I4V Pharee 38 7v Pharee 21 4V Pharme 30 20v Pharnacia 40 68v Pharo.~~— "..."...38 40v Pharos .....-'...,.....43 lOV Pharos 31 lOV Pharpar, R 33 33v Pharpoor .30 33N Pharsalus 39 l»v Pliarusii 16 Ov } Phaselis 36 44v Pliaselis 36 ;«v Phasis 42 8V Phasis, R 12 9v Phasis, R 39 33v Phasoelus~~-...~....32 2V Phcleclie 29 30v Pheleche, Isle 29 25v Phelloe 38 4v Phellus 36 18V Phenica, Port 37 21N Pheneos Pliera; -.^37 63V 39 2<>V Phiala, L..~..~~....33 1.5v Phigaiia J7 25n Philadelphia 37 68v Philadelphia 39 57N Philadelphia 38 20v Philadelphia 31 88v Philadelphia....,.M~38 17v Philadelphia (Ohio ).--..... 40 32V Pliilae 38 «v Phil8B, I. . 24 ov 38W 39 20R 29 38B Vt Ok 34 51 B 6 2!lw 66 l')W 82 3.'iK 69 43tv 8 88B 1 2.)B 6 8\r I 43K I 7w 8 36B 5 86B S 8B 178 IOC 82 7b 45 6B 8 24B I 7B 8 45B 11 26b 11 34B 13 49B 8 48B 7 53B 7 47B 8 35B 9 27B 12 39B 8 43R 12 8B 12 4B 8 23B 31 40B 36 2;iB 14 18B 38 38K 25 4lR 36 2Gb 81 20b 34 36b 76 80k 20 OB 21 49b 31 42B 34 23B 33 37B 34 18b 5 lOvv 21 38B go 58B 30 18B 38 24B 20 41 R 16 40B 29 81B 36 19B 70 59b 22 31 B II SOW 30 31 B 30 308 41 4IR 42 OB 48 08 36 27B 48 12R 48 15R 22 29E 29 32B 24 .'>6b 22 17B 22 50B 35 50B 21 49B 86 9W- "5 6w 28 3CB 3'i IK 28 38B Philienoruro Arx 30 20 v Philagra Cat. Phllati Phiiia Philintr Philip, Port-. Philipliaugh.. Philippeville, Philippi Philippine Philippine Isles Philippolis, or Phillppopolis. Philippiopniis .. Philippsburg Philipsburg (Montreal) Philipstaa ~~ Philip»thal.~ .38 9V ....39 35V ....37 80v 8N 38 5s .^3 32N 50 12V 41 2V 51 12 16N OV 10 •v. .56 .Vi 27 21 .W 29 50 14 14 10 14 14 14 14 14 64 33 23 14 M 15 18 18 18 \r, 15 18 18 15 18 18 18 18 18 .56 .V) ."ie .56 28 31 .33 37 33 66 28 56 37 56 ,56 36 28 24 .56 56 28 SG 56 31 32 56 55 30 .56 .56 .56 56 31 32 32 28 .Vi 28 mum 28 .56 31 28 41 44 m 31 30 Dwn — Piauhy, Sorra — t Plauliy..^. P.ave, River — Piavozero, Lake. Piavotertk. Piazza . Piazza , . - JV .10 4* _ 7 3(» ~45 2!tv -66 22V „66 22V _45 .Viv „..37 21V 13 SON .20 578 12 108 8 478 49 80V —42 4v .~32 3nv .49 13V 45 IV .59 4.iN .50 5»iV 81 35 W 23 37 B 32 .'igs 18 58E 24 26E 20 20e 22 SB «1 38B 144 40B 2 54w 4 3IB ., 24 iOB 27. .56 3 46b 16 123 OB 35 24 .MB 37, .56 36 SOB 56 8 30B 18 73 2w 42 II OK 22 10 2B 17 41 28 .5I> .50 28 27 28 28 .52 12 16 Pic du Midi Pica I'icAda Picaila t Picardy Piccadilly (Cardiganshire) .53 23v t PicenuBb.^ 43 OV Picenia .. 42 I7v Ri-chal 19 51v Pichan e ~.~ 1 1 128 Pichano. Picliidangue, Porto ...~.. Pichincha .. I'ichobos...... Pi-choo........ Picierno PicVenhain, N. Pickens »..».~ Pickering -.~. Pickering . ...30 48 -.32 28 ._ 128 9 4 is ...34 28V —40 31V -~52 39v — 33 20v ...-43 .54V .54 1.5 V Pickering! Kort Pickworth ....... Pico ..._...«..« Pico Purva .... Pico Turnuino Picolata Fort Picos, Poini Picota Picquigny. Pictish Tower. Picton Picton, R, Pictou -..— t Pictou- 35 4v ea 43V 11 4.5V 31 44V 19 50V .29 68v 3 428 .•i7 24 N ,9 58V 58 ISV 33 218 43 108 48 30V 46 38V 45 48N 60 IN .3} 37V .52 llv 50 4lv 50 44V ~..~~81 50 V 8 30V -.~~.60 54N 17 3-'8 45 17V I'ictou Isle PicU Cas. . Piilayra — Piddington Piddle, River. Piddleton . Pidington Pidir Piecond.—. Pied,ide t Piedmont Picdra Blanca 28 2.58 Picdra, La............ 7 50v Piedrabiiena 38 89n Piedrahita........-.~40 40v Piedras 8 23v Piedr.is, Point 21 OS Piedras, Point 35 30s Pit'ksamiaki.........62 21 v Pclis 63 19V Fiplis, Lake.. 63 14v Picmans, R. II 4.13 Picnduin .57 28v Picnnacharian — ...57 2I.v Pierowall ... 89 20v Pierre- Buttii-re — 45 41 v Pierre Ecrite 47 I IN Pierrelatto 41 21 v Pierse 44 2v Pierse. Br 54 31 v Pleteenanee Mth. 24 24N Piotm ... 44 4v Pletra, Kurt 45 2IIN Pietra Nera.....™-.35 40v Pietra, River — 40 30v Pietra Santa 43 .5.5N Pietro 44 21V Pieve ..--44 5V Pieve 43 OV Pieve .......^ 43 Ov Pifaiiio, (ape .35 6V Pigeon Bay .......42 Ov Pigem, I 17 ."Hv Pigeon, I 14 ov Pigeon River. — 41 47v Pigeon, R 35 40v Pigcon-house ..~~.15 218 Pignans 43 19n Pigot Hornings- 9-i .TOW 43 .S.'ivv 43 (IW 12 3r,K 30 50R 30 22B 9 4611 14 2311 26W 69 52W 43 25W 42 45W 2 SOB 4 3W 13 .-<7B 13 3HB 100 41 ■ 73 44Hr 64 28W 71 ai>w 78 58W 71 56w 118 15b 15 36b 45 R 88 9W 79 8W 48W 90 8W 32W 64 3HW 16 58 W 76 SOW 81 57 W 80 47W 8 34W 3 9b 6 19W lis 4.5B 146 32B 62 4.5W 62 87w 62 38W 1 32W 23 9B osow 2 5w 2 21 w 1 5w 96 15B I2W 44 39W 8 OB- 66 35W 64 S8W 4 4W 6 21W 70 48W 90 20W 87 4W 27 4B 30 7B 29 45R 145 SK ham Piguaiii -.~. Pitiucna, or Tigre River -~ Pihahiruth -. — Pih-kuan, Haibr, Pij'n .- Pike Lake Piketown, Pikcville>> Pikevilu.-^ t Pikiiy^.. Pila Pi In .51 lOv -.20 ISV Pila Cape .- ~ . 4 458 ,29 .V)V 27 20N 3101 49 l-5v 39 IV .17 29V .34 lOV .48 .54N 41 4H!* 34 57V 17W 7w 4w I8B 14B 4 42B 6 .35B 1 40W 67 34b 26 13R 12 22b 14 2.58 15 IR 10 14b 9 34B 7 56B 13 8B 12 2b 32 lis 82 4.1W 83 29B 74 20B 85 OOW 82 40W 1.50 20b 6 14B 2 12w 76 3IW 74 25w 32 2Sb 120 4.5R 134 lOB 49 30W 83 OW 82 21W 88 iw S3 48B 8 62B 33 .^OB XI .V.X 4t 51 51 V> 33 33 25 3ti 14 50 61 SI 14 10 56 35 30 49 60 86 43 49 34 26 10 44 42 9 44 10 47 36 47 44 47 34 14 11 S3 A3 41 41 41 13 38 10 10 W 10 43 10 51 25 50 49 24 24 4'J 42 .50 23 2.1 21 5.1 II II >1 14 14 14 14 9 33 27 25 26 26 25 25 25 16 2-5 .W 4J Xi 33 4t 41 .52 II 10 47 4f» 37 34 2?l 40 44 44 44 19 2,5 30 90 40 INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN Nawh. Lat. Ho. o» ki Pilar ^^..^ M SOS Pilar..,..,.. 14 208 Pilar Rouriiou. See the Bospho- Pilate. M.w~~ 47 8M Pilatka....w.,..,..>^2n 33N Pilflyn- .,.w.».2l 38 Pilaya, R, 20 40S Pikomayo, I.^52 '>S>,^ Pilwherry^>^,^~^^ fiSN Pimachi 10 2G8 Pimpaaint..,. >~62 4n Pina~~-~.~«-~-~^l 32N Pinara ^«,._~ 36 30N Piiiarello Point ~.4I 40N Pinares 38 I. 'is Pinas, Port of 7 30M Pinchbeck>..~~ fl 49n Pinches , ^ 2 68s Pin-ch(>v„,,^-~~^37 35N 69 0\v N fiO 2Hr 61 Pin - clang ^~.>.~^,22 14n Pinc«ehely_~ 46 43m Pind Oadu Khan..32 3HM Pind M ilik Oulea 33 25m Pindaibas.~M~.~,~>18 8S Pitiderton<.,..>.^.~.31 49m Pindoba~~«>~ 5 lOS Hindi iirra.^,>. 22 14m Pinilus, Chain of..^39 ION Pindus, Moiint^.M.39 40n Pine, or Pin aria Isle .~»~24 40M Pine Islands..,~>~^24 35n Pine Log .~~>'~~~34 2Dm Pine, River w43 18m 6 12W 8 13B 81 49vir 65 42w 63 4(W 58 BOW 67 68H' 64 6nr 15 lilt 19 S4B 3 18\r 148 8B 19 64K 1 34W 8 4w 2 Btiw 25 5R 23 28li 7 47W 7 20W 73 1!SW 13 24K 31 2IK 5 OW 21 4)B 3n\v 4 fl4>v 77 I8W 3 66\v 103 3B 35W 29 I8B 9 22K 72 63\T 71 62\r 9Mr 76 24w 113 OB 106 43b 18 27B 73 SB 72 liiB 45 80w 84 7w 42 49W 67 23B 31 48B 21 30B Pinega. 64 17m Plnega River ..^J^ 10m PlneKe^.«~. 41 34m Pinel ...^ 40 69M Pinerolo .~.«~~>_^^4 50m Pines, Isle of~'~^29 31m Pinette, River 45 28N Pineville 33 29m ■ IT)6y <^^^^.«><^i<^i« 32m Ping-la ..~.~ 24 33N Ping-lo ^..»^~>~~.>24 23M Pingtchuen .^~25 fisv Ping-ting ~~.~^ ."iOM Pinguento,^».,...^45 24M Ping.yang.>.,«w...w^ .^M Pine-yuan >.. >.,26 32v PInneira ,~^>^-~,~^39 23n Pinhciro ~. 38 36m Pinhd 40 4fiM Pinjar ^~^ 30 60M Pinjarra~~-»-. Pininorc Cas. Pinnabar, Mt i^inne i Pinneberg- Pinner ~. Pinnivers Pino Pino Pinos 33 3.58 fib llM 36 268 v^2 26M 63 41 N ^1 aiM 55 28M 42 S.'iM — 15 21 M 22 28M Pinos del Key 37 Im Pinos, Islede 21 30M PinotepB.w>.,~._~l6 3JiM Pins, Point .lUx -~42 18M Pinsaguel ~~>.~.~-43 31 M Pinsk sa 7m 43 40B 41 50B 27 62« 30B 7 2lB! 63 23vr 92 20w 80 8w 4 2IB 106 40B no 49b no A2b 101 15B 113 28B 14 IB 111 33K 105 40B 8 27 vv 8 45W 7 \W 64 fihw 77 OB 115 A'2B 4 47W 148 6i: 16 108 (I 4i;k 22w' 5 36\v 9 2lB 26 .32 K 101 I7»' 3 48W 82 45VV 98 6w 81 fl7w 1 23R 25 55B 27 24 IS 44 60 50 50 SO 60 19 36 9 53 2D 10 10 9 23 20 13 13 60 19 19 12 23 10 12 49 10 34 24 66 25 60 49 10 49 34 34 19 33 33 61 44 51 33 28 27 81 30W 44 81 30W 47 84 48vr 44 89 6,3W 44 23 27 24 27 44 44 14 14 3-: 34 34 34 34 19 34 34 24 24 24 51 33 63 12 63 20 21 10 12 27 46 24 47 46 42 14 23 VAum. l«T 1 «-. No. 01 '""•• Map. Pitangut...^ 24 608 15 Ow 51 Pitangui...^. Pitcairn's laU 34 168 60 OW 61 !8 25 08 130 lOW 64 Pitcaple Cat. 57 19m 2 89W 11 Pltcarity 56 46M 3 6w 11 Pitchlyng.~~ 33 3N 88 40W 44 Pltchuga..,^. 48 66M 44 38B 23 PitcortTiie 66 14m 2 48W 12 Pitcroy ...^.^ -...^.67 25M 3 26w 11 Pitcur .56 32m 3 llw 12 ± Pitea Pitea, River^ 66 OM 18 OB 22 65 ISM 21 36Ji 22 Piteati .^^. ,...^44 52M 24 48B 27 Pitfour 67 32m 3 2W 2 34w 13 62b II Pitgarvie.-^^*^ »] 49M 11 Pithecusa ^^ 40 4.-.M 66 Pithiviers..^ .. 48 ION a 15B 14 Pitianano .... 40 20m 18 18B 26 Pitic 29 38N 110 56w 46 Pitigliano 42 39M II 40B 25 Pitkaithly 56 20n 3 25W 12 Pitlessie 56 16m 3 4W 13 Pitlurg Ca8.~ 57 29m 2 66W 11 Pitlur^ Ho. ^ 67 24N 1 68W 11 Pitmain Inn. 57 6M 4 9W 11 Pitmedden ^ 67 2IN 2 llw 11 Pitmilly,....^.^ 66 18n 2 40W 2 40W 12 12 Pitmilly, W.- 66 19m Pitminster .^ -~50 67M 3 6w 10 PitnSrr„,„,. J. . . 26 6h 63 3w 3 24w 60 12 Pitreavie 56 3m Pitres 37 3n 3 18W 24 Pitsey 61 32m 24B 10 Piuligo 57 42M 2 7W 11 Pitt, K 53 ON 108 34W 40 Pitt, Isle 3 ION 174 OB 54 Pitt, Mt. See Norfolk I.^ 62 Pitt Town 33 348 160 611 62 Pitte, Mth 24 45M 67 IB 33 Pitten weenie 56 13M 2 43W 12 Pittie, Isle... 10 60M 72 .-iSB 33 V\Hnn.,.„ „ ,^ R1 fil* 1 42W 20 Pittsboio' (North Carolina) . 35 40M 79 19W 44 Pittsburgh (Penniylvania)_40 28N 80 3K 44 Pittston ^41 2i)M 76 SOW 44 Pittullie^^ 67 42m 2 4w II Pityus „ A3 OM 40 .52b 56 Piuma ...,..>,. 20 5<>s 40 53W b\ Piura ..,.«......, 5 9a 80 45W 49 Pixluy,.....,...^.... 52 3M Pizelle ^„.,,,^,^Ah 14m Pizzighettone .~.~45 11m Pizzo, T 39 69M Placca ^^^..^ 42 7M Placentia ..^^...^..45 4N Placentia Bay^~~,47 ION Pladda Isle .55 26m PLiesa 41 49m Plaff'cycn .....>46 45M Plaguemine, B....29 I4m Plaids ^,,,^„^.Ml 48M Plain of Baira- nnitch «.,>.«...»«../>9 50M Plain of Troy .39 63M Plain, Sea ot ...^.31 30m Plaisance ^^.^ — 19 48m Plan 49 63M Plana, or Tabarcalsle — 38 Gn Planasia 42 .13M Planchenoit — ~.-,5ii 40m Plancoft ...,.......^..48 32N Pianos, Isle 22 .3.5M ± Plantagunet ^....^ 42s Plantain G.-irden, R. and Haib 17 58m Plaschmen ....^...^SS 10m Plasencla_^v..,..~~41 4f)M Plasen(;ia_v.~....~..40 7M Plaskctts ..,,....,^-.56 I2M Plassey .,.^,,^^^23 50m Plasteva ~~ 59 3HN Plata, Cape 36 5m Plata, Isle 1 I.5.S tPlaU, La 29 cs Plata, La (Neyva) 2 18N PUta, Rid de fa .~35 08 Platamcs, R. .19 I2M Platamona.~~^~~.40 UN Platana ........,>.,.,.4I 2n Platanales ~,~.~~, 8 4.5m Plafani, River 37 24m Platanilla 18 5m Platanist()8~.-~~~-.')8 2M 70 IB 2 29vv 7 12B 9 49B 17 6!»« 19 34B 9 35B 66 OW 5 7W 20 3B 7 IHB 89 30W 4 Ow 26 15B 26 I8B 35 33B 73 6W 12 46B 30w 10 78 4 25B 2 I4W 73 low 117 SOB 76 I.5W 21 42K 1 llw 6 sew 2 'iSw 88 iW 45 2!,'R 5 ISW 81 9w 64 OW 75 .54W 60 SOW 21 27B 22 42b 39 3()B 67 2W 13 14B 101 B9W 24 3,3b 32 10 25 25 26 27 66 40 12 27 15 44 11 30 30 31 47 19 24 .56 16 II 47 52 47 20 24 24 9 .33 23 21 49 60 49 50 28 27 30 49 26 46 28 Ntmri. L....~~64 46m Plume, La 44 6m Pluiiihof».»..~».>.53 36M Plumpton..~....~...52 8m Pliimpton, La .._S4 SON PIuin8tead...w~,.~.52 S2M Plumtree ,„^..,,^i 63N PluBcardineAbbey57 37M pluviaUs.».~~.~~27 40M Plylitaarts, Isle ...22 188 Plymouth 43 46m Plymouth..^-. — 5" Mm Plymouth...... 44 48M Plymouth (Ma88achugctts)41 83m Plymouth SoumUSO 19M Plympton, St Mary'i.~.«~J50 23M Plymstock >.....~...60 21m Plymtree ...«..,■.. .~50 49N .27 4M .42 I4M .61 23M .68 32M Plynlimmon, M.~.63 29N Pnigeus 31 IIN Po Sella Folio 44 S7n Po della Maestra 45 ON Po di Fos80ne.......'4S ION Po di Ooro 44 48N Po di Levantc~~.'45 6N Po di Volano 44 49N Po, Mouths of 44 69N Poaking.........^ Pobia Pobochthnoe. Pochekhon~~ __ Po-choo .....^........35 4.5N Pochutla 15 48N Pockingtnn 53 43N Pocklinglon~.~..~63 66n Pocoeng......».~~~..14 Os Pocopoco-.~~~~~l9 448 Pocska 40 8N Podalia . 36 60m Podberczie .58 48M Podbroze .~~.~..~.^ Im Podella .» >.1S 35n Podelsk . 61 40M Podensac.....~...~»44 4Im Podeshti ......~.~~.44 58m Podgoritza 42 39N Podgorze..~.>..'~»-S0 2m Podgorze.. «., .. .52 ■59m Podnayie <.......~..49 15m Podhorza, River.~48 30m Podiebrad 50 7m Podogora »...~.~».37 45-m I Podolia 48 38m Podolika~~~-~~-.57 64M Podolsk , .56 25M Podporim . Podrujevo.. Poiltcliorsk- Podudikiatra Pcedipady ..~« PocI Isle Pflpmaneuus. Poet, Le Pogolla H.^ .43 23M .42 ,38M ,63 42N .46 40N 7 65N .53 S8M ,40 ON .44 16m Pogitcha, Uiver~-«9 OM Pogstall 48 20M Pogum...>..~.~~~.53 19* Poieux 46 451X Poindexter — ~«~32 22N Poing romhar Point Galibo. Point Lake .~„ Point Pleasant .28 9111 43 27N .25 15M ,65 .5M ,_38 56M Point, Pucr~.........43 108 Poiiite, La Poissine, Poitiers ± Poitou Poix Pojana Polar Pojevsk .-.45 40M 44 SM Polcatka, Rivcr~~.64 5M Pokchensk .^........63 46m Pokemouch .......^-47 38M Pokliri .............. >32 44n Pokoe Pokoto River Pokrov PokroTsk Pokrovsk Pokrovsk Pokrovsk lO 45M 3 I3M iU SON 61 26S 44 33M .~.66 27M ™fi2 8M 3 20W 30B 9 42B 4 3W 4 4W 3 20w a 60W 27 SOB 12 BOB 13 2.5B 12 181 12 22B 12 SOB 12 I4B 12 24B III 40b 67B 45 .39b 39 10E lis 28B 96 30W 1 28W 47W 43 30W 64 I6W 21 I IB 29 628 31 220 25 4,5B 79 38B 52 35B 27w 24 16b I9 3IB 19 56B 18 3ia 25 16B 26 35B 15 SB 22 2B 28 40B 46 OB 87 25B 18 4R 21 24b 57 28B 27 34B 79 55B II 3.3B 28 4ii 5 54b 27 8K 170 30R 15 I3E 7 16b 7 7B 90 8w 83 34B U 9b 34 43B 113 30W 82 5w 148 Ok 1 37B 6 4IB 2IB .30W 1 SHB 22 31 B 102 SB 56 7R 90 6SB 44 40B 64 62W 76 8r 124 .508 60 3fiw 38 69b 46 IK 43 SB 34 39k 45 27 B 9 13 17 1 7W 10 12 9 10 11 4 llw 1 llB 1 6W 3 29w 18 OW 65 176 8w 64 71 43W 44 4 7w 10 69 24w 46 70 38W 44 4 8W 10 10 10 10 10 66 36 35 36 26 25 26 25 34 24 23 23 34 46 10 9 51 60 19 66 23 23 83 23 14 27 27 19 20 19 19 19 28 23 23 23 27 27 53 27 33 17 56 14 38 29 19 17 16 44 83 27 37 40 44 53 H 16 14 14 14 19 29 23 29 23 41 33 29 49 23 23 23 23 23 NAMBi. Polskeoch....... ... Polskoi ............ t Poltava ..v Poltava ..........— I Poltavsk . Poltlebur . ^MI^MW^MMI^W'^C'M I ^WJ^W>»<»»^*» Polur Polworth ... Polybocum , Polytimepus, Fl. Polzin ......... Pom a Cachi.. Pomabamba . Pomba Bay . Pombal. Pombal . Porobalinho — A OiuDftS «w***^*'*'*'**' Pomela . i Pomerania. Pomeroy....,.M. Pomeroy Ch. Pomieczyn..M. Pomo, Isle . Pomona Isle . Pomosdin Pompeii . Pompeii, Prssi- dium ,..., Pompeii (Ruins; Pompeiopoli* ~~ Pompeiopolig .~. PoropeJano_~~>.. Pomy „„-..«....... Ponany Ponce....~~.... Pondichcrry. Pond's Bay.. Pondua .. Poneviej . Ponghill . Pongsom Ponig ...... Ponoi ..~....... Ponpnaro Kas- fl-on ^........^ Pons .......,.~.. Pong.~-. — .~.~ Pons (Eni......^ Pons Servilli — Pons Zita Ponsonby Pont Pont & Marque~. Pont-2k-Mou8sor Pont au Beaux . Pont Audemer.. Pont au Mur....^. Pont Charra ~~. Pont ChAteau..~ Pont Croix Pont d'Ain . Pont de I'Arche Pont de Rodes.~. Pont Farey Pont Garaby~~ PontGibaud..~ Pontl'Abh^-.. Pont VEvfeque . Pont Roide ...~ Pont Rosseau.. Pont Salars.^.. Pont St Prix.— Pont Rur Safine. Pont 8ur Yonne Ponta da Cruz- Ponta da Galera. Ponta do Sol . Pontaix .~.... Pontal. Pontarion.. Pontarlier..... Pontassieve . Pontchartrain, L Ponte.. Pontc I'onte Torvo. Ponte Tresa.~~.. Pontcfract - Ponteland..,.. Pontesbuiy — Pontevcdra .... Pontcvedra, Ria. PoMtgand . Ponlia. Pontiac~.. Pontianah Pontica Pontlko Nisi LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. IT. I — "0. or 4ftN 3 20W 9 6f» 30B la 36N 9 42B 17 8N 1 7W 10 BON 4 UW 12 ft2M 1 IIB 9 MM 1 t>W lU 37M 3 29w 11 40N 18 OW 55 188 176 8W 64 4GN 71 43w 44 23V 4 7W 10 4BN C9 24w 46 «3i« 70 38wr 44 19M 4 8«r 10 23N 4 3W 10 21M 4 4W 10 49N 320W 10 29M 3 60W 10 UN 27 60B 66 »7N 12 30B 25 ON 12 25a 35 ION 12 18B as 48N 12 22B 25 fiN 12 20B 25 4»N 12 \4» 25 5!)N 12 24B 25 4N 111 40B 34 14N S7B 24 23N 45 39B 23 32N 39 lOB 23 4.')N 115 28B 34 48N 96 30W 46 43N 1 28W lU 56N 47W 9 OS 43 30W 51 448 64 ISW 80 8N 21 llB 19 SON 29 62B 66 4«N 31 220 23 IN 23 4SX 23 35N 79 38" 33 40N 52 35B 23 41N 27W 14 fiSN 24 IfiB 27 29N I9 31B 27 2N 19 56B 19 .')9n 18 15N 25 30N 26 7N 18 45.V 22 38N 28 54N 46 25N 37 23N 18 38N 21 42N 67 40N 27 65N 79 58N 1 1 ON 28 16N 8 •78 27 ON 170 20N IS !> 7 M 7 2'^N 90 9B> 83 27N ii 15N 34 AN 113 5GN 82 108 148 31 a 20 16B 19 35B 19 5B 19 2B 28 4GB 23 OB 23 2AR 23 4R 27 24b 27 28B 53 34B 27 55B 33 33E 17 4K 56 54B 14 8B 38 30B 29 13B 19 108 17 7B 16 8w 44 34B 43 98 27 43b 37 30W 40 aw 44 Ok S3 1 37R r, 4IB 2IB .SOW 1 &8B 22 3lB 102 5B 56 7b SO 65B 44 40B 04 62W 76 8K 124 5IIB 60 30w 38 69R 46 IK 42 SB 34 39 R 45 27« H 15 14 14 14 19 29 23 29 23 41 33 29 49 23 23 23 23 23 NlMII. L^T. Polskeoch....^ .~.Ji5 IBN Pnlskol »....,. .»..J6 20N 1 Pi)ltaTa.«,.~.>~~49 53N Poltava ~... 4 9 33N PoltavBk...< ......SI 84N Poltiebur >..,.,...>. .68 6N Polur..^. .».44 43N Polworth ^^.»<».>.> ft 5 44N Polybotum 38 45N Polytimepus, Fl. >39 30N Polzin~^ Ii3 4fiN Poma Cachi.~~~~.24 33s Poinabamba ~«~~19 64a Fomba Bay Ponibal~» Pombal~.. . Pomballnho Pombas _ Pomela « ,..>.,43 26N 1 Poineranla~~»-53 63N Pomeroy.... 64 36N Pomeroy Ch. ~~.-64 34n Pomlectyn.. " 64 25N Pomo, Itle 43 8N Pomona Ule~~~~59 On Pomosdin ...... » '.61 62N Pompeii ......40 45N Pompeii. Prssi- dium 43 30N Pompeii (Kuin8)_40 46n Pompeiopoli* ~~~41 28n PompeiopolU ~~~36 48N PompeJano_~~~~>45 26n Pomy 46 45N .10 46N ,17 68N .12 6N ,72 50N ,26 7N .~.S5 46N 60 83N .10 46N .66 89N .67 SN Ponany Ponce... Pondicherry Pond's Bay Pondua . PonevieJ Ponghill Pongsom Ponig Ponoi Ponpnaro Kas- fron Pons ~~38 12N Pons 41 52N Pons (Eni • 47 2UN PonsServilli. 41 14N Pons Zita..~~>.->"33 16N Ponsonby ~~.-~~.^4 2flv Pont ~~~~~~.46 40N Pont h. Marque — 60 31N Pont-i-Mousaon 48 64N Pont au Beaux ~.48 38n Pont Audemer — 49 23n Pont au Mur— ~~45 SON Pont Charra — -...45 25n Pont Chateau 47 26N Pont Croix ~~~~-48 2n Pontd'Ain 46 3N Pont de 1' Arche -49 19N Pont de Rode8~~~44 40n Pont Farey ~48 S6N Pont Garaby~~~"44 56n Pont Gibaud .~~~.45 49N PontTAbh^ 47 62n Pont lEveque — 49 17w Pont Roide 47 23N Pont Ro8seau~~~47 UN Pont Sa1arB~~~~.44 ION Pont St Prix 48 48N Pontsur Sa6ne~,47 41N Pont Bur Yonne ~48 17N PontadaCruz 31 37n Ponta da Galera~-31 43N Ponta do Sol 31 4nN Pontaix ~~ 44 40N Pontal ~ 10 248 Pontarion~~~.-~— '40 ON Pontarlier -40 54n Pontassieve 43 47n Pontchartrain, L.30 17n Ponte~~~~.~. 45 23N Ponte 40 35N PonteTorvo 41 28N Ponte Tresa ^~-46 58N Pontcfract ~~~,«. .5.J 42N Ponteland — f>6 3N Pontesbuiy 52 3Hn Pontevedra 4 > 24N Pontcvcdra, Ria.-.42 23N Pontgand ~.~~. "ontia............. Pontiac. .- Pontianah , PontiM . Pontlko Nisi. ,48 ION ,40 ,"i8N .42 43N . 68 .40 2iN 39 MN LONO. Ho. or M^r. 4 4w 40 2SB 32 53B 34 3CB 64 OB 4 BW 28 40B 3 S4w 31 6b 67 Ob 16 7B 67 6W 63 42w 40 30a 8 34W 61 40W 8 21w 8 13Hr 10 32B 16 SB 6 sew 6 49W 18 lOB 16 28B 3 18W 53 63B 14 30B SI 32B 14 28B 34 24b 34 30B 10 Ob 6 41B 76 68B 66 42nr 79 52B 76 Ov 91 46B 24 20B 3 27W 103 67R 6 44w 41 lOB 21 61 R 36W 1 6b 11 20e 20 38B 11 9B 3 28w 6 19b 3 6b 6 8B 1 21W 29B 2 41B 6 2B 2 6w 4 SOW 6 19b 1 lOB 1 27b 1 2w 3 9b 2 6lB 4 low IIB U 47B 1 34W 2 42b 3 40B 6 3B 3 I3R 16 57W 17 12W 17 7W 5 1.5B 49 9w I 49b 6 23R 11 25R 90 OW 7 3CB 9 6tR 13 38K! 8 62R 1 18W 1 44^r 2 51 w 8 aiw 8 40W 2 4'iW 13 Or 83 I8w 109 3fiB 30 ,'i4R 23 'UK la 33 23 23 23 11 37 13 66 65 30 60 60 36 24 51 24 24 25 30 13 13 20 25 11 23 66 66 26 66 66 25 15 33 47 33 40 33 23 10 35 11 23 38 14 24 86 66 66 9 15 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 36 36 36 14 61 14 14 25 44 25 16 25 15 9 9 10 24 24 14 66 44 3r, 50 1!* NAM'*. 1..,42 ION Porros :« 9N Porrotna~~~...~~.43 l.v Porry, R 31 Os Pnrsal Rocks 48 SON tPorsange, F 70 29N Porsgriind ^.^^^-iig 38N Port JEgrylia~~~»38 16N Port Annan 64 C8N Port Antonio ~~~1 8 llN Port Arthur 43 158 Port au Prince ~.18 36N Port Baltic . 69 19n Port Barnet 41 9n Port Blanc ~~~~.25 46N Port Boue~~~~~43 22N Port Burwell «~.42 4|n Port, Ca8tle~~~~.84 40n Forth Cawl, Hr. _61 28N Port Dalrymple~.41 108 Port Da»ey 43 20s Port Erin ...~~..., 5 4 4n Port Fairey 38 238 Port Fermo...~~.. 4 3 12N Port Float 54 47N Port Frcdcrick~~41 Ififl Port Galibou ~~~25 19n Port Glasgow ~~~43 I5N Port Gordon ~~..57 39N Port Gore. ........ ..,41 Os Port Hardy 40 428 Port Hood ~~~~.46 4N Port Hope. .33 69N Port Iwaka 36 48N Port Jackson ~~~33 468 Port Jolly~~~~~~43 62n Port Letterew — 57 40N Port Logan~~~~,.54 43N Port Magec ~~~~.51 62N Port Maria ...~ — 18 23N Port Mary ~~~~.64 47N Port Murray 54 3n Port Nessocic 64 41 N Port Nicholson ~.41 20s Port Oriel _~~~~,53 49N Port Olako ~~~~.45 4.58 Port Pegasus ~~~47 108 Port Phillip 38 88 Port Royal 38 7n Port Royal 43 4In Port Koyal ~~~,~.32 12N t Port RoyaU~.~.18 0?f Port Royal (Martinique) — 14 37N Port S. Marie 44 16N Port Sonachen — 56 22N Port Sorell 41 138 Port Stephens — 32 438 Port Two People_34 588 Port William 38 40N Port Yarrock 54 42n 17 24N # < ^^*^i»*^^^^ Porluclos Portadown.. ........ ,64 25N Portaferry ~~~~~.54 22N Portage ~~.~~~~-48 I8n Portage, Bay ~~~46 42N Portage, Fort 41 22n Portage, River 47 8N Portaguesa, River 8 I2n ... — 46 65N .,18 28 5 8(« .39 19N 18 20N — 40 I8N 53 9n ~..55 I, IN ^.51 35N .„52 S7N .^-38 I7N .54 40N .43 IN .44 I4N .54 53N ,.58 5n Portal ban Portalegte I'ortaiepre Portalegre Portandik _~ Portario~~.,- Portarlington Portbaiie ~~ Portblain Portdinlleyn Portcl~~.~,. Porteicorkio Portcros Portes . Portftlenoiie Portgower 39S2B 11 7B 11 23a 89 40b 23 38B 23 29K 32 35B a5 27B 38 lOa 7 48V/ 6 13B 14 56R 8 36W 20 47B 11 I8B 149 34B 4 44W 25 50B 9 37R 26 37B 3 17W 76 28W 148 OB 72 18W 24 llB 79 8w 34 20B 5 IB 80 63W 4 25W 3 43W 146 62B 146 KB 4 47W 142 15B 13 48B 6 OW 146 31b 34 40B 77 OW 3 3w 174 lOB 173 65B 61 36W 78 26W 23 6b 151 20B 64 64W 6 22W 4 67W 10 26W 76 64W 3 67W 4 44W 4 sew 174 63B 6 14W 170 39b 167 30B 144 60B 77 low 6 12B 80 40W 76 43W 61 2W 24b 6 low 140 41B 152 I OR 118 llB 85 7w 4 2lw 10» 7 62W 3 2B 66 30w 32 391 8 \3\V 9 40W 3 40w 6 17W 75 !1B 82 28B 9 42B 6 3W 10 IB 10 2B 17 60B 17 45B 17 OB 16 6IB 26 I4B 38 50B 34 15B 14 60B 37 85B 11 4lK 19 67B 15 I6K 3 IHW 57 35W 80 23W 79 2tiW 79 53W Postilions, The ( Islands) ~~.... Postling ,^^ 6 50s Postnickcn ~~~~Ji4 65N Postoialoi S6 I9N Pota .~~. 19 30N ..~~~37 30N »f^*f^^^tt JON 40 44N .S9 37N ^»^»»^»»i».^»*»^ Potami ^ Potami . Potamia Potamo Potamos, C 38 68N Potamounia~.~.~.38 I3N Potburn 85 21 n Potchekin....~...~.60 45N Potcht Dover ~~~49 14N Poteau, River 35 I9N Potcau, Le 44 12N Potec....... ,....,.31 25N Potcngi, or Grande River ~. 6 48s Potentia ~„....~.~,40 .^SN Potcn» a .....~........,40 SON ,43 27N .43 ION ,27 38N Pothier, Lake~~~47 18N 42 4N .42 ION ,40 9n 38 8N 20 ION 19 338 38 ION Potenza, River.. Poles , Pothe Potzou Pouanc^ .. Pouchcux Poudoj.. Poughlll Pouglikceusi'e Poiihial, \Vakati, or White l.~.~ Pouieldino Pouilly. Pouiiskoi ~.. Poulino Poulisdous Poulmud..~~~. Poulnish 37 303 .11(1 42N 47 18N 04 IN lO .30N 3 36N .32 24N 56 53N 11 34 34 60 38 18 13 66 13 63 33 20 24 16 15 37 23 30 20 27 66 66 56 30 20 20 36 12 60 42 42 42 Poll PotI Potidsa Potomac, River Potomac, River Potosi Potosi...........,~ Potosi ( Mijcouri )_37 57N Potosi, Cerro del. Mine 22 On Potrero 26 48 Potreros 24 los PotretosdeS.BiT- nardo *~~~~.~.26 fils Potsdam ,~~~-fi2 22N Potter 63 UN Potter, River 52 54n Pot ton ~~~.~~~~62 7n ,42 40N ..47 44N 48 ON 01 ,52N 50 S2N 41 48N 76 45W 8 44W 13 46B 5 lOB 17 49B 119 6B 1 3b 20 48B 48 28B 77 OB 23 17B 20 4B 32 a5B 19 52R 26 S3B 24 75K 3 18w 32 8B 44 61 B 94 20W 19W 67 23B 36 33W 15 62b 15 50e 13 40b 4 28W 76 I SB 74 48W 41 35e: 41 40R 23 23B 76 20W 80 6W 65 2IW 91 SOW 60 40w 4'4 24 19 16 16 35 10 20 23 33 28 28 66 28 30 28 12 23 23 44 14 32 51 66 26 25 24 33 42 23 30 56 44 44 60 43 44 100 12iv 46 66 9w 50 03 20W 60 69 43w 13 3B 26W 3W 1.3W 41 37 K 1 low 6 34R 36 28B 4 32W 73 61 W 177 I3R .50 IBB 2 .58R 49 39B 28 98 73 SOR 03 .'•4R 6 43W 50 20 9 13 10 23 14 14 23 10 44 53 23 14 23 23 .33 32 II k<^a',flmiifcii .10 22N 6 low River -.33 5N 76 20W INDEX TO BLACK'fc GEN N*MII. Lat. rranest*. See Unvi. of Roma.41 BStt Prastdlum Anct~.29 38N 1 Praestoe .......^.Sa I2N nraettoe .............55 Sm Rretorium ^,.,,^5 I6N Prctorium ^,,.^.43 33n Praga . — .....68 18n Prague~,...,..,...i..».60 4N Prariu«ta.~v. ...~~~40 6SN Prall Castle __^firi 37i« Prairie Ulu.i.^7 3n Prairie, Lit. River 36 I2n Prairie, Lit. Kiver40 39n Pr^jano ~.»~,.«,^.^40 3Gn Pranging ^....«..4fi 24n L.«."„0;« .41 ION Prasiai, L. rrasomiiii ,.....,..<.,3!) 20N PraMoni»c~..<.^«~3G 37N Prasti, C. ^,..»..vw.~39 48N Prastiji <..,.~,~«..~.36 43N Praito 37 19N Pratas, Iilea 20 40N Pratica..>~.^ 41 37N Prato Veccliia....,~>43 4€n Prat«....~ ...4 J S6N Prat* de Lla«anes 42 On Prattelen ,^^ 47 31 n Pratza .~..>..........43 40N Prausniti ^~».~»~51 21N * rtt mo y ^>*K»»»»M>#»Ki»»^»»^ ( vJH Pravadi .....43 I IN Pravolorovtluia ....50 25n Prawe Point ...^^fiO 13" Prayeret <...~....<..3I 4()N Prax 40 45N Prazeres ..............14 lis Pre S. Didier Preboi ,.45 46N 4.) 31N Precely Mt......~~6l 58N Precliiiito e .~~~.~..58 26n Prccoin ................58 8N Predmi r «.......«. .....49 ION Prec» 62 63M Preetall <............. 5 3 55n Preetz. ...,.M 17N Pregaro.^ 43 IN Pregel. UWer 54 41n Prcgoen «....,........~ 3 8 42N Pregradnoe ....~>..45 25N Prehoda t .....~...~.-44 12N Prekop 43 7n Premeira Rock8~.13 15n Premiti .......^...^.40 2In Premna y . • ^ t i9N Premnia.... 18 'ON Premuda, Isle 44 20N Prendergast ........51 49N Prendwick 55 25n Prenzlow -53 18N Preobagenia, Isle~5C 40N Preporis, Isle..~...15 ON Prepor.w.... .. . »...«...45 22n Prerowdorf ..-^~~~64 21 n Presba 41 4n Presburg ,.,,..49 9n Prescot 44 43N Prescott —53 2eN 1 Pre»entation,La 46 41 n rresenzano .~~.»..41 22N Preservation Pt> and L ............. 46 IB Presidio........ .....•■20 488 Press We8t»~~~~.55 S3n Presteign ............52 I7n Prestholm, I.... — 63 19n Preston <..<.....~~». 5 3 46N Preston .......~..~.53 46n Preston ..............56 3.W Preston.. .....54 20» Preston <..~.. 52 36n Preston ........ .......62 44N Preston ...............65 48N Preston Bagot..~..5a 19N Preston (Haddington) ~.55 67N Preston, K. ...^....55 59.V Preston, Long .....54 IN Preston, L. .....~.. 3 3 ?8 Preston, R. ........ .33 308 Pre»tonburg..~~~.37 43M la 82B 35 171 13 OB 12 21) 16 30K 16 Ob 21 5B 14 24B 54 14B 87 29W 73 30W 73 SOW 92 30W 93 43W 94 25W 89 40W 89 29W 14 33B 6 18a S3 18B 85 OB 24 9b 24 igc 19 38B 23 21B 22 41 B 116 56B 12 45B 9 88 11 44B a 29B 5 2B 7 41B 18 42H 17 4B 6 18K 27 3IB 41 6SB 3 42W 17 13W 9 24B 55 32«r 6 5CB 19 27B 4 4SW 40 24B 3 5GW 15 30B 2 39w 3 59W 10 15B 12 IOb 20 22B 8 30W 41 18B 16 37b 21 51B 94 40B 20 24B 2 39w 31 OB 14 40B 4 68\v 2 OW 13 43H 170 OHT 94 OB 24 25B 12 34B 21 4B 17 7B 75 39w •i 49W 73 3W 14 3B 166 15B 64 low a 12W 2 58W 4 2W 2 4^^V llw 2 62W 1 62W 43W a 28W a 20W 1 43W 2 68W 2 49w a 16W 115 40B 115 4dB 82 42W 24 3.'iB 3S,66 37 21 21 86 56 23 19 37 II 44 43 43 44 44 44 44 44 26 15 56 65 28 28 28 28 28 35 25 25 25 14 24 16 27 20 14 27 23 10 36 15 51 25 27 10 23 11 19 9 9 21 2.» 20 24 23 27 27 33 27 11 65 19 10 9 20 29 29 27 20 27 19 42 9 43 25 53 60 12 10 9 9 9 12 9 10 10 12 10 12 12 15 53 53 44 NlMI*. Lat. Lowo. JJ";^"' Pllnrip5, Villanova de....... 6 8a Pringy ..^.....48 29n Prinkemen ..........51 31n Printian Isle ......... 6 6n Prior, Cape .»~»...43 33m Prior Linn~~........6S 4n Priori Cleeve........Ji2 Sir Prior* Ditton.......Jt2 SON Pripet, R. ..... 61 7n Pripri ...«~.........._13 &n Prise Norton.......w51 47N Prisrcnd ........ . .....42 4N Pristina 43 25N Pritscli«its..~.~..~5l 12N Pritzig 64 9N Pritiwalk ^...-.^.....63 ION Prlvalnaia~...~.....50 62N Privas >.~. ~.~44 44N Proa .................. 8 408 Proag ..... ....55 48N Probencio ~....~....39 26n Piobolingo............ 7 528 ..36 238 Proboquc .....~-.... Procida, Isle .^.......40 45N Prodano .............37 In PtodeL^.............. 51 13N Proenaln a ........45 53N Proien ....,. „ .,„....45 22n Profcchina..~...»..,.....60 42N Prokoptsuva Prokul. Prolcika Prolitz Promaacns Prome Promona .............43 55N Promontorium Album...... ..^s..,. 33 12n Promzino ..^...,......54 23N Prona~..~....~.-~...48 fi3N Pronoe., ..65 29N Pronsdorf ..,..^....^53 57N Pron8k..>......,.......54 5n "lOOft mt^>0^^** ^ipiuni..40 64n Pruna, Pt. ,.. 66 ION Prunch.,~~ .33 48N Pruneili, River ..~41 65n Prunet 44 48n Prusa ■■..,..........■•40 IOn Prusatz ......... .......44 5n ± Prussia S2 SON X Prussia, Kast .~54 SON ± Prussia, West~J53 50N Pruszka 49 In Pruth, River 45 20n Pruym .„,....„. .... 5 18N Pruz 47 5N Prydroysk Su 50n Prye « 20H Przaszio ****~~~**..Ii'^ 2n Prjpetitz ~~-.,4!) 30N 37 30w 2 S3B 15 60n 102 40B 8 1.^w 2 68W 1 &IW 2 S4w 30 20B 99 40B 1 32w 20 57B 21 18b 14 19B 16 49b 12 7B 46 Ob 4 36B 114 26b 6 6w 2 37W 113 12B 72 20W 14 OB 21 34B 12 20B 38 44B 24 14B 37 28B 43 9b 21 I5B 45 IB 12 28B SOB 95 I9B 16 IOB 35 SB 46 38B 18 S9B 12 SB 10 32B 39 26B 142 48B 3 43B 86 48W 61 30a 37 Ow 28 OB 8 S4H 21 24B 23 13B 9 SOB 27 5B 6 45W 3 low 147 67b 21 34B 13 3519 13 40B 13 56b 24 24B 6 44B 6 OB 8 38B 71 22W 78 14W 114 low 71 5Cw 3 20B 81 50W 9 23B 12 12b 12 16B 6 8W 31 20B 6 9W 74 18B 8 4RR 2 26B 29 8B 17 20B 16 OB 21 SB 18 OB 18 IIB 28 \m 6 24B 10 43B 27 20B 100 a%B 20 69B 13 20B 61 14 20 85 f3 10 10 23 35 10 ^ 17 20 20 23 14 35 12 24 35 60 26 98 17 23 27 23 23 20 23 17 15 29 66 31 23 19 22 21 23 62 16 44 65 61 66 25 2M 28 25 23 13 H 63 28 20 20 20 23 15 14 25 44 25 40N 76 66W 47 47 40 47 14 47 18 17 18 24 56 12 33 25 14 66 27 20 20 20 19 23 17 19 23 35 2.1 N«MII. t.*r. l.oMn. Pucito, El.. Puesto* Puffin, Isle Puggar I'upuios ,. Puicerda . Puiroland Puis. .31 638 .28 78 51 51 N 23 68N ....27 148 ~-42 27N — 46 Sn 48 3N Puiscux .,,..„..,.,... 48 I.IN Pui>8erguier~,~~~43 23n Pujoo 43 32N l^uKetarata........w..39 468 Pu1a~„.>..... — 39 In Pulao .,.,..„...„,.. 8 I6N Pulawy 61 23n Pulborough ...,.„„60 58N Pulcinno, Mount ,43 14n PuKord ...,.* 53 8N Pulford ........ ,62 ION Pujgar ,...,. 10 32n ON Pulgarton . PuliSesid Puiicat Pulithia, Pt Pullie Pulloxhill Pulluncheroo Pully Pulteney Town Pultusk .. Pulverbac! Pulwul..... Puizano ~ Pumara Puna, Isle Punali ^^^^»*^*^i^>». Punat Punciiardon Punciienee .. Pundce Punderpoor Punduran. Pu-ngan Punganore. Funncte Punillo_ Punis, I. 13 SON ■******3Q S8N 26 66N 61 59N 17 SIN 6 SON 68 23N .........62 40N 2 36N .28 6N .40 22N .27 9n 2 608 •18 2.5N iO 38N •81 6N .26 42N 29 22N 17 44N 48N 25 45N ,39 29N # » «»>■ j»i»iw»o*i 24 248 15 20N Punitagui ............SO 458 PunJ Deen ***.**,..*^ 4N ± Punjaub .....~..~32 30N Punjgoor,....~.,....27 SON Punnali 24 60N Punnair, River.~_11 50N Punnair, R...~...~.18 6n Puno 19 408 Punta Descono- cida ...„.,.,••• 20 40N Puntoon ************')3 58N .37 238 ..37 62N ...^9 I8N .18 I7N .,37 I7N 4 19S Pupillico .- Pupotamia. Pupulum Pupuy , Puraind„ Purciiena Purctiana _ Purcul ,.,...,.,«~~47 32n Purcul 18 7N Puidie, Is. ..,..,.^..32 208 Purdy.............~~~35 16.V Puren, S. C. de .~37 lO.s Purenvicjo «..~~~37 668 Purfleet.,.. J>\ 29n t Puricue8......„,„,2S 46n Furificacion,...^^. 4 5N Puriflcaciun,< — ,.,31 258 Purificacion, La,„l9 29n Pui'iT'i,.*,.^„,„.**.,37 158 Purisinia, La 26 12N Purissima, La~.~,34 S-'iN Puriton , -.61 ION Purleigli 61 41N Purmerend **,******62 32n Purneali „,..,...~...25 45N Purpuraris 28 ION Purraur~~»~~~,~.10 6N Purtabgurii 24 2n Purug 25 SON Purup ...... 3 ON Furus, River ~..~ 3 468 Puseygur, C. .~~~46 23 FusliiiL.......,.....~.51 S.')N Pu»hu>.~..... ...34 54N Puspoki ~47 6N Pusquoeho- gamy, Lake«.~.48 37n Puszta *.. 47 SN Putfoli ..,.„ 40 52M 65 20W 63 I6W 10 26w 85 6B 70 4w 1 C4B 40w 2 46B 2 13B 3 SB 66W 175 9B 8 6SB 08 40B 101 IGB 21 !>'JK 31W 11 48B 2 56w 1 !>UV 73 6W 13 28B 63 IOB 80 20B 22 60B 72 50b 27W 78 20B 6 408 3 4w 21 108 2 now 77 228 17 248 69 28' 80 6w 74 28 77 IOB 4 9w 88 248 C6 148 75 108 66 278 104 458 78 418 8 2lW 63 SOW 40 108 71 SOW 62 428 74 OB 62 698 80 118 79 508 79 38 70 47W 65 4W 90 SOW 9 low 73 Gw 21 538 8 338 71 27 w 75 SOB 2 SOW 41 iiw 1 38W 79 448 133 98 88 SOW 70 6GW 72 36W 1.18 110 low 75 llw 67 S8W 104 20W 175 358 112 38vr 120 5W 2 67w 398 4 56B 87 S.'ia 14 Ow 76 178 74 488 60 288 63 608 60 22W 166 12B 55W 71 IOB 21 518 no 50 13 33 50 14 14 14 14 14 14 53 26 35 35 23 10 25 9 10 49 20 33 33 28 33 10 33 IS 13 19 10 33 26 32 49 33 33 10 33 32 33 33 34 33 24 60 65 SO 32 33 32 33 33 33 49 60 47 13 hO 28 SO r^o 33 24 51 14 33 52 44 60 SO 10 46 49 SO 46 63 46 46 10 10 16 33 65 33 33 32 32 49 63 10 33 19 82 lOw 42 23 98 19 14 10H Mi Niataa. Pyrenees, Upper, Depart mi'nt of******^***4 Pyrencos Mountains ....... Pyrghouia..^...,... I'yigos ... Pyrgo* Pyrgos Pyrgos, M Pyritz ...,■. Pyrnaco *,,**^*..*. Pyrnatza, It. ,.„.,. Pyssanitzen *.*,*,*. Pythis, Pr Pyx us, Pr .......... uackenbnick .~. tiaco Head.....M. uaderna ,..„.... uadrata **„..,.*„ uaguesMountaii ualados..,,,.,,,,,,. uaisund *.,*,,„,*. uamkrorc ,.„.... 8uang Si .„.._ iiang Tong *.*, uanlin.......,,,^.... uantocksliead, Quanum, It. ........ Quaquagamack, Lake,.,,....,.... Suaranta ****.***,^ uarantania. Mountains....... euarelton....... iiarepoti — .... eiiarnebeck .. uarncrolo, Channel uf uarnford ~.,. uarreitoii,,.,^ uarries **,***,. uartu .~..~~.. uascliin~~~~ Quassel *****,„. Quatepoli~~., Quattilamba Mountains .. euatre Bras~, uatt **. Quebec *,***.*. ± Quebec _~«, 5 Quebec, District of . Quecucnc, Kiver. t Quedah,,.... Qucdah .■„■.,, Suctllinburg. uccn Charlotte, Cape . Queen Charlotte' Island Queen Charlotte' Sound . Queen Cliarlottc' Sound Queen Charlotte Sound , f Queen's Count 4 Queen's Count; (Nova Scotia)., t Queen's Count ( N. Brunswick Queen's County ( Prince Ed- ward's Isle) .„. Queen's Ferry (Linlithgow) *. Qucenborough.~ Queenstown .... Quecnstown ...... Queguay, R Queich, Ij.**.***~ Qucich, River~.. Queihangfoo,.— . ■uellingroo..,,^. ucitchoul'oo .~. uellaypp, Vol. . uelmi.~~~,~-~ uelpert Isle ~,. _uemada .-,.,.™v Quemad.t Fort — itfiTinRrim: LACK'fc GENERAL ATLAS. II l.nnn. No. or Map. (ift 63 5lN 10 fiSN 8S 70 1 8 2 3 46B 175 IN 8 15N 98 38M 101 23N 21 &8N UN 11 32N 73 36N 13 On 83 30N 80 38N 22 i6N 72 SON JlN 78 30N 6 23N 3 40N 21 36N 2 6N 77 B2N 17 9n 69 50S 80 25N 74 38N 77 6N 4 42N 88 22K 66 44N 75 48N 66 45N 104 26N 78 29N 8 24S 63 20N 40 458 71 14R lOB 278 45B 4lB 428 08 598 llB 50b 6N 78 38 208 70 47W 40S 65 A^v 4N 62 30N 74 30N 62 50N 80 SON 79 40N 90 58N 9 238 73 52N 21 18N 8 43S 71 17N 75 17N 2 193 41 32N 1 7n 79 20S 133 16V 88 lOS 70 668 72 29N 46N no «N 75 268 67 29n 104 158 175 12N 112 3SM 120 ION 2 41N 32N 4 45N 87 ION 14 6N 76 2N 74 30N 60 ON 63 46s 60 23 166 SaN 64N 71 CN 21 20w lOw 6w 538 338 27w 308 38W 448 Ob 20Mr 60 16W no 26 W 13 58 33 4W 60 S4B 14 40w 14 46B 13B 3B 14 14 14 66w 14 98 63 538 408 168 69B 31W 48B 66W BIW 26 35 35 23 10 25 9 10 6Hr 49 28B 20 108 208 508 50b 27w 208 40b 4W lOB SOW 228 24B 2ff 32 6W 49 28 108 9\V 248 32 33 28 33 10 33 15 12 19 10 33 33 33 10 33 32 33 33 34 33 21w 24 601V 60 108 63 30w 50 32 33 32 33 33 33 49 60 47 13 50 28 50 50 33 30W 24 nvv 61 14 33 52 30W 44 66\V 60 36W 50 13B 10 low 40 llw 49 68W 50 29W 46 358 63 38vr 40 5\V 46 57w 10 39E 668 35a Ow 65 17B 33 488 28B 50B 10 16 33 33 32 - _ 32 22W 49 128 53 55Hr 10 lOB 33 518 19 37N 82 lOw 42 3N 23 98 19 52N 14 108 50 NiMH. I,*T. »—• '»?;?..' Pyrenees, Upper, Dcjart- mtnt of 43 W 108 14 Pyrenco* Mountains 16 Os 49 OW 51 Pyrghoiila,.,..„^,<,>,35 30n 66 28 32 Pyigos ^ 37 40N 21 28B 28 Pyrgos . 36 35N 22 238 28 Pyrgos »~~~-, 36 48N 22 188 28 Pyrgos, M ~-_37 28ni 24 558 28 Pyritz 53 ION 14 628 20 Pyrnaco — ~^^ 6 Os 74 40W 49 Pyrnatza, U. 37 9n 21 598 28 Pyssanitzen 53 48n 22 3(I8 20 Pythis, Pr 31 22n 27 20ii 66 Pyx us, Pr ,^..39 67n 15 258 66 Q Quackcnbnick ~~,52 39n 7 668 17 Quaco HeacU.,.^45 IRN 66 3iw 41 Quaderna ,..,-...»~44 IGn 11 32R 25 Quadrata ,^^.,..,,^i ION 8 58 66 QuaKueRMountain 5n Qualados 36 69n 79 P6w 49 25 2SB 28 Qualsund 70 20n 24 Ob 22 Quamkrurc^,.>.^16 ION 14 SOW 36 £ Quang Si 24 On i Quang Tong — 23 40N 109 08 34 114 08 34 Quanlin 47 6n 130 55B 29 Quantockshead, Ot. 51 UN 3 11 W LO Quanum, Il — 30 108 66 40W 60 Quaquagamack, Lake „. 47 69N 72 6w 42 Quaranta <.».^<»..41 ION 16 248 25 Quaraiitania, Mountaing«..v.^.~.31 53N a5 258 31 Quarelton^..-^^ 53 38N Oiiarepoti 24 43S 2 24 w 57 Saw 60 Qiiariiebeck 52 33n 11 llE 20 Quarncrolo, Channel (jf 44 56N 14 308 19 Quarnford 53 11n 1 69W 9 Quarrelton 55 60N 4 31W 12 Quarries 57 ION 4 37W 11 Quartu . .39 14N 10a 26 Quaschin^ 54 29N 18 228 20 Quassel 53 22N 11 68 17 Quatepoll 24 25s Quatlilamba 57 8w 61 Mountains ^-'~29 20s 29 208 38 Quatre Bras 50 34n' Quatt 52 28N 4 258 16 2 20W 10 Quebec 46 49N 71 ICw 41 t Quebec „.,.-_^>~.47 5n i Quebec, 70 OW 41 District of 47 ION 71 40w 41 Quccuenc, lUver- 1 303 62 low 49 ^ Quedah.....,^^ 6 15N 100 65B 35 Qucdah ,.»..,».,>.». G ON 100 28B 35 Qucillinburg .>-<-~51 49N Queen Charlotte, 11 148 20 Cape 22 2C? 167 468 64 Queen Charlotte's Island 53 On 132 low 40 Queen Charlotte'i Sound 51 15N 128 OW 40 Queen Charlotte's Sound ^1 58 174 208 63 Queen Charlotte's Sound 41 10s 174 Or 53 t Queen's County52 57n 7 20W 13 i Queen's County (Nova Scotia )-~44 ION 65 OW 41 ± Queen's County (N. Brunswick) 46 ON C6 OW 41 Queen's County (Prince Ed- ward's Isle) >.~~46 20N C3 UW 41 Queen's Ferry (Linlithgow) -..^6 ON 3 24'.v 12 Queenborough.~-.51 25n 44B 10 Queenstown ....^18 15N 78 'JW 47 Queenstown ....~w.43 14N 79 5W 42 Queguay, R.>..~~31 50s 67 5.5W 60 Queich, L 56 57n 4 low II Queich, Kiver., — 49 UN 8 248 18 Queihangfoo«.~~-26 20N lOG 308 29 Queilingfoo 25 30N Qucitchooloo 31 ION 109 43B 29 109 '^58 29 Quellaype, Vol. ~-41 218 72 4;iW 50 Quelmi.- 36 lis 71 fiOW 50 Quclpert Isle 33 30n 126 428 29 Quemada 38 23N 3 12W 24 Quemad.i Fort — G 5:>v 77 57W 49 NiMHS. I..T C uisimal'ugo, K ~. 8 &5H Quisopango ^.^ ~,I0 4N8 t ulto ^ ~. 138 f5"iy ,, M , ~.52 13N Quizungo, liivei ~.17 08 Quoich, Lotli ~, Quoin Is. ., W.5; 50N ~.2G 30 M Quoin, Point —34 478 Quoregnon ..~..,».50 24n K Raah ~~47 41N Raab, River .~.47 47N Raab, the Little River .~.47 42N Raabierg 57 38N R«a1fe ,rr- R5> 9.'1N Raasay, Isle 57 27N Raasay, Sound u f.57 '2GN Raat ~ ~.2-) 38N Rab, L. ..,~..... ~.31 3GN Rab, It. ~,30 5oN Babaht, Port — «-34 45N Itahak ,.-~~....- ~.23 6N Rabat ~.29 35 N Rabunal.~~.~,..» ~.42 48N Rahanera .~..~~. ~.41 aiN Rabastens ,.^^ ~,43 50N Rabastens -~~~ ~.43 24N Rabat *,,».. r.rr.rrr 34 IK Rabba 9 40n Rabha 31 22N Rabbagc, River ~.25 28N Rabbah or Rab- bath-Ammon .^..31 58N Rabbath-moab, or Ar 31 22n Rabbato ..w35 60N Rabbato .~~ — ~.3G 2N Rabbi, or Atzia ~.40 32.1 Rabbi, River 44 i7N Rabbit Is ~.37 ION Halipph ......... ftf.^rf ...9.-1 9.nn Knhea ,.,u.,.rr^rr rr^-—'^ "M R.ibit I. See Singapore-... >~. Rabnabad, R. ... ~.2I .liN Rabi)7!rer....r.rr... ~.,50 15N Raccoon Fork .. ~.41 48N Rachar ...«....>» ~.65 35N Rachel's Sepul- chre 31 44N Rachts 60 24N n firhootPPtfiM.^** f*. 14 10b Rachur.~~.~~.. ~.16 IN Rackelf . — ~.54 9n Rackenford ~~. ~J50 fi8N Rackwick~~. — ....58 .52N R!>conitz~~ ■^JtO 4n Racoon. Cr.~^~. ~.39 43N R.ida ~-G0 IN liadcan ~.~,~,~, ~,3G 52N Raddington .~52 44N Kadcan ~~~~~. ~.3G 64N Radeburgh ~~.. .~.51 5.V Radck _~.... ~ „-43 22 m Radenforth ~~. „,53 13N Radorty ~~.~~. ~,57 37N Radford ~~.~~. ~,52 .WN Radice, Sub. . ~.42 18N Radices, Ad ~~. ~.42 40N Radigah ~,35 20N Radipole ~~.,.~. ~,50 38N R8dkersburi;.~~ ~,46 43M Radnor, New ~. ....52 I5N ± Radnorshire ~ Radoe, Isle ~,~. ~.S2 15N .—00 38N Radogast ~~~.... ~-51 39N Radollzcll ~-47 44N Radora 51 2'2N Radomsyl ~~~~. — 50 35N Radomsyl ~.~~~ -.50 42N Radomyst~.~~. .~.50 14N Radona ~~~~.~. — 41 16N (54 2N Radonsk ~~~~.. .~.5I CTt Radovitz 41 3G.V Hiidnwitz *^.f*^^f*. .'a 13V 50 9n Radstadt . — 47 23V Radstock, Cape ~,33 128 Radwintcr 52 On Radymno ~.~~- ~~49 57N Radzicliow ™~, ~~50 I8v Radzivilicliki „ ,..,55 SGV '•»-'1?;r 39 30B :iti 73 5W 49 78 4;,w 49 14K 10 38 88 an 6 lOW 11 56 408 32 19 3n8 .38 9 4ia 16 17 408 19 17 468 19 17 358 10 218 6 15B 6 3w 6 8W 79 30a 86 208 85 508 62 28 39 408 65 54b 6 Ow 2 SOW 1 40R 9a 6 40w 6 158 35 448 69 26b 19 21 16 II II 33 33 33 32 36 32 24 24 14 14 36 36 31 32 36 IB 31 35 44b 14 23B 14 118 27 30B 12 188 52 168 39 08 9 8B 90 258 6 188 92 18W 3 26W 36 12B 3 88 78 478 80 528 1 15W 3 38W 3 25W 13 438 87 20W 13 37B 58 5B 2 3GW 13 52b 19 378 11 I2B 4 8W 1 low 24 .5fiB 25 12B 67 48B 2 28W 16 la 3 7W 3 20W 6 08 12 IIB 8 .')78 21 9B 29 08 22 18 21 108 2 24W 48 488 19 '288 22 28B 18 508 4 158 13 2HB 134 168 208 22 648 24 418 23 45K 31 26 26 30 25 28 29 29 33 33 16 44 12 31 14 33 33 9 10 II 19 44 22 32 10 32 17 27 17 II B 56 60 32 10 19 10 10 22 17 18 23 23 19 19 24 23 23 27 20 16 19 62 10 19 19 23 Vjam. L.T, «--* v.? Rakau iiiangt, or Brett C. M 148 174 S3R 63 Rakesich ~. 43 18V 20 7H 27 Rakncc . ~,...3'J 4N 69 588 32 l~w.-... -».3I 47N 35 7B 31 Raraathan 20 26n 96 38 73 32H 36 Ramaul~~~ — 28 42N 33 Ramay Stacks.. CO 40N 1 18W 12 Rambla~~....~. — 37 37N 4 48W 24 Rambla n .-r. 38 I2N 1 20W 1 498 24 Rambouillet ~..48 38N 14 Hambudrapoor ~.17 46N 81 OB 33 Rameean ..~~~~~.36 57n 65 178 32 Rame,.~.~.....„ 50 20N 4 12W 10 Ramcran.. ........ ■ 36 69V 65 188 31 8>*s 79 338 32 Ramescs ~~.~.. »~J0 37N 66 Bamger ~~~~. 18 35N 33 Raragur~~~~... 20 25N 84 258 85 348 33 33 Ramgur -.23 43N Ramgiir~~~~~. — 23 ON 91 608 33 Ramgurh ~~27 17N 70 668 33 Raniillies~..M.~. 50 38N 4 608 33 RaminaK00diuin~.18 IHN 80 358 33 Raniiscram~~~. — 9 15V 79 258 33 Ramjawlee~~~. — 21 40N 84 178 33 Banijcrry ~.~~. 12 45V 77 208 6 37W 33 Rainkaleak~~~. — 57 16N 11 Ramkung Pt. and R. See Singa- pore~~~...~... h.~. 33 Ramla .m sj^^rr 35 50V 14 SOB 14 I4R 20 26 Hamla, B — 33 3N Ramnad ~~~~.. 9 22V 78 48B 73 388 33 Ramnegurh ~~. — 32 18N 33 liamnugar _~~. 25 llN 83 68 33 Raninugui h~.~. '24 11 V 81 88 6 17W 33 Ramoan~~..~~~~.55 ll.v 13 Ramoo~~~~.~.. — 21 30N 92 16M 35 Ramor Lough.. 53 49N 7 3W 13 l4 45V 77 108 33 Rampoora _~.~ 25 58V 7G 88 24 Ramporc~~~.-.. ,~.24 32N 81 6b 33 Rampsidc~, — 54 6V 3 low 9 Ram ntnn .~...52 I8N 78 48W 10 Rampton~~..~. — 53 18V 9 Rampur_~.~~-. — 33 .53N 75 68 33 Ramrcc Isle~~. ~~10 lOV 03 458 35 Ramsay ~.~~~ ..~-54 2nv 4 21W 9 Ramsbury~~.~. 51 '27N 1 35W 10 fiamscraigs~.~. 58 12N 3 -/ivr 11 Ramselo 63 29V 16 2G8 2'i Ramscn~.~.~~. 47 42N 8 498 15 Ramsey ~.~- — 52 2SN 6w 10 Ramsey ~, .. 51 55N I 128 10 Ramsey hle.^- .-il 52N 6 21W 10 Rami'gate ~~~. „~51 20V 1 258 10 Ramsheg Rainsholt —> — 45 44V 63 38W 41 52 Ilf 1 20B 10 Ramshope ~.~. ~„ 55 20V 2 25W 9 Ramteak ~.~~. — 21 20V 79 208 33 Ramus, Cape ... 15 !)M 74 28 33 ltanapungorn~. ~-.69 ON 27 I5K 23 Kanau Lake ~^ 4 508 103 .50K 3.'> Ranaiirooncia— — 15 .15N 76 34 B 33 It.iravdcc ..^.... 24 20V 86 lOK 9 8E r. a.)u 33 Itatilxil ..,.").') 41V 21 !l 'lne>, iitii Pinelte, Kivcr- Pineville. Piiiey . Ping-hang . Plng-la~^ Ping-lo . Pingtchiien-.. Ping-ting Pingiiento. PinK-yang. Ping-yuan Pinheira Pinhciro Pinhcl ^ Pinliel Pin jar ~4a M 3% 24 24 .2ft Pinjarra.>>~'». Pinmore Cm. Pinnabar, Mt.. i^inne ..~~. — i Pinnebcrg-. Pinner Pinniveri 32 ftS — 30 52 53 -66 ^^^r*^**^^'' 2MM 29n 2lN 32N 33N 23N MS .'.ON 24N 6!* 32M 2SN 30N 4r>N 88 60V SM llN 2ri8 2G!« 41N a'>M 28N 6SM SIN 28N IN 30N ajN 18N 31 N 7if Pino.^^.^ -—42 Pino 46 Plnos ^~ 22 Pino» del Iley 37 Pinoi, lale de 21 Pinotepa -^-»###<9 Pipr a -«w#-#»M.-*i->-^»«>26 5N PiprI 37 18N Piquet, Berg'~~->-32 363 Piqiiiry, River .~-wl6 638 Piracruca —.——<-.- 4 Cs Pirajaura, River— 6 60s Piranga Pirapa, River Pirate Isles—. Pirates l8les-~. Piray ta 20W HO Hvv 4 21B 106 40n 110 49it no 621 101 16K 113 289 14 la 111 33K 105 40R 8 27w 8 4SW 7 iw FA 66W' 77 OB 116 ft2B 4 47W 148 6K 16 lOB 9 4(!K 22n' 6 3G»v 9 21K 26 a>tt 101 17W 3 4HW 82 45W 98 6W 81 67W 1 238 26 66B 40 44W 120 SB 2 iw 60 20^^• «)15\r 10 32B 86 3lB 8 40B 16 2)4K 30 13B 20 40B 24 20B 82 26B 13 lOB 20 303 21 683 .21 ION 27 68N 18 65s .,33 30s ..60 Stt „6l 40M 10 6n —49 IIN —56 43N 60 55N ,38 4s Pirguitai Piriatim . Piritiarvi Piritii. Plrmasans Pirn Pima Pirongia Pirsnik -——.-— 43 2iiN Pirti — „— .— 27 30n Pisa Rs. .-. . ..-37 38N Pis.!, or Pisae —43 46N Pisagne.— — ~46 60n Pisagua, Point — 19 30s Pisalouk 18 20N Pisania ....-.-.. — — .13 37N Pisano — .. 43 42N PisaskI .„ Pisaurum Piscataquis, R. Pisciotta. Pisco , Piscano... Pisek. PiKida - ..36 69N .43 S5N .45 7N ,40 4n 13 453 .22 428 49 20N 40 3N t Pisidia— ^— ~37 48N Piskolt ^——47 35N Pismantas ^^ 9 4Cs I'israimpoor— -,— 27 45n Pissen _——-.— 67 34n Pissevache — .~».>.46 9n I'issot .— .— ~ — ~,46 4N Pistill — — 52 58N Pistoja 43 6-v Piitoria 43 68n Pisuerga, Kiver ~.41 .33.V l'isiuig~— ~— 26 6,'lN Pitembola....—- .28 52s P'.tangui..,^ ....19 19B 44 14 14 y. 34 34 34 34 19 S4 34 24 24 24 61 33 63 13 63 20 31 10 12 26 27 46 34 47 46 43 14 23 61 34 10 61 61 25 33 15 20 23 22 28 33 25 147 I5B 60 44W 87 24B 64 6Hw 81 58B 24 32R 13 38B fifi Ow 41 28\v 02 low 4.< 56w S3 13W 108 15B 34 38B 62 4w 67 16VV 33 36B 21 4lE 65 6w 7 37i: 2 64 w 13 56B 175 12B 22 69B 86 6B 21 38B .„ 10 26B 25, 56 S3 61 83 60 33 28 38 61 61 51 61 61 34 37 50 50 23 23 49 18 12 17 63 27 33 28 10 10B 70 3nvir 99 43E 14 45 W 10 84B 21 4eB 12 65N C9 20w 15 12b 76 15W 66 36W 14 9R 11 48B 31 .35B 22 16b 69 30\V 75 30B 22 OK 7 2b 38B 4 20w 10 64b 10 55B 4 49w 61 38B &3 40\V 46 low 25 50 35 36 25 28 66 41 26 49 60 19 56 56 19 60 33 23 15 14 9 25 56 24 32 50 61 iiiitch ^t) .VtN riain of Troy — „-»U 53N Plain, Sea of 31 30v PlaUance 19 48'« Plan 49 63N Plana, or Tabarca Isle — 38 &n Plana»ia —42 .13ii Planchenolt 6ii 40N Piancoit 48 32N Pianos, Isle n .s.'iN t Plantagonet -.—34 428 Plantain Garden, R. and Haib— 17 58N Plaschmen ~.!i5 ION Plast'nci.i-........—4l 4^N Plasericia— ~— .40 7N 55 12N 23 SON VJ 3HN 36 5N 26 IHK 30 ar> 33B 31 73 6w 47 12 46B 10 Plai-ketts Plassey Plasteva Plata, Cape. Plata, Islu — i Plata, La... Plata. l-a(Nevva) 3 Plata, Rio de la .^36 Platamcs, R. Platamon Platana Platanales Platani, River. Platanilla PlatanistosMM..... r late ..—...... —— . Plate, I. Plate, Point Plate, River Platform. Platia Plat Platsc 38 14N Platona-..~~. ..~.~36 18N Platta 46 39N Platte R. LiUle-~39 9n Plattenberg 28 5s Platteii bergs Ba.ikcn — ~— 30 54fl Platting 48 45N I'lattobuvg 44 40N Plau ........-.— ..~-53 27N Plau, Lake .W 27N -50 31 N -42 40N .15 34N -54 50N 1.^s CS I8N 08 .19 I2N 40 ON 1 2N 8 4!SN 37 24N 18 5N ,T8 2N 63 46N 37 4(i8 19 44N —44 43N -19 40N 37 2SN :i8 5v 30w 10 7B 4 2.^B 2 I4w 73 low 117 5()B 78 15w 21 42B 1 liw 6 56W 2 :ia\v 88 20K 46 2!)B 5 i»\v 81 9\r C4 Ow 75 64W BG 50W 21 278 2'J 42B 39 30B 67 2W 13 14B 101 89W 24 33B 15 17R 176 60B 70 40W 86 28W 73 22W 22 55B 24 9B 23 2(IB 22 64b 8 6IB 94 32w 25 52B Plauen Plava, Lake-. Plavis, R. — I'lawswutth . Plava ISrava, hnsaya de. Playdon — .~. I'laytlii)tne~- Plaz PIaz Plazllla, La Pleasant Isle. Pleasley Pleigne. Plelan Plemmyrium ., Plencia...~— . Plenty, Bay.of Pleoneiz —.—.-. Pies Plesgucn. Plesliy Pleska Plesse. Pleszew. -_. PIcttenbcrg Bay~34 Os Plevna —43 2RN PIczidy 48 i'JS Plibiscken ——64 39n Pliros ........,— ~.46 50N Plinthine and Bay 31 On .23 428 50 !>SH .53 58N 46 37N 46 4HN 32 238 408 -53 ION .47 24n ,48 On ,37 2n .-43 2«N .,37 403 ..48 3N ."i? 21N 48 27N ..51 48N G;i 3C,s 49 58N 51 57N Ploaghi Plock Plockton. Ploen. Ploen, Lake . Ploermel— ..... Ploiesti Plokapari 40 41 N 52 30n 57 20n 54 ION 64 8N .47 66N 44 54n ............— .58 44N Ploskino t'loskoucha Plot Plouay Ploumeren~. Plouncoui „- Plowden Hills Plumaton 34 f.6 16 li 47 52 47 20 21 34 9 33 23 21 49 50 49 50 28 27 30 49 26 46 28 20 63 47 44 47 28 25 28 28 15 44 38 25 4% 38 12 47b 18 73 33w 43 12 13B 17 12 16b 17 12 81? 17 30 OB 27 12 a.-in 66 1 35w 9 Plomb de Cantal Mont...»45 2n Plombieres— .w_„47 67n Plonval— 48 48N Plumb, River Plumbaria ..^^.^.^ 52 34N 56 43N 46 6n 47 54n 48 36n .48 40n 17 52K 53 'i7N 47 42N 6n 70 30b 44k 2 low 9 IUB 9 49b 71 17W 167 35K 1 14w 7 I8B 2 4w 15 I8B 2 67W 176 30B 4 I4W 41 508 1 66W 24B 40 66b 18 5Cb 17 4(iB 23 30R 24 4IB 3 8W 21 24b 9 16b 29 33B 8 41B 19 6.^B 5 38W 10 26B 10 26B 2 24W 26 6b 21 40B 2 46B 6 30B 4 1.5W 26 14b 31 18B 73 41W 3 22W 3 22W 4 23w 77 35W 2 .'J7W 96 41W 8 ISB 50 10 9 15 15 fiO 54 9 15 14 66 24 52 14 23 14 10 23 20 20 38 27 14 20 15 56 26 23 11 21 21 14 27 14 14 14 23 23 42 14 14 14 17 9 44 56 Po|;stall. PoKum...^... Polcux — Poindfxter.. Poinu . Poinliar- ..^3 I9» 40 4.'!M 32 22.N ..28 9k -43 27N 7 16K 17 7 7» 16 30 8W 44 83 34a US J4 9B 27 34 43B 37 Point (Jalibou-.— ..25 15N Point Lake 65 6N 113 BOW 40 Point Pleasant — 38 86N 83 5w 44 Point, Puer— — 43 108 148 Ob 53 Poihtc, La Poissine. Poitiers .43 4f!N ,46 .WN —.,......46 AiiS t Poitou 46 3.^N Pojana 45 40.s Polar .» .,,,.....44 6N Polevsk 59 4n Pokatka, River — 64 6n Pokchensk 63 *r,n Pokemouch — — 47 38n Pokhrl ..——..32 44n Pokoe— — 6!) 4.^ Pokoto River 3 I3N Pokrov -.-.......66 6nN PokroTsk 61 26N Pokrovsk ——44 33N Pokrovsk ——. — .-86 27N Pokrovsk —.—..63 8N 64 16N 63 19N .26 25N .26 40n 26 37N ~38 7W -57 47N 44 52N Pokrovska . Pokrzydow. Pokur Pokurn Pokurn Pol Castro;.-, Pol Ewe Inn Pola Pola, Cape Sta. ~.38 12N Polachy.,— .— .-.. - ,10 35N t Poland f>2 30n Polangen-.*. — .-..,65 64n Polar Sea 74 On Polarra 36 47n Polchinki 54 36N Poldean— — 65 KiN Pole 24 On Pole ———20 45N Poica— .— aJ8 32n Polekraicliti— 43 18n Polemoniuin -.—41 4n Pok-nsliaw — .17 36n Polent7.ke —...,...51 69n ± I'olesina —..45 In Polcsworth Polgar Poll— , Poliani —52 37n .—47 63N 41 66N 37 9N 40 2n Policastro Policastro,Gulf of 3!) 66n Policliene ——37 13N Folicoro — w-40 ION Pollczka —,,..,,40 3HN I'oliero ^——40 23N Polignano— 40 ft9N Poligny — —.-.46 50N Polikandros— -.-36 37N Polillo, Isle 15 ON Pollnino . — .,—41 <39n Polino ..——..-.36 4.'>N Politika 38 S.'iN Polkeratnet 55 52N Polkerris Bay 60 I8N Polkevitz 61 30N Polla -..——.— 40 24N Pollentia ——44 48n Pollenza .,—— .39 .53N Pollenia Bay —39 64N Pollina 37 58n Pollina, or Polloni —40 38N PoUma, Mount 40 On Pollnow -..,-.......64 8N Pollock 56 49n Pollock Shaws —65 50n Polloe Plains —37 618 Polmaddy— — 6,5 ION Polmaise ——66 7n Pulment —-—56 ON 1 37i« 6 4IB 2lB ;iow 1 68B 23 3IB 102 6B 66 7K 90 5SB 44 40B 64 62W 76 8b 124 .508 60 3(>w 38 69b 46 IB 43 68 34 39b 45 278 38 08 19 23B 74 32B 73 4b 72 26b 31 27b 5 35W 13 6.3B 19, 6G 31w 34 77 4B 13 Ob 31 10b 114 Ow 3 4w 44 41 R 3 24w 73 15B 87 5W 22 58R 25 33B 37 27B 80 49b 12 26B 11 52B 1 37W 21 7B 12 52b 22 88 ^r^ 32B 15 348 22 628 16 388 16 178 23 238 17 16B 6 428 24 64b 121 548 O 16w 24 398 23 348 3 48W 4 42w 16 6b 15 258 8 08 3 68 3 llK 14 118 23 308 Polmont -.—55 59N Polmood —55 32N Polnltz —50 4fiN I'olnoon Cas.— 55 43N Polom ....57 43N ± Polonina —48 40n Polora ..— — 18 5s Polotzk— ,— 55 20.V M 15 14 14 14 19 29 23 29 33 41 33 29 49 33 23 23 23 33 33 20 33 33 33 38 11 31 23 23 39 24 23 13 33 47 28 27 66 33 17 25 10 19 25 28 26 26 28 26 19 27 26 14 28 35 24 28 28 13 10 20 26 56 24 24 26 27 Polovino -.-^f) 55N Poiquiiairn —55 25N Polsbrokedain.«..-61 69n 19 25b 16 68 16 40B 6 37W 4 I8W 143 8B 4 I4w 3 52W 3 42W 3 42W 3 26w 11 538 4 16w S3 218 23 20b 65 45W 29 4b 47 41 R 4 26w 463B 27 26 20 11 12 52 12 12 12 12 12 17 13 23 19 49 23 23 12 16 .'ont Pontl'Evfeque Pont Roido -~ Pont Rosseau, Pont Salars— Pont St Prix_ Pontsur Sa6ii Pont Bur Yoni PontadaCruz Ponta da Oalei Ponta do Sol - Pontaix M— Pontal .-..».-.- Pontarion— . Pontarlier— — Pontassleve — Pontchartrain, Ponte....... " — ' Ponte.— ....... .... Pontc f 'orvo - Pontc Tresa— Pontffract — Ponteland— , Fontesbuiy — ontevodra — . Pontevedra, R Pontgand — . Pontia .....-. — Pontiac— .w PontJanah — . Pontica — ^— . Pontlko Nisi- Pontine Ma sh Pontivy _— . Ponllaville — Ponto Laut Is Ponto Laut St Pontoise — .— Ponton, Great Pontons——. Pontorson— — Pontremoli — t'Pontus— Pontypool — Ponurovka— Pnnza, Isle- Pood clla—.—.— Poodoocottah . Pool ........-...-, Pool Delak — Pool, Sth Poolabrishim, Poolasir— .— . Pooldaragh — . Poole —».—.. Poole — . Poolcjee — . Poolkee, Rs. , Poolmurr— . Poolshone Hei Pooltiel, Locli. Poonah — — Pooneh — Poondy -.— Poor Bunder , Poor Head — Poorally Pas Pooringli-y ^»^ ^0 ^^*^^*^ R. Pooimah . Poorna, Rivei Poorna, R. . Poort Karroo Poorton, N... Pnoshte Badn ± Popadia— . Popavska . Popayan - Pophotz — Popoli ... — . Pnppelau . Poppenbuttel Poppingavier Poppleton.. Poprad — . Popuandua - Populonium Pora, Po. . Poraparana, Poray, R.-. Porcarizza . Porco ,~— . Porcos — . Porcuna— . Pore" Porelsk — , Porcntrui .-. Poretchie — Poretta— ., Purgoritz — Porictche— Purirua, Ha 1991 7 w;k 17 PontlEveque~..49 I7N Pont Roido ..,..,..>47 23N IIR 14 Port Sonaclicn — 66 22N 5 low U Potomar, Uivir~-38 6N 76 20w 41 r 4.1M 7 7H 10 U47B 14 PortSorell 41 138 14G 418 53 Potomac, llivcr ~,26 ION 80 5W 44 2U.N 30 8wr 44 Pont Ilo»«eau,-.,,47 11" 1 34nr 14 Port Stephen* — 32 438 16i lOK 03 r„toii .. "» •■'■■w "* '^'»» ^ t 9k 83 34a 83 Pont Salar8~~»~'4't I6n 3 42a U Port Two Peoplc.34 68a 118 lla 03 PotosU- -38 ION 91 3nw 43 27N ii 9b 27 Pont Si Prlx_~-~.4H 49N 3 468 14 Port William .'« 40M 86 7W 44 Potosi ( Mi»iouri )_37 57N 90 40w 44 ISIf 34 43B 37 Pont tur Sa6nc,~47 4IN 6 3a 14 Port Yarrock 54 42N 4 3hv 13 PotosI, Cerro ilel, .„_ AN 113 BOwr 40 Pont sur Yonne .48 1 < n A 13B 14 Portucl.m 17 24N 100 24w 46 Mine 22 Om 100 12w 46 1 &6N 83 r,\v 44 PontadaCru/ 31 37N 16 B7*v 36 Portadown,^ 64 26M 6 27W 13 Potrcro , 26 48 66 9W 00 1 lOB 148 OR 53 Ponttt da Oa\era,~31 43N 17 12W 36 Portaferry 54 22m 8 3,W 13 Potrcros 24 108 63 20w 60 -m Ponta do Sol .. 31 40n 17 7w 36 Portage 48 18n 78 48\v 43 PotrerosdcS. Ber- ,T nrr •-,■-- <»a Pontaix ~~„.,. 44 4fiN 6 15a 14 Portage, Hay ,~~,46 42* 82 4W 42 nardo .M.,^ 23 Bl« i'J 43W 60 *M0 Ponta1,.~,~,~,~,'--I0 248 49 3w 61 Portage. Fort 41 22M 83 44^ 44 Potsdam « ""3 22ii 13 38 20 ) 4)iN 1 37ii 14 IS 14 Pontarion~~~~>-,~~46 ON 1 4'tn 14 Portage, River 47 6M 72 I4W 42 Potter Mil" 36W 9 i fiON 6 4lB Pontarlier,.,,^,'^" 46 64N 6 23a 14 Portagueaa, River 8 I2N Pottalban ...~ — 46 56M 67 S7W 40 Potter, Hivpr„ 62 ^\h 6 aw 3 i ;<5M 21R PontaMleve 43 47N 11 25R 30 6 6ft8 16 Potton B2 7M 13W 10 ; df 40M 22 31 B 19 Ponte ^fi 35V 9 6tR 15 Portalegre 39 19N Portandik , 18 2nM 7 18W 24 Pourht'ux 48 CM 6 348 14 4 SN 102 &B 29 Ponte ("orvo .-, — 41 28N 13 38K 25 16 OW 36 P..U(loJ 11 62N 36 258 23 9 in 66 7K 23 Ponto Trt'sa~,~~~45 58N 8 62R 16 Portario„~~.~~~,40 IMN 23 138 27 Pougl.ill 60 62N 4 32W 10 i SN 90 66B 29 Pontofract .,,.. 6;i 42N 1 IHW 9 Portarlington 53 On 7 12W 13 Pou«hkopu.i>e 41 48N 73 61 w 44 Poiiiiial, Wakati, 3 4'iN 44 40B 33 Ponteland,„,M-,„...'56 3N 1 44v»' 9 Portbane ~ 66 I.1N 7 32W 13 7 38(» 64 62W 41 'ontcBbuiy 52 38n ^ontevodra 42 24N 2 51\v 10 Portblaln ~~,57 35n 6 40\v 11 or White 1 37 3ns 177 138 ,W 2 44N 76 8B 33 8 •Xlvi 24 Portdinlleyn 52 67M 4 .^'iw 9 Pouieldino .(ill 42N 60 188 23 f) 4»N 124 50B 29 Pontevedra, Ria~-42 2:W 8 4r,\T 24 Porte1~— -38 I7N 7 24W 24 Poullly 47 18N 2 688 14 3 I3N 60 3(iw 49 Pontaand,^ 48 1«n Pontla -,-„..,.. •lO .'SSn 3 42W 14 PorttMcorkic 54 40N 4 67W 12 PouiBkol 64 IN 49 .WB M 5 SON 38 69B 33 13 Ob 56 Porteroi .~. 43 IN 6 248 14 Poullno Jf* 30N 28 98 23 1 26M 46 IK 23 Pontiac — 42 43n 83 18W 41 Portei .~~, 44 14M 4 la 14 Poulisdous ^~~~ 3 36N 73 308 33 4 33N 43 6B 23 Pontianah ^»>..>.» "■ 109 3fiB 35 Portglenone 64 63N 6 28 w 13 Poulmud 32 24n G3 548 32 G 27N 34 39ii 23 Pontica ,,,~.~, 40 21 n 36 548 56 Portgower 68 6m Porthpyniteel, Pt.61 62N Portillo 19 80M 3 43W 1 1 Poulnish 56 53N 8 43W 11 3 8n 45 27B 33 Pontlko Niii 39 :1n 23 228 28 8 8W 10 PouloNlaslsle-, 1 l.%N 97 408 3.5 Poulo Pinang Isle 6 2.'iN lOO 208 35 4 IflN 38 OB 33 Pontine Ma «he» -41 26N 13 4b 25 77 low 47 3 19^f 6 25N 19 23B 74 22b 20 33 Pnnrlvv -.-^a 8N 3 OH' 7 88 14 15 Portimao .,.,,..^~,~'37 llN Portlncrosn f-S 42N 8 28VV 84 4 62W 12 Poulton. -,J>3 61N 2 69W 9 Poulton 61 42M 1 6;jw 10 Pontlaville 46 42N 6 40IV 73 4B 33 Ponto Laut Isle, 3 408 116 33R 35 Portingscale 54 37N 3 llw 9 Poumankat 1 8N m HK 3.i 6 37N 72 26b 33 Ponto Laut Strait 3 308 116 15e: a5 Portiihead ^~~~51 2HM 2 47W 10 Pouna, Point 6 558 39 40« 3G 8 7M 21 27B 28 Pontoise. —40 3n 2 58 14 Portland . A1 IW 79 33W 44 Poundiasir 28 ."iN 73 628 33 7 47N 5 35W 11 Ponton, Great ~,..62 62N 39w 10 Portland 50 S-IM 2 2Gw 10 Poundstock 60 4Tn 4 3.3W 10 4 S2N 13 63R 9,5C Pontons 43 48n 5(iW 14 ± Portland 18 9M Portland Bill JiO 3IM 76 30W 47 Poung 31 8N 106 208 31 8 12N 3IW 24 Pontorson 48 35N 1 33W 14 2 27W 10 PounSa 8 108 98 308 35 33V 77 4B 31 Pontremoli ,.„~,~44 2'iN 9 65R 25 Portland, B. 38 2()« 141 408 62 Pouriieux 43 27N 6 468 12 >2 30!* (5 54N 13 OB 31 lOB 23 t' Pnntiii ,...-..40 oan 38 OR 56 Portland, C. ~ .40 488 148 28 63 Poustarctsk 62 ION 1(;4 508 29 23 Pontypool 61 42N Ponurovka,.~~~~-62 ION 3 iw 10 Portland, I«le 50 34n 2 26W 10 Poustozirsk A OS 73 15(S 33 Poo1„ 63 64N 1 38W 9 Portland, Point „,17 43N 77 8w 47 Poverty Bay 3S 408 178 108 63 20 45N 87 6w 47 Pool Delak . -,34 48N 51 2b 32 Portland, Rldgc,~17 45M 77 12W 47 Povisul ■'« 21 N 72 608 33 Pov eneiz .-62 Com «4 428 23 18 32N 22 68B 28 Pool, Sth 60 16N 3 42W 10 Portland, or Sola 43 KSN 25 33B 27 Poolabrishim, U.~35 57N 57 158 32 Rock 17 2M 77 30W 47 Povingland 52 34N 1 208 10 41 4n 37 27B 56 Poolasir 28 24N 74 308 33 Portlaw -~„62 17n 7 lyw 13 Povoa .-. 39 31 N 7 23w 24 17 35N 80 49b 33 Pooldaragh 62 23N 6 33w 13 Portlemoiith 50 14n 3 44w 10 Povoa 3H I6N 7 12W 24 61 69N 13 2SB 17 Poole 50 43N 1 69w 10 Portlethon. 67 3N 3 9w 11 Povoacao I)o Ca~31 44N 16 44w 36 49 In 11 52B 25 Poole -24 ON 73 2015 33 Poitlock 51 13N 3 348 10 Povoacas do Mag- 52 37N 1 37W 10 Poolciee ~28 17N 68 408 33 Portinahomack ,~67 61 n 3 47W n dalena 31 42N 17 9w 3G 47 63N 21 7B 19 Poolkee, Rs. 30 46N 62 188 33 Portmarnock ~,53 26N 6 8W 13 Povol8k~, '57 11N 43 218 23 41 66N 13 62b 25 28 Poo1murr-,~,™„~2n 6n 75 30B 33 Portmoak 56 12n 3 19w 10 Powaen 2iJ 7n 82 45B 33 37 9N 22 8B PooUhono Head ~62 36n 6 13W 13 Portraorc 65 43N 3 12W 10 Pow-ching,... .28 2N 118 308 34 40 2N I'l 32B 26 Pooltiel, Loci) 57 28N 6 42VV 11 Portnacro.-ik 5fi 37N 6 2IW 10 Pow-choo 34 82N 110 188 34 3!) ft6N 15 34B 26 Poonah 18 26N 73 568 33 PortnahavLMiw. — 65 4»N 30W 10 Powell's Isles GI Os 47 Ow 2 37 13N 22 62B 28 Pooneh 33 42N 74 25B 33 I'ortnellan 56 17M 4 30W 10 Powelton~ «.33 21N 82 53W 44 .40 10m 16 38B 26 Poondy 18 66n Poor Bunder 21 40N 86 42B 33 X Portneuf 47 Ov 72 Ow 42 Powgavie 56 2GN 3 9w 12 .49 3HN 16 17B 19 69 468 33 Portneuf .,.48 32N 69 4w 41 Powick .62 9N 2 14W 10 ,40 23N 23 23B 27 Poor Head_,~,-^1 48n 8 6w 13 Portneuf, River,„48 32N 09 6w 41 Powicdz ~~,52 25N 17 528 20 .40 ft9N 17 15B 26 Poorallv Pass 2G 40n 66 08 33 Porto Alegre„~~~29 6f« 51 6w 61 Pownaur 20 44N 78 388 33 ,46 SON 6 42B 14 Poorlngh-y-jallali, Portobello 55 58N 3 8w 10 Pownee ~.„~~,20 49n 79 308 33 ^37N 24 54B 28 n. ......:..:. 38 08 142 678 53 Porto Bello 9 35n 80 iw 49 Powrie 24 2lM 86 308 33 ,15 ON 121 54B 35 Pooimah „ 21 33n 61 48 33 Porto Calvo 8 698 35 32W 51 Powtrail, W 65 21n 3 43W 12 41 39N 16W 24 Poorna, River,~~.ai 6n 76 568 33 Porto d'AlUO. See Poxim 9 618 36 68W 61 .36 4W 24 39B 28 Poorna, R. *«~-~,21 On 76 38 33 Envs. of Rome 25 PoxwelU 60 39N 2 22W 10 ,38 35N 23 34b 28 Poort Karroo 33 208 19 568 38 Porto da Cruz*~.~,31 4GN IC 60 w 36 + Poyais 15 25N 86 OW 46 Poyals .»...»„«.~..16 12M P8 8W 47 ,55 52N 3 48W 13 Poorton, N.,.,~~-60 47n 3 40Hr 10 Porto da Ribeira .50 18N ,61 30N 4 42W 16 6B 10 20 Pnnalitp nadman ~33 14n 66 498 33 19 daJanella ~».~~31 51 m 17 9>V 36 Po yanffju.j... -rr,,.OT ism iifi oa !U ± Popadia -~,48 »iN Popavska 60 I4N 23 608 Porto da Scrra da PoyangTtake 29 20n 116 10b 29 .40 24N 15 258 26 37 298 23 Agoa .31 49M 17 Gw 36 Poyarefc 1 68 63 Ow 47 ,44 48N 8 OB 56 Popayan 2 25N 76 69w 49 Porto Fino. -,44 19M 9 128 25 Poyntzfield 67 39N 4 10W 11 ,39 hin 3 6B 24 Pophotz ,^ 54 37N 9 288 31 Porto Greco 41 61m 16 128 25 Pozaro, F. 22 588 62 52w 50 .39 54N 3 llB 24 Popoli. 42 9N 13 688 25 Porto, Gulf of 42 17M 8 378 28 Pozo del Tigre — 29 848 63 48w 80 .37 58n 14 llB 26 Poppelaii ^ 50 51 w 17 468 20 Porto Mains ^.^31 62n 17 low 36 Pozo, Rl 33 .aw 68 38W 50 ^0 32N 23 30B 27 Poppenbuttel 53 41N 10 68 31 Porto Moral 37 66N 6 27W 24 Pozo Estrecho — 37 48N 1 2W 24 Poppingavier .~>,„53 6N 6 448 16 Porto Mouth 15 34n 61 26w 47 Pozo, Jn. Antonio27 388 61 9w 50 ,40 38l» 19 25B 27 26 Poppleton 53 69n 1 8W 9 Porto Nova,~*«,~31 39M 16 49'r 36 Pozo Quimlli . 28 3s 61 60W 50 ,40 ON 16 6B Poprad 48 59m 20 14B 19 Porto Novo 11 32N 79 408 33 PozcSixto 27 418 61 45w 60 ,54 8n ,56 49n 16 40b 6 37W Popuandua ,»,>.,.. .26 98 Populonium .«„.,43 On 60 33W 61 Porto Rent .i,,,,,r,-yn 3In 6 Ilw 24 Pozo. Verde 24 468 63 Ow 50 Pozoblanco 38 20n 4 36W 24 20 11 12 10 338 66 Porto Snnto ,55 SON 4 18W Pora, Po. 2 16s 99 458 35 (Madeii.'i) 32 20N 16 30W 36 Pozolorentc 39 8m 1 41w 24 ,37 648 143 8k 62 Poraparana, R. ~, 308 71 Ow 49 Porto S. Maria,~.J6 34m 6 13W 24 I'ozos, Pta. de los 41 408 64 60w 50 ,6,^ ION 4 14w 12 Poray, R 17 28 63 Ow 49 Porto, V. N.de~,41 9m 8 33W 24 Pozuzel 40 51N 1 23W 24 ,66 7n 3 52W 12 Porcarizza.,„.,~~~45 17n 11 12K 25 Porto Vecchio 41 36m 9 178 35 Pozuzo 9 408 74 17W 49 .66 ON 3 42W 13 Porco 19 528 65 38W 50 Porto Vecchio, Pozuzu, River 9 608 73 42w 49 .65 59N 3 42W 13 Porcos 1 258 63 64W 49 Gulf of 41 .3fiN 9 198 25 Pozzallo ,.„-„36 46M 14 618 26 .,65 32N 3 25W 13 Porcuna 37 63n 4 9w 24 PortonCraigFerrySe 2GN Portore, Lake 34 3.3N 2 .WW 12 Pozzelli Tower 40 47N 17 408 26 .,80 4«N 11 53B 17 Porcv 4S 55^7 1 llw 14 6 17W 13 Praam Berg 29 178 24 538 38 .65 43N 4 lOw 13 Pore' ^ ~, 6 28M 72 47W 49 Portree 67 2CM 6 12W n Prada ~,-~~,4G 20n 9 278 18 -57 43N S3 21 B 23 Porelsk 58 4';m 48 158 23 Portsea 50 48M 1 6w 10 Pradanoa 42 42N 4 I9w 24 .,48 40N 23 20b 19 Porentnii 47 24n 7 58 15 Portseni 46 12n 23 218 27 l'radelIe»~~..~~-~44 45N 3 678 14 .,18 58 65 45W 49 I'oretchie 55 llM 31 288 23 Portsmouth _,~,60 48N 1 6W 10 Pradcs ,.-,„,41 21m 66B 24 ■,f>b SON 2!J 4B 23 Poretta 44 9n 10 678 25 Portsmouth i New Prades 42 37n 2 258 14 -^6 5SN 47 41 R 23 Porgoritz ,~42 45n 19 338 27 Hampshire)„-~.43 Cn 70 49w 44 Pradilla 42 15N 3 5W 24 .66 25N 4 2fiW 12 Porictche — ~-52 38n 28 39B 23 Portsmouth Prado ~.~.17 228 3!» 7W 61 .61 59N 4 63E 16 I'urlrua, Hur.<. — 41 Qs 174 658 53 (OhioUjLT/r i,,i, 38 4'j'^ 83 <)w 44 Prado .,-. 1 278 54 3-^ «| PrcMott ..>.....^...»a 96N I PraMnUtlon,La4A 41n I'rcMniano ^.....1.41 >ait PrcMTTatlon Pt. PrMidlo...~.~..^..ao 4M rrcM West~~~~~fi5 Mw PrMtelgn „ M ITn Preitholm, I...W.M lOw Prwton ........■„..„.■ 53 40N PrMton ...., ft3 46n Preiton ,....,JW 3AN Prcitoiu M 30!T Pretton ^~....^^.J)a S6n rr ctcon ~.~~.... 40s Priapua .......,...,«..40 24N Price, Cape .^...^1 3 30n Priddy #*»»»*»»»o»»^»».. 51 IfiN Prldvorlc ..~ 42 32m Priebut 51 i'Jtt Priepeti, River -^61 7m Priepol >^..>,.«..^.43 7n Priest Haggard .^3 17N Prieit, I. ..,..^..^.88 ON Priettburg ~.^^l fiSN Prlettbury 63 16n Priettcliff .. ,>....>.. J>3 14n Priettlelgli .....^»8I 9n Prieitman, .R....»^18 9n 166 I SB 64 low t I2W 2 saw 4 3W 2 42w llW a saw 1 saw 48W 2 38W 1 20nr 1 43nr 2MW a49nr 2 law lis 40B 1IS46B 83 43W 34 aSB 4 86W 44 S3B B6 KV 70 UW 1 87wr 13 fioa 9 SOB 11 2IB 30 46B 26 SOB 100 I2B 27 20B 93 lOB 3 39w 18 22B 14 fitiB 30 20B 1!«4IB G S8W 5 27W 9 3tv 8 8W 1 4gw 9 31W 76 21w S3 SO 12 10 9 9 12 9 10 10 12 10 12 12 18 63 C3 44 27 12 23 61 49 14 20 16 17 28 27 as 66 as 10 27 20 23 27 13 11 10 9 9 10 47 Prlmara, Point #»44 37ir Primatettown ^.„.J!3 34n Priinavera, River 6 i8s Primit Parva «,.^22 25N Primolano «.,.»,m«»4S On t Prince Edward 44 3n Prince Ed- ward's Bajr ^...^.M On PrinceEdward's 1. 4S 808 t Prince Ed< ward'a Isle ,.„^6 30n Prince Itegente ^ S 338 Prince Rccent's B.76 SON Prince Reftent't Inlet Prince Regent'* River ( New Holland )«^ Prince Royal Harb. ,.»...~..^..3g 48 Prince Rupert's B.IS 3SN Prince of Waiet' I«l«ndt».»».~A, »,SS 30N Prince of Wales' Islet ■ .^..IS 08 Prince Town (Prince Ed- ward s l8le).,..,.,^6 36N Prince William's Sound ~.>....60 ON Prince's County^46 40n Princes lsland>iL.., 6 308 Prince's Isle -- ,,, l 28n Princess Royal Isiandt...>....^^.62 SON 130 OW Princetoun ...,^^..38 23N 87 33W 44 Princeza> S 188 37 3W 61 Principe Regente- 5 338 44 26w 51 t Principato,Citra40 84N 16 25b 26 lPrinc!pato,Ultra41 8N 15 6b 26 l*rincipe 29 26N 104 30w 46 Principe dc Beira. Ft-.. 12 22s 64 46w 49 Principe, V. do.~.,18 Sis 43 40W 61 Priricipe.V.N du.3» aiiii 60 dGW 61 12 18B 25 6 28W 13 48 26w 61 33 6B 55 U 60B 25 77 26W 42 77 Ow 42 39 SOB 2 63 lOw 41 44 86W 51 65 Ow 40 .76 ON 90 OW 40 .IS 808 12s 6B 62 117 52b 63 61 26W 47 133 Ow 40 147 OW 1 63 47W 41 146 20W 40 64 6W 41 105 15K 36 7 2SB 46 40 - - - - incnceTortZcaiSN II4 JOw 46 Providenclalcs _ Isles ......M. 31 4SN Provlns,~.. 48 33N Provision Islo^..^ 9 I3n Proielden «..~.«.,.«.40 46n A3 3lN Pruborn Pruc k «>^...... 49 laif Pruna..M..,. 37 8n Prunaadllyp)unu40 64n Pruna, Pt. ...,..»<.. 86 IOn Prunc h ...^...., 33 48n Prunellj, River ,.^1 6Sn Prunet..... 44 48n Prusa „..„>.. .,...■40 IOn PruMU^.... 44 SN : : Prussia ....»....M SON : Prussia, East „M SON : : Pruula, West~^ 60n *russka...^...^....49 In Pruth, River..... 45 SON Pnis ..,. .........47 6N Prydroysk ^..,.^60 60n Prye .. ,^ A SON Priasilo ^.^,.^.,.M 9n Priestlti .~>.,«....>.49 3SN Prsibrani_»..».....49 41 n Priyworce ....^.....60 a7N Psakhua ........38 34N Psili ,............Mw«..37 47N Pillorlti, Mount ....as I3N Psilos, C. — .........37 18N Pskov...... ............57 48N Pskov, Lake.~....~57 68n Piopliis .......>..~.>.87 S3N Psremis, Lake..»..49 37N Psyche, Isles_~...34 I2N Psyra, Isle .....^,...38 37n Ptcliirditsa ~....~.43 4n & CGI 10 iw^wi*»*>»*«>«w»y^<^o" 3^* Piolemals,.....,......a8 S6N Ptolemals...^ 39 20n Ptoleni«is.....~~._36 41 N Ptolcnnais. ......33 43N Ptolemais Fcra rum........^,...., Ptolemais Hcr- mll...........».......26 39N Puachun .......~.«~35 408 Puashish . ...~33 ON Puatani, River.._ 6 128 Piibb, iU......~.....35 36N Pubbay ..........^.....SS IIN Pubna ................24 On Pucanill4..............w27 OS Puce uloe.. .....~».~.24 8N Puchln ..>~...~.>....43 I8N 71 66 w 3 308 SI sow '.;3B 13 12a 13 16B 5 8W ai 20B 6 9W 74 18B 8 4NB 2 86B 89 8B 17 308 16 OB 21 6B 18 OB 18 llB 28 IflB 6 84b 10 43B 27 30B 100 35B 80 69b 13 30B 13 67B 18 6B 33 418 33 30a 34 46B 36 83B 88 84B 38 OB 81 6U 13 33B 62 OB 25 3Ga 40 35B 33 588 36 4H 31 OB 31 48B 20 62B 9 7N JiS 46N 12 4SN ~47 34N Puchow, Pucinum Puchpuri Puchwcis Puckaway, I.ake.w44 81 n PuckeridKe........».51 63B Pucklechurch_..Jil 88N Pudasiarvi .....^...65 2SN .62 16N .26 ON 20N 3 30N Puddington Puddur Pudna ~. 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In Putignano ^...,...40 62n Putlam ............... 7 S3N Putlawlaw, River 31 43N Putney — ..........51 3HN Putri Port. See Singapore,.....^.... Putrid 8ea......-...45 66n Putsfleld Puttanapuram Puttareat). Puttei Putten Putten Pultenham. Puttlny Puttirya.. i»^«»»w^w*»«^»i Puttlitz Puttun Puttu Piittykonda Putumayo...w. Futumayo, or lea, River. Putwad Putzeni. Put3 3n 30n 19 .-WN 47 36N «4 37N 36 54N SON 1 31N W.S8 46N 36 53N 37 49N Pylos, vel Cory phasium ~w.~..36 51n Pylos vel Eranii~.36 56m Pylstaerta Isle 22 30a Pyramid IIilU~~w36 3S Pyramid, The, Isle ^ Pyramid Pass Pyramid lilvcr . Pyramidal Hills Pyramids, The -..23 58n Pyramus, K .„37 20m Pyrdynska ... Pyrenasi, M.. 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Urunswick) 40 ON Queen's County (Prince Kd- ward's Isle) ^^..46 30H Queen's Ferry (Linlithgow) ..M ON ueenborough.>..J>l 2AN }ueenstown ..~~18 ISn Juecnstown .~.,,..~43 UN jueguay, R........J1 50a jueli'h, L.^,^.^K 57N Juclch, Hiver.~~.49 UN }ueihanRfoo~~.~,26 20n jueillngfoo ...>......25 3nN Jueltchooroo ~~~31 ION )uellaype, Vol. w4l 21b juelml ~~.~~~ 36 lis Juelpert Isle ~~~33 30N iuemada ..~~.. — 38 23N juemada Fort ~>. 6 SAN /uenborough ~~~62 4IN jendal ~.~ ~~69 A3n iuendalc Itny~~~59 64N juenton .............62 8n }uepe, River ~~~38 43s juequen. River ^.38 3Ss Queretaro.~~~..2l ON 3ueretaro >~~~~.20 42N juerftirt .~.....~... M 23N juerlmbs lsles~~ll Os Juerndrup w.~...S5 I In juero ,..~..... 46 59n ^uesne .<<......~....49 IN juethiock .......^..50 37N uetobo. River ~.16 I6s uetta, or Shaw 1.30 8n aettchou»~~~~.49 37n uetulo, Uivcr — 17 Oa 45 39n 60 34N 22 168 47 30N . 8 4SN 9 44N 8 fis 64 IN 67 6N .13 128 14 08 43 378 16 228 .30 22N 174 Oa 7 20W jueullle, La luevea )uiaca~.»... 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Cape„..^~>,3a 68N Raachoro ..,,..,..,,. ^ 50 36n Raa el Kbansta.,..^ 31n Ratgra ..., ..,.43 31n Raahan, l8le„,...,..48 0" Ra«harkin.....,..«^B4 57n Raahat, El ,„.,^.,„^ s6n Raatiee n ~...<^^....26 51n Raahid >...,.i.. ..,.,».. 26 80n Raaigerbi, Pt. .....^ On Raakolnitchia Rariuk 50 34N 41 45N Raawnpatam Ratachin In Raue Ratch Ra«qiierB.....,^^^.,.4l 2n Raaaelm, Lake <~.44 47n R:T:;«ova ,.,.^„,,.„..4t 14N RaaUdt < 48 50n Raatede~,>.~.>.»,^S3 I6N Rastekaii, Mount.70 On Raatenberg~.w,w.S4 6n Raatersk ~.,.. 59 20N RaatopaIo.,.,.w.,~.~39 I On Rastrick ,..^..,.^^63 41 n Raatto, El ^^ w 9 fiN Ra«uta.~,..,..^.,^..36 48n >14 I4N 57 I3N A2 SON B7 8N Ratcliff ««»»«<»i.,>..»,.52 d7N Ratcllff ......^.^...^BSl 51 N Ratcliffb, B....,^....^ 78 Ratgur ^ . ^ ^^.,..23 48N Rath ......^...^ 53 8n Rathangan 53 I4n Rathaspich ,^.......^32 I7n Bathbourny .......^.53 6n Rathconnel ...^.>.,63 S3N Rathconrath .>,..~.53 32n Rathcoole ...........63 17N Rathcormack.......J!8 6n Rathdownjr ...,.,...68 50n Bathdrum.............52 5Cn Ratl)dr-imin.........53 SON 33 34 36 31 ai 3G S3 33 30 33 36 36 S3 30 33 33 33 33 87 83 83 33 33 86 83 S3 36 54 40a 33 66 OB S3 34 I5B 61 30B 68 3a 48 35* 60 i7B 69 61B 86 86 31 33 36 33 d6 33 36 49 36a 60 15b 69 52B 9 2ia 15 34B 36 4B 21 30b 18 16B 35 44B 36 338 163 46B 6 29W 30 OB 69 aSB 33 20B 14 12B 45 43B 23 67B 60 5B 41B 29 2B 37 A8B 8 14b 8 16B 26 OB 21 23b 68 49b SI 26B 1 47w 67 4IW 3 12B 75 50B 5 34Hr 1 5w 30S9B 1 2w 1 14W 117 20B 78 25b 7 46W 6 68W 6 301V 9 9w 7 13W 7 saw 6 SOW 8 ICw 7 36W 6 I4w 6 IDw 33 31 26 37 36 20 80 37 29 13 37 33 37 26 23 27 33 24 27 27 IS 17 33 30 23 38 9 49 36 83 n 66 23 9 10 68 83 IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS IS 13 13 Namrs* t«v. Luna. Rawil Plndee....i..>SS 4aN Rawindli... «..a8 60N Rawlti, 61 88N Rawmarth ,..,..^1)3 38*1 Rawpuor ,. ...>.. 1 4 I4ir Raws ^•^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^o^ AM Rawyl, Pa«it.........46 aSN Ray — .,. ........80 d7N Rayan ,.,.....,,..„.. .SO a4N Raycia ...~,......»..49 SSN Rayghur.,.........»_aa 66N Rayleigh .............61 36* Rayne i,,r«.»«,,57 33" Rayne, Old ..........67 aiw Raynha, V. M. da 19 63a Raypoor Rayun Rata Point Raxal Raiak Razboca Razea Raxaoahinika Razvaln|Ji.............,..40 61 n R^ laleof„.,.....«...4fl 18N Readea Drift Readln g ,..............6l 3711 Reading (Pennsylvania) >40 3lJl Real Porto.,...,.....10 18a A6S1 V • ^.44 a3N Recherche, Archi- pelago of ttic...~.84 10a Recherche, B..,.....43 3Ai Rechitaa ,.■„„...... ..52 Saw Rechoika. .,,..,,,. 83 8&N RecIfieCapo.,.......,,..,84 Oa Recklinghausen .~91 SON Recogne ..............40 33N Recousse .. — ......go 48N Kecuiver.««..».,.....fi| yjiN Recaecho8t...,.>....44 39N Red Bluff............. 4 aia Red, Castle ~.....»86 38N Red Cedar, I.uke ~47 31/n Red Cedar, LakoUO 20N Red Deer, H. ....^l suw Red Fork, Lake.,U7 61m Red Head 66 38N Red Head (New Greenland) ......76 ON Red Hyth, Pt.«,..,67 41N Red Lake...,....,...4H ON Red Lake...... 49 43n RedLaked Ho~AI 40N Red Point ..........87 4A« Red River.......>.>..SO 66N Red River............BO aON Red River, Little„3S ON Red River (Tartary)-, Red River, or Rio Roxu Red Ruck Red Shur ^...,......87 47N Red 'Wharf, Bay 63 I6N Red Wood~.«....«4l 30N Red Wood, River 44 83n Redang, lale.^...... & 60n Redburn ......... ...61 4()n Redcar ,. ,....«■ 64 37N Redcastle ............67 SON Redcross ..... „ .....> 53 63n Redding ■..,......66 60n TS 4M 44S0a lOAOa I 91w 70 361 7 war T36N oa aivr 67 68a 19 81 76 36a 86a tSStf g34Mr 44 48W 81 4aa 6O0Sa 03 I8W 66 aOa 4ea4a 84 40B 1 171 40 6H 46a4a I SJW 30 43N 59 49N Redditch. Redenhall Redfori Redford Bedford, Or. Redgurtnn Redgrave . Redgwell... Redhaugti. 63 18N 63 8AN 43 38N 66 3ftN 65 aSN 66 3«;n 53 aSN 69 aN gq 64W 88 30 so 83 13 16 41 39 10 33 10 II II 61 83 3'i 60 89 33 83 M 93 93 14 34 ana 38 6t)w 10 78 6W 48 44W 86 'UW 3 18W 13 17a isasa 87 3W 9 lOa 9 MB 8I4W I %w 19 66B a46nr 10 lOa 7 asa >7 A9a 19 Oa a 6M.*......48 I3N Raldtn*..*...,,,, 47 IAn Raldeshaim ^^^S 46n Itoldia, B. 43 43s Raldllngan .........49 9n Ralfntli .^.^,.^46 66n R^atamevech Copper Mines ...29 6n Ralgato M»^^^'^Jt\ I4N Relghton m»~~~..B4 On Ralgna Fulg .....»A7 On Raliotxwyl 47 84n Reiklavlg ..»~. — 64 on Reindeer, Isle..~,~e9 In Rainga ,»,.... ..., „ w..84 26a Rainga<«..»<>,, , » .,, » 3 8 68s Rtlnltelm <....>~«.49 60n Rclnaarry «.,..,. ..«wi.W 46n Rfllnwasacr...« „ .,...64 4n Rolrlaoh ............. Ati 60n Italianburg Rolsmarkt~»». 63 45N .46 65N Itifltn M,rfwMM>M>««<»#/#tfi«54 23n Rdurh ^^^^^^.^..^25 21 N KsKlngen ^^^*^^^G 29n Koktrklut ^..^^^.Ji^ 31 n Itekkein *** * * * *> #m,. JO 66n Rallanca Fort ......63 66n Rellanbufg 47 S4n Reloncavl 8ound..4l 45b RelugaaM....~~~.~67 32n Roma, Cape...,,.,....36 40n Reman ...i...... * ,w,i,. 3 6 son RamansoM».M>MMM.39 36s W amedloa ...~~.~~34 6'2S Remedloa.~~«.~.. 7 13n Remela .w..»..».~.64 ion Rtmata »...~»~~.46 43n Rameth, or larmuth Ramlcli Remire Remlremont nemmath. Remollno Remu, ft. RemusM.M....>..., Remusat Rena, Cape Renac «,...«. Rtinaliu..*.^. Ronan 33 32N 34N 4 62N 48 2N .49 49N 10 43N 6 6N — 4fi 50N 4 24N 38 47N .47 44N .60 46N 47 7N Renco, River ~..~44 2An Rcnd«ll,»....».~.,«Ji9 4N l(«iiiilek,,.....«,..~..,,.47 IN R(iae..,»,~~~~...51 43N Kenesta... 36 23n Ranltew ...^..........SS 64N 1 nend-ewaliire ...JS5 60n Rtnl ...^...^.^.Mt 24N Renlhue ^^~....^i 248 Renlnglic .....^.,...50 66n Ronlngton ..,.»,......66 27n RenUh llu ...^...^.67 42n Renligen .^.^.,....^.46 42n Ronncli's Ulc ti 208 Rennen ...^..........67 7n Rennorod ....^^....JM) 37n Itennes ..........^...48 7n Mvnn, Ktvpr — »..,44 40n Rcnswoude ...^....si 6n Reatlna.^^..,.. 38 6Bn Rentia 47 30n Renton \n\\ ^..^^Jbi A3n Rentotte ...w. 6 80n llanvylo, Cape ...wAS 36n Renwlck ...~...»..,~64 47n Rtfolle, La ^, — ,^.44 40n Repallo ...>.~ 16 ON RaparaU, T. 8a..4i IAn Repfail ^^. 58 81 N Rephalos, Capc....37 89n Rc|>lilillm Raphidim RapiMi. Rcpton.^ ._ Repulse Bay ^....80 .~36 36n 28 46N 28 38N 46 3N 2 49N 7 4ia 16 40a 8S4a 16 3B I6 66B 7 44B 13 28B 7 68B II 9B 148 lla 9 89a 16 4B 33 83a I4W 18W 5 34Mr 7 42B 33 OW 36 33B 173 40B 177 8B 8 48B 6 33W 17 llB 3 54V 19 7B 83 45N 13 iSB 1 57W 87 6B 77 30b 8 16B 87 38B 6 40B 109 Off 10 18a 73 low 3 40W 24 34b 47 16B 64 Ow 68 33W 74 51W 9 40B 6 29W 31 34B 36 lOK 6 22b 62 low 6 36B 11 SOB 74 43W 92 62W 10 23b 5 20B 24 43B 2 Ow 3 34b 6 65B 12 18B 3 3w 17 2aN 21 &9B 1 22B 9 40B 3 468 22 25B 4 24w 4 32W 28 17B 7a50w 3 43B I 40W 6 63W 7 35B 160 OB 23 IIB 7 58B 1 40W 11 46B 6 32B 21 5,5a 10 47K 2 I7W 80 7B 10 6w 2 38W aw 80 55B 9 9K 4 I4W 24 83B 33 68B 33 66B 25 7b 1 33W 148 AOB 86 Ow I lOw 6 38W 40 lOB No. or Maf. 16 39 IS 19 30 14 19 16 18 63 18 19 87 10 9 II 16 89 33 63 63 18 11 30 11 20 19 18 9 23 33 15 27 16 40 18 60 II 28 29 50 60 49 21 24 19 31 16 61 14 18 49 44 16 14 28 \\ 16 15 35 11 19 38 10 21 16 38 13 13 27 60 16 9 II 16 64 33 17 14 36 16 38 19 13 33 13 9 14 33 25 II 38 31 37 19 10 63 40 24 34 66 NitMli, Re^. VUla Nova Reye Roye Reyea, Lo s .,...»,.>. Reyes, River ......... Reygosa ..«........».| Reyna .»....«~ ...... ..J Heynoldsboro M>~~i Reynoldston^u..^... Reynosa ..,..,' Rezat, R. STTabian ..»., .»•' Rezbach ........,....,' Rezuns ..............^ Rha Occidentalis J Rhado.. Rhadunpoor . Rhaedestus -.. Rhapt Rhaptus, Fl. . Uhawak.. K ha wan Rhad, L. ! Rhayader ..........J Rheda.^. Rheenen. Rheglum Rhenn.M. Rheims .», Rhein.. Hheinfall Rheinau .«..., Rheine .>,..,.,. ,....,..,.... .^ Rheinek. Rheinfelden 1 Rheinthal < Rheinwald .„...>..,< Rhenea, I. .......^.i Rhenoster Fount. '. Rhenoster Fount. '<. Rhenus, Fl 1 X K. n c ti 8 ^*'^t<»^'0^^**0^^ Rhiabuie..............i Rhieonlcii...... ..~.~< % Rhin, Lower, Department of»< % Rhin, Upper, Department of ~' Rhinberg i Rhine, River, Old i X Rhine (Bavarian')........' % Rhine, Lower, Grand Duchy of I Rhinns, Pt. ,.....„,{ Hhinocolura ..,,»...! Rhinoster Beg .,^ Rhinostei, River....; Rhioni, R. ...... ' Rhiw i Rhizies ,~~~,.....~.; Khizius ..~~.~,...~.4 R hizomy bo^..~»,.~i Khizon „.^^,.,,^ Rhizus ! Rhodanua, Fl k t Rhode Island..^..' Rhodes, or Rhodus ............J Rhodope, M. .,..._< Rhodus, I. ~.... : Rhoeteum ^^.......4 % Rh6ne, Depart- ment of ...............i Rh6ne, Mouths of the..~~»,......4 % RhAne, Mouths of, Depaitment Rhoscolyn ..... J Rhosiili ... ,' R hossuB........,.......! Rhossus, Mg....,....i Rhubo, Fl. 1 Rhuden .......... ...,.f Rhudigat ! Khyddlan B Rhygurh S Rhyndocus ,w~^ Rhyndacus, Fl. ..,..< Rhypal.......... — _; Uia Arosa — ...r..,^ Ria Betanzos........4 Ria Muros y Noya 4 Ria Vigo 4 Riace £ Riach ,.......w,.w..~~j Rinchan.....^..,......!! Riajik i INDEX TO BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. N», Of Mak ' M 30 80 13 i/) 41 89 10 88 10 II II 81 88 U M 83 83 83 M 38 93 U 34 9011 88 fttlw 10 44 Al Al 34 9A 30 40 i4 lA II 10 AO II 17 lA 31 93 34 Al 9A 98 A3 A3 93 93 30 Al 17 10 14 10 37 Al 19 44 it 40 44 13 40 II 44 44 40 A9 44 40 44 90 44 13 »9 44 44 35 10 II 18 19 10 10 44 NiMH. Lt* liOHfl. 9 4SIW 19 8 9W 9 8 97W 9 1 m 89f 9aflw 1 Rtlohanbiic^rZwioasir Halohmbach ..^JK) 47" Htlehtnbach m.»m48 39w KtlchtnlMrg „..^.JiO 44if Halchmittin ....JUi 9An n«l()hihor«iu.~.....^8 ASit nal(ltii«.«««i->'.i .47 I AW Rsldethaltn >^^^8 45n Itflldla, B 43 49S Italtlllngan .....,.^'i Ow K«lfntli^...>>~..~>~4fl SON R^atamevech Copper tunnel ^tO AN RalMto oK^.^'. ^ ^-ftl UN .64 9N .hi ON ,~^7 24N .64 ON IN 268 088 19 AON Holghton .... Ralgna Fulg ilalioUwyl Iklavlg . flalklavlg . Kalndaar, Iile. Halnga Ralnga... nalnlialm Retniarry ReJnw«tMr>..<.«M. Itolrlaoh ^. Italianburg Raltmarkt. M 4n 60W Itelth .83 4AN io»i»wi»...«~~^28 21 n Reklnaen ^^.^^..^6 29n Keklrklul ~»...~^3 31 n Kakkoin *** * * * *< *«#»«~~~A7 32n Roma, Cape~.><...<.<.^ 40n Roman /**»**w»w««*» 2 g oon Ramanio«. > >.<««.~»-29 3A8 Ramadlof<.~~~~~34 AM Ramedlot^~~»<~~ 7 13n Romoli .«».<~~^»>~^ ION Romof al M«.~~~'~>^3 3n Ramote ..^.^^^..M 42n Rameth, or larmuth M»~.~.».33 32n Ramlch -t^^,...^^ 34n Remire ^...^...^^..^ 4 S2k R«mlremont^«~.48 2n nemmath 49 49w Romollno ^...»,<»>~10 43n Remu, l't.~«..~/«..~3A 6N Hemui«M«M/w.>«.>«~~4ri aon Romuiat ..,.*.»*^^\ 24n Rona, Cape .»»~^38 47n Renac .^.*^ 47 44n nenaix«MM~>~~~.~60 4An itonan *^*****f ^ t^^t* A l 7n Ronco, niver „„.M 26n Rend«ll^M>».~~«J)9 4n (((•iidok»<^<>.^<~.~47 IN R(<<'<~.~»^9 4n Rondleiham ^..^Jti 7n Rondnburg /~,>..^64 39n Ronriie<<».~~~»..^l 43N Koneita^ 36 23n Renltew ^.^..-.^^..^M 64n 1 Ronh-ewaliire ...JSO 60n NonI ..^.,..,^..^Af> 24N Renlhue ^.».~<^..^2 248 Renlnglie~~.~~..~.AO 66n Ranlngton ...»>^„A0 27n Renliih nu.>.^>.~^67 42n Renligen «~.>~~..~.46 42n Roiincir* Ulc^^n 208 Konnofi ***^**»*^t***4Vtl 7n Rannorod .«~~^..>A0 37n Konnei .^...^.^^..^'i is Monn, Htver»«,.,^44 40n Reniwnude ».~..<^i An Rantlniu.^.,..,.> ,38 asm Rontio ^.,^,47 SON Ronton Inti^,.„>.JU( 63n Rentotta ^^^w.,^^, 6 SON Ranvyla, Cape ..^3 3An Ronwick ,/>~..«~~»64 47N Rtfollo, La ~.. — ^44 40N Repallo .«^~> — 16 ON RaparaU, T. 8a._4l IAn Repfall ^m,^^^f>H 21 N Rephato*. Cape — 37 39n Rc]»hld)m Raphldim RaptM^ Ropton... ._ Rapulia Day «..».^ vm Raputia Day ^....M 30n Reqiiena ^,~..~»^89 83n Raqullogo.«.»^>.».~.42 3n 2« 46N 28 38N 46 3N 2 49N 7 411 in 40B 8 94B 10 31 16 061 7 44* 13 2M 7 08B 11 91 148 111 9 29a 15 41 33 231 I4W I8W 24Mr 7 42a 23 Ow 36 22a 173 40a 177 2a 8 48B 5 33Hr 17 IIB 3 84wr 19 7B 23 45N 13 I6B 1 67W 27 6B 77 30B 8 16B 27 38a 40B log otr 10 18a 73 low 3 40W 24 34b 47 16B 64 Ow 68 33w 74 Oiw 9 40B 6 29W 31 34B 35 lOa 6 22B 62 low 6 36B 11 SOB 74 43W 92 62W 10 23B 6 20B 24 43B 2 Ow 3 34b 6 65B 12 18B 3 8w 17 2aN 21 69B 1 22B 9 40B 3 46b 22 25B 4 24w 4 32W 28 17B 72 60W 2 43B I 40W 6 02W 7 35B 160 OB 23 lla 7 08a 1 40W 11 46B 6 32B 21 5.'>B 10 47B 2 I7W 80 7B 10 6w 2 38W 2W 80 00B 9 9B 4 I4w 24 23B 33 68B 33 6AB 20 7b 1 83W US 5oa 86 Ow I lOw 6 38W Ito. or Map. 15 30 IS 19 30 14 19 10 18 S3 18 19 87 10 9 11 16 39 33 03 53 18 11 20 II 20 19 18 9 23 33 15 27 16 40 18 60 11 28 29 50 60 49 21 24 19 31 16 61 14 18 49 44 16 14 28 H 16 15 25 11 19 28 10 21 16 28 12 12 27 60 16 9 II IS 54 23 17 14 96 16 S8 19 12 33 13 9 U 33 26 11 28 31 37 19 10 52 40 24 04 NitMU. La*. f .... Wo- o» "»"'• Map. Rey. VUla Nova d'el ...^ Reyo Rcye Reyei< Keye«« 4 80a .24 3SN 13 378 .16 OS 13 SOB Reiaana «»~~>~,,~36 36n 40 10b ^a Reyes, Loi~~~~..IO UN Reyca, River .....^24 AON Reygoia ^.«>..>..>.» 43 I6N Reyna «.»«^»«.«.>..»».38 1 In Keynoldiboro m..«~36 8n Reynold*tonMM.~.~51 35N Reynota ,«....43 IN Rezat, R. STTabian ...49 05N Rezbach 49 04N Rezuns 46 48N RhaOccidenUlisJSG ION Rhado. ....37 29n Rhadunpoor ^....^^.23 02n Rhaede*tus....M~«.^l ON Rhapta .> 2 08 Rhaptus, Fl. _.»..« 1 ON Khawak,~.~~.^..>..30 43N Rhawan Rhad, L. 30 SON Rhayader .....^..<.Ji2 ION Rheda >.«...>. 61 AOn Rheenen ....^...^^.^...Ol G8n Rhegluin ^^.^..».*#».38 7n RheKi^... .....50 54N Rheims .~~M.~.«~~.49 16n Rhein.».....«~....».....63 fi6N Rheinfall ^...^.„^1 41 n Rhelnau ...>....«.>./ 4 7 37n Rhelne .,......,,.,.^3 16n Rheinck ,„..,.„..,^1 28N Rheinfelden.~».«... 4 7 34n i Rheinthal 47 I9n Rheinwald ......>.,,46 31n Rhenea, I. »~..~~37 29n Rhenoster Fount. 29 408 Rhenoster Fount. 31 67s Rhenuf, Fl 51 30n Rheon, R .m«m>v..~.42 20n t Rhetia..>««..<..».~47 ON Rhiabuie..........«..57 9n Rhiconlch 58 26N t Rhin, Lower, Department of»48 43N f Rhin, Upper, Department of ~47 SON Rhinberg ^..mm.#.......51 32n Rhine, River, Old 02 I3N t Rhine (Bavarian ^^....49 25N if Rhine, Lower, Grand Duchy of 61 On Rhinns, I't ..^55 43N lihinocolura,........3l 6n Rhinotter Beg ...^X 35s Rhinostei,River....31 208 Knio »«w,..„.. b2 5lN Rhizies ~~..>.,...>~.37 26n Rhizius^..~...^....^41 6N Rhizomyba... 38 UN Rhizon ..»..~^,......42 30N Rhizuf ......„^,„.^,^ 40N Rhodanua, Fl 44 40N t Rhode liland.>..^l 40N Rhodes, or Rhodu* Rhodope, M Rhodus, I Rhoeteum t RhOne, Depart mentof ...^^O 52n Rh^ne, Mouthi of the~~_«,~~,43 21 N t RhOne, Mouths of, Depaitment of.. 43 33N Rhoscolyn ,,^ J)3 ICn Rhosiili ~. SI 30V R hostug.^ .»......36 28N RhoMui, Ms...>,....36 20N Rhubo, Fl. 55 ION Rhuden ..,.».»..... ^.^01 32n Rhudigat .^..^^SS 16N .,03 I8N „2I OON ~40 28N w40 22N 38 16N 43 38N 43 23M 36 20N .42 On — 36 ION 40 IN Khyd(flan ^ Rhygurh Rhyndacus. Rhyndacui, Fl Rhypai...^...... Ria Aroia.-,. Ria Betanzoi. Ria Murosy Noya42 42n Ria Vigo 42 I5N Riace ......,,., 38 29N Riach.....^.^, 67 llN Riachan.... 67 2 IN 40 OW 105 38w 69 41W 60 02W 67 40W 73 33W 106 28W 7 28W 6 9W 87 04W 4 llw 306W 10S3B 9 63B 9 33B 45 OB 23 lOB 71 37B 27 SOB 40 40fl 139 30B 69 50B 81 OB 3 28w 8 I7B 5 34B 15 41B 6 20W 4 la 21 3IB 8 36B 8 37b 7 24b 9 30B 7 48B 9 34b 8 lOB 95 14a 17 10a 24 23B 6 SOB 42 OOB 10 30B 9w 4 07W 7 12b 6 36b 4 24B 7 30B 6 3lw 33 46b 25 30b 21 6a 104 30B 42 30B 4 36W 22 28B 40 30B 22 6B 18 49B 22 03B 4 &5B 71 40w 01 46 49 49 49 49 46 24 34 44 10 34 18 18 15 55 38 83 56 55 S5 33 33 10 17 16 56 13 14 20 15 15 17 15 15 IS 15 56 38 38 55 56 55 11 11 7 44B 14 U 17 16 7 SOB 18 17 13 31 38 38 35 30 10 28 56 38 56 56 55 44 28 lOB 30.56 24 SB 56 27 05B 56 26 20b 66 4 36a 14 4 39b 14 Riajtk. 4 S8B 4 35W 4 l,^w 30 53B 85 65B S3 30B 8 27k 46 IIB 3 27W 83 26b 38 30B 38 30B 22 3b 8 S2W 8 Uw 8 09w 9 40W 16 3IB 5 34w 6W 14 9 10 06 06 06 17 32 9 33 30 66 28 24 24 24 24 26 II II Nahiii. Lat. Rie«i Ried. RIeden Riego. Rieha Riehen Riel. Riel. RIenek. Rienerz. Riera . Rieien . ..47 87N .46 18N .49 I7N ..41 «8N OON ^.^47 36N SI 3IN 58N 24N .24 ON Jtl 47N .53 42N 39 &2B 23 ± Rieiengebirg* ,,M 30N Riet Fountain.........S9 fiOs Rict Fountaln.....UI2 61 s Riet Fountain«.....~33 308 Riet River, Little 31 538 Riet River, Great 30 C(M Riet, Valley «.~~~.33 M Rietberg 61 48N Rieupeyroux«.»..i..44 17n Rifle, River ...........37 40s M\l^ti » mf t frrnf f rrr rrrrr-ri nt OO" Rigdaneen .......^....33 7n Righiberg ^^........47 2n Rigmore ............^..50 18N RikKojva 65 2n Riken^ 47 ION Rikhe8ur_....>.....29 SON Rikling .....»~.....~~04 ON Rllatctie..~~.....~.....32 20N Rllev, Pt 33 548 ■^— •■ I irrrjirrrrrijiiijijijjjLrjj jj II ~ Rille, River ............48 28it Rllvaa 38 43N Rima Stombath....48 23N Rimington........^. 53 54N Rimini ~~~.~~~.~_44 4n Rimmon ~,~~~~...3I 5.5N Rimraon ~ ~~....32 48N Rimnik ~~~~.~.w45 8n Rimnik ~~~~~~~.45 16n Rimnik, Cape~~~60 ION t Rimou8ki.~~~~~48 16N Rimouski, River .48 30N Rimout ~~~~_~,43 On Rimpa ~.~~~~~~-49 &IN Rimpoo~~~~~~~.29 5N Rinaldo, Isle ~_~.40 3In Rinca~~~~~~~.~.46 4n Rincon~~~~~~_~, 9 49n Rint'onada~~~w~23 38 Ri nd ~~...~~.~.~_S6 2n Ringabella, Creck.51 47N Riii^arooma, Bay 4^ 50s Ringeboe ~~~~~~61 26N Ringerbruck ~~~..52 37n Ringfad, P()int~_64 Un Ringfad,Rock~~~65 In Ringgive ~,55 47n Ringgound ~~~~~.62 2N RinKkiobing,Fiord65 62N t Ringkiopin ~~~JS6 4n Ringkiopin~~~~_6S S9N Ringolz ~..... 59 9n Rmggagcr ~~~~....60 63n Ringgtead ~~~~~.62 66n Ringted 55 2SN Ringm 27 17n RingvaIdsoe~~~~.69 06N Ringwood~~~~~~60 6IN Riniakhar ~~~22 7n Rinkeni8~~~~>.~,.54 65n Rinmuir .....„56 40n Rinn, Lakc~._~~~53 63n Rinn e ~~..~... 61 8n Rinnes, Ben ~~._07 25n Rinnie 28 44N Rinrachy~~,..~.,_S7 41 N Rinsumagecst ~~~03 19n Rinteln ..~........~.52 11n 31 4HN 23 40b .14 6n . 5 408 .II 3IN 23 08 .18 48N 3 OS Rinttunsoaghba, Lake ~~~~,~~~3I 45N Rinzing, River ~_50 7n Rio Bueno, Town, R., and Harb. ~.I8 28n Rio Champoton ~.I9 20N Rio da Deh ~~., Rio del Valle liiode Segovia t Rio Grande do Norte~~~ Rio Hacha ~~~ t Rio Janeiro. Rio Mamental ± Rio Negro. Rio Negro (Cundinamarca) 6 13n Rio Preto 18 278 '^"•- Map. 18 16 18 34 30 15 16 12 17 20 46 20 19 88 38 38 38 38 38 17 25 U 52 11 23 30 15 10 23 14 33 21 29 53 10 19b 8 la 11 SOB 6 46W 36 40B 7 40B 5 la 3 35W 9 4SB 16 34a 91 2W 16 4IN 15 22B 18 36a 17 50a 20 5SB 31 28a 20 46b 34 Ob 8 32B 12S3B 3 13B 141 20B 6 low 24 I7B II 12B 8 29b 3 52W 63 OB 9 IB 80 aa 10 10B 96 16B 137 3IB 085B 3 2W 8 Slw 20 2B 2 16W 12 24b 35 I7B 30 19b 24 25B 27 8B 144 30B 68 OW 68 32W 1 16b 9 Sga go lOB 18 8B 8 UB 75 43W 66 37W 8 53B 8 15W 147 68B 10 16B 6 55B 6 36W 5 56W 9 4a 7 34W 8 17B 8 42b 8 ins 23 46b 10 38B 34B 11 47B 76 35B 18 l.SB 1 47W 81 23B 9 32B 2 34W 7 47W 6 56B 3 I7w 75 BK 4 29w 5 56B 9 34B 77 27W 90 40w 17 Ow 62 48w 85 Ow U 9 24 19 9 25 31 31 27 27 29 41 41 14 18 33 26 25 49 SO 21 13 53 32 16 13 13 21 13 21 31 21 23 22 9 31 33 22 10 33 21 12 13 16 11 33 11 16 17 83 SOB 33 8 48B 17 47 47 80 60 47 37 low 51 72 66w 49 42 50w 61 90 40W 47 64 Ow 51 78 29w 49 43 26w 61 NAHat. Lat. Roaring Water ~JiI 3Sn Rob Roy'a Cavc~Ji6 17n Robat~.....~ — .. 28 I8N Robat...~>. 32 22N Robat.>.... ......36 28n Robat~ .~ 35 57N Robat ▲bdulla~_39 03N Robat Mahee Pcrooih 38 I2N Robati 36 ION RobatiZafferoune 36 ION Robbe Sand~~~~.S3 IIN Robbel ~~~~~~~.03 3N Robben I»le~.~~~33 478 Robe ~~~~~~~~~04 8N Robe, River~~~~JS3 38iv Robechie«-..~~.~..00 SN Robeena . Robert Cove . Roberton . Robertoii . ...25 14M 51 4SN 32N ..55 25N Robert8bri(lge~~~60 BSn Robertson's River 41 Uit Robetton ..~..... 51 45n Roblgen ~,~~~~_46 &3N Robiriante~~ 44 17n Robin Hood's Bay 64 25N Robins, Isle .~~~.40 468 Robin's To«rn~~~45 ON Robinson, Mount 69 3r|N Robinstawn~.~~~03 36n Robleda .~~~,~~~40 19N Roboy~~..~~~.~~06 4CN Robregoedo ~.~~>.4 1 4N Robt.Sdngbu~.~~35 53N Roc St Andro, Le 47 51 N Roca, Cape~,~~~~38 4'>n Roca, La ~~~3n Rochepot ~~~~~~46 69N Roches, M. d6 47 47N Roches, Point 51 48N Rochester ~~. 65 18N Rochester ~.51 24N Rochester (New Voik) — 43 I3n RochetU, La~~~.,43 SON Rochford~~~ 51 36N RochliU 51 2N Rocho Bernard — 47 SON Rocho-ko-ko, I>ile25 ION Rociani ~~~~.~~~37 19N Rocio, N. S. deL~37 7n Rock.........,..~.~...65 28N Rock Cliffe.~~~...S4 67N Rock Ella — ....~,,63 46n Rock House ~~~.65 20N Rock Little ~~~~.34 41N 24N 47 54N ~..44 44N ~.50 8N .^.44 32N 36 I7N 45 49N 50 8N 45 41N 4O06N Rock Point Rock, River Rock Town. Rockbridge Rockcorry 32 3N 41 26N 4 30N — 37 36N .54 7N Rockenhauscn~~~49 37N Rockfleld~. ~..01 49n Rockford ~.36 UN Rockhall 55 4n Rockingham ~~~..62 33N Rockingham ..~~»82 15S Rockingham Bay 18 158 Rockingham (NorthCarolina)3S IN Rocklieve ~..~......5C 48N Rockport ~~~~ ~ ~37 S7N 9 3IW 4 37W S6S4a 63 SOB 71 3B 68 39B 65 44B 56 84a 58 III 08 llB 5 SB 10S9a 18 20a 15 36a 9 UW 4 I6B 78 23B 8 Idw 3 49w «S6W 39b 89 29W 6 4W 734B 7 37B Slw 145 6B 67 9W 141 OW 6 42W 6 29W 5 Olw 3 37W 09 42b 3 28W 9 Slw 6 37W 171 OB 12 07b 16 34B III OW 13 02B 16 258 1 5IW 4w 63 48B 2 llw 8 Ow 4 49W 6 43B 6 35B 6 3IB 5 67B 6 7w 4Cb 5 lOB 3 4HB 1 ow 20B 1 I2W 4 43B 4 43B 70 32W 8 low 2 I7W 39b 77 43w 7 IIB 40b 12 44B 2 17W 123 38B 6 30W 6 22W 1 4IW 8 3W 27W 93 SAW 92 I9W 91 18W 90 SOW 7 ISW 80 33w 7 OW 7 SOB 2 47W 80 45W 3 28w 45W 115 44B 146 lOa IS 18 33 33 89 98 33 33 33 33 16 17 38 80 13 16 38 IS 18 18 10 44 10 15 35 9 SS 44 40 IS 34 18 84 88 14 34 84 1 20 86 46 96 36 9 10 Si 9 9 10 14 U 16 16 34 14 16 U 14 6 49b 16 14 14 U 14 41 13 \i 10 44 M 10 17 14 34 18 18 9 9 9 40 14 44 44 3« 44 13 18 to 44 18 10 SS •58 Rockroy 79 SOW 44 3 22w 10 87 Ow 44 ~49 55N 64 32B U INDEX TO BLACK'S GENI iiiji Lat. I RoffcveUir t Roigeveld, n Oi 30 ISa S8 90 lOB n ,M lOS >iiMw49 oT" t RonevcM, RiyUii..,.,,.^ Ragonatpour. RogoiMutpoor Ri^ Roiiow. Eonan t Eohilcund ......^M 30N Bohtt^^. ac SSN Rohrbach «wm#m>#mw«#47 8m Rohrbrun n ...~.i^. 4 9 54n Robtuk ..«^^^<.. a 8 48N Rohu ^..^...^^^85 SON Roidal^........ .69 45W Rolg..~.~...> ~~62 4i1N RtHMtrino ~~.~.~Ji4 32N Rrikl.^ M 34N Roksd, Rtver ......39 SSN Rotoid,W......~...39 46N Rokbok, River ...-30 6n RokitMn ....^....... W 45N Rokko, Ft 36 3N RoKiut ...... .... 6 4 SON RoMe..... M 69N Rolduc. ~ .. ■ ■ .^.....^ S3N RolgMbuttel .~...S9 99N RolTe 46 28N RoUMton.~~~~.~ft9 SON RoUo, Bay .~~~~46 90N Rom Ule ~.~~..~ J5 9n Roma B7 32N Ronift ~.~I0 43B Romania, Cape.~~ 1 SON Romann .~.~..~..»S3 66n Romanno ~..~~....SS 43n RomanoY ...~....~. w i o4n RomanoTa~~>~~~S9 9n Roman«~. 46 3n RomanioS; Cape 61 46N Romanxofik Islet.. 9 On Romaud .« 4 7 28n Bomb. .66 33N Romberg, Cape ~J» Mn Rome~.^: 41 32N Rome~.~.~~~~~~41 6SN Rome ( New York)43 ISn Romen .~ — . — ..JO 43n Romenay ..~.~.~.A6 SON Romcro~..<~>»~~*» S l 39s Romford ~.~~~~.S1 3SN Romhild.<...«~i.~.i'60 SIN Romlge Isle ..»~. ~ I 86n Romlshorn~~.~.~.47 3n Rommaneh ~~~«~3I On Romney ~s~~~m~.'61 On Romney — ~~~..39 I9n Romney, Old ~~~S0 69n Bomont... M 42n Romorantin 4 7 99n Bomoi~ . "- 47 ON Rom'a Ule ...~.... M 32n Romiey ~...60 B8N « 46a 91 Ma S8 Romtdal Ron Bona, itle. Bona, file. ..63 36N 66 48N f .... . .....>.p7 tflfW ~~~~~.S8 32N Rona, lrie.~ .. . ..... > S 7 son Bona, Sound of ~^7 SON BonSdMyFirth,N.«9 38m BonakUhay.NorthfiO 93n Bonaldthay,South58 48n Bonaa Voe ~~~~.60 34n jKonbo, Lake~~~~67 4n Boncal . 49 l^ Roncao... " 1 8 91 n Roncetrallet 49 67n RonclgUone ..~~~49 18n Ronco ..~. ......46 SON 91 401 9 961 68 80a 86 40a 77 Oa SOSSa 90 631 16 4Sa 9 43y 78 40a 73 10a 7 49a 331 76 34a 68 lOa 6 621 6 S3W 6 66W 99 6Sa SO 4a 49 33a 49 19a 44S0a 60 3la 86 Sa 86 3a 106 3Sa 13 86a 14 ISK 36 38n 6 39b 6 Sa 10 31a 6Sla 1 37W 69 30W 8 36a 1B37B 13 371 13 7a 8 20B 41 49B 3 Ow 41 36W 6 36a 3 4SW 3 filw 3 SOW 6 IB 6 38a 71 47W 104 ISB 15 38a 8 90Hr 39 46* oC 46B S SB 166 Our 171 Ob 17 SOB 8 20B 149 OB 74 Slw 13 27a 76 SSW 83 48B 5 6b 61 26W 9a 10 36B 118 saw 9 31B 89 40B OSSB 78 60W 64B 6S6B 1 44B 8 3B 10 47B 1 SOW 7 8SB 8 MB SS7W 4 30W 7 6w 6 7w 9 98W 9 96W 9 67W 1 S7W S3 4»B SSW 7 14W 1 99W 13 13B 11 17B 38 9S 39 SS 33 86 97 90 14 83 SO IS 18 33 33 99 11 11 23 33 23 23 23 23 30 31 35 19 26 23 16 16 17 15 !0 41 91 32 A6 95 95 30 9 II 19 12 13 11 36 15 49 35 90 19 93 93 14 40 64 19 91 99 44 3S 43 33 14 SO to 17 35 IS 37 10 44 10 15 14 15 91 10 99 91 11 II II 11 II II II 19 93 94 94 94 95 95 14 Namm. Lit. Lona, No. or H4r. : h»%. LoMO, Koiai, Uulf of~~..49 IOn RoMtaea «.~~~.~46 I6n Ro«canuaI RoMOff Roecommon. X RoMommon County Rotcrai Rotdoe Row Alb Rom Iile 60 S9N ■.....[.IP UB HoI SSN Ross .~~~. fi6 3SN 3 IM 99 97B 4 3SW 4 IW 8 8W 8 8W 7 48W 4 38W 346W 163 OW 8 7W 5 7w S42W 19 IB 18 IIM 4 6W 7 9SW 26 91B 20 SIB 18 26b 14 23a 19 13B 9 81B 19 19a 6 SB 4 47W 9 49w 19 lOa 10 32a 30 SOB 30 3SB I3S46B 8 8w 5 7w 13 16B 6S90W JSl 33N 3 2N Ross Bay Ross Castle Rosa'a Farthest — 69 2UN Ross Head ........~ft4 46N Ross Isle.......~.~..S4 46n Ross Lake S3 28n Ross, Lough 54 22N Ross, New 62 22N Ross, 01d~~~~~~62 22N Rossa 46 2SN Rossail, Foint~.~,fi3 SSN -■ 64 42N 39 34N .62 6N 62 23N ja SON 64 4N 44 37N 66 39N .66 22N 47 41 N ..66 41N .66 98N S6 26N Rossan, Point Rossano. Rossbeg, Point Rossbercon Rosiduff~~.. Aossei ........I Rossen RossetU Rosehall Rosshauplen. Rossie, Castle Rossie, Priory. Rossienav ~, Rossignol ~~~~.~~49 44N Rossile 67 41N Rosslnitoe.~~~~~..46 29n Rossirk 64 ION Rosiitten ~~~~~~A6 9n RoHlea 64 14N Rossnakill 6» 13N Rossnowlagh ~~~~64 34N ± Ross-shh-e~~~~.67 30N Bosstellan. RoMtrevor Rossum ~>. Rost, Isle Rosi ' Roftal Rosternen. 61 SIN ~64 6N 63 30N 67 40N 23 60N 28 40N .48 14N Rotto, Pta do 31 4SN Roatock~~...... M IN RottoJarvi, Lake .68 4SN Rottok 47 9N Rostov .~~~~~ — 67 ION Rota ....I -416 36N Rotas.. ~.a2 68N .~~46 46N 49 ION 1 4w 8 47W 4 13W 19 16b 4 29w 6 21W 13 20a 33 47* 3 9w 10 4RB 4 7B 2 34W 147 36a 4 24w 4 34w 8S6w 9 32W 100 30W 4 Sw 4 6W 9 low 7 47W 6 66w 6 49W 9 SB 3 4w 8 49w I6 40B 9 69w 6 ftVw 9 Sv 21 8B 10 29B 3 14w 6 3w 10 43B 2 31W 3 8W 33 f)B S36B 3 29W 7 68 9 7w 90 SOB 7 low 7 42W 8 I4W 4 27W 8 RW 6 llw 6 S^B 10 SOB 66 46B 66 80B 393W 16 43W 19 IB 20 SOB 39 96b 89 28a 6 3IW 73 41B 9 37H 11 SB 94 19 14 14 IS IS IS 13 10 54 19 II 19 91 90 II 13 19 19 90 19 19 18 90 99 19 II 18 91 37 37 59 13 II 95 41 34 9 13 II 17 13 13 17 33 19 91 14 10 63 12 19 13 13 39 12 19 13 13 13 13 IS 9 13 26 13 13 13 90 95 19 19 18 19 19 23 16 II 15 13 90 13 13 13 II 13 13 16 99 99 83 14 36 17 99 93 33 94 33 15 18 ROUgBa .....~..47 46N Rougemlt i 46 SON Rouaoull 69 9SN Rouilliac..... ....45 47N Roukiouk ...91 l» Roulans 47 SON Roulers ... 6 67N Roulet .45 S6N Roum 'M S7N Roumeli. See the Bosphorus~~~~ Roumeli Hissar. See the Bospho- rua Roundstone Bay -63 33n Roung, Isle Roupar ~~. Roupat, Isli Roupy Roura Rousalska. Rousbrume Rouse, Mt. *7 44W 13 23N 1 60N 49N 4 38N .._ 22N ..SO 66N 17 soa Rouses Valles ~~~43 67N Rousham . 6 1 64N Rousholm...... .59 6n Rousila ....~...«.»~.87 I8N i Rousillon.. >.43 36N I 36W 7 ISa 39 SOB 6W 97 9B 6 17B S 7a IB 9S4B Ifo.of 14~ 15 93 14 35 14 16 14 91 97 97 Rousses, Le s . 4 6 97N Routchy . 6 4 S8N X Rouville.... 45 16N Routa 65 43N Rovanemt ..... 6 6 2^ Roveen .~ .....sa 36n Rovelicia ........ .~.4S 4N Rovenia ~~~>~.~40 2n Roveibella -46 ISn Roveredo .........~45 64N Roveredo ~~~~~~46 ISN Rovigno " 4S 3N RoviSo —45 3N RoviHe.~ 48 27N Rovinar e. . 4 4 64n Rornl -~~44 13n RoTno.~ ...SO 38N Rovolgari .... 3 8 54N Row 56 3N Rowal -. 23 66N Rowailan ~.~~~~~6S 3»n Ro want .... ... ■ ~~.~ 3 7 3n Rowantree <.~...-.55 ION Rowanypoor ~~~~28 4N Howaraennan~~~56 9n Rowchester ~~~~Ji5 41n Rowdill, K ^^ if Rowiemiaslo ~~.~.6i S"" Rowley Moor b3 40n Rowner -SO 49N Rowo.~...... 8 14s Rowsa, l8ie.~~~~~50 ION Rosas, F. ~~~~~~34 6b Roxboro* (North Carolina) ~~~~.36 22n t Roaburgh~~~.~.33 178 i Roxburgh, County. ' 5 5 33N Roxburgh, Isle — 23 09 Roxburghe .......~55 35n Roxby ~~~.~.~~~63 39N Roxen, Lake 68 31 n Roxo, Cape ~~~~.12 42N Roxo, Cape~~.~~SI 32n Roxo, Cape .........17 56n Roxolani ~~.^ — ~49 15N Roy Barelly 'iH 20N Roy, Glen.... 5 6 68N Roya, River~.~~~43 46n Royacottah ~~~~.I3 30N Royal Company's Isle~~~~~~~~~49 488 Royal Island — -~48 On Royal Oak .W 43N Roye~~~~~~~~~~49 4 IN Roymala, R 21 35N Roymungul, R. ~-21 40N Royston... .52 9N RoiaSa 14 368 Roian >52 48N Rosan j„ ...n- ^^ 36N Roians - 44 23N Roias, La8_~~-~~4]J 67 N Rotas, Las -......"40 aON Rosendaal ~-61 38n Rotiere, Cape~~.4H 80N Rotsoshinska~~~.47 59N Rotuelo~..-~~~~.42 40N Rotwadow .~....... 60 36N Rsero.~... ..'~.' . ^.~'° *" Hu Ardivachar S7 34n Ru Ree, Ft.. *7 .^7N Ru Stoor ........... J W 17N Hua Wnhine 40 08 9 66W 33 I9B 7 43W 101 40B 8 UB 63 lOW 46 40N 3 37B 143 I7B 1 26W 1 17W 2 36w 21 SOB 3 36B 6 4B 64 20B 73 low 36 3B 2S40B 6 IVB 17 31 B 80 64B 10 48B U 7B 9 SB 13 43B 11 4SB 6 ISB 23 16b 19 49B 26 lla 29 9B 4 46W 90 30B 4 32W 37 ISB 4 86W 73 3B 4 36W 2 26W 6 60W 20 40B 2 7w 1 llw 111 528 3 4w 60 65W 79 low 149 SOB 3 38W 168 OW 2 3 Ruholle ~~~~ Ruhr, River~. Ruhwarden ~» Ruichta ..~~.~ Rulghultum~.. Ituinas.. Ruinerwold . Rulsker~~~. Ruisky. liuivaens. Ruiana^.. Rii]orah~. -) Rukhsum Rukov Rule, K* PII....I ~|...»j Rum .... . .... . p. ...... .. Rum Cay ~.. ........! Rum, I»ie«.. I Rum, River ~~~...' Ruma .. . ~.w~i.~... ... Rumbels ~i Rumberg. Rumbling Bridge Rumena, Cape _~J Ruraesan, I........ ~ i Rumford 1 Rurailia Rumilly~~. RumkerPeak. Rumlang.~...... Rumleh...~.~.,. Rumligen . Rummaneb ~.~~. Rummelsburg ~~ 1 1 ummo n ............ Rumney . Rumney, River.... Rumsdal e ...... .. .~J Runa Head ~~ i Kunaier ...... . .>. >. Runaway, B. ~... Runaway, C. ~.~~ Runcorn Rund, R. ~~.~~~. Rundu .~».., Runen. Rungpoor . Rungpoor~~~. Runjenguddy Runnelstone . Runton . Ruoti. Ruovesi. Rupelmonde . Rupert's House ~ Rupunumy, River ~.~~w.~.. Ruquengo»~~~ Ruremondec ~ Rusadir .......... Ruse.. Ruseclpoor. Ruseiis .. . ... .*...! Rush , Rush, Pt. .~~.. Rushcroft ~(~~ Rushdcn .~.... j Ru9hlikon~~~<. Rushniere~~~. ^«M>««.^^«lM#M Ruthton Rush ton Ruihville, or Russellvillc. Rusi ............. Ruikachan . Ruskelville . Ruskie ~.~. Ruskington . Ru8koi~.~~. Ruipte Rugper.~..... Rusque, L. Ruu~»..~~.. Russ, River. Russcar berry Ru*seedpoor~ Russel . Russell ^ Russell Pres- cott~~~~.. Russell's T.. Russelville . Russelville. ± Russia, Asiatic. i Russia, Euro- poan. ^ Russian Terri- tory, N. Ame- rica ..~~~~~. Russoczyn ~.. Russucurrum . ACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 43 Lou*. K^,, >N 1 26W u IN 7 ia« in t!f 33 MB M If 6w 14 ii« 97 9» as IN 6 na u W S IB lA IN !■ M W Oa4H 31 37 37 JIf 9 SAW 13 4W 33 19a 23 3N 7 43\v 34 9M 101 401 as 9N 3 !!■ 14 »M 63 lOnr ni aw 46 40M 33 Bif 3 87B 14 08 143 17a A3 71* 1 28W 14 4N 1 17W 10 6M 3 36w II 8N 21 fi9a 28 5N 3 35B 14 7W 6 4a 14 8N M20a 23 6M 73 10«r 43 3M 36 3B 23 7M 25 40K 23 I6N 6 IVB Iff 4N 17 31 a 27 2if 80S4a 37 SN 10 48a 2S i4N 11 7a 19 5N 9 8a IS 3M 13 42a 19 8W 11 40a 25 m 6 I8a 14 M!» 23 16b ?7 I3N 13 49a 27 }8N 26 S4N 23 lla 23 .9a 28 4ftw la S6N 90 aoa 33 }9N 4 32W 13 3N 37 ISB 34 lOM 4 86W 12 4M 73 3B 33 9N 4 35W 12 IIN 8 26W 12 I4N 6 HOvr 11 38N 20 40a 23 7\v ION 2 ION 1 14b 111 ION 3 08 60 9 llw 10 52B 35 4v\r II KW 60 22n 79 low 178 149 0Oa 23N 2 09 108 30N 2 S9M 3lN 15 42N 16 32N 97 56N 67 16N 38 20N 81 ft8N 4 46N 7 30N 78 488 143 ON 89 00b 5n 43N 6 4IN 2 »SN 88 40N 89 3N O 368 47 48N 21 36N 69 23N 5 67N 3 30N 8 aan 4 0ON 64 S9N 42 40W 6 36N 23 258 62 7 40B 2W 06B 27a Niitn. Ut. 44 03 38W 12 Ow 1 8'W 13 37vir 9 &0B 22 30W 36 20W 46 2nw 47 lOB 6S 6B 33 38W 13 43a 25 0B 33 63 44 S8W 13 48B 14 55W 51 S9B 23 33 14 5\\r 24 82W M 27a >o 14W <» 32W M ♦"•■ m 44W ™ 24w jj 33«r }' Rudalbeh, EfM^^^^l 2n Huholle ...56 IIN nuhr, River, Ruliwarden Rulchu >\ S6N _ 36* .43 66n Rulghu)iuin...~~~A3 k3n Itutnat., 30 48N Rulnerwold ,,„.„.■ 69 44ir Ruliker — .~...86 6N Ruisky 67 13N HulTacni ,..,...,41 39N RuJana ...„^ 62 00n RiJofh........ .26 03N Rukhtum «.,... „ .^..aa SON Ruko»~.~..».. — 62 46N Rule. R Rum — Rum CaT Rum, Ixlc 06 2aN Rum, River Ruma^,.. Rumbels . Rumbetg...,. Rumbling Bridge 86 ION Rumena, Cape ~~.37 168 Rumeian, I..........06 21N Rumfurd ^ — ~~.44 39N 1 Rumilla ..«..,. ....41 40n Rumilly ..^...45 02N Rumker Peak 30 488 Rumlang 47 27N Rumleh ., .,^31 00N Rumligen M,M>.>~~.47 26n Rummaneh ..~»~».^ 48n Rummebburg ~~~63 SON Uummoi > ,~.........~.31 00N Rumney «..~. 01 SON Rumney, River — 61 30a Ruroor e .ww.,«.^.^.....< 68 8n Rumidale............ 68 19n t^... Wo. Of **"• M4P. SI SI 17 17 97 16 46 16 IS II 34 SS 83 83 38 13 19 47 11 44 19 IS 19 13 SO 13 44 37 35 Runa Head Runafer ,63 46N -~37 338 Runcorn ...... S3 20N Rund, R. ^.^,^..37 ION Rundu.^.......... 3 16N Runen 52 46n 34 42a 13 4a 6 44a 8 20B 19 63B S33B 106 48 w 6 16B 6 4aw 4»3W 7 S7W 34 S4B 77 44B 79 38B 89S2B 3 41W 16 SOB 74 47W 6 21W 93 22W 19 62B 9 IIB 14 3IB 333W 73 25w 6 17W 70 38W 26 OB 8 67a 146 6B 8 8la 34 03B 7 0OB 36 19a 17 OB 86 17B 3 7w 3 6W S 19w 3 43W 9 62W 24 398 77 21W 178 9B 2 44W 71 30B 78 I4B 623B Rungpoor . Rungpoor. ,27 ON 25 42N II I6N .60 SN 12 .'i6N .41 22N .40 43N il S8N Runjenguddy RunneUtone Run ton Rupa KUOu .....M............ RuovesI .............. Rupelmonde ,~.»._01 9N Rupert'* House ,^1 80n Rupunumy, River 3 SON Ruquengo.^^..»..~.38 24n Rureraondee ,^....61 13N Rutadir .,..~..~~....35 20N Ruie . .^ 61 43N Ruteelpoor....~~~..21 22N Rutella ,... 42 S5n Ruah ...,.....».^...w..^^S3 31N Rufh, Pt....>........8a 1.1N Ruthcroft ..y .64 48N Rushdcn ^ 62 18N Rushlikon Rushmere -47 17N .02 3N 16W OS 176 46b 11 83 9 Ruihton .»...«..«....53 7N Rushton ....«...., ..~,.60 0IN Rushville, or RuHeUvillc..~~»40 ION Ru»i 47 01 N Ruiikachan ^^.^.Jid 2<)n Ruskelville 36 44N Ruskie ^^,^^.^ M I2N Ruitkington ^......03 3N Ruskoi 40 49N Ruspas X.............36 ION Ru»per.~..... ....... 81 7N Rusque, L. ........J>7 30N Rus8, River.~,~~~.M 18.~~~0O SON Saale, River......... 81 98N Saaireld ....^.^......03 01 n Saalfeld ^.......^....60 30n Saalfelden 47 2SN SaSne, or Sarine River .~~......~..46 69w Saanen .i...ii.i..4 6 SON Saarbruck..~~~.M..49 13N Saarburgh 49 37w Saariarvl 69 :»M Saarlouii 49 I8V Saarup... « , 57 SN SauZ. 46 7N 8»Bi ■-■*« 64H SftiM jjj 1 1 " I OUlv Saba, Itle Sabadibs, 1 SabB i Sabai or Ho, merits 17 40N lOB 13 80M S4IW flaua 44« l>S>a II 47a II Ma 19 338 II 33a 13S4a 7 lAa 7 ISB 7 la «3SB 3S SB «4Aa • 3«B 7 50a 40a 104 OB 46 33B 03 \nw OH SOB 43 30B 13 10 IS IS 17 90 10 17 60 IS 15 IS IS n IN 91 IS IS SA SA 47 AS SI .15 OK 43 10a SS Sabaleta, River . Sabaletai . Sabana Sabancul~.~.~ 8abanta~.« Sabara Sabaria. 8abatinu« Lacua. See Bnvf. of Sabba Biar ~...«~..30 3In Sahbionetta ........40 ON Sabe 16 S6n Sabermutty, R. .,..23 20N ..JB 26N Babin . Babinaa, Ulet S9 I3N Sabine, I»!an d ......7B 4BN Sabine, Lak e ...~«.. < 9 48m 77 UW 76 9W 7S40ir OOSSW 91 IB 44 40W lOSSa 89 OB 10 33B 41 mm U 43B 16 7a 63 18W 109 SOW 94 SW 49 49 49 46 97 SI SO 35 87 35 SA 83 99 44 40 43 Sabine, llivcr 33 16n Sabine. River 29 36N S Sabini.. 43 aON z Sabioncella.......~43 S9N X Sabium. See Cnvt. of Rome. Sablah ^ ....30 39n Sable ..^ «-^7 49N Sable, River ^ 44 OBN Sable, or Tancha Point ...~~~,~.>'2S 7n Sable* d'Olonne.~46 32n Sablia 44 \f,H Sablija... ~...~36 65N Sabra 62 36n Sabrata.~~ -32 0ON Sabrina Fl 51 25n Sabro*o 41 48i» Sabyrova...... .62 0n SacalM '18 19a 8 8acg.~.......>- .3* On 09 I4W 44 04 3W 43 13 30a Ml 17 30B le 35 48 34B 83 lOW 14 83 87W 44 }Sacalits~.~. Sacalite* Sin. Sacatecoluca 8acaven.».~' Sacco 18 SON 17 40N 13 26N 38 4ftN ,.45 IMM Sacco, River~~.~.4l 36N Sacconex « ."46 I4n Sacedon. 40 24N Sacer, M. See Env*. of Rome. Sacer, Ptt 4 4 SON SaceruBla..»..«...'"" 1 S 46n Sach or e ...... ... . .. .. .34 44N Sach*enhau*en .~A0 7n Sachilen " «46 62n gacile -4 '46 S6N 8ackatoo-~.~~~.~I3 ION Sacket'i Harbour 48 67N Sackutten ~......... 5 S 28N flg^j^j III! -I a^ SON Savombe » > SI n Sacrapatam~~~~.l3 86N Sacratif, Cape ^36 40N Sacred Bay ^29 38M Sacro, Cape 36 2* Sacrum 0*tium ~.44 04N Sacrum Pr. ~~~~.43 On ■fl 0» 81 lltr I 4MW 43 OB 46 40B 17 49B 13 3SB 8 OW 7 34W 57 40B 66 Mm 71 OR SS aor AS»!>B 88 'MW SW IS SB I3 89B 6 OB 949W 37 SOB 4 .WW 71 4SB 8 86B B I4B 13 8Sa 6 OB 76 IIW 91 SAB 70 94W 8W 76 (m 8 34W 48 OB 36 I7B 30 38B WB 64 low Na||liM....~~~. Ksgins, River NBflna Bay ~43 .«N 48 4'm ^ .i**¥i**it\^**A^ W Nagonv, Oulfof~..,.49 4n iagra, Mis. Mu ~JM 6n llMU..«aM.»~~~~.. 30N t laiuena* ~~~~48 SON aagiMinay Hlv< r ~4H On Nanulta, H. ~.~-..IO On ltiiuntum~.~~.~~30 40N " " 40N ~.43 ION 29 60n 34 I7N 06 SIN 33 25N 44 14 33 83 33 S6 AS 34 93 SO SA 40 34 35 9A lA 34 9A A6 34 93 17 lA 95 80 44 90 44 10 3.1 94 66 97 M M 40 Hayurta HBna||un~M.. Mbam Tony Saharunpoor NatiMwal . MatiBurh Hatilun WlnOfMn#*Bw»i Mhortka ~~.....~»49 I2n Salt««p»..99 2N l>algn8>l«gler~~M.47 14n Balgnaa ~w . ....~..~.4 S 19n Halaon .~..~«.....~10 Ktn HatllB ....40 27N NBtllon ...~....««...46 ION Sailly d« la Kt Abb'* Head 65 65N M Afr)i|ue ~.~»~~43 67n St Agata~.~~~~~.38 IN Mt Agn«* ~m~~~~6S sin M Ainf((Corii' WBll)..... ....JW 19N It AgrSvo~.~~~~45 In Ri Amnan~~~~~~47 I7n St Aij(nan~~~~,~49 sn it Albani ~~~~~~44 SON St Alb8n*~.~.~~~44 63N St Alban'* Head JW 35N NtAlban»(Hert«)61 44n St Albitn«( Ver- mont) ,.~..~~.~.44 48N St Altt«r(o~.^ 44 33N 8tAI«Mlu 87 6aN St Allen ..^ SO 19N St Aman>le).4G IIN St Andrew* 67 40N St Andrew* ~~.~-64 39N Mt Andrew* (nfe*mre) 6« aON St Andrew* May (Kloflda)^ 30 6N Mt Andrew'* l»le - 6 36N it Angel ~~~~~~46 2»M Mt Angela* 28 1* Mt Ange o -43 40n Mt Angclo~~~~~~w> i«N 5tAng.loCape~.36 26N 1 it Ann ......' 'S "ON Mt Anna . ~ft3 I7N St Anna~.~.^ — —j' j* MtAnna. ~ 9 > * Mt An«a~~--. IN if-' Ht Afiiiad*"!'".') 10 *l* Hi AntiiiiMoMo Hanto) "«0 7N 84 46w 44 Kl 8IW 44 i!8 40w 44 B38B 25 9 SW 34 8 07W 18 109 lOB 85 69 SOW 41 69 38W 41 67 OW 49 20W 34 14 I0B 19 4 06W 34 46a 10 77 33B X\ 72 28a .13 70 2a 33 9 .«B fl 32 808 30 80 7B 33 20S8a 17 89 40B 33 08 aOB 35 98 SOB 35 99 lOa 35 87 40B 33 89 OB 33 36 23a 31 74a4B 33 7 OB IS 2 27B 14 106 45B 21 83 MB 27 7 9B IS 3 87a 14 2 9W 12 2 6IB 14 14 36a 26 3 28W 13 S I3W 10 4 23W 14 1 22B 14 6 2IB 14 73 8W 44 69 28W 41 2 4W 10 20w 10 73 6W 44 12 lOB 25 18 22b 26 5 3w 10 2 328 14 3 26B 14 3 26a 14 4 MB 16 38 67W 51 37 3W 61 62 3GW 51 80 lOw 64 4 9B 14 6 20B 14 93 43W 46 109 3CW 46 4 38B 14 4 68B 14 low 14 a 30R 14 1 17" 14 14 49B 19 16 IHB 96 16 468 35 fi.') 21 w 49 34 378 30 74 2w 49 8 44W 94 2 82W II 76 4'JW 47 44 20r 86 81 OW 47 62a6w 41 3 l.'iw 11 1 40W 9 3 48w 13 85 28W 44 131 40B 39 3 9a 14 64 13W 81 I2 37B 35 9 26B 95 23 13B 98 77 16w 47 6 SUB 16 40 OW 61 60 6w 51 40 6w 51 61 12W 49 24 208 37 m36 son 33 20B 37 RMlgwbi, PC SB ON RMkolnitchia 00 34N »Mluk.., 41 4AN Raman ».».»i,,««,,..28 Mn Raaquera^ 41 W RaMelm, Lake ^-44 47n Baiiova ^^^.>^^4 >4i« Haatadt ..<^p». , 53 23n Rathfiu*!! -.iM«M»>MXNM.r53 32n Rathflgh ......83 36n Rathfryland.........54 I4N Ratheonnuck....^a IgN Rathkcale ~..«~^.68 3In Rathkenny .......... 88 46N Ratlilacken .^......JM 17n Rathlce Head....,..84 17n RathUn, lrie..«,..J» 21n Rathlin O'Birn, Iile~...i~54 40n Rathmelton ..~~.65 2n Ratlimolion .....^63 29N Rathinore~.«~»...^83 13n Rathmullan _....M ISn Rathmulien..».....Ji5 6n Rathnew>~......«....8g B9n Ratho.......,.^ 88 68N Rathronan .^.x^.52 a3N Rathven ^..^.^.....S? 41 N Rathvilly ,.....,^M 84n Ratjaria....»......».w43 48N KAvlDOf »w^w*rfw^wwww^^OO 3" Ratingen<..»..».......ai 18n RatUbon, or Regentberg......49 On Batnapoora ,...>...■. 6 42n Ratoneau _~...~..43 IHn Rattan, lBle~..~.,...16 20n Battray...^..........87 37N Rattray ....^..^....86 36n 14 13a 45 43a 33 67« 60 am 41B 39 SB >7 BSa 8 141 8 16a 36 OB 91 33B 88 49a 91 368 1 47W 67 41W 5 I2a 78 80B 8 94W 1 8w 30 99B 1 3w 1 UW 1)7 30B 78 381 7 45W 6 88W 6 SOW 9 9w 7 I3w 7 saw 6 SOW 8 IGw 7 36W 6 14W 6 19w 8 OW 13 31B 6 liw 7 Iw fiSOW 6 low 7 30W 8 84W 6 88W 9 13W 9 iw 6 13W 8 81w 7 39W 6 46W 6 33W 8 44W 7 33w 6 6w 8 34W 7 42vr 3 86w 6 41W 23 Or 18 18B 6 81B Rattray Hd. Ratzebuhr.. Ratzeburg Raucos Rauden Raudru Raumo 67 37N .63 33N .83 43N 16B .83 67N Raunathi. Raunich 6 4SN 61 7N .26 32N .29 SON .67 I IN 3 37N 96 33 37 83 34 37 27 IS M 33 90 38 98 9 49 86 88 n 85 38 9 10 88 88 18 18 18 U 18 18 18 18 IS 13 13 11 90 18 18 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 18 13 13 13 13 11 13 86 20 17 Hauntholt Raunitrup Raveda Ravee, River ..^....30 32N Ravelrig ,..,.„.^.6i 63N Raven Poir.t .^..^53 29n Raven. River ........66 14N Ravenburn ....>,..■ 68 20n Ravendale~».~«..».. 83 29n Ravenglass .........84 21n Ravenna .»,...».....44 27n Kaven8burg...........47 48n Ravenitein . ■„..... 61 48n Raven»thorpe......82 SON Ravenstonedale«..84 26n Raveniworth m~~A4 S6n Raviley, Lit. ,„^^2 28N HAVII »i^«»»wMwi< <<Jil 40N 94 OW 40 Red Point .«.«7 46a 1)4 lOl 63 Red Rlver.........»..aO &&N 08 Mw 44 Red Rlver.......~.^60 SON 97 OW 40 Red River, Little..88 ON 91 SAW 44 Red River (TarUry) Red River, or Rio Roxu Red Rock .48 46N 03 floa 9U S0 43N Red Shur ..^^.......37 47N Red >Vharf, Bay 88 IBn Red Wood.».........4l SON Red Wood, River 44 83N Redang, lile......^ 8 68n Redburn ^.....,...61 48n Redcar .........>....84 S7N Redcaitle ...«~»..>..67 90n RedcroM ......,....>■ 63 B3N Reddlng...............aa 60n Redditc) ) .i..>..... . ....i63 I8n Redenlial! Redfor( Redford Bedford, Or. Redgurton ... Redgrave Redgweir Rednaugh. R«dhilli Redholi Redinha Redliham Redmarley d'Ab- 19 6B 26,66 9 37B 8 40B 1 OW 3 96W 1 39W low 33 9B 18 OR 30 36b 93 43N 18 16 10 9 9 10 30 19 23 19 83 84N .83 66N i4 SON 47 39N 16 64N 43 17N 42N •8 07W 6 IIW 86 lOa 4 I9W 01 84W 94 69W 108 01 0S4W I 8W 4 saw 6 9W 8 44W I 87W I 80a 70 4UW 9 4aw 8 SW 8S7W I IB SSr 8 98W 7 l»w 8MW 8SIW 1 8IB 8 8lw 40W 1 66W 9 6W 63 8lw 8 mw 7 a6W 06 SOW 8 I4W 63 801V 03 SOW 1 eaw 3 80W 19 6H 1 87W 7 66W 68 4DH 8 I3W 81 OB 39 Redmile Redmire Redon Redonda, Itle Redondela Redondo, O _ . Redondo. Mount ..48 10a Redruth ..,......,.,.80 14n Reducclon .........M..37 63B B.educcion, La ..^.^ 9b Redware ~..............63 46N Redwick ..............61 38N Redwitz.~.........,„49 Mtt Redworth .............84 SfiN Bee, Lough ,~~...J» 32n Reeabad ................86 4bN Reed, River .........88 8N Ueede, N. ..............88 9N 7 Ifii Reef, North-we»t (Cattegat1..»~..JS6 46n ReekberKen,.....„.83 ION Reelan, River ,..,.^14 49N Reepham ............63 47N Reer, Itle ............88 31 N tiocrlc #»*wi»^^<^<^»...~.4a 34a Senlnihe .....i. x i M .Srt 6flN anlnginn .«....,„.»SS 37n •nl*h Ru >!>...«.> 67 48N Renllgen ............46 4aN KaiinolC* I«lo.>...~ll 30a Hannan,........,..~.87 7n Rannarod.....~..~~.60 37n .48 7N .44 4nN 8N ..38 S8N 86 17 61 00 II) 36 30 IH 3!| 17 M II 30 in iiannai «.._ llano, Hiver Raniwoude R«Dtlna<«M Rantia ,».......<.,~.47 30N Ranton lnn.,.,.,~.6S A3n Rantotta ............ son llanvyla, Capa ~~A8 SSn Ranwlck .........^.w.84 47n ntfollVt La ^^.^>^i 40N Rapallo ..^..........16 ON Raparata. T. Ha..41 16n Repfall M.M....«~M.68 SIN Haphaloi, Cape — 87 S9n Haphldlm.~».....~.28 46n Raphldlin....«...~.28 38n BtFtj.JJn-n--r '^^ 3N Raptoti w ooi... » ■ I. 8 3 40N RapulM Day m^JM) VW Rapulia Bay 04 90n Raqiiana « .89 8Sn Raqulloto. ««»««» - 4 3 8n Raaaana mmimimmmw.36 88n Raaafator _ ._^ RaMpha ..■..■». m3 S 3m R«MhontM,...*~~63 97N RaKobla«»~.»~.~S6 son Raian .i.«w.....*...~S6 34n Rawnda ».«.~~.~'4i ion Ratarvulr»«.».~~.SS 83n Raihd.«,.....,..~.~87 20m Railarvi .^....^......GS 37n RatlCh MM~......~.43 3.........o6 S2N Rotlmo, Cape ,...~.38 27n Ratlro.....>.»..~..~.10 sa ICctiro 0**^0'^*0^s*t*^»* 4 ofiB Watiro#..>. 9 66N HatrPduln....,.....,~36 278 Reuka......,~~.»....44 UN Retuarlo .,.«.....,.., 3 9 %n Rata MM.«M.~.~.~.49 I8N Retiungen..«,»~~6a 67n t Reuben .........M....3I 82n li 38 13 18 27 80 16 9 II IS 84 33 17 14 86 16 98 19 13 88 18 9 14 S3 35 11 38 31 87 19 10 63 40 34 34 66 38 46a 30.66 10 SOB 17 3 46w 9 SB 7 81W 8 63W 49 36a 94 88B 19 I6B 8 46w 12 21 24 12 32 23 27 12 Ttatiith, HIvcr „..»48 41n Hounttta...M.M«M~66 69n Reua 41 9N t Itt'UM M.~.»«~.~.^ 36N HeUM, R.,.....>......46 48N Reutlillngen „.,.^K% 30n RauKol ......... 51 21 N t lievelM.«M.~.~«>..A!) 17N Ravel..*......*. .......89 26n Rcvetlflta, Capo ^.42 37N Kaviilttdko 60 19N Roveoch M- — 6 7 84n Ravaiby .w.,...w,. . .63 8n llevlda Grande ...31 668 Itevlgny ....,.,^..^.48 4f/i« fiCVllla .w......*>*.....42 l|N nevllla ....,..^..,.^^27 6N ltevllUa[l||edoI..,~19 IOn Kewn, River *.~.~ 3 4flN t Howah 24 ON liuwah *»,....*w..,~24 34n Hewal'Sku, R..,.~.4I 28 Roy, Eita del ...^..31 438 Wvi lilo ......... 8 IW n«y, Le ..*...,*.....~44 14n Itey, Villa Nuva d'al*..»*.w~»~~. 408 48 5IW 20 468 21 8B 20 38B 4 I8W 113 lOW 6S 0«f 166 SOB 7 OW 10 b2B 5B 68 SOW 38 2IB 88W 4 23B 9 22B 19 6K 24 29b 84 43B 44 39w 42 SOW 76 38W 66 SOW 24 32B 4 23W IS I9B 10 4IB 38 57B 7 66b 6 8W 1 16B 11 60B 8 428 9 148 8 108 26 OB 94 608 8 428 4 Ow 6 IHW 3w 68 7W 4 688 3 34W 99 12W 110 20VV 68 27W 81 30K 81 198 173 08 68 46W 78 40W 3 368 61 37 27 27 It 40 40 53 II 21 9 44 37 9 14 17 27 27 27 61 61 49 80 27 24 18 17 31 IS 11 24 17 15 18 IG 23 23 25 10 11 9 60 14 24 46 46 61 33 33 63 SO 49 14 Khizon Rhizui ..».~~~ Rhodanus, Fl... 1 Rhode Itliind Rhodet, or Rho Khyddlan m~, Rhygurh . Rhyndacut ,.,~. Rhyndacui, Fl. Rhypal............ Ria Aroaa. Ria Betanzoi.,... RiaMuroay No] Ria Vigo. Rlace,~~. Riach RIachan. Rials Rlalp. Ki An O ***» » * » »»i».. Richibucto Rivei Richie, C......~... ± Richilieu ...~~ Richmond.,,....... Richmond.w,,,.... Richmond ........... Richmon< l ,..^~...... Richmon d .......... Richmond Ray (Prince Ed- ward's Isle) ..... Richmond Gulfw Richmond ( Lowi Canada) Richmond ( New Brunswick') ...« Richmond, R. .... Richmond ( Upper Canad Richmond (Virginia). Richtenberp. Richtenswyl.. Rickling Rickmansworth Ricote RiddelL. Ridders Riddes «a^*'»>»o»>^i»»*i Rideau, Lake. Ridley ~~...._ Ridymont mii'iaviiuii 4 4 38 n a 1 6 7 30S 160 7N 39 STM 7 7if 1 40N II AN B A8i« 31 aOlf 10 A3l* 'i SON 80 MN 10 47N 3 40N ON 80 IftN 91N 4 99N 34 45N 33 asN S3 3N 35 49N 1 1W 148 30N 86 83N 1 SN B aON 40 31N 38 S7N 10 3»N 3 24N 9 ION 7 S3N 3 20M 49 37N 94 af,H 10 4aN 6 ->» l„ 35N 38 24\r la 32 W 13 "■ 37 MW 60 431 16 40W g 03^ II Sai IS OB S4 111 33 881 17 40W u 461 3A 821 16 6M 39 47» 19 I7W 13 7" 83 6w 13 88W 9 8W M U> 33 9« 2a 14W 11 231 38 S8B 31 ASB 37 7a 19 S3vr 10 601 63 OW 40 lOw 24 a»V 34 lOB 66 461 30.66 201 17 46«r 13 n 31 6lw 24 &3W 13 SAB 33 SAB 23 I6B 27 4Cvir 13 tfis 48 51W 61 iKN 20 46B 37 ION 21 AB 27 40N 20 3f)B 27 4nN 4 lAw 11 An 113 iOW 40 4AN 65 o*r 40 SM 166 SOB A3 IN 7 OW 4AN 10 62B 31 20N AB 9 40N 6S 30«r 44 A9N 3A 2)B 37 11)N A8W 9 SON 4 23B 14 46N 9 22B 17 37N 19 6K 27 S2N 24 29B 27 27N 24 43B 37 38 44 39w Al sm 42 30Hr Al 66N 76 SAW 49 278 66 SOW 60 IIN 34 32B 27 ;*N 4 23W 24 18N 13 19B 18 A7N 10 4IB 17 A2N 8S A7B 31 4l!» 7 A6B 18 A9n 6 8W 11 ON 1 16B 24 3AN 11 60B 17 48N 8 42B 1A 30N 'J 148 18 21N 6 lOB ir* 17N 36 OB 23 26N 24 AOB 23 37N 8 42B 25 19N 4 Ow 10 A4N 6 IHw 11 8N 3w 9 668 68 7W 60 4iw 4 A8B 14 IIN 3 34W 34 AN 99 12W 46 ION 110 20W 46 4HN 68 27W 61 ON 81 30B 33 34N 81 IOb S3 28 173 Ob A3 4M 68 46W 60 2'iN 78 40W 49 14N 3 3AB 14 Hhiion 42 30N Rhiius~~~ 39 40N Rhodanui, ¥\ 44 40N i Rhode Itl.iiid — 41 40N Rliodet, or RhoHut ..M 3AN Rhodope, M — ~~43 ON Rhodut, I 36 ION Rhceteum _~.^~~^0 I" ^ RhAne, Depart* ment or~.~^'~~>45 &3n RhAne, Mouthi or the ^»~.^3 31 N ^ RhOne, Moiitbi ofl Depaitment of 43 33N RhoKolyn R3 I6n RhoMill At 3AN RhoMUi 36 38N Rhouut, Mi ..^ 90N Rhubo, Fl. ...^..AA ION Rhuden...^ .Al 32n Rhudlaat ~.>.».....3^ I6N Rhyddlan ^^., — ..63 I8N Rhygurh 21 ASn Rhyndocu* ...,^~~40 28N Rhyndacut, Fl. ...^0 33N Rhypal.^^ ..~.38 16N Rla Arou 43 38N Rla BeUnzoi.~-~.43 33n Ria Murofy Noya43 43n RiaVigo 42 16N RIace .»..».. ......^....38 39n RIach .wi...r»..»....M>....A7 1 IN Rlachan.^..... .J>7 24N Ririik»#.».*.....i.»~.»..63 43N Rlalp .42 38N Riarte «~~»~~~~-26 6b Rial 46 40N t Rlatan .....> .64 20N RIaian.... ...,.>..A4 32N Ribada*ia....<~.~.~.42 17n Rlbadeo 43 S3n Ribas 42 I9M Ribay, Le......~.>~48 33N Ribble. River ,.„.M 4AN Kibcliestcr ......~«, t Ribe M 49N 5S34N RibUh Ribuitz Ribstone .> Rlby Rica d'Oro Rica, Va. > Rica, Va. 408 47 WW 61 kibecourt 49 SIN Ribera....^ 37 29N M...MW.34 2An A4 7N ..A^^^^i^^wwOo 33N .29 40N 26 47S 23 26s Ricavetz, Lake — 42 S3n Riccal ~ .....A3 AON Riccarton ~.»_<.>Ji6 36n Rice, Lake ~44 I2N Uiceboro~~^~~w3l 47n Rich, Pt 44 44N Richard's Ca8(le~.62 19N Richardson, Pt..~>68 IOn Riche Ule..~..»~~. 8 168 Richel Mth. ,.,.^2^ 16n Richibucto Harbour .~.~~.~.46 40n Richibucto niver_46 37n Richie, C..~~.~~~84 428 ± Richilieu ...46 A3n Rlchinond^......~~31 20N' Rlchiiiond...^......A4 14n Richmond ^^^..^^51 27n 18 49B 66 22 S3a 66 4 A6B M 71 40W 44 98 lAB 80.66 34 AB 66 37 AAB A6 26 20a 66 4 361 14 4 39B 14 9 33w 8 48B 2 66B 13 MB 36 16B 12 32B 1 26W I2W 168 OB 66 26W 62 lAw 19 46B 1 3W 430W 78 I4w 81 30W 80 46w 3 44w 96 30W 148 OB 67 I7B 64 ASw 64 6AW 118 44B 72 67W 85 49w 1 46W 20w 160 66B 147 33b 9 31 14 26 66 17 9 9 1 61 61 27 9 12 42 44 42 10 40 62 32 41 41 A3 43 44 9 10 62 A3 41 40 Richmon d .. ...33 36b Rlchmon d ...........^2 4AB Richmond Ray (Prince Ed- ward's Isle) .v..~..46 36n 63 AOw Richmond Gulf — AG ISN 77 20w Richmond ( Lower Canada; 46 43n 72 4w 43 Richmond ( New Brunswick >...««46 2n 67 46w 41 Richmond, R. .......28 61s 153 SOB 62 Richmond (Upper Canada)4A 8n 76 60w 42 Richmond (Virginia) 37 30N 77 39w 44 Richtenberp — »~.64 7n 12 S4b 20 Richtenswyl 47 IIN 8 4IB |5 Hickling 61 67N llB 10 Rickmansworth — SI SON o S9w 10 Ricote .»..~<.....~...38 ION 1 S2w 24 Riddell 56 30n 2 47 w 12 Ridders 64 ON 9 38b 31 Riddes 46 ION 7 14B IS Rideau, Lake.ww...44 47N 76 I6w 43 Ridley , 63 An 3 4lw 9 Ridymont .^........»63 In SAW 10 Ringiagcr RIngstcad Ringted Ringus RingoI«L~.......~.59 9N ..60 63N .69 66N 2AN „ , —i*»*^***m*»»* »l Ifrf Ringval>1foe~..~~..69 AAN Ring wood Riniakhar Binkenis. Rinmuir .... Rinn, Lake. Rinn Rinnes, Ben Rinnie Rinrachy. .^■.Mt AIN 33 7N 54 A6N .66 40N i 63N ~6I 8N 67 95N -28 44N J17 4IN Rinaumageest ..~»63 I9n Rlnteln .. ...,52 11 N Rint*unsoagl)ba, Lake ...... ......... 8 1 45n Rinzing, River — 60 7N Rio Bueno, Town, R., and Harb. .~18 38n Rio Champoton.~19 20N nio da Deh ....~.~,3I 48N Rio del Valle 33 4SB Rio de Segovia ...-I4 6n 1 Rio Grande do Norte.~~~~. 6 40B Rio Hacha~~~-~.ll 3IN t Rio Janeiro~~~-23 Oa Rio MamentaU~~.18 48N ± Rio Negro......... 3 OB Rio Negro (Cundinamarca) 6 I3N Rio Preto~ 18 278 Rio Tundo Riobambo. Riocabado Riocorbo RioJa RIoJa .36 inn t Rioja~~. ~~..29 SOS Rioloboi .~,~.39 66n Rioin »0^*^*^*4*^***0**»v» MsN Rioni, River~. 42 An Riopar .~~~~.~~.38 34N RlOW **^0*^^^» ***^ »* *■* « ^ o I aIv Ripatransone ~~~43 In Ripen, or Ribe-~.AA 20N Riphath M. ..~~~.A8 30n Ripley »mm»*»**** «<*'**'*** »>^ «N Ripley mimmw«mi#ile2A IAN RociBni~~~ 37 I9N RocIo, N. 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BaeBf, PU.mmmmmM SOW gacBruBto.^««.«w~Ji 48n SaBhorBu«aMMiMiM«.94 44N SachaBRlMiMBn «JM In SaenBlBa 4immihim«imm«46 SSN gacllB „...«..i..»«....4> S8N RackstooL«..rM»»IS 98N Sacratir CbpbmmJN 40n SacTBd Bay .„^,0mM MM Sacro, Cbpb .■.■■■'«.«.. SS Sn Saeniai Ottlum ««44 S4n Baerum Pr .»4t On Saeta, K. «.~«««»I6 08 19 MN IS SON MKM.SI SSN 8adanlo«w,»«»i»M.97 I7N Sadankyla ........^ 67 SIN 8adaahBvafurM~»14 tSN Saddals K. ^.^.....M S8n Saddol 01en.«MMJ>5 SSN Saddoll CaHle ..»JW» SSn SaddlB Ba«k.»»Mj38 (OB Saddlebrack m>~<»S3 ISB SaddlBwortb «m.«JKI SSn dSQI IMh mimwwmwawiwM Aff iMdiMoktard. Sado, Iile,.i.i.w.i..w..a8 SON Sado, Rivar ,.m»mM SflN fladogur a i%»i>.»iw(m h »iw48 I9N 8adoolapoorM«««..SS SON oBdraa »»ww».w.BWB 3 7 47" ga>liria.......»...,....8l 7N Sairagi, I ,96 4SN SaAgi, Rai ..,.^36 AON Saffbii, W. .w«M«96 S6N SafllM.,..., M SON SaArany Poort ,»».3I 408 Safton Walden».M Sn Safl, CI 35 4«N RaflBh, Tell ea ..~31 4SN Safti a i.. . *. «w< WW.W.WW. 80 A4N 8agadOTa,,«^ „ >.»,4 4 I8N Sagalng M»».M»>»»3I 64fi HagalBMiii., .,37 41 N sagan ,»»w.yw.w , w w <5_l S7N Saganaga, LBk0».48 IIN 8agar d .».«.>.>»,«.»,>.»54 ?7N Sage .. ^ ..^iwtf. ■ W.WIW. n MM Saaet, R. S0» Singapore M»>.,» gBggard..,,.,.,,...^^ IAN Saggat. Lake..,.,,^^') SIN Saggtel Doiitan «»36 37N Saghalien, Gulf of A3 AON 8aghalien,Ule.»*M On Baghallen. or Amur, River ,JU 4AN Sagbalien-Oula- flotuin....»» ^i80 3M Saghu Kieul Ohieul, L. « SaghOB et. ».. ISg40a 9 447 96 MR 78 34a SO AN 63 181 68 37B lOSSa SO MM § 4i>W SO 90a II S7B 41 ISN 81 OB U9BB S3S4B S3 SOB S3A9B «7 94 35B OlSa MSna M80B 99 ioB 90 SOB 37 858 96 I9B SO SOB IS39B 91 07 I3 36B S lAB 90 94 10 33 S3 83 SS 91 S7 39 SO S3 31 37 37 37 SO 88 10 96 31 si SS 86 SA 86 90 44 90 18 ftW I 83 6 977 13 IH OB 33 36 9S> 30 141 30R 30 143 OB 30 140 OB 39 I30 57B SO SClOf SO t340s 37 IttAi ■t Andi ■t Andr4 St Andi ■lAndrS ■t Andraa, Cape...J7 47N ■t Andraa. Ule ...43 3n •t AMirBaa 9 3In St Andraaa, Ca|>«.JA S8n •t Andrea ».«...... S 88a ItABdrw-... IS » •t Andrew tSt Ai>4rew.....^l8 SN tt AiKlrew, Cape (Mad^«KW)^l6 90B St Andraw. Iila ..IS 88n •I Andrew, Hr. (Bdward't l*le).,46 IIN Mt AndrewB ~.~.>57 40N •t Andf ewi ........84 3W ■t Andiewi (PlfMhlre) St Andrews Bay (Plorlda) SO An M Andrew's Itle . 5 SSn It Angel 45 2aN MAngele* 98 Iti 4 SNB 107 3 SOB 14 4ra 15 i>a IS4Sa »» 917 S4 Sim 74 87 8 447 iaiw 76 497 44 lOa SI 3 167 I II Angolou. •1 Angslo. 4S40M 45 14N M Angslo CapB .>S6 «6n ill Ann .^.18 SON t Anna ...1.... ..68 I7n It Anna ~-lS 16b MtAnnt 19 191 St Anna. 18 S5B St Anna (Bolivia) 16 45B St Anna (Monte Santo ) ■..»... »...,40 7N It Anna da« Mer- CB* (Plauhy )..,... 7 SB St Anns.lile,>..10 80B St Anna, or Yacuna, River .13 8b St Anna de Sacramento mi...l9 4Ib St Anne (Aldcrnev) 49 43N St Anne, Mt. 31 30b St Anne (Q><«becj47 SIN 8tAnne(Qu'juec)47 » Ht Anne, River — 46 37n M Anne'a ITsi-b ..AB 22n It Ann'a Br.~..<_SS 13n St Ann'i Chapel .S3 IOn St Ann'a Head ...SI 41n St Ann'a Head (hteorMan).~.54 6n 8t Ann'a (Jamalcs)~~~18 98n St Ann's Tn., R and Bay. 8S987 ISI 40a 9 9B 84 137 IS 97a 9S6a 93 13a 77 167 SSBa 40 07 80 67 40 87 61 197 18 SSN 28 67N 8N St Anthony St Anthony St Anthony, Palls of ^ St Anthony, Fort 44 49n St Anthony, Monastery 0C....28 47n St Anthony's Port ......^ 39 S9N St Antioco,isle..J9 9n Ht Antonlo.~~~~.89 13N St Antonio~.~~~.. 3 6 97n St Antonio~~~.~. I 3Sa St Antonio St Antonio. St Antonio St Antonio St Antonio St Antonio St Antonio St Antonio St Antonio... 9 137 117 4b 70 37 71 07 73 137 60 337 3 997 4 87 8 107 4 997 77 87 77 137 33 19B 4 697 93 167 93 107 9S 16a 8 91a 98 3A7 180 687 46 887 1 38a 46 427 S3 107 63 187 64 137 68 97 60 7w 71 997 66 97 ..~~~»37 4n 8 47 24 J ^i*»#*s«*»»o»» I 13 36a St Antonio ( Algarve) St Antonio (Bahia) St Antonio, Cape.21 SON St Antonio, Cape 38 49N St Antonio, Caue 36 23B St Antonio de la Huerta ~~~~~~38 32n 14 14 14 14 19 98 SA « SO 49 94 II 47 07 47 41 II 9 ..m..JU 90N 9 487 It 44 SO 14 81 SB SB S8 47 16 61 SI 81 49 34 SOB 97 41 397 SI 51 307 81 66S07 4j) 44 407 SI 14 S3 41 41 49 41 IS 9 10 9 47 47 37 10 44 44 39 83a 87 97 96 46 46 61 94 61 61 61 60 80 49 60 49 37 487 01 84 S9W 47 6B 34 66 437 BO 109 07 46 St Antonio do Marapi ~~~~~~ 1 60a 6.5 367 49 St Antonio, Gulf.4l 30b 64 07 fio Ht Antonio, Isle.~17 On 35 307 | 9t Anttmio (La Plata) ~...~30aSB 00 497 BO 81 Antonio (Minaa OBraas) 16 41* 43 67 61 St Antonio iH, „Jlb bl» 67 937 60 44 INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN N*«n. Im*. LOMO. No. or MAf. 8t Antonio (Uauea) St Antonio (Pernambuco) . 8 SGa St Antonio Ft. «.40 SW St Antonio, Porto " r.73 IS aw 97 sow 46 41 '4W 61 64 aeir 60 St Antonio, Rirer...^ St Antonio, Sierra de.. St Antonio (TMfln)«M St Antonio Tower.~M> .S8 3SII St Bernardo, Bate de «..~< St Blain «.~~ 74 Oir 60 .,2s tSif 46I1N St Antonio (Vaflnai) «.....».» 7 47if St Antonlu»,.......JI I7n St Arnouid~~~..«.48 S3n St Arvani St Aiaph, St Athan St Anbin St AuMn St Aubin St Aubin St Aubin (Fri- burri».^.......-46 64n St Aubin (Itle Dleu)wM,. .46 43>r St AubiB(Jcrfey)49 13!f at Aubin (Neu- St Auguttin ,~~~46 4Gn St Auguatin, Cape (Permmbuco)^ S I3a St Auguatine (Florida) ...M.^.89 tin St Augusttne'a Bajr (Mada- gaicar).... .,.^23 40a St Aurica, Cape#.M36 ON St Aufeline~~>~~46 89m St Auitell».~,^.~A0 21N St ATertin...>.~~..47 23ir St ATit ,.,„A6 6lN St Avoid ^^,t».^ A 9 ' 9n 97 3W 66 low 9 ?■ 16 34a 68 44nr 4 39b 1 66U 3 42W 3 2.tw 3 26W 1 671 OSfW 34nr 1 4a 6 47B 71 29W 84 64ir 61 St Bacco.............^! 69N StBalthaiar...~~~ 3 13N St Barbara .. . ~~..37 49n St Barbara ,.»~m».33 S4n St Barbara ^^^..^ 3 3n St Barbara 8t Barbara St Barbara St Barbara St Barbara St Barbara St Barbara, Channcl.».#.##,.,*.34 15N St Barbe, Ule~.^ ION St Bamabc .>..~~»48 20N St Barnabe, Isle^ll 60n St Barnabe, IsIewtS 22n St Barttiolmai.~.<.,16 43b St Bartlialomew.~>15 ON St Bartholomew. St Bartholomew (Bavaria) St Bartolome St Bartolome .......40 44n St Bartolomeo~....37 36n St Bartoiomeo, IftiO <»#>»»»*»w 5iN S. Beet.. . — 64 S9n St Beei' Head 54 31n St Benedetto ..«~~.46 2n St Benedicto..~~~t9 27n St Benevento~.~~4l 8n St Benin 47 IN St Benito Abad.., 9 6N St Benito, I«le.~..~28 16N St Bernard ..~.~~~46 31N St Bernard, Great .Mount) .~~~...4S 65N St Bernard, Little V Mount) ...~.~.45 39n St Bemardino..~..U6 Ssn St Bernardo.~~~.~3S 62s .17 65N i7 28N 6 42N 86 60a 14 17a 71 ON 4 47W 43B aasa 6 44a 19 27a 67 63W 6 68W 118 18W 78 22W 60 69W 61 62W 119 19W 74 35W 67 46W 70 40W 1I8 60W 107 30a 68 30W US oa 68 33W 41 66N 164 30B 62 69W S23W 3 36W 3 40W 10 66b 109 67W 14 44B 3 26B 76 OW 116 40W 71 liw .29 ON .48 17N StBtaiie 47 IN St Blaa, Bay ~ .~.~ 4 30B St Blaa, Bay~~~~ 9 36n St Blat, Cape ~~~29 35n St Blai, Point ~~~21 36n 46 60 18 26 49 17 14 10 9 10 14 14 14 14 6 69a IS 9 22W 3 12W 14 14 IS 46 61 44 26 44 10 14 14 14 33 49 24 46 49 49 49 45 49 49 60 45 35 41 29 41 51 64 47 12 64a 18 74 16W 49 6 19W 24 13 3B 26 139 38a 62 12 9 9 25 46 25 14 49 46 41 7 8a 15 6 46a 25 9 lOB 15 64 26W 60 96 46w 4G 6 24a 14 7 Oa 63 I2W 78 64W 86 8W 44 106 9w 46 15 60 49 Namki. Lat. l.«.I.O. |,^,_ St Chriitoval ~~~ 7 OB St Chriatovai Iiie 10 SOB St Clair~...~.~.~..49 I2N St Clair, Fort 4'i 61 n St Clair Iiland~~~43 30N St Clair, Lake~~~4a 26n St Clair, Lake~~~43 6a St Clair, River ~~.4S Sn StClairville~~~..40 6N St Clara, laie ~~~2 i 86b St Clare~~~~~.~~61 49n St Claude StCleer St Clement St Clement, Rom Itle 46 24N 60 39N 64 40N ■*/^w»»55 7N 77 6»W 161 40a 1 4oa 83S9W 83 60W 83 46W 146 19B 83 34W 80 69W 80 16W 4 27W 6 68B 4 28W 8 29a 8 37a 118 low ^0^^I0^<**^ 28 23N ~.48 49N 11 32N IS 3SN St Coloma St Colombo. St Columb, Major 60 26n St Coiumb, Minor SO 26N St Conttant~~~~45 I9N St Coraion do Jetut~~~~~~~.l9 OB St Cotme ~..~~~~27 128 St Cotmo ...~.~~.,27 2ia St Creed — ~.~~.60 I6N St Crepin ~~~~~~4S 8N St Crittova.~~~~.20 66b St Croce~.. 36 61N St Croce, Cape~~37 16m 8tCroce(Vene- tiA/ tWWn rf *< 64w 74 26W 68 i.'iB 73 8W 16 SOW 2 24w 7 36B 10 50B 63 44W 76 38w 6 6w 6 18W 135 36B 73 6w 1 24b 6w 4 62W 6 63B 2 23B 2 2Gw 2 26w 2 1GB 5 37a 49 64 14 43 44 43 53 43 44 47 10 14 10 31 21 46 St Clemente Itie~.3a 68N St Clemente, Volcano ~~~~.46 16a 73 Ow 48 St Clcment't lalani St Cloud 83 »W 2 laa 1 I2B 4 SlB 4 66W 6 iw 73 SOW 88 40W 67 25W 68 61W 4 63W MM 68 43W 14 30a 16 16a 13 27a 93 4lw 67 13W 67 4W 630a 49 36w 6 50W 120 31V 44 14 34 14 10 10 43 60 61 60 10 14 60 36 36 25 44 44 41 16 61 24 35 121 38W 46 119 26w 46 86 33w 46 60 49 49 48 42 36 12 2.5 2h 41 47 10 10 29 42 14 14 10 66 30a 30 17w 14 15 14 12 14 14 14 (California) ~~~33 45N 116 48w 45 St Diego (New Mexico)~.32 68N St Dier ~.~....~..~ 4 6 40N StDiey~~... .48 17N St Dimitri~~~~~89 36n St Dimitri. See the Botphorut~. St Dizier ~~~~~~48 38N St Dogwellg~~~~.6l 66n St Domi8no~~~~.43 69n St Domingo~~~~.33 268 St Domingo~~~~.l9 168 St Domingo (Brazil ~~>~~~ 3 266 St Domingo, Cape (California) 25 67n St Domingo Cayo 21 46N 106 68w S27B 6 59B 20 68B 45 14 14 27 4 57B 4 57W 12 lOB 58 14w 49 6W 27 14 10 35 61 61 41 SOW 61 113 OW 75 40W 4C 47 L*T. LoNlt. No. or Ukt. St Felipe St Felipe St Felipe .~...»..... St Felipe .36 64N ~~~~~~10 86N ISN 1 4JN St Felipe. Cape ~.ai 67N StFeliude GUiXoU.... '41 48N St Felix 7 48 St Felli ~.~~~~~12 388 St Fergus. HII 251! St Fernindo .~~~ 2 5 37N St Fernando ~~~~37 37n St Fernando .~~..36 37N St Fernando ~~~-40 138 St Fernando ~~~-34 268 4 3N 27 368 106 3W 45 68 SOW 49 67 64W 49 61 40W 49 83 28W 47 St Fernando St Fernando St Fernando (Varlna) St Fernando, ^ _ , Silver Minet or.29 4S St Fidelit~~~~~~31 388 St Fiilpo. 33 608 St Fillan.~ « 5 6 33N St Fiorenza~~~~.43 41N St Florent >~~~~.47 IN St FloreDtin~~~~48 ON St Flour 46 3n St Font.. .45 41 N St Francit, Cape..34 118 St Francit, or Oamtoo(Bay~*.34 88 St FrancU, Ii.~~~33 328 St Francit, hakeUi Six St Francit, Lake ..46 ION St Francit, River>34 40N St Francit, River.46 8n St Francisco ~~~-10 3N St Francisco ~~~~23 668 St Francisco ~~~~87 46N St Francitco~~~.16 40N St Francitco ~~~>. 6 37N St Francitco ~~~w36 118 St Francitco Bay_30 35N St Francitco. Cape 46N St Francitco, Isle 26 13a St Francitco Port 37 S5N St Francitco R — 10 268 St Francisco, R.~.33 ION St Francitco de la Sllla~~~~.24 6lN St Francisco Solano ~..> St Francisco Solano, Cape~~ 6 24N 3t Francisco de Urarines St Francitco fVeragua) St Francisco Xavier ....«~w..~. 3 4a 45 36W 48 28W 1 61W 98 3W HI 48W 6 18W 73 30W 70 34W 68 8W 69 SW 71 3W 41 66w 70 36w 4 4W 9 16H 3 i6B 3 458 3 4a 4 62a ?4 47a 35 108 133 ISa 71 I6W 74 20W 90 60W 72 48W 94 40W 64 32W 121 68W 68 14W 76 18W 48 30W 116 45W 80 9W 48 30W 121 60W 36 13W 109 low ..36 41N St Francitvilie — 30 45n St Franeois ~~~~.46 13N St Gabriel .«..3a 4SN St Gabriel Fort ~. 78 ± St Oailen ~~~~.47 12n St Oailen ~~...47 S6N St Gaudens ~~~~.43 7n St Gauitier. .,.....~. 46 39n St Gemaine~~~~.3l 17n St Genevieve~~~w49 17n St Genevidve (Missouri) ~~.~.37 S8N St Oenit~~~~~~~45 29n St Genix.~~~~ — 4 6 IGn St Oenix~.~~~~~.45 38N St Genny't ~~~~.S0 46N Est Oeorgc 18 liN t George 35 47N St George 38 In St Oeorge~^~~~~.38 6Gn St Oeorge~..~~.~.5l S6N St George. Cape~. S St George, Fort ~. 13 St George (Grenada) ~,~~.I3 St George, Gulf of (Patagonia) ~~~46 St George. I. ~~~39 St Oeorget ~~~~.46 St Georges ~~~~.47 25N St George's B. ~.35 64n St Oeorge't Bay (Nova Scotia) ~.46 46N Bt Oeorge't Chan. 4 OS St George'* l8le~.29 36N St George's Shoal 36 65N St Gerand...~.......46 15N St Gerard 43 65N 112 llw 91 23W 70 65W 117 48W 67 37W 9 148 9 22B 42B 1 24B 31 20B 3'lla 9N 8N OS 8N 3N 34 61 61 II 46 46 84 60 60 49 80 7 63N 67 47W 49 60 61 60 13 36 14 14 14 14 88 63 41 43 44 43 46 49 46 49 49 61 46 49 61 45 61 46 103 63 W 46 9 3N 67 30W 49 77S3W 49 3 2SW 74 low 49 8 36N 80 48W 46 46 44 41 45 49 15 15 14 14 37 14 St Oeremino. .28 468 89 65W 44 37W 14 6 Ob 14 6 39K 25 4 36W 10 76 4.TW 60 14 24B 36 23 25B 38 24 33B 38 3 30W 10 163 lOB 63 80 18a 33 61 42W 47 66 SOW 48 S3 49B 38 4 44B 14 4Gw 14 I4 39B 36 61 46W 41 l-iS lOB 62 84 SOW 44 I4 30B 36 8 28B 14 1 41B 14 69 18\v 50 Njaas. St Hubert~~~~.~. i St Hyacinthe~. St Hypolite ~~~> St Hypolltte ..~~. Stiago (Capo Verd)~~ St lago(Uayti). St Ignace. Isle ~. St Ignacto..~~.... St Ignacio ~.~~~, St Ignaclo~.~~~. St Ignaclo~~~~~. St Ignacio ~~~^ St Ignacio (Bolivia) ^..^ St Ignacio de Zamueot~~. St Ildefonso~~~.. 8t Ildefonto, Cap St Imier ~~.~~...., #«W#«WM<«i*^«IO» St inca St I net. Cape., St Irenet, Cat. St Itabei St Itabei ~~~. St Ithmael St Itldoro~~~. StItidro~_~~ St Istey. Stive Svfvet Bay. Stlvet(Curnwal] Stlvei (Hun- tingdonthire) . St Jacinta St JacoD Ti II r.11 11.11. St Jaime ......,~.... ± St Jameii~~~~. StJamei ~~~~.. St Jamet, Cape ~ St Jamet, Cape~. St Jamet (La Manche)~, St Jamet, Biver. St Jaquet . St Jean ~~ St Jean ~.. St Jean ~.. St Jean~~ St Jean 08»*« *»<*#*» St Jean. St Jean d' Angel; St Jean Day -~. St Jean de Gard. St Jean de Maurienne. St Jean Pied de Port St Jean (Quebec St Jeremie..., St Joadat Duas Barras ., St Joan StJoamdaPaln St Joaninlio.. St Joao ~~~.. St Joao de Foz., St Joao de Macahe ~~.. St Joao de Paraphyb.i . St Joao dc Sine< St Joao ilo Principe .~ St Joaquim~ St Joaquim~ StJoaquim~ St Joaquim . St Joaquim . St Joaquim, Kiv St Joaquin, Ft... St Jodchiin_~..>. St Johan St Johan (Tyro: St Johann (Austria)~~. St John's R. .~ ± St John ~~~. St John, Cjipe. St John Fort ~. St John (Itle of Man). St John, Lake~ St John, Pt. .. St John (New Brunswick) ~. :t St John(Nen Bruntwick) .. St John, Hwpt (New BiunS' LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. LONO. j|^,_ k4N 109 3W 4& 6lf 68 WW 49 ISM 67 94fir 49 I5II 61 40W 49 t7N 83 28W 47 r 3 45 48 isir 1 nw 98 I7N 111 nw 6 38 73 m 70 3N 68 |25B fi9 4B 34 8AW 61 asw 51 61vr 11 aw 46 48w 4S 19W 34 20W 00 34W fiO 8W 49 SW 60 B3N 67 47nr 49 71 aw 41 66w 70 36Mr 4 4VV 9 16ii 8 161 8 4SB a 4* 4 62a ?4 47a 88 as 32s 133 S7N 71 ION 74 40ir 90 8N 73 W 94 558 64 46N 121 40N 68 37M 76 lis 48 35N 115 45N 80 laa 48 55N 121 268 36 ION 109 41N 112 45N 91 1SN 70 48N 117 7s 67 12N 9 25N 9 7N 39N 1 17N 31 17N a* 58N 89 29N IGN 6 38N 5 45N 4 UN 76 47N 14 In 23 56N 24 36N a 308 162 9N 80 22B 42B 24B 20b IIB 60 61 60 13 35 14 14 14 14 88 63 lOB 16B __ I5W 41 20W 4a 60W 44 48W 43 40W 46 32W 49 68W 46 14W 49 18W 49 SOW 61 45W 46 9W 49 30W 61 60W 45 13W 61 low 45 6lN 103 KW 46 3N 67 30W 49 24N 77 53W 49 25W 74 low 49 36N 80 48w 46 UW 46 23W 44 55W 41 48W 45 37W 49 148 15 15 14 14 37 14 65W 44 37W 14 Ob 14 39B 25 36W 10 43W 60 24B 36 25B 38 33B 38 30W 10 lOB 53 18B 33 61 42W 47 66 20W 23 49B 4 44B iGw 14 39b 61 46w ^2 lOB 84 SOW 14 30B 8 28B 1 4lB 69 18W 48 28 14 14 36 41 52 44 36 14 14 50 NilMM. Lat. LrO««. !fo. Of M4P. 8t HubcrUi.^^.»J>0 Dm St H]rMlnthe~~45 40* St Hypolite St HypolUte Stiago (Capo Verd), St lago(Uaytl) St Ignace, Ide St Ignaclo. St Ignaclo St Ignacla St Ignacla St Ignaclo St Ignaclo I9N 67N 15 SON .19 29N .48 4SN .21 438 14 378 31 638 27 62N Jl 19S 6 ISa 17 7S S4ir 43 6 SIB 14 8S3B 14 34 Oir 9 70 43W 47 88 I5W 44 67 i'iw 01 66 39W 49 64 SW 60 114 SW 46 S0S6W SI (Bolivia) St Ignaclo de Zamueoi.....^30 488 St IldefontCw...^ 6 408 St Ildefonio, Cape 15 SON St Imler >«..^.>.^.47 8n St I net, Ciipe..,.„.M 308 St Irenes, Ca*. ,.^38 9SN St Iiabel>~^...,..>^ 848 St Isabel ......,..^ 3 42N St Ubmael ..^.^.61 44n St Uidoro ,.^....^.29 528 St Itidro >,..., .^^..28 478 St iMey... ..50 30N S> (rt» Bay ,„^.,„Mi 14N Stives (Cornwall^SO I4N Stives (Hun- tingdonshire) ..^3 20N St Jacob ......63 30N St Jaime ..«.>,,.....^. 8 13n t St Jameiu«i.«...>.18 24n St James >^,.,,.„^5\ 37n St James, Cape ^....lO 20N St James, Cape...Uia On St James (La Manche)<.«.4S SIN St James, Biver~.^8 UN St Jaques ~,.,>.,..w>45 2n St Jean .^.......^.^^^..45 58n St Jean ^.......^.^i^ in St Jean .^.»>^w~.47 5n St Jean ......,......^. 6 42N 16 388 61 84w 49 St Jean . .1S46N St Jean .v..„..>..»..36 17n St Jeand'Angely.45 57N St Jean Day 49 13N St Jean de Oard~^4 6n St Jean de MaurienneMa.M~.45 15N St Jean Pied .43 9M 69 35W 77 24W 131 46b 6 59B 113 38W 66 SOW 31 26B 66 18W 61 7w 5 8W 71 Ow 66 34W 4 54w 4 a2w 6 2SW 5 8ttW 4n 64 38W S 35B 68 OW 77 62W 42B 107 208 131 20W 1 21W 69 30W 2 388 4 6a S24B 1 IB 4 238 71 Ow 26 4dB 34w 1 8W 8 518 i»*»^**^»»^i*w' de Port St Jean (Quebec; 47 12n St Jeremie...,»».w48 48N St Joadas Duas Barras „^ 6 48s StJoam ..21 7s St Joam da Palraa 12 OS St JoaninliOM..^.^0 34N St Joao ...41 12N St Joao de Foz..^41 1 IN St Joao de Macahe St Joao de Paraphyba.....~.~.21 408 St Joao dc Sines ..37 4HN St Joao .>«....>t7 6n St Joham..~.«.>~-...JM 42N St Johan (Tyrol)-47 31N St Johann (Austria).....~..«MU7 2IN St John's R. w...a.«SI 378 t St John ^..,...^...,18 4N StJohn, C^pe....^^ I ISN St John Fort ^....M 9n St John (IsIeofMan)....wS4 12N St John, L8ke...~~4S 40N St John, Pt. MM«^ 32N St John (New Brunswick) ...>w45 16N ^ St John (New Brunswick) .....^45 25N St John, Kivrr (New Brung- 60 49 85 IS 46 48 38 49 49 10 60 60 10 10 10 10 10 60 16 49 47 10 39 40 14 41 14 14 14 14 16 47 30 14 14 14 6 198 25 1 15N 14 70 20w 41 68 44W 41 49 28w 51 46 9w 61 48 9W 61 8 2W 24 7 18W 24 8 38W 24 3 178 41 46W 51 40 62w 51 8 48w 24 63 64w 106 17W 104 14N 62 51w 66 16w 67 SOW 63 SOW 60 38w 70 64W 8 35B 12 268 13 15b 29 208 77 5W 9 30B 89 58W 4 38W 71 55W 7 86w 49 46 46 49 50 49 49 49 41 21 19 19 38 47 36 44 9 41 13 66 3W 41 G5 SOW 41 Nam It. La*. L..- "i-' StJote St Joie . St Jose St Jose St Joie. Ft. St Juan ,^ St Juan St Juan St Juan St Juan St Juan St Juan .30 698 3608 .13 168 .6308 ......M.. I 13N 94 40N U 15N 1 298 18 108 36 17N 8 138 308 I 38 18 SON 99N St Juan l>aptisu. 44N St Juan Baptist* .38 60N St Juan Baptlsta, Mount.. ».*.»■. ..#Mww 88 4N St Juan Baptlsta Isle .,..^2* SO* St Juan Baptlsta del Pao 9 89n St Juan Baptiste. 3 31n StJuanBautlsU.lS 48 St Juan, Cape (Staten Isle). St Juan, Cays 8'. Juan (Colombia) St Juan Diaz. St Juan, Fort....a..~ll I3N St Juan, Oulfof^^S SSN St Juan. Isle ..........33 48N St Juan(lvi50)~.39 4N St Juande Jaebun29 34N St Juan de Luinas 14 Sis St Juan (Minorca) 39 34N St Juan (New BiKay) ...37 30n St Juan de Nicaragu * .'>~~ " 10 54n St Juan7Pucrto...ll ION St Juan de los Remedies ........... 23 34n St Juan, Hiver .....10 42N St Juan, River (Choco) ^,—f4f m 4 16N St Juan, River (Arequipo)..«....~15 lOs St Juan, River......~21 33s St Juan (Seville)».37 17n St Juan de Ulua...l9 ISn St Juana ..~.....~.~..37 68 St Juanlco, Isles...3l SON St Julian, Port — .49 Oa St Julians.. ...........SS S4N St Julian's, Bay.»35 64n St Juliao, Fort ...-S8 40n StJulien 44 4N StJulien 46 Bn St JuUen 46 38N St Julien.....> .....44 SON St Julien... .46 84N St Julien du Vourvantc!) ....^47 38N .St Julien le Chap-45 On St Juliott 50 42N St Just 45 55N St Jm t#«##<»*»*w*»'*#**'*» '4° oUN St Just 50 8N StJusta 41 36N S. Keverne ....^.^.M) 2n S. Kew ...............50 o3N St Kirah ......... 4 6 3N St Konstaiitinov.~49 44N StKrun 45 Sn St Lambert 47 19n St Lftfy ^•0i^^**0»'»0^** ^ M 4oN 46 6W 01 44 16W 61 41 SW 61 38 SW 61 67 35W 49 M43W 61 106 >8W 46 74 31W 49 69 17W 60 69 6w 00 66 9W 47 117 23W 40 67 53W 49 100 3SW 46 131 4&W 40 139 OW 04 68 I3W 49 61 61 W 49 S9 69W 60 64 OW 48 68 36W 47 75 38W 49 70 20W 49 84 SOW 46 7 6B 14 117 S4W 46 I 408 34 68 63W 60 74 3aw 49 3 SB " 83 18W 68 S5W 79 45W 83 SW St Lattier ~~..45 5n St Laurence ......J&X 21N St Laurence, Waltham ..........^51 28N St Laurent............45 ION St Laurent 45 41 n St Lauren t 4 8 32N St Laurent~~.~~-46 SJ^N St Lawrence,.....»JS0 3Cn St L,awrence, Cape ...~~~~~~47 SN St Lawrence, Gulf oC ~..~48 SON St Lawrence, R._49 Un St Lazaro, Cape...24 65N St Le o .w....*>.....>.»43 55N St Leonardo .~.~~40 38N St Leonardo .....^..-41 62N St Leonards ..>....50 51 N St Leonhard (Valais) 46 15n St Leonovo .....~~.49 \» St Levan ..«.~...~J>0 4n St_Livens«-~.~«~50 S6N 76 25W 66 31W 6 43W 96 7W 73 lOw 106 30W 67 S2W 14 27a 14 298 9 21W I 14W 4 SIB a 48 6 188 6 8B 1 law 4 68 4 40W 3 6UB 3 258 6 40W 15 258 6 6W 4 46W 18 68 87 148 34 588 398 188 6 I2B 3 47W 48W 63W 5 4b 10b S 678 1 16W 63 OW 67 OW lia 8W 12 198 14 SOB 3 4w 248 34 100 3W 46 46 49 47 46 76 30W 49 49 50 17 46 SO 46 48 36 36 34 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 10 14 14 10 35 10 10 19 23 23 14 14 14 10 10 14 14 14 14 10 60 38w 41 40 41 46 25 26 34 10 7 268 15 41 528 23 6 38W 10 3 618 17 NADia*. Lm. a»<#»»i»«4J Iff" .45 IN ■t Marcel St Marcallin 8t Marco St Marco St Marco, Cape ...37 30'« St Marco, Cape ....S9 SIN St Marco In Lttmls4l eON 8t Marcos ...........37 46n 8t Marcos...... ~..,.37 2In St Marcouf, lsle~.49 898 St Mard 49 33N St Margaret.......>~6S 36N St Margaret at Cliflb .61 I IN St Margarets «...~~SS 63N S, Margarets ^.^.61 S9N Bt Margaret's Bay 44 83M St Margaret's Hope ....,..,. 58 49n St Margarlda .~~J0 3n , No. 01 378 U 188 14 • 168 95 14 428 36 IS 88 36 8388 36 15 008 35 7 48W 34 8 33W 34 1 8W 14 388 16 6 I9W 13 I 938 10 14 20B 36 > 07W 10 64 aw 41 3S7W II / 58W 34 St MargariU Isle (California) ...~~34 39n 111 SOW 46 St Maria. 46 SON B 478 is St Marla..............l5 48n 96 8W 46 St Maria 34 SON 102 SSw 46 St **..!, ,, yj <|gN 111 68W 45 St Maria 32 808 53 43W si St Maria (Brazil) 16 328 61 I3w 61 ,St Maria (Burgos) 49 9N 3 68W 34 St Maria, Cape ~.16 67n 7 49w 34 St Maria de la Charcas.^ ^..33 SON 100 40w 46 St Maria del Oru 31 37N 104 Ow 46 8tMariadiLcuca39 SON 18 918 96 St Maria. Iile~~~36 ION 35 Ow 3 St Maria, Isle (ChiU) XI 78 73 20w SO StMirla(LaPlata)36 358 66 49w 00 St Maria (Les Grisons) 46 37n 10 238 IS St Maria, Monte ..43 24N 13 108 35 St Maria (Per- nambuco) .~~M~ 9 308 40 3Gw 01 St Maria, Pt. 14 408 75 57w 49 St Marie... ...46 33N 71 Bw 41 St Marie ........ 48 ISn 7 I3b u St Maries ^ 43 87N 4 268 14 S. Marina.... M 55n U 308 25 St Mark's Fort ~.30 I9n 84 lOw 44 St Marten ....^...^48 59N IS S3a 19 StMartensdvk — 51 33n 4 48 I6 St Martha, Sa. de.l8 Os 61 15« 51 St Martin.-. 38 22n 75 12W 44 St Martin. 49 39n 1 |98 14 St Martin..^ 50 22N 4 26w 10 £it Martln...a.....»4i2 64n 3 59w 9 St Martin (Asturias) .........43 34N 6 I5w 24 St Martin, Cape...J8 46n 98 24 St Martin (Cornwall) .~.~JS0 ON 19a 10 St Martin d'Es- treauz (Allier).46 13n 3 49b 14 St Martin de Montalban 39 47N 4 96a 34 St Martin (Grisons) ....^-.46 41n 9 II* 15 St Martin (Hungary) 47 33n 17 49* 19 St Martin Isle (Carribees) 18 2n C3 8m 47 St Martin (Nice .44 ON 7 16b 25 St Martin (Peru) .13 388 63 22w 49 St Martin (Suffblk) ........^.JSS I8N 428 10 8c Martin (Surn) .44 On I 588 14 St Martin (Upper Alps) ~,44 49N 6 35b 14 8t Martin (Valais)46 ION 7 28B IS St Martinho.>...~.~39 82N 9 6«, 24 St Martins ....~~~56 28N 3 22vi ia St Martory ... — 43 ION 04b 14 ± St Mary ......18 20n 76 56» 47 St Mary, C......~~.37 40n 27 IOb SC St Mary, C. .~~.~.I3 2SN 16 SOW 36 St Mary, Cape ( Madagascar >~...S0 608 40 08 36 8t Mary, Cape (Nova Scotia) ...44 3N 66 ISw 41 8t Mary's Bay 44 90N 66 12a 41 St Mary's. Cliapcl 60 29N 3 30v( 10 St Mary's (Georgia) ~~.~~30 44N gl 44w 44 St Mary s, Harb..44 438 .167 188 53 St Mary's Isle (Madagascar^ ...16 468 49 flOa 36 St Mary's Loch ...55 28N 8 I4w 12 St Mary's. R. ~~~30 45N gl SOW 44 8t Mary's River - otia)~45 4N 61 57w 41 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE il Monaiica at Morlti ~ •t Mullim^ ■t Mungo .~ ■CMuaIra a. Until St KMt'i •t NIchol 8. NlchoUt 8. MicholM flCNkolw aoN ...U 6N .MSln 47 I8N ■tNicol St Nicole. SlMloolaa St MiCOlM(B«IMUk OrlenUI) .>~^.M 48 ION 17a I4 4lia ~ « 4»w »aia 66»w SSSw 4Sna fl 13«r 78 9>ir 17W 4 7B 3 l»«r A 4Mr S3 lAw 4 M«r 00 Mw 63 saw 7a StNloolaa(IUytl)l9MN St NIcolo ..„..,..,JK 48N St NIcolo, C St NIcolo, Fort. St NIklaa StNiklaut Mt Nikolala .^ St Nlniui't .38 asN J» 47N >48 Of .40 8ir ..^SIN .06 W St Ninlan't, lsle.^9 59n St Ninians, K..,~.a7 3In St Oedenrode ...^41 34" St Olaya .«»... 89 3" BC Onwr <^wi^w<^^ ^JSO 301* IS 38a lA Oa .88 14N 30 Ca 47 UN 43 IXN i7 80i« St Pablo St Pablo St Pablo St Pablo St Palais St PaUU St Palais St Paraskeri~~~~^ A7n St PardouK SI Pardoux ~. St Paschal RtPatricI lit Patrick St Patrick 8 Hd..^l 39b St Patricks l(...>4l aw St Fatrie 47 4CiT St Paul ,..,...43 4lw StPaul^^. » ..~~AO AN 55 87w 73«7«r 14 Via 8A ess: 10 71 11 7a 7 50B 4S35a 8 5AW 1 a4Mr 4 86W 5 SOB 6 54W 8 lAB 15 A3N 18 34B 4 31 I SI 4 I3W 67 4AW 183 OW 104 88W 57 S3W 8 3Aa 1 AW 8 lOtv 83 38a nvr 8 la 69 49W 7 biw 97 a»»v 148 2i>ii 147 87B 69 32W 7 6b 5 33>r 18 15 18 18 83 14 47 10 16 10 10 51 14 SO 49 » 47 86 30 80 18 IS 33 18 18 11 16 84 14 85 35 as 14 10 84 49 64 46 SO 14 14 14 87 14 14 41 13 49 53 S3 40 14 10 St Paul Cap do Joux........~...»» St Paul de Fenouillet «.~~ St Paul de TiOaiido See Sakoadia, R. Singapore—. Sakra Puerto. See Singapore ....... Sakrau ——.60 I3n Sal— ——.34 ION Sal, Casade— .39 308 Sal, Isle 10 36N Sal, Lake— —60 40n Sal, lliver— — 47 30N Sal, lliver— ——34 16N Sal. Water 28 30N Sala .-.-.. « ...... ...44 43N Sala— — — .69 S7N Sala— 31 ON Sala. La. 40 2In Salabong 4 48N Saladas-— .38 188 Saladas de los Po* rangos. Lag. de 30 23s Saladillo 33 673 Saladillo, Grande.38 40b Saladillo. Rio Grande ——31 448 Saladillo, Kivcr -.36 34s Salado, Lake — 3S 1 68 Salado. Puerto — 17 S3s Salado. River —38 63N Salado. River -35 40s Salado. l(iver-.-.35 SOs Salado. River —33 3As Saladu, River —36 4.58 Saladurum ——.47 i8N Salahieh ——.-30 47 n Salahung —......-38 4n Salai ———33 ISN .39 I9N SOW .66 40N 16 36N 40 45N ..41 SN .20 43N 8 46W 7 »a 4 saw 60 low 6S86W 60 I4W no 44w 71 6w 1 OB IS8 oa 37a 1 aow 40W 61 40W 5 61w 040W 4 53W 6 47W S0 40B 88 89a M4.5B 80 43B A3 34a 86 tSs S0S7a 33 54B 70a4a 63 68B 31 aa 31 15B 18 1.3B 66 4NR 70 3W 36 Ow 98 OW 40 30B 66 SAB 34 28B 10 I SB I6 33B 6 46W 15 308 103 67B 58 4SW Salain . Salaka . Salam Salama — . t Salamanca Salamanc Salamanca Salamanie River-.40 43N Salami Kieui— .40 On Saiamia— — .— 3A 48N Salaminias— »— 34 AON Salamis— — 36 UN Salamis 37 SSW Salamon . 47 13N Saiamonde —41 37n Saiandah 34 f>3s Salandrclla, T 40 iCM Salangore— — 3 SON Salankcmin —43 8n Salapia — . 41 3SN Salas —.-.43 27N Salat Nanas. See Singapore—* Salat Sambuian. See Singapore— Salaten Point — 4 158 LSalathi 20 SOW lUto -.35 18V 5 Salatue— — " Salavina . ,10 ION .39 98 Salayer, Inlc— . 8s Salazar, T. de — 30 61 n Salasar —...-...••.. 8 2n Salbris-.— 47 2(>N 10 18 10 49 49 60 46 SO 14 54 14 14 14 47 13 14 14 II 56 88 56 19 83 86 SO 83 33 33 87 87 83 83 20 33 M I 40 83 33 37 as 23 M 20 »5 60 03 7w SO 01 44w SO CO SOW 60 60 6'w 69 low 59 'iSW C3 28W 60 lOw 70 SOW 60 40W 01 OW 67 13W 7 388 33 IB 83 44a 60 lOa 48 50B 37 22B 8W 90 I8W 6 57W 5 44W 100 S7W 85 43W 33 43B 37 SOB 37 108 33 68B 23 88a 17 S4B 8 2W 34 2TB 10 42B 101 3UB 20 2la 10 88 6 19W 114 AOB 11 30W 10 A7B 40 OB 62 42W 120 38B 6 23W 73 3««v 8 28 SO 60 sn 49 SO SO SO 60 60 60 37 33 32 23 30 12 46 24 24 40 44 30 30 SO SO 38 19 81 30 36 36 19 60 34 33 33 3.5 .S5 30 6.5 SO 36 84 49 14 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 45 U*. L«ii«. "^•^•' 9 4ftW 7 It* 4S8Mr 66 low 63a6«r 60 14W II0 44W 71 iw I Oa isa oa 3TB 1 SOW 40«r 61 40W A Mir 40W 4 5inr 6 47W a0 49> » S9I M4M M4M 53 341 36 tte 80 871 33S4a 70 a4B 63 58B 31 31 31 liMi 18 13B CS 4MB 70 8W 33 Ow 93 OW 40 30R 6& 8&B 34 28B 10 I SB 16 33B 6 4»w 15 308 103 57B 38 4SW 10 18 10 49 49 M 44 80 14 54 14 14 14 47 IS 14 14 11 66 38 56 19 S3 36 30 S3 33 33 37 87 S3 S3 ao 33 60 1 40 33 33 37 35 33 36 34 60 N««n. Ltt, M 55N ^ SUN ^33lf .14 18B .16 tU .SOSliB ISA 48lf .33 5Sa .^5 SM .7 OB .47 8N >49 34!t ^5 4S!Y >15 82N .JM 37N ^5 aoN ^48 SN ^7 asir >30 58N ~SU W .J8 46ir ^8 141* ^1 SON ^ 8 Pk .^1 9N ,^48 18N »J0 71* ~33 lOM ^3H 4CV ^31) 61 N to >«# ITsO 13» ..34 ION ~.39 30B ^16 3Mf ..JW 40N ~^7 30» -M I6N ^28 30N .^4 43N «^ 87M ^t ON ~40 2IM ^ 4 48N ~.28 188 »• e 30 33a 63 Ivr 50 .^3 A7S 61 44W 50 >w38 408 60 50W 50 ,.^1 448 ,>35 34a .^5 168 ^17 628 .^8 63W .35 46s ,.M 608 ~J2 258 -,J5 458 ,47 18N ,-30 47N ~,28 4N „^ 15N .39 I9N „^3nw ,55 40N ,15 35N .40 45N .«4I 8» .20 42N .,,40 43N .40 6N .,^ 48N ,.M 60N ..35 IIN „J7 66M w47 12M ,~4l 37N ,38 53N ,40 ICM ,3 SON ,,,45 8N ,„4l 35N .„43 37N ice 60 6'w 59 low 59 28W 63 22W 60 16W 70 SOW 66 40W 61 OW 57 13W 7 38B S3 IB 83 44b 60 lOB 48 50B 37 32B 6 8W 90 I8W 5 57W 6 44W 100 87W 85 43W 33 43B 87 SOB 37 lOa 83 53b 33 SBB 17 S4B 8 aw 34 2TB 16 42B 10\ 3UB 20 3IB 16 5B 6 19W Un«. "li SalU ............. SallMlMr~,~,. Mlaehle Sallachle Hallaehv SalUndU Sallapllle .47 UN Sallenche «. Salmantlca . Salmla. 40I7H 16 WW ~34 5N .,45 471* .,41 ON .,61 9SN , 4 158 .30 SON .35 18 V ,10 ION ,39 98 . 6 58 ».^51N . 8 2N ,~>»7 2(iN 114 AOB II 30W 10 57B 46 OB 62 42w 120 28b 6 nw 73 3*««» i 2B Salmon, lllvcr,„~,46 I3N Salmon, ltl*er,„.>,48 60N Salmon, River ( Cap« Breton) .46 33N Salmon, River (Upper Canada) 44 I3N Salmonby ,,.^.,.,..53 IAn Salmone ..........37 44N Salraone, C.~,„,~:i5 ION Salmyc h .p 4 5 3 I8n Salm]rdeHU«,„„„~4l 3kn Salnikovik ,„..„„„48 I5n 8alo„.«,„.....„......45 SON Salobrena ..,.,.,.,..36 44N Salona 43 30N Salona... ..... . .. .. ... 38 31 n Salona, O. „... 38 SIN Salona, Mt. ,,,.....38 31 n Salonlu „,... 40 39N Salonika, Gulf ^-40 ON Saloonda 27 34N Saloniay „,. .46 SON Salou ,„. 9 131* >»»*»»*»» 4 lU" ,.v,.„.5l S3N .41 33M ,.,41 S4N 34 34N ,40 38N 5 58N 19 7» .37 5N tfSOB saiw 4 sow 4 83W 4S4W 16 171 M 6a 6S8W 6S3B 5 MIW SI 56B 65 54W 73 S3W 15 IS 10 10 13 an S3 86 35 55 33 41 43 61 6W 41 50 50 50 49 50 50 50 50 50 56 37 33 33 83 36 13 4G 34 24 46 44 30 30 56 56 38 19 31 30 26 35 19 56 24 33 S3 35 36 65 50 35 34 49 14 Salou, Cape Saloumah ,. Salperton „ Salpl Salpl, Lake . Salpoor,.... SalsadelU. SalienI Saliett Isle Salso, River,, Salsola, River Salfovia 41 33N Saltow ,..,.«..,..,~,^ 33N Salu,.,,,, 33 45N Salt Detert. Great 34 25N Salt, El „ .33 6N Salt Lake. ,29 80N Salt Lak«^ Uroat 41 02( Salt Lake (BoBjemani) „,.29 328 ShU Lake* , — 3 ) 458 Salt Lake* 33 22s Salt Lakes ......,.~34 158 Salt Harsh (Lower Egypt) 30 IOn Salt Mine* — L-.27 ON Salt Pan Plains — 42 lis Salt Pans .,,,,,34 868 Salt Pans, B 54 52N Salt Plain* ..,, — .27 12n Salt Ponds, The,. 17 52N 77 I8W IW 94 .'KiB 90 2()N 65 I OB 38 SB 45 38B 10 SAB S40W 16 SOB 83 88B 83 35B S9 I OB 33 87a 83 OB 78 388 4 878 78 SOW 1 9a 103 SiB I 53W 10 aa 16 58 71 Oa lla 87 SiB 73 53a 13 57a 15 Sia 89 9a I0 34B 03 5JW 55 OB 35 48a 53 OB 113 UW 49 88 87 33 56 33 35 31 56 88 38 88 87 97 83 14 40 84 85 10 85 85 83 81 87 83 96 85 56 81 44 w 83 45 19 ASa 34 117 88 M 117 158 ft3 117 40a A3 Salt Ran^e, Salt River . Salt River, 33 ION Salt River. Salt Sci Salt Spring 48 37N Salt Swamp..,„,~,48 4n Salt, Valley of. — 31 6N Salt Works .,,~~J5 K>» Salt Works, B. ~J5 60n ISalta 24 408 Salta -.24 Ifis Saltash 60 25N Saltcoats .,,.,.,...55 8!'i* Saltee, Isles.„,,~>^3 6N Salten .~40 43N Saltens, River .~.~<17 3n Saltcrstown .........64 4°2n Saltes ~ 53 53N Saltfleet,,.,. .43 UN SaltfleeU Saltholm,. Saltholm, Isle . Satholmen .~, Salthou*e,.~~ Salt ilia Saltillo Saitino Sal to ..... . . Salto AT SON .-.64 35N .,,J55»9n 64 39N ,,-53 67N .24 45N 95 SON 44 36N — 39 48 .,.,34 148 S3 35B 1*8 lAw 147 3HB 80 40a 5 9W 83 88> 76 saw 73 OB 18 308 01 9W 118 lOa 35 ai8 81 SAW 47 SAB 35 30a 14 33B 14 858 64 aow 64 4i)W 64 lAW 4 I3W 4 4AW 6 34W 8 84W 13 488 6 33W 6 I7W 79 AOW 8a 1 13W 13 4Aa 11 I9B 1 7a 100 4W (01 eiw 10 438 63 SAW 60 SOW 37 46 53 88 13 37 47 33 38 41 M 31 43 11 31 »! 36 6(1 50 AO 10 13 13 31 33 13 13 43 9 9 81 81 46 46 35 50 50 N«H«I. Samirlu'Nl ^ 88 I9n' I- JI0S8N Haintreottt ...Ula V» amil, C8p«.M~,,l9 SON Samftrta «,. ..60 98N Harel«at 37 33n SaiH n> <»i>«»»» 91 Si'iw LoM*. fo, or t Mimnlum ■amo ImJom. Samngnleux I Hamolad* ZainllaMM. Samohovo., Samollco .~ SamonI .41 95N .t'l 8.18 ION ON 4;it I5N 7N .V7 41 .40 ,35 Samonlum, Pr. .,35 ION Samont Hamot 8amoi.„ Rainii*, Isle «. Mamoiata »~. Kamothrare... Ramothrakl„ — SamolhrakI, Isle. SaniotrakI ««« Samour, River flamuy.M.,40 88N jiampfofd 61 BN Hsmpford .,....,«.,50 6In Sampfurd Court- ney .,..,.,.,..,.,bO 48N Mampford Splncy .So 3'iN SO 4AB 1 4AB 8B 101 4OB 1 8W 88 40a 80 558 14 SOB 71 OW A lUa 55 oa 87 508 9 258 96 Ihn 86 I8B 33 54B 80 3t 5 3 SON Mamuttl*tawn.....„65 86N SamuBheu.,,,,.,.39 54n 8amylovka..,.,,..»5l ION Han llonlfachi .,.^45 S8N San noy.~. „ ..~.„.4l 19n Han Clemante.~~.89 S8n San Fi'llc>»,.........40 AON San Ildvfon*ai..,,.,40 57n : San ilusn ..,.,.,.^30 08 , Ran Lul* ..,...,,^33 SAs : : San Lul* Pnto*i 33 ON Ian Paolo. Het Unvi. of Rome, Ran, River....,,.., 50 4CN Sana ,. „ ...,,..*.. 1 5 skn Sanadld m«..m...,~.30 4fiN SanaHr ....,....,.,27 55n Hanagbcg ....„,.,55 51 n Hnnagmoro Cave .4iS 53N Sanang, Great and Little. Het Ringwpofo....,.,. SanaKliygotta.„,,.S6 28n Sanatepc c ,.~.. „ .l7 'iW Banlwm ...,„.,„ 1 9 18n Sanborombon, n. 3> 50s Banbornmbon, B. 35 438 Rancergua*......»»«. ■ 47 ION Hancorre ....^,.,.,,47 20N Ruiicoln*.,...,..i..~40 SON Riutctls .»..,,»,.,47 IAN ■anctisplritus .,,.,40 S9n Sancton „ ..53 51 n HanH....,.,.,,.«„..A7 4n Rand .,.....,„.„.60 13N Rand, ('n|ip.,,,,„~2A 2n Sand Hill, lliver .47 34n Rand Hutton,.~.~A4 sn Sand Lake and Fort «,....... 46 AOn Rand Voe ..,.,.,.,«'/0 37 « Sand Walle SO 44n Randa, Isle .,..„.59 I6N Randa, l»lc ,.,,,.,.55 ION Randauor .■....,...■54 41 n RandaiR ,.,...',,.^.56 31 n Sandaknn, ltay„., 5 4Sn Sandal WumI, Isle .,,..,..,......10 w RandAnlilit'r.~...,>.A7 sn Ssndau 52 48N Randbach 53 8N Rande ...... ..,>..„,66 S6n Rande ...... .......,~.5» 37i( 8andvli!h,.„.».,'~3l ION Haiind,..,,.....~-57 41 N 8 SAW 4 4W 41 45B 100 45B A34B 120 SOB 08 OB A4 31B 10 368 36 SOB 16 29B 3 49W 8 A3B 43 43B 31 488 11 34B 3 48 3 S8W 6 33W 4 4W 60 OW 65 OW 100 OW 81 588 44 lOB 81 38 84 40B 6 38W 6 26W 10 10 83 85 14 3t V> 33 31 30 SO 13 36 S3 37 35 84 34 34 34 50 50 40 15 19 39 37 37 12 12 N«li«i, L*T. 88 29B !)5 a4W 95 I3B 56 SOW 57 I9W 8 54B S52B 8 568 9 SIB 6 17W 38W 5 42W 1 24W 81 llw 96 45W 58W 94 I7W 1 SOW 69S8B 8 SOW 5 39W 11 358 7 OW 118 33B 130 08 6 21W 12 OB 8 S2W 14 OB 10 128 80 5:6 49n Sanna, Lake ,.,,..61 34n Sanna, Rivcr„„~44 6!flf Sannal, CI. .....36 ON % Sanneo,., .i.>.«.4l 40N Sannlkeda... 58 A4N Sannina ..,.,,,^ 48N Sannoon ,„,. ,.,.:ig XIN Sannox .............55 41 N sanfiur .,.....,<.,,.. »B g Han .38 35N Sanpoo, River, Saniiuliar ,. Sansego, lsle,.,.,..44 SSN Santa ,,....., ......34 SAN Santa ,.,.. , 9 08 Santa Ana ...,...,..38 SON Santa Ca(alina.,,.,l3 a7N Sanu Crus >.,~~I7 4AN Santa Crua ,,,.,.16 1 Is Santa Cru*..~..,~IO AOb Sanu Cruf ( Lmon ^,..». .» .,.15 4n Santa Crui dc la Sicira, or Nucva (Upper Peru) .,18 108 Santa Crui ( Mindoro).,„.,.„12 AON Sanu Crui Mt«. -17 58N Sanu Crux (Para) 3 2a SanU Rugcnio 21 47N Sanu F^ . 36 hn Sanu F« ..,,,,.^1 388 Santa Yk de Bogota. 4 39n Santa Yk (Oranada)..,.....37 16N % Sanu Fd (La Plata) ,.,^31 3)18 Sanu Fd, River .2!) 4r.N Sanu F«, Tolosa 29 4.,J3 hn Santcmir .54 I2N Santcrnn, River,,,44 33N Santeitchan ..,,^43 SN Santcsteban 38 I9N Santhia 45 19N Santhofbn ., , ,...47 29N ■Santiago „,., 42 49N Santiago 31 348 Santiago 27 48s 78 AON 88 00 SW 44 74 4M SS •a isa 83 39 988 87 S0 40B 56 78 SOW 40 5D5Sa 88 It 18B 90 73 20W 44 104 40a 85 84 lOB 83 1 13W 94 14 9a ts 14S6B 95 69 lOB 89 1 SOW 94 OW 86 8 3AB 95 1 9W 14 135 40a 85 83 26w 44 6 86W 13 09 AM 85 116 lAB 34 113 SOB 84 77 56a S3 79 40W 49 «10W II 98 lOB 53 16 17B 97 14 IIB 96 14 338 85 9 lOB 99 48 A6B 56 35 808 30 5 IIW 13 85 lAa St 6A 128 35 3 SOW 13 14 208 19 98 958 35 78 37W 49 1 28W 34 81 SOV 47 64 4CW 47 38 56W 51 166 58 88 119 568 35 63 llw fio ISO 548 35 77 44W 47 ^5 5w 51 78 SAW 47 104 58W 45 60 55W SO 74 Pw 49 3 SSW 81 Santiago _ 1 Santiago.. Santiago Santiago Sanclaf^o Aleiitpjo 18 388 .,2? 208 ,.18 108 „ 8 ISN 61 40W 82 57W 83 AOW 78 20W 9 148 9 1.18 114 12W M 16W 21 368 3 43W 3 6.1W 99 OW 97 S3W 3 » 51 SOW 8 4nw 79 low 71 47W 80 OW 79 20W SO I8B 13 28 I 43W 3 I9W 8 108 10 188 8 27W 63 39W G3 4IW 59 «8W 63 30W 59 1-MV 81 low 50 4t 44 47 33 85 46 44 38 84 33 46 46 34 51 34 47 41 44 44 83 85 84 34 85 18 34 50 50 SO SO 49 47 ■ 18 l.s 8 <3'V 24 8t B«rtholmat>^]S 4.1b St Bartholomew<~l5 On St Bartholomcw^l? Mn •t Bartholomew (BavarU) ......«i..47 Ml* ■t Bartolome ...^ 6 48m 8t Bartolome .......40 44n ■t Bartolom«o~...JI7 K" 8t Bartolomeo, Itiv ~~~~~. 8 lOa St Bathan't Ab- S. ReM M S9n St Beci' Hea«L.~~M Slit St Ben«detto.,.,.>.~~. » 47 In St Benito A had ^ 9 Mf St Benito, Iilc~^8 I6N St Bernard ..^^.^6 SIN St Bernard, Great Mount) ~.~~~4l> Wix St Bernard, Little V Mount) ...^.^i S9n St Bernardino 46 88n St Bernardo>....M~3S 62s St Bernardo, Bale de ...~~.~~.29 On St Blain ~i~. 48 17N StBlalM, 47 IN St Blai. Bay...~~.40 SOs St Blaa, Bay~~~~ 9 36n St Bias, Cape ..~~29 SAn St Bias, Point ~~~S1 8SN St Blat, or Samballaa Point 9 Vitt St Blaiicn.~~~~~.47 44N St Blaicy ~.~~..~ liSO 9lN St Boaventura m~IS 32b St BotweU't~~~~^ 3AN St BonneU~~~~~.46 ION St Borg«~.~.~>~~. 4 218 St Boi; a~~~~~~~I4 14B St Bor a .....<'.<~..i. o 2n St Bra X #~.«....~. 4 T loN St Branchier ~~~46 4n St Brai ~~~.~~~~S8 SON 8* Breage ..<~.mm..*.B0 6n St Breward ~~~~^ 33n StBrtce~~~~~~~.48 24N St Bride* ~~^l S8n St Bride's Bay ~>.£l 49N St Brleuc~~~~~~48 31 N St Brieuc, Bay of 48 31 n St Bris 47 4fiN St Brlvels~~~~~~5l 44N St Budeau ~~~~..B0 2AN St Buenaventura 29 67n St Buenaventura 27 ISlN St Buenaventura 34 17n 8. Buryan ~~~~~JM) 4ir St Calais #.<.».iM ~ .«47 u4n S. Calontt~~~~~~a9 6n St Canat ~~~~~~43 37n St Carlos ~....~~.. 47S St Carlos~~~~~~>13 2Sn St Carlos ~~~~~~ll S6n St Carlos ~~~~~~29 ION St Carlos ~~.~~~. 42n St Carlo* ~~~~~.23 28 St Carlos ~~~~~~22 S28 8t Carlos~~.~....~-41 538 41 MN Al 164 aON M 63 SOW 47 12 64a 18 74 I'iff 49 fi I9W 24 IS SB 26 IS9 38a 03 S23W 3SS«r 3 40W 10 06* I09 57W 14 44a 3 sea 7a ow 11» 40W 71 nw St Carlos~..,..M...,l8 271* St Carlos (La Plata)~~~.2S 41s St Carlos, Fort~...34 168 St Carlos, Fort del River Negro 1 6&n St Carlos, Ii\e and Town .10 67n At Carlos del Monterrey~.36 29n St Carlos de Tacuhy ~~~~20 Sis StCataldo, Castle 40 24N St Catalina Isle .^33 2SN ± St Cathcrina ~.S7 808 I St Catherine ~~.I7 69n St Catherine's Inn 66 I3N Sv'^'itherine'sIsleSI 43N St ; atherine's Pt 60 34n St CaTetano~~~~. 9 68n St Celoni~~~~~~~4l 44N St Cergue~~~~.~^6 27n St Cf«air e .~~ — ~.48 29n St Chamand 46 4N St Chamond ~~~46 27n St Charles~~~~~^5 46N St Charles~~~~~~38 46N St Chely d'Ap- cbev ,...,., ...~..~ 44 46n St Cbinian ~~~~yl3 26n St Chrlsto> yber's Isle~~.~.l7 JSm 78 62wr 8 7a 4 42nr 88 filw 9 40W 64B 77 8w 67 20W 67 32W 7 7a 7 9a 7 361V 7 67W 6 21W 4 40W 1 22W 6 I3W 3 46Mr 2 40W^ 3 39a 5 38Hr 4 9W 100 24vir 101 3nw 118 6SW 6 38«V 46B 26 8a 6 21a 49 \yr 87 67w 84 47W 103 8W 68 40vr 48 3W 67 40w 73 5SW 70 3wr 66 26W 69 ISW 48 40\v 18 I9B lis low 49 \2\r 76 68W 6 JW 81 I6W 1 I9W 76 I6W 2 S2a 6 12B 73 Owr 2 26a 4 SIB 73 7w 90 29W 3 I4B 3 578 13 9 9 85 46 25 14 49 46 41 7 8a 15 6 46a 25 9 10a 15 64 25nr 60 46 14 15 96 46nr 6 84b 7 Oa 63 13w 60 78 64nr 49 85 8W 44 106 9w 46 49 18 10 61 12 14 49 49 49 15 16 24 24 10 10 14 10 10 14 14 14 10 10 46 46 45 10 14 80 14 61 46 46 46 49 61 61 60 47 60 W 67 36W 49 71 13nr 49 121 35W 45 61 20 45 61 47 13 36 10 49 24 15 42 14 14 42 44 14 14 St Daviil'i Ili'nil...SI 34N St Davlil's Ulvi ~. I ON 45 60N .~.46 IN ...48 27N .60 22N St Denl* St Denis St Denis St Denis St Denis (Bourbon) St Denis de Or «>ues St Denis (Frihourg) ~~~46 31 N St Denis (Seine) .48 66N St Dennis Chap. .66 68N St Denoual ~~~~.48 3lN St Desery ~.~ 46 32N St Dl(ller~. 46 86N St Dieso (Cali?omia)~~~32 4SN St Diego (New Mexico)~.32 68N St Dier .46 40N St Diey~....~> 49 17n St Dlmltrl~~.. — 89 36n St Dimitrl. Set the Bosphorus~. St Dialer ~. .48 38n St Dogwells~~~~.61 66N St Domiano~~~~.43 69n St Domlngo~~~~^ 268 St Domlngo~~~~.19 168 St Domingo (BraxUi ~~~~~. 8 268 St Domingo, Cape (California) 26 67n St Domingo Cayo 21 46N St Domingo (Colombia) ~~~ 208 St Domingo (Cundinamarca) 6 35N St Domingo de la Calzada ~.42 22n St Domingo (Ouatimala)~~~ 9 44N St Domingo ( Hayti) . ~ *...«.. ~ I8 13N St Domingo, or Hayti ~~~~.19 On St Domingo C La Plate I ~~~28 128 St Domingo (New Mcxico)~.3S Sn St Domingo (Old California) 30 7n St Domingo ( Old Castile) ~.40 64N St Domingo (Pampas) ~~. St Domingo, R (Varinas)~~~~. 7 32N St Domlngos 12 208 St Dominic ~~~~.A0 29n St Don\ts~~~~~~6l 25N St Donino~~~~~~44 6^ St Donna ~~~~~~45 38n ± St Dorothy~~~~17 67n S . Dye 50 I4n St Edmund's Bury.. St Eleazorio St Elena St Elena A IHW 135 368 73 Aw I 24a 6w 4 62W 6 63B 383B 8 26w 8 36w a lOB 5 37a 4 67B 4 67w 13 108 68 14w 49 6w 113 Ow 76 40W 79 llw 76 18W 2 t8w il 26N SIN 2 48 St Elena, Point ~. 3 lis ' ..46 268 St Elena, Point St Elena, Point (Guayaquill) St Elia i St Elizabeth St Elisabetta St Elvis~~~~ 3 108 1 39N .18 6N ~~~37 2'lN 51 6SN 62 48W 47 St Emlland ~~~~Ji6 64N St Endre ~~~~~~47 38N St Eneder~~~~~~60 23n St Erga ~. ~.~..69 20m St Erme ~~~~.~.60 1!)N St Ervan~.~~~~~60 29N St Etplritu, Fort 33 848 St Esprit ~~~~~~45 6t>v St Esprit Haibour46 36N St Esprit Isle 33v St Esprit, Pont ~.44 13N StEgteban(Soria)41 28n St Etienne 46 I6N St Etienne ~~~~.48 S3N St Etienne ~~~~.46 58n St Etienne ~~~~.46 34N St Eulalie~~~~~~43 48N St Kustatius. Isl&.l7 33N St Eval .~~~~. 60 28N St Fabian~~.....~.16 IHn St Faustino~~~~. 7 6Sn St F4(Arauco>~.37 108 St Felices el chico 40 38N St Felipe ~~~~~.,29 50N St Felipe 29 318 St Felipe — ~.~..81 22n 60 28w 46 40w 4 14W 3 31W 10 7B 12 36B 77 7w 6 liw 42B 104 69w 3 34w e0 67w 80 41W 66 lOw 80 41 w 14 63B 77 47W 13 35a 5 5w 4 3lB 19 2B 4 56w 37 21B 6 iw 4 69w 61 Ow 73 40W 60 36w 107 16R 4 37B 3 I2w 6 18B 1 I9W I 36W 4S2B 7 46w 63 3W 4 59W 120 30B 72 IJhv 71 30W 6 2MV 91 27W 67 20W ion 6.VV 10 2«) 42 14 14 10 31 los «6 30a 3C I7w 14 IS 14 12 14 14 14 116 48w 40 106 A8w 45 3 27B 14 6 69B 14 30 688 37 27 14 10 25 61 61 41 60w 61 40 47 49 49 24 84 16w 46 69 63w 47 71 20w 47 63 35w 60 105 low 45 115 36w 40 4 43w 24 7 25S 74 63w 49 49 61 10 10 25 25 47 10 10 46 24 49 49 48 49 25 47 26 10 14 19 10 23 10 10 60 42 41 35 14 24 14 14 14 14 24 47 10 35 49 60 24 46 60 46 St Gabriel I'ort ~, 78 X St Oallcn ~~~~.47 I8n St Oallen 47 86N St Oauden* ~~~~.43 7N St Oaultier 46 3Un St Uemaim-.~~~~31 K-f St aene*lL>ve~~~w49 17n St Oenevl^vo (Missouri) ~~~~37 68N St Qenis. o 45 29n St Oenix 4'i I6N St Genix~.~~~~~-45 38N St Oenny's ~~~~.60 45N 1st (}eorgc 18 UN St George~.~~~~..A5 47N St George .18 In St Oeorgc~..~.~~.38 66N St George~..~~.~.6l 86N St George, Cape~. 6 308 St George, Fort ~.I3 9n St George (Grenada) ~.~~.I8 St George, Gulf of (Patagonia) ~~~46 OS St George. I. ~~~3» 8N St Georges ~~~~.4G 3n St Georges ~~~~.^7 85N St George's B. ~.35 54N St George's Bay (Nova Scotia) ~.46 46N 8i George's Chan. 4 Os St George's Iile~.39 36N St George* Shoal 36 65N St Gerand St Gerard. St Geremlno. 8t Germain St Germain. St Germain, en Lozdre~~~~.44 Wat St Germain, Lambron ~~~~.45 86N St Oermalns sur Seine..... — ..48 63n St Germans ~~~~.60 24n St Oeronimo~.~«. 8 46N St Geromino St Oeronino, I*le.29 46N St Gervai*~~.....~46 46N S. Giacomo, Val. 46 22N St Gil. St Gile* St Qilea S. Giles. St Ollles 6 43N .~50 47N 1 14N 68N 16 42N St Gingoulph~~~.46 23N St Giornfiore~~~..r) I8n S. Oiorgia, B. ~~~a9 42N St Giorgio ...~.~~.44 39N St Giorgio (Otranto) St Giorgios St Giovani ~ St Giovanni. St Giovanni. St Giovanni di Sallaro St Giraldo~. St G irons St Giuliano~~~~.44 61 n St Giuliano ~~~~.41 43m St Goar .~~,.......50 8n St Godefroid ~~ 47 29n St Goncals~~~»~. 8 38s St Gondon ~~~~._47 41N St Gothard, Mont 46 36N St Gougar~~.~~~.47 45N St Gowen's Head.61 36n St Gregorlo ~~~~.30 409 St Guambo..........w 7 528 St Guisto~~~~~w~43 13N St Guiiacvka~,....49 40N St Oyargy , — 45 65N St Harmons..,,.«...Ji2 2IN St Heerenbrock ~.51 •^7n St Helena Bay (South Alrica)~.32 40s St Helena, Isle ~.16 458 St Helena Sound (South Carolina) 33 2.5N StHelenaTonnara38 6n St Helcne ~.~~~„44 67n St Helens 64 38N St Helens ....~.~.50 43N St Helen* 41 24s St Helen*, Pt 41 208 St Helen's (Lancaahire) ~JS3 27n St Helicr (Jersey) 49 13n St Hehna ......~....30 39n St Henry. 40 43n St Hermite ~.>..~.46 34n 67 37Mr ua 9 2ia 42B 1 84B 81 208 3'Ila 89 WW 37W 6 OB 6 39B 4 36W 76 4.'hV 14 84B 83 85B 24 33B 3 30W 163 loa 80 18B 10 27N IH 24N .46 3N 43 35N 44 40N 39 42n 37 65N 69N 9 4lB 8 48W 1 8a 8 48B 14 68a 7 42b 70 23vir 35 15W 2 34B 8 36b 2 18W 4 65vir 87 SOW 76 47W 13 37B 43 30B 25 43B 3 26w 3 47B 18 6b 5 38W 80 SOW 12 37B 67w 43 7w 1 9W 148 20B 148 28B 4<) 15 15 14 14 37 14 44 14 14 35 10 50 36 38 38 10 63 S3 8N 61 43W 47 66 20nr S3 49B 4 44B 46W 14 39b 61 46vir l^3 lOa 84 Mw 14 30B 5 38B 1 41a 69 I8\V 39Hr 31W 48 38 14 14 36 41 63 44 26 14 14 60 14 14 S 46a 14 8 14a 14 a 4a 14 4 19\v 10 76 43W 49 76 4w 49 115 46Hr 46 70 62W 41 9 22B 15 73 4w 49 4 19W 10 4 6b 17 4 6W 10 1 68W 14 61W 24 6 48B 15 16 45a 26 19 38B 28 11 26B 25 17 22a 26 26 3B 33 9 28B 25 II 30B 25 II ISa 25 24 14 25 25 17 41 51 14 IS 14 10 60 49 25 23 19 10 16 38 36 44 26 14 10 10 53 63 St Hilaire St Hilalre- ~45 52N 48 3iN 3 44w 3 7w 90 4lw 44 71 8w 41 1 6w 34w 1 5w 9 14 14 14 14 t Jnaninho.. St Joao St Joao dc Fo2, St Joao do Macahe .~~~. St Joao de Paraphyb.1 _~ St Joao do Sine St Joao do Principe .~~~ St Joaquim~~~ St Joa(|uim~~~ St Joaqulm~~.. St Joaquim~~. St Joaqulm ~.~ StJoaqulm, H\\ St Joaquin, Ft.. St Jodchlin~~~. St Johan..~...... St Johan (Tyro St Johann (Au«tria)~~~ St John's R. ^ 1 St John ~~~~ St John, C{ipe~ St John Fort ~ St John (Isle of Man). St John, Lake~ St John, Pt. «. 8t John (New Brunswick) ~, I St John ( Ne« Brunswick) ~ St John, Kivcr (New Biuns< wick)~~~~~. St John (Virgin Isles) St John's (Antigua) ~~« St John's Isle ~. St John s Islo (Okotsk) 8t John's Isio (RedSe!i)~~~ St John's Isle. See Singapore St Johns (Newfoundlan St John's Point S. John's, Rigg. St John's River (Florida) ~~~. St John's River. St John's Town St John's Town St John's, Wcai dale~... ~ ~. St Jooris Wcert St Jorge.~..«....'.. St Jorge, River St Jorge de 01ancho~. St Jory~~~.. St Jose St Ja St Jose~~....... St Josi St Jose St Jose St Jon St Jose.. St Jon St Jo*e St Jose.. St Jose «>«i^>««*^w«>^i«w< St Jose, Cape.~. St Jose de Boavista ~. St Jose de Chiquitos... St Jose de Hua St Jose de Prer St Jose de Tamoalipan . St Jose, F. .~. St Jose, Isle.. . St Jose (La Pli St Jose(Riber., St Joze ~... 7» 67 37W 4lt I9if MB lA 9SM 9 ii» IS It* 4-il 14 3»N 1 9tB 14 n.t 31 90B 37 171* a'lu 14 Mlf 89 Mw 44 39N 37W 14 ICN 6 Oa 14 38N 5 39ii 35 45N 4 30W 10 UN 7B 4.1^ SO 471* 14 84a 36 IN S3 son 38 fi6N 34 33* 38 9nH a sow 10 30B isa loa S3 9N 80 181 S3 8N 61 43W 47 OS 66 20W 48 8N S3 49K 38 8N 4 44B 14 2ftN 46W 14 54N 14 39B 36 46N 61 46W 41 08 l-iS lOa 63 35N 84 SOW 44 S9ir 14 30c 36 ISN S 28a 14 MW 1 41a 14 4fia S9 18iV 60 16N 39W 14 S2N 31W 14 UN 3 461 14 26N 8 14a 14 83N 9 4a 14 S4N 4 19\v 10 46N 75 42W 49 SB 76 4w 49 4SN 115 45W 4C 46.V 70 62W 41 22N 9 2'ia 15 43f» 73 4W 49 47M 4 19W 10 14N 4 GB 17 fi8M 4 Cw 10 42N 1 68wr 14 37N Slw 24 St Jnaninhn^ 8t Joao . .41 I2N IIN 16 4SB 19 3HB 11 26B 17 22b 26 3B 9 28B 11 30B U 12a 9 4lB 8 48W 1 8B 8 48B 14 68B 7 42B 70 23w 35 15\V 2 34B 8 36B 2 I8W 4 55w 57 50w 76 4)w 13 37B 43 30B 25 43B 3 26w 3 47a 26 28 25 36 33 25 25 25 26 24 14 25 25 17 41 51 14 15 14 10 60 49 25 23 19 10 16 18 B* 38 5 38w 36 3 27M 9 13N 39w iG 43N l6 34N 5 S2N t8 34N 80 30w 12 37B 67w 42 7W 1 9W 148 20B 148 888 3 44w 9 7w S0 4IW 71 8w 1 6w 34w 1 Sw 44 26 14 10 10 53 63 9 14 44 41 14 14 14 St Joao do Fo2 41 St Joao do Macahe .^.^n IT St Joao de Paraphyb»-~.^31 40a St Joao do Siiici ^7 4SN St Joao I 348 St Joaquim... 27 16N St Jo«quiin<...~~~.l9 67N St Joaqutm .~ 7 66N St Joaquim ,......^86 38 St Joaquim >~«~~» 4* 7 IHW 24 8 38W 34 41 *HW 61 40 63W 61 8 48W 94 St Joaquim, KlvurlS 14a St Joaquin, Ft 3 7n St Jodchlm».~~~~^7 6N St Johan > .M 42n St Johan (TyrolM7 3IN St Johan n (A>utrlB)«..~~.>.47 31 N St John'* R. .^^31 878 t St John .18 W StJohn, C9P««~~« I I6N St John Fort ^....M M St John (IileofMan) — B4 13if St John, L«ke....w48 40N St John, Pt. #~..JU 32N 8t John (New Brumwick) .~~^S 16N 1 St John (New Brun»wii'k)~.,^S S6n St John, Hiver (New Biunf< wlck)......~~.~.>45 15N St John (Virgin If leaj ..,18 34N St John't (Antigua) ~.M..~17 2N St John'* Isle ..».. 4 6b St Jolm'a Islo (Okotsk) 63 64ir 106 I7W 104 I4N 6-i Slw 66 16W 67 SOW 63 60W 60 36W 70 84W 8 85a 18 36a 13 15a 29 20B 77 SW 30U B9 68W 4 38W 71 86W 7 66w 61 6SW 153 30B .23 33if 86 1 1 8t John's lilo ( Red Sea). St John's I»le. See Singapore... St Johns (Newfoundland) 47 27N St John's Point— 64 32m S. John's, Itigg — 54 45N St John's Hivcr (Florida) — ...~«.30 16N 8t John's River — 46 60N St John's Town «J>3 30v St John's Town ,.M 66N St John's, Wcar- dale^...... » »«.64 45n St Jooris Wcert.~60 SON St Jorge«.... ."■3a 54n St Jorge, River ... 9 ION St Jorge de 01ancho.......~...,l 4 62N St Jory......~.~~~..~43 43N St .lose~.~. 10 43N St Jose«~~ 37 42N St Josfe^.^ 21 3N St Joge.~~ 29 4n St Joge~<^~.......-34 48 St Jo8e.«.».~...~».~23 08 St Jose......... 39 398 St Jose ~..29 ION St Jose.. 23 6N St Jo«e.........~...— .12 358 St Jose ^^^^J^^^^^^^*^*! .34 308 25 8N St Jose, Capi St Jose de Boavista St Jose de Chiquitos......~~17 47s St Jose de Hiiates 2 lOS St Jose de Premag28 43N St Jose de Tamoalipan ....^.2? 'i4N St Jose, F. ,.—.—...33 66s St Jose, Isle— 27 67N St Jose (La Plaz)-14 48s St Jose ( Riberao) ~1 1 42s St Joae f — ~ — 36 20n St Josef 31 44S St Josef de Canelos 1 3'2s St Josef, Penins. de.~— 42 308 St Josef, P. —42 16s St Josef, River — 18 40N St Joseph —..,—46 49N StJoscph— — 46 2'2N St Joseph—.— — 46 12N St Joseph, River _42 2n St Joseph's Bay —29 45N St Joseph's Bay— iS I2n St Jouan— .— .— ~.48 16n St Jouin ——49 4 In StJoie., 31 66a 49 46 46 49 60 49 49 40 41 31 19 19 38 47 36 44 9 41 13 66 3W 41 66 30W 41 3W 41 64 45W 47 86 4w 1 22a 122 Oa 122 3IW 104 47w 105 18w 66 4.')W 45 68W 73 Ow 110 17w 111 30w 109 47W 64 45W 63 Ow 110 40w 47 63 .—56 30N 143 20b 29 37 33 63 SOW 40 8 28W 13 3 6W 9 81 40W 44 87 48W 44 7 38W 13 7 20W 13 8 Ilw 9 4 29B 17 1 298 24 74 47W 49 46 14 35 46 46 46 61 51 60 46 46 46 49 60 46 17 408 64 28w 49 60 3gw 74 82w no 12W 98 S5w 66 62w 96 42w 67 8w 65 20w 113 7w 53 38w 77 47W 49 49 46 46 50 46 49 49 45 61 49 63 SOW 60 64 20W 50 88 7*' 46 71 llw 41 71 2w 41 84 ISW 44 8r> 30W 44 «( 18W 44 6« Ow 44 9 49W 14 lOB 14 62 6W 51 St Jii4l— — 45 Ktf St Juiu-~ 49 30N 8t Just 90 8N StJustB— -41 36N S. Keverne —SO 2n a, Kew "to 3SN StKlrah- 4« 9N St Konstantlnov— 49 44N StKrun —45 6w 8 608 14 St Lambert . St Lary .47 19N St Lattler St Laurence St Laurence, Waltham St Laurent St Laurent St Lauren St Laurent St Lawrcme, St I«wrcnce, Cape ——47 St Lawrence, Oulf of— — 48 SON St Lawrence. R.-49 UN St Laiaro, Cape— 84 66N St Leo— ...,...•., 43 S5N St Leonardo —40 88N St Leonardo .— .».41 63n St Leonards — ~60 61 N StLeonhard (Valais). 46 I6N St Leonovo —49 1* St Levan ...—.— —SO 4n St Livens ..........~. fl O 66N St LO J J rr I i -r- ....^ H 7N St Loreniou. .,'».." 8 8> St Lorenio. .....41 48N St Lorenio ........> .31 6n St Lorenio— ..27 S6s St Lorenzow...— 39 ISs St Lorenio, Cape I 2s St Lorenio, Isle— 12 08 St Lorenio, River 26 49s St Louis —.—.43 23N St Louis— —~S8 37N St Louis, Fort and Isle (Senegal) —16 SN StLouis(Haytl)— 18 12N St Louis. Isle — 4S 23N St Louis, River —40 42n ,St Lourenfo — 9 228 St Lourenza— ~16 628 St Lucar de Barameda— M— ..36 47N St Lucar de Ouadlana— 37 3IN St Lucar la Mayor 37 'i4N St Lucas— —27 20N St Lncas- 23 468 St Lucas, Cape— >22 K4n St Lucas, Lago de37 10s St Lucia ....■■■■■ ..'16 87s St Lucia «.~. 8 4 169 9 '268 5 40W IS 268 6 SW 4 46W IB 68 97 148 84 688 398 188 6 128 9 47W 4HW 63W 6 4a lOB 6 678 1 16W OW OW 63 67 113 aw 12 198 14 608 8 4w 0948 7 968 41 628 6 38W 8 618 1 6W 49 Ow 18 938 111 88W 63 94W 7O30W 81 Ow 77 12w 69 24w 4 478 90 8W 16 30W r3 27w 74 Ow 92 26w 42 36w 44 46w 7 I7w 6 Iw 80 23w 63 36W 109 47w 63 6w 48 52w 66 I8w .93 42N 13 SO" 103 67w 60 88W 14 10 95 10 10 19 93 93 14 14 14 10 10 14 14 14 14 10 6N 60 38w 41 8 60N 489 .29 2N .22 2N 13 14N ,11 218 16 24N St Luis, For St Luis de Oon lage.... I ...... St Luis, V.,iand St Luis Potosi St Luis Rey St Luiz St Lull — St Luiz, Portel dell 78 St Lussurgiu —40 UN St Maartcn— JS2 47n St Macarlus, . Monastery cif— ..30 16n St Maddalena, B, 35 65N St Maertens — JM) 4HN St Magdalena— 13 65s 40 41 46 95 36 94 >0 15 93 10 17 14 61 95 45 61 60 49 49 60 14 44 36 47 49 44 61 61 6 19w 24 39 208 16 2a 120 28W 110 30w 75 2w 63 7w 65 41w 61 68W 24 24 44 60 16 60 61 61 4 30N 117 40a 35 28 308 39 20B 38 St Magno St Maixen St Malo -. St Mamel St ManoeL St Marano St Marc St Marc (Haytl). —.41 In .46 25N 18 39n .44 SIN .20 678 10 ?8N .47 41 N ,10 3N 80 318 14 27a 4 88 64 25w 16 20B I5W 9 2w 9 178 43 36W 17 368 4 388 72 42W 46 47 St Lucia, Bay (Borneo) — St Lucia Cape (Natal) — St Lucia (Guada laxara) m.— St Lucia, Isle St Lucia (La Plata) ... .— ».99 08 69 7w 60 St Lucia, River (Natal) —88 338 St Lucida— 39 2IN St Luis —————35 35N St Luis . .. I . I r i rrr-r i if " 42N St Luis —..,...■..>■. 4 448 St Lujg -21 678 St LfUis ^-t *^:*^^»**^*^>o loS 38 96 46 46 49 60 50 49 75 7w 49 95 ISw 46 100 41w 46 117 Sw 45 67 8w 49 90 42w 46 48 aw 51 8 45B 26 4 418 16 37 26 16 49 25 14 14 14 51 26 14 47 8t Martin (Orisons) St Martin , „ (Hungary) — -47 83!« St Martin Isle (Carrlbees) 18 3n 8t Martin (Nice .44 6n St Martin (Peru) .13 38* 8t Martin (Suffolk) — U>3 I8N 8t Martin (Sum) .44 ON 8t Martin (Upper Alps) —44 49N 8t Martin (Valais)46 ION 8t Martlnho— 39 S3N St Martins— ~— 66 38N 8t Martory ... . .. . . i4 3 ION ? St Mary' 18 30N 8t Mary, C —37 40N 8t Mary, C 13 26N St Mary. C«p« (Madagascar)— ..88 60B 8t Mary, Cape (Nova Scotia) —44 Jn 8t Mary's Bay 44 90N 8t Mary'i. Chapel 60 29N 8t Mary's (Georgia^— 30 44N St Marys, Harb>44 43a St Mary's Isle (Maibgascan —16 468 St Mary's Loch —55 28N St Mary's, R 30 46N 8t Mary's River (NoTaScotU)— 46 4N 8t Mateo —40 31 n St Mateo U 448 81 Matheo, River .18 4ia St Mathia— 67 19N St Mathleu— 48 20K St Matthcus— 18 418 St Matthew Isle— 6 288 St Matthew's Isle 9 68N 1 St Maurice— —.46 40N St Mauric e — ........46 87N St Maurice —~44 18N St Maurice— -..48 39n St Maurice 46 30n St Maurice, River 46 3SN St Maurice ( Valais)...— ^.....'46 13n St Mauro ——37 68N St Mauro.— — .40 4N St Mauro ——40 13N M 4IN 118 16 ! 17 4911 ID C3 8w 7 168 (a 33w 47 35 49 43a in 1 68a 14 6 868 7 388 6» S33W 648 76 661% 97 108 10 6011 14 IS 94 IS 14 47 8C S« 48 08 88 66 ISw 66 188 8 30«i 81 44w .«7 188 41 41 10 44 63 40 808 86 8 I4W 19 81 60W 44 61 67« 138 76 Ow 89 39w 94 308 4 46w 39 40w )94 138 98 208 78 10m 6 428 18 468 7 328 72 28« 41 24 49 61 II 14 61 V> 29 43 25 14 14 15 42 St Mawe's— . St Maxcnce, Pont de— . St Meen— . St Melaln. Mi ION 6 698 IS 14 128 26 18 4B 26 15 2B 26 6 Ow 10 49 18N > 48 UN —.49 6N St Melllon— x Sc Melons——. St Merino. St Mewai SO 8HN 61 3IN .50 19N JM) 32N -62 17N l^«.^.1H A"* 8t PKUI't, K.........JM) 3" 8t Paul's Bl*er (OulnmO 6 4AN 8t P4uU. iValdon ftl ft3N St Paurfcl'i I'fiMer Bt Payo 8t P* > SiPwIro 8t Pedro ftPrdro It Pedro At Pedro, 8t Pedro ■t Pedro St Pedro St Pedro Mt Pedro St Pedro St Pedro Alonfra. 6 3M St Pedro (Algarvo) ......^ IOn Si Pedro Bay >~~.a3 04N Ht Pedro Bay .~.^0 A78 St Pedro (Rucnot Ayrca; 33 39a St Pedro de Rayapli St Peiiro ( I)i>l Bicudor). 7H 101 I law 10 n\r ItiMT 4 in 6 M\v 1 4hw M Mw 66 I7W lOA 7W 66 5\f 59 30«V 60 '24w 63 43W 64 UW 63 SOW 71 AW 71>32w 3 3 13 M 10 in 34 14 41 40 46 4» Al AO AO AO AO AO 49 49 OW Al 8 4W 117 AAW 74 OW I 478 II 10i« 74 4.W 178 AOMT 13 SOB ^,^8 47N 43 A7i« 46 aw 47 28M ,46 63N 8t Pitnce 8t Pier 8t Pierre.,^ 8t Pierre,M~...<.'~ St Pierre ^~~~~. StPlerrc de la 8t Pierre (Guern •ey),~- 49 25M St Pierre, hle...^. 9 lOs St Pierre (Lot) — 44 32>f Bt Pierre (Nievrc) 47 24" 8t Pierre, or St Pedro (Mar- tinique),.^ 14 On St Pierre i Valnis) 45 A7N St Pierre (Valais) 46 UN Si Pictro 43 16N 8t Pietro 45 34n Sr Pietro, Isle 39 8m St Plrre 45 33m St Pol 60 21M St Pol dc Leon ~.48 41 n St Polten 48 14N St Pons...^. ~^3 30N St Porchaire 45 49n St Pourcain 46 I9n St Priest 45 26n St Quaranta^~~..39 53N jU3y«.,«»«..».,.>..48 40N juentin..^ 49 9m )uentin...,.>^~.49 AON St St St St 21 43 AO 59 A3W AO 4 lOa 40 35W Al juirico, St yiiivox.~,~.... St Rabben, Ule Kt Rafael ..^^^ St RafaeL~~.~.~ t>t Rafitel .,,..30 40n 44 2N .,55 2'JN ,.65 ION ^ 8 39N > 8 UN St Pedro, liilc St Pedro, Rio Grande de .~_~J3 Os A3 I2W Al t Bt Pedro, Rio Grande de.~~~~38 20a A3 30w Al StPetiro, Rin 28 26N |04 OW 4(i St Pedro, HIver ,.^3 42N 110 A3w 45 St Pedro (Soria).~4l A4n 3 13w 21 St Pelimsk .~.~~,A9 30n 63 A5a 29 St P6ie ik Vy «~~,48 In 142b II St Peter •...,,^^.46 12N 35 32B 19 St Peter 18 25N 64 35W 47 St Peter (GriK)ni),...~~.4(i A^N 9 40b g St Peter, Lake -^46 IAN 7a iOw 42 St Peter mid St Paul, Port A3 On IC9 20b 20 St Peter (Cnpe Breton)>.,,.~.>.,~45 38N 60 A5\r 41 St Peters A3 22n 7 A4W 13 St Peters 51 2'2n | 24b |o S. Peters ^ 53 UN lOB n St Peter's, U 32 2G8 133 32a 52 St Peter's River^44 A9N 93 lOW 41 St Petersburg A9 A4N 30 2IR 23 St Philip dc Ben guela 13 37b I I8W II 20R 72 I OB 70 34W 70 3GHr 30 U 25 42 41 41 .4:t 4CN 3 24B 14 2 anw At lAR I 25B 3 27B 61 9w 7 12B 7 148 13 2H II ASB 8 13b 6 8R 2 ^n 4 1\V 15 37B 2 4AB 4!)\V 3 16B 4 I9B 20 3" 2 A'2w 67w 3 18B 1! 88 4 36W 22 5R 62 5vr C3 S6w 69 AW HI 2l« 14 36 14 14 47 15 15 25 2-5 2r> 25 II It 19 14 14 14 14 27 14 14 14 25 12 22 49 49 49 46 8t Sebaitiah, R.,~IO ION St SelMsiian's Bay (South Att\cai..JH 3I)S StSebastlau^. 10 AA* St Sebastlao ,....^87 39N St Seb.istiao ,..,^^79 Mm St Sclne^.~~, 47 27N St Styer 43 4An St So vera ^^,.,,.^3 IN St Se»etliia,.,.. , ~. . .89 12n St Severino .,.....^43 IAN St Severo ,..~,^.~.4I 40N 74 Cw 49 St Hcxonlmit St Silvestre^ St SImao 29 lAB JM) 47N -.13 AUb S. Simconc_~.~.«~36 SN 8. Simon ^ — ..<.jn 23tr St Simons.....>.~~.'t7 4Av St Simon's Isle~~. 11 Ian St 8terano,....,^~~.4i 2AN 8t Stefano^....^... 3 7 A"N St Stephen >.w~~~4a 1 1 n St Stephens ....^^A I 34N at Stcphens..,»~~.50 20N St StC|>hens..,...»~AI 44N St Strato, ltle.~~.39 3iin 8. Teath 50 33N St Tecia «... 30 Atw St TeoffVay .44 A7N St Thaddee, Cape 62 4nN St 'Ihegoncc 48 32n St Theodore, hie 3A 33N 6 4118 . SUM .48 I2N St Theresa St Theresa _ St Thiebault ^ St Thomas in the Bast ~~~. t St Tlionias in the Vale St I'liomas, Isle (Oulfof Gulnra) IAN St Thninaa, litle (Pacific) St Thomas SI ta 49 »>yy 7 3HN 43 llw 4 49B SOW II A!*B III AAR 13 KB 1AS4R 00 I9W a 34B 63 43W 14 7B an 48B 65 OW 81 29W II HB 14 32B 67 I7W 88 low 4 A3W I9\V 9A 3B 4 43W 54 23W A48R ISO OB 3 58W 33 AAB 44 AW 75 24W A SOB .18 ON .18 ON ,18 2aN -23 48S (Quebec)- St Thomas (Virgin Isles). St Tliome ..~.~. 8t Tliome, Ca|»e~-22 (» St Tomas ~~.~.. St Tome_~~~~. St Tommaso, B St Tron St Tropcz St Tu(ly~ St Ursannc St Valicr. St Vallery St Vallery en Caux. .31 22N .28 308 3A AON 50 AON 43 I7N 60 33N 47 22N 3 40N AO UN 49 AIN St Vallicr «.46 53N St Vallier 45 IOn St Vaulry ^46 Utt St Veep~«~~ 50 21 N St Veit ~~~~. 40 47N St Veneranda 42 12N St Ver Tthir8ka~.48 24n St Vicent, Pto. «-39 32N St Vicente ~....~.43 Sm St Vicente ~~~~.30 A48 St Vicente .,~...~. 8 18N St Vidian's ~«~~66 34N St Vincent _~~. — 43 40N ± St Vincent 35 28a St Vincent, Cape ( Algarve) ~~~~.37 IN St Vmcent, Cape (Madaga8car)~.~2l 308 St Vincent d' Ar- donti8~.~.»..~~.46 45N St Vincent, Gulf of~~..~.~....~.~.34 30s St Vincent, Gulf of (N. S. Walesm 08 St Vincent, I8le~.l3 I7n St Vinrcnto~.~~~ 4 26N St Vincentc~~~~.29 36N St Vincente, R. ~. 2 4As St Vising 38 51 24 Al 14 14 3■^ 31 35 35 .50 14 49 V, 30 41 41 3-) 30 41 44 10 10 37 10 Al 14 29 14 27 Al 49 II 70 3.5W 47 77 OW 47 6 4AR 36 30 20N 142 20B 29 47 On 70 a5w 41 05 OW 62 .')W 40 44W 110 OW 60 21 W 14 35B A 10B 6 39B 4 44W 7 OR 6 51B 1 35B 42B 70 52w 4 AOB 1 43K 4 37W 14 22R 20 I7B 43 SB A 2W 4 I8W 63 48W 63 32W 3 32W 1 19W 130 I3R 47 51 51 40 AO 20 10 14 10 15 14 14 14 44 14 14 10 19 27 23 24 24 60 49 12 14 62 g OW 24 43 208 36 1 60B 14 138 lOB A2 St Vit~., St Vith St Vito St Vito St Vito St Vito, Cape St VitodeSima~. 6 98 St Viviens ~~~.~_45 25N St Watcher, l9le~l7 3-5N St Wenn~~~~.~.60 27N 66 2N 47 UN .60 22N .38 12N .41 38N ~«~39 I9N 38 I4N \3H 20b 61 9w 63 31 W 102 47W 46 4-2W 9 40R A 498 6 9E 12 45K 1A40B 9 348 12 45R 41 24W 1 AW 107 OB 4 61W 52 47 49 40 51 21 14 17 26 25 20 26 51 14 an 10 iilain.iiii ,1 ........ V) 4.'>N lalainanr.v~~.~.<>4l AN Salamanca .~~~~~20 43N Salamaiiie llivor~.40 43N Salami Kleui 40 On Salamla~~~~....~.35 48N AON 35 UN 17 MN I3N 41 37N 34 a:in ,40 IOn . 3 SON Salamiiilas. SaUmis Salamis Salamon Salamondo 8alandah>,~~,. Halandrolla. T Salangorc ~~~. Salankemin ~~~~.4S Hn Salapia ~~~~.~.~,4I 2AN Salas ...~. — 43 27 N Salat Nanas. See Singapore^. Salat Samhulan. See Singapore. Salatcn Point {Salathl Salalo i Salatue. Salavlns Salayer, Iiilo~« Salaiar, T. de Salasar Salbris Salci Salchah. 4 1.18 .20 AftN 3A IHV ,>.I0 ION „.29 98 ~. 6 A8 ,.-30 AIN >~ 8 2N .~.47 2»iN 42 60N 33 40N Salchiycli 30 47N Salchiyeh .. — ,13 34N S,ilcomb ~._~~~~.A0 I5N Salcombo Regis ~JSO 42N Saldne IIO 4AN Saldanha Ray 33 OA SaUlinas Bay -~~~ I SON Sale ..~~~ 44 .Wn Salehkch .....~.~..32 34n Salem ~~.>.~~ — 2!) 56n Salem ;« 3!»n Salem 4,1 ION Salem ~>~,.,.. - .....3(> Tn Salem.. ..*......#.>~~.37 18N Salem ........ II 38N Salem~,... 29 A7N Salem ( lndiana)~.38 35N Salem ( Kentucky )37 I3N Salem (Massa- rhusetts) ~~.~~42 SON Salem (New Jersey) 39 34N Salembria, Rivi'r_,19 AON Salemi. V 49N Salcn 20 30N Salerno 40 42N Salerno, Gulf of~.40 SON Salernum . 40 42N Sales 46 3HN Sales, Isle 26 Os Saleta, R. Si-e Singapore~«>~~ Salford 53 2Rn Salgado~......~.....l I 08 A 57 w A 44W 100 A7W 83 43W 33 43R 87 90B 37 lOB S3 A3B 23 28B 17 94B 8 2W 34 37B 10 43B 101 3i)B 'M 31 B 10 AB 6 19W 114 AOB II 30W 10 A7B 40 OB Gi 42w 120 38B 6 2iW 73 3>«>* 2 2K 3 Mh 30 I Ob 31 A4B 30 lOM 3 40w 3 I3W 3 AOB 17 65B 79 low 8 48B 67 A4B AS AAR 88 40w 73 I7W 80 20w 80 llw 78 »H AH 66B 86 6W 88 IIW Salgado, Porto 15 8s Salian 39 2Sn Salianah 28 40n Salians ......~......IC Os Salibabo Islands^. 4 20N saiice ...iw^....^....* 8 ON Salices Salicetto .. Salick-kiui, Salim. Salim. Salin Salina, Isle Salinas Salinas^., Salinas ~ Salinas, Cape. Salinas dc Ori chucia 75 22W 22 a5B 12 468 94 .388 14 478 14 46B 14 458 688 105 OW -44 43N 44 2RN 44 32N .32 25N 32 15N .50 43N .38 358 8 08 wis 408 42 .57N ~.39 IGN 37 67m Salinas, I,ago de~.37 17N 21 21 40 41 30 30 50 A6 38 19 31 SO 30 35 19 AO 34 83 S3 35 A5 SO 65 AO a5 34 49 14 14 31 37 31 10 10 .55 iH 49 3i 32 32 41 41 41 44 ai 32 41 44 70 SOW 41 .18 ,'OS ,37 tHN .50 7N 34 loa .42 50N 14 26N Salinas, T.ake Saline. Saline Saline Lakes 8.i1inello River Salines, Point Salino, River ~~~42 3'iS Salins .. ..... 40 67M SaIi8bury~-~..,~~-ftl 4N Salisbury Island ~.03 35n Salisbury (North Carolina) ~~~~.35 38M SaliBS..„.H,~~~- ,'>7 44M Saliyan, R.~~.~~.38 On 2 I4w 39 4HW 44 AGW 48 688 81 48 A9 43W 127 08 81 Or 28 40R 8 188 28 188 35 328 a5 19B 5 49W 14 468 43 20W 60 45W 2 SOW 3 38 43W 63 32W 64 S4W 12 328 3 3lw 62 40w 13 688 60 48w 14 108 A 658 1 47W 77 OW 80 2IW 3 .WW 45 458 44 27 20 35 20 20 A6 15 A4 33 9 51 51 32 33 49 29 55 50 25 27 31 SI 12 20 51 61 21 24 2t .50 .50 »> 12 50 25 47 25 14 10 40 44 11 30 \y ..-.41 6M 20 42N r~.40 4,1i« 40 fis ....M 4HM 34 AON ;w MM —.37 MM »~.47 UH .,^*\ SIS _^40 WiN .^.*. 3 90N 48 8M 41 a»M — 43 a7M See II. 20 flOM 3a iHv ...-lO 10l« 20 9B C A8 .30 SIN 8 2W 47 JWiM .43 AON ,32 40N .^.^0 47 N .....M 8IN fiO 15N i»..^0 42N 16 4SN .33 OA 1 30M ,44 hW .32 »4N ,2<.t &rN .32 15N ..SO 43N ,3H 358 8 08 15 4ns .42 57N ,...39 ICN 37 S7n dc.~37 17N .,18 !>0S .,,37 frHN -■iO 7N .,34 lOa „4-2 AON 14 26N ..„..„42 SiN ,40 57N „_.M 4N .,03 35n- 2 14w 39 48W 44 6CW 48 58B 81 4R A9 43W 127 OB 81 Or 28 40B 8 18B 28 18B 3A 32B 3.5 lOB A 49W 14 40B 43 20W 60 45W 2 SOW 3 SB 43W 63 32W 04 A4W 12 32B 3 31w 62 40w 13 58B 60 48W 14 lOB S A5R 1 47W 77 OW 80 21W 3 5fiw 45 45B 44 27 2(> 3.5 20 20 AO lA 54 S3 9 51 51 32 33 49 29 55 50 25 27 31 31 12 2ii 51 51 21 24 21 50 50 20 12 50 25 47 25 14 10 40 Hall SpriiiK Salt Swamp,.,. .Salt, Valley at . KhU Work* ^ Salt Worka, H. t Salts t Salta Salts ,. 8alt«ih„ Salti'oati „ Salter, Ulei Salton ».,^, — Saltcni, Itivcr Saltoratown Saltet «M~" 8«Uflcet~„ Saltflect. Saltholm — _ Saltholin, lilu Satholini-n ^ SalthouM Saltllla Salilllo Saltino Balto Salto Salto Oanobii. Olbrnltar. Salto do log Mo«qtiltoi..M..'t9 nOil Salto Victoria .20 On Saltocn-lot ..,„.^.05 I4N Salton ,...^...,..,.,..65 A4n Saltpan, Moinit ,„29 3IM Saltza, niviT „„„48 31 N SaltibiirR, Uppc'r-48 ON Saltzburg, Lower.,48 lAN SaltiburKli ~~~~.47 48N Saltiburgh ^ — 49 21IN Salubria ..~....~,~,~42 22N Salucn, R 32 SON S~~~IO I2N Samana Inlei .„~,2S AN Samana, Kivcr„~40 47a Samanah,„.»,~~~.30 AN 30 A7N .30 A AN .„I8 32ii wl2 ON .A3 7i« SamanhOd . S.iinannoud Samapayta Samar, ule Samara Samara, Rivur Samarah ^ Samaranit , Samarcand i. Samaria , Samaria Samarobriva ..,.34 12N . 7 3» ~„39 AON .„.32 12N 32 I8N ,A0 ON Samogganna, Ule »32 3.33 ON Sambar, PoinU~~. 3 ON t Sambas 1 IAN Sambas 1 On Sambato, Uiver.,,. 1 On Sambcr, Lake ~>.30 A8N Samboaugan „~~~ 7 ON Sambor ,~.~...,..,..49 32N Sambre River .~...„J)0 38N Sambro' Head Light Houi!e~».44 26n Sam bucca,.,,.,.„~.37 SON Sambulos,M "1» I4N 70 Ow A4 35vr II :iMM 3 fiOW 34 .'•Ott la 8oa 14 oa 10 oa l» aa 11 4oa 70 AAw 08 3Aa A2 3HW 7 30m 8 oa 19 A2a 70 flow 10 ow a 44W 3 22W 03 20B 10 30a 48 HW 13 A7a 10 24a 10 I8H 14 44a 11 Oa 70 81 w 34 40a A»a 30 35a 03 fliiW 45 19a 00 3An 09 IHW 73 32W 19 18R 70 I4H 81 lOa 81 IflN 02 44w 120 oa OU Oa fiO Aa 4,'< 05a no 24a 60 Aoa .'15 lAa 30 Oa 3 Ida 181 30a 8 0Aa •I 49W 44 34W AS OW 47 30a no 90a 113 OB 109 3fta 109 3Na 75 oa 129 fla 31 I Ha 4 48H NarilNiiiiii.lMiii, It. HrfnlHiriimlMM, II. Ranrrrgiiaai Hnnrorrr „. Aniiroint m>. flniii'tli „... lanctiiplriiut Hanctun Hand,.M. Hand ^ Kand, ('apt*~~~~ Hand lllll. Kivcr Hand lliitlon.,^,. Hand Lako and Fort 50 M 21 12 38 IH 19 19 19 18 41 31 51 25 2.5 88 49 30 31 24 32 20 51 19 17 17 •i^t 20 50 37 15 27 AO 33 85 47 47 37 33 37 37 50 35 33 33 SO 35 33 81 31 55 35 20 44 51 51 Ml 35 35 35 35 33 35 19 10 :» flo" 3.5 4'M 47 ION .47 20N 40 M)N 47 IAN 40 SON .43 AIM 57 4W ..00 I3N -25 VN -47 3|N ..At 3M .40 AON A*! aow w fl7 I9W .V) 8 A4a 11 3 A»a 14 a AOa II 0>ia 15 I7W ai 0.18W 9 42W 11 1 S4W 12 81 llw 41 00 4AW 41 AHW 9 Hand Vne „..>.~,~.riO 37 n Hand Wallo Handa, hie Kanda, Itiv Handnucr • .SMndalu „,. Manilaknn, li.iy Sandal Wood, lilo Handnntther~,. Sandau >. Sandliavh Sande,..^ HanduM... Handeleh. Hatiderid,, ftiiidcra, Ule Same i^#f »<»»»» *#*»»* .^ ISM 68 40W 13 7a 40 lOa soafla 30 44N -59 ION ...AA ION ...A4 41 N ~/)0 31 N ~, A 42N ...lO Oh ~.57 AN 53 8N ,,.08 SON ~.5!» 37N ,-31 ION -.57 41 N 56 55N Handerali ,«.,„,... Handurlebeii Handrmreld Hnnderitcad Handerivltlo Hattdi'wecr, Handfiird-,,. Sundiiato ~ Maniflinttcn S.indhiilct Handhiirit, Hnndliiirit,, Handla. Handing I'o. HnndncM Handoo « SHndon Handonlrz flandowe flandnwn Bay Snndrabatia,. Handtlde Handaide, llay, Haiiditting Nandwich Sandwich Sandwich Hay ( Labrador), Sandwich Day (South Al'rita) tandwich. Cape , Handwich lalanda .21 Sandwich Ulnnda.A9 Sandwich Ule (NcwHcbrldca)17 453 Sandwich ( Uiipcr Canada] 43 ION Sandwich < Upper Canada) 42 20n Sandwick ..M..,~,~,fi7 9N tandwlck....,^,^, — 69 5n Handwick ...„~ 58 3Sn Sandwick CO 37n Sandwick Bay 58 a'lN Sandwick Loch„_.58 31 n Httndwlth...,^ 54 S'2N Sandwood, Loch,~.58 31 n Mnndy Bay 34 40s Sandy, Capc~ 24 3oa Sandy, Cape,~~~~4l 33.S 04 I7W 1 20W 09 2Ha a aow 4 3»w 11 .lAB 7 Owr 118 3»a 120 oa 21 w 12 OR a 22W 14 OR 10 I2R 80 A:iB 3 47 w 7 32W 73 lAK 10 33H 8 SIR AW 82 A4W 43B 1 23W 1 8R 8 22R 6 47W 34r 48\v 60 low 100 54R 1 39w 8 AIR 2 4w 21 45R 94 r2B 19 OR 77 OB 3 4Hw 3 47w I 26w 1 19b 70 23w 44 12 32 II 13 21 12 S5 52 II 2') 9 22 22 37 II 12 33 21 17 10 41 10 10 10 17 13 10 10 49 S'l 12 22 10 32 29 SS 55 11 11 12 10 41 AG aow 40 23 208 18 208 ON OS 14 20R 140 I5R 100 OW 23 Ow 30 52 &1 2 1C8 40B 54 83 14W 44 Handy Hill. Sandy Hook. Sandy laland landy Iale„,« Sandy Ule Sandy Ule Sandy Ule. 43 20N ■^^^n 34N 24 19N .57 7N 54 UN .22 8N 41 178 41 30 00 38 Sandy Pcnlnaula .40 348 Sandy Ulvcr.„.~,,~43 57N Sandy Klvcr~,~„„44 48N Sandyford .53 17N Sandyhilta, B...,~-A4 52N Sandy port .55 22n Sandyrun 33 4Cn Sancrecd ...~~~,~~.50 8n Sancrl 29 5n Biaf)ga#*»*i*^^*< ***^r^*jM i5n Sang«il~~~— — .29 36N ganglia .»...„.. — ...80 AAn 83 5w A 30W 3 19w A 4w I llw A 4w Ow 3 37w 5 Ow 173 I OR 1.53 20B 144 A2B 73 34W 73 67 w 35 22b 6 26w 8 I5R 91 20W 173 lOH 172 A5B 85 .50W 70 20w 6 I4W 3 34W 7 OW 80 A7w A39W 92 20B 17 5oa 70 35B 73 SOB Tmiiio ~. Santa Alania Santa Mania, UulfoC Sanu Rom, Ule. Santaffy Hay,,. Sanlamera, M. Santa ndvr. •21 V I 25M 2AN 19 ON SO VM .17 67 N 4.1 aUN 42 II II II 12 II II 9 II 53 52 .53 41 'II 37 II 21 40 5:i 63 44 41 13 12 13 41 10 33 22 32 65 t Santandcr„,„„>43 ION Santander, Nrw„.23 48N Santander, RlTrr.23 4'2n Santani 30 I8N Santarem .>,.,,..,~ 2 IM Hantarcm ......,..^,39 t7N Santarcn Channel 23 AON Sante, Cape._,>.40 44N Hantce Canal 33 5n Santce Ri*er .~~J3 5n Santcmir ....„......44 12N Hantrrno, Rivcr,~44 a.1N Sontealclian ..,,^,4.1 2n Santeatcb.m „..~~38 ION Santhia 45 I9N Santhofcn . 47 2!« ■Santiago 42 49N Santiago .,.„.......,3I .14a Santiago 27 48s Santiago .,.,~~.~.I8 Smh i Santiago 28 20» Santiago „, 18 inn Santiago .. ~ 8 I2N Santiago (Alentrjo) Santiago (Calirorniat , Santiago, Cape (Patagonia) ~,~-A| On % Santiago (Cliili) 31 .ma Santiago (Chlli)~'33 2&s Santiago (Colombia) 4 22« Santiago de Cuba-20 2N Santiago dc Mocovia »»25 AAs Santl.igo ( Eatremadiir.!) _38 17n Santiago (Luzon) 17 ION Santlatio, It. Grdc.2l 33N Santiago, or Veragua Santibanea Santillan Santillana Santiponcc. Santo Eaplrito Santo Espiritit...~~18 SOh Santo Monte, Gulf of 40 ION Santomera ...„..„38 AN Siintono.,,,,,, 43 27 n Santona, Kivcr ,~ 3 2.5m Santonet ~« 45 45N Santor, Point 42 30s Santorini SO 23y Santo* ~23 ,V» Santoa, Loa .18 26n Santullan 43 I IN Sanua 41 4nN Sanzar 30 4n Sa6na, Isle 18 8n Saondah 27 44N ± Sa6ne, Uppei, Department of-47 38N t SaAne and Loir, 78 '21 w IIB LIB 114 l»w •■3 I5W 31 X,* 3 4.1W 8 A3W 99 Ow 07 43W a AB A I aiiw 8 4nw 79 low 71 47W 80 Ow 79 20W AO I8B 13 3R 1 4.1W 3 I9W H IOr 10 18a 8 a7w 63 sgw 63 4IW 69 98W 63 30W A9 15W SI low 17 3.5 35 40 4« aa 14 33 46 4« 31 51 31 47 41 41 44 33 25 34 31 35 18 31 AO AO AO AO 49 47 38 In 8 43 w 34 23 I7N 100 S2W 40 75 Siiw 70 40W 79 sow 77 I7W 7A .V)W 48 .'il» 5U 49 47 09 AOW AO 8 47W 120 A'lK 105 25W 81 20W 3 48W A9 7w 98 33W A 53W 62 low 61 .%W 14 Or I 6W 3 22 w 44 ■52w .K)W 63 ST'W 3A 30R 40 Hw 6 21w 6 2.1W 46 IIB 14 9B 68 43w 74 lOB 21 35 46 49 21 AO 40 34 AO 49 27 21 31 AI M .50 28 AI 24 31 AO 20 47 s;i 7 78 It Department of..40 38N 4 33R 11 X Saopaulo .„...,~ .-23 08 61 30w 51 Sapaia, Po. _-., ~I0 5N 109 2nB :ii Sapelo, Ulo ,J»I 3'2.v 81 2IW 41 Sapelo, Souiid_ „31 32N 81 22W 44 JH\ 41N t.37 5N 34 45R 22 AOR 31 Sapl)laourou&, M 28 -11 29N „30 44N 122 SAR 21 41B 31 SapicPJia 28 Sapi^lon .»_„„«. -52 21 N 49R 10 Sapodi, Isle ^..~^ .- 7 1.5H 114 38R 35 gapogovo ~~. — „.5't Cn 47 4HR 21 Sapojok ,~._ — ~. ...,53 .5HII». ImT. awsh'i ltle....~...■• 7 4hn Sarakino 39 ISrf Saramaca, Hlver^ A SON Baraman e .... > " 30 33N 18arang«i-~.~~~a.{ 30N aranik ~>~. — M iw iarapana »43 11 v Sarapoul X «Bi* Barara -~-ft4 3n t«arawan 29 AON 8arawaiu~»~~~~'88 AON Saraya, Puerto. See Singapore.^ Saraycu ...~.^.~~~' 7 OS Sarl>agh.>«^~.~.~^ fi!)N Sitrbout '29 Sn Sarbuut d Kadem ~-- W 2n Sarclet »» 2I«« Sard ./ 4ft 24 v Sardao -40 ;ns Sardiira 39 3!)n lardava^.^^ 49 IAN Siirdlca ^ — .. 48 40N GirdlnU, Ulo iO On t Sardinian States 4A 2n Sardl« .»<»>.......,.,38 a8N Saree >~~ 36 20n Sartfema <.«»..<..>.~. 3 bN Sareila 2A 4~»»,>~~.33 2CN Sarfand ~~33 26n Sargans ^^^».>-*>»#->>*>47 4n Sarghi 38 iK Snrhaut '-'4 IBN Sariguen, Isle 17 SON Sarioghlan 38 SCn Saritchohan,Capc40 A2n Sarjo . . 28 27n Sarjou, Iliver <.^~>2A 4AN Sark, Isle ,^^,,^9 25n Sarkwitc A3 59N Barlat...»~~^.-~<~44 ^4N 0atlo, N. 48 6N Sarmas ..>.^~...>~~.46 A'iN Saruiasug >~47 2i>n Sarmatas ~~~~~~43 45N ) Sarmatia Ailatica<..<..~.^~Jlll SON t Sarmatia Buropca ,......^^54 On Aarmaticii, Isle~^4A 20N Sarmithvgcusa ^.4A SON Kasnade ..>...44 16n Sarncn 40 S3v Sarnen, Lake 46 52N 8ariiico..........~.~-4.S ,?7n Sarnius, K. ~-~.«.37 27N Sarno ..w. — ~- — 40 AON SaroTar 31 II n Saronic, Oulf 37 3Gn Sarono .,.~~~~ — 4A 38n Saros, Gulfoi 40 32n Sarr)a, River 48 2Kn Sarpedon 36 On Sarr ~ Al 2(in Sarra 40 40N Barrancc 43 4n Sarratt 51 40n Sarrbourg ,~48 43v Sarrcbruck 49 IAn Sarreguimincs 49 8n Sarrion 40 (tN Sarris, R 44 BON Sarroca ........ 41 30n Sarsau 38 32n Sarstoon, Rivor ^16 SCn Sarsieg <.,.~..~.~~47 IAn Sartn jj.ifii -•<« 32M Sal tain Ourei 61 4AN Sartaroe .~~~~~.no 18n Sartena ~.41 38N t Sarthe, De- partment of ~~~48 2N Sarthe, River 47 34n Sartilly 48 4Sn Sartington 54 3:r, Hauara .■■.......■.24 A4N Saul du l>oul>«~~.47 An Saiith, Water A I.4MN Sautour......~....~.60 lUN Sautpouia Moun- tains 8autr()n~... Hauturra.... Sauvpti'iie. Hauvuterre. Situvlat Hauze, Al Sava~~.. — 91 fiON — 47 I7N — 20 Mn — 43 24N ..~.44 4SN .~.4A UN — 29 I3N — 14 ON .34 A7N Savage llnrbour ..46 27N Savage, I«le 8nvalletro~. Savanilla~.~~~~. Savanna du la Mar (IlaytiU.. Savaim.'i La Mar and Ilarb ~~~. Savanna, 1*0101 . Savannah (Oeorgia) ~~~. Savaiinoli, Uiver Savannah, River. Savaiioor .19 OH .40 A3N .11 ON 70 371 C 48a t 37W 4 MR n toR 1 4iw 81 40H ft7w 6 iw 1 aiH 104 42«v . 44 OR AO 23H 62 6AW 169 40W 17 268 74 A8W ..18 I2n .18 14N .32 3N .33 2n .46 51 N .14 6HN Savastluiko A5 2An riavatiu .».......~.~.o7 49N Save, or Sail, Klver ~~~~~~~.44 AON Savcna, River ~~~44 43N Saveriie~.~....~.~.48 44N SavieB»e..~...~> — 46 17n Savigno .~~ — ~~..48 AN Savio, River 44 19N Saviia.M 61 4.'tN 8avogniii~~~~~~„46 36n SavrN 54 30.V 53 S()N 40 3;»N ~~43 *'.S 57 34N 40 3!iN 3!» 37N Si-ala Nuova, G. & T ot 37 47N Scaladale ~~~~~.~A8 In Scalambra, Cape 36 48N Si-alby ■ - Scalea— Scali'by. Scalen Scalesay Scales ta Seal ford Stalford Scalladull 33 15 13 10 33 11 33 14 14 14 46 AA 33 41 A4 20 47 NR 63 4.^8 81 IIB 1 eyw 145 4.'>8 61 Uns 25 6HK 32 378 8 2:J8 149 .51 B 2 67w 3 I4w 10 128 16 ;'7K 26 .MR 4 42»v 14 3(i8 16 558 11 42K 27 2Ab 6 37W 14 30B 27W 16 48E 2 62iv 3 17W 6 28\V 9 .^6B 52\V :mv 47 47 44 44 44 33 23 28 10 25 14 15 14 25 23 15 25 32 25 35 23 65 31 33 10 32 10 24 22 9 9 10 21 10 65 17 20 9 9 32 29 V.) 17 17 3i 32 33 9 29 50 27 .S7 36 6.'i 12 9 21 20 66 II 26 26 25 30 II 26 9 26 9 U 11 16 10 10 Scbaiding 48 86N SciiMTl A3 bW Scliarrebwk AA ION Scharrlnghausen Ji3 34N 8fhMstidt~. A4 7N Svheeinda A3 ION 8t:heinreld,Markct40 38N Heboid, Raitcrn~Jll 3IN Sclield, Western, or De Ilond~~~Al 2An SchelosUt ~ 48 I7N Selielling, Wetter 63 23n Schoinberg 48 I2n Scliuppcnstodt .~~63 8N 49 A6N ,Aa 3AN .61 42N ,A3 6N .51 33N 8 43N 47 37 N ,4'i 4AN Si'liesehiiwa, It. ~.AA Sn 8cheran~. Seherhurn~. 8chernibec~ Shcrpenieel (Utrecht) . Scncrwede~ Sclierzhoim Scherzlngcn. ■Scherxllgen A3 IIN .40 A6N 26N .49 65N J CN M A6N Schiedam, hle.~~ 7 Oh Schierinonniklnle A3 30N 8clilcrs.............~ .46 A8N Schesi'l .« .Schcslits Schested . S(!heuii'k Scheveningen.. Schiedam . Schievolbein A3 4.5N Schllherg~~. 51 SON Schilde A2 38N Schlldwolde ^63 14n Schilla, lslo.~ B7 AON Schillingshelm — Al 4lN Schlltacn 48 9n Schimanen ~~..'i3 3iN Schiinonk..,......,..A3 54N Schlnousa ~.........36 AlN Scl)inziiach.~~~~.47 27N Schio ...45 44N Schiovonia, Town 39 38N Schipluiden 51 A8N Schippeiibeil.~~~.A4 18N Schippot 47 44N Schirum .A3 22N Schirwindt ^-•''4 4«n Schiuschiu, Mt. ~.3y S.'iN Schivas House 57 26n SchlanKen~.~~~~.51 49N Schlarkenwerth~-50 ION Schlawe~~~~. 54 2IN Schleins 40 52N Schlfitz 50 35N Schlent 54 18N Sclilent, Lake 54 21n Schleusingen Schlicht. Schlieren Schllewitz Schlingen Schlitz ~. Schlochau le. Schluciiterii~-., Schmallenburg Schmalkald~~. Schinicgel.~~~. Schnaukreut~.. Schneeberg ~... Schncebcrg Schnoideinuhl — an 31N 63 I8N 47 23N 3 44N 47 45N m50 41 N .■i3 41N — 53 4N ~..'>0 22N ~.51 9N ._50 44 N „.6I h'JS „.47 40N ~.45 45N ,47 55N .53 I UN Schneidemulchch 52 46n Sclineverdingen ....V) 9n Schnuedebert! 5') 47N Schoenberg ~. 49 55n Schoftland 47 I9N Sohohavie 43 3i*N Schokland, Isle ~JS2 3HS Schonau Schonbecl Schonbek Schnnberg. Schonberg Schonberg Schonberg Schonberg Schoneck Schoneck Schoneich. ..wAl 2N 52 On .63 31N .56 27N At ION ■~.~.,.A4 27 N i3 ."iON 48 AON ~.A4 6N — 50 lAN 63 24N Schonholzersch~~.47 SIN t Schoningun~.~~.62 20N Schoniaey ~..~s~~.46 49N Schonlankc ~~~~.53 Sn Schonleitcn 48 SIN Schonwald 51 49N LONII. 'T3 27R" A 24B 8 4HH 8 48B 9 19R 6 58* 10 ail 4 01 4 OK 7 28R 61 3R 8 44R 10 48B 13 ICR A6a 6 A4H A 30R 8 A'JK 8 3H 9 \\t 7 38R 32 7R 9S3B 11 AH 8 22B 43H 4 I6K 4 t4K 120 23a 6 lOR 9 4lK 16 48h 18 2B 13 27R 6 608 7 9»v 16 238 8 208 20 61 B 31 3fiN 9AS3K 8 NB 11 208 16 33B 4 I9K 21 2B 2A 10R 7 40B 22 508 9 128 2 lltv 8 AOR 12 A4R 16 39b 10 24B 11 AIB 10 2'/R 10 28B 10 48B 13 17R 8 25B 18 8B 7 368 9 36B 17 22K 16 6b 9 37B 8 1 68 10 29b 16 32B 13 4'<8 14 408 16 bOK 16 408 16 38 9 .558 16 AIR 16 63K 8 8b 74 261V 6 468 15 528 11 498 13 208 24 40B 18 88 10 258 11 SB 15 I3B 18 2.5R 6 SOB 18 42B 9 lOR 10 67B 7 67B 16 29R 11 IB IS 17b Wn. o» Hit. "iv 10 21 17 31 16 18 16 10 14 10 18 17 19 17 17 10 17 18 16 lA 90 17 1? 18 16 16 85 16 15 20 20 20 16 II 20 18 20 20 28 15 25 26 10 20 19 17 20 26 II 17 37 20 15 17 21 21 20 17 15 20 18 17 20 20 24 17 17 20 18 19 19 20 20 17 20 19 16 44 16 20 20 17 11 20 21 17 18 20 18 20 15 17 15 20 18 20 N««M> SchwllM ~ Schwornif LSchwys ~ ihwyi >... Bcbyi. Rive 8(ih)rlp~.~~. Schyndel.^ Sciocca ..~. Selaclni, Cu Solak Sclallano .~. Sciarra, Pt. SclatbU Sclch Scilly IslM Scllly Islet (Society C tScindIa ~. Scinosa, Tr. Scioto, Rive SScirl ncister, Loc Scltuate ~~ t Sclavonia Sclcndl, B. . Seluhair~.~. Scodra ....... Scoglietti .. Scolo .~«..~. Scombi, Riv Scombre-kit See the II phorus~~ Scommunict •Scone.~~..~. Scone «.~..... Sconniis, M. Scoodeag La Scoonie ~.~. Scopcllo~~. Scepelos ~~. Scorog ~~~. Scorehcad — Scoresby's S( Scorglat~~~ Scorna ~~~. Scorton~,~.. Scotforth ~. Scothern ~. Scotholm~~. t Scotland ~ Scotos ~.~~. Scots Burn~ Scotthall Scots Hall T Scot8hune~. Scotstown ~> Scotstown.... Seotstown~~. Scotstown, F Scott, Fort ~ Scott, Mt Scotter...~... Scottsville ~ Scotussa ~~. Scour Vuillii Scouric ~~~. Scousie Huai Scrabby~~.~. Scrafto'n ~~. Scrap Guard See Gibral Scraptoft ~~ Srratby ~~~. Screde'n, Lak Scripu ~~.~~. S<'rocoba Scrooby ~~« Scropc Rang Scropton ~~ Scryne ~~~. Suuirna Cair; Sculctta Scupi Scurramore . S<'utari~~~~. Scutari . Scutari, Laki Scylla ~~~~. Scyllacium - Scyllacium, ( Scylla!um Pr Scyros~~~~.. i Scylhia(E3 Imauin) ~. t Scythia (In Imauin) ~. t Scythia Par Rcythopolis - BLACK'S iENERAL ; '^ u A S. L*T. LoNn. ' In, n» MAr. 4n SON 13 271 IV 51 6'iM 6 34B 10 Jti I0i« 8 48* 91 5i 34N 8 4HI 17 M 7f» !»■ 31 A3 ION 6 bs* 16 49 3MIf lU 33a 18 ^1 am 4 01 10 ^1 IAN 4 Oil 16 4S I7M 7 28K 14 ft3 i'ii* M 2H 10 48 l-^N 8 44K 18 A'i 8" I0 48B 17 1!t ftfiM la iCB 19 S3 3SN STiH 17 Al 43N 6S4M 17 S3 6^< s son 10 M 33N R S'Jif 17 4H 43N 8 3H 18 47 37 N 9 ll<< IS 4>i 46N 7 3ti» IS AS 8i« 22 7K 20 63 111* 9 xn 17 4() ACn 11 SH 1? Ji3 26M 8 2211 4'J 55N 43H 18 J>i CM 4 ICK 10 JSI SAN 4 t4K 10 7 OH 120 23H 85 A3 3()N 6 lOK 10 46 S8N 9 4lK 15 fl3 4SN IS 48h 20 61 30N 18 2B 20 ,62 38N I3 27K 20 63 14N G 50K 16 JS7 SON 7 9\v 11 51 41N 16 23it 20 .48 9N 8 20K 18 A3 32N 20 A18 20 S3 64N 21 ar.M 20 ar> SIN 25 33K 28 ,47 27N 8 MB IS 4» 44N 11 20« 25 39 38N 16 338 20 61 68N 4 lUK 10 ,64 18N 81 20 20 ,47 44N 26 lOK 19 83 22N 7 40K 17 H 4«N 22 50K 20 3!) MN 9 12K 20 57 20n 2 llw II ,51 49N 8 SOR 17 50 lUN 12 64B 37 54 2IN 16 39IC 20 40 52N 10 248 IS ,50 33N 11 61K 17 54 18N 10 27K 21 AJ 21 N 10 288 21 .V) 31 N 10 488 20 17 63 18N 13 178 47 23N 8 258 IS 53 44N 18 88 20 47 45N 7 3G8 18 M 41 N 9 368 17 JS3 41N 17 228 20 63 4N Ifi 6b 20 50 22N 9 378 24 51 9N 8 16K 17 50 44 N 10 298 17 51 ft'JV 16 328 20 47 40N 12 4>B 18 45 4.1N 14 40B 19 47 56N 16 .')0« 19 A3 lUN 16 408 20 52 4CN 16 38 20 .W Kn 9 558 17 5 ) 47N 15 518 20 49 55V 16 &3K 19 47 I9N 8 BB IS 42 3ilN 74 25\v 44 JS2 3HN 6 468 16 ,61 2N 15 528 20 ,52 On 11 49k 20 17 II ,63 31N 13 2«s -^6 27N 24 408 5( IflN 18 8K 20 21 17 18 20 M 27N 10 268 JS3 AON 11 SB 48 SON 13 138 ,54 5N 18 258 M 16M 6 308 18 ,63 24N 18 4-28 20 ,47 31 N 9 108 15 J52 20N 10 578 17 46 49* 7 578 IS ,53 3N 16 298 20 ,4H 31 N II 18 18 51 49N 13 178 20 ««■»•. L»r, schwiiM — -ITiii; ' iichw(Nrmf»t ,~A> &|i« LBchwyi «^ — Ai 3N hwjfi -^ ... 47 IN Scbyl. nivei .....—.^ «4n Bchyip^..^ »..ft4 IHN .;• 8Gh]pndel.i..~. 61 36n Sciacca .^ >...37 !t3N SclAcinl, Ca|>u^.~JG 5n ScUk 41 S3N flclaliano -~~~~~~39 12n ilciarr*, Pt. ~~~>~36 SON SclatbU no I3N Suluh ^....« ~..36 SON Scilly Idea — ~.^8 57N Scllly Iilea (Society Group) 16 Ob iScindla ^^. 26 ON ScinoM, !>. ~~~~'3S I IN Scioto, Kiver ..~~~aH 40n iaclrl Ml AON Sciater, Loch 58 8SN Scltuato 48 ISN t ScUronla 4fi 20N Sclendl, B 36 ON tk-luhalr. ,.,~.~,38 ON Sfodra 41 88N Scoglietti ^^ 37 S3N Scolo 52 23N Scombi, Kivor,,.~.4l 4N Scombre-kioy. See tlie Boa- phoruf . Hcotnmunlca, Mt.41 7n Scone. 60 26N Scone «.««.» SO 43N Sconnua, M 42 30N Scoudeag Lakes — 45 12N Scnonie ^ ,,56 I2N Scopcllo. 45 46N Sce|iclo«<. . 39 ION Scorag ... 87 S6N Scorchcad 60 ION Scorc8by'» Sound 70 30N ticorglat.~...~~~~.S8 20N Scorna. 48 20N Scorton..<. .64 24N Scotrorth ......... ...iM In Scothern m*»~>.v~53 IOn St:otholiii...~».~».>.6<) 22N t Scotland 66 30N Scotoi 57 3n ScdtR Burn...~~ — 57 44N Scotihall 59 53N Scot* Hall Town .18 ION Scotghune ~ 5 4 7n Scot»town ...^..^-.57 12N Scotatown.. .54 16N Scotatown..,.^ 55 53N Scotatown, Point J57 36N Scott, Fort~.~~~~30 47N Scott, Mt 30 36S Scotter~.« 53 SON Scuttsvllle Scotussa Scour Vuillin Scouric Scousic Head Scrabby~.~.~.' Scrafton .37 24 N 41 ION ,67 34N 8 2IN 58 35N 53 5'2N JH I6N Scrap Guard. See Gibraltar. Scraptoft .~..~~ Srratby ........~~. Screden, Lake Si'ripu Si-rocoba Scrooby Scrope Range Scropton Scryne 52 38N 52 41 N .66 22N .38 32N 23 478 63 25N 31 478 52 62N ..,~.6'2 25N Sculrna Calran Sculctt Scupi Scurraraore Scutari. Scutari...^. Scutari, Lake Scylla ^ 57 16N 38 2N 41 6TN ,.54 IIN 1 4N -41 .56N 42 9N 38 IAN .18 53-« of..3H 6.')N . .37 2SN 38 55N « S9B ^ ACM 9 28 5 8. — 40 3M Sedgebeirow .^....52 SN 8cdgefl«ld....~.~~A4 39n Sedgele; Sedghll Sudiman Sedleacombe Sedleti «~. Scdiioch, U. Svdo ~. Sedrat Helal Scdrum Se Segre, Kivcr Scgua .._.^. Segundo, Kiver Segura Segura ........ Segura ...^.~.~. Segura, Hlver t Scguro Porto Seguro, Porto, Segualo — Segwanoh, Sehar ~,„, 40 6SN 39 63N 41 UN 41 IN .18 12N ,13 48N .47 41 N 41 2'2N ,42 64N . 31 298 38 16k M 12N .39 47N .38 7N 18 08 16 278 .45 6N .25 35N .26 45N 32 .31 N Schkuh Schinultcr, lllver 48 42N Sehongau 47 SON Sehore 23 lOv LOMK. ~U I3w 62 liw 14 188 18 368 77 408 70 84a 4 57a 111 Oa 3 saw • 408 a S4a 12 10a 32 44a 9i Ma 1 S7W I 27W 1 7w 9 llw a0S3a 032a 14X18 4 SW 13 85W 11 SOB 8 478 7 ISa 61 68 80 32a 89 18a 12 86k. 30 448 70 OB 9 liw 7 30a 8 30B S3S4a 11 428 71 30a 9 84a 70 40a 71 148 76 OB 8 13B 62 28B 74 44a 89 SOB 87 308 10 118 1 348 73 328 7 418 9 888 lla 83 358 42 48 60 128 33 2Ua 46 ;mb 86 17a 108 348 6w 86 608 10 218 18 508 9 228 13 200 14 968 19 138 9 88 13 28 1 6w 6 OW 33 308 7 3HW 30w 3 64W 4 9W 121 .1O8 88 62W .51 w 228 8 44W 08 Hw 2 S.'iW SOW 80»V 38W 40 20W 38 .')5W 6 648 72 288 79 298 3S~~3is 05 308 10 498 10 548 77 48 Bo. Of Map. 00 AO 86 86 83 88 14 as 31 30 85 87 97 10 10 10 87 10 19 13 SO 80 IS AO 32 83 83 18 80 33 17 15 IS 37 90 83 17 82 83 83 IS 32 83 S3 17 10 83 16 15 14 87 SO 83 87 80 81 35 34 88 ai 06 SO 86 M 587 IS SS 86 30 33 24 24 24 24 35 40 14 24 24 SO 24 24 24 24 61 48 60 33 30 30 32 18 18 33 |l*aaa. U* irfmx No. I r Maa SeUiula.. ......44 41N 17 laa fi Heiinga, Rl*tr...~.80 SON |0» 90a » SeUiumtk. fi ISN 106 Sa fn gellngatadt...... JO 4N • »ia 17 Sellnon 17 9n 81 94B 66 Helinuntla 87 SON |8 >■ 86 Selinui Selitrpnol Sellttka aulltiB Sillti Selkingen Selklrl .37 38N 47 4N .08 i6N .40 37N 38 47 N 40 38N AA S2N 8vlklrk*hlrv..~...UkS aiN Sella, Cape 40 2N SelUch, River 71 SON Sellah, Rai 36 SHn Sullegaard .......... A W 49n Sell Selling Selllnge 8ellye.~. Selmonc Solodee Solot, hie. ScliteyM.... Seliey BUI Belts Seltichan Selva . Selvt , Selvlg Selymbrla.. 8«Wmat Deeud, Seliach .48 S4N .49 80N 43 ON AIN 41 4N Spmanceiho Seinangur 8<>mao, lilo Svmara , Seinlum. Seinechonltli, Semendria ~~ SemenoT .~~~ Semenovak Semiantiova Semldinulil . Seralna 8enilngfoou«.» Semliigton . ..38 e3N .47 liw 830B .38 2N ,10 18a ..87 4AN ...31 42N ..33 ON .._44 38N ...SO 42N 57 4fiN ..»68 39W ...49 UN 3SN M ON .51 20N 50 30N lir 51 3N .65 4N _ J4 SiN Semmarla... ...88 32N Semlpolatnoi Seraja . Semley Semleyo , Semlln . Semnoun ............36 33N Scmousalr, I*le w47 ON Sempach <.........47 8N Sempach, Lake ..47 8N Sempang, R. See Singapore..... Sempoe Itle .. 8 318 Semaalea 46 .34N Semua -..31 26N Sctnur . ■ ■.. ■.i-i-.-4fi 14n Sena. Fort Senaflr Scnan ...17 308 .'27 S5N .27 67N Seneca. Lake 42 40N Senccey ....'■ ...... ..46 37N Seneflb AO SlN Senegal, River. Scngan Setigena ..... ScnghUkol, Isle Seng-ning ..... Senhanrk, Pt.. Senlo, River . Senjen, Isle.,.. Scnke ............ Senkova Senlia 16 ON .23 8.W 38 25N 08 26N M 32N 38 30(> ...44 33N 69 20N ..28 30N ...50 2N 49 UN Scnnaar Sonnaar. Sennah Senne, River Seuncn .... Sennoon, W. Scnnori Scnnwald ..... Sennyah Senosi Senova Sens IS 26N 14 ON ;« 20N 51 9n 50 AN 29 6n 40 49N .47 16N .23 35N 43 29N ,3 39N 48 UN 19 4.>a 47 40a 41 30B 81 47a 81 40B • laa 8 AOw S OW 4 SB 145 SOa 8A9»a 10 ISa I aua 548 A»a 17 ASa 14 94a 70 40a 97 30a 4»w 40w 8 aa 14 37B 8 44B 84 18a 10 84a 98 158 33 49a 7 97B 50 AlW 80 40B 193 168 82 438 4A 208 3S37a 91 la 44 4la 49 938 40 248 11 47a 81888 107 lAB 9 9W 79 4Aa 44 198 8 9W 33 888 20 SOB lA A68 A3 828 1A2 08 8 lla 8 108 113 AIB A78 3A 68 4 828 .34 348 34 408 108 408 13 388 7r"ow 4 M8 4 lAK 16 3Jw 108 168 23 148 61 208 106 608 144 S3B 12 58 17 I.5K 91 308 30 308 8 348 33488 33 20K 47 308 4 188 6 3lw 81 328 8 36r 9 30K 83 i»f!K 26 32 k 26 19k 3 188 AA 98 sa 97 9M 15 19 19 94 to 87 91 14 10 10 19 96 38 56 10 10 14 19 15 97 91 66 87 IS 51 S3 35 33 15 27 8:« 93 33 18 56 85 10 39 83 10 93 10 96 32 39 15 IS S3 3.'i 15 81 14 86 37 31 3« 4< 14 16 an- »l 2H 2.1 at 62 2-.- 3:t 14 a< 86 32 16 10 87 96 l.^ S.-I 27 27 14 INDEX TO BLACK'S GENE A«a«*. L**. Lao*. Mn. nff '• Hit. I Ntxi. Ut. Lou* Dii. lit M4I' > : Itrlmhone, Hivar. ilnr Hii«(a|>ora ~. ■•rtniaMlain Hftrlflugnlrwk ■oriphoi ..... •trlpli<«, Itic icfler........... terto. Ml InrmcMik foimlcle Ivrmler* icrmo Rvriinn U Dolre. leron Berpehk M a7M ■oipenuria, lale.~K) Om 8vr|iciit, U\e 4A ISv 8crp«nt't Muuth .10 CM Berpho Poulo Serpoukhov Borra, (;ape.. Bcrra Cayrlrit Serra Qliarby Bcrrahn .~~ 8i-rrat, Cape 8crre, K.~~ Serrci. IAN ..A4 fl6N . » 8N 7 5M .33 3N 1 3liN .37 ION .M KM .44 JftM 8errii>rM 45 30n Svrris 'ii &f»N Berrltlum 4fl 4n Seit 3M IN Sortig ~.~4(i 44N SiTiiin ...~.. .38 nN Serval, Uen....~~~M 3An Serverctte ......^-44 4IN Scrvl, I. .....^ 31* 3HN .40 8N .43 30N .4A AAN ,&o aoN 41 43N . U ON .3fi ON :iH 34N .4A 'JN ,4A 43N .33 AfiN 4IN .41 1(!N .4A 42n .4A 49N .40 13N .44 27N Servii iServi Ber*oi Sery betamuii ... fletar, lllvvr. I 8aiata!.~~..- Sethant Siklik. 8e»ia, Klvcr beti o ......... SeiUnag, L Si'tola Seitn Calvndi* B«ato Vareic.. «WtOL.- Seitri «.~~ Revtri dl Levante 44 IAN 8e»trlmkcl .....~.., Al 40N Retcheou .~~~~~a7 IftN Sctching 24 ION tSctchuen 30 ON Sete Laguai «....■■ 13 218 flcteboi ..............' C 2M Sctce .» .,.>.■... I 308 Setia *\ 35" 8ctif ^..^ AON Sclun, Port ........JW ASW gctich .-......-.^--49 38N Setteagoa >^. ......... 9 488 Bettiniu .~~.3a IfiN Soltle.~....— .-~~~J>4 4"* Seltra Kioo 4 30n 8«ttringtoii ..~..~J4 8n Bctubaf -'W 30N Sityk 46 2N Bvulieli Par, I«le~.10 Cn Bcuni .... 22 AN Sevastopol .........44 31 n Bevel Ian, Mt....~~38 llN Bfven Capet ~~~~3<» 23M Beven Churches ...A3 ON Si-ven IIpail*,CapeAl 34N Seven Ulandi, or Rouen Islet. 5 40n Seven Islet .„ ., (Bretiign(>^ 48 A4N Seven Itles The ..CB 43n Sevenav ~.47 22N 8cvrnoaks.~..-~..'. A l 16n Severac. le Chatrau. — 44 17M 7 «4W fl7 37W 34 4Aa 9 3HN 50 IBB C3 iW 34 36a 37 »■ 1 Wa 3» MW 31 32a 12 lUa 9 13b «l SAW 5 43a 4 44a 84 lAB 17 29a 41 4la 9 Aaa 104 "oa 6 SAW 3 22a 32 A7a 22 loa 51 oa 6 4ea A l»a S2K1 74 6W 00 oa 84 Aa 8 sna 8 lAa 7A AON 90 33a 13 A4K 8 38a 6 48a 96 3Aa 8 488 9 28B 49 23a 108 AOH lOti 3Aa lOA oa A(i 22\V 74 4CW 9 AAK 13 OB A 12a 3 A6» 13 90a 44 37W 9 IIB 9 lew 8 45W 43«V 8 A4W 24 ()B 72 30B 79 SOB 33 34K 47 AOB 9!) lOB 9 48W 8 42W Scve'fk ^.—^ 34 Al 23 2<> 33 49 38 33 34 Al M 17 3*1 40 14 14 33 A6 30 lA AA II 14 38 27 37 lA 16 A6 49 M 33 3A 35 33 38 3A 3A 25 56 35 35 33 31 34 34 Al 49 30 50 30 12 19 51 36 36 9 24 10 ai 33 23 32 30 13 13 -37 47N 167 30a 1 fleverinefti ..~~~-44 4.iv Severn House ~~..A4 12n Severn, Kiver Al 32N 3 31 W 37 30B 1 59W lla 14 23 14 10 3 3K 38 y2K 14 30 22 A7K V9 3CW 2 43w 151 I5K 27 40 10 52 SImllvril 51 MM Hhallora «.... M l:tN Shahm ...~ ~.3a lAM HhalkiOuur, Laku (M A4N Shalloch A6 4n Shalloch ............AA I In Shallow Water, Ca|) e .............~.63 lOM Shaltton ....... ...A2 IN Shall or lliytili ~.3I 3An Hhalyehan|iu(ir ..27 A7n 0»B 34w 9ft Iba 10 oa A 3w 4aiw ■ham, Ksh. ■liame-Uulak Shamaruali Shamir ........... ^ Shamo, Ursurt of .......,., Shainriick, liay . M S3N 37 4!«N 23 AON 32 33N 43 ON 10 20N Hhanagoiden .....-A2 34n Shanagur 70 30n Slianakenburg...^ In ..Aa ION .7 OB .,A6 4n .38 AON -42 IN A7 44N .54 43N .31 3AN .3 4AN 31 2XN .A2 AAN Ml 47N A9 4IN AO 38N Shanakllty Shanangv, U. Shandan ..... Slianday ..... Sliandccaii ... Shandwlck . Shane's I astlc. Shang-hao -~.... Shangpo ....... Shanurl . Shannoe ShanI ShanktII... Shanklln .. Shnn-lung-tow, Pt. - — 39 40«« 8hanno<;h 57 Un Shannon liridgv..A3 IKn Shannon, llivcr ..62 34N Shannon, Kiver ..42 l«M Shannon, Itivcr ..34 558 t Shanse 37 :«in Shantar, Isliii..~.AA M S^anUvny. M...~A4 aON Shanter ....66 I!)n Shantstrova — «...•& Shn I Shantung .........aK 30n Shan-tung, I'r. ~J7 22N Sliap. '"'M 3iN ShaiHjnshay, Isle -'^9 4n Shnpoorah B n H I fl ^w*****^* Sharakouch Sharla Sharlc, River Sharkash Sharkcc... t Sharkieh Shark's Bay Sharnbrouk Sharon, or Lasharon I Sharon, Plain of Sharuk ... Shary, Kiver.. ShanuwataUl, Lake Shashcc .sonltan. Sliashum, Kiver. Shat-el Arab .. 27 28N 33 4liN 26 2()N 25 24N 25 ION .~33 21 N ...33 IN .....30 4IN ..w2A308 14N 104 UB 87 3.^W 9 AW 137 !tr>B II 32B 8 2UW 7A OW 4 47W 148 AB 74 I9W a 64W 6 17W 190 aHB 79 ACn 79 A3B 7 aAW 3 68W 7 iw I law |IA38B 3 llw 7 59W 9 4|w 146 A(>B 116 .-WB 113 30B 13] OB 7 4W 4 47W lA 63B IIH OB 123 98B 3 4IW 3 A3W 74 AOB 77 AOB 31 66B 6!> 3MB 81 low .')B 4HB 4:l lla Bher Mshflued — 84 I7m Sher Buflk, Kulns ..... Bherarbleh , Sheraton ... ... Sheravutty, It. Shei borne ... Bhtrboro Ulo Shetbrooke . I Sherbrooke Sherbrooke ( Niagara) Sherbrooke (Nova Scotia)..4A 7n Sherburn A3 48n Sherburn ..A4 47 n Sherburne ... 42 40n Shcrcock A8 On Sheiek M I5N Sheicnabad .....J6 ION Shere's Oulley. See Norfolk islan d ........... Sherlleld 51 19n Sherllold Khghsli 51 ON Sheriah. North — 31 29n Shciiat el Manil- hiir. or Yarinuk 39 40n Sherlirilutton — 54 ON Sheriff Mulr ....JUi I3N Sherm 'H «'»* Shernou 39 A2n Shcroo ........29 40N Shcrrlngham 53 MiN Sherston. Oreat ..Al 34N 60 ina Sit oua 1 MW 74 aoa 2 aiilr 13 90W 71 60W 71 sow 43 6AN 79 84W 42 Sheivee . Sherwell. Sherya ... Sheshader. .27 43N I 7N M 39N ....^ t» ION Sheshawa Kiver ...Jl 45N Shesdbalo -.~47 60N Shetland Islet 60 35N t Shetland, New South 63 Oa Shetticonia......~13 5.SN Shcvacausliy ...... 9 27 N Shevagunga ...... 9 S2n Shcvlock ~^ 'i3N Shewnr ......,.,...~27 2hn Shewarn... .21 8N Shiaiit, or Holy Islci, Shlatl — Shihah.. Shibbergan.. Shidington.. Shiekh Eredi ShicI Shikarpoor Shilelagh Shilellai .Shiloh Shilton Shimna, Uiver. Shimogga Shimron Shin, Loch_~ Shin, R. . Shincliit'e Shiness Shinfield .Shingpoor. Shingle Pt. Gibraltar. Shingo 03 3W 1 I4W I 29W 75 .TOW 53W 46 44H 60 3Aa .57 A9N ,27 ir>s ....■» 17N ,J»0 45N ..51 AON ,.26 45N .57 ON Shiei, iSr. of h^ 9n Shiel, Loch ......^JIO 60."* Shieldag 57 42N Shicldboro 'M 24N Shields 55 AON Shields, Norlli..,.*^A IN Shields, So\ith .55 ON Shieidug 57 XIS Shiefc .......JVI 13N ShlflViall 52 40N Shigar ~.. — 35 24v Shigatxe , 29 ON Sliiaatioongar..,.29 ON Shlkan, Point 35 OK ■37 66K .,^i 46N ...JA 4SN ,32 AN .2 27N .64 12N 13 A,5N .32 .50N M 6n ,57 67 N 54 45N Sl)ine Ncwton.....J5l 38N Shinerville. 41 30N ,58 4N .51 25N ,8.1 W 41 9 9 44 13 32 27 52 I 2W 10 I 30 W 1(1 84 30a 31 See „34 47N .,27 5«N 3A46B A9w 3 AOW 84 I9H 66 AOW 70 46b 1 IIM 2 I3W 7A Alia 3 AOW 36 30a 6 llw 8 27W 40 HB 1 low 60 OW 79 2AB 77 438 78 30B 4 I6W .13 lAK 74 3«B 6 I7W 13 3MK 9 I2K 65 an* 21 w 81 an* 2 b6W A 18W A llw A 40W 89 20W 9 3w 1 29W 1 2CW A 43W 28W 2 23W 75 35K 89 ?K 91 30B 67 40b 68 .'iOR 6 32w 2 A8B 35 16b 1 24W 6 63w 76 30b 35 2aK 4 37W 4 30W 1 33W 2 44W 76 33W 4 31 w 56W 81 30B 76 38B 69 2k 31 9 12 87 32 33 10 33 10 30 II 36 93 19 3 33 33 33 10 32 33 II 36 30 32 10 37 II 12 II 44 13 9 9 II 10 10 33 33 33 32 33 13 36 31 10 13 33 31 II 11 9 10 44 II 10 83 34 33 32 Niait. Hhouldharo ........i Bhoutow.row ....M ■how ■bowsho* inna- peecawBtli, I.ake ~»...... w Showy.— ..~,.. ...... t Hhragms...........: Shrawtrdina ..... Shrawley .....~J Shrtiwsburg ......< Shrewsbury .. . ,...! ■hrlne of Chehl Dnchtur ........^ Bhropha 1 Shropshire Snrui9 * *»*»***< Shtuk Shuash ~. .. . ...' 8 h ubr agvit ........ J Shue Oyen I Shufflabad i ■hughul Shuhtw .... . .. : Shuhrl Rabageg .. 8huk-hab Shukah . Shuly Wukgl. Sliumla ....~.. Sliumsab.id ... Shun ShudI ... Shuna... . .... Shuna, L ..... Shund ....~.... Shunom. Shungurruin ...~ Shu-ntng............ Bhun-tien..........; Shuiitefoo............ Sliu|>ien.... I. Shur, WiUler. nest of .......... Shur Khab, K. Shurery, Lake, Shurin .......... Shurukho Shushgoo .,,... Shushuah ....... Sliuster......-' Shustoke ...... Shutford.....w.... Sliutia Sliuush, Ule — Shuweikoli-... Shuwelkeh.... Shweraiillly ..« Shyrkhuwi ..... Sl,.....^ Siali Koh ...— Siak ^ Siak ~ Siak, Kiver... — Siakiarvi ..~.. + Siain...,...,.. Siam, Onlfof. Siain, or Yathla. Siamdo......... Slanca River Siang . Siang-yaiig... Siao l»lc...~- Siatgos.......... Slattoke, Isle- Siazuros ....,-, Sibalbi e . Sibas ......... Slbb Si \}cn ............. ^ Siberia ...~> Siberia. Siberia. New, Isli Siberttwould Sibicia Sibilla, Mount..^ Sibini , Sibkah Al Sibkah, Lake. Sibkuh-al* loudeah .~~ Siboutsancc — Sibsey Sibson .' Sibthorpe ..~ Sibugay,.^ ■ Sicaley ........ Sicca Vencria, Sicheni ... . ...-■■ Sicicaca Sicilian Sea Sicilian Strait Sicily, Isle . — Sicinos I .ACK'8 GENERAL ATLAS. ItTftii «a<)Mr lUa 4 40iiir HHw 100 m 1 MW 8 1:9* 7H Wl* vm 1 a»w OH 4M Htr. ?? 10 )1 10 S4 10 II 33 10 10 33 n 37 9 » 10 30 41 41 43 41 9 9 41 I. -I 3'i a? A3 9M I 3W K) ON I StiMT 10 8n 84 30a 31 «( ina auotta 1 WW 74 S0« 3 3\W 13 SOW 71 SOW 71 aow 79 34W 63 3W 1 Mw 1 aiiW 75 SOW « ft3\V 40 44M 60 351 iOn 33 «|N ' 8 84 y2s CO tON 70 SON I )4N 3 I3N 73 7i» 3 IW 36 ION 6 4.SN 8 60N 40 3aN I 4611 31 flow SOW 13 I9M 87 ftOW 33 4011 83 IIM 9 I3W 10 Vim 83 SOW 10 39a 30 llw II 37W 30 HB 33 lew 13 60 OW 79 3flB 77 43« 78 30B 4 16W .'>3 ISK 74 8t* 6 I7W 13 3SK 9 13K 65 3Hlt 31 w 81 9SH 2 i6w 3 law 3 llw 5 40W 89 30W 3 3w 1 2SW 1 2CVV 5 43W 3»w 2 2iw 7fl 35K 89 ?K 91 30B 67 40B 68 r>0R 6 32w 3 fi8B a) IOb 1 34W 8 fi3w 73 3Cb 33 3ai< 4 37W 4 30W I 33W 3 44W 76 33W 4 31 W 66W 81 30B 7S 38B 69 2K 3 33 33 33 10 33 33 U 30 30 33 10 37 11 11 12 II 41 13 9 9 II 10 10 33 33 33 33 33 13 36 31 10 13 33 31 II 11 9 10 44 II 10 33 34 33 33 NtMi*. i.«*. Hhoiildhain . ^i vm Khuiituw-row iW ION Bhiiw .^^ M 33N Sliowiliu« inna- DMcawtMt, I.4li« _.>.....^4« MM Showy — , ~»U 3AN t Htiriiginit»>~~~~J3 ION Khrawirdlli* —.^bi 4;iN RItrawlay ~.~~~~63 UN Hhrnanburg ..^~^ 3'iN Bhrawfbury ........33 44n ■hrlne of ChchI Dochtur 3ft 90n ghropha^ 3i> l!«N i Hhropfhlra ..~~6i 3hn ihrula«<< M 32N Bhtuka. -39 31 N 8huMh 30 50N Rhubiagi'lt..,,»^-3I 3N fthue (iyvn It A" Hhufflabad ^ — 36 its Bhuphul 40 as 8huhl«— -~ 3i flSN Shiihrl nabaHi'g ~.39 4nn Bhuk-hab,..^ 33 Inn Bhukah 33 S7N Bhuly Wuk(|l 34 33n BhuinU 43 laN Sliumtabatl 23 AON ShunShudl. 33 Hn ~~o /m~ 179 4B I I9w Ka ar Mtr. 10 u 10 Shun- Bhuiia, I Bhund Shiiiiom ShiinRurruin Shu-nliiK~~* Hhun-tien, 8huiiteroo. Shupleri AO 14N -fte 37N ,31 IHN I3 37N ■IH 2N .33 ON .;i9 ftiN ,.-37 AN ,..33 43N Sihur, WiUltr iieif ut^.^. Shur Klmb, It. Bhurcry, Lake Shurin ~.. Shurukho. Shuthgou ~' Shuahuah ^ Shunter .~~. Shuttoke ^ Shutford Shutla... Khuuih, Ulu Shuweikoli- Shuwvikeh Bhwcrapilly ^ Shyrkhowl 81 — 30 3AN .3H 30V ,SS 38N .27 KJN 36 30N 3.-1 46N 27 A«N 31 AftN 62 30N ..^^'i 4N 40 2f.N 30 4HN 31 VAN .31 41 N .18 UN ,34 27N 34 43N ;jON 1 UN Siah Kill) Siak t Siak„ . .,^ Sink, Kivt-T.^ 1 10" Siiikiarvi , 00 ;»5N ± Siain ......ylA 30N Siftin, Gnlfof 10 ON Siam, or Yathla~.14 20n Siamdo 31 30N ,2'J 408 .23fi4N Si AN , 3 3'iN ,V8 A08 .08 ION ,X> 2.1N .■i.,ii„..wW llN II AON % 30N Slaiica River Siantf ■ Siaiig-yang. Siao Ii)lc««. Siatgogw... Siattokc, Isle Siazuros Sibalbie^ Sibas ^- Sibb - - Silieh... ,.. M 48N t Siberia 66 ON hihcria —33 2A» Siberia, New. Isle 74 ON SibertiWould 51 13N Sibicia : 39 ON Sibilla, Mouiit~~~43 53N Sibini . "2.5 40N Sibkah Al 33 30N Sibkah, Lake— ~~35 69N hibkuh-aU loudeah ,.»-....—» »in Sibout»ancc.~~~~iA «* Slb.ey M 3N Sib«on ~.~~ M 37N Sibthorpe "5 3 ON Sibugay~~ «-~- 7 'i^J* Sicaley -M AAN Sicca Vencria.~~..» 67n Sicheni .,,..,31 On Sicicaca -^ ^'8 178 Sicilian Sea 37 on Sicilian Strait ^ ON Sicily, Isle ..-37 i8N Sicinoi, 1 ~~-36 40N •9 B8W I A 40* 7 OW a A3W M I8W a I 3AW a 44W 63 OB 31 lOa 3 4>w 9 3W 4SW AC UB 31) 44M 00 40B A4 AOB SO IflB 30 46a A4 AOa SO I3N 36 49B 67 SAB 30 AOa 77 33B 77 30B A VtW 6 3.3W 63 Ala 8A 3lB 79 30a 114 3MB 110 32a 114 3SB 7ft AB Xi .IOB 69 AAiC 3 4.'IW St I7B 61 UB 68 AOB 34 AAM 49 OB 1 39W 1 37W 26 A3K AO 8B 33 4H 34 A9K 83 4AH 64 2r 114 38H 118 38K A3 14b 103 OK 101 .'«)B 103 lOB 38 SOB 100 OK 102 OK 100 40R 97 2«R 63 30W 109 4' 33 .17 3'* 33 ») 31 33 31 31 33 37 33 •x\ 13 13 .-13 31 3:1 31 31 3.) ai .37 33 II 37 .13 31 37 33 10 10 37 33 31 31 :u 33 34 31 33 3-5 35 35 23 29 39 35 34 no 31 34 .^'^ 38 39 .56 13 a% 33 83 29 AO 29 10 36 35 33 30 30 36 38 9 10 9 y> 9 A6 16 SO 56 56 26 56 h«Hlt. t*r. Hlgh«ilk. Bay 8i> mm Hi||inarlna..~48 an Bign 43 41IM Higna., n 3N Annak ....' ■■■! Signal Button Set Norfolk UUn HIgiiau HIgnla. Sign .^1 SUN .40 A5N ,45 ON .M I3N Blgrl, Cm« 39 ION Bigritwyl 40 44N BIgtuna «. ........JO 4IN Biguanlanrju ......17 44N Bigu«nia~....~......4l 4N Bigueyro ~ 43 Mn ai.|itang.~ 33 45N BIho ~. — 31 ON BIhon, Klver ......4A XtH SIhon, lllver ...~~43 ON BIhun, Kiver >.~.30 57N Bi-kiang 33 UN Bl-kUhu 30 30N Blklm 27 I5N Biklnot 3 BillM)dal ~~~~59 23N Sllchwtfr . 5 1 3IN Slide liivct, Ulv>.57 lO.v Sildemow ~M 5«n Sllden ~.-70 IfiN Silch 39 37N Silet 38 3 IN Bikioii. Bikranna, U Bikivle SIkyim. .Sll, Itlvor Silamlut. ^»<»»»* »»»^»»»*. X Silesia Silesia Silhet Sdian Slhan - Sllliiip, River Siliniy Siliqua Silistria Silivrl Siljan, Lake Sill.i Silla Sillah Slllee Sillery ~. Sillholda Sillon, Pt Shilnh .... SI long Sil()qualla..~. Sllora, Kiver Sils Silsden ~.~.. Silscr, Lake. t SiUili Silsilis . Silton .Siltun Silvano ~~~ Silviiplana Silveiraa Sliver Silver Bank Passage .49 AnN 50N .34 AnN 44N ,.53 9N .Al SON ,30 I5N ._39 IDN 44 ION 41 4N ,6U 53N 13 AON ,13 3»N .20 ."lON 33 34N ..49 13N .50 25N 48 63N 33 I9« .24 33N .35 'M .44 57 N ,.40 26N ..A3 &5N .46 35N 24 38N .......-^JM 40N 54 I9N .^.45 4N .46 27N .38 37N .V9 38S >.20 SON Silver fountain ~.39 JW Silverio, Lake~~~:<3 SIlB Silvcrmine* .~~~~52 47N Silverton~-~, 50 AON Silvea " 3 AOh Sllves . — ,..37 16N Silvi Silvia Silviuin. Simakov •""• Jll»», 10 4Aa » 18 I't a i»B 10 «3a 33 AON 37 46 lUB S3 0*0***^ »**»» 9> Si man Simand Simaul Simaul, L Simbach . Simbach ^ t Simbirsk ..~. Simbirsk....... Simbolan ~~.« Simbolar... SIm-choo ~.™ Simcoe, Lake ± Simeon ~~.* Simferopol Simione.. Simiroon .43 34N 44 6N 45 4N 43 12N .50 UN ^6 24N .39 AN of.-.~39 8N .48 14N ,48 32N ,.54 6N ,54 14N ,39 148 .28 348 ,.J4 ION ,~44 37N ».31 I6N ..44 40N .,45 30V ;U 4.^N I II 13 7 488 14 A3B >5 A3a 35 Ala 7 43B 17 3tiB 101 SOW 3 4-IW i36w IC; AOB 105 3'ifl 60 :K)a 68 OB 3.5 lAB 111 40B 117 40a 88 4a 35 IOB >l 33B 18 33a 85 ICB 19 MB 33 43B 7 54W 39 OB 90 30a 14 SAM 13 7a 4w 5B 8a 31 45a 81 2b 8 40w 17 53B 16 68B 91 A3R 13 39B 4 AW 130 OB 83 lAB 8 47B 37 13a 38 138 14 38B 30N 3 tow 94 43W 85 53R 4 8a 15 30B 8 6W 26 53a 105 50K 36 39B II 54a 9 4OR 1 50w 9 45M 33 SB 33 578 2 I9W 1 19w 8 57B 9 48R 8 7w 70 48W 69 SOW U 388 67 OW 8 I6W 8 28W 57 20W 8 18W 14 68 17 108 13 338 33 468 10 578 31 30K 39 3R 39 08 13 AIK 13 398 48 17K 48 388 67 2.5W 63 46W 117 208 79 35W 34 348 33 55W 10 408 51 508 A3 15 AO 37 «l 15 33 46 34 31 31 31 39 3<) 30 31 31 31 3H 19 19 33 33 3N 31 Wi 3:1 56 33 10 31 17 33 87 34 19 30 33 19 10 31 30 36 87 27 33 30 30 40 33 14 33 14 38 34 38 35 lA 9 15 37 56 10 9 25 15 24 60 47 38 SO 13 10 Al 24 V> A6 56 27 17 19 30 30 18 18 23 23 .50 SO 31 43 31 10 2.5 32 47 Nina*. MiMIII _... Htng Kl4ng.~. BIng- Kong Bin-gan .... Binganfiio . Bingaport . Bingara JM ~S4 .. I J^ ..li , ri ..10 ..« -19 -80 ■ingarpcttah . Mngasta.......^. HIngavaiinuiii NlnglHH)in 8inK«|MM)ram Bingerii .>.... Blng.hal, or Kiiko.niir~.<~~,.17 Slnglian^ —.38 SlnghWI M RInglduiMim ....~~44 Blnglnpoor ,..._~~I9 Singitir, It 40 HIOKke CluHi, Iliver...«~~..~..13 H|ii||lf« ..«..-~ .55 BliiKltftiMi .......^.^.AO HIngletnn ~. ..., A 3 HhiKOOia, 1( 31) SIngpoor 33 Htiigramow ~3S K iig'tiiim. Hln-hin ...« 27 .34 .43 .56 ,„.10 ...40 43 Sinlgaglia^.. Siiiliiasary^.. BInIng HliiiM'i)la....» Binlti'hina.... Sinjar .. SIn-ka-mun, llarb 29 Sinkar .10 Sinkara, Lake .~~ SInkcl 2 SInkep Sinn Sinnai BInnlgo Sinnlngtoii Sinno, Hiver t Sinnour, I'lain of SInodi .... Sinokhissar ...... Slnomoro Sinope Stiis_~.... Siiisacate . Sinshelm . Hin-tcheoo Sintha Sinton ,50 .19 .58 A4 40 .-31 ...•JH ..41 ..II ..13 ..40 -.•10 ~49 _23 ..J5 ,_A5 ~9 3 ID .33 .46 Sinu, River ..»..« Sinus Harbarli'iit Sinus Magnun Sin-yaiig...^... Sio Fok Siombioiarvi, Lake CM Slon.............. 7 Siuli (Valais) ..~~40 Siou-ctioo .~... 38 Siuudka 61 Slouinsei Mojel — A7 t Siout ...~37 Siou!, Valley of ~,27 Sioux River, Little~~~ — Sioux, VillaKe. Sioux. .■.~.., „ — Sioux, Village SIpal.iy .....»'. Sipang .. Sipiipo. M Siphara .»~ — Si-phing Siphiiun, 1 .Siptina „«.«... bipontum . — Sippra, K. — Sipsey. KiviT_. Slqui9l>|Ui Itf. saV" NN IAN l,5M 33N l»N MN 4IM 4N I5N I UN SM ON 4N AN AON ANN AN 13N ■iNN .ViN 51 IN 45N 4HN 54N 43N SON 44 N 5.'IN 40N 31 N AN I3N 55N 4SN ;i08 *iN .108 17N I7N 38N ION 68 ?HN 4.5N 4N 308 ON 49N .Via I4N 25N •JIN VHN 2.'lN 31 )H (IN 15N 54N ...42 _44 ...44 ^\\\ ^ 9 ~. 1 .~ 4 -..3.1 33 ....36 „43 „-41 ...33 ...XS ^10 — 4 MV Jl 5SK 28 Siquita~....'~ — Sir A bad _~— Sir Abi Seer .. Sir C. Hardy's Ule . Sir Cliusl.muli Sir C. Middlcti'ii's Isle .™.~~ Sir K. K'llew » Islands Sir F. DraktS Port-. Sir 1. Junglf. 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Shah Byramgorc, ^,,37 34N —29 ON ;)H 9n 13 ON m i9n 25 3N AH 24N .51 CN .51 IN Tii STjN 3!> ION :)A 40N 33 A7N .35 47N 65N Shah Nadir .^ 32 40N Shah Mukiiood ~.3l 18.V Shah Muithud ,^.^36 2N Shahabad 27 38N Shahabad ^^....^ai 45N Ehahabad 3A 13n fihahbai .~~,w,^.,37 30N Shahdowra 34 Mn Shahec, Lake ...^.JXl 30n Shahsur 38 4riN Shahriinar.~~..~~..ll 38n Shahpoor ^. — ~~.3S 30N Shahr Sufa .....^....32 39N Shahrood #^*>»»^»»..a6 IAN Shahu, Mts.~^.~.3A 5An Shaib, W 31 AAm Shaikhabad .....^.^.34 f.N Shairmadavy .^^ % 44N iihakapnor ~..~^24 25N miakh Dara, R — 37 On i«halekic .>~. 37 2!in a aa a* i» 33T7V M aow 3 43w lAI IAN 73 HN on TON M 30w A 4ltW A 4'JW 64 AO\r a I3B 3AHr ai 3(IN 75 5AH 85 %l% en 40a 3HMr 73 AS AA 20«r II Da 6 4Ha 73 3a a 44R SO 4N 7 40W 9 IAN 10 »■ 9 431 67 4011 311 MK A«> lAB 48 AN 4A AgR 38 361 6 43W 34 33W t! 33«r 491 a i3w 60 40B 60 AON Ai 1»K 62 30N 67 ON 73 SON 64 401 65 lOK 63 AM 70 A5K ?A 30R 77 7K 66 14R 77 3HK 45 4AK 79 24k 74 ASM 68 368 66 A8B A4 A4B 47 OK 35 42b 68 44B 77 SfiB 08 28B 71 4iN 41 31 K 14 30 IT 40 10 52 33 30 41 34 34 AO 14 14 30 33 3;i 32 10 33 9 31 14 aa 14 19 31 36 30 26 33 30 33 33 33 36 11 37 II 10 10 33 32 33 32 33 33 33 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 30 31 33 33 33 32 30 . 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Sheliriban,~~.~. Sheib el Uenut SIteik Alimetl, or Flint I. fmPiirt of Aden. Sheik Ailhoi Sheik Hatmnii. Sheik Cliallct Sheik Ulnedi . 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Hlcino«, I SicuanI ....... Kid. Millar- Sid irl . I.I. bu Hlilderiip Hide Slileena ., Sldenijo., Slilerno. Siilero, Cape. Sldt'ro Kaitro. Slilcitrand . 8idhpr SIdl A bid SIdl Braham . Sldl Ebly SIdi Ua SIdl Mamid U'MuM, San tuary of.. Sidlaw Hilin,... SIdmouth. Sjdmoulh. Cnpi Sidney '• lile ~. SIdun Sldr a ....... Sidra, Gulfuf. Slel>enlliigcn . Sieblin...». Siebidorf Sledetandt. Siedlfc~..~. Sleg, Hiver , SJegen ~~..... Slcmawd..,.. Siena . Slenaga ........ Sienitza SIt'nnc Itivci. Slenno Sieou . Sierkudorf Sierra Acary.^. Sierra de Kttrell Sierra lrniao(.~. Siena Leone^. t Sierra Mndre Sierra St. Marta Sierra de Moii- vhiquc......... Sierra Nevada... Sierra Tuma. curaque.......... Sietrai Altitdi- mai............... Slete Carrcriis — Sievprna, Klver Sievcriikoi... , Sievsk Siga. Sigean . SIgKlettlioriie.. SigFiajik i .l>v I lt>««v I '/«t ^ Hilili.. ~ Hllwh I HilwiU SiIh'I t iltlwrts, Nrw. 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I, 31 (iN Sirdar Kliaii .'W 22n SInlliana 'I'J UN Sine -~ 30 3N Sirouboiicc -...^Ti 4iin HirccnugKcr -30 lUN Sird . 14 I «K Sirgoojnli 23 ION Slrhiml 30 40N Sirliowy. li 51 4tiN Sirl Tool 36 I.1.V Siriab IIO 2N Siriaiii 45 A!»n Sirichiiik 43 KIN Siricii-— ^'17 2hn Sirikol .18 20N Siriiiuggur -..-.-.22 .ViN Siris 411 8N Sirjakote 16 ION Sir k lice 28 35 v Sirmium 44 60n Siriiady -i'i 3|N Sirolii -. 25 In Siroijali - i3 ON Siroo, RiviT 2A '20M Sirra, Kilia 30 3()n Sirroo, K, 25 45N Sirtinnk —5.1 I3N Siruula 38 47N Slrufta 33 20N Sirwaliec— 28 ftSN Sirwan 3.1 3(in Sirwan, R.-- 33 'Mt* Sis 37 29N Siaal 21 AN Sisal 21 22N Sisanion 41 12n Sisor, Pt 3 43N Siiarga, UlCH 43 21 n Siscia 45 32N Sissach 47 28n Sissigen..— — .-46 67n Sisteron —44 1In Sisters Isles —.-.43 3s Sistova 43 30N Sitace 33 30N SiUcus, R- ... — ..-28 6N SiukysTcwn 20 3n Siuhevka .56 a:iN Sitchounack. Ule..66 36n M 4.|« II .11 \nm IT 31 JU« S? 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S9 WS 10 2B 55 8itrania...>. «>..». .41 58N 6 61 W 21 Sltiirkhaiia, R.~. _32 50M 99 30B 34 Sltiova...^.^ ..37 6M 22 12B 28 SittartL... >~ >,6I ON S 5IB IG Sittc Aguas ,,3f» 27N 1 OW 24 Slltenfeld ^^,,^^» .~54 29N 21 37B 20 Sittingbouriie ^. 8iua-nan .~>~»~. w51 20N 44B 10 -.40 4IN 115 6B 34 Siuan-hua-fun 41 15N 114 65R 29 Siucurivipu, River 4 30N 68 18W 49 ftiiif^ii rhfif>.i. ■ ■■ ri ^94 .laN 118 50B 31 Siushievaule 57 I9n 7 2IW II Sivan, Lake 40 23M 45 12B 23 Sivant Warree^ ~16 50N 73 56B 33 Sivapurc, Kiver ... 6 48N 67 22\V 49 Sivas^.....~. ~. ~39 i:8N 36 62B 30 81 verier „..^~>^«^ -.46 41 N 6 54B 15 Sivilamskoi 69 25>r 129 OB 29 Siwah .~29 12\v 26 1GB 30 Six Mile Bridge . -52 32N 8 30W 13 Six Mile Cross ^ ...54 34N 7 7W 13 Sizeboli 42 2JN 27 40B 27 Skaarup-^ 55 6i» 10 4IB 21 Skaaserliuiis^^ — -.■jG 26N 10 32B 21 Bkads «,~-,~~~~ ~S5 28N 8 33B 21 Skage 64 30rf 11 66K 22 Skageii .^~'^.>^. -.57 45M 10 33B 21 Skagen Cape, or The Skaw 67 4 IN 10 42b 21 Skagcrgttaiid,GulfU5 4Un 21 Ow 39 Skagstdl, Mount ,~G1 24N 8 OB 22 Skaill Arch. ..,59 3N 3 20W 11 Skaisgireii .w~^ 5IN 21 38B 20 . Skala >. ~36 CON 22 39B 28 Skala, Cape 38 3N 20 47B 28 Skalat 49 26N 26 9K 19 Skalholt ,-.„,—« ~.64 ION 20 low 6 54W 10 3B 39 Skaliscroe jjjjjjj-j-j- ~-58 7N 11 Skamtoer -~. „62 458 22 8kaii)proy_^ — ~.61 ION 6 44B 16 Skandcrbcrg ,^~ ~56 2N 9 56b 21 Skandrup^~~~~ .„56 12N 9 48B 21 Skatihi -.62 6n 22 208 23 Skaphidaki^~^ -.37 34N 22 41B 28 Skapliidla ^~>..~ ~-37 42N 21 2IB 28 8kar „u jj„jj,j ,„...'r. i^v 69 4GB 13 22b 32 Skara ^.^^....^^^^ —68 24N 22 Skardo, or Ukai do ~35 14N 7.5 26b 7G 30B 33 Skaido-, -34 30N 29 Skarr Water ~.55 UN 3 4«w 12 Kkarrlld jjjjjjsjjti^ —65 66N 8 55B 14 22B 21 Skarsta ~.il ttbu 22 Skatavagh liay ^ -„57 49.V 6 43w 11 Skateraw^*.'^'..^^^ -„»7 IN 2 mv 47W 11 Skaw ^ -CO 61N 12 Skaw, The, or Skaggen Cape -.'17 44N 10 42R 21 SkawLigiit House 57 44N lU 38K 21 Skea Skerries ,»^ ~.5U )6N 3 4w 11 Skeager j-j.^r^/i/^r/r (11 liC.JJ 8 23'« 3 21 W 22 Skeaf 59 3m 11 Skcbost ^ ^ -67 2bW 6 2Uv 11 8ke~~ ~.67 6SN 4 3w 1 2SW II Skeldancss „~.^~ -60 SN 12 Skoll ™ -58 34N _G4 44N 3 42W 21 5B 1 1 Skelleltea 1 1 22 Skellettea. Uiver -64 40.V 21 14B 22 Skelligg l{ock8~. -51 47N 10 33\V 13 Skello ~ —58 22N 4 15W 3 50\V II Skellston ^^^~^ -.55 ION 12 Skelinanthoi pe _ -.M 3.)M 1 39W 9 Skelmersdale „». -63 33N 2 47VV 9 Skelmorlic Cape. -65 62N 4 51 w 12 Skelpig ~58 27N 4 I3W II Skelton -64 ON 1 ivr 9 Kkelton-~~^~.#~ -83 44N 49W 9 SkuUoii ^. — ..~, -64 7N 1 28W 9 Skelton 54 34n S9W 9 Skelt'in ^,.~.,.. -64 iJs 2 64W 9 Skeluiid -, 56 45iV 10 12b 21 akelwith .-. ~!)l 25N 3 2\v 9 Skender Vakuii . -44 30.V 17 19K 27 Skene -57 ION -57 UN 2 22w •i 24 VT 11 It Skene, Luch^,^ SkiiiningL" -i)8 2,)N 1.^ 4h; 22 Nahm. Ut. Skopelos -~«'«9 7N Skopclct, I 39 8N Skopln-^ ,.—,...-...63 69n Skopo, M 37 44N Skorebek— ..— '-66 65n Skorodnoc & 1 9n Skoue C2 26N Skouliary 47 14N Skoulingbyr~.-.-.55 42N Skovbye .W llN Skovbye..^- ~-54 63N Skovshoved ~.ft7 On Skrapori 40 38N Skrecn ,-«— .~'~'84 14N Skripcro 39 41 w Skrochrce —...—^67 A'^ Skropo-neri, C. —38 30n Skryne-^...-...— 63 35n Skull ,«- — 51 3IN SKutterskelf 54 28M Skve Island ^,^^J)1 20N Skyneel 58 3N Skyro Paulo 38 SON Skyros 38 64N Skyros, Isle 38 62N i6 60N .45 12N 7N .65 25N .66 38N Skyum Slabinia Slade Slagelse Slaghead, Kirk Slaips, Kirk 57 21 n Slains, L. of 57 23N Slain's New Cas- tle 57 25N Slain's Old Cas. ^W 22N Slaleithcim — ^-^.47 45n Slamanan ^.-55 57N Slamannan .-—.55 6GN Slane 53 42N Slaney, River -52 20.v Slano >,— .-....-42 46N Slapin, Loch 57 13N Slate Hill 33 228 Slate Quarries -..^66 39N Slatcford 65 56N Slatina 44 25N Slatoouste..-.......'65 17N i Slaugham .—.—.51 2N Slave Lake, Great 61 20N Slave Lake, Les- ser jt.rjjjjj. Slave River Slaviansk- Sleach . Sleaford Sleaford Bay Sleaford, Castle Sledmere — Sleen Sleeton — . — Sleich Go van Sleights Slcmish ± Sleswick— .- Sleswick Slil 47N Sobaram «— -17 47N Sobolbos ....,,.„.., 9 358 Soborsin .....,.. — .,,46 2N Sobotka .50 27N Sobow— — 16 30N Sobrade* — — ~,.42 67N Sobradinho— . 4 158 Sobrado 42 fl4N Sobral —38 2N Sobral 41 2n Sobral —39 2n Sobral ——.;!, 3 308 SobrciraFormoza 39 69N Socatai j i f^t\rff rf ft" - - - .27 65N So-choo ——-39 27N Society Isles — »15 Os Sockna- —29 ION Socklanntooto, R. 33 30n Socoh #,..,., ,.,-, . - „ .31 25N Snconcho ——29 6s Socondues.— ~— '23 178 Soconusco. Socorro Socorro, Isle. Socotra, Isle. Sacuellamos. Sodargen 15 63N 6 3GN 19 ON 12 40N 39 9N 54 42N -51 I8N 3 248 IG Sodbury ChiepngSl 32N Soden Soderhamn . Soderkoping Sodermhole .— Sodertelge — .. Sodongas Kraal Sodr Wad Sodringholm, Soebye. Socbyc. Soebye. Soedorp. Socida Soclboc Soepoorha— . Socst... Soevig Sofala, Bay and Town Sofala, River Sofala, Serra de Soforo Soften Sogain .50 20N 61 17N 58 2GN .63 3gN .59 llN .27 318 59 47N 56 38N 55 35N ,M S7N .,56 .ISN Gl 32N .:15 57N .22 R5N I 37N 55 40N .20 lOs 20 108 19 208 .33 48N t Sogdiana Soglio — .. Sognc Field Sogne Fiord Sognedal -56 I6N 14 35N — 40 ON 46 22N .61 37N 61 ON 58 IRN Sognedal ..——61 14N Sohagepoor — — 23 19n Soliam— — ,52 21 N Sohapooi ——20 30N Soho — —....,40 52N Sohn, Isle 24 35N Sohrah .... ..—28 23n Sohrau— .— 50 2n Soignes —,,,——60 32n Soignies.Forcst of 60 45N Snissons— ,— 49 24n Sokatou ——13 I5N Soki Assn —28 23N Sokmanabad —38 46N Sokol— —60 31 N Lnnn. 'o"3n« S£ 408 1 41W 6 17W 6 25W 6 19w 6 18W 83 16W U 558 75 24W 4 2w 98 88 109 lOR 105 08 lOI 288 4 4IW 131 408 8 36w 6 27W 39 388 6 IIW 78 208 7 158 47 208 34 678 61 378 35 78 83 14b 71 36W 22 208 15 108 23 458 7 &0\V 42 3SW 7 24W 7 Ow 8 36W 9 6w 40 26W 7 49w 100 138 112 IR8 1.50 OW 15 588 91 20W 35 48 63 28W 69 38W 93 low 73 9W 110 6W 64 208 2 43W 22 49B 2 23W 238 17 28 16 208 20 Ob 17 348 31 458 70 98 10 198 11 19b 10 15B g gb 9 50R 36 348 11 OR 91 4lR 8 88 8 268 34 408 34 .508 32 OR 4 4nw 10 58 74 478 65 08 9 348 7 608 8 08 6 108 6 388 81 218 2.3B 83 40B 23 188 121 408 66 68 18 448 4 48 4 228 3 208 6 lOa 9 2lw 4| 608 24 2G8 Ko. or Map. ~f 19 10 II II II II 46 9 44 9 3t 31 34 34 11 29 11 12 30 11 33 25 56 56 32 31 33 49 19 19 36 24 51 24 24 24 24 51 24 34 34 ■54 36 44 31 .50 .50 49 49 46 3G 21 20 10 17 22 22 22 22 38 32 21 21 21 Z\ 22 30 22 33 17 21 3G 36 3G 36 21 33 65 15 22 22 22 22 33 10 33 27 40 32 20 IG 16 14 36 36 32 19 Namrii. Somauli ... Somaulies Sombernoh— . Suinbrero. Isle (Carribees). Sombrete Sombrief Soinbul Someco Sumenka Soinco. Somerby Somerdale,. Soineren . Sonrierfeld.. Somerford, Great. Somero , Somerset tSomersei omerset... Somerset Mount .27 ^ Somerset, ^ortn w%»....<........7w Somerset (Pennsylvania) 40 Somerset f South Africa) -32 1 Somersetshire —51 Somersham— . Somersham Somerton Somcrville Somino Sonima— — .— .. % Somme, Depart- ment of... — .. — 49 Somme, River-.— 50 Somme Velo, Pt.-49 ,52 52 61 lO 59 45 Sommelsdyk Sommen Lake. Somm esous...^ — Sommi^re»— .. Somno, River—. Somno-pequcna, River Somo Somo River Somos Sompy Sonacherry— . Sonashygotta. Sonchacowal Sonda Sondar Sondel Sondcrboe— . Sondcrborg — Sondershauscn , Sondersleben - Sondervang — . SoKclrio , Sone River.. Sone, River . Sonegucras.. Sonehut , Soneja —.—..,—.. Songari, River, Songcott — ..,— Songeong— Song-Kiang— .. Songurh — — . S(mho— — .— Soni Bolak SoniarvU Sonire.. Sonkoe , Sonmeanee 25 ! Sonmeancc Bay — 25 I Sonmuh ——.28 Sonnenburg,— -52 3 Sonora ——23 i Sunora ..,......,...,.30 i ± Sonora, District 29 t f Sonora, Pro- vince. ——.28 39 i 13: 61 24 i 33 i p...,.,..,...,* . ...,..«.....— a Sonseca Sonsonate Sontra Sonus, Riwr. Sonvillier Soo. Soo-choo Sooked Gomba Sookerlal Sookrle, R Soolapoor— .-. Scoloo Archipc' lago.— , Sooloo Isle Sooloo Sea .28 4 29 S 26 17 4 Si 5 3 H A.CK^S GENERAL ATLAS. Ve. or Map. (T 19 10 II 11 II II 40 9 44 9 at 31 34 34 11 29 11 12 30 11 33 25 66 66 32 31 33 49 19 19 36 24 61 24 24 24 24 61 24 34 34 54 36 44 31 50 50 49 49 46 36 24 20 10 17 22 22 22 22 38 32 21 21 21 •:i 22 30 22 ;« 17 21 36 36 36 36 21 33 56 16 22 22 •/2 22 Xi 10 33 27 40 32 20 16 16 14 36 36 32 19 Namri. I.AT. I. OHO, Vo. or ! Mat. Somauli ....~~<~~» 9 67" Somaulieg 10 35M Sombernoh -.47 lis Sombrero, hlc (Carribecii) 18 37w Sombrcte .~«~~~»23 40v Sombrief Soinbul Soir.eco Somenka Soinco. Somerby Somerdale. Soinercn 47 29W .22 2CW Ad 17N .W 22(f 61 23M SomerfeId~~-~~-~ 48M Somerford, Great. I 32N Somero-. CO 33.v tSomerget..*.' 3''* Os omerge t ~ ^ !» Somerset Mount .^ 3Cs ± Somerset, North ,.>....,.>, 73 20n Somerset (Pennsylvania) 40 ON Somerset f South Africa) -32 44s ± Somersctsliirc ^^dl 10!* Somersham«...~.^_52 Sn Somersham >..^>..52 24^ Somerton ,.^,,,.^..61 4n Somerville AD 40m Somino „^ 59 I2.v Sonnna.w>>~..~~~~45 40N % Somme, Depart- ment of...>.«..>..>49 58N Somme, River 50 12M Somme Velo, Pt.~49 IN Sommelsdyk -^...^l 44N Sommen Lake~«>~68 On Somme8oug..~~.~.48 4Gn Sommifere»..,^. » ....43 45N Somno, Kiver..»~. 8 40S Soinno-pequcna, River ««..»>.».>»»» 8 6s Somo ^^fm^*^^^**^*Al I7N Somo River .~~~.32 lOs Sumpy >.»»>>~.~~~49 14N Sonaclierry. Sonashygotta. Sonchacowal Sonda Sondar Sondel . *4*f^*f*^***it Sonderboe^ Sondcrborg Sondershaiiscn Sondersleben , Sondcrvaiig SoLdrlo Sone River. Sone, River Sonegueras^ Sonehut Soneja Songarl, River Songt'ott ..~^ Songcona.^..^ Song-Kiang^.^. Songurh .~.~~ Sun ho. Soni Bolak Soniarvi Sonire, Sonkoe Sonmeanee ^~, Sonmeancc Bay. Sonmuh .^...~ » . Sonnenburg. Sonora Sonora ^MMI*^*^*^^*^**! J'*!^/'*'**^^!^*^!^*! 45 Ok 36 45 30B 36 4 44i< 14 63 28w 102 3HW 4 33B 23 2IB 69 15B 32 46k 8 40B 34W 6 21 W 6 43IC 14 59B 2 4w 23 3;iE 82 20W 27 OB 147 30B 18 IftK 47 46 16 19 33 23 15 9 11 16 20 10 23 44 38 63 38 .21 42N .26 30N 27 808 14 41N 15 ISS -^2 52N .~85 22N .54 66N .51 22N ,51 42N 66 7N 9.1 OW 40 79 9W 44 25 32B 3 l\v 1 IB IW 2 4317 74 36w 34 41 B 8 43H 2 16 1 35 4 37 4 9 14 9 4 13 4 6 48 45tv 25 35N 24 6N 15 6N 23 20N -.39 49N ,-47 40N .^51 38N -...49 34N .^.31 6N ^21 9N 6 OS 36 44N 62 UN 33 39N 24 20N 26 22N 25 ION .28 4N i2 33N .23 38N JO 2IN i Sonora, District 29 55N \ Sonora, Pro- Sonseea ~>.>,, ~.39 44n Sonsonate .^ 13 38N Sontra 61 4N Sonus, Riwr.~..w.~24 30N Sonvillier ^..,.^..>...47 8N Soo.. 33 34if Soo-choo . .«>,..3I 38N Sooked Gomba .-.28 46N Sookertal ...^.......29 27n Sookric, R 25 2n Soolapoor-— ..~-~l7 40N Scoloo Archipe- lago.-..-— ..——.. 6 20N Sooloo Isle .— ..— 6 36n Sooloo Sea S «H 38 10 10 10 10 44 23 2a 14 14 14 16 22 14 14 61 48 6SW 61 22 28B 19 27 20B 38 21 I8B 19 4 34B 14 92 !5B 27 88 2DB 33 62 2H\V .50 74 53B 33 73 42W 49 6 34B 16 8 28B 21 9 47B 21 10 63B 20 11 39B 20 8 16B 21 9 48B 25 84 &0B 33 81 8B 3.1 85 22w 4(i 63 34 B 33 27W 24 132 ON 29 1 Sow 10 1 49b 14 120 5UB 34 13 38B 33 13 16B 36 45 66B 32 32 2619 23 2f, 60B 31 88 OB 33 66 34B 32 66 lOB 32 77 56B 33 14 44B 20 106 65w 41) 109 37 w 46 119 30\V 46 109 30w 40 4 IW 24 89 40W 46 9 57B 17 63 2(IB S-l 6 67B 15 61 36B 32 120 3SB 31 88 121 3:1 78 OR 3:1 71 32U 33 75 68U 33 N.\MF«. L«T. Loiia, Nn, or Map. Sorok Mahmud— 43 34N Soroka...^ 64 31 N Surokl ^..............^65 3N Sorolchinsk — ~J12 22N Sorrel, Mount— ..62 44N Sorrento ............40 37n Sorscle 65 34N Sorsjon .<...>,. 61 28N Sorso...>.> 40 48N Sorsogon ..............13 ON Sortcs,...^.. Soruba . Sorup. Sosiratc. Sosnitzi Sosnova Sosnovett Sosnovka Sospello Sosti, S.. Sostra Soitri Sotcha Sote, Fiord. Sotkam . Soto. —41 47N 14 ION .66 63N 32 9n 1 29N —69 2N 66 28N — 54 2CN .43 62N 38 33N .43 42N 44 27N 47 29N .68 29N 64 4N 12 Ss Soto de la M>uina 23 50N Sotres— ..M...W— 43 3N 8ottcghem..«CT> ...,60 60n Sotterly .....w.<»».."42 24N Souadl ......■,>....., 28 4n Souan Es..«».......,.24 6n Souan Garb, Ks.— 24 7N Soubes..— «M^......43 46N Souchez.^......., 60 23N Souchoo ..»., 39 41 N Souchona.... 44 49n Soucirac— — 44 43N Souda Nakhag — 40 26N Soudena ——..37 6Hn Boudft 26 66N 121 2nB 3.') 121 lOB S.') 120 OB 3.') Houdislavl Soudja Soudogd. Soudosevo. SouhadJ — . Soui Souillac Souilly Souin Soui-tcheoii,... Soui-te ^•*^^'»^^^*^^«*\ 67 48N 51 12N 65 67N 34 4n 26 30N 31 40N 44 55N .49 IN !i8 8N 28 35N v37 36N Soui -ting 31 llN Soujouk Kaleh —.44 32N Soukapura — — 7 258 Soukgoum Kaleh 48 69N Soukhona River— 60 40N Soukhoy Cape— 73 36N Soukies, River— 43 59N Soukneh —.—.—.,34 61 n Sou-lai-ho 40 20N Soulaines 48 21 n Soulari 37 19n Souli . ...,.,39 22N Souloni — ~42 67M Sooltz ...■■,.....,.,..48 MN Soulvache — ~— ~.47 60N Soum— .. 19 fiON Souma — .64 16N Soumgait 40 45N Soumy 50 62N Sound— .,—.—60 3'2N Sound, The —66 2N Soung,.,,..,,,,...-.,... 6 65N Soung-pan-ting —32 37N Soung-tao-tiiig —27 60N Sounties — ,.,-!~,..,67 In Soupeg — 48 lIN Soura Kerta— 7 308 Sourabaya— ~— ~. 7 268 SouraJ ..,,65 21 N 26 ION 48 43N 3 468 -30 44N ~/)0 65N 18 4n 19 13N .53 3M Sources, Los Sourdeval Soure. Houree Sourgout Bourl— ... Souringhy. Sounnan Sour-mang— -,..32 50n Sousa .—.„„„.— 36 46N Souaou...,,,,.— ,— 37 35N Soutchali — ,— ~43 39n Sou-tchenu— —31 llN Souterraine, La.— 46 14N Souters ..—,—67 40N South Bay I West Greenland) —67 UN South Cape .... 6 608 South C. — ~-47 27 3Ha 34 40B 37 SOS S3 'in I 8W 14 238 17 32R 13 6B 8 28B 129 2B 6 46w 76 22B 9 49B 49 66« 32 60B 104 26B 40 34B 43 36B 7 31B 20 33B 25 31 B 8 45B 27 68B 11 16R 88 60B 93 4W 98 33\v 4 42W 3 45B 1 37B 30 5IB 32 65B 32 63B 3 2IB 2 43B 69 88 5 63B I 278 45 27B 22 8B 81 878 41 608 35 34R 40 408 45 50K 31 41 K 113 208 1 25R 5 18B 24 558 104 588 110 OB 107 22B 37 16B 108 168 40 62 B 46 108 63 08 87 23W 39 OB 96 608 4 468 82 IIB 20 388 6W 7 66B 1 29W 32 678 at 218 59 298 as 78 1 19W 12 398 121 OB 103 358 109 3B 5 2.5W a 468 110 658 112 478 30 468 104 50W SCnr SA 53vr 78 408 71 208 76 638 84 49H 54 368 97 08 10 288 80 33R 38 628 119 628 1 208 4 0>r 53 SOW 149 608 167 1KB 27 23 23 23 10 26 23 23 26 35 24 3:) 21 66 2.1 2!) 2:1 23 25 28 66 •US 23 22 23 44 46 24 16 10 37 37 37 14 14 34 14 14 23 28 37 23 23 23 23 37 31 14 14 23 at 34 31 23 as 23 23 29 44 30 34 14 28 27 It 14 14 66 2.1 23 23 12 21 a5 34 34 11 14 a5 a5 23 46 14 20 33 29 ai 2.1 34 36 30 2:1 34 14 11 39 62 f.AMKS. Soyhierc , Suyun.. S'jyrc . Spa. Lit. .47 23N ,44 52N .50 aoN la. Cap e — .~— 36 41 n Spadicinto Spaig, Loch % Spain .— ... Spakenburg Spalatro Spalding Spalding, Lake 41 ION 56 ]5if —40 ON —62 |6n 43 32N 62 46N 30 6N Spaldington ——63 46N Spanbctii— .— .— 48 28N Spanbroek 62 43N Spandau..— .,,....62 32N Spangenbcrg— — 61 6N Spango, Water —66 27N Spanish Peaks— 37 30N Spanish Point —52 SIN Spanish Uivpr (Upper Canada) 46 14n Spanish Town .—,17 69N Spanish Town (Jamaica)— wl8 ON Spannam ....—..,..53 8n Spano-poMlo— — ..37 4IN Sparkford ,—..,..51 IN Sparre, Le ——45 19n opar ta .w,.....,......,..32 S^6n Sparta —.—,37 4n Sparta ..—,—37 S2N Sparta (Alabama) 31 I6N Sparta (Georgia)— 33 17N Spatta (Tennei- Spartanburg— —34 S3N Spartel, Cape 35 49N Spartimento,Cape39 5''N Spartivento, Cape 38 62N Spartivento, Cape 37 56n Spartleton ,.—„,. 56 53n Sparto ...47 ION Spas of Kissengen and Bocklet— 50 I5n Spask— — 65 IN Spa8k( Kazan;— .,.64 68N Spask (Riazan) —64 SON Spask (Tambov) ..54 W Spaskoe ..—..........69 54N Spaskoe— — ,.J>2 66n Spassa— — 42 2n Spati, Cape— ..ati 22N Spauta, Lacus— ..31 30n Spean, Bridge— 66 52N Speap, Glen— —66 52N Spean Watcr.,_— 66 S4N Specksfohr 64 21 N Speddlings, Tower 65 ION Spcddoch ——......65 8N Speencha— 32 33n Speicher ..„—.— .47 25N " 13 13N ~-61 8V 56 26n —42 18N ,..:i9 16N ;iS 208 :I6 OS 48 4UN 64 18N 66 28N Speightstown Speldhurst — «, Spelve, Loch... Spencer — bpencer.— .— ~ Spencer, Cape. Spencer's Gulf. Spcnicz .— Spenithorne Spenue, Ben Spcoa Arteinidos 27'57n Sperasaig ..~......~ 5 5 42N Sperchius, Fl.— — 38 51 n Sperlonga .....,..— 41 16N Spetrhley 52 UN Spcttisbury —50 49N Speti'4— — 37 16N Spctz^a, le4e— ..37 14N Spetaia-paulo, I. ..37 12N Spexhall ——62 23N Spey Bay Spcy, Br. o Spey, Loch Spey, River Speymouth. Spezzia Sphactoria Sphagia, Sphakia .87 42N .57 4N ..56 59N -.57 4nN .^7 3HN .44 6N 53N 36 53N 12N Spiddle, S. Pier —63 15N Spies ——46 42N Spigno ——44 7N Spikeroog, Ule U 46N Spillers „ —30 47n Spllaby,..,.., ,..53 ION Spina—.. 44 36N Spina, PC. 36 45n Luna. ~7 888" 4 4HB 48 afiw 5 498 83 45B 6 asw 4 34Mr 3 Oir 5 888 16 878 I0«V 82 33W 60nr 16 448 4 578 . 13 88 9 46* 3 57W 104 40tv 9 88W 82 86W IG &8W 76 SOW 5 36K 84 228 8 33W 58W 91 9Hr 22 868 30 338 87 lltv 83 OW 85 27W 81 56W 5S7W 16 138 8 508 16 48 a 32W 36 498 9 608 46 408 49 148 40 SB 43 OB 46 508 48 368 20 318 22 578 45 358 5 OW 4 46W 4 36W 9 25R 3 25W 8 50W 68 43K 9 26B 69 41W I4B 6 48W 76 32W 86 46W 136 588 137 108 17 228 1 47W 4 44«V 30 848 6 28W 22 188 13 248 a 9w 8 7w 23 108 23 98 83 IlK 1 268 3 12W 4 llw 4 41W 3 9w 3 low 9 48« 81 39m 21 398 24 1 18 9 I7W 7 418 8 278 7 468 90 508 48 12 08 14 408 \t, 14 51 16 27 24 12 24 16 19 10 44 9 19 16 2*1 17 12 45 13 42 47 47 16 28 10 14 44 28 30 41 44 44 44 36 26 2(> 26 12 23 17 23 23 23 23 23 2:) 27 26 66 II II 12 21 12 13 32 15 47 10 12 44 44 53 S3 19 g II 66 12 28 25 10 10 26 26 26 10 II II II II II 35 36 2H 87 13 15 26 17 44 9 66 26 INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN! Wahm. l.tT. Rpynic, Loch Squally U\e^ — 57 41 N „^ I 3S8 Lows 149 4U Wo. OF M4r. IT 53 8quiir« Hmndker- chief Bank „„Jia SSw Squaw, Itle^..~~^fi SON Squelch, Waten.~fi6 IW SqHillace. 38 SOS SqulUace, Oulfof 38 50N Srebernik ^»/»..».>44 44N Sred JegorlyUk ,U6 \ln Bredne An6koe<«~()6 IAM Sribnitx <»<*«»^w* « »«* 4 2 55^ Stab. 49 40N Stabennan ^.~><.«...63 Mif Stabljotten ......^.^.Jid 37 n 8tabrand <»....>..>».S6 2W Stachir Fl...~~ 13 ION Stack, Loch 58 21N Stack, South.w~~a3 19N Stack. The ...~~~fi8 21 n StackaCloa.-. Stackpole Hd. Stack's Mount Stad, l6lc~.~~. .68 37N £\ 3fiN Ai 20M .61 43N ,A6 4N .A3 SCB no S'tN SG ION .51 SUN _:>2 19N .^2 5M .^.62 CM SUdel. Stadet — Btadolitza Stadtberg ^ Stadthagciu. Stadtland ~, Stadtlorn ^ Staeden M.>»^~~>~~50 58n Siafa. /-~47 I3N Staffk, Isic — — -~56 29N Staftbl, Lake -,.w~47 42n Staii'eliJ «-~-62 39rj Staifin, Loch-~~- 67 38^ Statlbra, Uiver .^^.45 5n Stafford 52 48N Staffbrd......,^ — —38 28N Stafford, Town ~v.')4 43n t StaObrdshirc — 62 48n Stagni i> 38 8n 8tagni««x..~» ..».^ 17n Stagno^..^^. StagSi Is^c. Stagfden. Btagus 42 4nN ..«. Jil 29N 62 8N _ _ _ _ 9m*^-^*m9^*^ *** » » jjy oJW Stagyra ^ ~'40 39n Stain ...»..«< ' 58 30n Staindrop .-,~~-~~64 35n Stainea..~..~.«~'~<~.^I 26** Stalnforth .«..« A1 36N Stainforth, Great '"M 6n Stainforth and Keadby, Canal..^ 3Cn Stainknd ^>^.>~>S3 40n Btalnshel „ 67 38N Stainton . 84 22m Stainton, OrcaU~.-54 35N Stainton cum Streatlam /..»~--~64 34m Stair. ~— 65 39" Stake -.^ -41 35M Stalamata, Cape-~38 37m Stalberg~~^ -"-60 23m Stalbrldge ...r50 67n Stalden ~46 12n Staley Bridge~~~^'53 29M Stalham,... ^ 5 2 47n StaliQeia 81 I4N Stalker Castle ~~-.66 36m Stallingborough — 53 3'In Btallupohncn 64 37m gtalmin ...........r^SS S4m 8taluil.~..< .....-4I 3(iN 8taroanga~-~~~— 37 B.'jm Stamfen..... >.>.~48 ICM Stamford .....^W 41N Stamford llridge-~64 On Stamfordham ,„^^hh 3m 8tamheim.~.~~>~~47 39m Staraon ****** »" > * **** A ^ 29n Stnmphane Isle8~-37 14n Stamullen. ....>. . 6 3 3(iN Btanchio ,~~,».»~~.36 47m Stanchio, Isle 36 80N Standia, Isle 35 27n Standl»h 51 4«n Standlake 8i 44m Standoti 52 5.^M Stanford 52 17M Stanford in the Vale . Stanford (Kentucky) BtanRvig . Btannope Stanhope 70 18\v 81 32W 3 39w 16 28B 1C46B 18 43k 40 40B 134 40B 23 7B 13 13b 6 26W 20 28R 10 38B 16 Oht 53W 42W' fi6w 63\V 63H' 35W 13B 4 4 4 4 4 9 4 8 14R 9 30B 17 44B 8 I3B 32 30b e57R 9 lOB 5 7B 6 54B 3 18 8 43B 6 20W 11 Gb II 578. 6 14W 9 3B 2 Gw 77 31 W 6 23»r 2 3W 21 33B 22 OB 17 4<)B 9 I2vr 33tv 21 4lB S3 45B 3 7W 1 48W 3IW 1 2W 52Vir 1 62W 6 14w 1 50W 1 28^7 1 63\v 4 28\V 24 58B 23 20R 7 2!)B 2 22W 7 61B 2 3W 1 29b 49B ft 23W lUv 22 31 B 2 67W 20 42B 22 44 R 17 3R 29w 63W 1 63W 8 4(iB 40vr 21 IK 6 I7W 27 lOR 27 I OB 26 I5B 2 18W 1 25W 2 I6W 3 25W 47 43 13 26 26 27 23 29 37 19 13 20 21 65 II 9 11 11 10 13 16 21 17 20 21 23 17 17 22 17 16 15 12 IS 20 11 25 10 44 13 10 28 28 27 13 10 27 56 II 9 10 9 3 I6W 9 9 9 11 9 9 9 12 27 28 17 10 15 9 10 10 13 9 20 9 27 28 19 10 9 9 15 10 28 13 30 30 27 10 10 9 10 .61 39N I 29w 10 NlUH. I.*T. '-'"'•• Map. .'^7 31 N „(;2 6.')N .^4 45N 84 33W 8 V6B 2 OW 44 22 9 Start, Mouitt-<..,.^2 ^!» Start Point .........SO 14N SUrt Point (Shetland)<....~.>M,69 17n Startforth ^>^...«.....54 32if Starup ..»^>...».,...,56 30n Starup ...M.<» .66 2n Starve Out Day ^17 hm StasfUrth ...^^.^^iX 61 N S tagida. Isl e»>~-~~35 &0m Staten Isle ,.„.,.»..■ 64 46s X States Pro- tected ( India) .JSfi 30N State»boro>...^^^>3i 21 M £tateiiburg..,>>M.....~^:J3 52.M Statesville..^ 35 48N Station, Po.nt — ,^7 58s ^n 42M 46 34N 135 28a 62 8 35W 10 Stattada'ie Staubach Staughton, Little Staulund Staunton Staunton Staunton Staunton Staunton (Virginial Stavaness ^ ± Stavanger Stavuley ^.^ Staveley. Staveley ( Westmoreland )34 'iSM i2 I7M 53 36m 51 48lf 6N .')2 48N .12 ."iSM .38 ION no liiN ..'i9 OM .'i3 16N 54 ICN SUvclot Stavcnhagen Staveiensbuk Stavcrcon .....~. Stavoren, Stavro Nisi m.>.~»><. Stavropol 50 24N 63 37N 54 28N 50 S8N 62 53N 37 14N 44 39M Stavropol .~~~>~»63 °2GM Stavros >^<..«~~.~.3G 65N Stavros. Seethe Bosphorus ^^m* Stawrikzi .~»M^>~.»>63 16n Staxigoe ^ 58 25M Staxton~<~«.~'^»~'64 I2N Stazzcna «~~~~~43 6;;N Slebbing 51 63N Stebek ^><<.« >..66 69m Stecken.~~~~— ~49 a3M StederdorC. »..«.><.. 53 21 N Stee, Isle ~»...~~..-24 SGm Stecge ,.M«~~~~~64 SUM Steenen ><#..>~..>.»>.64 2|n 8 26«v 1 CGvir 9 28B 10 I5B 77 Olvir 11 38M 26 AOB 64 SOW 77 OB 81 3SIV 80 32W 80 &6Hr 144 258 ft 32W 7 64» 21-.V B5HB 2 39w 2 64w 2 37w 48w 79 13Hr 1 6w ft 358 1 20W 3 eyw 2 50w ft 53N 12 ftiB 11 178 3 4lw 5 2lR 23 27b 41 3UB 49 I8B HI 2B Steele's Point. See Norfolk I — Steenbergen....>,~~ftl 34N Stecngade ...» 54 59n Stcenwyk ^ 82 48M Stcenzel .......>~>~-5l 2'2m 51 aOM .61 4IN Steep Holmes Steeple ~>~..~'. Steeple Bump stead »..<.>>.>. Steeples, The Three Stefano, Mount Stefanos, Cape . Stegersbach Steggerden - Stegtenhorst Stein Stein Stein #<.M*.^»».*r.. Stein ......«..~.>..>..47 34N Stein ...<.■... .>«>.»>»>»47 40m Steinamanger ^,^47 15m Steinbach,-~~~~~49 6N Stcindon...~- 61 64N Sceinen .■.47 3N Steinfort 49 40n 22 9b 3 2w 28H' 10 19S O 34B in i2n 16 3GB 10 I4b 21 42B 12 14R 19 7B 4 198 10 6IB 6 7B ft 20B 3 6w 4UB 41 Kfx 44 22N 42 4n 47 9M -62 52N ,52 13N 60 67N 47 68M 47 12N Steinfurth n Steinhelde -~~. Steinholt~>.>~''' Steinhurst^M... Steinsha .J)2 lOM „50 27N -8« 12M .-62 44M w55 62N Steinthalcben 61 23M Stein weis5~~~.~-~-50 I9M Stekcne !Jl I4n Stell ....,.,..44 I»N Stella ...... ...».» — »»..«>2 2isN Stella, Kivcr 4.'i 44N ± Stellenbosch 33 258 Stellenbcscli _~— 3.1 .538 Stelhng .M UN Stemnitsa-~»~~~~37 33N Stcmster 68 21 n Stenay ^ -~~49 29n Stcnbidskair ~-~-.C9 40M Sttndal 52 41 N Stenderup >...>.>..~.55 28N SteiK'h. .Vre tlu; II 9 21 21 47 17 30 48 33 44 44 44 62 U IS 10 21 10 10 10 9 44 12 22 9 9 9 16 17 21 10 16 28 23 23 30 27 23 II 9 25 10 21 19 17 35 21 20 62 16 21 16 16 10 10 .^2 3N 27b 10 171 SOB 16 3HB 34 32R 16 GB 6 6K 6 3iB 6 448 12 aiB 9 12b 7 5CB SSiB 16 37B 7 38B IB 8 3GB 6 64B 7 19« 11 3B 9 20B 10 22B 6 9vir 11 IB II 3IK 4 3B 9 7B II 12B 13 GB 18 60B 18 48B 1 4H 22 4B 3 20W 5 I2B 15 6B II 6IR 9 378 53 25 30 19 16 16 16 18 15 15 18 19 18 10 15 16 17 17 21 17 12 17 17 16 21 25 25 38 38 10 10 II 14 22 20 21 Nami*. Lat. LlMf«. I»n. or Map SUril ......^..^ 38 22N Stirhng ^.....«»»^,...v; 8N t Stirling.^.,..^^^ 4fta \ Stirling, County >.>...>~.»...66 7N Stirling, Mt 31 4Ca Stirling Range 34 238 Stirnoe, Isle ,70 16N Stisrup«..«M. Stitchell. Stivanitza... Stixwould ..., Stoar ...>.,,. Stobl Stobo Stobo Castle. Stoboresti Stobs ..66 43M 5ft 38M 3« 30M 63 ION 58 I2N ■,.^A\ ION ..^^h 37N 5 36N ^44 22N .,.,65 21 M Stockbridge,...„»^l 6N Stockbridge ..,..„..~65 36lf Stocken 52 25N Stockereton ,„~,,~52 34N Stockhausen .~,.,.>.60 3riM X Stockholm 59 40N Stockholm ..w^„....„59 22N Stockinish .-,«,57 48n Stockinish, Lak>i ~iu 4SN Stockland ^tfs 50N Stockport ^,,..,„,^'i 24N Stockport 41 61N Stockton /.,^,,„~,64 34N Stockton. Stockwith ,~~ StoddartsviUe Stoessen Stoislch Stokach,. Stoke. Stoke Stoke. Stoke. Stoke Climslaiid,„.>;< 32N Stoke (Devon) ~-~50 68M Stoke Kaston. Stoke, East Stoke, Kast Stoke Ferry,~~ Stoke Fleming Stoke Golding...~,,62 8N Stoke, Nortli 50 63N Stoke I'ero ,...-„~6l ION Stoke Prior ~~~>,-V2 12N Stoke, River 52 aiN Stoke Rockford ~..5J SON Stoke Sav-~. 62 27n Stoke Taimage ~Ji1 40N Stokeleigli Pom ~,50 49N Slokenham ..^..~. 6 16N 62 35N 53 27N 41 6N 51 8N .44 22N '7 62N - ' !52'' "a a- 51 16N ..■.3 2N .^,50 40N 52 3.^N 50 17m Stokesley ^,..,..,~.84 3BN Stokkemark ....^^-54 &0M Stolatz >^,.,..,.,...43 9N Stolatz « «».«>» »».»'.40 37n Stolberg -~.51 34N Stulbovoi Isle 74 ON Stolbsy t a 29N Stoipe ,'.~ 5 4 26N Stolpe ~~84 ION Stoipe, River~~~~.54 36N Stolpmunde . 5 4 36M Stoltelundt~~-,~*~54 64M Stoma . >~,44 62v Stone ..«-. -52 85N Stone ~~ 51 40N Stone .^ ..,. 61 48M Stone .....,_^~...~,52 22N Stone Fort, 35 2.VV Stone Tower 40 25M Stonefield ~. 56 6GN Stonehall 52 36n Stonham Apsall,~52 12N Stoneham, South 60 67M Stonehaven ^~,~-Sfi 87N Stonchouse «»~~,56 42N Stonehouse 60 SON Stones of Stennis„59 ON Stoneykirk M 80N Stoneywodd ~ „ .>...57 llN Stongoli ^„~39 19N Stonne ,».,~,..,„,..49 3In % Stony Moun- tains Stoodley« Stooneyfool . Stoor . Stor, Hiver. Stor, River. Stnra Rtora, fiiilf of Stora Uiiicn, Lake. Storafvap, Lake Storah, .•52 SON ^.•<0 68M — 52 32M „„.57 25N .,.S(i SIN ._54 26N 45 62N 37 ON 28 4ft)i 38 8 S5W 13 116 SOW 63 4 3'V 117 35R 118 OB 28 3AB 9 15a 8 28Hr 81 6b I4nr 5 16W 31 45H 3 22vr 8 22\V 34 47H 3 47W 1 29w 8 67W 9 39K 47 W 9 2lm 18 20h 18 2H 6 4lM 6 44 'V 3 4W 3 9vv 75 I2\v 1 liW 3 34\V 49w 75 35w II 608 19 5Gu 9 IH 36w 1 7H 1 4AW 2 llW 4 ]7ur 4 ;inw 2 3Hv 6«\v 2 low 3ln 3 a^w 4v 3 38t«r .05 6N 05 65N .30 MM 1 lUv II 2lU 17 .^e■ 33 SQB 10 AGR laG SOB 36 39H 17 SB 10 I2R 16 aoR 16 6lR 9 2IIH 38 SOB 2 lOiV 2 38tv 82>v 2 inv 86 S9w 71 OK ft 36\v 8 5Uv 1 CR 1 24W' 8 13W' 3 B9\v 1 3BW 8 I4VV 4 88\v 2 llw 17 4R 4 £'■ 116 SOW 3 31 w 7 l.lw G »iv 8 I8R 9 2511 10 36R 7 OK 16 48R 18 SOK f> 54 k 13 M A3 33 81 13 38 II 27 13 12 27 13 10 13 17 III 17 23 33 II II 10 9 44 10 9 44 20 27 18 10 10 9 9 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 31 37 37 20 39 33 20 31 20 20 21 06 9 10 10 10 44 56 13 13 10 10 11 13 13 11 13 II 26 14 39 10 13 II 31 21 2^ 30 32 23 :ui Nams), 8tr»lwi»>.,„, ,,.». Stralsunii ^„,^ Hlrana ..^^^^ 8tranl>y« ^^.^ ntrinilbuus ^,^. Ntrimdoru .^..^ Htrangliird ..».,« HtfHiiKfiird Harbour «,„..« 8trBnorl.w..,.~,.,. 8truMraor»,.«„.M.. Htrnnikoucli ...^ Strantoii.M...,M.» Strasbourg ....^ Strasburg m»^, ntruiburK.M..M^ Htrnsburg,.M,y^ gtrwiklrilion «.» Stratford ^..^^ Stratford .»m,^„ Htratford, Funny Stratford, Htonvj Strath avMMMMMM. StMth Allan ~,,. Strath lliiKatny ^ Stratli ilrann,.»>, Strath Hrnn .mm Strath )>.-()rn ««.» Strath Carri.x) ^ Strath Cartiie; ., Strath Cullvnui'i.' Strath FllUn ^. Strath Jrtt««.».M t Siratli Morv.^ Strath Miiru ^„ 1 Strath Nuvor » Strath Hi»t)y ^,„. Sirajlh Tyrlu. — Stratlinird'ti Cuvu Strathalliui Caul Mtratlianmoluns., Stratlmvon «««.., Strathbi'K ,.....^ StrathboK, Loch, Stratlihlunu .^ Strnthhurn ~.^ Mtrathcanhol «... Htrathdon ^^. Htrathdovi'rnn « Strathorn ,„^^ Strathtlcldiiay „ Strathhtclilan . Stralhuiarlln « Strathmlglo^^M Strathswordiv .. Strathiyruni^^.. Stratliy ^...^^ Strathy lluad..,. Strathy. Water tj StratuiiU'ua ,^ Stratoi ..„„^ StrAttonM##MM#««M Stratton, F.ast.^ Stratton, St Mar stratton Strawloi Stratus #Mm»M««M. Straubliig ^.^^. Straughan I'olntr Strau»hurgli»<».. Strawberry, lllvt Streaky liny „. Slroamostiiwn „ Stroamstown ^. Stroamitown . Streatliant mm RtreOMW«MMMMMWM Btroot«.«M»«M.>.„. Streovygnonduin Strega »«>< » .<«»». Htroliln^^MMM. Htrohlen ^».^ Strulltx...^...,^ t SirutltZM.M,..M«, \ Htrellti Rtrelltz^,.. ~ Htii'lltz, Ni'W/.^ Sli'clltz, Ulil,..,.,. htreii('luMU'tZ/..», Htrutford ^..,.,.. Stretford „^;.. HtruthalLM„,~»., Htrethain_«M»w>nn «MM»*i#M«M«..48 III* Rtranliy* ^,..^^^66 In Htrindbuti* ^.^,.M 6n Htraniloru .^..^^A A9n Htranglord ,.^,^.64 SIn HtrHIIKfnril ilArbuiti ^»^...64 30N 8tran(>rliir».«^.»..&4 48n Sttmrwi^.^.^.^M bin Htrnii«kuuvli.»M.».6A SON Uumuin^»,^^^M 4IN Straiboiirii ,^,m„^H 3Hn Rtriwburg m>mm«<.63 I5n Strit«l»irg,w. « .^,63 2Gn Htrniburg,»wMMM40 A2n StrMklruion ^,^,AH aON HtrMllMMM>»«M«.«M44fi 4AN Htratfiinl M~«...^fil Ahn StratConI ..^^„..,.fii \M Ntratford, Fviiti/..AI AM Htratt'iird, Htoiiuy»A2 sn Mtratli ~~M.«/^».»A7 I4n BtMth Alliiii<,>^»A6 IAN UtrMtti lliiKiLiiy «,..AH 12N Hirntit llrNiin..«M»A(i 80n Htrmh llrnn «.~^A7 ai)N Mtratli lirnrit w.~.„ri8 4n Strath Cniri:«^..r>H 21n ntrnih Miiru ^»,..58 2In i Strath Nuvor».„AM Sjn Htrath HiMiy ^. A7 son Birath Tyrlu..^..,AD On Btrathnlrd'nCuvu^r.? 12n Strathallitii Caiiii- no IUn 8tratlinnniolun«.~...'iH 32n Strnihav()n,MM»>»..AA 41n Strathbgg ,.^^„^rm ms HtrnthboK. Lovh/..A7 38n ■s. or M4r. Strathhluim StrathUiirii «,m StrathcaMhol «./. Htrathdtin «~» Htratlidovi'mti , Strathorn ,„^ Htrathllelilitay Strathliiclilaii Stralhtnartlii Strathmlglo fltrath«wotdU> Strathtyruni Strathy M ftON „.'.« 841* -A6 7N ,A7 Kn Jil 18N .62 61 N AI 30N ^Afl 7N ,„fi') 31 N ..M I7N .,.,67 14N ,..^^,M SIN 6 ]«■ 13 Gr 19 36R 10 49R IU93B 29W 6 a4W S33W 7 46W 6 iw 4 17w 1 I3W 7 44ii 10 a'lB 13 3AB 14 16B 13 2'>B 16 36B 66B 1 43W 44 W 62W 6 61W 3 8IW 4 3i)w 3 47W 4 33W 4 I3W 4 32W 4 27W 4 43W 4 3RW 4 17W 4 4'ivv 3 38W 4 13W 3 40W 4 ;ww 6 3W 3 4SW 4 2mw 4 nw 4 4-JW 1 8IW 4 18W 5 66W 4 33W 3 14W 3 llw 4yw 6:>w 8 low 2 AOW 3 lAw 8 4HW a 40w Htrathy livad....».,.68 a4N Btrathy, Water uf 68 3'iN Stratoiilcua ..»..~.37 83n Stratoi ...,.»^^^.m 4UN HtrAttori«»olnt,..66 I&n Straiiiilmrgh«#»,.i~62 37n Btrawburry, HIvcr 30 I2n Streaky liny „<»^32 36« Btreainentiiwn «*~64 On 4 4 4 28 31 4 Stroain«t(twti Htroaiiiitiiwn Mtreatbant Htro«, Btreat Btrocvygdomluin 63 20N 63 31 N .61 SAN .,60 I7n 63 41 N H 40N 6N 16 4«K 22 6AN 18 20K 23 MN 6 64 k .'10 StrpRa~~».,MM~.»<»6l 20N Stroll I A,«^»M»~,~6I SON Btrchlcin .w.<,>«.««> » 60 60n Stralltii».»«„/«M.,~AO .'HIN t Str«lltl!,«M,/MMM.A3 26N i Htrollti„.»,..„ — A.') 4HN Strt>lltJ!«.««..~.~,-M ON Htri'lltx, Nt'W«,,«„63 \m HliulltJi, 0I(1,«~ — 63 17N 8iriwluini'tz»>~,~,4H HN Slrutford ~„. 62 \W Strotford f,,^;.^.-K\ a'i.'' HtrBth«ll~,~, 62 W Htrothain— «^."~-6a S'^n HtruttlKirpo »,M«~,6i) 'Mf* 8iri'tton,»«~«~.-»63 liiN Strt'ttuii « „ ..~.>»«.62 46N Htroltoii ,„«„,«««63 »N Hfri)tt(in, Clmicli -62 .tin Strottoii, I.iltlt'««.62 3.iN 8truvllU'«'|iiMiiii(ir., H 'M'>u 8tii!«tiV(i.^...«„~.37 47N Htnt'ftihrdw ..„~.,..A'l iSN strlflu'ii ,..67 .'H/N iw iw iw 8B S2B 29W 1 13W 1 46W 1 I8B 21 2'2B 12 2AB 7 4UW 13 81B 90 8aw 134 OX 8 a6W 7 3IW 10 2w Aw 4 23B 7 27W 78 OB 13 30B 13 12B 17 4B 18 24B 13 lUK 11 3K 17 .''2n 12 67B IS 68B 26 60B 3 4UW 2 I8W lOR 138 1 3W 1 24W 37 W 1 4(iw 3 4!yw 1 iw 77 43K 22 Ik 2 39W 2 7W 17 20 27 21 21 13 13 13 13 13 la 9 14 30 30 19 18 19 10 10 10 10 11 13 II 13 11 11 11 13 11 12 la 11 11 11 11 11 la 11 13 11 11 13 12 13 11 II 10 10 12 12 12 11 12 11 II 11 60 28 10 10 N..,.,..~47 45i« Stuhlweisscnburg 47 ISn Stuhm..^ .,..^.63 63N Stuifzaiid ,.,~..,.„.,52 45n Stulcy, Isle Stunrutrup. Stuntney. Stuntza Stuolovltchi Stura 67 ISn 65 67N 62 24N .32 43N 63 12N MvwSB ION .^45 2N 45 7N Stura, River. Sturic, Kiver Sturgeon Bay ...~~44 54N Sturgeon tAt-^^^^JSlJ 378 Sturlitz „„~..M.~„~46 2N Stiirminster, Marshall 50 48N Sturminstcr, Newton ,>~.~~,~50 56N Stutgard ~.48 4HN Stutton ,.,.„„ — .„..53 .'S2N Stylida ~,..~~,~~,38 64N Stymphalcs ,.„.,„.37 ."ilN Stynie „~. „ .,~.~.^57 38N Styi)e~,~,~«,-,~~,61 7N Styta .,.„^„.~«,.,..,~,38 ION 46 52W 19 2N 1 18W I4w 33 I9B a-iw 1 Mw 1 83W 16 SOB 8 28B 18 26R 19 SB 6 31R 7 I4W 8 37R I8B 68 88B 36 5IK 24 14B 8 47B 7 44B 87 30w 142 14K 16 44B lU 10 27 10 10 10 23 18 19 20 16 II 31 10 33 23 28 26 25 44 62 27 t Stvria SuaKin,,,. to 10 28 18 13 20 44 62 13 13 13 10 16 13 ?.3 17 17 20 'M 17 17 20 17 17 19 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 .•13 2H 12 II Suanccs,.,.,.. Suanevah ... Suapc Suarali,.,.~„~. Suarc2, Hiver Suaruro Subgorm. Subhiano Subiacu „ Subkau Siibn.t „.,..„..,. Subtermoolty Subulgurh Subur Fl. Subzawar .~,. Subzawur.... Subzistan m.. Subzulkote Succoth Siiccoth Suchenthal Sucio, River,. Suck River .43 27N ,88 8N A3 1.5N .24 12.V , 6 63N ,20 633 ..w68 6N .43 3(;n .~-41 57N .54 ON -28 37N U.„2I 3.6N ,20 12J.' .34 S-ON 36 12N .33 20N .29 12N .28 ION .32 UN 12 29N i8 65N 7 48N .53 IGN Sucklet .„~~~~,-67 63N Suckow.~,~~,.~~~'54 15N Sucumbio ,„,.,„„ 4n Sucuiul - — ~«,~,I7 40b Suczawa ~,~,~,~,-47 40N Sudbouri) 82 ON Sudbury . — 62 4N Sudburv .~ ^~,5a 54n Suddcnliain ,»,,,~,82 6N Sude, Fott. and Gulf of 38 28N Sudjee, R 25 50n Sudoog ,«.,.„~,,~-~64 30N Sudrata Pla;ii~,~.35 30N ■«.i,....i. ■ '" Sueca~~- 39 IIN Siiecadana~.~-~«~' 1 Sjb Suelster,,. ,.~,58 44w Sucnodol ,„~«~~,44 3N Suevre ,.,~ ►~~.47 40n ± Suevia 62 SON Suez .,..'.^9 58N Suez, Gulf i)f 28 .6fiN Suez, Isthmus of~,30 21N Suf ,,, „ ,.,, ..*^^*'^'*^ 2"^^ Sufetula ~35 ON Sufl'eid-Koli 34 llN Suffield S4 1! N Sufl'er Khojeh 37 On Siiffe8„„„~ .,.,.,35 SiN Suffldaub. . 34 21 n + Suirolk~„.,~. 62 UN Suflblk (Virginia) 36 42N Suftdaub .- — 34 21N Sugathi, River — 3 308 Sunar Loaf, See Gibraltar , Sugarloaf, Hoiiit-,32 Suaar-Loaf, U. an.l Pt 38 608 SiiRar River. -42 5^n Suit.irloavcs ,~''.'l •'>'' a 4w 10 3 9 1 22 16w llB 17w ,'t5a 22 27 B 3 lOur 2 51 K 24 HK 14 .'.SB 37 SOB 3 64W 7 IW I 36w 67 2B 73 18w 62 6'iN 4 Slw II 64K 13 4K 18 44E 80 lOB 88 27ii: 77 17K 6 40W 67 328 62 l.')8 67 3HB 69 4GB 36 aiB 35 31 B 14 &2B 77 Ow 8 OW 10 18 9 28 28 11 16 28 19 36 24 11 9 32 49 50 11 36 35 20 33 33 33 55 32 32 33 33 31 31 19 49 13 NlkMI*, L*t. 6 49W n 16 46R 20 77 SOW 49 42 8W 26 78 I 30B 4IB 1 46W 1 lOB 61 19 10 10 9 10 24 12R 27 68 5HR 32 8 36b 21 4 50B 36 l«w 110 as 3 18W 21 428 1 2.,... . 6 6tis lu7 6GB 36 SunierR,..~.„.~..,.,d4 I3n 43 508 86 Sumtdoro, Kiver . 4 458 88 40w 81 Suniiswald ,.,-.... -47 2N 7 4tB 15 Sumjacz ...^ -48 44N 20 4R 19 Sumjuk rri-i-.-rri--rij ^24 39N 94 SOU 13 ;.r(8 3.5 36 Sunimatino ,~..,,.,37 19n Summer Isle.s — .68 3N 6 22W 11 Summerhill ~~„„ -53 29N 6 43W 13 Summerhill ._,.„- ..53 .32N 8 25W la Summcrhousi- „.. .64 34N 1 42W 9 Summervillc ,.._ .34 27N 86 59W 44 Summerville _36 ION 89 2lW 14 Summervillc ,~,„ .38 16n 80 5«W 44 Sumnagur .w.,.,.,^ ~21 On 84 6k 1 13W 20 10 Sumnor ,„„„„„, _61 42N Sumrua Jebcl .,25 44N .34 I5R 37 Sumpt, Wady ,-, ,,31 43N 34 57R 31 Sumptcr .. . „,» ~25 47N ~33 51 N 78 48B 80 2 ,~ 7 12N 36 Sunguang, Pt. See Singapore ^^ .33 Sungum ^.^.^ „.18 47N 77 4GR 33 Sungumni.-cr „,, —19 34N 73 598 33 SUniZUr ..rrnTn r. ~30 55N 70 158 64 35b 33 Sungur „.^^.^ 36 IN 32 Sungur ,.„~, — .„,37 1'2N 66 238 32 Sungurli,~ — 40 11 IN .34 198 30 Sun-hoa .~ -,-40 15N 117 6.5B 34 Sunium~-~ 37 38N 24 28 28 Sunk, Isle,- ,.,,53 40N 6W 9 Sunk, River,.,., — 45 20M 94 18W 44 Sunkhas,.—^,,. 36 4.5N 57 IR 32 Sunaniee ~,~,~ — 23 ;)(;n 71 458 33 Sunium, Prom. ,~37 .3'JN 24 3b 28 Sunlaws„.,», — — 55 saw 2 29W 12 Sunnce ,™~~~ .,-29 2N 67 2.5B 32 Sunnewel) ~ -„,30 12!* 70 .5!»B 32 Sunningliii! _, .„61 24N 40w 10 Suiiric ~,^-,-., —26 40N 68 7B 33 Suny, Es., W.- „- 31 19N 34 28B 31 Sunzel „„,-~, „,.56 62N 24 55E 23 Suornussalnii.-. — 64 o4N 28 408 23 Supa, RiviT — — 4 ON 68 42W 49 Supe ,«,«,«,-«. 10 im 77 3.tw 49 Supelnicza,~,„ — 44 48N 20 30B 27 Supcrga _~.,~.» — 45 fiN 7 47B 26 Superior, Lake ,.-47 50N 88 OW 44 Su|)lingcn ,„„„ — 52 I3N 10 .5.58 17 Suponest-,-™^. ,^,44 .52N 23 .338 27 Suppingeii 48 28N -J 4:* IS Snr ~,~,~ .^^ isN 35 i2B 45 3K 3H 4SK 31 ?ura ~, — 31 SON .56 Sura »~,~ ,,..3.5 fiSM 66 Siit.i ..,42 .5N 43 .5"" .'.(J 1 Hiiralii ■ ....34 ;r-N 69 22F ^'2 Skeaf S'J 3v Skcbost 57 Shvv Skctlda NfM (iO \2S Skccby 64 lifts Skeen flU IM Skeen IJuy . 76 ON SkegncM 63 ION Skoi ■ 04 3N Skclbow 57 6S.S SkfldantsH 60 8M Skcll ,..~-„~«, 68 -MS Skolleltea 64 44N Skulleftea. Kivcr -64 40n Skvlli|s« Uucks 51 47N Skello<»>»>'~>'~~'68 2iN SkelUton ^^^-^ Skelmanthuipu SkclmergUalu Skclnioriie Cape. Skelpig ,66 ION 63 a.)V 63 33N 56 6-2N M 27N .64 ON .53 44N -64 7N ^_64 34N 64 43M 56 45N 54 25N .,44 30N -57 ION „67 ON -6» 23N Skelton Kkvlton. Skulton . Skcltoii Skelton Skeluiid Skelwitli Skcnder Vakup Bkeiic~.,>.».«^ Skene, Loch. Ski'nningu>>,,~. Skcrgualy 58 30n Skeriosora ^.„^,^^i',i &!iN SkcrivalM.^^-~,~.67 5S Skerra, I'ort 58 3JN bl«errie«, outer I8.<6U '.^On iikerries ^« — ~>«~63 a4N Skerries ^,,,,.^,^66 UN Skerries^. 50 I4N Skerrow 5S 31N Skfi'ry Iclcn .,^»-^r^)3 '.^Cv Skeny Isles sa 34N Skerry, Mickle Is. 60 i7N Skerryniore Skertun Skliiinatari. Ski, Ckiacli, Lui'h Skiaerbek Sklald, Lovli Skianit ^.r,,^ ^6 'UN 64 3V 38 -2UN 60 33N .66 37N SS UN 57 37N 68 3UN 3U 13N .54 44N .61 34N .64 4|N 34 3SN „.';5 I6N ..55 32N .-66 61 N ,.65 20N ......31 3N 37 SON Skinari, Cape ...»~37 &6n Skinaskink, Luuh ..,68 Os Skinburncss ..^.....64 64M Skiiidbierg.^^.. — 56 1»n Skinia 36 6n S>'>«v>iaka»..~~.^.~36 &6N Skiod ^„^^„ — 56 18N Skiodshuved .»..~.56 12N 8kioer»tad~~~.~.~.67 1'.^n 8kioldue8liolin......S6 32N Skipness ..~.~~~~.65 40.^ Skipness, Cape ...^.66 47 N Skipport, Luch ~~57 UON Kkipsca Skiptun Skipton Skird Kock^ Skirk Skirling Skiathos Skibbelunde. Skibbereen_ Skiddaw Skielbye. Skielskur Skierbek. Skiern SkiirhilL. Skilgate~..~ Skillo, Cape Skirmish Bay Skiimitfli, I't. Skiros Skirpenbeck^.., Skisved Skive Skivum Skodberg. 3 69N ~.63 67N .~.64 I2N ...63 i;n 62 fi4N ^...65 3»N 43 13S 27 38 37 18N 64 IN -67 21N .50 y5M 5(i «*'< .55 25N Ekodborg, Kiver.~65 22N Bkodburghuus gkofde 8kog. Skoitei), Lake SLiuikam Skoken 8v 4 l&w 3 SOW 1 3UW 2 47 W 4 61 n' 4 13W 1 7W 49iv 1 28W 5'JW 2 64«V 10 12b 3 2W 17 Vjk 2 22w i 24tr 15 4iii 23 23B 6 ItiVf 24 328 7 27W 3 34\V 47\V 6 7w 6 S9W 3 34VV 4 VJW 4 36Hr 6 4\Y 48VV 7 6w 2 4!W 23 38U 1 19w 3 42\V 9 288 7 12\v 4 26w 23 31 ■ 11 148 9 15W 3 IW II 65S li 158 9 388 8 278 2 62W 3 2(>W 23 32S 20 428 6 12W 3 2UV 8 378 26 2>lt 21 438 9 678 10 218 14 28R 11 618 6 21W 5 2\\v 7 14W 13W 2 2W 1 2liW 9 b8 50 28 6 17W II II 12 9 11 22 40 9 22 II 12 II 22 22 13 II 12 9 9 12 II 9 9 9 9 9 21 9 27 II 11 22 28 II 27 11 11 12 13 13 10 II 9 13 12 12 9 28 12 12 21 II II 2S 21 13 9 21 21 21 21 12 10 28 2S II 9 21 27 28 21 21 22 21 12 12 11 9 9 9 13 13 12 53 62 28 9 21 21 21 21 21 21 22 22 22 10 20 19 23 10 levn iJing Slit'vli lilnoin Mountains .~~«M 4n Sllcvh Lieaj{UC~~~64 39n Sligachan Loth — .17 20N SIghun .38 8N 57 ION 64 18N 54 19N 54 8N 61 44N 67 49N ,-.50 62N Sliglchan Sligo Sligo, bay.. ± Sligo, ( ounty Slimbnage Slin Castle ....>.~. Slindon ~>. Slingcr Fountain _30 &2s Slingsby 51 UN Shtrig. Water — 66 23N Slitsoui ,........—.—.69 64N Slitza 41 47N Slobod»k_-« ,50 aON Slobodzie . 44 36n Sloboncva.~..~.~..~64 54N Slochln Poinls 87 20N Sloingc. >,.>,. 56 66N Slonim >.. ~.63 ON Slooten M./..~.~'~.52 2>N Sloten.,»......~..~.~52 54N Slotcr, Lake 62 65n Sloiigeah «,...~~.~.36 6.V Slough ^. 51 30N Sloutch, lllver 62 S.m Sloutsk -.63 4N Sloy, Loth 56 I8N Sluis 51 18N Slykenburg .^,~~.&2 48N Slyne Head ...~.~53 24n Small 66 62N Smailholm 55 37N Smalan 30 18N Small Island 31 45N Small Isles Bay ...55 63n Small Ited Clitf. See Singaporc.»< Smarden»....~~..~61 9n Smarton ...<.....,..-66 5n Smeaton, fltcat .~.54 25n Smeaton, Little .«64 25N Smerdagn <..»«.>.,...52 26if Smerwiek 52 ION Smerwick Bay — 62 13N Smethcote>....~~...62 3SN Smeihport 41 6()n Smethwick — w.~-52 29N Smeton .>.....>.....~,55 6n Sinh-kha-kab, H. 33 30N Suiidstrup Smilde Smith, Fort Smith, F. K... Smith, Isle ~. Smith, Poini Smith, River. Smith, Sound. Smithflcid (North Carolina)36 31 n Smith s Bay 70 ;)6n Smith's F. Gravc.30 46s Smith's F. Kange~30 408 Smith's l8le.~....^~.3.3 66n Smithsland .~ 37 6N Smitliy 41 39N Smitswinkcl 33 2S Smoke, Cape .^....26 283 Smoky Bay ..........32 28s Smoky Cape _~....30 638 8moky Mount— ~43 7M Smolen. t Smolensk. Smolensk ^ Sraoritoni.-. Smurton .-.. Smylum I'a. Smyrna........ Smyrna, G. of 3S 30N Smyth's Isle — .«I4 ON >«na(ield 54 18N Snught, SI. ............d.') l:^N Snainton»....~-..._54 14:4 Snaith~~~ w63 42N Snape 52 UN Snappcrgill~.......,..64 4CN 8nar, Water ■'5 27n Snea Fell 64 17N Sncassen .~...._..~.(i4 I UN 8neaton......~.~....64 28N Snecburg ^^^^^bO 47n Sneehatten..~-~~C2 15N Sneek .......»»..~...63 2N Bneeuwberijcn, or Snow Mo'.n- tain ........ s32 08 SncDaml .~53 19N Sncttisham ,.,...~..52 63N 56 38N i2 57N w.3d 20N 30 368 -37 23N _I9 12N .41 ON 78 ON (» 19v — 56 I5N .54 48N 54 23N 55 6N 55 40N 38 22N 7 30W 8 44W 6 6W 32 6B 6 9W H 26W 8 38W 8 40\v 2 83vir 3 66W 3HM' 19 42B 66wr 2 47«V 32 44B 20 47 B 60 198 27 26B 32 288 3 67W 12 38B 26 28B 4 478 6 388 6 381 9 37B 3«W 27 08 27 348 4 43W 3 24B 6 60B 10 16W 6 28W 2 34W 67 12B 146 408 6 66\V 41B 4 i'Jvr 1 29W 1 28*V 9 27W 10 26W 10 27W 2 49W 78 34W 1 68W 4 67W 78 I5R 9 328 6 27B 94 17W 115 SOB 75 37W 87 32W 123 .55 W 76 2)\V 78 23W 154 lOW 116 24b 116 45B 78 OW 88 2.)w 23 288 20 46b 32 628 133 42B 153 28 89 40W 8 08 33 08 31 588 26 218 6 OW 3 46W 13 13 11 30 II 13 13 13 10 13 10 51 9 12 23 27 23 27 23 II 22 23 IC 16 14 36 10 23 23 12 16 16 13 12 12 32 29 12 33 10 12 9 9 13 13 13 10 44 10 12 33 21 16 44 53 44 46 45 40 41 40 .')3 53 44 44 27 38 .^8 b2 52 44 22 23 23 23 12 12 27 108 30 .56 Soci'la Soclboe Snepoorh Socs( Soevig .M5"57N 3 7N •29 55N .61 37N .Ji6 40N SO 488 169 08 4 27Hr 7 :^u>v 34 vv 1 Iw 1 288 2 2tW 3 60W 4 2GW 12 308 37W 14 58 9 208 6 a-^B 30 64 9 13 9 9 10 9 12 9 22 9 17 22 16 Sofala, Bay and Town 20 108 Sofala, River 20 108 Sofala, Serrade~.l 9 208 Soforo 3:t 48N Soften 66 I6n 8ogam 34 Xts i Sogdlana ...^~..~~40 On Soalio «...........~.46 22N - - • 61 37N .61 ON .68 18N 61 14N 23 19m .52 21 N .20 30N 40 62N 21 35N 28 23N SO 2N .50 32N Sognc Field Sogne Fiord SogniHlal •». Sogncdal «i»^^i»»^»^»». Sohagepoor Soham... Sohapooi Soho Soho, Isle Sohrah Sohraii Soignes Soignies, Forest of 50 4!iN Sol8gon8..~.........~.49 '24N Sokatou 13 18N Soki Assa. Sokmanabnd Snkol Sokolka. ! Sokota ... Sol Ualittli. Solam Solana 25 Ob 38 23W 9 r 318 9 .28 23N 38 46N .~60 31N .53 25N .12 6dN 68 .igif .32 37N as 26N Solander, Isle.w.~.46 308 Solanillos <.....»....40 45N Solano ................38 6AN Soldad, Fort Soldau 30 368 ~.63 13N , ^«ww»^^^»^*< Soldiers, River Soldiers, Town Soldin Soledad, Isle Solcman, Point Solen Solenoe Grazi. Solenoi t Soleure Soleure, or Solothurn Solfranda-~-, Soigne Soli Solihull... Solikamsk Soliman Solimanabad ........ Solina Solingen Solisnik Solitary Isle. Solitary Isles Sollefta Soller, Point. Snllerod.....»... Sollcrup....... Soiling Sollos Solocis Prom. Soloe Sologo Soloki, Solola Solombo, Isles. Solomon, Pools of. Solomon's Archipelago, Solor, Isle Solovotsk, Isles,. Solrela Solson Sou Solta Isle Soltau Solubro, Point. Soluda, River Sohikuce .....-, Solvcntia Ex- trcma „,-.^ Solvitsborg .~.. Solvytchegodsk Solway Bank. Solway Firth Solyma, M. Solza ....».« Somanbava 41 6nN 64 30N 2 65N 61 508 6 08 48 ON 48 14N 49 23N ,47 18N ,47 12N .-42 17N ,48 .'iSN .36 4SN ..52 24N 69 SON 31 20N ,35 42N .21 308 ,61 9n 42 3SN .10 308 -30 48 .63 8n .-39 48N .55 48N 56 ION 63 1.5N 67 38N 32 30N 35 ION 29 228 5 .1GN 14 56N 5 408 IB 11 OB 91 4IB 8 8R 8 26B 34 408 34 .508 32 OB 4 45W 10 6B 74 47B 65 OB 9 34B 7 60a 5 OB 6 lOB 6 .181 81 21 B 2M 83 40b 23 IRB 121 40b 66 OH 18 44B 4 4B 4 22B 3 208 C ICa 9 21t/ 4« 60B 24 2r>B 36 368 39 46b 42 IHB 35 218 104 08 166 38B 2 43W 3 18W 61 6vr 20 88 95 37 w 6 12w 14 SOB 68 35w 104 258 11 26b 47 388 47 408 7 418 7 32b 14 an 6 20B 3t 30B 1 47W 66 45B 31 4lB 49 308 65 33\V 7 4r 22 .338 176 3.5W 153 15B 17 I8B 2 4G8 12 308 10 1G8 6 39W 7 18wr 9 25\V 32 50B 62 30W 25 658 91 16W 114 508 30 22 17 21 36 .36 36 36 21 33 16 22 2^ 22 22 ai 10 33 27 40 32 20 16 16 14 36 36 32 19 23 36 23 31 65 63 24 24 .M) 20 44 13 20 48 35 18 23 23 15 15 25 14 50 10 23 37 32 50 17 27 52 .52 22 24 21 21 13 11 .55 br, .50 2.3 46 35 31 41N .35 OB 31 7 Os R .■'>08 65 4n 44 16N 42 On 46 S2N -43 24M .53 ON .■!8 41 N 33 57N 28 22N 1-9 30N 66 4N 61 18N 55 6N .54 62n 36 a3N 64 30N 32 78 1.53 OR 123 48 35 50B 21 338 1 288 19 88 17 188 9 638 16 328 80 69\V 76 34B 16 60 w 14 388 46 488 3 6W 3 32W 30 248 39 408 43 16w .52 54 23 27 24 10 19 17 26 44 33 65 •it 23 12 12 56 23 51 « ^.^N id „20 108 ..-^20 108 de^lO 208 JW 48N ,.fifi 16M -•»4 aw .40 ON .46 22N .01 371* Gl OS 58 ISM 61 14m .23 19M ,»2 21 N .20 30M ,40 62N .24 3Mt .28 23M .50 2M ,,«~JS0 32M «t of 50 45N 4!) 24N .13 l.W ,28 23M 18 48M .^.JSO 31 tf .53 25N .12 55N .88 .59W .32 37M ^5 2SM e~~~4G 308 .^*»#».40 45M J»8 68M .30 3(!8 — 63 13M IK 11 OR 91 4IR 8 8R 8 2CB 34 408 34 AOR 32 OR 4 4.')W 10 5n 74 47B 65 OB 34a 7 SOB 5 OB 6 lOB 6 38B 81 21 ■ 2.'IB 83 40B 23 IHB 121 40B 66 AH I8 44B 4 4B 4 22B a 20B 6 ICa 9 21w 44 SOB 24 26B 25 368 39 45b 43 IHB 35 2IB 104 OB 166 3HB 2 43\V 3 18W 61 5vr 20 8B 30 22 m 17 21 36 36 36 36 21 33 65 15 22 2^ 22 22 33 10 33 27 40 32 20 IC 16 14 36 36 32 19 23 36 23 31 65 53 24 24 SrO 20 41 501* 95 37W' 4J 64 301* 6 12W 13 2 551* 14 608 20 SI 608 68 35W 48 int ~- 6 08 104 25B 3a ,.,48 ON 11 2fi« 18 48 14N 47 38K 23 49 23N 47 408 23 47 18N 7 41B 15 „^^A1 12N 4> 17N 4.S 5SN 30 4SN .'i2 24N ...59 3fiN 31 20N 35 42M 21 308 51 9N 42 3.SN 10 308 30 48 CI 8N .. 39 48N 55 48N ^55 lOM 53 15M 67 38M 32 30V 35 ION ...,~_29 228 5.5 .1G!< 14 SON ;a 5 408 7 32B 14 38 C 20B 31 30B 1 47W 66 45B 31 4lB 49 30B 6:") 33w 7 4r 2-i 33B 176 35W 153 15B 17 18S 2 4GB 12 308 10 1GB 6 39W 7 18W 9 2S\v 32 60B 62 30W 25 55B 91 15W 114 SOB 15 25 14 56 10 23 37 32 50 17 27 52 52 22 24 21 21 13 11 55 60 .■iO 23 40 35 ,.31 41N 35 9B 31 les- lak., 7 Os . a 508 65 4n .44 16N 42 On .46 52N 43 24N .53 ON .".8 41 N .33 67N ,28 22M 1.53 OB 123 4B 35 608 21 33B I 2HB 19 8B 17 188 9 53B 16 32B .52 54 23 27 24 1!) 19 17 26 80 Bf)\V 44 76 34B 33 longooim.. Song-KiaiiK. SonKurh S» y »»*^*^~ Sonnenburg.~M. Sonora .>... .i, Sonora <»..«..«,i 8oii:onate Sontra Sonus, Riwr. Sonvillier Soo. Soo-choo 19 30N 16 S0^v 55 66 4N 14 38B 2'? 61 18N 46 488 23 55 6ir 3 bw 12 .54 52N 3 32 W 12 36 33N 80 24B 50 64 30N 39 40B 23 2] 78 43 ISnr 61 28 ON 39 44N 13 3%S M 4N 24 SON .47 8N 33 34lf 31 38N Soaked Gomba .~2B 45N Sookertal ~..29 27N Sookric, R 25 2N Soolapoor..~ 1 7 40N Sooloo Arcliipc- lago.... *** 6 20N SooUio Isle _w~.~. 6 36N Sooloo Sea ,.~ H (Ut Sooltan Ka Kote 30 45n Sooltanpoor Sooltanpoor Sooltanpoor Sooltoiikhel Soomaulee .21 46N ~.31 66M .25 22N .33 56N 11 20N Soomban, River,...38 On Soomooe «...,....,>..25 4GN 69 34N ..26 63N .-16 7N ^28 64M ..18 54N ~25 42N _27 21 N 24 15N 33 15N .16 SIN .21 67N .31 67M .17 9M 23 60M 30 48N .28 38N ,40 SON .29 21 N 23 64N 39 40N 24 34N „23 ON .33 6N 59 41N 42 3VN 49 64N 37 49N 40 2N 38 48N .40 4()N 46 7N ..60 47!* 55 6N .41 47N 23 108 Soon Soonachandake. Soondy. Soonput Soopii Soopoor Soopoor. ooor ......... Soor~~.<..~ Soorapoor. Soore Narraiii Sooree Sooriapet Soork-.... Sourkoon Soormasint! ■ Soormun, K Soorutgurh.. Soory ,^ Sootchoo. Sooty. Soounpoor Sopello — Sophia Sophia Sophieiiberg Sopliiko ...... Sophin „^^ Sopho ....^..^ Sophon, Laciis Sopianie .~.....~. Sopley Soppog. Sora... Sora, K. Soracte, M. See Envs. of Itome.. Sorata, Na. do .....10 208 Soratchie 53 lOv Sorbas 37 IN Sorby 64 47N Sorawana River .27 14s Sorell 42 488 Sorell, Cape...~~..42 138 Sorell, Lake 42 78 Sorgue, Rivir 43 SON ± Soria . ~~.4l 34N Soria~...~~-~~~~-41 43N Sorico-....,...~«.~~46 ION Soriden, Locli 56 22N 120 6UB 13 38B 13 ISB 46 56B 32 2CB a5 69a 88 OB G6 34B 66 108 77 66a 14 44B 106 OStr 109 37 W 119 30\V 109 30tV 4 IW 89 40Mr 9 S7a 83 20a 6 67a 61 .35a 120 3ihi 88 12B 78 Oa 71 32B 70 68U 121 20R 121 loa 120 OB 70 678 74 428 77 88 76 108 08 18K 49 288 65 128 94 17K 10 38M 68 88 79 308 77 OB 76 608 76 4SB 83 688 93 138 36 158 76 458 82 67B 67 258 79 42b 67 458 67 23B 66 108 40 6B 14 28 87 31B !'8 3.'iB 88 2B 85 20b 12 48B 30 188 23 27 B 11 278 23 4B 112 6b 22 6b 30 158 18 7B 1 47W 7 20Mr 13 388 63 20Hr Sorigny Sorli _ Sorn Sornrtan Sarnhill.. Soro, Pte. de Soro, River , Soro, 1tivcr_ ± Sorob..., SuroS SiiroS l&Ie Suroh. 47 15N 64 1.5N 55 31 N 47 16N Sa 34N .39 15N IS 508 ,38 58N 85 23N 55 26N 70 40N 21 15N 3^1 33 30 32 23 31 33 32 32 33 20 46 46 40 46 21 40 17 65 15 32 31 33 :» 33 33 3.5 35 35 32 33 3:) 33 32 30 .32 35 22 ,32 X\ 33 3.3 33 3.3 35 30 33 3:1 32 33 32 32 32 30 33 33 25 33 33 26 23 27 18 28 34 28 60 66 10 13 25 50 uma. Sown gait, flouiny ~... Sound.. 68 23w 108 35R 2 4vv 4 23W 32 478 147 4GR 145 17B 147 158 6 »B 2 24w 2 29\v 9 22r 6 7vr 4flB 13 42P 4 18W 7 14B 4 22w 7 Rlw 65 .34\v 8 20w 11 348 11 3.38 22 35B 86 448 25 49 29 24 12 38 ^3 53 53 14 24 24 25 1» 14 22 12 16 12 24 49 24 21 21 22 33 .40 46N 60 82N 60 32N 66 2N 6 65N 3i 37N Sound, The Soung........ Soung-pan-tlng Soung-Uo-tiiig ~.27 60N Sountlet .~ ' 6 7 I" Soupei.... ».48 IIN Soura Kerta......,.» 7 308 Sourabaya......' 7 268 SouraJ .. » . . -W 21 N Sourcca, Loi Sourdevnl ~.. Soure. Bouree tffifnftrrr- i ' ' ' i r "' .26 ION 48 43N 3 488 ._30 44N 18 4N .19 13N 63 3M .. 32 60N 35 46N „37 3.5M .43 39n Jll IIN 21 67N 16 14N 26 SON .24 14N Bourgout Bour I.... ........ ......* Bouringhy.. Sourinan ... Sour-maiig . Souia. Souiot SoutchaU ~. Bou-tcheou. Souterraine, La..~46 14N Soutera 5 7 40N South Bay (West Greenland) ~~~67 ISM iSouth Cape...~~<~ 6 608 South C. ^........'~47 20S South C. ...~~~....43 408 South Cape ( Formosa) South Inlet South Island (Bonln).... South, Isle South Isle (China Soa) South Isle ( Vol cano Group), South Nesting South NewinBton_5l .59n South Point 27 45N South River .~.~~..34 24N South Rock 54 23N South or Stewart South Stoke. Southam Southampton. Southampton C.....61 55N % Southampton l8land.~~~~~~~64 On Southampton Water .50 .52N Southdean .55 24N South -castBranch 38 5G.v South-east Isles ....II Ids Southend............ Southend (Can- tire) 69 298 36 78 I 19W 12 308 131 08 103 958 109 38 5 3.5nr 3 408 no 688 112 478 30 468 104 60wr 66ir 88 »3W 78 408 71 208 76 63B 84 49K 64 368 97 OM 10 288 30 338 38 628 119 62B 1 SOB 4 OW 23 23 12 21 .%5 31 34 II 14 V> *i 23 46 14 20 33 29 .33 .33 23 31 30 30 2:) 34 14 II S3 3' V 39 140 6(IB ,52 107 IHB 53 146 628 ,53 120 6.Mt 78 42W 36 44 141 408 29 35 23B 37 10 40N 114 308 35 .24 22N 141 328 20 >C0 18N 47 08 51 3.3N 62 ION 50 65N 1 8\v I 24\v 33 21 B 78 I4\v 6 27W 12 10 37 41 13 1C7 30B 53 1 7w 10 1 22\V 10 1 24\v ID 84 0\v 40 84 Ow 40 1 20w 10 2 ;!5\v 13 92 .52\v 44 152 OB 52 1 32N 428 10 Southcnnan Suutherlrouse Southern Port. Southerness ( Kirkcudbright) 54 62N 55 2'>M 55 40.V .CO 25N 47 158 6 42Ar 12 4 4KW 12 1 20\v 12 1G7 408 53 Southill. Southminster . Southrcy .^.^.^ Southwcald . Southwell .....,.~. South- west Pass. Southwick . Southwick...... Southwuld Soutilla, River ... Soutkova ~....... Sputra Hill, and Inn ..... SouvacI)! Suuvadia Souvico Souvla, Bay Souzcl .._.. Souzel ....... Souzza ...... Sovanra. Sovde Sovel Sovereign Isle, Sovik ....... .52 3v 51 3! N .52 3;i.v 61 3(;n .63 4N 29 2n 50 63N ..54 64N -52 I'JN -30 6itN «52 IN Sovry .... Sowerby. Sowerby Sowerby Sowowamlnicaw Sowton .-65 48N .43 5(iN .30 3n _40 3N 40 2.3N 2 31? 39 2N 46 22N 42 43N .62 2N 18 I8N 61 40N .......^3 12N Sova, ».~49 IIN .53 43N .63 61 N .84 13N -48 57N ..50 44N ...»~68 9n 3 .37W 20W 4!iK S3R I.5B S»W 89 20W 1 8W 3 41 W 1 40B 81 40W 30 44B 2 63W 38 208 35 69k 9 IB 36 158 62 8W 7 28W 9 7b 11 88B S34B 106 SSB 8 4»w 20 34b 6 178 1 S7w 2 49W 1 2IW 81 low 3 20m' 6 IGw 13 10 10 10 10 9 44 10 12 10 44 23 12 23 30 15 30 61 24 15 25 22 35 13 27 14 9 9 9 42 10 11 Ipeiiccrsuu- Spcnici 48 40N Spenithorne .~..~.64 18N Spenue, Ben..~~~Ji8 Skn Spcot Artemidof S7'87N Speravalg » m6 6 42N Spcrchius, Fl..~.~.38 61 n Slier longa.,...~~~.41 I On SpeUhley 62 1 1 n Spettbbury .........60 49N Spctl'<.~...... ...... 3 7 ISN S|)cti,a, Ic4c~.<~..37 I4N Spetaia-paulo, I. ..37 12N Spexhall .......53 23N Spcy Bay .~.~67 48n Spey, Br. ofc..,...>.57 4n Spey, Loch w...'^- -66 69n Spey, River ..~..~.,'>7 40n Speymouth_~...«~.S7 3nn Spezita 44 8n Sphactoria ^.......36 63N Sphagia V\ 63n Sphakia ......,..J6 12N Spiddle. S. Pier .JUA ISN Spici 46 43N Spigno ...............44 7N Spikeroog, l>le — 53 40N Spillert >i ,....~30 47n Spiltby 63 ION Spina ~.~~.~~~~.44 36i* Spina, Pt. ............36 4SN Spinalonga .,..,..^..36 ISN Spineto.... 38 36N Spipclpaede.~~.~.61 7N Spirdmg, Lake — 63 46N Spire 49 19N Spirebach ............49 S'^N Spiridlone, S. ......^37 69N Spirit, Lake ........43 17N Spirit, Lake 46 25N Spiritu Santo Bay 27 60N Spital..... 60 48N SpiUl 63 25N .61 62M 68 27 N .60 4CN ,84 48N A4 62N 56 S7N .58 2SN Spiti>l Spilal Hill Spithead Spittal (>pittal Spittal Spittle Spitzbcrgen, Ule -78 60n Split, Cape 60 ION Splugen 46 32N tiplugen, M 46 27N .42 47N 46N 62 54N .~.61 3lN 36 &6N — 36 67N — 66 67 N ~-48 4N 55 44N .48 63N .52 I9N .62 51 N .61 3.3N .46 47N .60 46N .63 2IN .30 43N .68 30N lipoletium Snolelo . fporidon poori^donk t!pt>raaes .... Sporring .... Spotlco ...... Spott M.M......... Spotting ..-....., Spottiswond ... Spraltbath .~.~.. Spratton ^^ Spree, River {ipremberg fipressiano Spreyton . Spridlington Sprig, River Spring Bay.. Spring (Calen berg).~.~~.~ Spring Dale _ Spring, River. Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springford Springhiri^ch Springkcll~. .-.62 12N ,~.67 SIN .36 28N .65 In ...39 61 N .42 In 39 26N ..38 5N ...57 9N ..54 14N .55 5N iSpringwood Park 66 SiiN Sproatley...~.....-.53 48N Sproe, Isle~.~~~~.55 20Jf Sprotborough ~~.,63 31 n Sprottau ~~~~.~.~61 35n Sprouston~.~~~~.65 37n Sprundel 81 32n Spry, Cape~~.~~~.44 47N Spui, The~.~~.~~.81 48N Spulico, Cape 39 67m Spundon~~. Spurn Head Spurness ~, Spury ~~.~. Spuw Spynii'. ..32 20N ..53 35n ,69 I3N .61 18M ,63 ION _~~~67 40M 17 228 1 47W 4 44W SO 648 6 38wr 29 188 13 348 a 9»r i 7w 23 108 23 98 83 118 1 268 3 VCit 4 llw 4 41nr 5 9w 3 low 9 4M 81 398 81 398 84 118 9 I7W 1 418 8 278 7 468 90 SOB 48 13 08 14 408 85 408 16 208 6 ICb 81 388 8 28B 8 868 31 828 it-; 4!W 93 32W 83 43W 8 20\v 35«V 13 328 4 SOW 3 20W . low 6 4w 4 34W 3 low 3 28W 16 OB 128 OW 9 198 9 16B 12 408 12 428 1 23W 6 188 80 408 10 118 36 08 8 38W 10 .528 3 38W 9 478 67W 12 IB 14 2GB 12 108 3 60W 30W 84 63W 62 Ovr 9 308 4 I4W 90 43W 3 \\r 89 3SW 72 30w 78 47W 87 48W 2 low 9 38B 3 9W 8 28W llw 10 SOB 1 12W 16 338 8 22W 4 368 62 33W 4 218 16 308 63 168 88 8 40W 1 68 9 48tr 8 now >2 19 9 II 06 13 8H 88 10 10 28 88 98 10 II II II II II 85 3H 2H 87 13 16 8.1 17 44 9 66 36 87 26 16 20 18 18 28 44 44 44 18 9 19 10 II 10 18 13 11 II 3 40 15 25 .56 85 60 21 28 13 18 13 18 10 20 20 25 10 9 41 39 17 II 44 12 41 44 41 44 II 2! 12 12 n 21 20 13 10 41 16 2«J 33 9 11 10 1.^ II 8UlbrlJge..~>^UW 07fr SUIden ....>46 ISw Stalejr Brldge~~.»J}S 39)f gUHfleld ............,.ftl UN Btalker Cattle ,..,.M 86n BUlllngborough ^.^ adit Stallupohnen »M 371* " .C3 Mif .41 86m .37 A5N .>48 I6N fUimin. StalUii. SUmani Stamren Stamford. Sumford l~36 SON SUndIa, IileM~~~^ S7n 8tandlih^...^>«~JH 46n Standlake~..^.^JSi 44n Standon.~>.>>„...».6a Aan Btanford >.>^,^..<^6a 17N >~~~~51 39n 1 20nr 10 Btanford in the Vale Stanford ( Kentucky) ...,.^^7 31 N BungTig ..,.,^^^J4 45n Stanhope (Prince Ed- ward's Iile) .w~^6 S7N Stanlmak~.~~~~.41 6Hn Stanlilawow ,.~~~.48 54n 8tonkL~.~».., — ..M 6gN Stanley ~~~~~~~«5l 43n Stanley ~,~.~.„,~./i3 42N Stanley ~~~~~~~Ji6 30n 7 3«)R 9 saw 7 611 3 aw 1 29a 49a ASSw llw n 3la 8 67W 30 42B 2S44R 17 SB 29W 0S3W 1 fi3w 8 46a 40w 21 la 6 I7w 27 lOH 37 lOa 35 15a S 18W 1 35w S I5W 3 S5W Stanton, Cape~~~SO S6n Stanton, Fitz- Warren 51 3Cn Stantiia ...~ .».. 35 3In BUntiia ~ 35 5dN 8tanway~.~~~..~..51 53n Stanway ..~.~ . ~~~5I fi9N Stanwick ~~~~~~£2 SON 54 29N Jk2 37N Sunwick Stanz SUpenhill Staphortt . Stapleford~~~~.~.61 8n Stapleford~~~~~~52 9N Stapleford~~~~~~52 44n gtaplehurgt., ~ ~.~.,51 ION Staples Isles ,..~~~,55 39N Stapleton ~.~.~~..61 S9n Stapleton ~~~.~~.65 8n Stapleton, Castle.66 IN Stapleton (Leicester) ~~~52 36n Stapodia ~~~~~~~37 23N Stapylton, Lake atut C'reek~~~~.34 SSs Star Bachnla ~~~43 IN Star River ~~~~~53 27n Starai Rous ~~. — 57 6XN ft Staramara ~~~~.45 38N Starbeck Isle ~~... 4 30a Stare Miastow ~~.4!) 38N Stareka~~~~~.~~.42 55n Stargard... ..~.5a 20N Mtargard~.~.~~~~53 SfiN Stan Maidan ~~~..44 45N Staria ~.„.~~~~~~40 SAN SUritza . >~. 66 32N Starobiei8k~~~.~~49 14N Starochechminsk .65 17N Starodub ~~.~~~,52 32N fitoroi Bykhov~~..6r{ 29N Starol Osknl Jii 17n 1 4Sw 57 25a 56 30B 46b 1 54W 34w 1 4Sw 8 32a 1 37w 6 I3a 1 54W lOB 48W 34B 1 37w 3 32W 2 4Cw 3 Ilw 142 &;a 27 fi2B 8 38w 31 IflB 23 14B 165 Ow 33 5b 36 3b 16 SB le 3lB 16 34R 30 48b 34 53a 88 56a 61 SOB SS52a 30 17a 38 Oe 17 10 15 9 10 10 13 9 20 9 37 38 19 10 9 9 15 10 38 13 30 30 37 10 10 9 10 84 33w 8 V6a 3 Ow 63 low 24 52B 94 48il 29&4a 2 17W 1 29w 3 25w 18W 1 4lw 21 34a 44 23 9 41 27 19 33 10 9 12 10 9 28 Stanmore ~~~~~~51 37n Stannington ~~~~65 7n SUno, Mt.~...~.~.89 7n Stanovoi Mountains ~~~~&7 On 134 Oa 29 Stanovoi MountaiBS~~~>.-61 30n 160 Oa 29 BUnpalia ~~~~~~36 30n 26 28a 30 SUnsfield ~~~~~~52 9n 38b 10 Stanstead ...~~. 45 5n 73 6w 44 t SUngtead~~~~«.45 7N 72 5W 42 Stansted Abbot ~.61 47n Ow 10 Stanton ~~~~~~.~62 21n 64a 10 SUnton ~~.~ ~..52 49n 1 26w 10 Stanton »~~~~....52 66N I I8w 9 Stanton .~..~~~~83 Un 1 89w 9 3 7w 10 10 82 33 10 10 10 9 15 10 16 10 10 10 10 9 10 9 12 1 22W 10 25 3CB 28 62 27 13 23 19 54 19 27 20 20 27 27 23 23 23 23 83 33 Stcgersbach Steggerden Stegtenhorst Stetn Stein Stein Stein Stein N .47 9N .52 63N 53 13N 50 67N ■A1 58n ^7 19N 47 34N Steinamanger.w~.47 15N Stelnbach~»~~~~49 6n 8teindon~~.~..~.,.51 64n Bteinen ~.~ — ..~..47 3N Steinfort ~~~~~~49 40n SteinfUrth Steinhelde Steinholi Steinhurst~~~ Steinsha ~~~. Steinthaleben Steinweiss. Stekene. ~58 ION 60S7N 66 13N J!2 44N ..55 52N 51 S3N 50 19N 1 14N 19N 52 82N Stell Stella, River 4.^ 44n ft Stellenl)08ch~~~33 95s Stellenbosch _w~,33 53s 8telling~~~~~~~.51 llN Stemnitsa.~.~ 37 33N Stemster ~~~~~.68 21n Stenny ...49 29n Steobidskarr ~.~..69 40n Stendal ~~~~~~~52 41 n Stenderup ~~~.~~65 38n Steneh. See the Bosphorus......~. Steni ~~~~~~~~~3a 35n Stennis ...~~ 58 50n Steniiis, Loch 69 In Stennis, Stones of 59 ON Stenszewo. >».i6'j 16n Stenton ...•. — 55 67n Stentoris, L 40 4Sn Stenykiaws ~~~~.37 14N Stepnane~~~~~~~4l 68N Stephen! ~~38 2n Stephansweid~~~61 6n Stephens C. and 1. 40 40b Stephen's Point ~.33 33s Stephenson ~~~~41 18N Stepojovitz ~ 44 28N Sterley 63 40n Sterling ~~~.~~~.42 24n Sterling ~~~~~~~39 24N SterliUmak ~~~~53 44n Sterna ~.~... 37 55n Sternberg ~~~~~..52 16n Sternberg ~~~~~~49 43n Sternberg .....~~~. 5 3 42n Sternes ~~~~~~~.35 SIN Sternfield ~~~~~~62 12N Sterpigmj .. .~~50 ION Sterzing ~,.~.4e 6.^n Stetelburg .~~~~~60 ON Stettin ~~~~~~~Ji3 27n Stettin ~~ ~ ~~~~.48 17n Stevenage. ....~.~..61 64N Stevens Klint ~~~65 I8N Stevenson ~»~~~~66 38N Stcventon~~~~~~5I 36n Stewart ~ ~64 45N Stewart Castle .~~64 59n Stewart, Newton 54 56N Stewart Point«~~.55 I2N Sttwari Town ~...44 6'^s Stewart Town ~~.^4 35N Stewaiton 56 4In Stewartown ~.~.~.fi5 46n Stewart's Isle Stewkley Steyl Steyning Stczyca Stia Stibingcn Stickford- Stickney 46 50S 1 27N 50 53N 51 32N 43 47N 47 UN ~.~.^ 5n l>7 5RN >~.~52 67N 40 21 N .w~~.56 54n Stierno .~. 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Stikkovo Str.llng ~~~~JS6 6N Scilliiigfleet ~~~~Ji3 52N Stillington ~~~>~JS4 7N Stillorgan~~~~~~53 18N Stilo~.~ ~...~~..37 23N Stilo Point~~~~_38 SON Stilton »,...~....~..52 3lN Stinchar, River 55 5N Stiphane Palus~...40 7N Stircoke ~~ J8 94n 32B 16 e» 6 Ga 6 3M 6 44a 12 asm 9 12a 7 56a 8 62' 16 87B 7 38a IB 8 aea 5 64B 7 19a II aa 9 20a 10 2'ia 6 9w 11 la 11 3ia 4 SB 9 7a 11 12a 13 6a 18 60B 18 48B 1 4a S2 4a 3 20w 6 12B 16 5B 11 6la 9 37a 33 48a S 13W 5 14W 8 14W 16 38B 3 36W 26 6a 22 4b 34 34b S3 37b 6 61B 174 4a 152 20R 83 llw 20 24a 10 44a 81 13W 87 38W 55 598 21 14B 15 7a 17 21E 11 SOB 24 lOB 1 30a 5 49B 11 27B 31 OB 14 aiB 13 31a 14W 13 24B 4 43W 1 19W 4 26W 4 33w 4 27W 6 41W 71 UQw 6 40W 4 30W 3 87W 167 30B 46w 7 6B 22W 31 45B 11 428 7 38B 2b 2W 7 28B 668 16 I4B 31 16b 10 2b 1 5W 1 7w 6 13W 22 44B 16 36B 19w 6 2W 86 llB 3 low 30 19 16 16 16 18 15 15 IS 19 18 10 15 16 17 17 21 17 12 17 17 16 21 25 i» 88 38 10 10 11 14 22 20 21 27 28 II II II 20 12 56 28 66 28 16 63 62 44 37 31 43 44 33 38 20 19 ir ■~~54 85N StoUelundt...~...>..54 64N Stoma ~~.~......~.44 SSn Stono ~~~~~~~~.63 65n Stone ~ ~~....~.61 40N Stone .~.......~~..... 51 48N Stone ...........62 92N Stone Port, . ..36 25n Stone Tower ~~~U0 35n Stonefleld ~~~~~~56 &6n Stonehall ~~.~~~J)3 36n Stonham Apsall~.58 12n Stoneham, South 60 67N Stonehaven ~~~~.56 87N Stonchouse ........55 42n 8tonehouge~~~~.~60 SON Stones of Stennl 59 On Stoneykirk ~~~~.JM 50N Stoney wo(id ~~~M~57 llN Stongoli ....~,..~.,.39 I9N Stonne ~..............49 SIN X Stony Moun* tains ~~....~~~Ji2 SON Stoodley .. nO 58n Stooneyfool ~.~~~52 32n Stoor ~~~ 57 85N Stor, Kivcr~~~~.^&6 6IN Stor, River 54 25N Stora ~..,,..~~~~.45 6iN Stora, Ouirof~~~37 ON Stora Umcn, Lake~~~~~~~~.65 5n StorafVan, Lake~.65 55n p torfln.~~..52 26n Stotting Faillet ~.64 30n Stoubyc~~~~~~~.55 44N Stoulton ~....... ~ >. 5 2 9n Stour, Hiver ~..~.50 45N Stour, River ~~~J11 67N Stour, River (Kent) ~~>.51 I8n Stourbridge ~~~»~52 27 n Stourmouth~.~~~.51 I9n Stourport~~..~~~.52 20N Stourton <.,......~«., 5 1 6n Stouter s Oat Stover Stow Stow on the Wold .61 Stowe 66N 2N ON .~.62 Stower, East h\ Slower ProvoBt ~.50 58n Stower, West ~~~6I On Stowey. 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Hlubbo ...~~~«~~ Stubbekloplng~.~ StUUtOn ,,Hm»n ^ t**tt^^»4, **»'^4**t*^f0*0^» 16 son 16 SIR B SflN 90 901 9 low 9 98^ O09W 9 Uw n Mw 71 Or aS6«v 8 Slw 1 Or I i*w t I3W a BOw 1 Mw 8 14«v 4 58W a \\w 17 4R itm 116 SOW 3 Slw 7 I3W 6 9w 8 IgR 9 9SR 10 aSR 7 OR M 16 SSN 18 SSn 6 SIN 90 16n fi 3CN 4 17N 47n 8 ISN 13 88 147 lAs 27 058 96 7i« 7ft ISN 10 6 6 9 4CN 13 ION 14 43N g &9N 12 02N 3N 11 26N 2 30N 17 9 2 1 1 20 90 91 06 10 10 10 44 00 19 18 10 10 II 19 19 II 19 11 96 14 m 10 18 II 91 91 m 48r 99 20K 99 04r 80 46b 22 I7W II 44w II 17W II 32R 91 ft7K 20 40B 03 OR 88 aim 88 Ow 43 42R 20 24W II 92W 11 08M 29 liw It 58R 91 28W 10 6M 29 14R 38R 24R 8R 4H 22 21 2ft 10 17 27w 10 30R 29 48R 91 9W 10 48W 10 14R 10 ISN I 90a a 8W 1 I4R 2 I6W 2 l»W 4 38R 9 OCR 9 0|W 1 44w 1 OW 2 I6w 2 17w 3 I8W 3 8w 4 I3w 9 09R 79 8w 6 34R 7 29w 2 36w 87 89W 46W 3W 39 2IR 7 97W 7 Bvr 1 inR 103 2SR 7 I2W Uw 4 31W B OW 33 30N 13 56r 10 10 10 10 10 16 91 12 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 44 22 13 II 44 13 12 90 13 13 10 62 18 12 12 II 87 10 .. #«#M««M«««4H AON HtraiiKban PolnUJMI lfti» Btrauaburglu.. — 03 37n BtTRwIwrry, HIvur 80 I3N BlfRRky lUy ,.,.^83 308 MtrnmMtiiwn ....M On Streamitown .^...Jis 90it f tTMinitown mmmAS 31 n gtraath n „^,,m.h\ ihn yw... flo I7N |trertw>.»„ ,...1 08 4lN BtrMTygoondiim . 8 40n BtroiR w«,..^^^..01 20N gtfhU 01 90N Btrahlon MMIMWMM.60 0on BtrBlltii...,,, 00 3UN I gtfelUi.,M«^,.^.0a 30N t BtrolltiMMiMMNMJia 4HN Alrelltf^»,»,^«,.A| ON Htrullti, Ncw^,.^0a IHN Sti'ullti, ()lil.»~^».A3 I7N NtruMihiinotX/»....^H hn Hlrvtford ^.,.,^^09 \'M Rtretford m^»^»03 3«m Scr8thRllM.M^^».A3 3N Htroth«in-^.«>M^^.0a 82N Strottliorpe Btrotton Btrettuii Htrotton Htrnttun, Cliiirch Ntretton, \.\n\c SirflVllleo|i(Miiiior Btreiovii..<^,»M.. Btricathrow Strlchen #M#«^^M>Mri»#«< 03 37 N M ION .03 40N 09 8N 03 aiN 03 ariN . 9 WIN 37 47N 00 43N 07 •%>( StrluklaiiiU.,^..^M 31 n Btridland .,„4,^^M) 3ttN Ntrtogen »^^^..M 07n BtrlBa#«MWMM«M#M>^^#«43 00N StriK-a-|>u()r«M»..37 A8n Rtripa.M.>»»y»M....48 A3N Strlpodoh ,^,.^^^\'A ON Strnnn Terry ~~~0A 0Dn Stritbttxa ,.,,*,^^A1 37N ntroO MMMv#M#>M/«.M^o 03N 9\X^V l t«**it*****t^« M tt,ilm 0ON Hlrobyec~~~~»<~~A0 aiN Btrogunovii, (iutf of ^»M*»f ********* **^^*i SON 8trokMtown.wM«.<03 40n Strolnati. or Grotika .^.>~^44 89n 8trolochM»»~»«~.'>7 Itit Strom f*****»*,*****JCi'A 08N Btroma, \%\9.**..**..t» 4In Btrombatli l»lo »..38 4hn BtromburR *...,„^h\ 47n Btrome, ('tpo *.**.Ml 33n Stromo Cu»llv<..~.07 31 n f^\XtmX\W***.*****.***^^^ 08N 8tromneii>>»«~««M~A9 33n HtroRiitadt«M«. 3an Stronna, \*\^„*.,.,.*Hi in Btroniay Firth .on(!«» »MM««»>3H 38N Htrappcn**.*,**,.*,*..li\ 34n Ittroud f*************.t>\ 4SN Btrouil **.**.„******.6\ 3.1N Btroud **.**,**,******3i 3M Sltouffn ******»*******.b\ 49n Btrnunibl ,**...**.**.!H A7n Htrowan*****,*„****,M 44n Rtruhr llnglmn *.M IHn Strule, l(lvi.'r *.,*..ni AON Struma, H\\vr******4() AtiN Btriiy ^, ^ .*,„**»**.IV1 34N Struyi Irt«M.~k.fiw 49W iw 77 438 33 18 3 aow 3 7w 9 47W 4 07W 10 3iR 33 AAR ON 4AR 9A 348 104 AAR 4 0(IW 21 43R 12 OR 4 0HR I0 24R 141 30R 8 3W 90 03R 3 lAw lA 428 a 8W 10 14R 8 IIR aaw 3AW 3 28W 3 32W 11 8R 4 01w 4 08w 4SW 10 llR 4 A7W 3 3CW 3 42W 39W 91 IR 23 00R 10 04R 2 I3W 298 101 088 30 3»R 39 S2B 3 A7W CO IIR 7 29W 23 328 4 3!)w 30 68 20 lOl 33 A8B 24 1TB 23 208 24 I OR 10 378 21 A38 18 lr,B 18 118 104 028 22 soa 8 09w 9 478 12 3R 11 12R 42w Ow IH 13 30 44 A3 13 13 13 10 16 13 33 17 17 20 20 17 17 20 17 17 19 10 9 10 10 9 9 10 10 10 !0 33 28 12 II 9 10 20 27 32 19 29 12 28 21 16 21 29 18 27 11 22 II 30 17 II II II II 22 12 II 13 A6 13 II II 12 28 28 20 10 10 A2 23 30 13 33 13 27 II 38 38 19 19 A6 AT, 31 19 20 20 34 38 12 21 21 19 9 12 Sudbury ~.^_~.^63 -tN Sudburi .^^.^..Mi MN Suddcnliam — -^i BM Sude, Fort, and Quifof ..^..«....,30 38N BuiIJm, B....~~~~.,20 uON Budoog ****** **,4* * * ** i^ 30N SudraU Pla^n~.~.33 30n Sueca «^.. .......JSQ IIn Suecadana........... 1 9As SUGlftt6r«NMB 44W Bucnodol ..., ,,44 Sn Sucvre ,..,..^7 40N 1 Sueria 02 30N Suei ..,.29 08N i Sues, Ouir <)r.....~.28 A6N Suei, Isthmui oL~30 2lN Suf ............. ,33 23N Sufetula .^....^-.^30 ON IHW 110 9r 3 I8W 31 48R 1 99R lA OR 3S34R 33 4R 32 248 aA A7B 9 168 70 08 3IN 00 208 9 108 A2 198 1 08 76 39W A3 128 76 12W Sufreid-Koli....^34 UN Suffleld ... ....... A4 ION Suffer Khojeli .~~37 On Suffb* >............30 82N S»ffldaub~...........34 21 n ISuiTolk A3 UN Suftblk (Virginia) 36 42n Sufldaub ~^...>~»,34 2In Sugauhi, Klver...,. 3 308 Sugar Loaf. See Gibraltar Sugarloaf, l>Pint.,..39 37B 103 30R Sugar- Loaf, I«. and Pt. ............38 A98 Sugar River ,........^2 A(iN Sugarloaves ........»53 AN Sughet 35 36N Suggabad 35 S2N Sun x^*im0if***t****^**^^*^ ^7 **" Suliur, M. Suipicha~» Suippe ~~v Suir, Uivcr. Suirhui SuJatpour Sulo. 37 SON 31 188 .^9 9N ._ft3 I6N A3 I3N 24 24N ~ai 35N SukWddy Hurada33 41N Sukeeneythapilly 16 34n Sukhsur ...<.......> 36 8N Sukkerund a «.....«.. 2 6 IN Sukkot .......* . .***.t3ts s^yn 8ukkur~~--^ 27 40N Sulby ..> A4 20N SulcL ,39 7N Suleimaniyah .......35 28n 8uldrup..~. .~A6 AIN Sulen, Outer, Isle 01 AN Sulgcn .,-~..~~-~.47 37N Sulgen 47 33n Sulnalli ......^.......39 7n Suliman, Mounts. 30 4on 8ulimen~.~~~~~~36 .'On Sullngen ....,.«....».ft3 40N Sulttelma, Mountains Sulkhad. Sulkun. Sullane River Sullivan ^***'**^i»i*'»m'^ .67 4N 32 30N 24 .'ON .51 S2N 44 31 N Sulinierzyce~~~-~51 37N Sulmona _ ._....,42 In Sulphor Itiver..»~3l 41N Sulphur, UIc .~~.27 05N Sulphur Isle (VolcanoGroup)24 AON Sulpice 46 30N Sultania 36 30N Sultanabad 27 A2N Sultanabad 30 56N Sultanieh'sWater- ing Point. See the Boapliorus. Sultunpore ~ 28 Vi* Sultan Khan 38 I3N Sultans Koisk. See the Bos- phnrus„..~.^~..~. Sultns, Ucsirt of „40 20N Sulween, Kiv(T-~~16 ION 8ul/. , -48 2IN Sulzbach 48 A8n Sulzhach 49 S.'iN t Sulzhachcr 47 ;in Sulzburgh 47 AON Sumampa ...^.,......29 188 Sumatra Isle .,._.,.. Sumb 56 AN Sumbawa..^-^.-... 8 308 Sumbawa Isle. — 8 30s .Si\mbhulponT — -„2) I7n 171 lOR 8A Uw 7 11 w 84 25R 49 4AB 10 4AR 8 4R 4A 6K 60 low 4 328 7 OW 6 118 91 S3B 36 9b 36 9b 81 658 65 308 68 208 3A 3Ib 68 548 4 2HW 8 22R 4A 40R 9 4lB 4 66a 9 Gr 9 lOR 34 OR 69 A2R 10 288 8 47R I A 3AR 36 A3B 83 2R 8 .A3W 68 5W 17 398 13 SOB 92 ^^^^w 127 I8b 141 25b 6 aiB 48 358 66 2fl8 50 128 70 24b 38 408 88 308 97 40b 8 37R 9 AlB 9 Gb \-l 20R 7 448 63 6w 101 208 4KR 117 2HB 118 308 W, 12« 34 39 II 27 14 A.'S 37 37 37 31 66 33 9 32 A6 32 10 43 83 49 34 A3 A3 43 13 33 32 20 lA 30 AO 14 13 16 33 30 31 33 33 3. 33 9 06 30 tl 13 lA 10 30 33 .36 17 32 31 33 13 41 20 25 43 34 29 15 32 33 33 37 33 30 27 29 29 18 18 18 19 18 .W 36 21 aA V> ?3 lungiiang, Pc. See Singapore.,.. Sungum 18 47n Sungurani-cc ........19 a4N Sungur „,...... 30 AAN Bungur .............jaa in Sungur ..,_ 37 I2N Sungurll... .._40 IOn Sun>hoa .. ..._40 IAn Sunlum .~.~37 38N Sunk, Isle.~...^...63 40N Sunk, River — ..^40 20N 8unkha(.~~ 36 4AN Sunimee 23 son Sunium, Prom. ...37 .39n Sunlaw«...,...,~.....,..55 33N .39 2N ...~30 I3N — Al 34N — 26 40N ~.8I I9N .86 02N Sunnee „ Sunnewel„ SunninghiD . Sunrie r-, Suny, Es., W Sunzel ......... ^ „.., Suomusialmi...,..JM A4N Supa, River ..._., 4 on Supc ...... ^,10 A!»' Supelnicza............,44 48N Superga ,..,...^....45 6n Superior, Lake ...47 60n Suplingen .........>52 I3N SuponetL ,,.44 A2N Supplngcn 48 28N Sur.., ~.>33 I8N J^ura ~....~.......».^l son Sura Sura ~., Surabi .,36 63N ..42 AM ~34 .a-iN Surah Zorah~..._3l 47n Sur<4 ...^...^.......aa 64N Suraj and Churcc-33 40N 38 40N Wady 31 AON .21 13N 27 7n ,36 59N 23 8N 25 66N 49 62N ...46 49N II 5AS 52 51 N 46 7N .21 AON Sural Surar, Es Sural...... Surbas Surdata Surdl)aur. Surdy Sure, River Surenen, Pasi Sureo Surflect Surgirei Surgoni Surna .. Surhud . Siirig . Surigao Isles Surigao Passage Surinam, River. Surmek............ Surnish ..«....«.....57 23v Surnzic.......>......08 I6N ...31 22n 29 20N 63 7N 10 20N . 9 48N .6 33N 31 4N Surrein ..... 46 44N ± Surrey Al 17N iSurrey..~w~~_....18 7n Surrey Hills ...41 35s Surrey, Rlvor.....,..34 l 7N 32 On 10 56N 40 65N 8 30N .27 I8N .29 20N .W 20N 25 47N 34 ON 31 2AN 44 ION 47 4Sn 0.3 39N .^.39 30N w-52 14N „..60 A7N .,..33 AA8 ....Ki 128 „J6 43N 1 4N 57 33N .12 54N 20 5IN 22 AON .58 32N 77 468 73 098 70 I6R 64 S5R 60 33R 34 19R 117 AAR 34 3R 0W 94 18W 07 IR 71 4SR 34 aR 3 39W 67 25R 70 A98 40w 68 7r 34 S8R 34 6AR 38 49R 68 42W 77 .33W 36 308 7 47R 88 OW 10 AAR 23 3SR 9 43R 35 I3B 45 8R 38 isiT 43 ANR 69 228 84 68R 32 228 67 46t 61 148 34 478 73 08 61 138 66 88 71 128 64 408 6 148 8 338 76 33W 9W 47W 61 .188 68 348 GO I8R 6 24R 126 SOr 126 208 65 32w 63 578 6 3W 3 16W 8 668 24w 76 38w 146 68 141 388 68 2Aw 8 6b 3 7w 86 98 im; 64 w 173 398 63 208 70 OB 10 68 7 08 48 268 98 208 H 22W 41 42 w 35 78 8 30W 9 48H' 80 228 GO 408 49 20 K 87 448 26 08 41 428 75 .'>8W 4 308 9w 116 l.AR 160 408 8 228 6 628 6 a3w 7 168 88 408 90 IHB 4 'iNw 33 33 33 S3 83 33 30 34 98 9 44 .33 a3 38 13 33 33 10 33 31 23 23 49 49 27 25 44 17 27 18 31 A6 66 66 32 31 23 33 32 31 33 32 33 83 33 16 15 49 10 14 33 33 82 16 35 36 61 32 II II 1.5 10 47 63 62 41 16 11 33 46 63 33 [5 35 33 30 34 44 37 36 .36 33 ^5 66 56 W 23 44 16 10 83 53 16 16 II 17 33 33 U N "l. INDEX TO BLACK'S GENE Sutledge Button Button Sutton Button Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton Sutton ^ ^^^^^^^^1 67N .52 41 N ^*^^»j>»» r pi^^im^ u i2 65N v~~. — 52 7v .~-«„,J53 22v >**^»^^»^ 5 3 47 ^f .C4 4n . „ 14V Sutton Benger ^„Bl 3(Jn Sutton (Cheshire) 53 I5v Sutton Colflflel(L~n2 34m Button, Oreat~, 53 17N Sutton, Little 53 17N Sutton Mallet ~,~.SI 7n Sutton, St Mar; ^52 47Tf Sutton (Shrop- shire),.,,,.^ Button (York- shire) 79 40b I lOw 36\v 1 20b I 6b 12iir a 43w 9b 1 .'Mw I2w 58w 17w 1 6W 1 IBw 2 4v 2 8w 1 48W 2 55iv 2 SCnr 2 53W 9b 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 9 9 9 9 10 9 10 9 9 10 10 SyraboUs m 43^ Syracutanui, Port 41 28j» Syracuse 37 gw Syre „ Syresham ^. t Syria,„«„ Syriamon 38N 2 2417 10 , „53 4RM Buttorp ^,,,,53 I In Suvalki ~„„,..„„.,64 7N Suvero, Cape ~ 39 4n' Suvers „« 46 35N Suwarrofli) Isles ,„I3 OS Suwaune, River ,„a9 !7.v Suweideh ,»<«^„„„32 45w Su2ennect ~,~~,_48 111* Svanecke .. ,.,55 8m Sranholm ~.„,,«,...55 47n Svartia .. ,. C6 Cm -60 ION i5 IIN >5 4n .54 58N .55 2N .55 26N ..55 30N .56 13N -..-,™ ..55 38N Sviatoi, Isle .40 35N Sviatoi, Nos„.,«,.,„,68 lov Sviatoi, Nos„„„...J)8 66n Sviliani ...■,„,,. .,44 8n Svinninge ....,>.,.. 65 13N Svinoe, Lake~~~_62 4N Sveaborg™, tSvendborg vendborg Svensmark Svenstrup Svenstrup Svenstrup. Sventsiany Sviajsk Svislotch ■„,.,.„... S3 20N Svistounova ~,~„,61 51m I Swabia „„,.,,„,_48 14M SwafTiam „„.„.„J5-2 41N Snrainshoro s.,~„.,32 40n Swale, East 61 21N gwale. River ..~,.„,54 6M Swale, River 54 23N Swallowfleld .,51 22m Swalmen — „ «„....51 16M Swamo Creek ..„.>48 23N I8nr 10 18b 22 S7b 16 8b 9 22b 163 Ow 83 4w 36 43B 4 5»B 15 10b 11 56b 21 12b 25 30b 10 26b 10 37B 12 16B 9 50B 11 37B II 68b 26 Ob 48 46b 50 18b 39 60F 48 50B 21 llB 10 4lB 38 23b 28 56a 45 2.')B 10 42b 40B 82 31W 6lB 1 20w 1 52W 56w 6 2b 96 55w .0 17 23 26 15 64 44 31 14 22 21 22 23 21 21 21 21 21 21 23 23 23 23 23 27 21 23 23 23 18 10 44 10 9 9 10 16 44 66 20M 52 4N ^.^.....34 On . --— ~. 37 44n Syrias, Prom 42 sm hyrtis. Major 31 30M ayrtis, Mirii>r..„„.Ji4 On oyston ~»~~„,,..,„„62 42m Sysoevo „..,.„,JJ3 43.V |ytchet~„ ..50 44N ayzran «~.w„«„.,_53 gy ozacK **....■.... ....,,,.51 32i^ Szada , .......47 39(f Szadeke .„„,30 IN Szaffbrd 33 41^ Szakal ...>,„,„...,..„48 1 1 v Szaleh .„«.„.... ag 43,, Szalonia, N if; 49^ Szamos, River — .,48 2n Szaresia ,.^5 22n Szarvas .......^46 63m Sza8zvaros„._.«...„45 61m 6 I8\v \2 9 12B 66 •? •»■ 26,56 4 I7w 11 1 6w 36 46b 22 Ok 34 5Gb 19 OB 10 30B 1 2»v 4) 26n! 2 4\v 48 20b Namis. Lit. Lunc Szatulmik-„,„„„„4S 36N Szatymatz . ^46 32n Szczurowice „.50 19m Szcder, Waters of~> — 29 2m hzegedin , 4e 17^ SzeRled.,, 47 iqn ^^^'^ ***^****<'*»**'*^^i»< ^46 54n Szekefalva 46 jg^ Szekeso .,...,.,......46 4ti Szeleza ~,~,„«..„,45 i2w Szentes~~ ^ie 40^ Szereda, Czik 46 32b 24 IB 23 14b Si 27b 35 36b 19 318 34 2b 21 4lB 22 22B 20 48b 20 ,34b 23 IIB 21 57B 20 3B 25 6b 10 30 28 66 56 56 10 23 10 23 23 19 37 19 37 19 13 19 19 19 19 19 19 Taggamadert 28 40M 1 aghar 34 37^ Taghmon ~.. 52 Ihn Taghoon . ,,...,.32 On Tagliamento, R. >4* 38n Tagloc Bay , — 6 ON lagoat .,,.^62 14n Tagolanda Iiile~~, 2 18n lagomago Isle „.39 2M Tagon — , 60 22n fagua . 19 On Tagualo 1 4a Tagus, River,„>„.39 45N 30 63N 51 .558 29 4lN .27 47N Szeszuppe, River ..55 6n Szezuczyn ,. ,63 32N Szigeth, 47 85N Szigethvar „ 45 4^ Szikszo „. ^.^48 23^ Szilbas 45 23M Szill,,,,,„,..,„ „ ^^^^47 31^ Szm^a .,,....45 20m Szinna ^...,„^4g ggv Szmaaithehmen ~Ji6 3n Szobraiicz_.,..„.,„48 4.3n Szokefalva „,.„„„.46 i9m Szolnok . 47 13^ Szomolnok_...„,..48 40m Bwan HIII Swan Isle .,. 44 Swan Isle Swan Isle . Swan Isles . Bwan Lake Swan, Little, P., and R Swan River Bwan River Swan River Swana, Isle Swanage,,,,, Swanbuster A5 2.38 8N ■Jil 44a 10 48S .17 18M .49 38N 143 25b 68 15w 61 Ow 148 lOB 83 54W 72 12W 62 44 48 53 46 42 Szrem _ Szroda Sztapar . Szu-chin Szu-choo „ ± Szuchuan Szucsan 12 6n 12 14m '~~,,~,45 39m 24 18M •27 13M 30 ON 3N ..„..§ J on hzu-nan,„. „^ 58m Szu-ngen Szurdot Szurte „ i Szurul Szuszko .,23 25M 47 48m ~48 27m ~45 37N 48 28M 33 30R 20 !)8 1.9 49b 23 48B 25 47B 18 45B 14 46b 20 17« 25 37B 22 8B 22 22b 23 5IB 17 6IB 20 56b 19 34B 17 I6b 25 34b 22 ].-)B 21 38B 22 16b 24 15B 20 13b 20 44k 17 3b 17 15B 19 16K 106 35B 108 38B 105 OR 18 56b 108 I8b 108 1.5B 24 IB 22 1.9b 24 22b S2 69JI 37 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 19 20 23 19 19 19 19 19 27 19 20 19 19 19 19 20 20 19 34 34 34 19 34 34 19 19 19 19 Tahapanes Tahi, Point Tahmah Tahmalt - Tahmassie, Vil lage of. See Ruins of Baby. _,^^ *„.*,.... .*....#^» lahpanes, or _ Hanes ... .39 54^ lanta..,,,. .,,.^,26 44M i ai ~p,^,„. — ^ — 32 34J, i;ai,Cake 31 lOM iai. River.. .,.95 isy .35 6n .39 6n ..37 9.V .31 30M ,49 92n 50 I2N 6 38W 77 30B 6 39w 51 46b 13 4b 125 458 6 2.11V 125 18B 1 491 1 I6»v 26 0"! 79 uw 9 30w 32 68 Kl 25K 31 168 11 28R "0. orj Map. 36 33 13 aa 25 36 13 35 24 12 36 49 24 ao Taiba „ Tai-choo Tai-choo Tai-hou .^.w.., Taillemoutier lailles,...^,, 4.^!"' ~,,~,..'>7 49n Tai-ngan 36 ion fainova,,...,. 43 ion Taipalc„ Tai.Ping„ Tai-Ping,,,. Taipingfoo TaUtcheou , Taitchoofoo. Taitsville ~,. Talyibeh, El Tai.yuen Tajahy, River,. Tajardi Taj una, River Tak Tak .. Takali -62 37N .32 8n .22 30n I 33M 28 4fiN 29 20M .~.~31 4n 31 J57M •37 59m .27 lOs 41 12N 40 8n .-32 ION ~36 9m 12 ION 32 I OK 31 .358 119 3.58 119 308 46 1()R 38 .'JSB 112 5'2r 119 44b 120 08 1 4,';b 6 428 4 2\V 117 IOr 21 588 29 158 108 OB 107 30b 118 48 120 33b 121 3.'>B 87 5n(V 35 17b 112 308 48 26iv 26 148 3 ar,w 70 43E 82 54 B 30 SOB 53 37 34 34 32 30 34 34 34 14 16 11 34 27 23 34 34 34 34 29 44 31 34 51 27 24 32 33 36 .~,42 32s 32 OS — 33 12M — 68 45N .60 37M .58 flSN 64 I2N -54 38M .~,51 38N 42 lis .51 33N '-.,34 32N Swanibu8t~.»„/..,„Ji8 30n Swanlinbar Swans,. Swanse Swansea Swansea Bay Swant~, „,^ „^„ Swanton Morley„,62 45n Swarraton,«...„-„-.,61 7n Swatlow„ „ .,....,..„,53 31 N Swaton 52 56N Swatragh ....,.w,„.54 55m Swayfleld ..,~.».,..._52 48m Sweat, River ~~ — 30 21 n Sweatz-,,,..^,; ,30 54 v t Sweden^ ~~.._63 on Swedesboro ,^ 39 4im Swein Castle ~~ 55 57m t Swellendam S4 15s Swellendam~..~,„..34 s Swentin, River ~.w64 23n Swepston ,.,-..<.,.,,J52 40N Swiatoi Noss 11 -.72 4nN ■49 J3.v 147 588 116 .508 115 .588 71 528 3 3tv 1 68»v 3 6w 6 24w 7 43w 9 55b 3 54iv 118 8b 3 .5.3W 72 3B .588 1 llw ISw I9\v 6 41w : 32w i 85 8U- < 92 26w < 15 08 i 75 I3W 4 5 38H' I 20 208 3 20 I8b 3 10 48 2 1 28\v 1 141 08 2 15 1!)K Ta, Esqa. de. Taal Taanarh Taanuk -.„.„. Taarchanpett Taarlo _,-,«. Taars Taasinge, Isle. Tabacal 13 35S 13 .5.3N .32 32N .32 32N 17 44M .53 2m .64 SON -55 ON ■»**t»i*i»j»ji»^,»j22 44s •26 .50n 19 451* .65 ON 2 ION Tabahuetlo Tabala.. Tabalak Tabaliar, Point ~, ^ ,u^ Tabarca — ,.^..36 50N TabarcH, or Plana Isle — .,-„38 9m t Tabasco„,„„.„„i8 On Tabasco™.,^.-,,,,.. |g 28v Taba8intack,River47 22n Tabatinga,,,,,,.,,,,, 4 32s Tabelbat_,..„„-,„„29 4liN Tabernas ~-..,,....„,39 4.V Tabernas .,..37 3^ Tabir, River | loa Tahita 37 24n Tahlas, Islo „,..,,.,I2 l8.v Table, Bay 3,3 Sos Table, Cape-„,„„.,3'> .'•s Table, Cape 41 23 64 .38W 120 .56b 35 148 35 148 78 20.V 6 ,37 b II 388 10 348 62 .^ivv 106 22B 42 5b 1.30 .508 117 .358 8 40b SO 35 31 31 33 16 21 21 50 46 29 29 35 36 Takeley.. 51 ggM Taki , 45 0^ rakieeva^,,,. 54 51 m lakma -,- .^34 17^ Takumbrit 35 Ism la-.koo,„-„. 39 6N Takung, Po. See Singapore - I ,i*'a ~,~~~.,...„.,.2-'i 12s lala, River 26 3s iaiabo. <'ape,~.~,_ 40s ' falagal Ternovsk 45 21m Talak 19 53^ Talakoomakskoi _05 30m Ta alaevka 50 64v lalamoi)e-,„,,,„.„42 33N Talan. River 86 30n lalant „,. ..„„.-47 2IN Talanti -„.„38 39m TalantI, Channel of™^,..-,,, J8 45U 138 99 SB 56 5tB 68 4.58 1 28»v 117 488 10 29 23 29 36 34 33 64 20w 60 65 Ow 60 123 52b 35 46 568 23 94 Vb 35 125 35r 29 32 08 23 II 88 25 46 588 32 5 28 14 23 I2R 28 Ta-ining ^ Tatiinga, R.ver,., .'J - Tamisque „„jjn , Tamitch , 42 t lamlaghl ,„m i 5 Tainmahas w 5 1 amniarnali « .33 Tamnyrankl'r'rZJr/i Tamoor, Lake — 29 H f ampa, or Kspiritii Santo, Bay of 27 j^ Tampenus, R, *?e Singapore, Tamp CO ^ 21 tit rampico Bar 22 1 4 Timpico F„rt — 22 h Tamput Tu.iii — 2 1/1 Tamquan, River „I4 20 Tamurejo _^8 4, 1 amwortl. 52 an Tamworth r,'i Sii Tamworth 31 « Tamyras, R 33 4, I an , — „., ^y 3, iana 7,, 3,, lana^;; 19 3^^ If "»• {;"ch 65 37, 1 ana, River yo .33;, Tanag. Isle 5, 5„\ T^nff" '« '«' * '«nai „.„„.^^,,,^^40 i^f.f I anaii ,„-„-„,,.., 47 j,^ Tanalyksk 5, 4^^ Tanamo, I'ort,, ,„20 46^ Tanareivo „,,« ^H tTanassuriin jO On Tancha, Porta,, or Sbble Point 25 7N Tancitaro _|9 ,5^ 1 ancos 39 ^ItM Tanderagee 54 g,, lanera, (ireat ,.,68 4,/ Tan.ra, Little ,„..68 4» Taneramore 69 4w| T«.w1'.7 '♦3««[ rfnM''' «< «4*l Tangnlia _„|3 20J 3,""8an 40 gn^' langepour .^5 45^ Xangcrmun.lo 52 32Mf I Tang-soa 2.3 42>« f j«''f'"'ar, lnlet,..,3| 6hJ laniff, Loth — .,57 ,3(»m| '{•=111* 31 OMl lanticM,„ah,„J!| ,3f* Tanjore Tankcr-s.'iiiK Tankerslcv,-, I'an-kiang 30W 9.3 Ow 92 48w 04 58\v 70 I6w 2 48W I9W 2 25w 103 208 14 7b 122 58 18 268 178 8K 145 50b 24 46 46 46 49 36 24 24 35 26 35 38 56 53 Talava, River — 41 43M Talavera ~,„-. 39 Sum lalavera do Puna 19 .58s Talavera 1 1 Real „38 52m Talavera Vicja ~-3.'^i 44n Talawa„, o 34N Talbot 32 39.V Talbot Mount .53 32N Talbot, Port Talra Talcahuano Talclia Talee.... Talgarth — . 'I'al Kails Tali Tali Well Taliates Talifoo „ Talikhan Tilisker -„-,.... Talitas, Lake Talkhoon Talkin „, Talla 42 42M -~35 7S —■36 4.5s — 44 'J5V •29 44N -52 ON ■.3.5 48N .2.5 47n -25 35N —44 28N —26 ON 36 42M -.57 19N -37 35s .32 I7N •54 65N .55 29n Tallrulalt' :,7 41 w 23 lOB 8 488 4 47 w 67 16W 6 .39w 5 2.3rt- 81 308 84 .3;(w 8 14W 81 2f;w 70 .55w , 72 55W j loo .308 ! 68 108 J 3 I3w I 14 288 i ino 4iE a II 2.5k ;j 22 108 6 99 458 2 69 25K 3 6 26«' I 67 lOvv a 51 42b 3: 2 42W ( 3 .36U- li 6 2!)w 1 1 lanley I anna- .-,,,-.10 47n 29 40N —-,.,..63 29m 33 27n .,„„„ — .-„ft7 I3n -anna 5,) .j,^^ Tanna.j ,y ,.^.^ lanna slo 19 4,;^ iannachy 5, 21* 'aiinadic »; 43,, T.nn'"1'' "'■"' «<« T-nnw ■■^'' '*"" Tki.oor~-'-::::i'?0 5!ii Tanqua, River „..,.32 un lanschanii .39 u'ih Tanstall 54 Ov Ian a en. hie of,. 7 rm » antallaii Castle „w; ,31* Tantama 9 35, Jantamene 19 nm T,!,""". " '^'* ■»»* |anwick-„-_„«0,3|N i ao „,„,„..„, .^5 ^4^ ' ao-choo-tiiig -„.34 ;i,3y |«o.ho 35 4^^ laoke. 29 l,5v laormina ,37 4Hy |'"'» - .'I? 7.V .CK'S GENERAL ATLAS. „_„ J»o. Of -"'"■ Map. Namm. Vtr. iMfa. "jS*//, Namii. Lat. , Xo. Of Namu. Lat. Loto. m^,. 5 38^v 36 Ta-minu M Vm Hi nil 31 TaraiDvka >-_«2 4CM 41 36R 23 I'aufte -.41 69V 1 I4W 24 7 30b 33 S 39W 13 I 458 33 3 4h 36 TatiinKa, lt.ver«, H 4/W 03 IW 49 Tamlgque ^„^„3H 57» 03 4hW /W» Tamitch 42 44W 41 I4tt 33 Tamlaght -~ ~ft4 fibM OttW 13 Taragp~.~. — -^ Ta tvAtv\^*****^*^ — 46 4CN w_66 43N 10 16b 6 32W 1 53W 176 40R 16 12 24 63 Tauvcg -.>,<.~.,.~, ^^v^ .t2v 9 :UH 14 Tava, Aest. 56 30v 2 60W Tavai Poenam- moo, or Middle 66 TaravlllA «~.,^<. ~»,.40 4.W Tara-wcra ^^^ w„38 148 5 4iiR 36 JTammahai) 20 3W 30 0« an Tamraarnah 33 OM 30» 30 Tarazona ~~ — ~^39 2H* 2 4w 24 Isle — 43 3f^ 171 OB A3 G 2;nv 13 Tarazona.,.,^^.,^! bW I 41W 21 Tavaiiga ,„G6 7v .17 40" 23 5 IgB 36 .N»«»»...<-<"rv'\ Miw ~,,w — 67 64V 3 47w 11 Tavignano, River 42 7v 9 34k 35 I 28R 36 T/impico Foit 22 M" 97 40^ 40 Tarbot «. 67 7N 6 29W U Tavinsk ^,~, .„54 7v 6C 238 33 Tamput Tu;.ii — 2 I6i» 97 23« 36 Tamquan, Uiver„14 'IW 109 AM 86 Tarbet, Ea»t>^ Tarbct, Eagt — 65 63V 6 24W 13 Tavira ^,-,,-,,«^ ~-37 8v 7 3VW 2< Tavistock — — .,-50 34V 4 8w 10 Tamurejo 3H 41 » 4 hW 24 I.,och-.»~, — 67 .62V 6 4Uv 11 Tavium—, -,.19 .58V 31 .12K 56 30 Tamwortti ,„^,„ft2 3HI* 1 41w 10 Tarbct Nf»g ^ — 57 .'^3V 3 43W 11 Tavola, Fl ,„42 30V 9 35K 66 Tam worth 52 20f* 1 44»V 10 Tarbet, West 55 53n 6 2Gw 12 Tavolara, Isle— s .,-40 55V 9 42K 26 3 lOR 63 Tamworth 31 HR 151 2H A3 Tarbct, W. Loch 65 49n 6 31 w 12 Tavioosk -51 31V 39 228 33 11 35R 37 Tamyras, R 33 41 N VS SHM 31 Tarbet, West Tavoy .,_14 2V P8 2*8 36 9 3515 34 Tan 49 3IW 13 26W IH Loch f^^^^,^*^^ — 57 CSV 6 62VV 11 Tavoy, Isle «-—. .--13 OV 98 24 K 3S 9 BOB 34 Tana 70 3|i» «<4 12« 22 Tarbock — 53 23V 2 48W 9 Tavoy Pagnda-,, ~,13 2SV 98 6B 35 ti lOR 32 Tana 19 3W 70 2lw AO Tarbolton .^^^ — .-iS 31V 4 29w' 12 Tavwra-k.ra, C. _41 2.1.S 174 54K 31 IS 53B 30 Tana Fiord 70 411* 28 OK 23 Tana, Locli,„« — 65 37M A t9w 12 Tana, Iliver 70 331* 28 12K 22 Tnrboro Tarchlurola,.,^ ..~«'» 60V -W.40 28V 77 40W 18 7R 4 llw 44 26 11 Tawe ,.>..>..-, —55 .5V 21 IIR 30 2 5'2R 34 9 44b 34 Tawitawi Isle — Tawisli ~ — „, 5 12V 150 01! ...32 lOV 6) 5HK 36 33 Taidarrocli 57 21 N >0 OK 34 Tanag. Isle 61 ftOW 177 AOW 29 Tartkheim ^,. .,~>t9 42V 8 2lB 18 Tawny~-.~.~«— ,-. —54 37V 8 .17" 13 I 45B 14 Tanagra 38 18/* 23 33K 38 Tarctn ^^,^,^^ — 27 54v 66 14B 32 Tawton ,. .,-61 3V 3 5Gu 10 5 42B 16 Tanai 40 'H\H 33 3AK 30 Tarentum — 40 28N 17 15B 66 Tawton, North —50 48N 3 53W 10 4 2w 11 Tanaig 47 3l* 39 lOK AO Tarentum, G. jf„40 lOv 17 OB 66 Tawton, South —50 45V 3 S3W 10 7 lOB 34 Tanakeken, hle,^ 6 38** 119 lOH 36 'J arfch, VVady el~28 6i» 31 55B 37 Taxall —52 48V 2 3H 10 !1 mt 27 Tanalyknk 51 481* 58 34 » 23 Tarff, Water « M.~-51 .54v 4 4O1V 12 Taxarteg, Fl. 29 I5R 23 Tanamo, I'orto ^20 46i« 75 20W 47 Tnrgaon — ^,„ ....\-\ ON 74 348 33 CAraxes of 3S OB 34 Tanareivo 18 08 40 AOU 30 Targovitga 48 .jgv 30 54B 23 Ilerodotug) ,«- .„4« OV 68 Op. 55 )7 30R 34 ± Tanagserim 10 OW 90 2()« 2i) Tancha, I'orta., or 1 ariag ^^»^^,,^ 43 .50V 50W 14 Tax el 53 19N 2 Ow 9 8 4B 34 Tnrlchjca ,«««..^^_32 50v 15 30B 56 Taxovata —37 51V 27 28 V 30 !0 33R 34 Sable Point 26 7"* «l I1W 44 TaritheiE — 32 45V 35 ,158 31 Tav 46 11 V 66 53w 41 !l 3r)B 29 Tancitaro 19 lAw 103 3w 40 Taricol ,^ — 15 4nN 73 4.^K 33 Tay, Firth of — —66 27V 2 50W 12 17 SOW 44 Tancos 39 29i* 8 24w 24 Tarlfa ~._3G 3V 5 36W 24 Tav, Locli-„~-~, —.53 6N 6 IGW 13 15 HR 31 2 308 34 Tandag 8 35)* 125 AOK 35 Tandeh 26 ."Mw Mi .'Kin 33 1 ADJtl ^rrrrt-rrrs-st ~,_21 678 64 61 W 63 40W 60 50 Tay, I,och Tay, River —56 .12V 4 9\\ ,_5n 22N 3 20VV 12 Tarija, lUo 21 508 12 8 26>v 61 Tanderaneo 64 Sli* fl S«W 13 Tarki .,~-43 Iv 47 40B 23 Tayarg 67 38v 7 I8vv 11 !5 14E 27 Tandil, River 37 158 69 OW AO Tarkoan — 20 38V 105 08 *} Taybc, Wadi— - ™29 15V 33 88 37 3 3r.«' 24 Tamra, (ireat «.58 4r* A 2IW n Tarkouzangbo, R. 31 ON 89 50B 33 Tayf —21 53 V 41 408 29 43r 32 Tanira, Little «,..58 41* fl 23w l| Tar land ~^^„ — 57 8V 2 .53 V 11 Tayin, River — —.13 .IV 48 168 32 12 54 K 33 Taneraniore ..^„.m is li WW ] \ Tarlcton .....63 40V 2 6lw 9 Taylor, River -~ „.33 20s 146 468 52 10 30B 36 Taneti 4 308 119 4'iK 35 Tnrlogie ..^^.^ — 67 48V 4 5h- 11 Taylorg ,.,33 38V 91 2W 44 Tanfield 54 Ht I 43W 9 Tnirna,^.^,,^,.., ~,»ll .10s 75 24 vv 49 Taylorg Town,-, —62 15V 6 49w 13 138 10 Tangahoi 39 458 147 lAK 53 Tarnion,,,-,^^ ,..,64 6v 10 VN 13 TaylorgviUe -36 .57V 80 27w 44 19 5B 29 Tangalia , 1,1 201* 17 I0« 'Sf, Tarinonbarry „ ..^,53 45V 7 51 w 13 Taymouth Castle 50 36v 3 58w 12 V) 5 IB 23 58 1">R 29 Tangalle 2i* 8) |0M 33 Tangan 40 3HH ;|5 31 M 30 Tarmor ~-,«.«67 6v % Tarn, De- 6 54W 11 Tavnigh,- „„„,.M, —56 3v 6 3i»w 12 Taytra ~ —58 3v 6 .18\v 11 1 2.SW 36 7 48ir 34 Tang-gar .'W ON 100 «« 34 Tangepour '^9 451* 88 6*i 33 Tangcrmundc 62 32M 13 l« 30 partment of, Tarnana — 43 47V «5 SfiV — 3 40S 2 13B 15 54K 62 22\v 14 22 51 Taz ^ —.10 OV 69 208 32 Tazree **^***,***** —28 3v 65 188 32 Tazwell — 3G 22V 83 40W 4t 33 Tangier ;|6 4!»H 6 A5W 8(J TarnaWiiy Castle„67 aw 3 41\v 11 I'chablar, Cape —43 33V 28 .188 27 54 20W 80 Tangley 51 |flf* 1 31 W 10 Tiirncg „.^ 68 46v 3 2iW 11 Tchad, Lake — —13 ;j.5V 16 30E 36 !5 Ow 60 Tang-goa~- 2.3 42»» 117 .'(Ow 34 Tariiocz « — 49 IV 19 308 19 Tchadda, River« — 8 15V 8 508 36 >3 52B 36 16 66R 23 Tanguhar, lnlet.,.31 588 152 35K A3 Taniff, Loch — ^7 .T»i* A 3ftiv 11 Tanig 31 nn 3( 508 AO Tnrnogora ~, 'Jarnopnl — 50 18V — 49 aiv 22 288 25 428 19 19 Tchainitza —43 28V 19 38 27 Tchaktcher ~4l 27 V 48 668 23 14 VB 36 Tarnow „~.50 2V 21 3B 17 Tchala -, —42 32V 43 208 23 IS 35r 29 Tanis,^ 30 58W 31 AIM 87 Tarnowitz -~^ — 60 28V 18 .508 20 Tchalbasy — 4G 9V 38 44B 23 2 OB 23 Tanltic Muuth 31 .'<>* 32 2oK AO Tare. 44 34V 9 408 25 Tchamaral ^^ —43 43V 26 438 27 1 HB 25 Tanjore , — 10 47w 79 I2K 24 Taro, River — 45 Ov 10 I2R 25 Tchang-cha—- .-, „,28 OV 113 lis 34 [5 68B 32 6 28 14 Tanker-saiiK 20 40i* 99 40« 29 Tankersley 63 29n 1 S'.iw « I'arouna ,~~- Taiousa 3 20V 54 40v 125 4')B 3G SIR 35 23 Tchaiieli„„,„,-„ ,-,37 41 N 27 248 24 Tchangslial'oo ™ —28 lOv 112 408 29 !3 li^R 28 Tan-kiang .1127'* 110 rtOM 34 1 arougcl ShiTi f~-27 .15V 30 538 37 Tchangtcheou„, —24 22V 117 40B 34 !3 lOR 28 Tanley 67 13)* 3 44»vll Tanna ^W inn || A3M 17 1 aipodizug ^^ larporlev 41 54 V 53 9V 27 8B 2 4nv 66 9 Tehanatchcou,,- --,31 43V 119 30B 34 Tchangtchoolbo —24 45V 116 ,508 29 8 48B 25 Tanna „19 UH 73 Om 83 4 arpow, I — 31 25V 8'.' 28R 33 Tehangte ~- — ,. —28 68V 111 30B 34 4 47W 24 Tanna Mc — ^,19 47 .5;v 4 7W 11 Tcharadah ,— „ —44 .59v 28 20K 27 55\V SO Tanqua, River ~,..:»3 «•• 19 46« 88 Tarring, West- 50 49V 23W 10 Tchardah „,„„ „43 8V 22 428 27 2 o.-iw SO Tansthan'-i ~».39 'i'lS %{! 37 M 30 Tariatica „ 45 20V 14 26 K 56 Tcharing Like „,35 ION 97 lOE 29 30 K 29 Tanstall 64 Vh 9 Wiw 9 Tarsfabhei«h , .'.7 8V 5 .57 vv II Tcharkhof „,-,-,- —40 1.1V 20 45K 27 8 lOB 32 Tantu :W 50f* 81 8M 37 T.irscien .~-~,« ^,„35 .50V 14 3IB 26 Tchashiki —57 Ov 45 18K 23 3 13\v 10 Tantalen, Isle of,, 7 WiM 100 45m .-JA 'I'nrshln,,.,,^^,,,. — 67 43V 5 20W 11 TchagtP, Isle. — —73 OV 72 308 29 4 28K 18 Tantallan Cattle „Mi 3i« 3 38W |v Tarnuft -„,-, — .10 58v 34 55 K 30. ,50 Tchatul lUirgaz -.41 23V 27 22b 27 4lE 34 Tantama 9 35» 70 4^ 49 Tartancdo — ^ — 41 3V 1 48W 24 Tchauska —56 45n 82 508 29 1 2.TE 36 Tantampiie „. 19 5(M 48 .flH 3*1 'I'artnraul) ,„,„ ..-,,51 28 V 6 33\V 13 29 Tchebarkoui Lakes-,— —«— 2 lOB 66 9 45E 29 Tanum „^,58 42* II 2lH 22 Tanwick — 00 31m I 8W 12 t Tartary Tartary, .,_15 OV 65 OB —50 lOv 01 20b 29 Tchechejiki —55 4!)v 34 40b 23 9 2SK 32 Tao 25 441* 112 08 ,14 Channel nf ^ — 48 OV 141 Ok 29 Trhefut —41 3v 25 328 27 G 20"' 11 Tao-choo-lii)g — :U .TIM 103 20K ,11 Tartciftig ,„-~,. 30 45V G 30W 65 Trhcghanoi Tehckchina „..50 .55V 61 19k 23 7 IGw 50 Tao-ho 35 48'* 103 40M 31 Tarth, Water 65 43V 3 24w 12 —59 4i^^„,A9 liN Tchouiiiiiy^.„ m w Vchouna, Uivi>r .AS sow Tcliounntkol «>..ni .Km Tchnu»oy»k,„^..M UN Tcl.ow-inurdr, L. 33 3AN ITchuktchl. 07 nn Ttihumltvli ^»^v.4a ft7N Tchu.tchcoii~.»..!tli 'iUN Tchyiova, Ulvcr ..fl8 HS rcln-vuen „,,,^^,.'i3 47 w Tcltcii'ar.Hotun>47 Ms Te Umukoura, River ^.^,.,^.,39 40a Te Wai-|>(>u- nainu~.».~,«.,.»4a M Teat'hui, LocIi^m^O 40N Te4-lioura, or Portland I. ,^.M 21«i Tean, Upper ««>»Ci h7'( Tcang.,..^..^^ — 07 7N Tenno „,,.,.^.„,„A\ I7N Toaniim .«.~.^,,.,»4I SON Teaniim Apitlttm 41 4Sif Te-apa^»..,^»^3M Mn Teary»~.... »../i4 40N Teatia — , 4 1 2 v A 6AWA **0»»^^»m**^*»* 1 4 3QN Te-awa-UI »>^^»^l 14b Tebay....^^ M SON Teblloe .„...„.»^.m \\h Tebury ^.„^„...,h\ 37n 'J'cbdtiK .^.^^^^/a 5i« Teclicin 44 3!(n Techo, Ulvcr Te-choo,w« Tecklcnbiirg Tecolotlan ^ Tecoman recuinteh ^*^0**f 00*^0 Tedaviict Tedls Tcdow, I'oint rc«hur, Teelln Bay. Teembou. Teenthal, Tecra.».^. Tecree Teeree **00*^0*0^i^^^* ^ i ■2!< I UN ,37 30.V ,09 I3i« 'JO lOV IH aftN »^.42 AV '«^#^54 I7N .33 42X 41 tSfl .23 .'H M 37N to lOM ..,4(i 54N .JXS :)»N 20 46N ,12 2HN Teef , River ^..^^{A 3.'iN Tee«gaom».»„>M'>Mlt) I3v Tecttrup ,.v«.*,.~^fl 20M Teeth, The Two.40 23h Teez, or Tizc ..^.ifi 2«i« Tefatene ^,..am.<^.3I on Tefalcnc, Capo ».3I 3n Teffe. or Takv of A«una, lliver 3 .tHff Teinili .11 3.')N Tegaua — 2(» /In Tegalka ~.sw~/<,.„v>fii 24.N Tegal ^^.^.^..,^ AfiH Tegca ***f**»t*****t**J^ '.^7N TcgGlen».>~~.^«^fil 20.V Tegerhy ^.... ^ .^.li Qn Tegcrn .»>mm«v«#««47 -ION Tegrewcll .^..,»»>.,..»'..»>14 II N Teguec()^>>»»»>'»/'<20 t'CiN Tegui»atc.,...^..^l4 20N Teuulct 9 3.'i.v TehuketU, R. 41 AAN Teheran .^^,„^..%f\ \()s Teherchciibeh, C.4t 23N Teherout .^1'i 2(iN Tehl-ngan 28 .')7N Tehifheghi-nai{li 30 40N Tehol — <,^l HN Tehor&a, U .,^,..^40 Mn Teli(irla^< .17 2HN Tehuacan »«,.../^,.»l8 27 n Tehuantepcc ^^,\(> I3v Tehiir. — „„.^^Vi 27N Tohyantepcc, Bay (tr ~w1B 30V .^52 (iN ^.M 34N .3(t 3v TelM, Ilivur 4r» ION Teith, lliver ~.f'fl 8N Teltlleh 27 I!)n Telx -~ 17 .'WN iN 33 4li( 02 3AK 127 3B SO 4tiie 00 20it I3S 30it 67 OB 02 lUH 171 OB 20 4r.R no 3An AO 1:^14 113 OB 124 3.)R 33 29 39 33 29 29 33 33 29 27 34 33 34 39 I7A 30N 63 170 SB 63 6 A3tv 13 177 »7B Ifiw 1 AOW 6 47W 14 Ob 14 OB 16 16R 176 42R 78 &fiB .17 3UB .14 fiOB 174 208 8 37w 73 IfiK 3 I7W .10 6b 18 RH 00 37«V llti 20B 7 40B 10.1 40W 104 6nr •4 tt\y 7 aiMT ff 4lw 173 10« 71 1(JB 8 40nr 10 2n»r H 34B 71 20B 66 4.1fe 66 42K 1 \i\f 76 IIB n 62B 176 44 B (to 3HB 9 62W SAir 65 Ow 36 4B 6H 4fiB 41 4lK ion 9« 22 2AB OB 14 4AU 11 46k 44\v 68 15W 72 low 87 2w 100 4.HV 01 48W 30 IAb 41 44K 61 2'2B 36 60B 67 36E 107 66K 38 4Sb 117 &UB 41 2.'iB 33 .18B 07 1.^W 04 6GtV 73 68B 94 3()W 4 37W 3 2SW 128 60B 11 28M 12 AHB 100 42 W 80 40B 20 21 K 3 AfiW 30 AfiK 2 40»V A3 9 9 11 26 66 66 A3 33 30 36 63 9 33 10 29 27 44 34 17 46 40 44 13 36 33 13 .16 l.t 33 32 32 9 33 21 63 32 36 36 49 31 32 23 3.5 28 16 36 18 36 60 60 47 46 46 36 30 32 30 32 34 30 3t 30 30 46 46 33 46 10 10 39 18 19 46 37 19 13 37 14 NilMlt. LtT. Lo»o. »•• 0» Map. i emc Teineriii Temca, lliver Temeia >~ „ Tcmenauin ~,«„^ Temeawar.^-,.,^ Temijblr Temiveamingue Lake ^M, MM ...46 30N ...44 4riv ,-39 ON ,„.'M 8N ~48 4.'iN .~45 13N • »**»»j*j^le Town ,53 8!tN Templebreedy.,,,~61 4«N Tcmplederry-,,,,— 52 47N Templelsky 51 58n Templemicliael Tempiemore Templcton, Templeton Templetuohy Templln Temploux Tempo Tempsford Tempyra^. Ternnah, Moiet. et32 17n Temaeh, Lake 30 33N ± Temgeiia~,.,,,^33 30N Tenasep, Oebel ,-28 27N Tenaaaerim —,—12 3n Tepbury -,_62 ION Tenby ~.~. 51 41N Tenda, Col de, 44 ION Tendoi — . Tendra, Isle Tendre.M Tenedos, Isle Tcnene— -, Tenerlfe (Colombia) Teneriffe, Isle. Ten Gacem -,-, Ten Mile Creek Ten Yaken Teiig Tengan — ,,. Teng-clioo. Teeigri Nor 31 8N Tenih il lyie 35 20N Tenisa Lake Tenkc Tenna, lliver ± Tennessee. Tennessee, lliver Tannez -,„.—.— Tennis— -,,-,-, Tcnos .17 31 N Ten 08 ,— -37 35n Tenos, We 37 40n —19 48N ~,16 I2N ,46 37N ,39 50N .27 4s 9 51N 28 20N -26 ON .-,14 2n 30 On 32 48N .11 IfiN 37 43N .,83 a.'iN .4') 48N .43 I6N ,.16 ON 37 4N .36 27N .31 ION Teiip.bquc, River 10 42n Tensift, or Morocco River 32 ."iN Tcnated 51 ION Tent Mclloulan-.29 46n Tenterden 61 4N Tcntliussa— 36 I8n Tentigny —40 43n Tcntschbrod.-,-~49 37N Tentsmoor Pt. 56 26n Tentyra— .— .-^,20 7n Tenwyler — — ,-,47 30N Teoiic-roa, or Poverty B. Teoa Tepasto. Tepeaca Tepeh ~ Tepelcni Tepic — TepishkaNciivri- Topoa — . Tt'iiost'dliila . — , 3S 4.5S 3« ION „6rt 4N -18 4,')N ,44 I5N -40 18N 21 40N 5 308 .10 '27N 17 IHN 25 !iK 10 57B 80 44 B 16 lOH 3 2«W 21 2()B 40 3SB 47 SON 5 Temmainingn ,-47 2f)N 68 fiOw It A.tB 43 OB 27 4R 119 26R 176 2(;b 22 32b 22 25K 16 13H 9 6r 7 38VV 4 30w 23 31 B 3 fiw 85 50\v 7 61w 8 32 tv 7 llw 2 37W 6 9w 8 14iv 8 2W 8 IHW 8 34W 7 48W 72 6W 3 3.3W 7 42\v 13 1Gb 4 42B 7 28VV 19W 25 63b 34 52B 32 ICR 7 I5\r 32 30b 00 I OB 2 .Kiw 4 40»v 7 40B 26 5B 31 48B 6 17B 26 OB 63, 54w 74 .WW 17 Ow II 17B 88 37W 8 1.5B 112 8B 1 |3 30B 120 .S.'iB 90 20B 38 2SB 73 20K 21 5(iB 13 47W 86 OW 88 33W 1 14B 32 llB 25 I4B 25 lOE 25 14B 27 19 19 66 .16 23 23 79 I6nr 42 80 Ow 44 9 15W 10 62B 11 OW 40B 27 40B 6 27B 16 3.^B 2 4SW 32 40B 7 34s 178 7B 26 .SOB 24 55B 97 45W 25 21K 13 60B 104 42W 74 20w 112 .Miw 'Jl .Wiv 41 21 23 66 35 63 27 66 20 26 .16 10 28 13 39 13 13 13 9 13 13 13 13 13 13 44 10 13 20 16 13 10 66 31 37 36 37 35 10 10 25 30 17 15 56 50 49 36 36 44 36 34 35 34 .13 30 29 19 25 44 44 .16 37 28 2S So 86 .'WW 46 36 17 36 10 .56 16 19 12 .56 IS 53 .56 23 46 19 27 46 49 46 46 NAUIt. Lv 6 9vv 104 4)w 07 SOW 4 47ri 103 27W 4,1R Teyn Teyoa Teza Tezcuco Tezerga Tezwa-,, Tha™. Thabkirch , Thabrasta ,. Thabridis Th agora Thala, M. Thalaban Thalheim Thalith, VVady Tlialy, Eth Thamara — . riiauie. 40 14N . 6 On ,14 6n 19 30N ,:« 27N 14 ON 20 5N 46 37N 31 25N 19 .56N 4 45N .-, 9 ON -.36 27N .47 2GN .32 41 N 32 43N .31 7N 51 45N Thamcfe, River 51 30n Thames, lliver (Upper Canada)42 20N Thaiiiiathis -,—31 2SN Thainisa Canal. See Ruins of Babylon—.— Thainna Thamsbruck Thana Thanah — . Thanet, Isle Thankerton. Thaiin ,. Thann Thanna. Thann; Thaplam T'lapsaciis .31 64N ,51 I2N 37 26N —24 6n 51 22n — 65 37N , 47 48N 50 37N 33 33N 30 3.5N 48 ON 35 S4N 35 IB 10 36B 22 23B 77 45E I 19B 3 39w 7 7B 10 2B 74 .10B 77 65H! 10 4ii: 38 .5;}K 37 13 41 42 12 23 IS ?. 37 9 33 .13 27 23 23 23 II 2t 16 19 20 17 49 13 15 49 46 36 44 23 9 .56 .56 30 33 10 10 27 27 36 20 56 15 15 26 26 17 19 61 25 12 .16 S3 .53 10 12 46 43 16 35 10 82 32W 42 31 468 66 31 20 28 33 10 12 14 17 33 33 18 .56 N«iiii. R. Thes8yri>> Thetford ' Thetford Theu-prosflf Prom -,-» Theux - Thovdon Bon Thibault Teibio Thiel „ ThielU Thiengen . Thicracherus. I'hierache Fo Thiers Thigniea Thil, Le Chat Thilliers— — Thimbleby -. Thimbleby— Thimonepsis- Thlngau— — Tliionville— Thiranoli ,— . Thirkleby, Gi Thiilestaiie Ci Thirlstane — Thirlstune ,-, Thirl wall Thlrsk Thirston Thirteen I-lai The Thirwan, R. - J. Ills ^^^r^ff^^***. Thistle Isles , Thiva — Thiviers-,-, Thixendale, Thmuis, Thmuis,. Thoana— ,. Thogara,— . Thola, R. — Tholang,. % Tholen Tholen . Tholey Thomar . Thomar Thomas, Isle Tbomaschiivdt Thoinastowu Thomastowi) Thomasville-.,. Thom|is(in's Harbour—. Thomshill — Thomson, R. Thone — . — Thonon — — Tliopethoray Thorda Thoresby, Nor Thoresby, Sou Thorgaiiby,. Thoricus,« Thorigny Thormanby - Thorn . Thorn . Thornaby— ThonibuVy, Thorndon— Thorndon Hal Thome — — Thorner ,— . Thorney — — - Thorneyburn . Thornliam -,. Thornham -,. Thornhill . Thornhill . Thornton — . Thornton—" Thornton,, Thornton,. 1'hornton, Thornton,. Thornton in Lonsdale — Thornton le Fi Thornton le Street . Thornton, Loci Thornton's Ga Thorout BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 61 Lit. . No. or Lowo. j|^,_ 30 -ilH Sft 4N .47 40W .45 50M .55 an .54 a^N .47 21 M 41 33.N 2ft 29N ,84 8M 25 I5N .17 4^ ,43 43M A2 'iis ,06 1»N .tt'J SON .57 46V ,40 25N ,52 17V ,49 44N ,53 37m ,53 23V , 3 278 .53 33W .46 12V .11 22N .17 84N „15 458 -43 22V „64 fiOV -53 30V -39 42V ,43 23B .36 44V -29 33V Jil 43V „52 SON ~.41 47M „4I S2V „35 33V „51 7V .32 32V .47 23V .47 4v ,38 fi;v ,38 52V .50 20V .50 4N 22 54S 41 55V .55 2y.V ,34 15V ,36 OS 35 4ns |„fll 59v -)5 a<)N 24 51 V n ow » 5N 19 llN I 54V .49 „6 14V Ov 34 6v 19 30V .;« 27V 14 OV 20 5N ,46 37V ,31 25V 19 56v 4 45V 9 OV 36 27V ,47 2Gv ,32 41 V ,32 43V 31 7N ,51 45N ,51 30V 30 4911 3 42W 69 39w 74 OW 3 42^ 41 22K 7 as 10 4()H 29 35B 58W 80 5Ga 82 49U 25 49n 46 lOB 38 OK 49 liK 4 32\v 1 7w 6 5k 18 39k 16 5k 13 l.IB 9 23 k 7 12R 8 .%B 8 43U 11 2.'B 12 5»B 57 47w 12 USK i 38VV 2 33VV 174 OK 174 37K 2 9>v 6 9w 104 4l\v 97 30W 4 47 k 103 27W 43S H 2tiK 164 OB 3 47W 08 50\v 2 47W 34 56B 98 SOB 9 ISB 26 80E 9 SB 103 50B 14 UB 40 28R 8 4k 36 3 )H 36 34B 36 6b 68W 40B 142 20V 82 32VV ,31 25N 31 4AB 31 64N 51 12V 37 26v .24 6V ,51 22 V S5 37V ,47 48N ,50 37V 33 33V .30 35N .48 OV 35 54V 35 IS 10 36B 22 238 77 458 1 19B 3 39»v 7 7B 10 2B 74 30B 77 55B 10 4B 38 53K NAaii. tlT. , Ifo. or 37 13 41 42 12 23 16 9» 37 9 33 33 27 23 23 23 II 21 16 19 20 17 49 13 15 49 46 36 44 23 9 .56 .56 30 33 10 10 27 27 36 20 56 15 15 26 26 17 19 51 25 12 36 53 .53 10 12 46 43 16 35 10 Is 1 36 46 36 .36 35 15 ."W 5.5 .55 55 30 15 31 31 31 10 10 43 66 The»»yris B. 41 27N Thctlord Si 27N Thetrurd — ,.... 62 23v Theu-prusopon Prom ~».34 IBM TheuK -„~.,.„„„~50 33V Thwvdon Boi( — „5I 40v 39 38K 44B 17B .56 10 10 35 40R 6 4SB 7H .56 16 10 Thibault Telbio Thiel Thieiigen Thicrachcrn 45 33V 48 .56V 51 54V ,~,84 OV 47 38V 46 46v 30 31 20 28 33 10 12 14 17 33 33 13 56 Thierache Foreit 50 Iv Thiers 46 50v Tliigniea „,«~~36 15v Thil, LeCliat 47 32N Thillicr«,~„ ~~-49 15n Thimbleby .54 20v Thimbleby 53 12v Thimonopiiis_~~29 7v Tlilngau 47 46v Tliloiiville 49 21 V Thiranoli , 29 Cv Thirklehy. Grcat„d4 I2v Tl)iilc8taiie Castle 55 43v ThirUtane .56 25v Thirlstonu ~,6o 43v Thirlwall 56 Ov Thlrsk 54 14V Thirston 55 I7v Thirteen Inlands, The 7 40N Thirwan, R 34 4.5N •i(> 21V ,33 US 38 18V .43 25V 54 4V ,31 OV .24 43V 30 48N 36 ION 40 OV 28 18V 51 3iv 61 31V ,.,49 31V ^,39 33V 26s 6 47b 2) 4 16b M 5 26b 16 3 488 16 8 I7K 18 7 34K 15 4 24K 16 3 3lB 14 9 25R ■56 5 12b 14 1 3SB 14 1 20W 9 9w 9 31 IOb .56 10 2.1B 18 6 lOK It 74 28B 33 1 16w 9 2 44w 12 3 inv 12 2 41 w 12 2 32\V 9 1 2UV 9 1 42\v 9 This Thistle Isles Thiva Tliiviers,,.^. Thixendale Thmuis Thmuis. Thnana,.~~,. Thogara . Thola, K, Tholang. ^ Tholen Tholen Tholey - Tliomar Thomar ~„~. Thomas, Isle Thomasdiovatz Thoinastown Thomastowi) Thomasville,. Tlioinpsim's Haibour™ ,24 SOV -43 16V ,.,.,^,52 31V 32 50V 30 ;)9V 146 30b 45 40b 31 48B 136 8k 23 19b 64B 42W 31 27 B 32 67B 36 40B 31,. 5G 104 Ob 65 99 20B 94 IOB 4 6U 1 13K 6 59IS 8 26\v 64 Siw 81 67 w 20 44B 7 8W 84 30\v 84 4w 29 32 .56 52 28 14 9 .50 56 29 35 16 16 18 24 49 44 19 13 44 44 NiMm. Lir. Tlioinshill 57 Thomson, R. ,~~,37 Thone .»«. „ ,,> „ „~-45 Thonon ,,,~,,.-„~~46 Tliopethoray . 10 Thorda w.~~w,~~~46 Thoresby, North 53 Tlioresby, South -53 Thorganby, Thoricus. Tliorigny Thormanby Thorn ~,~,' Thorn *„-.„„„.„, Thornaby~ Thornbury~~.- Thorndon,- Thorndon Hall Thome >. Thorner ,~~~~~, Thorney Thorneyburn Thornliam ~, Thoinham ~. Thornhill Thornhill 60 14V 78 20\v 40 3 19W II 147 50E .52 6 ISB 18 6 2lB 25 79 .528 33 23 44K 19 4w 9 7k 9 llw 9 24 3R 28 1 OU' 14 1 I4W 9 5 SIB 16 18 34B 20 1 I8\v 9 2 Hiw 10 I 88 10 18K 10 58W 9 1 25W 9 6w 10 2 21w 9 33b 9 2 9\v 9 3 47 W 12 4 7w 12 S3 .37 49 54 .„61 ~53 54 ,51 ,52 ,51 ,53 .53 .„.52 _55 ,_S2 52 55 56 aev .30s 5IV 2;)v 22 N 35V 28V 17V 2!*V 43V 2V lOv 8V 2V 33.V ."iTV 18N 34V 37 V SIV 38V llv 5HV .35V 14V llv ,40 IIV ,43 56V .53 llv ..55 4«V .,.53 62N „J4 14V Thornton Thornton Thornton Thornton Thornton ~,~, Thorn ton,~~„ Thornton in Lonsdale ...,„,.,54 9v Thornton le Fen -53 4N Thornton le Street ~,~",~~~64 16v Thornton, I-och~,53 57 v Thornton's (}ap~38 38v Thorout — , 51 4v 86 31 w 44 71 43 w 44 8W 9 4 \6\v 12 3 iw 9 iiw 9 2 29W 8\v t Thurgau. Thiirii Thurl Lough Thurlby Thiitles Thurlestone _. Thurlow, (treat, Thurloxtnn Thurlstone,^ Thurmaston,. Thurnham ,„ Tburots Bay Thiirraud , Thursby Tliurseross ^ Thursiey Thurso ThurBO Hay „. 'I'liurso C'.istio Thurso Water Thwaitc Thwing „,™ Thyatira — Ti'iymbriuin,-- Thyrabrius, K. Thynias Thyrea ,.„, Tiagar ,.,.„ „„ Tiandijari Lake Tianp Tiaping Tiarby , Til)aa~,« „ 4 428 Tibagy River 22 33s 47 3.'IN 39 42V .53 25V 2 45V ,52 40V .6;l 32V .52 8V 61 4V 60 I6v ~,,~52 43V — 53 59N .53 45N „>,.24 22V .54 61 V .™64 Iv — 61 8v 68 35V ,58 35v .58 31V .38 35."* ,52 31V ~,~J5-1 8V ,,, — 38 SO.v 38 22v ,39 40V ,41 .50 V 37 23V .11 44 V 68 2yv . 3 48V ,22 22\ .i6 35V LOH*. T 4tr 16 -->3B 8 51 W 2IW 7 48W 1 4UV 2HB 3 i;w 3 SOW 1 5W 2 51 W 6 iw 71 35B 3 3w I 47W 42w 3 32W 3 .low 3 30W 3 32W 1 258 2.'1W Tibberton „~62 48n Tibboo Borgoo — 15 40v Til)ee -, 31 .iv Tiber 41 47v Tiber, River — -,41 4.5v Tibcrch 37 20v Tiberias 32 48v Tibcsa _^ 35 17 v ± Tibet 31 OV ± Tibet, Littio 36 .3i)v Tlbiquari-KUftza.,,26 509 Tibiscus 46 .50v TibisciiS Fl 45 50v Tibneh, Tininath_3l 46v Tibnin 33 13v Tiboe Isle 4 2s Tibnut. Jebel 28 19v Tibshclf ,.~,53 8V I'ibnla ..~».„„,,^»41 Tibur,.,,, 42 Tibur. See ICnvs. of Rome Tibiiron,~. Tiburon, Cape Tibiiron Isle Tiburon Isle Ticehurst Tichow,^, I'Icinum Ticinus, River Tickely ^~_ Tickchhain » Tickhill Tieknall Titonderoga Tictoe Bay ~, Ticul Tidanbuang, Uiver 4 I'ls Tidtswell S3 17 v Tidonc, River „ — 45 7v Tidsi 31 llv Tiefeiis.^ 54 2lN :j: Tieh, Kl, Desert 16N ON ,18 19V . 8 40V ,11 10s ,29 34V .,51 2v ,54 21V ,45 ISV .~45 25V 18 32 V .51 26 V ,.53 25V ..52 48.N .43 a-i.N „43 45s .20 28V of Tielbe lien „. Tien-pak Tien-Bing 'i icplouka ,.,„ Tiereborn,, — Tieril Tiero Tieroglian yin. 01 «_»p, 1.5' 66 13 10 13 9 10 10 10 10 9 12 33 9 9 10 II II II 11 10 9 27 678 30. .56 .29 26V — 43 Sv .23 60V -21 32N .,.,39 4V -,,55 24V 53 26v „„3I 42N 3 20s ,,..53 25V 1 22W 9 2 24 W 12 78 13w 44 3 5k 16 Tierra del Fuego, Island 54 30s Tiesa 17 6v Tielar, River 39 47v Tiete, or An- hemby. River «,20 65s Tifesh 36 9v Tiflis 41 4IN Tiflis 43 4V Tigadee 34 .^6v Tiger Islands ,,~~ 6 30s Tiger, Isle .-, 2 OS Tiggerinduniina ,,,'20 55v TigKur 30 2;(N 31 28B 30 22K 27 588 22 448 79 68 20 128 !*6 40B 107 30K 13 OB 37 25W 62 4W 2*28W 20 OK 70 52B 12 138 12 IOB 2 6w 35 338 8 IIB 91 OB 76 OB 67 4OW 21 58 20 10b 34 56B 35 248 125 508 36 108 1 20W 9 6K 12 4811 74 21 w 77 30W 143 OW 112 32W 248 16 518 9 88 8 458 84 23K 2 45W 1 Gw I 2!IW 7,1 22W 7-2 .WW 89 30W lOS 428 1 47W 9 368 U 4GW 20 13B 34 08 4 41 w im> 578 111 I'-'K 117 108 34 26B 8 34K 10 I3B 120 178 7 iw 69 20W K8 3W 5 55W 63 25 w 7 408 45 1GB 39 55K 70 18 121 30K 142 lOK 14 lOK 71 5-'K .56 .56 .-R 28 33 22 .35 .34 22 51 51 lo 36 32 25 56 11 31 36 S9 29 .50 .55 55 31 31 35 37 9 56 56 25 47 47 54 46 10 20 56 .56 33 10 9 10 44 48 47 35 9 25 36 20 37 24 35 34 34 23 21 36 35 13 48 46 24 51 36 23 23 32 35 35 3G 33 tiAu;. Lit. No. Timurlaut Ulc „ '~-'8 (M i32 30K y> Tlmuurskaia, Bay 74 'Ms 96 OK 6 33>v 29 Tinafulinu ,~.57 52V TT Tinag.ii „,_««„ .„J0 35« 66 tt!)\y 50 'i'iiiareh „„„.„„. . .,20 25V M .V.K 36 Tinbo )| flN 10 MM 2 I7W 36 Tiiicleton,,., „,.'>0 43v 10 ThKl „. .- .50 .52 V 8 .50K 2-2 Tind™ —.32 .10V 76 40IC 33 Tindery Mt ,.,3.") 42a 149 IHK .52 Tinch JJJ1-..1 ....•II i.v 32 258 35 lOK .37 Tinch, Ain VVady 3.3 13v 31 Tinehcly Tinevelly ,„52 4ttV 6 28\v 13 „, 8 .3^tV 77 431: 33 1 ing ,«.3H ,32 V 115 4K 34 Tingaro,»~, ~,10 62 V 72 .'.5K 33 Tingelstad,~„,_ —CO 218 10 '^88 22 Tingeran, River ~, 4 42V 103 308 3» Tinnewick ~_S1 5;iN 1 3W 10 Tifig-tiao „ -,.23 25N 116 48K 34 Tiiig-hae «,,„,_ „26 28V 120 OB 34 Tmg-hae „,,„,.. ~,.'W IV 122 GK 34 Tingis ™35 SOV 5 amy 53 Tingnganpoo ,„ ~,39 lOv •J'J 43K 39 Ting-san , ,.~. -~2G 12V 106 52 K 34 Tingsted ,..,„„, ,~,54 SOV II 54k 8 20K 21 Tuigstrup „„„ — 66 48V 21 Tingtcheou — 25 42V IIG SiiB 34 Tingvold „,.6a 5()v 8 GR 33 Tingwall Tinnosa, I.sle,~ ~,C0 lOV 1 I5U- 13 ~,I8 4(l.v 110 308 34 Tinian Isle ,,„. — 15 .30V 146 .158 29 Tmisala Well ,. „.25 15V 11 IUk 36 TirijooHn m ,, r, ,~,30 2v 6 lUw 3 OW 36 Tiiinies ,„,„„,„ — 55 a3v 13 Tino — 37 35V 25 IOB 28 Tinogasta „ ,~,2« 08 68 51 w SO TInosu, Cajie ~, ~.37 33V I low 24 Tinques ..„„.„.,. — 80 20V 2 29u 14 Tliisliam „„ — .50 37V 2 lOtv 10 Tinskcl, Lake,.. — 42 45V 73 OB 29 Tinsley ,., — 53 24v 1 2SW » Tinta,.,.,.,,,.,,,.. -.,14 198 70 59w 4 44W 49 Tintagell , — 60 40V 10 Tintai —14 98 74 low 49 Tintamarre lslc~,18 6v G3 Iw 47 Tintern ( Monmouth) ,..61 43V 2 42W 10 Tintern (Wexford; _ ^J>2 13N 6 5lw 13 Tintin „ ,.-,18 46 V C6 44W SO Tinto, River ,. ,.„37 llv 6 4UW 24 Tintwistle ~,~„ 63 27N 1 581V 9 Tinwald — 55 7V 3 .3jw 13 Tin well ,.„„„,. .52 39V 31W 10 Tinzen„„ — 4G 36V i) 37B IS Tioga, Kiver ... — 42 !»v 77 Ow 43 Tioinpan Head 58 I9v C low 11 Tioring ,.„.„,,„.„ 56 8N 8 .■)2K 21 Tiorn, Isle ,„,. 58 OV 11 40K 23 Tjorneberp, Isl e .)4 40V II 168 21 Tioulenei, hie ,~44 36V 47 28B 23 TjDulnei ,„ „.,47 22V .50 .'08 23 Tioung-king „„,.30 40V 103 48R 34 Tioutirs ,.-,.,„ -,,59 4yN 27 lOK 23 Tip.itogue 6 13V 72 40VV 49 Tiparenos , ™.37 i4v 23 98 28 Tipasa ,.,,.. „ ;!6 HOv 1 208 55 Ti|)li8ali — .35 r)4v .38 .5.3K 56 Tipiniaclio 15 ;)ov 92 2JW 46 T ppurary„.„,„ 52 28V 8 8W 76 SOW 13 Tipperary „,„ 18 15V 47 t Tipperary, County ,»„,.,. 52 .308 7 54W 13 Tippermuir ~,~ .W 22V 3 Mw !2 Tippuna ,-„,.,„ „„;i5 lOS 174 98 63 Tipoani, R. „,„ 15 15S 68 3SW 49 Tiquicio „,«,~,^ __ ft i,^N 74 38« 55 4OW 49 Tiquinito, River 16 iVkS 51 Tiran, Ii>le,»,, — 27 67V 34 28K 36 Tiran, Str. of „ 28 OV 34 2|K .37 Tirana — 41 24V 19 548 27 Tirara -™.,.,,„. 46 12V 10 Ub 25 Tiraspol j^jj.j^j.. 46 47 V 29 418 79 44K 23 Tiravalur » 10 44V .33 Tireboli _ 41 4V 35 i'JH 30 Tirey, Isle„,„., —-.W 32V 6 SiW 23 18K 12 Tirgocliill~~ — ,„45 IN 27 Tirgs.'J 15 5^K 26 Tirpauvanuin , 9 48V 78 208 33 'I'irrah .32 vn.N .■n 188 31 Tirsclienii'it ,., 49 :/2N 12 liB 18 Tiraliii'L'ei .V2 IHM 15 S3K 20 I r TT^^^^^o. ~17 l»f „49 38N .A3 328 .»\ 508 ,,-33 I2M 58 4»l* _ 37!» Swan itlei ,~~ Swan I,ake..,„' Swan. Little, 1' and R. „„,„*- Swan Rtvrr Swan Rivvr Swan River ^. Swana, lale SwanaRC, Swanbu^ter Swanlbu«t,.,<.. ..,~JW 30" 8wanllnbar~~~~~.M 12i* Swans -M a**" Swan«ea<^ ~^1 38" 8wan«ea,~~,~»— ~-W •'* Swansea Bay~~~-51 33" Swantftfrrr „,~,!>4 32''' Swanton Morley~-a2 45M Swarraton<~~-~-~-Sl 7n Swatlow,- ~«3 31N Swaton .^ —82 56M SwatraKh • " • M ftSN Swayfleld^ 52 48M Sweat, River. 30 21N Sweat* ,iM» " 30 64f t S weden>~. ,. >.. >». .M On 8we~,'>-<" * Swentin, River — »4 23n Swcputon ,>.,,,'»,',''''2 40M Swiatoi No8» ~,~^72 40N Swietla ^ — 49 43N Swienemunde ««~63 ftSN Swift River 17 S2M Swift River — - — 18 12" Swigteler « 52 52N Swllliiigton „,— ~,53 46M Swilly, Lougb 55 16N Swilly, River 54 67M Swin, Loch .^,,,,.,66 IM Swindon,.,.,,, ~^1 33" Swinefleet,~,»>~,'»fi3 41" Swlneford --M 56" Swineford —52 2B'» Swineshead ,««~~Ji2 57" Swing Head 62 T" Swinsfleld ,.„~-,~~61 9" Swinna 58 43r» 8winton>„„,,„>>,~,55 43N Swinton ,„„,~,~~64 13" Switliland . 52 42" Switza Cabo 38 31" t Switzerland 47 On Swordil. 58 14" .J53 27" -.S.") 3" „.22 SON „39 44N -,62 11" „58 3N ^2 l.W 83 .^4W 4C 72 I2\ir 42 Swords Syagard Syagros, Prom. , Sybari8«,„.~.~,«'~ Sybil Head SyboracroB8.w.~~„ oycnar „ .■ „ „■ „ „ „iil _ Sychoo #,,w-,,*,„,-,l 8 15" Sydenham, South hO 34n Sydney ,.»,.. .,..,,..40 II" Sydney 46 4" 147 Sgn 116 rtO» 116 ■'MB 71 62B 3 Sw 1 68\v 3 6w 6 24w 7 43w <) S6B 3 64w 118 8b 3 •'>3W 72 3B 58H 1 llvir 13w 19w 6 4lnr 32W 85 8W 92 28w 16 OB 75 13W 5 3HW 20 20R 20 I8B 10 4B 1 28vir 141 OB 15 19B 14 lOB 77 26\v 76 X)W 6 35B 1 2SW 7 35»' 7 42W 5 37vir 1 46W 49w 8 S4w 1 low llw 7 2w 1 12B 3 4w a i6w 1 41w 1 llw 21 28R 8 20b 6 I6w 6 14W 68 30b 60 OB 16 30E 10 3lw 4 6w 35 13h loo 8B 4 14w 84 16w 60 16w 63 63 63 33 11 10 U 11 13 21 10 63 10 33 10 10 9 9 13 10 44 44 22 44 12 38 38 21 10 29 19 20 47 47 16 9 13 13 12 10 9 13 10 9 13 10 It 12 9 10 28 15 11 13 32 55 56 13 11 31 34 10 44 41 Sydney Harbour (Cape Breton ),^6 12n Sydney, Isle,....,^ 4 24s Sydney ( New South Wales).^3 52s % Sydney (Nova 60 16w 171 45W 41 62 151 15B 52 Scotia) Sydre «.~ Sye Itiver Syene Syene Syphan. Svkajoki.-- Byl Faellen .45 25N ,36 28N .25 38N 24 4n .24 4" .-34 641* .64 4GN ,62 fi6N Syiivcna,„,~,~~,~,38 3n Sylle 62 .TON Sylt, Isle 54 53n t Sylva 51 30N Sylvinsk-„~,~,~~~57 21m Syms ,~„_w-.. — 36 33n Synie, G. of,.~~~„3C 37n Symi .S6 31M Symington ,,-,~,„~65 34" Symington ~„„^,>.d5 36n Synabad 3n 35N Synaus .,„„>,~».,~~39 6N Svnnada,.„, „ ,,.,»~,38 50N 61 TjOw :<2 I OB 82 ."iOK 3'2 66b 32 5GB 68 5B 24 50K 12 Ob 22 16R 8 38P 8 32b 16 OB 69 6h 27 48B 27 55K 27 S.'iK 4 34W 3 37W 6'i 30B VJ SB 30 66K 41 66 33 37 66 33 23 22 28 22 21 55 23 56 30 ?.0 12 12 32 66 66 .54 SON 4 ".'-tv 12 Bynnyness Synnyness, Mull off~>„,„„.~-.>^~,54 49n 4 64W 12 Syr Point ,~~ 67 20m 11 SB 21 Srra w_-~„ — 37 2.'>" 24 6611 28 ■;yra, Ule 37 26" 24 6611 as Ta. Esqa. de, ..,33 3M 64 38w 80 Taanach 32 32N 35 14E 31 Taanuk 32 32n 36 14b 31 Taarchanpctt 17 44" 78 ins ;« Taarlo-J; 53 2" 6 37B 16 Taars 64 60" 11 38B 21 Taasinge, Isle .56 ON 10 34k 21 TabacBl _ .22 448 62 ftlw 60 Tabahuetlo ^ 25 fiON 106 2'<:8 46 Tabala 19 46n 42 6b 29 Tnbalak 65 ON 1;JG 50« 29 Taballar, Point ~, 2 ION 117 3.^ 35 Tabarca 36 60" 8 40B 36 Tabarca, or ,^ » „ „, Plana Ule 38 9" 30w 34 t Tabasco 18 On 93 Ow 46 tabasco 18 28N 92 48w 46 Taba»intack,lliver47 22N 64 58w 46 Tabatinga 4 32s 70 16w 49 Tabelbat -~,29 4l!N 2 48W 36 Tabernas -39 4n 19w 24 Tabernas 37 3n 2 25w 24 Tabir, River I 108 103 20B 35 Tabita 37 24n 14 7b 26 .12 18" 122 SB 35 ,33 SOS 18 2Go 38 > 3') OS 178 88 66 23 145 60B 53 Tahlas, Isle Table, Bay Table, Cape Table, Cape„.,.„,41 ...50 54" 42 33" .,56 3(1" ^7 21" .38 39" Tabl«. Mt Table Mountain (Good Hope) ~,34 Os Tableland ,„ .,.30 12s Tableau, Le,~.~~»,48 17" Taboca, River — 11 30s .42 158 147 16b 63 Taboleiro Tabon Tabor Tabor, Mt Tabouk Tabra \ 13S 5 488 .32 42N .27 69N .10 6N .10 4n tabraca ~,~~„36 55N Tabreez _,„,,„,...38 2n Tacai 64 20M Tacamocha 7 32n Tacani Ville 31 6N Tacanova Ule 16 30s Tacape Tachan Gaul, L Tacher — Tachkesini Tachkinovo Tachla~, Ta-choung-ho Tacila „-,„,„„~~~33 SON Tacipu 9 33S Tackley 51 62N Tacna «„„„,„„„^13 58 Taco Point 20 4IN Tacoara, Uiver ~, 7 Os Tacoary, River. Tacoary, River, Tacola_~,~~„~ Tacuhy, River -.. . .. 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Tatta..w».~~.^><> J^l* 27N 7 6w 36 Tcbimka -42 42V 26 24E 27 Tatlsea Pnlus — -38 45N 33 2nB 66 Tching-cang .24 12N 99 63B 34 Tattah , ^ -24 53V 67 58K 33 Tching-hiang — -27 188 105 8B 3, Tattershall -53 6n 12W 9 Tcbing-kiang — -25 8v 103 20B 34 Tattingstoiie ~« -51 59v 1 3B 10 Tchingtchtou-^ ...28 28M 110 26b 34 Tattubt -35 28V 6 OK 36 Tching-tou 30 40v 104 15B 34 Tau, Uiver -61 fiv 4 6vv 10 Tchinngan -23 25N 106 36B 34 Taiiary .....**,*,*** - 2 25s 45 40W 51 49 Tchinsk—— — -65 30N -42 2N 155 40K 97 30K 29 Tauaya, Rivi-r . - 4 20s 73 37\v- Tchin-tchuain — 29 Tauber Uivor — ,-49 4 m 9 31 B 18 Tchiprovatz .,— -43 17N 22 53B 27 l*au-chan.^«^^^^«<.^ -25 5nN 107 42B 34 Tchirikova -43 20n 24 30E 27 Taudee — 32 25J» 77 8B 33 Tchirkakema -64 22n 32 SB 23 Taujepour ^„ 5 Taujiks I'aulesap, Lake . ,„25 4JN 88 SB 33 Tchirkei -43 3N 46 SOB 23 -34 30V 62 20B 30 Tchirmen -,—- , -41 68N 26 13B 27 -11 30N 105 28B 35 'i'ohirpan -.— -42 9n 25 25B 27 Tauiiagh ~54 6n 8 21w 13 Tchistopole Tcbi-tcheou — . -55 lOv 60 42b 23 Taunska, Gulf of 60 ON 151 OB 29 ...30 28N 117 3B 34 Taunton «,..^.^.61 IN 3 5w 10 Tchogushov -46 37V 26 32B 27 Taunton Tcbol -.47 5v 122 SOk 29 ( Massachusetts) 41 65n 71 4w 44 TchoImouj^k..„, -62 39n 35 30B 23 Taupo, Lake -38 458 175 .50B 53 Tcholonesti -44 14V 25 8S 27 Tauranga -37 20s 176 OB 63 Tchonkinfo 29 45v 106 .''Se 34 Tautanga Harb.. -37 408 176 lOB 63 Tchontori -40 30V 93 58B 29 % Taurica, Cher- Tchoosur — . ^-29 lOv 91 15B .33 sone8U8~-.~~™ -45 20N 34 IOb .50 Tchorlu— -41 6v 27 46k 27 iTaurida Taurie -46 IV 34 IVtB 23 Tchorum — — . ,-40 29N 36 IE 30 —27 40n 52 27B 32 Tchoterleklrmak 40 20n 33 26E 30 Tauriz —38 3V 46 15B 30 Tchuudovo — , -59 7N 31 33B 23 ± lauroa-^ Tauromenium _ —37 138 154 40b 53 Tchoudsk, Lake -58 34n 27 28B 23 —37 61 N 1ft I8B 66 Tchougodev Tchouhiong— . -49 .52N 36 44B 23 Taurunum ^„„ —44 53V 20 30B 50 -25 5r 103 OB 34 Tauruog ^ -57 49N 5 34W 11 Tchoul, K —45 30N 64 40B 29 TauruB, Mount,. -37 Ov 33 SOB 47 Tchoui-tclieou - —28 22V 115 17« 34 Tausi ^^ ...^J^a 27N 12 tfa 19 Tchouk)'Jiiba,-„..,6« 3ai» 42 45B 33 Tegcrii Teijrvwiill .i^M TegUB. 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(lu ..,»».Ti .IT* Tegu»li'ma...~.>^%> ion TeguclKnlpo... 14 I IK Teguiiato ...^...^.U 'iOn TMulitt V as:« Teliukotll, K. 41 AAN Tchi-run <«K»>.>»„i)''V 40N Tvheichoiibch, C,4I TAH Teherixit ,^,^...^2\) ins Telii-nKAM^.^.^A^'iM 'MS Teliiihcghl-Daiili ai> 4on Tehol — ^..^^A\ HN I'ehor^A, H ^.~~40 Mw TeliorlA ^.^^.i^^m 2HM TohuM-an ..,^.»~.IH 'i7N Trhuaiitc|>cv ~»«l'i 13'*' Tohyantopoc, Bay of »<.^ Telfl, Uivcr^ Telgnmuuth^ Teihuon ,^^^ Telnlng Teinitx .47 -lOM II 411k 14 ^11 UN U 44W 3A I'yif 3.S SON IIH j-di; 30 I ^*^*^^^0f*^*, ,1fl 30 V .A3 (JN .AO 34N ..'M 3(IN .4» I2N ^..M 33N Telpan ^,..«.».>».I7 2nN Tflrloli .^~.^.^...M aU" Tclu, Ulvur 4A ION Telth, Uivvr Mi %s Teltlieh . — 'i1 Wis Telx ^..^.,^^, 47 .'WN Tetxl(l0w~~.» 45 42N Telada, Bra 3G A7N Teihm.,,,*^^^.,.^^ AON Te]emiiUte„,,^^64 3Sn TojviKl, River 30 ON VTeJuaa..»«...».<>.a4 4AN ckax ^.^^^...^^iO ON Teke ..»^.«. — ...~40 S8N Tekebu 40 41 n Fekcrl, Lake ...^32 ON I'e-kln .~.83 12N I'eklu, Furt an SON rekmaow» ION Tekoah ..~~.. — ~>3I 39N Tekouka-kora, Point M..wM<>~.»4l 7b •MS 42N ■ilN 21 N A4N 17N AON '22n A3V 48N CN 27N 27N 14N 33N AIM 40 4 Ms IAN 20N 2&N 'MS IAN 20N Tekutch ^*^^^^^^i6 Tel hMUct,..,,^,.~!{l 1'el Kmbayodtli. Tfl Mollah Telav Tcluhaak Telcbanka,. TelAoai, II, Telcehlno^.., Telek, Tit Telei .3A 21 02 ~.46 47 1'elcMad ^».^.,.,»~.30 Telethrui, M....^3H TeteUkoe Lake .Al Telibon>,»>>..»«<>».. 7 Tell Arad ,»,~«^~3I Tell Athrib — ....'M Toll llaita ...^.^^....'lO Tell el-Kaily 33 Tullel-Kt'bir 30 03 I3W 72 low K7 2»v lou 4;i\v Ul 4(ivv 3'J I AC 41 44R fil 2ja 30 60R A7 30B 107 CAK 3H 4AR 117 AOB 41 2A« 33 3gie K7 lAw U4 AGW 73 ASH 04 3()w 4 37W 3 2HW I2H AOK II 28K 13 AHie 100 43^ at) 4UB 30 21 H a Aow 30 AOK 3 40W 7 A8W 4 7W 133 2AR 2 48H CO 3SB ii;« Ow 8!) OW 24 32B 33 48B 89 40W 111 40K 20 4AR lOA 20li 83 13B 170 lOB 3A I3B 27 23B 24 nUK 37 AOB 37 Db 30 4AB 4A 4GB 89 Ow 43 3nB 41 40B 39 41K 20 IB 20 I SB 14 30B 2 17B 23 7B 87 lOB 7 4AB 09 32B 3A 8B 31 8B 31 2AB 3A 37B 31 4tB Tell Fakhoui 30 4AN 31 38B Tell HOm 'U AON 3A 3SB Tell, Jub ~.34 40n 3 AAR AO fiO 47 40 40 30 30 32 30 32 34 30 31 30 30 40 40 33 40 10 10 29 18 19 40 37 19 13 37 14 24 24 29 SO 33 30 47 19 27 20 34 28 35 31 A3 31 27 27 30 30 30 23 40 23 A€ 23 19 19 30 36 28 29 17 3A 31 37 37 31 37 Vt 31 3G '**0^^^^^*»t. Tellettle ^ Telllagucit*. Tcllicnerry Tcllico TellingHteil. TelU Chap, relmimtu ,^ Telovo. Telich ^^^ TeUcoinbu lemadraati „.„.„ Temalu Fl. ct I'r Temaacaltcpcc «~ Tetnb, Kiver...^^ VTembla ,„.^^^ emby II. .<*'»». Tembiador, Itiver Tembleque. Teme, B. Teme. R. Tamegua .4S 2n 29 ON 11 AON ■lA 29.V ftO AN fli ION .40 An Tftiko 4'i 1HN Tciiiia, Kiver ..,,»t,'l WiN % Tcnni'tiite 30 on Tcniieisi'v, Kivcr 37 4n Taniiei 30 27n Tennli^.^ .._3I ION Tcnoi .... ^..^1 31 N Tenoi 37 3AN Tenon, Islu 37 40N 39 19 Toil)) «quL-, Kiver 10 42N Teniift, or Morocco Ulvcr 30 AN Tcn»te»l Tent MellouUm Tentcidcn.... Tcntliu>«a TcntiKny .~.. Tcntsclibrod, TcntBinoor Tt. Tentyra...^ ....... Tenwyler ^^^ Teonc-roa, or Poverty U. . Tcoi Tcpaito Tcpeaca Tepeh Tepelcni Tepic Tcpiahka Nuuv.i. Tepoa.. ..A I ION w39 40n .~A1 4N ..JO 18V ~.49 43N 49 37N .~50 20n -~20 7n .^47 30N ..„38 458 .~.;« ION m 4N 18 4.'iN .^44 IAN _^0 I8N 21 40N A 308 30 27N Tcposcolula 17 18N Teposlitlan 19 ;4l 198 Teray 36 15s Terblcit SO ."ilN Terceira, Isle 38 ,Wv Terccro, Kivei — 32 25s Terebes ^.^.,^..^48 3.'>N Tercdon _30 22n Tereen 34 28n Teregovaer ...,....^45 ION Terek, River~..~43 4fiN Tereki ^~-.~«.~. ....A5 43N Terena ~~~~-38 38n Tercn\ithi8~~~.~.-.a0 30.v Tereny 48 lOM Terera d' Oliveira 40 53N Teresa ~«~~~~v~39 9n Tere»a Ft..,.~.» 33 49s Tercgen .^...^10 2n Teressa Terfoni-. Tergeste Tergovist Terhan ~- Terhappel.^. Terlnfeus, G Terjan, I'lain o(. Terlich, Loch. Tcrmes, Lea Termin Tcrminos, Lake. Termo, Kiver Termoli^^... Termonoeiiy TermonfpHkin Termon Ternate Ternenia Bay Terneusc . Terni — Tcroofluk Torniis ^ Ternova« Tcrodant Terpaling. 8 I2.V ™22 ON >>.,45 3:)N 44 54N ~J3 43N — 53 In 38 58N ,39 45N 50 56N .44 69N 37 58N 18 30N 40 17N 42 IN 54 49n 53 46n 73 VOK 21 :it;ie 13 47w 1!i 86 0\v 44 88 33W 44 1 14R 33 IIR 35 I4B 25 KIR 25 I4B 30 37 38 2S <6 8A :i8W 40 .guirk„54 36N ..."iO 37 N .41 ION 51 20N 42 34N .~42 18N 38 37N 43 57N .„3() I8N „28 53N I'erra di Bari ....40 5HN i Terra di Lavora 41 16n I Terra di Otranto40 20N Terra Nova 37 3n Terra Nov i 40 5.')N Terracina 41 18N Terralba....>.....>~39 4iv Terrana, H. Mmia de 9 ISw 10 52R U Gw 40B 27 40B A 27B 15 3.'>B 8 48vir 32 40B 7 34R 178 7B 20 ."SOr 24 55R 97 45W 25 2lB 15 59r 104 42W 74 29w 112 .^Gw 97 AOW 104 Aw 08 25W 103 ICw 3 IIR 4 47R 5 20B A 46W 178 Ob 13 47b 4 6w 30 A2b I7»i 338 177 4B 174 40b C'i 31 w 5 45B 28 OW 01 OW 21 4.5B 47 32B 09 35B 22 \m 47 50R 32 4B 7 l«w 30 49E 18 S3b: 8 38W I 13W 63 18W C? 25W 93 30B 34 08 13 45S 2.T 32K 47 I 6b 5 40b 16 OB 40 45B 4 Iw 3 OE 13 43B 91 30W 8 2)B 15 OB 37W C 15W 7 3w 6 43W 143 40B 3 50B 12 3GB 23 IB 22 lOB 23 52E 8 45W 89 l(iB 16 4nB 13 5SB 17 30B 14 14B 9 29b 13 14B 8 3HB 30 17 30 10 56 10 19 12 50 15 53 .50 23 40 19 27 40 49 46 46 46 49 46 24 10 16 24 53 25 2t 37 53 53 53 50 16 2 50 19 56 33 19 23 23 24 ■50 19 24 24 51 49 35 36 50 27 32 16 56 30 11 14 26 46 26 25 13 13 13 13 29 10 25 27 28 27 36 33 26 25 26 26 26 25 26 (4 On Tcrcufo ^^ 19 30N Tczirga «.. ;« 27n Tezwa 14 ON Tha 20 5N Thahklrch 40 37N Thabra«ta 31 25N Thabridia 19 ftON Th.iKora ~.»~...„, 4 4SN Tlialn. M. 9 ON Thalaban 30 27n Thalheim 47 20n Thallth, VVady 33 41 N Tlialy, Eth 32 43N Thainara 31 7n Thame........... .51 45N Thatnok, River ^_Al 30N Thaniea, Itiver ( Upper Canada)42 20N Thanilatliig ..........31 26N Thainiia Canal, See Hums of Babylon..........^, Thainna ...... Thamnbriick riiana , Thanab Thanet, Tale Thankerton. Tliann Thann Thanna^....,. Thanna.~..». Thaplam ... Tnapaacua ., Tl apaacua » Tliapaus Thaaarte Thaso, lale. Thaaos...^. Thatcham. Thaubatc .. Thaumaco. Thaungdul Thaxted ^ Thayngcn ...31 S4N „.51 12N ...37 20N -w24 GN ....51 22N ...55 37N 47 48N .50 37N ~.33 33N 30 3.iN 48 ON .35 54N 35 18N 35 38n .33 59N 40 4nN .40 4,5N .51 23N .,22 508 ~30 8N ...24 On w51 67N 47 4.5N The Pirate CQa8t~2A ON Thearne ^...^...^-,53 49n Thebae ~. 25 40N Thebae .......^..^..39 22N % Thcbaid, Deaert of -t Tliebais... ± Tliebes ~. Thcbea ± Thebe» Thebes, Kuiiis ot (Egypt) Thcbea, Sei)ulchre8 ,25 ON .26 30N 25 48N 38 18n 33 20N 25 42N of Kings of Thebez Thebo . Thebunte. Thejdingwortli . Theddlethoroe .. Theddlethori)c, Water. Theen Theinno Tiieiuin. Theleba . Thelpusa Th-lwell Thenae Thenkashec 25 44N 32 23N „2I A3N ,32 3n .A2 28N -53 23N .53 22N .19 .SON „22 30N 39 32N 43 3N 37 •12N .53 23N ~.34 40V 8 52N .,'<7 fiv 14 28B 26 Tlienon . — ™.*~ ...45 8v Theodoropor>s_ . 41 llv Thcodoaia ,„45 5N Theodosia, Tr, ~ ._37 57V Theodosiopolis„ ._39 59V Thcoilosiopolis^. ~.36 35N Theon Soteron, or Sucliae ...„ .„19 5N Thera .„ ,_3G 23V Thera, Isle 36 2.5v Theranda -...„„. ..42 2n Therapia. See the Bosphorus „ Therasia, Isle 36 24n Theresianopel™ .,46 6n Therm;; ~ ~a8 40V Thermae ~,.™~ „37 30N Tliermaie, Gulf „,40 ON Thermalitza ._41 UN Thermeh, Cape ...41 13N Thermesi 37 24N Thermodon, K. ™41 1.5 V Thermopetras .. „36 49N ThermopylJE 38 49n IThossalia ~.~. Ttiessalonica ^ ,„39 25N ^ia 41V 3 i;\v 30 Tliort'»l)y. .Sol 98 .low 40 ThorKaiiby.„. 2 47W .30 Thoriiiis.-,,., 34 »ia .30 Tliorigny .«,. 98 50B 35 Thuriiianby ~ 9 lAK 15 Tliorn ~.,.,~,. 20 50 K .50 Thorn .~~~... 9 AB M Thornaby~..~ 103 50K .55 Tliornbury.... 14 (IK 65 Thorndoii.-.,. 40 2MR 30 Thorndun lla 8 4b 15 Thome ~~.~ 30 3 IK 31 Thorner 3G 34b 31 Thorney ~,~~ 35 Oh 31 Thorncyburn A8W 10 Thornhuni ... 40B 10 Thornham — Thornhill 83 32W 42 Thornhdl ~~- 31 4AM 66 Thurntoii ~~~ 30 Thornton ...„, 3A IB 31 Thornton-..^.. 10 36R 20 Thornton 22 23B 28 I'hornton ...... 77 45B 33 Thornton^,..,, 1 19B 10 Thornton in 3 39W 13 Lonsdale ..... 7 7R 14 Thornton le F 10 2B 17 Thornton le 74 30K 33 Street ~, 77 55B 33 Thornton, Loci 10 4B 18 Thornton's Oa 38 A3B 66 Thorout .~..... 40 lOB 56 Thorpe II OB 56 Thorpe ~~~~. 9 .30B 56 Thorpe 24 40B 27 Thorpe „,. 24 43B 56 Thoipe~.~,~~ 1 I5W 10 Thorpe 4A 22W 51 Thorpe Arch ^ 22 22 B 27 Tliorpe Lang;to 94 itOK 35 Thorpe Market 19B 10 Thorpe on the II ill .........~,. 8 42R 15 55 15B 33 Thorrington — 21w 9 Thospites, Lact Thouara .,.~,«. 32 38K 56 Thouin, Bay — 22 AOB 56 Thouin, Cape .. Thoumato ~~-. 33 38E 37 Thoum .^^^^ 31 40R 56 37 32 42E Thousand Isles, 23 19K 28 Lake of the... 33 18B 28 ± Thracia...^..., Thrapaton^,^.... 32 40B 37 Thraxton ~. Three Castle 32 38B 37 Head 35 21 B 31 Three Hummoc 97 58B 35 Isle 15 25B 56 Three Isles — , 1 OW 10 Three Kings Isk IlK 9 Three Pointa, ( Cape Gold 12B 9 Coast) ~.... 99 3B C9 Three Rivers — 98 25K 35 ± Three Rivera, 21 25R 56 District of 47 40B 56 Threlkedl 21 53K 28 Threshfield 2 32W 9 Threxton 10 35B .56 Thrimby 77 21B 33 Thriniater Throckington ..- 1 IE TT Throckmorton- 32 52b 56 Throni 35 lOe .56 Tlironiuin .w~«- IS 58B 26 Ttn-OV;: igh ~~~ 41 38B 66 Throxes.by Thrtgiguchy ~- 40 lOB .56 Thubber 37 20E 55 Thueys ~ 25 30K 28 Thule 25 25E 56 Thuin . 20 55K 50 Thun Ttiun, I.sle 27 Thun, Lake 25 21 B 28 Thundcbug, (il. 19 4IB 19 Thunder Hay ~. 22 33K 28 Thunder Bay 13 5B .56 (Lake Superii 22 65B 56 Thunder Kiver. 26 22b 27 Thundeigav„,.„ 37 OB 30 Thunesur 23 I'JE 28 Thur, River,.~„ 37 2b 56 Thura 24 34 B 28 Thuran 22 33E 66 Thurangi ,~.-.~ 22 Ifli' 27,50 Thurgarton — 22 S.-.i 56 Thurgartou — .) i;vv OK .low 2 47W 34 Mb ■J8 &0a 9 lAK 86 60 K 9 fiK 103 Adu 14 (18 40 2HR 8 4k 30 3iR 3G 34K as ()H 5HIV 408 35 IB 10 -Mn '22 r.iB 77 45K 1 1!>B 3 39W 7 7B 10 '2B 74 30B 77 551S 10 4B 38 &in 40 lOB 11 OB 9 noB 24 40B 24 43B 1 16W 48 2i\v 22 22B 94 UOK 19b 8 42R 65 15B 21W 5N 23N 2')N 2N 24N 6N 40N 30M ON UN 13N 24N I.IN 49N 4yN 25N 4lN 32 3HK 22 SOB 33 38E 31 40B 32 42K 23 19K 33 18a an W 30 30 sr, 15 .V, M 55 5,5 30 15 31 31 31 10 10 82 32W 43 31 UM 66 30 31 20 28 33 10 12 14 17 33 33 18 S6 56 56 56 27 66 10 51 27 35 10 15 32 9 66 56 37 56 37 28 28 32 40B 37 32 38B 35 21 B 97 fiSB 15 26B 1 OW HE 12B 99 3e 98 25K 21 25b: 47 40B 21 63B 2 32W 10 35B 77 21 E r IK 32 52B 35 lOB 15 58B 41 38B 40 lOB 37 20E 25 30E 25 25B 20 53E ■25 21 B 19 4IE 22 33B 13 5B 22 65E 26 '.^20 37 OB 23 10b 37 2k 24 34 E 2'i 33E 22 lOK 22 6:.i Tliorenby, Mmt ThorK.irilij.~-... Thoriius.-.. TlioriKiiy .- Tliariiiaiil)y Thorn ~>_. Thorn Thorndby Tliornbury^^M, Thormlon.«.«-. Thorndun Hall Thome »».~.~ Thorncr Thorney ~~~. Thornuyburii Thoriilmni ... Thotnhiim >.^ Thornhlll Thornhill ~~. •i3 ir.v I.I 'iAS 37 43V 49 2N ...^4 ION .61 HN 53 2M 54 31N .61 ;t7N M l.SN .61 34"* ..^3 37 N .63 61 N ....52 38N ~J56 IIN -..52 6SN 62 ;iflv 66 I4N .60 I In 24 1 41V 7ic lUv 3K 0»v I UW 6 61 K 18 .34U 1 IHW 2 ;i2\V 1 8W IHB ,58W 1 26W 6W 2 2IW 36K 2 itw 3 47 w 4 7W '.I 9 9 24 14 9 16 20 9 10 10 10 9 9 10 9 9 9 12 U 40 UN .43 .'.ON 53 IIN ..55 4«N 63 62N ~64 I4N 9N 4N Tliurntoii Thornton Thornton Thornton, Thornton.... Thornton. Thornton In Lonsdale .........64 Thornton Ic Fen .53 Thornton le Street ~.~~.~.~.54 16N Thornton, I~.38 38N Thorout «....~~..5I 4n Thorpe 61 24N Thorpe 51 6lN Thorpe 52 6n Thorpe ~ 52 I4N Thotpe~~~.~~..~53 8M Thorpe 52 UN Thorpe Arch «...~53 65N Thorpe lianeton _,')2 31 n Thorpe Market ~.52 63N Thorpe on the Hill ...^...^.^53 ION Thorrington ^.51 60n Thospites, Lacu8~38 20N 'I'houars Tliouin, Hay Thouin, Cape Thoumato Thoum 37 31 35 56 10 9 9 29 35 .56 56 28 9 .56 33 77 66 .56 26 56 56 55 2S .56 56 27 28 19 28 .56 56 27 30 28 56 28 56 27,50 56 Thousand Isles, Lakeof the~-..-44 20n tThracia 42 ON Thrap8ton~.~, 52 24n Thraxton 61 12N Three Castle Head ....... Three Hummock, Isle 40 328 Three Isles 9 40n Three Kings lsle.34 6s Three Points, ( Cape Gold Coast) ^.^^...^ 5 On Three Rivers 46 23N ^ Three Uivers, District of Threlkedl — Threshfield . Threxton — Thrimby Thrimster. Throckington Throckmorton Throni_~. Throniuin ^ T.(irov:!:!igh Tliroxri.by_ Thrtgiguchy Thubber 8li 311V 44 71 43W 44 O 81V 9 4 161V 13 3 |iv 9 4JW 9 2 29>v 9 8W 9 1 22W 9 2 241V 12 78 13tv 44 3 6b 16 31 \v 10 1 8R 10 1 I4tv 10 1 llK 10 15K 9 I 35R 10 1 20VV 9 63VV 10 1 21B 9 40W 9 1 2B 10 41 30B .56 13w 14 148 26B 53 118 OB 52 96 IGB 35 31 40K 56 76 I4n 42 25 30K 66 32Hr 10 1 35W 10 61 29M 9 50W 13 46 69n 42 123 20 3.'>s .24 33N .........31 SON 145 6b 137 30U 172 308 53 29 63 Thucvs Tliiile. Thum Thun Tiiun, Isle Thun, Lake, Thundcbug, (il. Thunder IJay 46 25.V .~54 37N ,54 3n 62 35N 54 34N 58 2lN 55 tlM ...62 ION ~34 .58N ...38 46N ...50 42N ...54 I8N ...30 BQ.v ...31 6HN -.,„.44 40N .„G0 ION ~J0 40» 46 46n 55 .57N ., 46 42N 27 10^^ 44 58N 2 Oiv 3r, 72 27w 42 72 30iv 42 3 3iv 9 2 Oiv 4Gb 2 43W 3 7W 2 4w 2 \\V 33 50b 22 43B 3 521V 27\V 5;i 2 IK 73 20E 4 12R 1 20^v 12 63K 7 38B 10 2GB 7 44B 32 44E 83 40\v 44 Thunder Bay (Lake Superii)r)48 22N Thunder Kivcr — 45 2N Thundeigav 55 39N Thunesur 29 57N Thur, Hiver 47 36n Thura .58 29n Thuran ^ 53 26n Thurangi 39 398 Tburgarton ~. .V2 53n Thurgartoii — 63 2n 89 20W 41 83 40W .14 6 22W 76 48B 8 34B 3 14\v 11 20 I2B 20 176 18B 1 )5B 581V 12 33 15 53 9 9 84 '-'IK .1.1 I'lt'kl llll.llll -. — ..51 2tl.N 2 4.''»v 10 lirkhill 63 26V 1 <,1V 9 Tiikiiall .~........52 4hv 1 ■,".iiv 10 TiKiiideroga 43 ,')2\ 7,1 •2-'iv 44 Tli'tue liuy 43 4.'« 7'2 .--"v 48 Tiiul ^ •■20 '2hn H'J 301V 105 4'2lC 47 Tidanbuanx. Uiver 4 liw 35 Tidiswt'll .„ 6.3 I7N 1 47W 9 Tiiliine, Itlvi r 45 7N y 3fiR 2.> 'lidii .-,. — 31 llN 3 26.N Ticrra del Fuego, Island ...,.,.64 30s TIesa 17 6 v Ticlar, Kiver^.. 39 47n Ticte, or An- hcmby, Uivcr ...20 66.s Tifesh 36 9n Tiflii 41 4lN Tiflii 45 4N Tigadee ~_34 .5Gn Tiger Islands ..».. 6 308 TiHt-r, Isle 2 OS Tiggerindununa ...'20 66.V Tiggur ~~~ 30 23V Tigrana 38 lov 34 OB 4 4liv m> bin 111 I-2K 117 lOR 34 2Gk H 34 K 10 13K 120 17K 7 liv C9 20W 48 98 31V 41 6 66W 2i Tigranocerta Tigre, Lago del, Tigre, Kiver..... Tigre, Liver.~-. Tigris, Uiver.... Tiguanasqui...... Tigy Tih, Wady el Tiham I'ihewo X I J fl f On ^•^^^*trt^j t. Tijuca Puerto... Tijuco, do River Tikhvin..~~ Tikilcsti Tikmedish Tikvech .». Tilapa Tilburg ~.~.. Tilbury Fort Tllcar^....,. Till, Hiver Tilla dou Matis, Isl Tillencisser. Tillires Tillicoultry TBIiery Tilligte 38 ON ,.39 28s _25 25V ~ 9 4SV ..31 (IN ..10 268 .-47 47N 29 45N 46 56N 6 14V 27 55N . 33a 19 3H8 .59 30N 45 7n .37 46v .41 22N 15 67N 51 32N .51 28N 22 S.T.S 65 4IN 7 25N ».57 8N .48 45N 5ti lOv 67 17N .52 2GN 63 2.5Hr 7 40K 45 1GB 39 55K 70 lu 121 30K 142 lOE 14 lOK 71 62K 48 4ie 41 40K CO 321V 97 .30W 62 301V 48 27 K 30,56 72 4mv 49 2 14K 31 50K !7 54K 81 I8K 76 50K 47 47 IV 52 Kiiv 33 30K 27 65B 46 55U 22 4B •97 low 6 5K 21 B 43 '20 K 2 12W 61 36 23 23 32 3.5 35 36 33 66 .56 50 46 49 14 37 19 33 33 61 61 23 27 32 27 46 16 10 36 9 Tillquliillie Castle 57 3N Tilly 49 I2v Tilly 49 ION Tillybody 56 8N Tillycairn Cas K' ...57 12N Tillychewen 50 On Tillydowie 56 49n Tilmuz 37 6UN Tilney All Saints .52 44N TiLshead 51 14n Tilsit „, .55 3N Tilt, Loch 56 5jn Tilt, BiTidge and Inn of....^..,... Tilioii on the Hill Tim, River Tiniacum Majui. Timacum Minor Timana^.— Timavus Kiver - Timber land .„„. Timbia Timbuctdo „ Timea, lliver, Timeski. ™ — Timi Timinaos, Uivcr 73 60B 33 4 3lw 11 1 6k 3 42W 2 lOiv 6 69e 2 2yw 36w 1 31N 3 4yw 2 37 w 11 4 ,3'iw 12 2 4GW 41 5B 17E 1 5GW 21 5ftE 3 40W 66 4,5N 8 51W 11 52 38V 54w .59 60V 79 20B ,43 38V 22 IGe 43 45N 22 IGb .- 1 67N 76 hiw .45 48N 13 SOB ,53 7N 19W 2 15V 76 49 w .,.17 1.5V 65w „..43 65V 7 lOK 30 29N 6 5W .36 9 30N 6 35W 36 21 10s 57 65w imla 29 ION 80 6e Timmering-~ ,50 ION 8 38E Timmerown '^3 6n 78 4.5b Tiinoan ~ i 40v 104 16R Timok . ^„43 50n 21 47e Timok, River 44 12n 2'2 14e Timolin ....».■>.. .5'2 69v 6 48w Timolus Mount .-.38 17n 28 15r Timor, l»lc ~ . — 9 20S 126 OB Timor, Strait,. 8 X» 126 Ok 10 29 56 .56 49 56 9 49 36 25 'l'l|'.i»a „,„ ....Ki .'nv 1 iplisah „, „ ...34 r.|v IipiMuctio ...15 .KIN 1 ppcrary., ...,52 2I*V lii'peraiy ,„. X y ppCMjiy, ~,l» I5N < llllllll .„.„.., —.52 .TO" Tlp()crniuir -..,... ~..'* •22N TIppuiia ... _.;w loit TipuHiii, R. „,„ ~.I6 1,5H I'iquicio ..,„.„ > k\» Tiqumito. B.HT 16 I'.'is I Iran, Ulc. ,. —27 67 V Iiran, Str. of... ~,28 ON Tir.iiM ,.,,„,„., 41 24N Tirar.i .,,,, 46 r2.N ,,..46 47 V Tiravalur ... ~,I0 44V Tiriboh -,41 4V I ircy, hie ,.—.56 32 N Tirgothill ~,45 IN 1 irgsdra ~,44 51 N lirguchina ~,42 40V Tiri........ — jio 20N 'ririni'h,,,,, N 4-<.V Tirlemont —50 4yv T itmc2 ..... .«.37 5N 1 irnovo-.... — 4,3 ION Tiroa, River —37 Oh Tirone, Tower ~..jy 3.5V 1 irpauvanuni .~ — 9 48V 1 irrah ™...,..™ Tirschenieit ~-4y ifM Tirshicgcl ...... Tirsi, River~.~ —62 18V .~.39 .5.1V '1 irthapuri ..._ ....31 4n Tirya-uin — ;i8 i8N Tirynthis -.-37 .3GN lis. Lake — ..^5 35V Tisalphata —Vi ION Ti>o «.„.. S(, 42V Tiseret™,, „, — 29 7N tTisted Tisted —,50 51V — 6G e'^v Tisted East — 61 6N Tisza Furea ~~47 38V Tiszolez — 48 3<)N Titan, Islo« — 43 2v Titchbouiue,~„ — .M 3N Titchwell ~.52 5i*N 'iitirnupena — - — 38 2'2s Titiua, K — 43 SUV Titleshall —52 47N Titmaning ~ — 48 2N Tityrus, I'loui™ — 36 41N Tiuin —41 35 V Tivenis . „,., .„,40 64V Tiverton -..,.60 55N Tivetshall — 52 26V Tivoli...™ .. — 41 69N Tizoiras — 15 GS Tizoiras, River — 13 20s Tizzana 43 61 v Tizzano Point 41 33n I'jakelvas, Lake -tiS 4.3N .,42 S'N — 43 ON .— 17 I5N .28 .■)2V 19 23N ,35 4N ,36 32V .48 SOiV Tjalikavak Tjatak 1 lap a ..-..,„. Tiascala .»,.. Tlascala — .. Tlemseii, or 'ireniezcn— Tlos — Tluste„ Tinulus, Mount„-;i8 2fv Tnessness — „ 69 IG 1 Toan-hoa .... Tuan-tchuani Toarty Toba „. Tobacco Port I'obago Me , Tobah, Lake- Toliallo.— , Tobapi — ~— Tdbarra 17 ON 40 56N 12 lOv —51 19V — 38 30V — II 1,5N 2 5N — 45 55V — '2.5 648 «~.38 32N Tubati-guazu, R. 25 15s Tobaty — „ Toberdony Tobermore Tobermory Tubero— ~ , Tobique, River Tobo. Tob.il Tobol, River % Tobolsk Tobolsk Tobo-tiones Tocaios Tocau~ Tucco. 25 208 .63 IN .54 49n -56 3yN ..54 13H ..4G 44N .31 50N 6 6UN .68 ON ..(;2 On 58 6N „25 US IG 6GS 40 '20N .42 ION 2; li)« 72 40 W 23 y« I 2i>a ;m .'>:ik 92 ■^.•>iv 8 8W 76 ioiv 7 54\v 3 3.HV 174 y* tM a.'tw 74 3>tiv 55 40 w 34 '28K 34 2IK 19 54il 10 ()■ 29 41 K 79 44K 36 49* 6 621V 33 I8K 26 OK ■20 .11 IK (8 2NR 81 I2B 4 .''ta 67 6K 25 .13B 176 42B 15 52K 78 20b .-i.5 |8K 12 IHK 16 &3K 8 2:>K 80 46K 52 ,5& ■22 4XK 11 I7K 43 lOE 9 NK 9 451V 8 39K 8 43K 1 Oiv •20 47 K 19 SIK 6 2yK I 121V .'18 K 176 .'MK In 63k 498 12 4lu 2,1 4UK 32 4B 33H 3 28W 1 I2K 12 4'>K 50 4.51V 51 43w 10 6bK 8 4 iV ■ liO 50B 129 !0K 76 128 10 4lR 76 59w CO 42W 99 lOK 8 7E 67 18W I 4GlV 67 low 66 50W 8 51W 6 42W 6 3W 7 5yw 67 46w 67 .50K 100 68B 68 Ok 86 OR C8 lOK 58 33W 41 3.5W 36 46k 14 OK 31 ■23 49 3H ^^ .V, 46 13 47 13 12 .53 49 49 61 36 37 27 25 23 .33 .30 12 27 27 27 .-» 33 16 33 27 63 26 ."U 31 18 •20 •26 33 .56 38 '20 .56 21 36 31 31 10 19 19 14 10 9 53 56 10 16 .56 .56 24 10 10 •27 61 61 25 25 22 27 27 46 46 46 36 30 19 .56 II 35 29 56 18 44 47 35 25 61 24 .50 51 13 13 12 13 41 33 3.5 29 29 29 50 91 30 U HI .1 IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) //^.-^^^ .^> 4^ L< ^^& ^ 1.0 I.I UiM2& 125 US uj I2i2 1^ IS 1^ 12.0 I; i m ||!j25 IIIJ4 |||.6 p < 6" ► <^ ^>. '/ /A Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WIST MAIN STREIT WEBSTIR.N.Y. 145M (716) 872-4503 52 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE HtaH. L«t. LONO, Vtmat. Lat. t.CIKO. Toconao ..^..-...~23 I3s C9 3i\v 60 TocuTO<~»~.~.~~ll OM 6S aow 4g Tocuyo ^ ^> 9 15N 69 48«v 49 Tocuyo «»~.~.......I0 ON «& 26tv 49 Tocuvo, River.~~5l Ov 68 20iv 49 Tod, Head .>.~,~^ fi3s a 19«v 11 Tod, Point....~..»>M 37N 1 Hw 9 Toda . ...<.,a6 &6N 76 SOb 33 Todal .~^ ..~ — 63 tON 8 32k 22 To<)ato ^~~.~..~~^6 Sf^N 14 37iC 26 Toddinitton ...,.,^1 67N 31w 10 '^'oddingtnn ,».~~52 ON I fi6nr 10 I'ofldy Glass ..^^.57 46N 6 46vir II Todi ^ ....,,42 iSf 12 24b 25 Todmorden ,..~».^ 43N 2 8w 9 Todos OS Santos, Bay.~>.^ .>~12 508 3R 30tv 51 Todos Saiit08......^23 28N 110 IIB 46 Todos Santos, Bay<. Todoti Ills Sanctos, Isle ..^^ SON Todos Santos, L._41 278 Todston 85 3M Todtcnaij ^^^..^....^l ftn Toenmallc 6 a^M Tcnariunt Prom^ '2ftN Toepliti .....>,....«..>fiO 37N ^ oft »U*<**»^,.>......>.>63 51 n 1'ogor3rin^«.>~~.>34 ION Togou$kino....~M.^2 23N Togstone Toipahua Toira Tojo~ Tokam. Tokang. See Singapore ~»« Tokav„,>,^ 48 7n Tokkerup S4 43N Tukomaroii.~..~~^8 108 Toko- toko ..^^....^.^ 12s Tokuruk 31 7n Tola Cacliy 24 43a Tola, Desert of ~,4S 20N Tolapanipa^~~~~20 lOs Tiilapatnpa, R. ~.20 308 Tolbazy .,....~.~.^64 7n Tolcos „„.....„„..39 25N Toldochouil.~.~~57 12n Toldos ^^. 38 188 Toledo >. 19 238 Toledo ...~^>. — 39 66N t Toledo 39 39n Toledo, Lake — -47 45N Tolentino ^.,..^,.43 I3N Tolcslnint, Major 51 44N Toletum..>.^>~»..40 ON Tolgen ._,.»..»^^2 2In Tolhiiis 52 34N Toliina~_..>.~~~ 2 S4n Tulima Volcano^ 4 4eN Toljapoor. Tolkemit . Tolland — ToUcross . Tollcrton^ Tollesbury Tollie~,.~„ Tolm Tolmachan Tolna Tolo Bay Tolofln ~.18 ON .64 20N .61 fiN 68 SIN ,54 5N .61 4(JN .57 45N 46 23N 67 56N 46 2.5N 2 158 7 18N Tologa, Bav »»..~38 243 Tolohoei ..^..>47 35n Toloinbron . 26 2s Toloor, Idle 4 35^f Tolophon^>>^...~,38 21 n *" ■ .-39 28N 13 7n 3 40N 36 44N .45 48N 6 4t)N .58 I3N '«vft8 28''' 68 27N Tolosa Tolosa Toil Tolox Tolpiji— Tolsagcr. Tolsta ~ Tolsta ^ Tolsta Head Tolstrup . ,J>6 22n Tolten, B vcr^~,39 68 Toltneglatou„,~^~38 20n Tolu 9 3IN Toluco 19 IfiN 139 40r 72 40\v 4 lOw 8 35R 81 54B 22 27R 13 48b 2 21 w Iw 42r 6 I4\v 6 17W 1 ]8K 47 19b 1 36\v 107 68Hr 35 25W 65 30W 6 20w 21 24b 11 44b 178 Mb' 174 13R 67 21 H 66 12W 108 OB 66 40tv ♦=5 45»V 56 88B 23 OB 3 IIW 69 Owr 68 35\v 4 ow 4 low 68 48W 13 I8B 45B 4 Owr 11 66B 6 108 76 33W 75 328 76 68 10 328 3 17W 4 12W 1 13W 498 6 35Vir 12 54K 6 49w 18 498 122 OB 2 mw 178 2IJB 114 4»B 67 I \v 125 338 22 168 7 aaw 2 3\v 1 208 4 67W 27 27B II 328 6 48fV 6 16\v 6 16\v 9 268 73 S.'iw 3 40W 76 I4W 9'j asw 29 .50 12 17 33 28 19 9 10 10 13 13 44 23 9 46 51 50 12 33 19 21 63 53 33 50 29 SO SO 23 56 II 60 50 24 24 41 25 10 55 22 16 49 49 3,1 20 10 12 9 10 11 23 II 19 a-) II 63 29 &J 29 28 24 24 56 24 27 21 II 11 II 21 50 11 49 46 No. or Hap. Tongue, IIouse..~~68 27n Tongue, KvIe oC^JlS 39n Tonguelancl..».>.w.^4 52N Tongui Tongusdale. Tonici ,^^ Tonin, Cape Tonk- Tonka Tonkurwar Tonnara m~ Tonneins **^*>^^*»*^^*' 87 ON 66 59n . .46 SON .26 8N 60 ION Sr, 44N .^0 2N 44 24N Tonn^rre ....~~.~^7 60n Tonnln ^. » »*^».»»*. 6 3 56N Tonningcn ...~~>~64 21 n t Tonquin 21 30n Tonquin, Gulf of_20 On Tonsberg 69 18N Tonset -— ..~,~-^82 I3n Tonzus, Fl. ~. 42 33n 4 27W 4 24w 4 3W 3 39«V 7 3IW 42 20a 144 08 75 448 93 458 74 40B 9 9b 18B 3 698 14 36b 9 IB lO.'S 408 \m 08 10 23B 10 408 26 OB Toojk- Toolbrnnup^ Toolumba ^ Toorae- Toomeoor , Toomevara . Toomp , Toon , Toongabudra, R. , 32 16.V 34 229 .30 26N .54 46N .13 I8N .62 61 N .26 IO.V 14 9N 16 ON Toong-koo ~~..^^9 ON Toor ~~.«~~«-,-~63 24N Tooravakaira».«.>.l3 6N Toorbur ~.~«~_~-,38 2;2m Toorbut Hy(lcree35 35v t Toorkmania .^^38 40n Toorkubar—. ~~-,27 7n t Toorslieez ..»»w35 I6n Toorsheez ..,,..,.^36 18N Tooting ..^^^ 61 25N Toozli ^w^*^#^..w».*38 43N Topanorlm, River 3 29N Topash «..,,^^r.39 6n Topaufalva ...>...^46 22n Topayes ^.~.^~~.>23 188 Topayor, Rio ^.^^ 5 OS Toperna Fuosich 56 SIN Tophel .. — ...^.M.^ 66n Topi -topi «..>^>~,...39 Sis Toplitza 42 56n Topness ^>,..._..>.S9 ]8n Topo, Lakc...~~~66 49n Topocalma. Port.33 66s Topolias, Lake~...38 27N Topolo, or Turn- again, Cape.....^40 308 Topolya,.>>..>.>~>^45 SON Topool, l8lc«..>..~. 6 a5N 'ropooer^~.~~~_ 8 20N Toppingen ^....^^3 4N Toppcsticid ~~~.~.6I 69N Toprak Kiileh — 39 38N Topsail Inlet, New — ~ >.>~.34 15N Topsail Inlut, Old ^^.....M .36n Topshani,.,>.,>..»~..SO 42n Tor ^ — >. ^~^2 27N Tor 28 ION Tor, Bay ^„.,..>.~35 88 Tor, Castle «,-.«-J56 52N Tor, Kl ^28 I3N Tor Head ,.....^,^.„^'i5 I In Tor Moliams>,....v.»60 2!tN Tor Morr 58 I6n Tor, Mountains ot~,~-~-~~-^ — 28 26N Tora, PoJnt~~.«~34 128 Toranbeg~,.'~...~,66 i.'2N Toraoor >.,>..,„,.,. 9 45N Torbane ...,.,,^^1 I IN Torbay Torbay I Nova Scotia) Torbel Torcisi Torcsa Torcy, Grand Tord, Kirrli~. Tordendorf Torder; Tordesillas Tordillo. Lake Toree ~-~.-... Toreei;li, R. Torefors -,„. Torello Torenuwaddy. Torero -50 2(>N 45 I2N 6 I2N 37 27n 46 60N .~.49 4. ,57 27N 77 9w 3 SOW 408 33 388 117 4,38 5 6^v 33 398 6 \w 3 SOW 8 m 33 388 71 SOW 6 6W 76 20B 3 25W 3 2!*w 61 18w 7 608 14 448 21 OR 1 118 9 178 12 a'iB 9. 45R 6 2w 57 25w 84 488 40 3H8 22 408 7 398 78 288 177 608 44 10 24 37 63 11 37 13 10 13 37 50 12 33 II 10 41 15 26 19 14 21 17 24 24 .50 33 36 22 25 33 S3 N..~.3S 67N Torreblanca~>~~~40 I5N Torrecllla 42 12M Torrejuncitio ......Sd Sis Torremochal 40 58N 4 19^ 4 IJw 8 6nr 19S8B 1 S9w 68 I9W 14 198 14b 8 36w 8 18W a .34w Torrcns, l.slc™. Torrens, River. Torrcns, Lake-. Torrenueva Torres As. >^~.>. Torres du Orcas. Torres, Isles ..34 448 34 518 138 348 138 488 .28 288 138 Ob 38 43N 29 288 .37 IN 13 Torres, roint~..~^0 81 n Torres, Strait .-.-~I0 Os Torres Vedra8^~.39 4n Torrestro«.-...~^.42 58N Torri >.>-.^^.>.,-~,43 lOv Torriao, Mo......>^l3 4">s Torridon, House -67 33n Tortle 67 8n Torrijog...^>..>^.>40 IN Torrin. lBle-~~~~66 I.5N Torrins ...-....-,.— 87 14N Torring ...^...>.>~...^88 S2N Torrlngton....~..v~JSO .58n Torrington, Lit- Torrlsall Castle ..JiS aCN Torrisdal e >..«..«>..58 30N Torrisdale, Bay~..58 31 n Torrox ^ ...-~_36 45N Torrubia ~.^..39 66n Torry ~-«wwS6 4n Torry ...^..,^.56 38N Torsas .-^^..-.....^ 43N Torsas ,^.86 23N Torsken 69 20n Torsonce and Inn 65 42N Torsted >.>-..■. .m>,.^S 80n Torte 7 a.'is Torthorwald 65 7n Tortola ,...-,......-..-39 55N Tortola „.>«^18 24N Tortoles ..,,. Tortoli_~„. Tortona.. — Tortosa .^, Tortosa Tortugi Tortuga, Isle Tortuga, Isle ..~. Tortugas •^^^^ifm^i^i*. Torviscan Torwood Torwoodlee™, Tory Channel. Toryne .-, Tory, Isle . ToselaniL.. Tosens ^.. Toshauni ., Toshig — Toson ~~». Toss ~, Toss, River Tossa Tost Tostedt Tostes ... Totana .41 64N 39 5'JN ^44 53N 40 47N 4 48N 9 ON 20 5N 10 88N 24 33N Totara, Bay and Point Toten-, Toth Varard Totiascraili , Totma Totness Toto Totonai'iip.in Totora Totoral Totriim-~— Totskaia .— Totta3um ^ Tottenham Totternhoe Tottington Tottington, Tottington, Higher End Totzallas Tou ^~. „. 36 49n 4N »,^5 37n — 41 158 39 20N .55 16N ~-~^2 I6n 47 In 28 52N J7 22N ,40 SON ,47 29N .47 aiN 41 43N 60 27N 3 17N 49 4lN 37 48N .43 358 60 37N 46 ON 67 a'lN 60 7N ...50 26n 40 25N 16 22N 18 418 33 488 67 29N ,52 31 N ,40 '2(jN -61 .36N -51 62N 63 37N .52 33N ,63 40N .47 I4N ,'>H 68N 3 28W 49 69w 8 48W 166 SOB 8 218 142 308 9 I4w 58W 28 4vv 32W 8w 17w 23w 2W 9 288 4 8W 5 11 62 8 2 4 6 6 4 7w 6 .3lw 4 17W 4 I6w 3 .59W 2 56w 3 32W 2 33w 14 268 15 888 17 08 2 83W 9 458 42 20W 3 32w 3 14W 64 SOW 4 ow 9 388 8 858 328 36 648 76 17W 72 46w 68 22w 82 80w 3 I9w 3 6UV 2 82w 173 188 20 238 8 llw llw 10 408 85 66b 5 48W 86 4SB 8 418 8 338 2 598 18 3IB 9 488 1 in I 40W 169 25R 10 468 22 148 6 low 42 ,3«R 3 40W 110 nilR 91 3iW 66 IW 69 14w 6 12w 52 418 30 3HR 4w 34W 2 20\v 498 2 18W 23 I7R 105 22 B 12 la 24 22 24 SO 26 2i 24 24 24 "52 62 52 24 51 24 64 26 35 24 24 25 51 11 II 24 12 II 21 10 10 12 11 II 24 24 12 12 22 22 22 12 21 61 12 24 47 24 26 26 24 30 49 47 49 47 24 12 12 63 66 13 10 19 33 11 29 15 IS 24 20 17 14 24 .53 22 19 II 23 10 34 46 50 60 11 23 56 10 10 9 10 9 19 34 Nahm. Toves.~-. Towaheh Towan, He Towanda Towar..... Toward Cm Toward Pu Towcestcr Tow-chiin Tow-chun Tovdyoy . Towee~-~, Tower Hill Towford To Wherra Towie Towiti-rahi Tow-Kinn Town .~,,-. Townhead Townhope Townseiid I Townsend, ( Townsend (Lake Mi( ^gan) ~. Towrone j Towton , Towyn ~. Tozer Tnuadie.. Tracadie Lagoon. Tracana ... Trachea Trachea Trachenburi Traders Vill I'rading Hou Trading Laki Traebring ..,., Traen, River Traeth Bach Trafalgar ,^ Trafalgar, Ci Trafalgar, M( Trafeya Traffic, Moui Tragacetew. Tragoso .~.~,, Trafian Traheryd „,^ Train River , Traintellbeg Traiskirchen..s Traitors Isle, Tr^an Triuanopolis Trajanopolis Trajjanopolis Trajan's Brid Trakhyli, Ca[ Tralec Bay,,. Tralles ,.„,,^ Tramelan..„„. Tramore ~,~. Tramore Bay Tramore Bay Tranbach,,,,... Trancoso .,-,„. Trandberg,,,, Trancnio „„,. Tranen, Isle Tranent ~~~.. Tranl I'ranquebar,.,. Trankar ~,~. Tranorhovia Trans Transit Point Transinrisca ± Transylvani Trantenan~,. TrantzhaKcn,s Tranupara ..-. Trapa Trapani ...„ Trapano, Cap Trapes .-..~„,. Trapesus-*-,. Trapczus — Trapsano ~,.. Traquair Hou Trartiach,~,„. TraJi«'n River Trasimenus, Lacus ,~~,. Trastc ».-1l»rrm; BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. l.ilT. LOMO. Ho. or itkr. 4 IdV 4 IJnr 8 6nr 19 SM I fl9w 69 I9w 14 19K 141 8 36w 6 18W .~34 44S »>34 518 ^-28 258 ^38 43N' ■^i9 288 i~,37 IN ^13 38 .^0 51 N ^10 US „3!) is ^,42 551* ^13 4N 10 7N 50 26m 40 2SN \a 22N 8 418 S3 458 29N 31 N 10 !i6N 1 35N 62N 37N 33N )l 138 34a 138 4SB 138 Ob 3 28W 49 B9w a48w 166 SOB 8 21B 142 30B 9 I4wr » 58W II 2B 62 4vv 5 32\v 2 Sw 4 17w 6 23W 6 2W 9 28B 4 8W 4 7w 6 3lw 4 17W 4 I6w 3 59W 2 56Hr 3 32(V 2 33tv 14 26K 15 58B 17 OB 2 53nr 9 45B 42 20W 3 32vr 2 14W 64 50W 4 OW 9 38B 8 65H 32B 35 548 76 17W 72 46w 65 22W 82 50w 3 19nr 3 SUV 2 62w 173 18B 20 23B 8 Ilw llw 10 40B 85 S6b 6 45nr 86 45B 8 4la 8 33B 2 59b 18 SIB 9 48B 1 in 1 40W 169 25B 10 46R 22 I4B 6 low 42 ma 3 40W 110 5(lB 91 3iw 66 ]\v 69 I4w 6 12W 52 41 R 30 3SR 4W 34W 2 20iv 498 12 12 24 22 24 SO 26 2i 34 24 24 "52 52 52 24 51 24 64 26 35 24 24 25 51 II II 24 12 II 21 10 10 12 II 11 24 24 12 12 22 22 22 12 21 51 12 24 47 24 26 26 24 30 49 47 49 47 24 12 12 63 66 13 10 19 33 11 29 16 IS 24 20 17 14 24 53 22 19 II 23 10 34 40 50 50 II 23 66 10 10 9 10 Namh. Lit. Tove»^^~» 46 18N Towaheh 29 44* Towan, HejiA^^-^M) 25N Towanda ~.~.^~.<^l 44n To war 30 45i« Toward Cnstle ...JSS 63N Toward Point — 56 6In Towcestcr ..,^,.^.^2 8if Tow-Chun 26 88N Tow-chun ^.^^^.^iS 47N Tovdyoy <.«^.>..,>.. 3 I 29a To wee 57 11n Tower Hill 41 388 Towford 55 24n To Wherra 46 338 Towie ~,~,~-57 29N Towitiralii, l8le.35 288 Tow-Kinn ^.,^,.,26 ION Town — ^ 36 62N Townhead #.>~^.55 I6n Townhope 52 ON Townsend Bay ~^3 40N Townsend, Capc.22 22S Townsend, Cape (Lake Micl)i- gan) ~~~~~~^45 I9n Towronc ,.,^.,,,,,,,.3B 4lN Towton >.»>>~ 53 6IN ~ i2 35N ,33 IfiN 45 3iiN i3 40N 2 18W 9 7 I4N 23 I7R 19 8 6SN 105 22B 34 Towyn Tozer . Tracadie. Tracadie Lagoon Tracana . Trachea Trachea Trachenburg ~~^5I 3IN Traders Ville 42 SON I'rading Hou8&.^41 48N 47 32N .48 30n .36 25:; Trading Lake Traebring ~^ Traen, River Traelh Bach Trafalgar m~ Trafalgar, Cape. 45 ION .56 4HN 48 16N ~52 65N .43 31 N 36 ION Trafalgar, Mount 35 3Bs Trafeya -47 27N Traffic, Mount 63 SON Tragacete,,.~>..,.^0 21N Trasoso ^»«»«>«.«~<..44 I3N Trahan 36 4n Traheryd .............56 36N Train River 46 28N Traintellbeg ~.~.58 24n Traiskirchcn- Traitors Isle, I'r^an ~ Triganopolis Trajanopolis Trajanopolis Trajan's Bridge...45 40n Trakhyli, Cape ~.37 43N Tralee 52 16n Tralec Bay~..~~..52 ION Tralles .........<.~..,37 64N Tramelan......M~...47 13N 47 65N 1 308 42 66N 38 40N 36 19N 41 3N Tramore Tramore Bay. Tramore Bay Tranbach. Trancoso..., Trandberg... Trancmo — Tranen, Isle Tranent ~~.. Ttanl I'ranquebar. Trankar ~- — Tranorhovia Trans...-^ — Transit Point. Transinrisca .. ± Transylvania Trantenan~.w.. Trantzhagcn..., Tranupara Trapa 52 ION i2 8N 53 58N 47 22N 40 44N 66 6n 57 v»3N 66 28N .-55 SON .41 I7N .11 8N 32 ION 38 49N 48 SON 44 I4N 44 3N 46 28N .50 32N .53 SIN 41 2,-)N 40 49N Trapani ....~..»~.~38 2n Trapano, Capc....34 SON Trapes .v~.~~. 48 45n Trapesus...^ 37 32n Trapezus ~.~4I In Trapsano ~.35 I6n Traquair House.~..35 3'>s Trartach 50 IN Traseh River .^,.48 22N Trasimeniis, Lacus 43 ION Traste 42 21 n !«•••■ Map. 19 37 10 44 32 12 12 10 34 34 53 II 53 12 63 II 63 34 20 12 10 41 5-J 23 39B 32 21 B S 6W 76 35W 61 OB 4 68W 4 56W 69wr 100 328 107 408 116 248 2 66W 147 568 2 22W 167 388 2 27W 174 43B 107 308 II 548 3 83Vir 2 35W 66 55W ISO 488 86 46W 67 28 I 16w 4 4w 8 29B 61 51W 64 67wr 33 25b 33 20B 23 78 17 28 SO 30W 87 42W 79 low 8 378 14 238 4 6w 79 47W 6 IW 147 88 15 OB 130 Ovir 1 SOW 9 32B 37 308 13 438 87 4w 3 64W 16 188 137 148 24 SOB 29 S8B 32 18b 26 38 22 318 23 llB 9 44W 9 64W 27 638 7 68 7 9w 7 low 10 2w 7 638 7 25W 10 98 15 2.1B 12 128 2 SOW 16 208 79 478 78 I2B 21 408 I 37W 85 6\v 20 428 21 18B 15 548 10 378 22 88 7 28W 12 32b 32 138 I 69r 21 618 39 43R 25 248 3 B\v 7 48 IS 448 12 8K 18 4lr 44 32 9 10 30 41 41 55 56 28 20 44 44 42 21 19 9 42 24 52 19 40 24 25 30 23 44 II 19 35 27 56 56 66 66 28 13 13 30 15 13 13 13 15 24 21 22 22 12 26 23 33 28 14 44 50 19 19 21 60 24 26 30 14 28 66 27 12 17 I!) Namiiii. Lit. Xo. Of Lou*. Mat. Trent, Rivrr 63 41W Trentham ....^.....62 69N Trenthorst ~.......&3 471* Trentino, River „42 45N Trentishoe. Trenton — Trenton .~ Trcptow--™ Treptow — Trer, Ddol.. .51 13N .43 20N .40 80N .53 41N .54 IN Ttet B4rras..~.....l9 408 Tres Barras, R. ,...3 08 Tres Colunas, Isles ...^.28 30N Tres Fon-as, Cape ~~~~.~~..35 2SN Tres Montcs, Penlns. de ~.»>.46 20s Tres Portos~..~~28 48s Tresbe8~.~.~.~..~43 I4N Tresca Isle — ~~...49 58N Treshnish I»1e8....50 32N Treshnish, Point -56 3GN Tresmeer Tresta Bay Tresviatsl.,. Tretowcr - Treuenbriezen Trevenna Treves ^W^'^V^ ^#^^S«^^«l«' 50 40N 00 SON .57 20N .,61 83N ,52 5N SO 40N 49 48N Trc'vi .^............^..^41 64N Treivalehmai ^..^.IS ION Treviglio .~v,..~....46 30n ■ ~ 48 47N .28 98 .45 40N 60 33N .45 5CN 54 SIN i Trevignano Trevlot, River Treviso Trevose lleai Trevou: Treya Treyford ~..~J50 58N Trezzo «,~-.. — ...45 35N Tri Sinara, Mt. ...39 I3N Triagons ^...,.,^^6 52N Trial, Bay 30 608 Trialevale, Loch .58 7n Trial! 39 34N Triana.....~.~~...~34 7s Triangeros. Triangle, The Triangle Isle Tribulation, Cape 41 6iN .20 60n 3 OS 16 408 Tricherie ..............46 47n Trichinopoly ......10 45N t Trichonia...»....38 40n Trichonium«........38 SON Trichoor ^....^.....lo 28N TrichoowapayroorlO 3IN Tricowille .~~.-~. 7 3n Tridcntuni~.,........46 6n TrieL.................48 69n Trient, River ..^.46 8n Trierls .............^34 22n Trieron, Pii.in...„;t2 30n ± Trieste • 45 37n Trieste .........,.^..45 37n Trieste, Gulf of~.45 37n Trieste. Gulf of...lO 35n Trlgarden ......»..38 21N Trigno, River..~..42 6N ~~3« 39n .~.^ 22N .39 SON .38 2N .37 56N .39 6N Trigomano. Trigueros.. Trikala. Trikala . Trikala . Trikeri - Trikeri, Channel Trikeria Trikot8opa~....~. Trilcucum,Proin Trillick Trilport Trim Trim, Cape. Trimamium Trimbuck...... 'I'rimdon...^... Trimlies ........ 'rriniralngh.,....~,..,....~68 26N Trolomarig, Loch 67 S4N Tiomcr Bay ~~.Ji4 82n Trommoe~..~...~.68 98N Trcmsoe~~..~..~~69 39n Tronas ...^.........,68 SON 50 SON 46 4SN 46 45N ......43 4CN 42 SON 55 4N 55 33N 38 4lN 49 65N ............5*5 4n 55 6n -58 57 N ..56 I4N 5^ 14N Trond, St. Trons Troni Tronto Tronto, River Trool, Locli Troon Tropea ~. Troppau. froqueer Troquhain Trosi Trosaclis ~.. Trosachs Inn 1'rosmi..~....w 46 ION Tro8tan...~»....-....55 3n Troston .52 20N Trottescliff 51 I9n Trotton 51 On Trou ............ 19 32N Troue, Point ~.~,14 188 Troughend~-.....~55 13N Trouim, Glen~.-.~56 57N Troup......«..«..~~.")7 42N Troup Head........,.57 42N TrouBkaia .~... — 54 20N Trout, Lake ...^..46 6n Troutao^-.. «.~ 6 32n Troutbetk 64 25n Trowbridge ^~.5I 20N Trowell 52 57n Trowse Mewton...52 37n Troy 36 19N Troy .......,.,..-.....«...64 34N Troy, Plains of — 39 63n Troy (Ohio; 40 IN Troye« ......,...^....48 I7N Troyon .........,....—49 ON Truaml 16 ON I rub ...^#...-........-46 &7N Trubti'hevsk .........52 32n Truigh .52 44N Trumpington ......^(2 ION Trumry <........«...».52 S9N Trumsoary Trun Trunz. Trupia Truro. Truro (Nova Scotia) Trusthorpe Trutru Truxillo Truxillo Truxillo Truxillo Tryggevelde. Tryon. Trzcmeszna — - Tsagan-tcholou TsampooM~.~..v Tsang ..«...« — Tsao.....,.......,........35 26N T8areva.....-~....~.02 30n Tsarevokokchai8kS6 26n Tsarevosant- choursk ...~.~~..S6 43N Tsaritsuntk .........44 &3n Tsatorgang >.....29 I5n Tsatsak — ^,^..„^3 34N Tschakathurm......46 24N Tachapina 46 41n Tschasovdk 01 37N Tschierf .~.~~ 46 37N Tschikman ~.~09 27N Tschintalas, Lake48 20N Tscbid 33 I2v Tsehsislarab .~~-.,.37 li'N Tserel ..«..— ~-.-,53 On Tseria- 38 43N 57 39N ,U8 60N .64 I4N .38 18N SO I6N 63 20N 31 228 19 23N 16 65N 9 2N 8 38 65 20N 10 17N 52 33N 43 SON •i9 SON .88 20N 64 29W 60 36 laB 66 10 468 26 8 2SB 21 Tsi'vauuhlL-u. 13 08 6 36w 13 338 8 488 19 188 16 OB 6 108 8 598 8 668 13 418 13 S6B 1 28W 4 39w IS 568 17 558 3 S8W 4 6w 17 308 4 23W 4 22W 28 108 6 9w 478 21 K 48W 71 65W 60 168 2 ISW 4 I6W 2 17W 2 18W 6 568 78 30w 99 438 2 87w 2 low 1 I5W 1 188 89 ;9W 7 .38W 26 158 84 I3w 4 68 6 318 26 258 7 518 33 528 8 36W 68 T2«W 7 IIW 08 19 328 22 I5R 6 3w 63 25W 168 18 398 6 46w 86 67W 70 21W 79 4w 12 138 63 38W 17 488 114 3.58 90 08 il6 608 115 308 44 218 48 98 47 21 H 40 468 79 428 20 228 16 288 9 24K SO 418 10 igB 67 498 95 08 4W 39 358 21 688 23 48ii 23 11 30 33 33 33 16 IS IS 35 35 13 13 36 19 13 13 23 12 13 66 13 10 10 10 47 36 9 II 11 11 29 43 35 9 10 9 10 44 13 30 44 14 48 36 63 33 13 10 13 11 14 20 28 10 41 9 38 13 46 49 49 21 41 20 29 29 34 34 33 23 33 23 34 27 19 15 23 15 23 29 36 30 23 28 r^r-. ■U" INDEX TO BLACK'S GENI Namm. t*T. LOMO. Tiidcr . Tu>)lgearrigh Ifo. or UkF. Tudusl, 8. IilM ~Ji3 49N Tuefel's Briick, or Devil's Bridge .^6 3gN Tuejar .» <..^.,.89 SON Tuela, River .~,«~w41 I7n Tufton ^..»...5I 19if Tu0b]r .....4>a saw lligeer Malio- med'a Ft. .......~36 12if Tuggerah Laket~.33 20b I'uggurt .,.. 8 SON ruguoy, Bay.~>,~S9 16»r Tugurt>.,..>.>.«...,..8a 45if Tuil... ^..........,.,..51 40N TuiUe. La......,.>~.45 43N Tujent .»,....4a 14N Tukeea ~ — 2fl Kis Tuklite Soliman -31 iW Tukht-i-Siilcinian36 40N 31 43N Tukrair.. Tula ^#*^>»»i^i« ^j I* * ^>«>»^»» Tula, River. Tulbagh ^ Tnlran — Tule Tulgali TuU--« TuH-i. Kumaiu~w33 S4N Tulla, Loch 56 32n Tullaglian .,...,,.^84 2HN TuUamore ^^..^.^na lis Tulliallan.....>.,....56 Sir TuIIibardine, Tulltbelton ...,~~,JS6 39iv Tullich .......,...#.i.. 5 7 5^ TuUich M*»*^**** * ** * .^^ 32!r Tullich <^......«......67 ISN Tullichroara .,,~~.56 A7N Tulllgaum ..~«.».~..18 37" J ullinij....... ...■>*.»« 1 45 17^ 68 7n 7 86W 56 62N 57 8i» fl7 2nw .S2 S2N Tuifoch Tulloch, Tiiilocli^,, Tulloch TuUocligrib>'ii Tiillogh ^,.~^ Tulloghaiie, Bay_S4 W Tul1oghmelan.,~,.52 I8i« Tullow ..........52 49N Tullowhorn~.~.~^M BSn TulUtorp <.......>...5l> 25N Tulluck Tullybrake.« Tullycorbet. TullyKonim Tullyneron. Tullyhog .. Tuliynessle. Tullyroan . Tulnee. 14 28N ..^•^^JSJ I6N ..,,.^54 llw S7 18W M UN M 37N fi7 IfiM 82 SO"! 19 MN t^-*^*^^**'*** ' Tulngee, River ~.30 10i« Tulorichan.,>~~~~86 41 v Tulsk ,.,,,,^.^fa 46v Tultcha «~-.~.~~»4» 11" Tiimnco, Isle 1 48V Tumogumes~»»~~17 6" Tuinbach .....~~.— 19 42?» TumberhuUy ~.~,15 Ov Tumbcc ....~<-~.~. 8 218 Tumel, Loch 86 41.v Tumerao, River, fee Singapore. Tumercino m,~'~. 7 25» Tumerke~.-~.~-~.13 Oh Tumlboo ......~.~-28 9v Tumillin ~~~~~~3I 46" Tuinipa8a~~~~ — 13 4ns Tummel Br. Inn.56 42" Tummel River.~~56 41 n Tummo 24 IS" ,27 21V .M 7" 25 20N 62 17" — .57 filH 2 488 12 S5b 86 6 I5iv 11 II 361 ai 4 2CW 10 19 58N 99 Tumour Tun, Isle Tuna ~.~ Tuna Tonatg .. Tunantin8~~~. Tunas ~~.~~.~.~...20 40if Tunbridge 51 191* Tunbridge Wells 51 7" Tunps~~~~.-~~.~36 48N Tunevina, Rlver~. 4 528 Tungee ~~~~34 9C!t 8 371 1 aw y aaw 35 45b 1 2lnr 52W 64 58B 151 30a 5 40b a 58W S 45B S 13b 6SSB 1 SOB 80 lAB 69 I2B 47 OB 84 39B 17wr 97 87W 19 9a 77 49vr 105 20W^ 4 35B 69 10R 63 S.'iB 4 41W 8 SOW 7 2r.wr I 43B 3 41W 3 46nr 3 33nr 8 2w 4 8w 4 2w 4 2!)nr 73 4HB 5 2!)B 4 32nr 4 2Rw 4 47W 3 2w 8 44W 8 45\v 9 S2W 7 4fiw 6 44W 3 35W 13 2|W 76 4SB 2.17W 6 53*^ 3 431V 6 27W 6 43W 9 4f>nr 7 25wr 76 34B 84 a'SMT 6 29ir 8 13Hr as A4B 78 47nr 121 22i< 11 3!)B 76 lOB 80 1w 3 64W 7 68 4 4 94 61 19W 25 10B 68 3B 40\v Ow iw 5\V »6b 83 3IR 6 ;miv 34 40R 17 4R 4 4«iv 68 0»v 76 85W I5K 13R 10 MV 68 S2\r 72 6B IS 34 84 31 10 10 sa 36 II 86 16 25 24 S3 33 32 31 46 46 38 49 46 36 S3 sa 13 13 IS 14 la 13 13 II 12 II II 33 14 II II II II 11 13 13 13 13 12 22 33 11 13 II 13 IS II 13 33 44 13 13 27 49 35 18 33 49 13 49 36 32 36 49 12 12 35 33 13 37 22 II 49 47 10 10 66 51 33 Namm. I.AT. t.OH*. .NO. or MAr Turktoun Turlagher. Turlough Turn #*«»#K«W«»«>»»' K^i I9n ..69 2SN S3 S3N 50 19" Tuma ..........~...-4S 48" Tumberry Castle 55 20" Turneff~~»~~~..l7 18" Turnerhall ~~~~JS7 34N Turners Piddle ~.S0 44" Turnhout ~..~.~~.51 19" Turnova ...~...~...39 44" Turon, Cape ,.~~~16 0" Turr ......i?6 2" Turrlir ...~.~....~.57 32" Turrin~~~~~,~,..A3 12" Turris Hanni- balls ~~~~~.~~-35 SO" Turris Lcbissonis 40 50" Turris Stratonis ..32 33" 13 42" 40 II" ~.37 29" .~ 5 4(J8 .46 31 1" 47 21" 46 17" 53 37" 40 32" Turrykair Tursi Turtalili Kieni Turtle Isles Turtle, Lakes, Turtle, River Turtman~~~. Turton Turturano Turtukal-~ 44 4" Turtzburg Pass ~.45 27" Turuchipa ~~.~~.20 3()s Turves~~~~~~~~.43 24" Turvey ~..~-.,-.~..52 9" Turvo, River 11 408 Tury ~~~~,-~-~-~ I 128 Turyassu, Kay~~. 1 188 Tusca, River .16 65" Tuscaloosa. ....33 9" r T'iscany-... .~~ ...43 17" Tuscar Rock Light Huu42 ~^2 I In Tusculum. See Bnvs. of Rome. Tuseil ~~~..~~~~.32 52" Tuseutu, Creek~..a5 20s - - - .66 26" ~.41 55" 26 3,^" .~46 42" 43 40" 43 57N 55 13N -~20 63" ^M 46" ~-A5 39" ~. 8 47" 2 388 26 45" 48 0" 7" 7 17W 7 SHT 9 9w 4 171 24 48B 4 4NW 87 48nr 9 6vr 9 14V 23 aaa 108 25B 70 6B 9 28W 9 45W II 5B 8 20R 34 !>!>9 75 608 16 18B X I6B 137 SOB 79 16W 94 30\v 7 41R 3 27W 18 i* 26 428 95 l.'iB 66 40w S 66B 37W 58 S.'iW 44 S8W 45 8wr 8 46b 87 43tv II 27B Tushelaw Tusilli Tusima ~, Tusis ~~.. Tusket Isles. Tusia, Cape Tuslund ~.-, Tuspan~~.. Tustepec~~. Tustrup~~~ Tuticorin Tutoya~~,-. Tutt Tuttlingen Tutton AFhfleld~.63 Tutukaka Har- bour ~~~~~~~.3S 358 Tuturi, Isle .,~~~ I 3" Tututepeque-~~~.I6 7" Tuti 53 12N Tuxford ~...53 I3N Tuxtla ~~.~~..-~.l8 13" Tuxtla Volcano~.l8 22N Tuy, River. 10 21" Tuya, River~-~.-~36 20s Tuyyallen !J3 46" Tus Khormalt — 34 64" Tuzia ~~~~ 44 35" Tved ~~~~-~ 56 3.1" Tvede •'ig 14" Tvenstrup — ~~..'5C 0" Tver ~~~~~~~~.-56 61" Tverdosra 49 16" Tvilum 66 15" Tvregad 55 63" Twame ~~~-~~~~47 6" Twan. Tweed, River Tweed, River (N. S. Wales) Tweedmoutli-~~ Tweedshaws Twecdsmuir Twcllo — .. Twelve Pins (Gal way) 53 30" Twemtow ~™63 I3N Twickenham ~~~5I 26N Twill Bay~— ~~~.35 3.5N Twinholm ~-~.~~..54 52N ± Twiss ~~-~.~~,~3l 178 Twi8tringen~.~~,~S3 47n Twivcrton 51 22M 33 24" 55 46" 28 58 55 46" 65 25" .55 31" 69 14" 35 67b 147 34B 3 9w 14 34b 126 55R 9 2(iB 66 5\r 28 45B 9 6B 97 I4W 96 53w 8 36R 78 I OB 43 7tv 68 5B 8 48R I I5W 174 30R 60 Ow 97 47W 16 9b 55W 95 low 95 OW 8 36w 66 3w 66 47»V 6 25W 44 36B 18 36B 10 lOB 8 6a 10 98 35 438 19 2<)i{ 9 4IB 9 108 7 OB 46 248 3 Ow 153 308 2 Iw 5 31 w 3 27W 6 5B 9 48W 2 I9W 20W 6 n» 4 6w 115 64R 8 388 2 21 W )W 13 13 13 16 37 13 46 II 10 16 37 39 33 II 9 56 66 31 S3 36 SO 35 42 44 15 9 26 27 27 60 14 10 61 51 61 66 44 25 6 12W 13 25 31 62 13 25 34 15 41 27 21 46 46 21 33 51 32 18 9 53 SI 46 20 9 46 35 24 49 50 13 30 27 21 22 21 23 19 21 21 16 30 12 52 9 12 12 16 13 9 10 36 12 63 17 10 9 I.aT. i-ONO, ^o. or MAr. U Khargeh . Uam Var , u .35 36N 30 40B S7 Uapes, River. Uarana, River. Uariva, River. Uasituba 56 17" 38 3 A7a 288 3 188 Uatahanary, River 1 6s Uatuma, River.~~ 2 428 Uautos, Lake ~»,. 4 33s Ubahi Magdalena Branco, Rivi>r~.I4 Oa Ubahy, Lago de~.l8 468 Ubate ~~~~~~.~~ S 1 4" Ubeda ~~ — 37 56" Ubero .~ ~. ...i .1 1 16" Uberstorf 46 52N 30 1.5N .~~~, 2 27" See Ubhoo -, Ubia, River Ubin Isles. SiDgapor( Ubrique Uca-1~~ Ucayali, River Ucayali, River Uchau ~, Ucheten Uchlz \j cn td»i«'<^n'»i»i Uckermunde ~~,.53 40" Udaba, River ~.~~ 5 50" Udal, Ulen~~~~^7 26" Udbina~~~~.-~~.44 32" Udby e ~~~~.~.~...55 ?8" Udbye~~~~~~~.~66 35" Udde 82 IC" Uddevalla ~~.JM 20" Uddington .. ~ ~~..S5 34n Uddjaur ~~~~~~>.66 8" Uden Udenbredt Udine, Udny Udon, Itiver Udrigill Udvar. Udvarhely Ueberling Uebigau ~., Uenivixi, River Uetersen, Ufifaiilme Uffenheim Cfi-enus, River Ufzan, Bav — .~~~5I 40" 60 32" ~.46 3" .~.67 20" .„44 66" ~57 54" .69 62" 46 19" .47 47" 1 30" .0 18S 53 42" 55" 49 30" „36 20" ,62 1.5" -26 35" Ug borough Uggelbolle Uggle Barn by Ugnano, Isle Ugie, River Ugra ~,50 23" 56 19" 54 27" 44 4" 57 33" -46 2«" Ugthorpe ~~~..~~54 30" UKa Orientalls ~-55 45" TJhahy Magdalena, or S. Miguel, R.13 47s Uhiburlas 38 6" Uhlst ~~~-~~~~-~6l 23" Chlingen ~~~~,~.47 43" Uhnow 50 24" Uiden Anwcn ~~49 40" Uied Salvator-~~.36 3v Uig r« 8" Uig, Bay .-~~Ji8 8" Uig, Lake 67 35" irigansl(oi~,~~~-~53 20.v Uisk, Lake ~~~~.36 21" Uist, North~-~~~57 37" Uist, South ~~~~JS7 I6n Uitdam -~~.~-~~~32 27" t Uitenhage 33 208 33 47s .50 23" 48 46" 49 18" .36 67" 47 51" 26 42" 4 4W 67 SOW 64 26W 63 S^w 57 Sw 63 OW 56 62W S9 57w 64 6w 61 SOW 74 20W 3 24W 68 47w 7 2lB 74 15R 72 55w 36 39" 25" .4 4.58 8 308 .43 44N -52 11" 8 368 -~.Sa 29" Uitenhage UJest UJhely Uihely UJijar~. UJvaro8~ UKl)atiga S24W 48 56B 74 23w 73 20W 4 I6R 5 ,548 75 24W 8 53k 13 64K 67 40w 5 24W 18 48B II 9b 10 lUB S 48B 11 S9b 3 49w 17 60B 5 37R 6 22B IS lOK 2 13W 45 OR 5 21 w 17 50B 25 168 9 108 13 178 65 35W 9 38R 3 20W 10 I9B 36 35B I 27W SI 08 3 61 w 10 248 38W 15 14b 1 49w 24 168 47w 52 OR 64 SOW 30 4.5R 14 318 8 20R 23 53b 6 16R 14 7b 6 21 w 7 5»v 7 7w 6 22w 119 SOK 6 4!»W 7 17W 7 2(»W 6 4B 24 SOB 25 ihH 18 228 17 4!IR 18 438 S 3W 23 I4B 87 OB 13 49 49 49 SI 49 61 49 49 50 49 24 49 IS 33 49 33 24 56 49 49 14 16 49 17 20 49 II 19 31 21 16 22 12 22 16 24 25 U 56 11 22 19 18 20 49 21 10 18 56 10 32 I0 21 9 19 11 19 9 65 49 30 20 18 19 16 26 II 11 II 11 29 12 II II 16 38 38 20 19 19 24 19 33 UllKj. Isle Undaroon . Undela . Underbyc. Underiaud . Underoot, Isle Undcrsvlk ~~. Underup ~~~. Underup Undervelier . Underwood, Point.. UnderwoodsvillcJ UndolombaKraal '. Ungara Bay..~~.~i Ungh, River . Ungha».~.«,~ Unghvar~.. ~. Unguren~. Unie, Isle Union. Unioi Union, Bay ~. Union (Ohio) Union, River-, Union (South (Carolina) Union Town (Virginia)-. Union, West 3 Unir^jarvi .~~~~~6 Unish ~.~.~~- t % United States ( N. America) ~.3 Unklar-iskilessi. See the Bos- phoruB~~. Unklesur ~~~~~.-2 ■Z Unkolah „ Unmak, Isle Unna ....„ Ki iiija ..~~...... Unna, River Unna, River Unnacz ~~~.. Unruhsadt~.. Unsersellen Unscskes, Lake Unst, Isle-~~~.. Unstruth, River. Unt Bruck Untcr Enf!adin Unter Fraiiken~ Unier Vhs ~-~. Unterbacli ~~~ Unterschachen . Unterseen t Unterwaldcn Unthank Untoroae Untzer Unvar. Unwur Uomo Morto Pt. U|>at.-» Upaven Uphill Uplaw Uploden Upiyme. Upminster . Upper R.irr. Upper Cane. Upper Lake Upperby Upperton-~- Uppingham Uppington Upright, Point. Upsa, Lake-~~ 1 Upsala -. Upsnla ~~<-~-~ Upsalquitcli, R Uppsettlington Upton Upton Upton Upton Upton ~ Upton St Leo niird'n. Upton Sciidmnre | Upton Wiirrcn Up way. Upwell Upwood . Ur-. Urof thoCiKil- ACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 53 Lona. t>o, or Ukt. 9I)40B S7 ~,..<...^.31 30N Undela 22 66n Underbyc ^.........,66 68N UnderUiud ^« Underoot, Itio . Undcnvlk .^^ Underup Underup 67 6N ^\0 S2ir .S>\ 36N ^Ji5 67W ,M 4N Under velier ....>.^^7 18N Underirood, Polnt...^....^.w41 308 lTnderwo.4a 33N Unlon*»*»»»»aw»»**^^^»30 60N Unlun, Bay ~..».,~39 38 Union (0>iio).^~3!) 37n Union, River 44 40N Union (South (Carolina) .«.^>^ 40n Union Town (Virginia) 37 36n Union, We8U.~~38 62n Unir^jarvi ..~~~M~67 9n Unlsh 57 36N i United States (N. America) ~^ ON Unkiar-iskilesai. See the Bos- photut^,^.,., — Unkletur...^ — . 21 38n Unkoiah ,1,1111^14 40n Unmak, hie ,„^f'3 ION Unna ^*^»<>»##»<^»>»»>5I 34n K ISB 63 4b 11 201 9 26B 73 661 16 181 9 431 12 lOl 7 14B 174 IIB 88 12W 31 43b 67 Ow 23 4B 10 12B 22 20B 26 42a 14 16k 73 OW 73 34W 79 46w 62 13w 84 KW 68 18W Unna, River Unna, River Unnacz Unruhaadt Unaersellen 8 438 46 16N 44 24N JS2 3N 49 23N 14 508 Unacakea, Lake ^46 38n Unat, I3le.~~^.~^i0 4Cn Unatruth, Rivcr.^1 ION Unt Bruck 48 17m Untcr Entja clin~-46 4Sv Untcr Fraiiken — 4U 86n Unier V>«»..46 I5N Unterschaclicn .~-46 62n Unteraeen .^~>~-46 42N ± Unterwaldcn ~46 52n Unthank .54 43n Untoroae ^.>~,>>«>.>45 S8N Untzcr «^.<^.^.><«>->62 S2N Unvar-~»»~-~-~~~65 67n Unwur ~>^^ »>I7 20N Uomo Morto Pt. 38 I6N Upatn .«^,«<.»>.>~< 7 SIN Upavcn ^51 I9N Uphill *****M**0»**r* -51 19N Upiaw 55 46N Uploden ..^^.^.'^^Sl S7N Uplyme~- 50 41N Upminster ,,,..,-^61 33w Upper Barr--^ ftS 7n Upper Capcy..>~~~33 16N Upper Lake --~~46 ON Upperby -^..«.-54 43N Upperton 57 16n Uppingham .r>«»~~52 36n Uppington ..^^.^^^AZ 40N Upright, Point-~45 388 Upsa, Lake ~-49 25n X Upsala 00 ON Upsala ^-^,K~»-~'~39 S4n Upsalquifcli, R.~-47 42N Uppaettlington —55 43n Upton 52 3N Upton . .-~31 31N Upton ,^_«^~»~~~53 4n Upton .»,^^.~./.>~>~53 I3'« Upton M„._^^.>>>#^3 23N Upton St Leo- nard's.-- .-~51 49N Upton Sciulinorc 51 14N Upton Warren —52 I9N Upway ~50 40N Upwell ^—52 37N Upwood ^ 52 27N Ur— — — :W SON Ur 3i 27N Urof thcCh.il. S\ ION Mo. or M4r. "32 83 31 31 83 33 31 31 16 63 44 38 89 19 36 19 37 19 49 44 44 60 44 41 81 39W 44 80 33W 44 83 32W 44 25 3HK 33 6 37 w 11 93 Ow 39 27 73 4B 33 74 28B 1G8 Ow 36 low 7 398 35 9W 16 68b 16 20b I5 48R 11 41B 69 25W 56w II 2lB II 32B 10 13b 10 6B 9 30b 7 4CB 8 468 7 518 8 20B 2 61W 27 29b 8 66k 6 8w 73 18B 13 7b 62 low 1 48W 2 58W 4 31 W 2 20w 2 57W 14b 3 57W 90 I5W 92 Ow 2 5ftW 3 Cw 44W 2 31W 150 23B 94 20B 17 318 17 368 67 OW 33 29 61 17 61 27 27 20 18 41 12 20 18 15 18 13 15 16 15 16 9 27 17 12 33 26 49 10 10 12 10 10 10 12 44 44 9 11 10 10 62 29 22 30 41 2 8w . 12 2 I3W 1 I5W 64w 9 5.1W 3 6W 9 12W 3 12W 2 6w 2 29w 14b low 46 OB 43 108 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 66 66 NaMua. L«T. Lou*. .46 40N S6N Uruara, River— I 408 Urubamba— .. . ~.~ 1 2 691 Urubamba, River 19 108 Urubaxi. River— 248 Urubu— — — 13 138 Urubuguara, Lake I 208 Urubuguara, River ..«> — .«...... 1 408 Urubupunga Cat 20 468 Urucu — ~~— .10 338 Vrucuya — —.15 468 Uruga «.<,..., .....~.J7 63N % Uruguay, or Banda Oriental 83 308 Uruguay Moream, River ~— 27 lis Uruguay, River —33 438 Urumbamba —. — 13 48 Urumiyeh 37 34n Ururaiyeh. Lake 37 30N Urup, lale 46 6N Uruuuhy — — 9 428 Uriiaauhy, River— 7 12s Urxi Ury 23 48 91 168 62 20W 72 ION 73 27W 65 23W 43 40W 63 I6W NO. e* tUr ' 19 29 61 49 49 49 61 61 63 18W 61 63 22W 61 43 9w 61 47 1W 61 6 39W II 66 OW 61 17 6N ,66 58N j7 21 n .44 44N Ury, River Urzitcheni — . Uabeka ,.,...,.,...38 65N Uacladea — — — ~44 44N Uacx ..<»... .............63 3N Uaed— .»~~— .~.4I 8n Uaedom — ~ — M 49n Uaelbach, River— 48 42n Uaellia ——39 66N Uahak . 38 42N Uahant, lale— 48 20n Uahiniah.Ru 67 I8n Uahkoo, River .—.29 19n Uahrei .....„., ~36 5SN Uailla ***********4 ... ... 3 4 66N Uaingen 60 19n Uainovak .~......~.48 53N Uaitza— — 43 43n Uak,^ ~51 43N Uak, Lighthouse „6l 32N Uak, River 51 33n Uakadah, El 30 13N Uskevagn Loch —67 27n Uakub, or Eaki Bagh .........40 SON Uakup, or Scopia„4l 63n Dalar 51 41N Camonger 29 ION Uaael ....»....,», .'"'.44 36N U88elby~.~~«~~~53 26 v Uataness ——60 IIN Vataritz .—.—...'3 26n Uatica..*, '»' ...,.,..,.,, 3 8 45N Uatica. Isle — tUit-Urt 67 65W 58 30W 71 42W 46 10B 45 308 149 5B 46 Ow 46 20W 36 40B 2 I4w 2 36w 26 44B 66 08 4 9b 16 438 1 28W 13 62ni II 68 8 308 29 308 6 6w 7 13W 67 258 45 9b 10 458 8 238 40 3!)B 19 47b 2 53W 3 OW 2 59w 35 428 7 12W, 61 60 48 30 30 29 51 61 30 11 II 27 32 14 20 24 20 18 66 80 14 II 33 30 66 17 23 27 10 10 10 37 II .— .~38 43N .44 ON 38538 66 Usuinaainta River ~.~—.~"~18 38N Usupama Sound— 5 80N Utacupel ~ ~36 60s Utica \. —37 ION Utica(New Yorkl — ~"43 8N Utiel 39 35N TTtila Isle — ..— «~16 2N Uto Isle — , 68 67N .52 8N .52 6N .37 UK hh 44N M 54N ,53 On ,43 44N 2 18N 31 188 30 21 428 27 9 338 17 53 48 32 1 26b 14 22W 9 1 16W 12 1 30W 14 13 58 56 13 lOB 26 55 OB 29 92 28W 46 61 55W 49 66 12\v' 50 10 08 66 ± Utrecht Utrecht Utrera Utstrup Uttoxeter Uttoxeter Caatle Utum~..~— ~ — Uturau, Mount.. Utua, River 42 80n Utwyl— »~— — — 4' 35N Uxbridge ..,—51 3.1N Uxi— .— ' 31 40N Uxmal ^-20 16N Dya, lale „ „..ni) 41 n Uyea, lale —CO 38N Uzeemabad — «.29 13n Uzerche — .~ „ .. — 45 25n Uzc«« «— 4* 1" Uzmaeaton ...»— J5I 48N Uznach —47 I3n Uzon 5« *''• Uzpallata — ~.— 32 348 Uzundia, River— 41 .5fiN Uzundjaova — 41 fl»" Utwyl ,r.,~47 27N 75 I3W 1 18W 86 55W 18 16B 6 98 6 68 6 43w 10 678 I 51 w 1 WiW 24 40B 64 a'JW 24 12B 9 ISB 2yw 50 08 89 20W 55W 1 24w 68 32K 1 30B 4 238 4 67W 8 &6B 3 2HW 69 37W 25 578 25 478 9 4B 44 24 46 22 16 16 24 21 9 9 56 49 56 15 10 56 47 12 12 32 14 14 10 15 12 50 27 27 15 L**. L«Kn tr>'. er U4I Valdlvia.^..— ..— ~34 488 Valdivia, Point —89 ha Valdivia, River —39 4M Valegglo— .. 45 21 N Valegoutaol 47 27N Valenca.... 6 40b Valen^a do M*n- ho —43 IN Valence —-——44 6n Valence— —44 66n 19N ...39 30N wlO I3if !»N XMOm 73 36W 78 ai-v 10 478 30 08 43 aw 9 9N 60 31 N t Valencia or Valentia Valencia — , Valencia—, Valencia de Alcantara Valencia Point Z Veragua) — . Vaienciennea Valenda* —46 48N Valeni — 44 6In Valeni — . 44 18n valeni „..»..... .......45 6n Valentano — _— 42 32n ValentiaHarbour 51 57n Valentia Isle— .„.SI 65N Valentin, (ape,— .53 388 Valentine.— 43 6n Valenza— — 46 In Valetta— — 35 62n Valey, Sound —GO 12N Valgarana.,w,— 44 24N Valhalla 49 ON Vaheaara —46 8n Var Valkl % Valladolid t Valladolid valladolid Valladolid Valladolid Valladolid (Aasuay). X Vallc Fertil Valle Fertil, Villa del Valle, Le Valle, Rio del. Vallegio„ Vallfifjea Vallengin Vallensved Vallea— .— .. Vallea Valleuial Vallievo, Vallo Valmaseda— . Valmojado-. Valognea— . Valona— ».,. {41 37^ 41 69^ 42 20^ 57 41 n .49 48N 37N 69N 20N 19 ON 41 40> 19 SON !0 33N 4 308 .30 24S ~30 288 .49 28N .24 45S 478 47 IN ..—.55 16n .21 ftON _36 2«N 43 31 N .44 20N 40 I3N 43 llN — ~40 I4N 49 30N „_40 27N Valona, Oulf of — 40 25n Valone, River— ~42 S4n Valotoria Valouiki Valparaiso Valpo— , Valache, Cape. Valsequillo— „ VnlSIO <^*^Ki^^i»^>#ii Valta. 38 18N 50 13N .33 28 5 40n 8 258 38 21N 55 44N 37 6N I Valteline — — ~46 I9i< Valtcsinko —37 42N 45 69N 19 26N 42 13N 41 60N 37 31 N .40 18N 12 45N 37 13N »4 SSn .~I8 45N -.38 33N Valvasore Valverde Valverde. Valverde Valverde Valverrti Vamain baddy Vambakon— Van. Van Van Van Dienicn's Gulf — „ Van Dicmen's Lan(l( Island of) 42 lOs { Van Diemi-n'a Land ( New Holland) Van Kyla — ... Van, Lake of Vanfts «,..-. — Vancouver, C'.-i Vancouver's I Vanilalia-., ~...38 hW Vandelv -61 S'jn flfr sc 3fl 'a 61 8 35W 94 Mb 14 4 648 H 27W 84 30W 94 68 Ow 49 7 3W 31 8 14 \ 4 7 12 81 33W 3 328 9 16B 34 648 24 188 26 108 II 488 10 20W 10 23w 68 .3W 4l8 378 31B 3Cw 258 98 1 378 22 638 24 678 35 348 4 4IW 6 13W 5 low 91 40w 4 42W 100 ."iSw 88 low 79 4rt' 67 30W 67 13W 2 64W 63 20w 8 6lB 18 12b 6 54k 11 39b 98 30w 9 408 17 318 19 448 15 138 3 8W 4 Cw 1 30W 19 388 19 24k 11 128 20 26B 38 13B 71 36w 18 28B 137 60b 6 I9w 13 418 21 4lB 9 55B 22 68 12 52b 2 :4w 6 14W 6 iw 6 87w 64\v 78 40b 23 348 84 54W no SOB 43 17K 47 14 15 27 27 27 25 IS 13 48 14 25 26 la 25 IS 14 19 2S 23 34 34 24 46 24 46 46 49 60 60 14 60 25 38 16 21 46 66 27 27 26 24 24 14 27 27 25 28 23 SO 19 a5 24 23 38 25 28 26 24 24 24 24 24 33 28 44 34 30 12 08 131 OR 63 I4u 118 53 —16 OS ...31 78 ...38 3iK „_,S8 30n ■iipe-35 8s Isle .49 3 N 136 »>8 20 48« 42 488 14 308 IIH IIB 125 SOW 89 OW 6 22B 5B 63 88 80 23 .53 39 44 23 Tollan.1 51 TollcroM . Tollcrton . Tolletbury T<.llic~..~~ Tolm M»~»~~. Tolmnchan .~ Tolna ...^.~> . Tolo Bay Tolofln Toloaa, Ddv «.. Tolnhoei . -,-85 51 N 54 SN 51 4^(j 2s Toloor, Ule~>~.^ 4 32n Tolophoiu~~..~~^ 21 N ToloM ~>.>..<~.-3f) 28Kr ToloM «. 43 7N Toliwa~>~>~>.~>..>43 40N Tolox 36 44N Tolpiji 46 4fiM Toliiagcr>^~>~»~~5S 4!)n Tolata .^..w>...~.58 13N Tolita 58 2gN Tolsta Head 68 27n Tolitrup „,...,„„.Jili i2n Token, B vcr-.~~39 68 Toltneglatou^,....^ 2ns Tolu .> «^.~ — 9 3lif Toluco 19 lfii« Tolve 40 41i» TolzU.- 47 44N Toinaclirocliri 67 16v Tomahawk.Lake 45 25N Toniaho Mount.^ 3 20s Tomakovka .^,.^47 48n Tomantotil^ 57 14N Tomas/aw^ ^50 25N Tnmatlan ^^ ...19 66N Tomaya.,..>.,.^....>, 8 8S Tomb, I«le<..^~,~26 22N Tomb, River ~.~. 2 30N Tomballier, Bay .29 20n Tomballier, Islc~29 6N Tombean ,..^.,.^,.M IDn Tombeckbec, River ~,~.™~~.3t 8n Tombo....^^.....,l2 388 Toinboro Vole. ~- 8 23s Tonibreak .~,«.^~57 27n Tombreck^ Tomculani Tomdrup Tomdu-... Toin^ Isle Tomgrany Toml ..^ Tomiline Tomina I »>^*i«*^i«i*o»»«« ...56 32N ~.66 4«N .,M 49W 7 34N ..48 51 N „52 64N 4 Ti* 20i« 19 208 57 l«f 103 30s Tomo, River, Tomont Hill Tomsk Tona Tonal . Tonala Toncado. Toncoj Tonner. Tondey<. Tominack Tomini Tomini Gulf _ Tomintoakie „„^'J 27n Tomkin8ville.~~.36 39N Tomlinan~~.,~~..57 19N Tomo ~~~~...,.,..» 2 27" 6 20N 6 23N .56 4ngtcheou~.~~..32 6n rongtcheouen~~~2C 3QN Tongting, Lake~.39 5n Tong-ting-hoii ~.29 I On Tongue«~~.«..^~.68 2711 C7 \\v \25 XiK 23 16B 7 39Mr 2 3vr 1 20ii 4 67w 27 27B II .12ii 6 48\v 6 16\v 6 15W 9 2Cii 73 3f>w 3 40W 76 I4«r 99 25Vir 15 .5811 II 378 3 43\v 89 47W 126 35a 34 4IID 3 ZFivr 23 31 ■ 106 22W 74 I3W 66 26B 68 Ovr 90 imv 90 31w 3 63W 29 28 24 34 5.5 24 27 21 II II II 21 50 11 49 46 26 18 11 44 35 23 11 23 4C 49 32 49 44 44 12 88 6w 73 SOvr 118 QH 3 20W 4 I3tv 3 36v/ 9 I6B 8 39W 3 2.5W 8 32W 28 36B 3 66w 63 43W 3 64W 121 16B 122 Cb 3 26nr 86.S4V 3 20W 68 3W 68 8w 3 38W 86 OB 27 26b I0 34B 94 llw 2 I3B 134 60B 8 52B 79 OB 26 33B 136 OB 116 40B 120 22B 2 18W 112 lOB 175 40B 175 Ow 116 1.'>B lOS .5.5B 103 22B 6 06w 5 52B 113 30B 107 3B 96 30E 71 25W 116 30B 5 26B 119 Ob 103 44K 112 20B 112 20B 14 4W 44 49 a5 II 12 11 21 11 14 13 66 11 SO 11 35 35 11 44 11 49 49 12 29 27 25 46 24 29 21 33 27 29 34 34 10 20 66 64 34 34 34 11 16 34 34 an 60 34 16 34 34 34 34 11 — 3.5 Kn 117 4.1K Tot, n.iv. Tnr, Caitic ~~~~.66 52N Tor, Kl 28 131* Tor Head 5.5 UN Tor Moliamii~..~~60 2!>n Tor Mori- ~.~.86 ION Tor, Mountains of 28 26N Tora, Point 34 12a Toranbeg~,~«.~~.66 '.'2n Torooor .~~.~~.». 9 45n Torbane ~~~~.~J(7 UN Torbay ~....~.~~..60 2Gn Torbay I Nova Srotia)~.45 I2n Turbel ..~,~..,~....46 I2N Torcisi^. .~~..37 27N Torrsa ~~~~.46 SON Torcy, Grand ~.~,49 4yjf Tord, Kiri;li 55 2n Tordendorf~~~~JS3 48N Tordera..^. ~~.41 4SN Torde8illas~~~~_4l 3IN Tordillo, Lake 36 28s .23 4nN 4 a5N .65 66N 44 58N .~.22 4N .^.37 468 Torestorp 67 27n ~ "■ I5N 1 33N 66 30N Toree Torcecli, R. Torefors ~.~, Torello Torenuwaddy. Torero Torga Torgau Torget, l8le~~~~ Torgoyle, Bridge and Inn~ 57 12N Torgullian ~.~~~66 Ms Torinbreacli ~~.._67 9n Toristell Castle ~JU 3.5N Torjok Tork ~ Torkan Torkard Torksey Torma~~^ Tormaid Lncli Tormaleo Tormasle - Tormekovi .>«57 2N .57 1!»N 45 35N .53 ?N .53 17N 18 43N 68 3IN 43 3N — 55 46N . . >7 uON Tormcs, River ~._4I 23n Tormildonach ~~~57 31N Tormium~~.~~~.10 ISN Tormore ~~~~~~55 32n Tormore, l!ile~~~44 46N Tornau ~.~~~~~~51 37n Tornavacus ~~~~.40 21 n Tornaya ~~~~,.~~46 15N ±Tomea ...68 On Tornea ~.~.~>~~~65 60N Tornea, Lake~~~68 19N Tornea, O. 66 1.5N Tornea, River ~~..66 &4N Torneafors Founderv ~.~...67 28N Tornella ~~>~...~.42 6N Tornese, Cape~.~.37 .53N Tornese, Castle ~,37 53N Torn! ~~~.. ...46 47N Torning Tornish Tornos IToro Toro Toro Toro Toro, lsle„ Toro, Lake Toroczko Torok .66 17N .58 ION 1 4N .41 3'iN .41 3IN .41 35N 4 25N ~38 63N ~23 32N .-40 27W 47 1.1N .45 37N 6 CW II 33 .'KIR 37 6 \vr 13 3 .low 10 8 '.IS 13 Torok Becso Torok K. K.iiiisa„46 3n Toronaic. Gulf ~,40 On Torone „ Toron.say Toronto. Torop .... Toropetz Toros Torp. Torpa Torpe. Torpe Torphichen Torquay.~~^ Torquemada Torr Torr, Lake Torra~~w.... Torra Wady Torralba-.... .40 ON 33N .43 41N ,56 69N ..5(i 29n 43 12N .42 36n .57 13N CO 36N ,58 IN .65 66N .~-60 27N .42 4N ...58 32N .63 54N 1 ION 32 4.1N .4 33N 33 a5K 71 60v 8 58B 1 26R 26 16b 40 llB 109 S2B 105 IB 98 SOB 93 40B 89 50B 116 50B 68 30b 33 30B 8 268 24B 45B 43 52B 50 38B 8B 98 OB 36 17R 23 IB 23 33B 1.5B 3 22B 19W 4 SOB 4 66B 108 OB 108 15B 89 SB 40b 42B 30 27 B 1 66b 4 22W 99 4b 7 18B 106 20R 6 .57b 21 40w 107 ROB 33 20B 26 lOB 26 8R 20 40B 25 33B 94 .54 F 16 16 34 an 17 14 34 S3 22 19 II 33 10 34 46 SO 60 II 23 66 10 10 9 10 9 19 34 12 34 12 14 14 30 29 29 34 11 23 21 63 23 37 35 29 23 14 23 23 12 14 14 38 23 34 34 29 29 29 32 30 14 14 14 23 23 14 29 30 28 28 14 16 14 14 14 35 35 29 14 14 23 14 10 34 36 3.5 14 38 34 30 30 30 38 38 at 47 29N —47 33N 41 43M fiO 27!* 53 I7M ^49 41N .~^ 48M ltd 43 35S 60 37W 46 ON 57 3.W 60 71* SO 26M 40 KH \a 22N 18 4ls M 4» ^51 29W -,S2 3m .,40 •iGf —51 36M SI 62N fi3 37M 52 33N 63 40N 47 I4M ~~,28 b»n fi6 7M 35 I6N mw^mS'') 15N 49 23N »— ^7 43M ~4I 7N w28 I5v 40 35M ~28 37!« wu 67 12M koi &2 3UN -44 30N 8 4I« 8 33K 2 591 18 3la 9 48fl 1 !■ 1 40vr 160 2.tx 10 4611 22 14B 6 lOvv 42 aOR 3 40V 110 .VIB 91 3-'w 66 iw 69 14«v 6 law 62 41 R 30 3MB 4w 34 w 2 2()\v 49b s mv 23 I7R lUA 22B 3 67W 117 3B 3 29W 6b 3 If^B 40 20R 90 SOB 64 4nR 105 40B 2 4lW 65 52B 112 20B ^63 40N ,.JS6 56N -48 40N .—..54 UN —63 6\tt #.....66 4n .„43 8n -43 3SN -25 36s ~65 4n -34 48N ~31 lOM -60 30N w58 On R 65 ION —.—66 68N rcr— 38 25N —38 40N ta .,46 33N idle 45 22N —.^.47 16N 59 6N —.62 28N 45 48N •r —64 40n 40 20N C— 37 2n 37 4.^ 43 UN 60 36N —.—43 31 N 45 3N — 46 32n 16 On iour~16 3n k— Co ION 48 3SN ,«.— 47 24N ka —62 6(iN . 48 IIN 61 47N .—35 12N —,34 40N 23 16N 45 22N 33 64s — ~26 I8N —38 46N 39 aiN —39 34N 5.„<_33 158 — ~,30 388 .10 31S 136 OB 23 lOB 5 568 37 27B 37 2lB 6 13%v 6 S8B 1 26B 25 16B 40 llB 109 S2B 106 IB 95 60B 93 40B 89 SOB 116 50B 68 SOB 33 30B 5 26B 24B 46E 43 52B 50 38B 8B 98 OB 36 17B 23 IB 23 33B 158 3 22B 19W 4 SOB 4 56B 108 OB 108 15B 89 SB 40b 42B 30 27B 1 56b 4 22W 99 4b 7 18B 106 SHr 6 S7b 21 40w 107 ROB 33 208 26 lOE 26 8b 20 40B 2S 33B 24 541' 15 15 94 30 17 14 34 53 23 19 11 33 10 34 46 60 fiO 11 23 66 10 10 9 10 9 19 34 12 34 12 14 14 30 29 20 34 11 23 21 37 168 179 13K 63 67 25N 48 IIB 33 —26 22N 31 61 R 37 Ule 6 OS 4 OK 35 39 23 14 23 23 12 14 14 38 33 34 34 29 29 29 29 32 30 14 14 14 23 33 14 29 30 28 28 14 16 14 14 14 35 35 29 14 14 23 14 10 34 36 30 14 38 34 30 30 30 38 38 38 Trancoio —40 44N Trandberg 56 6n Trancmo — — S7 33N Tranen, Ule 66 uhn Tranent «—-.....». .65 stiN Tranl 41 I7n I'ranquebar..— ..~l I 5n Trankar —..—.33 ION Tranorhovia —38 49if Trani, 48 30N Trantit Point 44 14N Tranimriica —44 3n ± Traniylvania —46 2hn Trantenan ."lO 32n Trantthaeeii— ~63 3IN Tranupara —41 2.'n Trapa .......—......■ 40 49N Trapani 38 2n Trapano, Cape— 34 66n Trapes —~~—.~48 45n Trapetut— 37 32n Trapczus ~.— 41 IN Trapsano — —35 I6n I'raquair Hou«e.~35 STiN Trarbach 60 IN Traien River —.48 33N Tra«imeniig, Lacui —43 ION Traste. 42 21n Trau 43 33N Traugh .~— ~.— 68 4n Traun, Falls of —48 6n Traun»tein ~.~~~47 SIN £ Travancore «— . 9 On Travasos ......<...~41 58N Travemunde— ~~.63 57N Travers 46 56N Traverse, Grand, Ifilei —.,..,..^,^.46 30N Traverse Isles — _66 08 Travozersk 66 45n Trawbeaga Bay— 55 19n Trawdcn 63 61n Trawenagli Bay— 64 63N Trawnik 44 14n Trawsfynydd— ..62 64n X Traz OS Montes ,w.».~>~.4I 3In Trelsle 12 15n Tre Ponti Tower 41 33n TreSanti... 41 23n Trebbin 52 12N Trebla, Rivor —45 3n Trebigna.^ -42 43n Trebigne — ~.42 43n Treblsacche ....—.39 62n Trebisonde ...— «..41 4N Trebnltx 61 18N Trebokhi, PorU~38 46N Trebiijena ..—,36 51 n Trebutchi, Lake-40 65N Trecastle 61 fis Treddin ChanneL63 7n Tredlngton ..—....61 68n Treemmen ......... 5 2 32N Treen. River — .~64 28n Trefdraeth— ...— 53 13n TreffViw —....— 53 ION Trefoil, Isle 40 448 Tregaron ...—.~~.52 13N Tregellae ,...„—. ~.41 40n Treglie Le 40 41n Tregoget ...—...32 I6N Tregony ,50 16N Tregosse's Islets .17 458 Treguicr 48 49n Tregynon— .— ~62 34n Treib . .,.—46 66n Treig Glen — .~66 44n Treig Locli 56 48N ~ ..47 21N 50 UN 48 ON .18 25N 51 46N ~37 6«>r .52 SON -49 19N ..47 8N Treillieres Treis. t Trelsham t Trelawney Trelicli — Trelovouni, M Tremadoc .— ~ Trembowla^-.. Trementinc .. Tremczen, Gulf of Tremiti, Isles. Tremp — Trempen Trenabay — 59 22N Trende Bspinos— 25 l.'is Trcnkini— — -61 ION Trent «—..«— ..—,-44 8n Trent —.—-46 4n Trent —...54 Us 7 25W 10 :m 13 2.1B 12 I2H 9 B6W 16 ?6b 79 47" 78 I2« 21 46B I 37W 85 6W 26 43B 24 18B 16 54b 10 37B 92 8B 7 9Hnr 12 32R 32 13H I 69b 21 51 B 39 43R 95 24B 3 bw 7 4B 16 44B 24 21 32 33 12 36 23 33 28 14 44 66 19 19 21 56 24 26 30 14 28 66 27 12 17 19 12 SB fic 18 41B 37 16 15B 19 2 47W 9 14 OB 19 12 35B 18 77 0« 33 8 llw 24 II I* 17 6 4IB 15 35 25N 42 7n 42 7N .54 24N 86 30\v 27 Owr 30 37B 7 22W 2 7W 8 26W 17 42B 3 65W 7 low 109 lOR 12 69b 15 47K 13 I3B 9 38B 20 6b 18 23B 16 97B 39 43N 17 6b 24 38B 6 9w 19 34B 3 30w 3 6w 3 %W 13 46b 9 8X 4 23W 3 BOW 144 49B 3 54w 13 30a 17 I5B 7 9w 4 65W 180 4SB 3 I6Hr 3 18W 8 38B 4 49nr 4 45W 1 38W 7 12B 7 50B 77 3RW 2 4.3W 23 4!4B 4 7w 25 SOB 49W 44 2 23 13 9 13 27 9 24 35 25 25 30 25 27 37 26 30 20 28 24 27 10 S 10 20 21 9 9 63 10 66 26 36 10 62 14 10 15 12 12 14 13 13 47 10 28 <) li) 14 1 2«W 16 298 65B 21 47B 3 3w 61 25W 5^ 68 IOR qq 77 39vv 42 II LIB in 22b Trigno. River— 42 5N Trigumano .38 Vm TrlRueroi— — 37 22N Trikala 39 SON Trikala ........ .,88 9n 1'ilkala— .— 37 S6N Trikeri 39 6n Trikerl, Channel of- ..,38 54N Trikcria— »,w37 I5N I'rikotaopa 36 68N Tril— ~— . 36 258 Trilcucum.Proin. 43 40N Trillick 54 27N Trilport —48 67N 19 21 A1 34N —56 SIN 43 SON 19 62N 64 43N .61 S9N Trim Trim, Cape Triniamium Trimbui-k— .,. irimdon, Triroliet Trimmlngham— 62 .^2N 'IVina — ,...,~ —34 35N Trinadad(Cuba)-2l 41N Trlnadad (Guatlmala).— .12 ION Trinamadan ..— ,04 44N Trinconialee — 8 22N Trindelen, Point.64 33n Tring «—.—.— JM 48N Trinidad— —10 30n Trinidad .. 26 8s Trinidad 14 37s Trinidad Bay— 40 67N Trinidad Isle 20 108 Trinidad Mine —28 gN Trinidad, Gulf of ( PatagDnia)......49 16B Trinidad dc Pampas — —.14 608 Trinidad, Real de In. .11-1 .1 jjiijjjii-'?o 23N Trinidad, River ...29 40N Tiinidad River, (Ism.of Panama) 9 On Trinitie, La 14 44N Trinity ——.—...41 48N Trinity (Jersey)— 49 16n Trino 45 12n Trinomalle —12 I5N Trintinhull — .. — 50 S9n Triomaile 12 16N Trionto, Point.— ..39 36n Trios 36 69n Triou— ~— ~.— .46 S7N Tripassore— — 13 8n Tripetty ^-13 40n Tripatoor .-.—w— 12 30n ± Triphylia 37 20n Triphylia— .. 40 ION ± Tripoli 32 ON Tripoli— .33 S2N Xripoli 6 13N .38 2N 34 ON .33 48N 6 20N . 8 2IN 41 4fiN 36N 40 12N 39 48N 8 488 48 1<)N 67 42N 5i 6N 37 29N 47 25N 14 40B 33 35B 6 41W 21 4NB 22 3'iB 29 27B 33 SB 39 6611 33 18B 33 12B 69 Hw 5SW 29\V 58B 45W 6'iw 3B 73 35B 1 26tV 1 I8B 1 ■26B 86 681V 80 6wr 7 7 2 6 6 26 85 3vir 7 I.5W 81 34b II S8R 40W 61 26W 65 43W 64 26W 124 Ow 27 20W 108 4Svir 2.'> 38 34 37 28 38 38 38 38 38 60 M 13 14 13 12 66 33 9 10 9 44 47 46 13 33 31 10 49 61 49 45 3 46 Truxillo — . Truxillo — .. Truxillo — . Tryggevelde. Tryon- ...15 55N .. 9 2N ... S 3B .,65 20N w46 I7N 76 40W 48 6S60W 49 106 4IW 4G 96 3w 46 80 OB 60 68W 20 69B 2 6W 8 16s 79 16b 9 4IW 79 9B 16 62B 25 16B 6b 79 68B ?9 328 78 38B 21 481 20 5911 IS OB 13 14R 77 I9w 12 288 29 3B 49 47 27 14 25 33 10 33 26 28 14 81 33 83 ?.» 66 36 36 47 36 30,56 38 SOB 56 35 60B30,6C 22 26B 28 29 258 25 128 38 348 19 128 22 SB 17 IIW 28 28 66 23 28 86 13 40w 78 128 10 36B 1 4IW 21 5!)B 10 08 9 128 103 58 77 88 14 31 r 13 lOB llw 26 25B 151 08 9 148 6 19W 4 25W 23 218 9 288 32 108 34 348 3 33 21 9 28 56 56 35 33 25 56 14 30 62 18 24 10 28 15 56 66 27 58 30 66 8W 41 Triemeaznj —..52 33N TsJgan.tcholou —43 S)ii« Tsampoo— .29 SON Tsang 88 20n Ttao— — 36 36N Ttareva— — 63 SON Ttarevokokchalsk 66 96n Tsarevot.«nt- choursk .......— ..66 43N Tiaritsunek —...—44 63n Tsatorgang —39 ISn Tsataak 43 84n Tschakathurm 46 24N Tsrhaplna 46 41n Tschasovnk . CI 37N Tscbierf 46 37n Tschikraan . 69 27n TichintalasLake48 20n Tsebid — 33 I2n Tsehsislarab — -37 li'N Tserel 53 On Tscria— — 38 43n Tseyanghicu..— .32 35n Tslialtigihi —37 40N Tsi Tsin Tsin . Tsinan. Tsinanfoo. Tsinfouy, Islo. Tsing-hae-wei Tsin-Iing Tsintzina Tsipiana Ttongpanliua T«orpi Tsouka — Tsoukala. Tsu-choo Tsucn. Tsumureri, Lake .32 56n Tsung-ming. Isle.3l 40N Tsunhifoo— .— ....27 60N Tsuny ~— 27 35N Tsylemskoi —.—..65 6n Tsyima, River 66 ION Tsyvilsk— . Tua, Loch Tua, Loch Tuam Tuary 28N .36 44N 34 30N —..36 45N .36 40N 19 I8N 36 66N LI 40N 37 ION .37 37N 32 26N 1 15N —38 47N —.38 8N —36 30N 26 3N 55 42N 56 32N 58 17N — ~63 3IN .M.,J)8 8N ± Tuat, or Twat— 27 36M Tuat, Oasis of— 26 50N Tubactis — ..33 3Cn Tubs Prom. 10 30n Tubakat Fuhil— 32 SON Tiibarao 6 28 Tubariyeh — .^-.'S 48n Tubariyeh, Bay —32 60n ~ • 32 23N .64 3N .54 ION .53 46N ..■52 l&N .33 40N 33 55N .11 30N Tubal Tubbercurry Tubbcrscnavan. Tubbrid Tubbrit t Tubbus Tubbui Tubeldi Tuberathi, River_40 49n Tubingen —48 32N Tuboc — .. .. 7 43N Tuburbo 36 60N Tuburbo Minus— 36 32n Tuburbum Minus .— — .~36 46n Tiibutama.^.— — 32 8n Tucaber— — 36 SON Tucahunos, River 5 \f>% Tucapel— — w.„— 36 2.^8 Tiicapel Volcano„37 Os Tucca Tere- binthina —..—...38 35n Tuchan— .— — 42 64n Tuchc, River . TucheU Tuckersvillc. Tuckerton — Tuckmill , Tuckouhatchie. ± Tucuman — ~. Tucuman —26 63s Tucuman — .—26 678 Tudall— ..— 54 38N Tudela ——42 6n Tudela de Douro-41 37N .14 08 .53 36n ,31 29N .39 38N .65 26N ,33 12N .26 508 85 57W 70 aiw 79 4W 13 138 63 .ISir 17 4H8 114 358 90 08 :i6 608 115 aoB 44 218 48 98 47 31 il 40 468 79 428 20 228 16 288 9 348 60 418 10 188 67 408 95 08 4W 39 358 21 588 33 488 108 458 30 298 115 38 113 428 106 458 117 108 116 658 106 208 122 188 108 308 29 38B 22 318 103 Snn 46 78 23 288 21 428 114 308 111 328 78 20b 121 128 106 608 107 88 60 258 52 208 47 348 6 llw 6 18W 8 SOW S 66W 2 08 1 108 16 08 61 08 35 408 112 108 36 28W 35 338 30 368 35 218 8 40W 8 27W 7 12W 9 46W 67 408 67 378 27 08 19 278 S 58 124 138 9 398 10 228 9 438 110 43w 9 408 49 22W 71 OW 70 OW 9 08 2 408 68 38W 17 478 81 62W 74 20W 5 38W 85 40W 64 «w 64 asw 65 2w 9 218 1 ^w 4 34W 4'i 49 49 31 41 90 89 24 34 34 33 33 33 33 84 37 19 15 23 IS 33 29 36 30 33 38 29 30 34 34 34 34 39 86 34 34 28 28 29 23 38 38 84 34 33 84 39 84 23 23 23 13 U 13 U 36 36 56 55 31 85 51 81 81 31 13 13 13 13 33 83 86 37 18 36 36 56 56 46 36 51 50 60 56 14 49 30 44 44 12 44 60 60 60 31 24 34 I .J Tuinbach «^I9 4:2<« Tumberhully IS M Tumbci ,......^.^ S 2lN Tunnel, Loch_..M..Jt6 4I.M Tumvrao, River. See Singapore. Tumereiiio Tumerke Tumlboo Tumlllln TumtpaM Tiingce Tunf(-(han> ylng. Bay, Tuiigurgee^ S Tunguii , Tung-yai ITunii^ Tunli, Gulf of Tunja Tunkhan '«>**#*.^..S.1 Ttinor ...>^..,„^_ai Tun8talL~.~».~M,„A2 Tunttall ~~.».«^^A I Tunstead ^>.>^.,^A3 46n Tunuyan, niver>~33 429 Tuparro, River ^ fl l.W Tuphium,.„...,.....a6 33N Tupilco >.>>.><..».,^1 8 I2N Tupinambaramas, Isle^,....^.....,,..^ 3 Tupinambaramai , River ^>w^~s>. 3 Tupiza ...,..»......,21 479 109 Ttippee ^~M~~.~d3 I3n Tupgley>.>«^.»..^.S2 3n Tupungato, M. ^..^ 309 Tuque, La.~~..~.47 19N Tur Khnrinali~~^35 3n Tura, River ^....^S? On Turag ^^^.^.....^,29 46N Turanga ,~~.»<».»»,38 44s Turanna ~,~.»~.«,..23 IGn Turbela .,^..<».~»^<34 57n Turbentlial >>.^~~^7 27n Turco .M.~.~«>~~«_'iO 34s Tiirco. M. ^...^.wS? 35N ^i^^^jo*^^^* »^*« JJl R68 II 39a 76 lOi no I IV 8 Mw 7 M* ~-l8 O"* ..^ 9v .,.^1 4nM 19 4ria Tummel Br. Inn.M 43i« Tummel River..~wA6 4 IN Tumina^~...».^».,94 ISn Taincmr-,..~~ — ,..27 2tN Tun, I«le ^..^^...M 7n Tuna ^~,~.~...,..,2a 20N Tunatg ......„.»^.57 ■%7n Tunantin»,.^....<~ 2 489 Tunat ,.,.....>,^,^.20 40i« Tunbridge »1 nif Tunbridge Weill .tl 7n Tunp* <......~......».36 4RN Tunevina, Rivcr..^ 4 539 «CM .23 4!»'f ,lfl ION rfiR 30N 68 201* 62 SUN ja ION 34 ON .36 42N .37 »W 5 28N 61 I9w 9S ion 68 3B 7 40»v 68 Ow 4 \w 4 Air 94 :M9 83 919 6 .TOiv 34 409 17 49 4 4HW 08 0\r 76 SAW lAR 1.19 10 MV AS 63\r 79 6B 117 409 76 79 192 09 114 OR 108 09 103 Kk 9 IS9 10 09 10 259 73 48W IS Sfivir 26 A29 151 9b I 2.A9 439 1 249 67 8W 36 3SB 68 low 49 32 329 56 93 20W Tnree Turechee ^.,^.,..^27 l&s Tur-el, l8le~.>~~..19 42n Turfa, Jeb i-l...~~28 4n Turfadown^^.,... 06 S9n Xurran-~.~,>......./>^9 ION Turff Rivera 57 6n Turga ..>~..2a 30n Turgai, River 47 S5N Turgye ^....^^..^^46 59N Turiassu, River ^ 1 2Ss Tur!cuni..M.»...^~.„47 26v Turienz(<~^..^..~.^43 37^ Turin ,„,^~~,,^^45 4m Turin ^......^.56 40N Turin, River .,..^,33 89 Turit, Lake..w..~.S6 26n Turk, Br. of.~....^6 14N Turka .... 49 8n 1 Turkeitan...^».38 30ir TurkegUn>....»..„..44 20n t Turkey in Asia 38 On ^ Turkey in Europe .........,..^3 30N Turkey. River~^..43 3nw Turkey, Town ~..34 2n Turkeyiir ,.,^,.^\ 20n I Turkomania «»40 On Turk'* Island PawiBgp .~~«.»~91 30W Turk'* l8lcik~....»..2l 2AN 06 I2vir 66 19W 71 3Sn 2 4nw 69 51 W 73 OW 4.A 209 66 409 31 .?29 177 ."iTB 76 ff9 65 2.5B 8 49E 68 50W 25 109 uTSlK 23 7B 35 25b 34 SB 4 24w 83 45b 4 371V 84 46b 61 309 17 79 45 8w 8 32E 6 28W 7 419 2 42nr 149 bOB 3 64W 4 19W 23 39 65 Ob 65 40B 36 OB 85 18 83 40 13 33 49 86 89 36 49 19 19 85 38 13 37 29 II 49 47 10 10 66 51 83 34 83 29 29 99 35 36 36 36 49 44 23 53 10 10 10 SO 30 46 108 57 lOW SI 51 50 32 10 50 42 32 29 37 53 33 82 15 50 23 52 38 3: 37 11 29 11 33 29 19 51 66 24 25 13 53 19 19 19 29 29 23 OB 97 90 62vir 44 85 57Mr 44 73 8B 60 OB 33 29 ujryallen 53 «ftN Tui Khormnll. — .14 54n Tuxia .....^....^.Ai a5N Tved ...^...,.,^.^V, 3.1N Tveile .^..^ ISO un Tvenstrup ...........56 on Tver ...... 56 51 N Tverdoim ^^ 49 I6N Tvllum .........^....SG LW Tvregad-^...... 55 S3n Twame .........^....47 6iir Twan^......^.. 38 24n Tweed, llivcr 55 46n Tweed, Ulvor (N. S. Walea)„2S 59 55 46N .55 25N 55 31 N 59 I4N .53 30n I3N Tweedmoutli Tweedihaws Twccdsmuir Twcllo ~~.. Twelve Puis (Oalway) Twemtow.. Twickenham ...~JS1 26n Twill Bay^.^.........^ 35n Twinholm 54 53N t Twin ...._......3I 179 Twiitringen.>.>.~59 47n Twiverton — 51 92N Twizel Castle ...^55 41 n Two Islands, Tlie 6 30N Two Mile Burros 59 40N Two Mile WaterJi3 57n X Two Moun> (ains ~..,..,......J>S 40n Two Waters, N. River...... ..........39 50n Twofold Bay...»...37 48 Twrakina..........~.40 08 .^..31 2IN >3 39n Twrya Twy cross Twyford Twyford Twyford Twyzel Tyana Tyba Tydd Tydor. Tyeberg Ty-go-siian Tyh. Jebcl Tylos, Isle , Tynagh Tynan . Tyndarei Sco- puli..~. Jil 33N 70 SOW 47 70 43W 47 Tyndaris.. Tyne, River. l>ne. River. Tynemouth Tyninghain Tynnoe..^.. Tynron m~. Tyoan ...~.., Tyow, Isle ......... J^3 40n 51 2811 37 63N 56W i2 44B I SON 55 21 N 29 SON 29 ION 26 ON 53 ION ».54 I9N .31 33N .38 6N Typinsan, Is'c. Ty-poung, Bay Tyre ^,,,^„^ Tyrel's Pa88..~..~-»3 2.1N Tyria .,~~.~....~>..38 7n Tyrnau 48 22N t Tyrol ~...>,.........46 44N £ Ty rone...~~_~.54 37N Tyrrhenian Sfa....40 40N Tyru8~.~...»...>..~..13 22n Tys Fiord ..... ......d8 IOn Ty-sami ^............22 48N Tysdrus ...^....^...35 20N Ty-seak~~.~~~~.22 SON Tysli ~~~~~.~~~.36 47N Ty-tao ~~~ — ~~.35 2.5N Tytherley ~~~51 4n Tyvera Tza, River Tzagliak ~~ Tzapoteca . 32 41 N 41 4N 16 26N Tzaritzin~~~.~~.48 41n Tzatoe..~~~.~~~..32 308 Tzekinovka ........48 7n Tzerna, Hiver~~~4l 24n Tzimliansk 47 47N Tzioba8~~~~~~~.38 3n ..33 48N .45 30N ^53 ION .45 68N ,93 .'i2.v Tzito Lake Tzoui, River Tzum .~~~~ Tzureshti ~~ Tzuczis ~~~.. 6 a5w 44 .1AM 18 359 10 109 8 69 10 !>9 85 4.19 19 2!)9 9 419 9 109 7 99 46 249 3 OW 153 30B 9 Iw 8 31w 8 27W 6 SB 9 48W 9 I9W 2nw 6 2.1m 4 Aw 115 549 8 389 9 2IW 9 low 145 209 7 42w 6 3w 91 Iflw ISO 59 175 H9 81 369 1 30^v I7w &5W 52W 6 Ab 34 40B 9 SSB 7b 50 3B 11 49B 121 SGB 33 a5B 50 .159 8 a2w 6 48W 96 20B 15 29 1 25W 5 38W 1 27W 2 36vv 26 459 3 A4VV 120 209 121 15K 124 6,59 114 459 30 IB 35 I9B 7 20w 27 44b 2 8W 17 3GB 11 14B 7 Ow 11 509 a5 129 16 Ob 115 26k 10 379 115 SOB 22 46B 104 OB 1 36w 63 349 84 449 34 42K 96 20W 44 2!)B 28 6b 28 309 21 599 43 12R 23 139 90 309 64 40B 6 33B 27 379 32 52B 13 .K) 27 31 33 21 23 19 91 91 15 30 12 59 9 12 19 16 13 9 10 36 12 63 17 10 9 99 13 13 74 20w 43 44 59 53 33 10 10 10 10 16 56 36 10 23 21 34 31 66 13 13 56 56 9 12 9 12 23 13 35 34 35 34 56 31 13 30 11 19 19 13 66 56 22 34 66 34 28 34 10 32 33 27 46 23 38 23 27 23 28 33 29 16 27 5G Uliahy M.iKiialpn.-i. or S. MiKHi-l, U.I9 47R Uhiburlus .~~~.~J8 Hv Uhlst J,l 23.'« Uhlingen ~~~~.~.47 43n Uhnow ~~..M 94n Uiden Anwcn Uied Salvator Uig Uig Uig, Bav_.. . Uig, Lake ~. inganslioi~. Uisk, Lake . Ulst, North Uist, South ~. Uitdam 53 (m .V) ~~8a 20.V .16 21N >~~57 37 N .57 I6n ~~~33 27 N i Uitenhage ,....~.33 209 Uitenhage UJest. Ulhely Ulvaros~. Ukliatlga .ai 478 .■50 23N .~~.48 46n .49 I8N ..16 571* .~~~47 AIN 36 42N Ulbe, Isle ,.,. Ai 22.« Ulbieri; .~~.~~~~.66 38n Ulbstcr Houae~.~.S8 20N Ulceby Ulceby Uldecona ~. Uldum Ulea, Lake Uleaborg ~. Uleh Ulfors.. Uifshale ~~ UIgham ~~. Ulfa, River Ullapil Ullapool ~.. Uilerslov Ullerup Ulleswater Ulley, Ulm, Ulms Ulricehatnn Ulrichstein. Ulrome Ulstrup Ultuistle ~~ Uliik Tag, Mountains Ulushlook ~. Ulva, Isle — Ulverston~~~. Ulysses, Rock L/izen ......... .......~. 5 3 14N .........03 ofN 40 37N — 38 12N .~.64 16N ,05 ON 40 4N .60 18N S5 2n 55 13N 39 15N ~.58 ISn »~57 65N -~55 23N 67 6N ~.54 34n 53 23N 48 24N 57 24N B7 49n SO 34N 54 ON .55 SIN 3 8N 48 On 37 40N '«smi#^imOO 31 M 54 UN ,39 34N .52 55N .12 19n .33 41 N .31 18N .36 SOS .23 3n Urn el-Jemal Urn Kei Umahar Uman Uroarrack ~. Umbagog — ~~~.44 4SN Umballa ~~~~~~30 22n Umt>awarr8~.~.~.I9 33n Umber~~~~~~~~.19 3Sn Umber, River 34 46n Umbrail Van 46 34N ± Umbria 43 20N Umbritsir ~.31 45N Umcana!, River — 10 lOs i Uniea~~~~~~~.65 ON Uniea.~~~~~~~~.63 49n Umea, River ~~~63 38N Umeniunaiba ~.~.33 46n Unigenaygamitlc, Lake~~. — ~~.„46 18N Umilbennah ~.~..34 13N Umreylae Uinritsir~ Umstadt .. Uratrask .. Uinuksur . Umur Fakbi Umvalows, Kraal Una Fl. Una, River Unachan Unare Unare Unchales, Furt 21 40N 31 38N 49 61 N .66 7n 27 64N 43 16N 28 478 28 ON 3 .18N A2N 10 42N 10 7N 30 ."ins 64 SOW 30 4.59 14 319 8 »)9 93 5:is 6 169 14 79 6 9lw 7 6»v 7 7w 6 22w 119 30K 8 4!«v 7 I7w 7 2()W 6 49 24 30b 25 i^U 18 229 17 4!)9 18 4.19 3 3w 93 14B 87 09 14 609 9 229 8 8W 89 I9W 279 9 209 1 26w 27 iSB 25 32B 39 llB 17 2-5« 12 149 1 38W 9 OB 5 2w 5 low 10 40K 9 lOB 9 54w 1 19w 10 OB 6 25W 12 38K 9 149 I4w 11 36B 3 48W a5 439 56 I7B 70 48W 33 489 70 54W 76 4SB 79 SIB 76 50B 79 25W 10 15B 12 40B 75 39 30 20B 17 09 20 279 20 27R 2 44W 49 30 90 18 19 16 96 11 II II 11 29 12 II II 16 38 38 20 19 19 24 19 33 19 21 II 9 9 24 21 24 23 23 30 22 91 9 97 II II 21 21 9 9 18 11 22 17 9 21 U 78 09 29 27 479 30 6 9w 12 3 SW 9 19 55R 28 10 339 48 36 329 31 81 32 60 37 41 33 33 3:1 44 15 66 33 38 22 22 22 36 69 25W 41 6 4k 36 71 269 74 4 ■ 8 S2B 15 Ob 35 8R 27 SB 31 239 II 5 OW II 62 SOW 49 66 S3W 49 61 32W fiO 33 33 18 29 37 27 38 Ow 65 3W 49 I .............. Ifpiyme l'pmin»*iT I'PIKrr r..irr-~.~~ U|iper fapf. Upper Lake Upperby ~~. U|>pert«n Uppingham ~ Uppingtdn ~ Uprlglu, Point Unsa, Lake : Upsala ~. Ups.ila — ~..~. Upsalquitcli, R.. Uppsfttlington . Upt()n~, ~~~, Upton . Upton . Upton . Upton . Upton St Leo- n.ird'ii.-.~~,~~~. Upton Si'udmcire Upton Warren ~J Upway...~~.. Upwell ..~.. Upwood ~~~ ur .......~~. Ur of the Cl Uraba ~~„ V raC a ............. Uracato~~~~.. Uracata, R. ~. Urnch ~~~...~ Urak River ~~ Ural, River~~ Ural, or Oural Mountains ~~. Urana, Concn. de Uranienbiirg ~~~5 Urarignira River Urarlnas ~~~ — Uraiicu River Urban De~~.. Urbana )-,r,,j.,j. Urbana ~~.~~ Urbaniao ~~~ t Urbino { Urbino Urbino ~.~~. Uibino, Lake lal. .Ji ,~.2! t Urboo- Urchay ~.. Urchoe ~. Urcinium . ■4: .4J ,4i ■4; ~~43 Urdache~~~~~ — 43 IlrHoa iO Ure, River 54 Urenui .18 Ures, or Sonora R. -r, ,, .~~29 Urgel — 43 Urgcnz, New ~ — 48 Urgenz, OM — 42 Urghenz ,~4I Urghesan — ,12 Urghundab ~~. .~..ai Urgil, Loch ,58 Urgund-«b. R. 31 31 Uii xhr^46 Uria~ 38 Urique 28 Uriquillo 28 Uritcucu, River ~. 7 Urk, Isle ~~.52 Uriingford ~~62 Urninia~.~. .~.,17 Urmond ~~~~~ ~».50 TJrnaschen ~~. ~~47 Urnen~~.~~~~ ~~47 Urnota 27 Urpanus, River — 44 Urquhart~~~~ . 57 Urquhart ~~~~. .~-57 Urquhart, Cape ~,67 Urr ~. ~~64 Urr, Loch~~~~ ~~.5S Urr, River~~~~ ~~64 Urracas Isle~~.. .~.ao Urrall ~~.'i6 Urrao~.~~~~~« .~,« Urray S7 Ursary ~~.~.~~. Urre Lauquen~ ~JIH ,~.37 Ursecmaree .~.~.22 1 53 OB .V> 64 30 14 8 93 6 14 6 7 7 6 V 119 H a i« 7 " 7 1 8 s 24 a 25 If 18 M 17 H IH N 3 N 33 N 87 «!«' 49 4.SR 30 31 ■ 90 5;iB irm 7H 91 nr 19 16 96 I ft«v II 7w II liw II 3(lK 99 4'.>\v 1-i WW II 2(tw 1 1 4B 16 30a 38 iha 38 23b 20 4»K 19 4;iK 19 3tv 24 14B 19 Ok 33 14 9 3 9 I w 27 N 25 N 39 iN 17 12 1 9 S S 10 9 9 1 10 6 12 9 II 3 SOa 19 22b 21 8W II 8R 9 I9W 9 27a 24 20a 21 26w 24 ISB 23 32H 23 llB 30 2oH 22 14B 21 aaw 9 OB 27 2w II low II 40B 21 lOa 21 54w 9 19w 9 OR 18 iSW II 38K 22 148 17 I4w 9 36B 21 48W 11 78 OB 27 47K 6 9w 3 5W 19 55R 10 33B 36 32B Si 66 70 33 70 76 79 75 79 10 12 75 30 17 20 90 2 43B 81 I7B 32 48W 60 48B 37 64W 41 46B 33 6IB 33 SOB 33 26W 44 15B 15 40B 66 3B 33 20B 38 OB 22 27b 22 27R 22 44W 36 69 25tv 41 6 4b 36 71 25R 74 4 B 8 62B 33 33 18 15 OB 22 36 8R 37 27 5B 27 31 23B 38 U Ow 65 3W 49 5 OW 11 62 60W 49 65 23W 49 61 32W SO IJi)lyinc. I'pminccr t'pper r.arr,. U|tper fanf~ Upper Lake Upperby ~~, Uppertcin,„~, Uppinghain. Uppington . UpriRlit, Polnt-^4^ 38a Upta, Lake 49 Vif I Upula ~.^ ...^CO 0!« Upiala ~~..^~..>39 54^ Uptalquitcti, R.^47 42W Uppti'ttlington ..nJIS 43n Upton. Upton Upton Upton Upton Upton 8t Lt'o nard'n 62 3.V .^1 3|9r ..M 4v ►.5.'! 13V 53 23N 61 49N Upton Scuiimiire 61 Uit Upton Warren .^2 I9ir U pway .......... „„>,J>Q 40!« Upwell ..^..... 52 37!* Upwood „,^...,,^2 27s Vr,,,..,...^ ,^»0 50N Ur ....^^ — ,^^35 27N Ur of the CliaU 8 30n .15 3511 .24 588 26 308 48 301* 44N 20N Uraba Uraca Uracato^ Uracata, R. . Urach <-~<.--. Urak Kiver^ Ural, River, Ural, or Oural Mountains .»^.()0 ON Urana, Conrn. de 7 3n Uranienbiirg ,.„.M 60N Urarignira River 3 7m Urarina* ~,,.,^.>.> 4 46s Uraiicu River 1 408 Urban De. Urbana Urbana ~ Urbanian ± Urbino, i Urbino. Urbino Uibino, Lake t Urboo. Urchay Urchoc Urciniutn Urdach Urdoi Ure, River. Urenui ^^ Ures, or Sonora R. . Urgel Urgenz, New Urgenz, 01il„ Urghenz „„.^ Urghesan Uighundab „ Urgil, Loth -.29 278 7 25N ~«~40 6N 43 39N 43 38N 42 48N 43 44N ,,^2 48N 26 4dN 30 60N 41 61!t 43 16N .42 6lN -54 20N .38 438 Urgund-ab. R. {l\ ^ 29 42N 43 20N 42 on 42 lOM 41 40N >».^2 20N — 33 7" .■iS 3N I 31 30N Uii. .46 45N Uria..^.,,,^,....,,,.,^ 12N Urique «.,,.>.....,^28 ION Uriquillo .,.~>..28 28N Uritcucu, River ^ 7 6SN Urk, l9le_.~~~w.^2 40N Urlingford..~~ 52 42N Urninia-.,.^ 37 30if Urmnnd .~^ Urnaschen Urnen. Urnota . .60 59N >47 18N 47 7N -27 2M 2 57W Ua 3 r,jw 80 l.%w 92 dw 2 &SW a Gw 44W 2 3IW lao 23a 94 2))a 17 ana 17 36R 67 Ow 2 8w 9 I3W 1 l.'Sw 54w 2 51W 8 CW 9 I2W 2 12W 2 6W 2 3UW I4B low 46 08 43 lOa 38 63N 76 42W 73 Ow 66 53W 66 60W 9 25B 24 41 B 62 OB 60 OB 67 low 12 40B 60 asw 75 25W 62 2W 30 4flB 65 24W 83 48w 12 33K 12 14B 12 44b 12 38B 12 448 65 35B 4 40w 46 OB 8 458 1 32W 34W 1 47w 174 3fiB 117 20w 1 30b 60 lOB 58 308 67 25B 67 248 67 88 6 OW 64 30B 66 488 8 40B Ifi" 8R 106 14W 106 2IW 67 37W 6 36B 7 34W 45 208 6 458 9 16R 9 2R 78 24B Urpanug, River — 44 6nN TJrquhart ^^.^...SJ 36n Urquhart ....~».,..~>57 39N Urquhart, Cape Urr Urr, Loch. Urr, River Urracas Ule Urrall Urrao Urray Ur«ary .67 19M .64 67N .56 9M .64 C3N .20 30M .^,.»..,»56 ON 6 27M 17 32N 18 32N Urre Lauquen^~.37 78 Unccmaree ~m.~.22 4iN 17 I3B 4 21w 3 I4W 4 27W 3 60W 3 57W 3 6lw 146 308 4 43W 76 15W 4 29w 3 37W 65 SOW 8? K)« to 10 12 44 44 9 II 10 10 62 29 23 80 41 12 10 10 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 66 66 86 49 49 50 SO 18 27 29 23 49 21 49 49 61 38 49 44 25 25 25 25 25 32 12 66 66 14 14 9 63 46 24 29 29 33 33 33 11 32 32 15 66 46 46 49 IG 13 32 16 15 15 33 66 U 11 II 12 12 12 29 12 49 11 11 60 33 Vnrki Dliel lUila !>le Utn hie. t Utrecht Utrecht ITtrera . Uutrup nttoxeter .43 ss •!-, nw 41 ..J'J Mv ,_|fi in ...Stt ilS .~5J 6?» -37 UN -J« 44N ...A) A4N Uttoseter (MUe~.5'l 0<» UtuiB~» 43 441 Uturaii, Mount... 3 I8N Utu*. Rtvcr..>...~42 flOv ntwyl 47 35N ..~6I at* ^.Jl 401* ..•20 I6N ..m 4 In -CO .38N .29 I3N ..45 36n .44 IN 48N ^47 I3N 56 41 N UtundJa, River ~^l 561 Uiunrtjaova ..........41 68N Utwyl ..........>... » >~47 27N Uxbridge Uxi Uimat ...... Uya, Isle .... Uyea. Ide.... Uzeemabad . Uzerche ...>. Uze« Uzmaettoii Uznach .~> Uzon Uzpallata I IttvT ffi .Uw 18 16a 5 9a 6 r,a 5 43n- 10 57R I 6IW 1 .WW 24 4i)a 64 .'WW 24 12a 9 Ha 2yw 60 Oa 89 2«w 6.^w 1 24w 68 32R 1 SOa 4 23a 4 87W 8 66b 2 2HW 69 37W i^ 67B 25 47 R 9 48 Vaaelibye Vaagaoe Vaalteen Vaariaae. Vacaria Vacarupv, or Paru River. Vacasanta Hay Vacasansa Vacca ~~. Vacca, Ule. Vach, River Vacha Vache Ule . V8ckel8ang.M Vadakarci .~ Vadina Vadc Vado ... - Vadovgkoe Vadsoe ,64 66N ,61 68N ._52 22N .67 I3N 16 328 1 2.'M .29 8n .29 I6N ,...36 42n ._~.38 57N .60 IftN ,60 60N .18 3N .66 3!'N .10 7N .40 66N .......43 2IN .44 14N .64 Ifiv Vaeir, Ule .~.~.~65 2."» Vaeroe, Ule.~,..~~67 43n V^an 67 21 N Vaga, River ~62 64n Vaich, Strath 57 44N Vaida 46 42N Vaida Hunyad — 45 42n Vaigatch Ule 69 66n Vaige» ..«~.~-_48 3N Vailey Ule 60 14N Vailly... ... 4 7 27N Vaimbaur .~.~.~.,. 9 6m Vaioutino.~......~.JW> 8n Vaipa, River.......a7 3Sa Vai8on..^.~... 44 I3N Vakovma ............45 43n ValdeBagne 46 In Val de Juzo~.~~38 19n Val de RI)one....,.46 12N Val di Dimone~,~37 46n Val di Mazzara ..,37 40N Val di Noto. ........ 37 ION ± Valaig 46 15N ± Valaia .46 15N Valaig, Ft 46 21 n Valancay.„„~.,.,.47 9n Valay, Ule 67 39N Valazote ..~~«~.~38 5ftN Valcares Lake — 43 30N Valdahon ........47 8n Valdai ,,..,..„. „ .„67 64n Valdai Hills 57 29N Valdantis, Biver™45 ON Valdeazores .^.....,39 23N Valdeburon — -42 67n Valdecaballeros ..39 ION Valdelacasa 40 40n Valdemaqiieda — 40 31 n Valdennoro......,...40 9N Valdenioro....._.^0 I2N Valdepa8so.>.......4l 52n Valdepielago ......42 47N Valdesantingo..~.....37 49n Vaidestillas 41 28w % Valdivia~.....~..40 oa 31 46 22 16 16 il I ■J 9 V5 49 56 15 10 56 47 12 13 32 14 14 10 15 12 60 27 27 16 11 46B 6 2R 6 6r,H 10 3IB 43 2W 82 22W 83 Ow 82 6nw 9 3R 8 26K 75 OB 10 3R 73 40W 14 648 77 358 22 8R 10 288 8 258 42 108 29 4SB 11 20B 11 88 5 43W 43 lOR 4 50W 24 318 23 588 69 208 28W 1 36w 2 40B 78 258 41 318 176 IIR 6 68 16 68 7 198 8 22W 7 168 14 48B 13 I6W 14 37B 7 408 7 36B 6 628 1 .348 7 24W 3 14W 4 32B 6 308 at 108 82 508 16 208 4 49w 4 87W 6 8W 8 44w 4 23W I 60W 8 4IW 7 8W 6 29W 8 20W 4 44W 72 SOW 21 22 16 21 61 61 44 44 56 26 29 17 47 22 33 27 26 25 23 22 14 22 II 23 II 19 19 23 14 12 14 33 23 63 14 19 16 24 15 26 26 26 25 15 15 14 11 24 14 14 66 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 M) ■a V..I,. Vilpo^ V»l«rt e. Cai* ■ 33a Val««ju.||o .« lilt V»l»io T* 441 V«li« yj ^ Vdtelinc M 19ti *i 4IN in IM8 19 Valto«lnko V.il»«»ore- V»l»erde V«lverc„ V3 buig Vansittart Bay (New Holland J 13 40s Vansittart Hills>.3l 168 Vantcheou .....13 421 Vapar, River .... 9 ON Va........^7 4!'N Varia. See Envs. of Rome- Varic. Varieni Varilhei Varln . Varinat Varinai Varkan Varlingen Varna ... Varnavin Varnetz, Varokh Varona. Varriek Cape Varrusa . VarsvoIHe .38 63N .38 381 .43 2N ,.49 61 3 218 . 7 44M 38 111 ri2 301 43 12N .57 17N .55 21 .43 13N ,63 681 ..V) 261 .30 44N ..11 W.1 35 14 39 M IS M 36 94 31 24 24 34 as 3a 44 34 80 .19 oa 131 Oa 69 I4.i ^^n 68 21 63a 20 578 20 108 2 46W 10 16a 4 8a 17 288 12c 30B 149 49a 110 30a 78 17B 71 40W 6 20a 7 lla 4 0>v 9 S8a 8 |;)B 50 08 15 40B 15 44R 15 68R 41 I5B 39 208 22 478 8 318 27 108 31 AB 43 aow 8 128 109 28a 103 438 7 378 4lw 3 268 6 IB 5 .33W 23 488 31 38 22 308 1 378 18 648 75 14W 70 22W 41 678 8 32B 27 578 46 228 9 ,1AB 21 238 64 308 4 26w I'J ?7R 6 21 63 II II 46 23 23 27 28 28 22 14 S6 14 90 62 63 86 33 47 14 96 68 25 95 22 25 25 20 23 66 27 21 23 22 61 17 36 35 16 14 14 14 22 28 25 28 28 14 19 49 49 30 17 97 23 91 97 98 II 28 16 .*.. — 54 INDEX TO BLACK'S GENI NAMri. 1.41. i Vartlioliimton. Vnrui, liiver Varil ^. VoiKun Vuaeriniich Vaichely Vawella VathkM, River Vasleda ^.,..^ vasii^w^ «««•■##>«*#, Va«ilepvo , Vatilevka . Vailllka > Vaiilltii^ VaailkoT ^ VaiUil~~.. .17 AlN 43 AOlf .~44 SIN .40 31 N .63 4N 57 4nM -46 87if .46 ViH 64 37N 43 7n ..... fA fi(lN ...~.aO 22N .fiO SON .38 Mn ».~.~.witO ION •«w««>mw>m46 36N ai I4B 7 SB 9 ISM 29 381 at 41 a S'V aO 2G« 19 3011 46 ISO 4 a4W 46 niR 47 40B 41 IK 33 441B : 91 fi6a : 30 1711 I 27 40B < N«>iti, Vaillikoi...... Vane Inlet . Vaue. Kiver Vawiavetlie. Vawy Vaatan ~.. ~.43 7n ...^SS 36s .34 IDS 8 ION .48 SON . ■vOf oW Vaito d' Ammone 42 9n Vataka, Bay ~»..~36 27 n V lim n ^»i»»** <■* *^^f0**^** \ 7 oM ValernUh, Point 37 36n Vattenay I«le 36 67N Vateriay, Sound of >*■»...., I. ......... 36 o7n Vathi, Prom. ..^^'i 56n Vathia.. — ...........38 24n VAcny <>»<^*ji^«»#<^ V Bi n 1 Vega de Supia Vega de Tera Vegalomoso... Vegenoe, Iile Vveglia, Igle-~....45 6n ehrab Jagote ....25 38N Veii. See Envs. of Rome.......... Veilbye 55 37n X Vcile,.,..._.........65 44 V Voile . 65 4lN Voile, Gulf 55 41N Vfiron, Rivcr......46 31 n Veiro* — 38 69n Veirum ..............56 2'Jn Veiturii ..>,...........44 28n Vejer~.~.............36 I5N Vela, Cape 13 ION Vela - 5 38B 6 23b 3 2IW 9 6K 6 53B 36 SOW 74 43w a 4lw 12 I8B 21 8B 6 Ow & &9b 8 IOb I 20N 23 23B 9 47b 45 9b 67 15B 13 IOB 73 2SS 6 5IK 5 32B 4 4lB 3 40B 69 5B 70 40W 5 53Hr 75 .56vir 6 2ve 6 46\v II SOB 8 40B 14 40B 67 8B 9 45b 9 31b 9 31b 9 44B 6 23b 7 20W 8 3HB 8 3r>R 6 f)4W 72 low 14 15 10 21 15 SI 49 10 25 27 16 16 18 55 19 21 23 23 56 83 16 16 16 16 33 47 24 49 24 24 22 18 19 32 25 21 21 21 21 19 24 21 56 24 49 Vgnrt An -■■,.,.,,,, ^ ((7 |2y Vendeull ............49 43N LiT. I.OMCi "»• •» Maf. Veiidome .. .,,...47 48N VcndrelL...,...«.....4 1 UN 2 Vcnedi..............JS4 ION Venerl*. Portua. 44 8n Venetl .,.^.........,47 40N t Venetia ...........45 4Sn Veneto ...„....>..... 39 3,3n Venev ................54 18n Venezuela ....»....» 8 On Vengaga..............36 53N Vengel ..^............CS 43N Venhuiien ..^.....^53 ON Veni, Valley 45 47N Venice ......^^.....45 2Nn Venice, Oulf of ...4S ISN Venkanapalcm ...14 2.5n Venketapoorum...l7 I6n Venlo ..................51 25N Venloot Bay ~.~.^ 7 SON Vennacher, LochJM I3n Vennergaard......._65 .57N Veno»a — ....... — 40 47n Venta Belgaruni..5l On Venta de la Quia 38 59N VentadeS. Lucia ....41 34n Venta Icenorum ~52 35n Venta la Fuente_4l llN Venta Silurura ...51 SON Ventaillac...........,44 18N Ventes, Grande ~.49 45n Ventico ............„36 39.v Ventilegue, Oulf,4l 26n Ventilla, La ........17 328 Ventry ...............52 8n Ventry Harbour ..52 6n Ventuari, River... 4 ION Venturra, Pta. de bon ^..........,....31 48N Venu8ia~.M...«.....40 58N Venzone ....^......46 iSN * "i ll ^*»»9 23N .10 SON .44 9N .56 29N Veretia Verga, Cape Vergennes Vergersley Vergoraz 43 14n Verhapygk .........61 28N Verin _..!~<».42 41* VerkOzernaia ~.5I 23N Verkh Laniov..w..58 SON Verkhovajik 60 44n Verkhovska «.~...S8 S4n Verkn Kur- moiar8k.,...........47 fl4N Verknednlei)iovsk48 37n ycrkokimsk_«..~68 37N yerkouisk ...,,...,.,63 32N Verlame ~, 50 36N Verlonre Valley~.32 88 Vci miinton 47 40n 2lnr 1 OB 3 36«v 3 low 1 26b I 17b 31 55B 9 4B 68 44w 10 24 w 10 22W 67 40W 16 68W 16 55R 13 2b 1 57W 97 Ow 96 llw 79 20W 8 35B 75 54B 18 40B 8 SOB 17 31B 2 4CB 7 15B 23 I2B 27 40B 16 47B 8 2,'iB 8 25B 73 16W 14 24B 17 40 w 75 9w 24 OW 97 SOW 44 SOW 47 46W 67 32W 60 30w 9 SOB 9 128 119 40B 51 50E 61 SOB 10 42B SOW 5 24B 77 15W 36 6b 56 45B 14 20 W 73 9w 10 52b 17 22b 41 33B T28W 66 42B 43 24B 41 63B 47 SOB 42 48b 34 20B 63 21 B 45 30b 6 ICb 18 40k 3 4GB 24 66 24 65 14 14 28 25 49 13 13 49 36 .■« 25 24 46 46 33 26 33 27 66 27 14 15 27 23 27 66 25 42 26 36 47 2 46 51 51 60 49 17 17 35 24 32 25 24 14 47 23 23 36 44 21 19 23 MM 24 23 23 23 23 Veuvog~, 17 a9M Vevay Vcvey Vcx.«^ Vexnli .„ Vcyerglov Veynea Veyrier Vezing,.. — Viadrug Fl. Viana~.~.. Viana~»» Vlana Vianen No. Of Niiii», .-)8 44N 46 37lf .46 UN •MMM.#54 03lf .56 19lf J4 SON .46 ION .47 7N .62 60N .43 13lf 43 36N ,38 2.5N ...„~.,JS1 69n 37 33N ..,.^.43 61 N Viar, River Viareggio Viarouge ........~.~.44 12n Viatka ...,..,~~~~58 £4n Viatka, River .■>% 29n Vlatgklia.,...,.....~.56 8n Vlazma „„......., .5.*^ 13n Viainlkt „„..„...~.56 7n Viazovaia.w~~~~.6l 45n Viborg .~~....~~...60 37N Viborg ~~..........,56 28N ± Viborg ~~~~.~_.^6 26n Vibro~~.,.~~~~~.56 42N Vic, le Fegq~~~~.43 52N Vic gur Logge ~,~.43 46n Vicarg Ford,~~..~29 378 Vicchio ~~~~~~~.43 S6N Vicencio, Villa ~.S2 22s Vicente, Sm. ~~~3I 47n Vicentia ~~.~....>.45 3Sn ± Vicentino 45 3!Jn Vicenza~~~~~~~.46 32n Vich 41 65N Vichada, River ~. 4 68N Vichegda, River~,6l 13n Vichegrad~,~~~~.43 48N Vichera, River ~.59 62N I «■ 86 IMr 6Ma 7 asB II 40B 9 441 6 SOB 6 llB 44w 14 aoa T 4W 3 35w 7 63Hr 6 6U 5 40W 10 IGB 2 63B 49 60b 50 63b 51 9* 34 6W 42 IOB 41 42B 98 60B 9 23b 9 21b 10 4b 4 6B 17b 23 25b 11 29b 68 47W 17 4W 11 33B 11 30B 11 38B 3 16B 68 13w 46 20B 19 17b 66 16B 14 44 16 16 31 31 14 16 14 66 34 34 24 16 34 35 14 23 23 23 23 31 31 21 14 14 38 26 60 86 66 26 25 24 49 23 27 23 Vicherak ~.~~~~.6| 56n Vichgorodok ~~~57 ON Vichkilgk ~.~~~~57 42N Vichnei Volot- chok ~.~,~~~~.57 34n Vicianum ~~~~~~42 2Sn Vicinium ~~..4a 8n Viciogaa Igleg ~~~I8 On Vico ~~~~...~~~.4I 6n Vico ~~~ ~.~,42 13N Vico Soprano ~~~46 23n Vicologano ~~.~.40 47n VicozavcPiauhy) 3 448 Victor Harbour ^.S.') 288 Victor, Qucba. de 18 458 52 28B 23 28 8B 23 48 31 B 23 34 32b 21 IOB 19 OK 84 27W 16 IOB 8 48B 9 S9B 4 44 w 40 28W 138 45B 70 SOW 23 66 66 46 26 25 15 24 61 52 60 Victoria ~-10 14n ± Victoria~.~..,~„31 178 Victoria, Ra. do Egpirito Sto. ~,20 208 VictoriaHeadland 66 40n Victoria Range ~.37 208 Vicuna, Hunterg 25 548 Vicuna, Hunters 25 24s Vicus August! ~...S5 38N VicugJu()ai;urum,.£0 I8N Vidal Bank ..~~~J7 SON 28 138 — 43 25N ~~38 llN .~-43 39N .60 27N .39 38N .41 SON .57 26N 27N .60 24N .49 24N .49 2N 67 22W 49 116 40B 53 Vidal, C.-ipe Vidauban ~. Vidigueira, Vidio, Cape VIdlon Voe Vido ~., Vidrerag Vidroboujska Vidry Vie Skerries ViechtacI) Vieclitag Vieille La, Lakc„45 S6N Vieille Ville, Le~.49 34N Vicira~._~~~~~~39 64N Vieja Villa.~~~.~. 3 23N Viejag, Cast. Guardias ~~~„..36 4lN Viejo, Porlo~~~~. 1 48 Viejo. River ~.~, 8 36n Viel Salm 50 I8N Vielk~,~.,~~ CI 2N Vienna ~~~~~, 48 I2N Vienna ~~~~~ 45 40N Vienne ~~.~~45 34N X Vienne, Oe- partment of 46 37N 30b 14 t Vienne, Upper, Department of. 45 5SN 1 I4b 14 Viennois ~~~~.45 25N 6 20r U 40 I8w 92 Ow 142 IOB 70 52W 70 38W 10 16b 31 2lB 9 OW 33 84B 6 28B 7 33W 6 19W 1 8W 19 65B 2 53B 34 50B 26 23B 1 Slw 12 I2B 12 44B 78 I8W 4 SOB 8 5.")W 75 25W 2 63w 80 I8W 73 69W 5 52B 41 60R 16 20b 4 55B 4S3B 51 39 62 60 50 66 66 8 38 14 24 24 12 28 24 23 23 12 18 18 46 14 24 49 24 49 49 16 23 19 65 14 <«»oo .6 ,43 .42 .41 43 19 VllluAi)r Villafor . Villaft-anca Villaft-anca de log Abujaa ~~~..37 Villafranca ( Rgtremadura) ,33 Villafranca Villafranca ( Tuscany) ~~~„44 Villaft-uela ~~w4l Vlllagruga~.~.~...4l Villaiiarta ~~.~~.a8 Villahermoga .~~.17 Villoioyoga .~~.~.38 Villalaca~~,^ Villalar~~~. Villalba Villalpardo .~_~.„„ Villamagna ~~~~.S3 Villamanan ~.~~~43 Villaraanrique.~~.38 Villamanrique,~.S7 Villamejor ~..~~~,39 Villamiel ~~~4o Villamorcliante ~.3!> Villamorog ~~~~~42 1 Villanova ~~~~~~40 Villanova ..,..~.~~ Villanova ~..~~~.28 1 Villanubla ~~~~.4I Villanueva .........22 \ Villanueva ~~~~.40 Villanuevn..~~~~.S7 i Villanueva del Duque ..~...,38 ! VUlaodrid 43 Villapadierna ~~~42 Villapouca ~~..~_4 1 Villapuzzu~,~.~...39 Villar~~~~.~~~~.38 I Villar 40 ; Villar, El~- 41 Villar de Fradcg ,41 t Villar de Ganag ~.39 t Villarabledo ~~~„39 1 Villard ...~, „.~.,.,45 Viliareal .S9 Villaret, Cape — 18 I Villarica .19 1 Vlllarisa,Volcano a% t Villarical ~. 23 4 Villarlno 42 Villarino, Fort ~.38 yillariog ~~~..a9 •38 a .42 3 ,~-46 3 ,47 2 .49 .39 1 .39 .~.42 4 .~.40 4 41 4: .38 4 37 5 44 3 Viljarodrigo, Viilarrobcxo Villarg Villarg Villarg Bocagc Villarta Villarte. Villarzel Villaslplir Villatoro- Villavanez Villavicioga Villavicioga . Vilicanag — Ville Contal Ville Dieu 48 5 Villeau Btuii, La,46 I Villedieu ~~~~.46 5 Villefaux ~~~~~~47 3 Villefort ~.~~~~,44 2i Villefranche (Eastern Pyre- nees) ~~... Villefranche Villefranche. Villefranctie, Villefl-anciie, Villefranche. Villel Villempui Villena — Villeneuve Villeneuve „ Villeneuve la Ouiard Villeneuve, rArcheveque. Villeneuve le Roy 48 Villeneuve ,....~.,48 12 Villeneuve ~.~~..47 31 Villeneuve .~~,~.45 40 Villeneuve 43 .58 Villeneuve ~~~~-44 2G ,48 2C ,48 IS ACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 1 nan No. or t 9* 14 80 llm 44 6Ma 15 7 K* 10 11 401 ai 9 441 ai S SOB 14 6 llH Id 44w 14 14 30a 66 1 4W 34 aaaw 34 7MW 24 5 01 16 4OW 34 10 lOM 36 2 63a 14 49 60b 33 00 03it 33 61 9B 23 34 0W 33 43 lOB 33 41 43B 33 a8 0OK 33 9 33R 31 9 21B ai 10 4B 31 4 6B 14 17B 14 83 20B 38 11 29B 30 68 47W 00 17 4W 36 11 33B 06 11 30B 30 11 38B 35 3 16B 24 68 13W 49 46 20B 23 19 17B 27 66 lOB 33 02 28i< 23 28 8B 2:< 48 31B 23 34 32B 23 21 lOB 06 19 OB 06 84 27W 46 10 lOB 20 8 48B 35 9 396 15 4 44W 34 40 28W 01 138 46B 03 70 30W 00 jjU, 67 2'2\v 4U 116 40E 53 40 18W 01 92 Ow 39 142 lOB 03 70 02W 60 70 38wr 00 10 ir>B 06 31 2lB 06 9 OW 8 33 848 38 6 28B 14 7 3;»w 24 6 19W 24 1 8W 12 19 55B 28 3 63B 24 34 SOB 23 26 2aB 23 1 51 w 12 12 12B 18 12 44B 18 78 I8\v 46 4 30B 14 8 5.W 24 75 25W 49 2 b3w 24 80 18tv 49 73 69W 49 02B 10 41 0OK 23 16 20E 19 4 55B 05 4 53B 14 30B 14 1 14B 14 6 20R 11 N«MI». L«T. vilfaAor Villafor 6 Uti 43 81* 13 40N LOHU. 'M~7w 34W 7 30B Ifn, or M4». (Leoii> __ Villaft'anca ( TuMany) VlUaAruela «~ VillagTUta«« Vitlaharta ^ VillahermoM VUlidoyosn ,. Villalaca.^~ Vlllalar Villalba Villalpardo Vlllamagna Vlllamatiaii ,•13 47N ,44 19M ,41 MM ,41 38N ,38 9N ,17 35N ,38 32N ,42 ION .41 34N ,.43 ION J9 23N 33 lOM 42 37n Villainanriquc..,.^ 34N Villainanrique,..^37 16N Villamejor — ~~~.39 07w Villamiel 40 7n Villamorchaiite ~.3t) 32N Vlllamoroi 42 25N Villanova 40 30M Vlllanova ~~w~>~> 6s Villanova 28 18s Vlllanubia 41 43n Villanueva 22 27n Villanueva ,..~,<~.40 8n Villanuev.i.,^.......,^ 37N Villanueva del Duque ,.,.,~~38 21N Villaodric) —43 23N Villapadierna ,,,^^2 37N Villapouca ...« 4 1 38N Villapuzzu~,»,«~~.39 31n Villar.,.,«-~-~,-~~.38 66M Villar ...«.,.....■ 40 16n Villar, El 41 7n Villar de Fradcs -41 42N Villar de Oana«~^0 48N Villarabledo 39 16m Villard -~-~ 45 I3M Villareal ■ S9 53M Viliaret, Cape — 18 128 Villarica 39 13s Villarica,Volcano 38 568 Villarical ~~~ 23 468 Villarino ,...~~~'«~42 6Sm Villarino, Fort ^38 678 Viliarios ~,~-..33 CM .38 31M ,42 32M .46 32N .47 22M ,49 6M .39 14M .39 3M ,46 45M ,42 48N .40 43M ,41 43M Villarodrigo. Villarrobcxo Villar. Villars Villars Botage Villarta Villarta . Villarzel - VillaBipliZ' Villatoro..- Villavancz _ Villaviciosa 38 48M Villaviciosa ~»~'~-37 57M Villcanas 39 37M Ville Contal 44 32M Ville Dieu 48 80M Villeau Btuii, La_46 18M Villedieu..«»~-~.~~.46 6IN Villefaiix .-~..^~~~47 3IM Villefort ,~~-~-~~44 25M Villefranche (Eastern Pyre- nees) 42 36M Villefranche 44 20M Villefranclie..^ — —43 25M Villefranche 46 OM VillelYanche 43 64m Villefranche-~~.~-44 7m Villel ,— ~-~~40 17M VilleiTipul~»~~<»~'48 3M ,~.38 37M ,45 83N- — 47 7M 9 ftSB 3 0IH' 66B 4 05W 93 3Vir 13tv 4 16W llw 7 39\v 1 36w II 24H 6 36W 3 Cw 6 «w 3 47w 6 35^ 44H' 2SW 8 27B 01 22W 48 3iw 4 53W 102 low 2i»w 35W 4 0O\v 7 6w OW 7 39W 9 33B 1 38W 67W 6 13W 6 I8W 2 34W 3 41 W 6 65K 7W 123 lOB 73 8W 71 4W 02 SOW 6 39W 66 IIW 8 33B 3 62W 4 36W Villena Villeueuve Villeneuve Villeneuve la Ouiard ~ Villeneuve, I'Archeveque — 48 13M Villeneuve le Roy 48 4m Villeneuve -«-~-~48 I2n Villeneuve — «.~..47 3tM Villeneuve 45 40n Villeneuve ,— ~-43 .58M Villeneuve — ~.~-44 2Gv 6B 4b 39W 23W 3SW ; 55B 45W 6 liw 4 28W 7 16W 6 7w 3 22W 3 o2b 1 12W 1 2lR 1 30B 6 llB 3 06B 6l 34 30 Villafranca Villaft-anca de lot Abi4]aa ........^37 09N 4 SOW 34 VillafVanca (Eiitremadura^.38 33N Villafranca 6 19W 34 6 08w 21 80 34 24 34 46 34 34 34 24 34 66 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 36 01 01 34 46 34 34 34 34 34 24 26 24 24 34 24 24 24 14 34 03 60 00 01 34 00 26 24 24 10 15 14 24 24 15 24 24 24 24 24 24 14 14 14 14 14 14 2 20B 2 2B 1 42b 4 Uf 2 19B 2 43B 1 low 1 30B 65W 2 25B 1 34W 14 14 14 14 14 14 24 14 24 14 14 .48 20N 3 3e; 14 3 35R 14 3 18B 14 4 53B 14 4 36B 14 7 llB 2;) 4 47K 14 2 IB M N*HU Vipperow Vlquet»~~ Viraceluin— ^ Viran Sheher Vire VIreux Virgen ...M ISx 47 21 M _44 I0M »38 38M 48 61 M —00 4N 32S Vlrgenne*. Capo _02 6s Virgin Gorda Itle 18 32m Virgin hlei 18 SO." V Virginia...^ 38 On irginla^— ~~...~.63 0ON V)rglnttow~^^~~^0 43N Virr~.«~~~ 38 I6N Virlingibock 01 36m VIrneburg 80 32m Virion 49 3l»i VIrtierv, Lake ,.,.08 12N Viru, River .~,jw,~ 8 34b Virunum ,..,,,,^^^46 46m Vlrvedrum Prom_08 SON Via Visbeck Visborg. Viibye ~. Viscachaa Viicardo, Cape Vtgcederina Visch> or Hartebeest River VIsch, Rleine, River Vischina VIsdal Viie Viaekerke. Vlicrum ^ Viseu ~,,«80 14M .53 0ON 56 44N .56 49M 21 368 38 28M 43 39M 12 36B 17 7 80B 10 loaoa 66 36 34B 30 0&4W 14 4 44B 14 08 3l)W 01 67 06w 48 64 28W 47 C4 30W 47 79 40W 44 7 3w 13 4 16W lU 24 lOB 28 6 OB 16 6 07B 17 28B 16 26 OB 16 78 SIW 40 14 18B 66 4 8W 60 3 07B 14 8 I9B 17 10 8B 21 8 28R 21 68 2w 60 20 33B 28 83 43B 27 ..28 108 30 4b .30 478 .4t 33N 62 40N 50 46N ..~6I 34M 57 2()M 40 46N Viihnooprag ~~~.30 68m V!ilinooprag~....~30 30M Vlslapore .............16 48N Viaillo 38 33m Vi8imochaitan8k.~57 38N Vision ............ 46 16M Visk ^48 2M Vise, El 38 37M Visoka Caracul..,~42 41N Visp >.,~.~....~...>t6 I7M VIsp, River 46 I7M Visselhovede .^..^.52 SON ViRso .,......,,. 42 S6M Vissoye 46 UN Vista, Baptista ...17 36s Vistula Fl 52 30N Vistula, River......54 24N Visurgis Fl ^.....53 45N Vita, River 6 10m Vitac II 28 .63 7N 56 UN .42 24N .59 46N 42 50N 44 20N 48 17M 48 8N ,49 I8N ,48 43N 47 25N 69 30N 42 47N 18 26N 41 16N \ itasaari. Vitebsk Viterbo Vitimskaia.. Vitoria Vitovie Vitray V itrc ................ Vitry ...~„,.-..~.~. Vitry sur Marne, Vitteaux ~~~ VUtim, River Vittorii Vittorii Vitylo Vitzch Vitzi, Mount 41 36N >6 6N ,47 38M .50 43N 40 ON .43 40N .^....65 36N ,44 27N ,58 20N ,46 26N ,31 383 ,29 37S ,37 60S .41 31 N ,17 46N ,32 33N ,18 3N 19 24N Vizir Keupri 41 ION ViBirabad .>_~.~.32 2''.n Vizir-kiui..~~~.~.46 ISn Vizzini 37 UN Vlaardiiij-en 51 5.5N Vium Vivaros Vivegnis Viver Vivero Vivcrup Viviers Vivig Vivonne. VIvoras Vivoras, Lake~ Vivoroia, River Viza Vizagapatam. Vizeeree «.~. Vizianagram Vizianagur. 7 9 13 7 63 20 30 iiflB 36 18B 8 OB 5 39B 3 45B 15 38B 7 62W 78 3fiK 79 36B 76 47B 3 28W 69 0OB 11 lOB 23 23B 3 39w 20 30B 7 62b 01 B 34B 6B 3UB 6w OB 18 40B 8 OB 67 36W 74 43W 25 44B 30 8B 12 9b 112 OB 2 42W 17 37a 1 2.5B 1 12W 4 8B 4 37B 4 34r 112 SOB 80 25W 90 68W 22 25B 41 4B 31 5B 8 0OB 21 19b 37B 40w 7 36w 12 33B 4 4lB 6 42w 13B 61 45W 60 42W 67 20W 27 45B 83 31 B 70 31 B 83 35B 84 40B 35 35K 74 OB 27 41 B 14 37B 4 20B 37 22 16 16 2-2 24 33 24 33 19 19 34 it 15 15 17 25 15 49 65 17 55 49 49 23 23 25 29 24 27 14 14 14 14 14 29 42 46 28 30 27 21 19 16 24 24 21 14 11 14 50 60 60 27 33 32 33 33 S3 33 27 26 16 Volkovska Vnllege Vollcnhovcn Volleieels Volo .„,... Volo, Gulf of Vologda...^ Vologealai , Voloklmmsk Volonf. ...~. Volsinil .«.~ VoUk Volttrup.. Volta~X..„ Volunethti . Voltas, Cape Voltchansk Vnlterra .. Voltri Volturna, Kiver Volubllit Voluiia Volx Vomano, Kivcr, Vona, Cape «».. Voorburg .. Voorden ^. ± Voorn.^,... Voors~..,..,.~ Voorthuizen Voquita....w. Voray ~..~.. Vordoma ~.. Voreppe Vorgten ....... Vorjeduder, Mount ,^. Vorkalab<>v„. Vorochilovo... Vorona, River Voroncj* t Vornez .~.67 16N ..,.46 8n — 52 41 N -..50 42M — 39 23M .39 15M .69 14M .32 «'>N ,,•6 4M .44 8M ,49 49m •a tM .66 87M 40 19N .~.46 42M 28 36B .60 19m ..43 36M .44 MM ,41 3M .34 40N ,29 6M ~43 61 N .42 40N .41 6n ...52 5N .62 ION ,.61 61 M ..52 lOM ..52 I2M ~.22 3 8 .47 21 N ,.37 8M ,-45 19M ~53 25M W.69 48N ,.~53 41 N .54 9m .49 28N ,61 41 N Voroniaisk -.-.,.,68 a6N Voronov, Cape -.66 28M .56 26M 53 86N .43 UN ,63 22N Vorrup. Vorsfelde - Vorsovo -., Vorwalde Vortel, Foun tain..— ..-..,— 31 28 Vorwerk — — 53 13M Vosanig Kraal —.31 428 Vosanii Kraal— ~31 608 t Vosges, Depart- ment of ,-.,,—,.18 ION Vosges, Mounts— ,48 30M Voskresens ,— 63 46n Voskresensk -.. h5 54N Voskresensk —,..59 25n Vossevangen —60 38m Vostitsa — ...."W ISN .„.38 SON ,~63 36M .60 34N .-...30 31 M .31 20M ,44 SM .-.39 6n — 44 4.5M — 38 20N ,--.37 9N 25 32N 3OM ,82 IN — 49 23N Vozdrijensk 51 4f>M Vozirkhan , 41 28n VoziK^cnik 17 34N V^rachori— 38 37M Vrachorl, Lake -,38 33N Vrackie— .— — -56 46n Votando Votkinn ... Votschinsk Vou-chang. Vou-houei Voulan— ,,... Voulgara, Mt Vuulte, La - Vouria , Vourlio-, Vou-ting Vou-ting .. Vouchurch Vouziers Vrads., Vragujl Vraita, River Vrana, or Ivarina Vraniak- Vranorah Vratza Vreden Vreile Vresthena Vries Vriezen Veen Vrigsta — Vrin Vrin, Lako Vromi au 56 Sn .43 I6n 44 47M S8 53H 7 lOB f 07B 5 07B aa 07' 33 Ua 3B66B 44 36b S« OB 6 IB 11 08B 47 91 B 9 48B 10 43B 27 7B 16 48B 37 3B 10 0OB 8 40B 14 66b 4 60W 81 40W 63B 14 3b 37 48* 4 21 B 4 49b 4 13B 6 8B 6 46b 66 low 6 3B 33 19b 6 38B 6 4B 30 OB 30 18b 32 37B 49 20B 39 25B 40 2B 34 48B 42 lOB 10 2B 10 62B 22 43b 8 7B 23 10 16 16 37 as 38 66 38 14 06 88 31 30 37 36 38 36 30 30 00 44 14 30 30 16 16 16 16 16 01 14 38 14 16 33 33 33 23 23 23 23 S3 31 17 37 17 24 52B 38 9 8B 17 28 4tB 38 38 28b 38 .-42 20N .44 43N ,45 ION .43 8N 52 3N — 57 22N 37 I2N ..53 4n .52 25N .67 26N ,« — 46 40M 57 43N P.,..37 6 23R 7 8B 47 16b 36 421V 43 59b 6 16B 22 5B 23 40b 34 49R 40 32b 114 15R 117 35k 38 5R 21 57B 4 45B 26 51 B 22 2nR 102 30R 117 38B 2 55w 4 43B 65 54 K 21 3.5K 31 32B 31 3IB 31 .tSR 3 44w 9 26b 17 408 7 42B S2 8r 14 86B ;5 S6b 23.37R 6 18b 10 12r 22 30K 6 34 R 6 3SR 14 27b 9 58 6 9w 14 14 23 23 23 23 28 88 23 23 34 34 23 38 14 30 28 34 34 10 14 23 27 23 28 28 13 at 26 26 27 19 27 27 17 21 28 16 16 22 15 11 iia III 1 INDEX TO BLACK'S GEl N*an. Wafer, Itiver .,„ja& iQx Wagtwn^i^.. .„>.... ,M 4!nr Wagmon »»»».».»«»». ft 8 I2N Wngram ^,^,.,,..A» ivn Wab •! Dalmaia^M SRn |Wah«IDiikk«l.9a SAN iWahalKargcliJiS ION Wnlil«ii...<....Z..i.^l> S9N Mraliira »^....«.~^ OUit WaliliaaNn .......M A9if Wahneti » law Walir«iidorf..~.«...Bl 67" Wal Arekeke R. -38 ?■ Waiapow Cape.~37 42s Wuib»tai1t>~~.~^~^0 IHN Wailnke 36 478 Wailiou, or TlHunM RWer~^ Sfla Waikaito 37 IM Wai-KanaliL.~~~,40 Hs Wai-Knnaliill(R.40fiva Waikato River ^17 >ti t Walkato ^..JT «« Wai-kawa ......^.^O 37* Wal kawan .,38 34a WalKa-ramaramoSB 32b Walkohober..,..,.~-39 3s Wal Rirl ;J7 HB Wai Wansnrl R. 35 SOa Walkiou » Oa Walkopuktt^.^....4fl 7a Walmate.............. 35 16a Waimate~.~~~~~3d 34a Waimea Uiver „^l 17a Wainfleet 53 7i* Waingarou ~..~^37 30a Walngarou H..,.,..^ 3fia Wal-liiga 39 SOa Waiongona R.....W38 Ma WaUpapa >....>^~38 7a Waipatlki 40 ina Wairao R........,w^l S8a Wai-rapapa ^.....M^l IM Wai rapiirn, or Palleser Bay.,...^! 30« Wairon R. ^..„^^M Oa Wairoa R. ,....^>.a6 S6a Waiienhard...^....^? UN Waitangi R.~...~«~3a ISi Waitani It 38 S8a Waltematn tir....-36 60a Waitepori Bay 37 :Wa Wai-te-tuna R.....^ 358 Waltotaro...^,»«»,wli) niJi Wai-tunica ^.....^ Oa Wai-Uite-borl .....39 4A8 Waitien..»>.~~.....47 43n WaiwHkaio R...~.^ 97a Walwangy, Isle ... 4 Oa Wakakahu ........ ^ 8 278 Wakatani.M<~....37 67s Wakefleld...........53 41 1« Wakefleld Mt 3» 3.5a WakeHeldK 34 Oa WakeringGt.......91 33N Wake's Ule .......~.18 On Waki, River ..... 3 94n Wakup «»......«. . 4 5 5n t Walachia 44 40n Waladia, Kl 32 AOn Walehen, I^uke ..47 37n t Walelieren 51 31 n Walchwyl 47 AN Walcot . ...*.. . ..J ^ 2 50N Walcott 53 6N Walcourt SO 14N Wald .....47 16W Waldaii ..........Jl 14N 1 Waldeck- SI 16N Wnldeck 51 12N Waldegrave Is. ....J3 3»a Walden 47 68M Waldenburg 47 33n Walderstown 53 8»n Waldheim ........51 fiN Waldkiidi .......47 SSM Waldkirk...~......48 SN Waldmunchen.-..49 19n Wald«ee. ...... ....47 5gN Wikldshut .......47 38N Waldatatt.......^? 31 n Walen, Bl Walet . Walford. Walford, Walgeer Walker Bay. 32 48N 16 20N ...J>2 20W 48 34 35B £H OW U l»W 3 44W 16 SRI 80 lOB nsoi 90 401 8 Ml 7SIB IS 801 flOfiOa 7 MB 17S SB 178 4«B 8S4a 17S 8B 175 S4B 174 38B 175 11 B 175 SB 174 46B 175 SB 175 OB 174 S3B 174 48B 177 SOB 175 45B 174 SOB 186 30B 179 lOB 173 46b 174 IOb 173 6B 13B 174 39B 175 OB 176 30B 174 I9B 179 40a 179 llB 174 RB 175 26B 175 8a 174 Oa 177 IOB 175 9B 11 43B 174 7B 174 36B 174 48B 178 388 179 8B 174 4SB 177 83B 176 951 15 90b 174 19B 133 AB 179 42a 177 Oa 1 aiw 138 30B 138 35B 48B 167 OB B3 40vir 17 83a 85 20B 8 56W !l 26B 3 35B 8 31B 1 39B I9W 4 84B 8 53b 16 1SB 8 5.'iB 9 3s 134 4()B 8 MB 7 45B 7 45W 18 67B 9 I5B 7 5UB 18 30B 9 46B 8 1MB 9 IOB 3 40B 3 44nr 8 30W 8 aaw 144 3()B 19 )6B 40 9 11 19 87 87 87 18 15 18 33 17 W 53 18 63 AS 83 B8 68 6> 68 88 63 68 68 63 68 85 53 63 63 63 9 63 58 63 63 63 63 63 63 53 63 63 63 18 63 63 63 63 63 63 63 53 19 53 85 S3 53 9 63 63 10 64 61 27 27 86 18 16 15 9 9 16 15 20 17 17 S3 18 15 17 17 16 18 18 18 18 15 36 36 10 10 63 38 Waiialiglaugen .JM 1i6n Wanari ....,.»...». I SON Wanboroiigli .....61 32n Wanby ...........57 4Sn Wando Rlver....._17 »« Wandsehow 54 I7n WBndswonli....«j)l 87n Wandwick ........68 45n Wanga Hniaar ..34 38n Wangailio........40 4a Wangaiiiuiiia Harb.....,....„3S 86a Wanganul, South Harb. ., 40 30a Wanganni R. .....40 ()■ 81 47B 54 30W I 4I)W 3 KHHT 141 SOB 17 27B llw S&tiW 6B SB 176 6B SO 61 10 11 63 30 10 11 83 63 174 SSI 6S Wanga Paniwa 0..'i7 3Sa Wangape R. -....."U IBs Wangnrt Ilurb. ...J9 948 Wangiiroa Bay aiid Barb. ...........39 oa Wangaron H. ......38 458 Wangaruru Harb.-39 SOa Wangawclii .........39 58 Wangen..........47 43n Wangen..,.......47 14n Wangerin ........JS 3Sn Wmigeruog Isle ^,M 47n Wangford .... 58 31 n Wangi Wangl Isle 5 8Ha Wan-ho... ......"W 65n Wankaneer ...... 8 8 37n 8 WankeeU ......35 ISa Wanlockliead ....JUl 84N Wannon River ..37 8«8 WanpumnI ......31 4-2N Wanroy....,.......9l 30n Wansbeok River..55 ION TT BDBCn »»^< j^»»iy f oil* Wansen ......... .'■3 80n 54 ON . ...53 36 N 49 58N I 3:)N 1 3(iN M 3N Wansford ... Wansford Wansladel Wansum Wantage Waiiatebeii ..... Waplstaniacou, River .^,........41 40n Wappenhani .... . .68 6n Ware 13 ION Ware :I5 3a Warasdin .........4*1 SON Warberg .........57 9N Warboys 68 86n Warbstow..........60 41 N Warburton ........^ 84n Warcoing .........JiO 41 n Warcop .........94 38N Ward Island........ .13 45s Ward Law ....59 31 n Wardan.^.... — :<0 19n «Mt*M>#«Mw56 38N i 18N )3 7N Wardliead. Wardinglmro. Wardlngton .... ..^1 40N Warcboro ........»31 23n Tvaree... . ... .......■>. 6 jon Wareliam .. . ..... .9 41N i Warekawa Warelow Warem Waren Wareponga . Waret Warei 37 108 53 «N .50 43N 89N .3» (« .50 33N ,50 32N Warfleld.. ....... ...91 26n Wargala........ 24 &n Wari-rua ........40 54a Wark ............... J> 5 6n Warkwortli .......93 3iin Warleggan ......... 5 30N Warmington .......52 31 n Warrainglmm ...Ji3 9N Warmlnrter 51 12N Wamboro Sound -32 158 Wameinund...>...54 5n Warneton 50 4SN Warnford ..,.,..,... 5 1 ON Wariiliam..>.......9i 5n Warning, Mount 88 328 Wiirnstedt 52 47n Waratowaha, R. 49 80n Waratowaha, L...48 36N Warra 31 428 Warragon Mts...J)6 55s Warran, Wady .-JJ .ION Warratra .........32 618 Warren 51 38N Warren ...-_.— .-.44 6N 173 35a 179 3B 178 88a 173 I9B 174 301 173 50a 177 4B 174 3^B 177 6KB 9 61B 7 40a IB .^1B 7 55a 1 SOB 183 288 117 3:'B 71 8B 26 OB S49W 141 88B 65 36B 6 54)B 1 3(W 17 I IB 19 6BR 2lnr 2a«r 18 oa 6 6B 1 29W 11 32B SO 25W 1 6«r 84 Oa 178 oa 10 28B 18 17B 4w 4 SOW 8 36W 3 20B a25Wr 134 158 4 7w SO S8B 3 Ibw 3w 1 17w Sw 83 39wr 6 308 8 7W 175 IOB 1 63W 9 14R 13 38B 178 208 4 528 84 12B « 43W 10 4B 175 28 8 L^w 1 87W 4 saw 25W 2 26W 8 llw US 40b 12 9b 3 67B 1 6w 8-'w 163 1-2B • 8 IB 81 3:>B 81 33W 150 4.18 148 OB 30 68 149 38B 4 59W 69 7W 6S 63 68 63 68 63 63 63 63 18 16 90 17 10 86 84 83 88 13 69 33 16 90 30 9 10 18 16 10 80 44 10 86 63 19 S3 10 10 9 16 9 63 13 37 13 10 10 10 44 86 10 63 9 16 17 63 16 19 10 36 63 9 9 10 10 9 10 63 17 16 10 10 63 17 43 43 53 53 31 63 10 41 Watchle. Lake ....80 45N Watato, Key, Isle 5 3M Water Mlltock..~.54 36n Water 8ound.-....A8 SON Water, Wells or..20 .IOn .58 ION .63 6N waier, wei Waterbeaoh WaterfiUI Watcrfoot..... Waterford...... Waterford Waterfoi 95 28N AN -41 .'i.'iN .48 40N IS ISN Waterford Waterford Harbour ......68 ION t Waterford, County .........58 13N Waterford (Nova Scotia) .^45 46N Waterford (Upper Cannda) 43 SON Watergate Bay ,.M S6n WaterfrasshilL...Ji8 In Waterhouse I 40 538 Wateringo .. 68 2n Waterishmuir...67 SON Waterloo ........90 43n Waterloo ..........33 19a Waterstene .......57 87n W aterston..........J6 4SN Waters Upton....53 46N Wnterville ......61 49N Watervllle .....44 SIn Wntford ..61 S9n Watling's Isle 84 ON Watlington .......JtS 41n Watscliera . . . ...42 47n SO llw 138 Ob 3 Mw S 6Aw 63 fiOB 12B 1 97W 8 3AW 70 *iw 80 4w 73 40W 7 18W 44 89 9 11 S3 10 9 13 44 44 44 13 6 96W 13 7 SOW IS 63 48w 41 Watson, Fort .....33 28n Watten 58 27N Watten Locb-.....98 86N Wattenwyl ......46 47N Wattlington......9l 39N Watton ........ -... J^ S SON Watton 51 91N Watton ..........63 3SN Wattwyl ........47 18N Wftuneli ... . ...38 30N Wavendon ..91 In Waveney, River 98 S5N Waverton .........54 SON Wavertrce .. 53 23N Wavigiiiee 49 a')N Wavre ............50 42N Wawa, River 13 34N Waxliain ..... 98 46N Wnxwny, Isle.^.. 3 468 Way, Pulo « ON Wayagamack 47 ISn Wayagamack Ur. Lake ...........47 16N Waygat Island ..70 30N Way-mus-kee L — 53 5n Wayne Fort..~-.41 ON Waynesboro 35 I In Waynesboro 39 20N Wuynesborougli WlGeorgia) 33 8N aynesburgh 39 63N Waynesville 36 36N Waxeerabad -.-......37 7n Waaeu ..-........^^4 S6n Weaver, River .JJ3 18N Weaverton ..'>3 I5N Webbe River .... 6 On Webbville ~~30 SON Webuck, Cape ~54 40N Wed, El .. X ON Wed, El 34 5N Wedderburn ..-..55 46N Wedderbunie ..^58 6(in Weddle ......^^.58 31 n Weddron ........50 7N Wedel ...........ftS 36N Wedolbrok ......JiS 6:in Wedge Hill 33 SOB Wedge Mount 42 4118 Wedmoro 51 laN Wednesbury 52 33N Wedne8fleld......68 SON Weedon Beck 52 13N Weedon, Lake .-45 47N Week 51 23N 52 25N .34 SON Weekly Weem Castle 56 S7n Weener.......~...A1 9n Weerdiuger ......52 49N Weert 51 14n Weesdiile fiO 16n Weesdii'.e Voe 00 12n 80 82W 9 4W 8 19w 147 4iB 4 16R 8 9w 4 82b 116 44b 6 44W 8 47w 8 S8w 10 Ow 69 43w 24W 74 33W 24B 86 24 R 80 26w 3 17w 3 I9W 7 SUB 6!)W 87W 8W 48B 9 4N 69 25B 42w 1 S8B 3 ISW 8 65w 8 21B 4 35B 83 18W 1 SOB 123 IBB 95 22B 78 39W 78 45W 65 OW 89 3<)W 89 Sw «7 58\v 78 5W 81 58w 80 19W 83 94W 66 90B 6 39W 8 44W 8 34W 43 OB 89 SOW 67 20w 8 19w 6 6B 8 low 111 85W 3 88W 5 14W 9 44R SOB 135 4B 146 2IB 8 47W 3 2W 3 6W 1 6W 71 25 W 8 67 W 42W 68 25B 3 84W 7 83B 6 59B 5 4.')B 1 lUW 1 I'OW 43 10 18 68 16 II 16 68 11 II II 13 44 10 47 10 87 44 11 11 15 10 9 10 10 15 33 10 10 9 9 14 16 46 10 35 35 42 42 39 39 44 44 44 44 44 44 37 36 9 9 36 44 39 36 36 13 39 11 10 31 21 S3 S3 10 10 10 10 41 10 10 33 12 18 16 16 13 12 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 56 Ur. Loaa, e 5 3M JbA 36N .M MM ~30 nON ~A8 ION Jt'i AN ^AS 38it ~44 AN ~41 .'■ftM ..43 40N >AS 16N 90 llw IM (•■ a aaw s MW 6S «)■ I3H 1 67W s saw 70 4J(3 In ..40 53a ..^ 2N -,»7 80N „M) 43n ..33 19a ~.67 27N ~.a6 4AN >Jii 46N ...fil 49N ..J4 3lN ...51 39n --.24 ON ^.53 41 N ...43 47N ,.^33 28N ....68 87N ,...38 S«N ...46 47N .,^1 39N .«S3 MN ...^1 SIN .-53 35N ,...47 18N „.J2 30N ..^l In r 53 35N ,..JtA SON M~&3 23N ,.~49 a'JN ,...50 42N ,...13 34N ....53 4(iN ... 3 468 .... tt ON ^..47 13N r. -..47 I6N ~.70 30N —53 5N .^.41 ON 35 llN — 35 20N I — 33 2N 39 63N ....35 26N .^.37 7N ,....34 36N ...53 18N ..-.53 16N «~. 6 ON ....30 SON ...54 40N 3f ON ,..^34 6N 55 46N .-.SB 6(IN 58 3lN ,~~50 7N -.-M 36N 53 5;w 33 3l)e 42 4118 ,51 i;iM 5'i 33N ^...sa 3r. JM I8N WtllM, lale !» «• WcllMbouni 52 13N WcllMlcyVMiiridnlA nOa W*IUngboruugli>.S3 18N WelUogot«.....~-..-i3 (IN Wellington _50 SON Wellington 53 43N Wellington lii Jti t Wellington 33 488 Wellington .,.._ 41 17a 1 Wellington 33 lla Wellington Mount43 S4a WelllngtonVnllev 33 40a Weilow 51 I9N WelU,. 53 5N Weill (Maine) ~.43 8In Weill Mt .-U 36a Wells (Norrolk).>53 58N Weill (Somerset) 51 I3n Welliburg 40 IOn Weiltreei............JS5 SON Woliwieic . .V> 4()N Welmioh ~.~..»»JiO ION Weina, River 52 3flN Weiney>..............S3 33n Well „. ...-.48 lOw Weii^ililcli —^.-49 V>M Welaclirono ~-~.-.47 ION Weiiee, „. ^4 21 n Weliem ~.- 52 20n Welteii u >~.— — .10 S2N Welton -....—.-.■ 53 i7N Welwyii. —..II 49N Wem ........... 53 SIN Wembury-.-.-..-JiO 19N WemyM, East —56 ION Wemya. Weit -.56 9n ^^ en-clioo ...........98 4N Wendenbuttei S3 81n WendeHen —.—52 9n Wendlingeii —.48 39N Wendover-.,— .-.51 4Sn Wendy .— ....— .'i2 6N Woner, LaUe —SB S6n Weneriberg -,-.-.58 83n i Wenenburt{~.~.58 ON Wenenb 51 I In Weng— Aa .3!)N Wenham -«... Jl 69n Wenig4^Kle— .— 51 SIN Weningen— ..-.-47 30n Weniock, Lit 52 39n Wenlock, Mucli ~^'>2 36n Wentum, River -.52 4.1N Wente, River 53 39N Wentworth .... 36 19N Wenuakura-.— ,-.39 48a Weobley —52 9n Wemhi ,T4 35a •II SB « 6a 9 S4B 151 IHB 1 36W l.tg 40a 42W 38W 3 I9ir 9 SOW a 4.1W 149 358 174 478 lift Oa 147 20a 149 lUB 2 32W 8 l»w 70 .16W no 148 OSOB 8 37W IM) 40W 4 IIW 48 7 438 16 448 148 14 IB Werbeu, Werben. Werdenbcrg. Werfen, Weringen. Wcril, Weme — .-. Wemeuclien Wemilz. River Werombii. 6 7 10 6 S 52 62n 3 16N 47 ION 47 30N 48 :i3N 51 36N 51 39N 53 40N .48 42N Werowera— — 38 46a Werra, River .M 3«n Werran, Isle Ii7 IHn WerrinKton 52 38N Werscliitz— — 45 ON Wertncli, River -.48 2Sn Wertii ....—..-...-51 SON Werwick Weicl. Weicn Weieiiberg . Weienburg , JiO 45N SI 3/)H 47 8n .5!) 21 N ^"i I3N Weaendorf -...52 38N I Weier — 51 55N Weaer, River — .M Mn Weslenbeck 54 S9N Weilingburen -.-JS4 15N Weiiel, Cape II SB Wenel'i Iile— . 4 4a Wesiely ...—..•..— .49 llN Weniem— -51 9n Wcwetin . 49 28n Weit— 41 24N Welt Bay 23 ION Weit Hiinki Cupe 37 528 West Bourn 50 53m West Cape 4.i 558 358 33B SB 4b S8b 29w 13w a 43W 4 3w 3 3w 3 4w 120 66R 10 mn 10 37a 9 258 46W 4w 13 108 13 IHB 13 308 31 w 13 68 1 Oa 10 S2B 8 23b 8 30W 8 33W 1 oa 1 8w 79 .lew 174 328 2 63w 172 60b 11 578 14 66B 9 29B 13 lla 10 418 7 668 7 36" 13 39B 10 47B 143 338 178 28 9 25a 7 33W I.'iW 31 258 10 54a 6 318 3 28 6 368 9 48 26 228 12 508 10 2»K 9:«8 8 32B 12 2B 8 sua 136 208 131 SOB 14 408 5 53B 18 IB 74 OW 64 27B 140 2'.'B () 55w IfiC 9B 33 16 17 63 10 69 10 9 10 10 10 63 63 63 63 63 10 10 44 63 9 10 44 13 9 17 ao 10 19 18 16 31 16 16 9 10 10 10 13 13 34 17 17 18 10 10 33 33 33 10 18 10 15 15 10 10 10 9 44 63 10 63 30 30 IS 19 18 17 17 30 18 63 53 17 11 10 19 18 17 16 17 15 2:' 17 17 17 17 31 31 52 62 19 IG 21 44 32 52 10 JS8 S4N Weitrum -. Weitrup -.. Weitruther .Vt 44n Weitvilla... .11 .tON Weitvoe -, 5U SlN Weit Water -.-..56 .'H>n WMlweil .— 61 47N Weitwick-,— ..54 .12N Welhar— — -.29 SSn Wetherai .— ..-.-.M S3n Wetherby— — A3 SdN Wetiierden -.— 6i I4N Wetlientield —.52 6n Wetir Wady -.-.39 4a Wetter ....so 54 n Wetter Iile —— . 7 45a Wetterhom -,-.-.46 3!M Wettern Lnke-,-.68 24 n Wette»jHrvl 67 30n Wettin 51 33N Wetting All SitlntiSa 30N Wetton-.-. S3 6N Wetwang — A4 2n Wotiliir SI) 33N Weurt 51 52N Weaford-. .....53 20N X Weiford, County ——62 30N Wexfordliaven -Jk3 lOit i Wexio ——56 SON Wexio -.—.-.56 54N Wey —-.-.-.-.47 I5n Wey, River— -.61 S3n Weybowine-. 52 S7n Weybridge-.— 51 SSn Weybrldgo 41 27B Weyda ——-50 47n Weyhill SI 14n Weyiund Point -J3 I4S Weymouth -.—50 36n Weymouth, Capo 13 40a Weymouth WNova Scotia' -.44 S8n eiikon ——47 ION Whaddon'— .— ..52 on Whale flrth voe-.60 40N Whule Head —...43 40a Whale Iiland —69 Ion Whale Island (Borneo) — . 3 .58N Whule Riverw— .58 8.1n 7 378 6 4N8 a 3SW no 5w I 18W 8 SAW 1 40W I 53W 79 498 8 Slw 1 84W SAB 34a 34 368 H 4IB I2C iOa 8 8B 14 3IIB 21 S.5a 11 A6B 378 1 SOW 33W 8 S88 5 48B 6 87ir 6 30w 6 22W 14 608 14 Ala 8 198 30W 1 108 88W UA A28 12 38 1 32W 134 308 3 27W 143 lOB 66 Sw 8 468 SOW 1 9W 147 28 136 OW 17 16 la 44 13 11 10 9 as 9 9 10 10 37 17 63 IS 33 33 30 10 9 9 17 16 13 13 13 1 1Iamp«. Utt. Um«. WImIc Kivtr, Great-.-.-. Whale River nouse— — — .65 38n Wiiale Sound ^77 30n Whaley 5.3 2(IN Wlialley 5.3 SON Whalsay Iilo —60 32N Whamel —51 &3N Whapode Drove Chapel.— 53 43N Wharfe River — JS3 SIN Whamiide — J>4 I4N Wharo 34 508 Wliatton 55 «N WhattUlinni 62 7N Wheathempsteod JSl 48n Wheatley 5 3 22n Wheatiey— — ~6I 43 7n Wheldralu» 53 64N Wheldy Lake 61 I6N Whepitead Whetaere .. Wliicham- Whichbury Whickliam >3 12N —52 dl'N .64 1.W SO 58N M S6N 33 IS 10 9 10 A3 17 10 S3 10 63 41 IS 10 13 S3 40 113 258 36 68 OW 40 .-J5 aSN 77 30VV 40 Whldbey Is'e 34 46b Whidbey Point — 34 37a Whiddy 51 42N Whim f'S 46N Whin Pell .—65 SON Whippinghain— 50 45N Whlr&ton 56 49N Whisendine —.62 42N WbiiUeburyCaatle56 SIN Whiston -,—.53 19N Whitbeck ——.64 15N Wliitbournc —52 13N Whitburn -..55 53n Whitby 36 34N Whitby -54 2!)N Whitchurch —.50 4.5N Whitchnrch 51 53n Whjtchurcli 51 31N litchurcli 51 14N 77 25w 71 (iw 8 OW 3 24W 69W 5 878 3w 1 6W 8 24W 172 43K 1 48W 658 I8W 5IW 1 itvf 3 12W 80 47w a 22W 57W 100 20W 418 1 358 3 18w 1 49W 1 4()W 135 t)8 135 28 9 2flw 3 I6W 3 I!»w 1 lliw 2 44W 47W 2 15W 1 19W 3 I8W a 24W 3 42W 78 18W 38W 2 50w SOW 3 Mw 1 20W 40 40 9 9 13 16 10 9 9 63 9 10 10 9 10 10 44 9 9 40 10 10 9 10 9 S3 S3 13 13 13 10 11 10 11 9 9 10 13 44 9 10 10 10 10 Wiay, CMtle 57 26ii Wick ») 6m Wick , 68 Kn Wick Hiiy 68 84N Wiek.Uld, Caitle68 88M Wtekeii-..- -53 2n Wicken -63 I9n Wickf-l ....- Al AAn Wlckford .61 301* Wkiktwm 61 28N Wlokham > -.SO A4n Wlckluim lliiliop 51 46N WIckImm Market S3 AN Whikluw t Wicklow t WioklON, Count --.-.- Wicklow Head Wick war Wiovlord Widikw, River Wlduwa Widdringtoii Wide Bay -. Widemouth B. Widviwell 58 47 N Widford 51 4.3N Widin, or Vi>UI>n 43 57N WIdnesi -.53 21 n Widniinneii — ~-J» S8N Wieclit 50 S9n WiedlUbacli 47 I5N Wiefeli 53 :t7N Wieplngen Me -Jii S5N Wieroo, River— .33 64n Wieruuow -.— JSl 20N Wieibury— .-J» In Wieien 4H 43n WieieniteiR 48 32N WIesieut River -.40 »!in Wigim 53 33N Wigboro, Great -JSl 48N Wlgginton— .— .— 64 In Wigginton — -Jii 40n Wiggiuworth 54 ON Wight, ble of — 60 41 N Wighton —52 66N M'igmoro ——,52 li»N Wigston— — — .52 .35N -Jll A7N -.A3 SUN 36N -.41 31 N _.54 A4N —61 3AN 65 ItiN ,35 458 .50 48N Wigiton Parva -.52 31 n Wigton 83 62N Wigton 51 6IN t Wigton, County ——64 61 n Wigton (Cum- berland) —54 50N Wiklsiiig -.49 6N Wika .. ,60 31 n Wilberforce .33 33b Wilberforce,CBpe23 308 Wilherfoss 53 57N Wilbraiiain Ot. -.52 13M Will)urlon .52 22N Wilby 52 19N Wildbad 48 45N WUden 52 |2n Wildenicharcii -.54 ON Wildbaiis —.—47 13n 7 Slw t 3W 3 4W 3 .3W 3 4W S«>w lOa • 78 .-BB 78 1 liw 38a 1 818 A 4W 116 608 6 SAW 6 iw 8 S4W 71 30w 8 A4B 19 oa I 36W 163 ina 4 35W 9 58 MW 188 lla 1 178 8 34B 24W 9 498 9 228 96 39W 15 308 9 7" 1.36 308 86tv 9 188 9 268 16 52a 3 43W 75 57W 6 40W 6 40W 81 14W 67 18 4 27" 64 44 W 20 51 B 2 3W 117 128 77 27W 9 18 23 63 36 9 10 10 10 IS 10 31 IS 44 19 17 .52 10 17 17 17 II 44 13 13 44 32 16 SI 20 10 63 43 89 33W 44 V\ illiam Pt William Pt William U William U William '[i...~M 4" V«enend««l M W Ve«r — »' «<" 23 J.T! lU 47K 31 4ft 9K 33 A7 ISK 33 13 lOa M .^1 32M .23 ICN 19 lOV .43 BN . 6 281* ,41 SON ,41 i3f ,65 4SN ,A3 UN Veere .~~— Veerwalbu^ Vega, L> Vega dc 8upla . Vega «lc Tera - Vegalomdio^. Tegunoc, Itio VeaeMcli >~~. VVcgUa, Iile 44 CN ehrab Jagote ^35 38N Veil. See Envi. of Rome «.. « ....~. Veilbvc », » .~.55 37m X Vclle....~..~.'>«».ft5 44" Vrile 55 41n Vrlle, Gulf* w~.M 41N Vflroii, River 46 31 n Vciroi I ......38 59N Veirum ,.~.~~~~-ft6 27i* Veiturii.~»,~-«- 44 28N Vcjer . 3C !&" Vela, Cape.. 13 ION Vela Ulc 22 ON Velaine «....» 48 4IN Velan^ «~~.4S .Wn Velaa, Polnt....~>.~.10 2iN 73 2M 6 AIM & am 4 411 3 401 60 AR 70 40W 7ft ftOw 6 8W A 4fi»V 11 6im 8 4011 14 40B 67 8B VelazKerd. Velchista ■^. Velden VeUlhoreii Velestina . Velefre — Velci Velez Blanco Vulez de Ben diidalla Velez Mala;;a Veles Riibio.. Velha Barra ^ Vellia Bay Cabello da ^ ...11 S3N 39 ION .-40 32N vfll 23N .»30 27N _41 43N . 6 13N 37 40N 9 4AR 31K 9 3lie 9 44H 6 23R 7 20W 8 3HR 8 3nR 5 filw 72 low 142 lOR 6 4B 7 15K 85 40\r AclftB' 21 33B 11 2CB 5 23R 22 51B 12 4nB 73 4HW 2 lOw ....^Va 54N ,„.36 4:)N ,...37 37N 2 408 ~, 1 3.58 1 16 678 \10 208 37 8N .....~40 ION „49 8N ^^'b 33N „ftl 39N ^60 17N ~,60 4'JN ..-66 ft2N 42 50N 42 4N 14 338 41 4IN 44 61 N 41 45N S3 16 16 10 16 33 47 24 49 24 34 33 18 19 32 26 31 31 21 21 19 24 21 56 24 49 39 14 15 46 Velliaa, River Velho. Velia — Vlllezna VII ij — Vellkaia Viis ~ Velikie Louki~. Velikiou»tioiiK Velikosoposhna Velilla Velilla.. Velillas Valille - Velinco, River . Velines .........^ Velitrae .......... Velitrae See Knvs. of llumc~ Velitza ~~ 38 3Sn Velkermarkt ..^...16 42N Vellah 31 6N Vellaur, River — 11 25n Vellen 51 54N Velletri. See Envs. of Rome- Vellev.~~~w....«~~56 23n Vellin.. ....~>.....50 4n Veiling ......~.>....J6 27n \ ellore 12 54n Velomela, M. ..~. 37 34N Velp ...>~~....~~~.52 IN Velpke 52 24N VcUique ^^...^......60 53N Velthoens, Isle ~. 6 38 Veluchi, Mt. 38 64N Velva, River 63 2n Vemantray, Isie~,60 22n Vemdalen....... 62 27n Vemeiro ...~.«>~»..38 67n Vemmeltoste ~..~65 16n Ven, Isle ............56 34n VpnaflViim ...^..^.41 30N Vcnairo ..............41 SON ycnagque ...„.»., 42 35N Vencaigerry ..._.13 ON Venda Nova .^.....41 45N t Vendue, De- IMrtment of ..^.46 44n Veudel 40 27N 44 WtW 46 12W 61 40^ 8 23\V 15 8B 10 Mb 31 I'iR 31 108 30 20 B 46 Ob 52 lOB 4 36\v 26W 8w 71 16w 8 52B 6B 12 ISB 22 3ijR 14 37B 66 52B 70 SOB 6 SOB 28 18 16 37 25 49 24 3 33W 24 4 9Mr 24 2 lOw 24 41 48\r 51 9 51B 5 2B 9 47B 79 lOB 22 66B 6 6»B 10 ftSB 3 4AB 124 43B 21 SOB 56 OB 1 28\v 13 AIR 7 42^v 13 I2B 8 39B 14 OB 14 2B 33B 78 32b 7 61w 1 36w a 26\v \vu\x; itiver 21 W* Verde, Rivir.~-~32 «!« Verde, River ~»..I4 ISa t Vcrden 53 M Verden 62 5ftN Verdet, hle~...~~10 I6n Verdiitan 37 4HN Verdiitan, Cape.~27 47N Veido, Munt..~~».43 13N Verdun ~~-~~~~.42 39N Vtrdun 49 ION t Vcre.. .17 SON Veicla M 20N Veretia. Verga, Capo Vtjrgenneit Vergcriley Veraoraz « Verhapysk ...A9 23N .10 AON .44 9N .66 29N ........43 1 4N 61 28N Verin...^. 43 4N 61 fil 51 24 56 19 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 49 26 14 56 25 28 19 33 33 17 25 21 16 21 33 28 16 17 16 35 28 23 12 23 24 21 21 66 25 24 33 24 14 24 - «•• ■■■*»»<>»»»»■■« »■■»■■■ I B^ VerkOzcrnaia ~,5I 23N Verkh Lamov...~..ft8 SON Verkhovajnk . 60 44N ViTkhovska ...~.J58 64N Verkn Kiir- moiar»k.~..~~-~47 64n Verknc(liiiei)iov»k48 37N Vcrkokiiniik~.~.~.68 37N Vcrkouisk ...--.^.63 32N Verlame 60 36N Verlonre Valley~.32 88 Vei m.inton «..~~.47 40N Vcrmejo 22 188 Vermejd, Uiver .~2S Oa Vermclho, River -14 208 Vermilion Bay ~.29 40N Vermilion, Fort,...57 68n Vermilion River -41 16n Vermilion Rlvcr.~47 32n X Vermont 44 ON Vernamo ..-^.~-~.67 15N Vcrnet Baa, Le ~.44 17N Verneuil 48 4«n Verneuse 48 65n Vernon-...~......~.49 6n (Georgia^ .-^...32 17N Vernon (Irfdiana)38 69N Vernon, Mount ( Illinois) 38 20N Vernon (Tennu«8ee)~.~J5 46n Vernoux«.~..,-"~.'l4 62N Verocze~.~.~-."~.46 63v Verona ........,...,~.4ft 2Gn Verona ...... 45 28n Verres .........~~.45 42n Verrieres ...~.~.~.46 54N Verrua 45 llN Verrykuigan ..._~55 8N Versaiies 39 9n 47 4.'iW 67 3iw 60 30«v 9 3i)B 12* 119 40R 61 AOB 61 60B I0 42B 50wr 8 24B 77 l.W 36 6B 66 4A> 14 20W 73 9W 10 52B 17 22B 41 33a TTs'w 66 42B 43 24 K 41 6.'iR 47 50U 43 48R 34 208 63 2IB 46 30B 5 16r 18 40R 3 46b 63 18W 61 28\v 61 60w 92 Ovr 11»' Ow 89 IW 73 iw 72 40w 14 IR 6 26R 688 27R 1 278 82 38W 86 35W 61 60 49 17 17 3.'. 24 33 Vt 24 14 47 23 23 36 44 21 19 23 "21 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 16 V) 14 SO 60 51 44 40 44 42 44 22 14 14 14 14 44 44 88 43W 44 Versailles. - Versaravce Verseignes Vcrsen ti n o......^.- ^ . -«-- Versoix 46 17N Vert Galant, Le~.49 33N .48 46N .21 23N .48 IN .41 30N Vertaizon. Verte Bay Vertolaye Verven Verviers Vervins Veryan— Vesontio. Vesape Vescia Vescovato Vesebyc .-, Vesegonsk Ve8in~.~..— Vesle, River Veslensk Vesllana V6soul Vessaux^.^-...^.......... »—• Vest Fiorden .~~.67 56n Vcstvig 63 62N Vesulus, M 44 38n VesuviuK, Mount 40 52N Vetcia, River 1 2n Veternista ~.~~~_38 68N Veternitza .~~~..-.38 22N Vetlian8koi.~~-...51 8N Vetlouga ............61 41N Vetlouga, River~.66 6n Vetritz-.....^. 44 61N Vetroz 46 13N Vetsehau ~,51 43N Vetulonii ~.-......~.43 On Vetus Achsa .......43 45N Veue 47 13N ^'eurdre. I..t 46 4Sn ,.4S 46N ,46 ON .45 38N ,37 21N ,60 36n .49 49N ...lO 12N ,47 15N .36 ION ..46 IN ,.42 31 N 54 47N 58 SON .■jO 30N 49 21N ,62 39N .60 16N ,47 37N .44 38N 87 20\v 4 38B 17 278 11 IR 10 68R 7 40r 6 3IR 8 3R 6 30\v 85 I6\r 2 7b 73 108 6 I8B 15 45B 6 128 1 128 3 16B 64 OW 3 418 22 28B 6 408 3 558 4 66W 6 108 49 48B 8 678 9 20B 9 328 37 88 4 578 3 278 50 Ai>8 63 48B 6 118 4 268 13 308 10 508 7 OB 14 24B 67 56w 21 268 22 IOb 54 658 46 OB 46 35b 24 28 7 188 14 6R 10 678 38 30R 1 54W 3 'iR 44 14 19 25 56 25 15 25 13 44 14 33 14 25 15 14 14 41 14 28 16 14 10 55 66 15 25 21 23 16 14 23 23 14 14 22 22 56 26 49 28 28 23 23 23 27 15 20 56 6t> 14 14 . JCUI AU1!1 VicuiJu'Morum-liO UN VIdal Bank ........ Jt 7 30N Vidal, C.i(>e 38 I3» Vidauban ~43 36N Vidigueira ...... ....38 UN VIdIo, C.ipe -~.~-43 39N Vidlon Vite 60 27N Vido -Xi 3HN Vidreras , 41 60N Vidtoboiijska 67 26N Vidry ... 88 27N Vie Skerries 60 24N Viechtacli~-~.~»-~^0 24n VIechtag 49 2n Vieille 1..1. Lake-46 66N VIeille Ville, Le~.49 34N Vicira _— .«.....'.»~30 64N VlcJaVilla.«...~-~.3 33N Viejas, Cast. Ouardias ....^...M 41 N 1 48 8 36N .iW I8N ,.Cl 3N ..~48 12N ...45 40N 46 34N Viejo, Pnrlo. Vicjo, River Viel Salm Vielk Vienna Vienna ............. Vienne 31 21 H 9 0»v 32 Ha 6 38B 7 3;iw 6 19W 1 8W 19 66B 3 83B S4 608 S6 2:t8 1 61 w 13 128 13 448 78 I8»V 4.108 8 5^W 75 25W 2 63W 80 I8W 73 69W 6 A2B 41 60R 16 20R 4 66B 4 538 \ Vienne, Oc- partment of...~.46 37* ^Vienne, Upper, Department ol .45 65N t Viennois 46 25N Vlcr8oe.~.~~~~~~66 I6N Vierzon~.-~~.~~~47 14N Vicsti 41 54N Vleux Boucau .^.43 47n Vieux Cap~~..~.-10 42N Vifvild^..^.^.^ 60 28N Vigaa, Le .....~...,43 59N Vig Villa de Fradcs ... Villa de Rey..-~.. Villa de Sta. Cru Villo do Bispo -. Villa Pallet- Villa Flor Villa Franca Villa Franca (Venetia) ..~~«-45 20N 16 OS .16 238 41 S6N .39 37N 31 41 N .37 &N .44 30N 41 23N 40 4SN Villa Maria. Villa Nova daRainh 'J 308 Villa Real ........~41 26N Villa ReaU-»~~~-.23 40s Villa Real (Algazorl 37 On Villa Repentina.~..32 48N Villa Rica ,~.26 OS Villa Verde~~.~~.16 328 Villabrazara 42 8n Villach 46 37N Villach, Upper ~-46 66n Villacidro 39 27N Villafermnsa .„-.:i7 4|N 1 14k 5 20R 8 138 2 2B 16 118 I 25W 69 80W 10 27R 3 368 46 628 10 48 863B 14 25B 9 3B II 08 8 43W 8 4o»v 1 6\v 10 60r 35W 10 418 11 688 87 138 4 32W 21 44B 3 26n 77 60W 6 60W 23 28R 8 40B 72 15W 72 Owr 67 2w 6 30W 27 438 26 508 60 2w 56 108 23 21 B 6 24W 22 65B 24 458 12 2B 60 28W 69 42W 7 low 50 30\V 8 22W 8 Ow 16 48W 8 60w 7 418 7 6W 1 14E 10 608 67 40W 55 SOW 7 44W 67 20W 7 17W 13 408 56 43W 39 26W 6 46w 13 S2B 13 188 8 458 8 41W 14 14 21 14 25 14 47 21 14 32 22 25 26 25 25 24 24 12 22 14 21 22 33 24 19 14 49 24 28 17 49 49 50 34 27 23 60 23 28 24 28 23 56 51 49 24 51 24 24 36 24 25 24 24 26 51 51 24 60 24 66 60 61 24 19 19 ae 24 !l V|||,,ivanez \ illavit'losa Villaviciota Villcanas — Ville ronta Ville Dieu . Vlllcau Bu Villedleu- Vlllefaux Vllleforl . ViUcfranrh (Kaitetn nces) ~~. Villefranchi Villcfrancln VilleftanclH VilleflranclH Villefranchf Vlllel ■' Vlllempui. Vlllena — Vllleneuve Villeneuve Villeneuve I Oulard Villeneuve, t'Archcvc Villeneuve Vllleneuve Villeneuve Villeneuve Villeneuve Viihneuve Villeneuve (Vaud). Villeneuve d'Agen Villeneuve Bero- Villeneuve Marsan . Villcnoxe . Villers Cott* Viilers, Grai Vlllestrup^.. Villeta Villierstown Vlllimpenta Villingcn ... Villmanstrai yillnslada~. Villstrup — Vllmar., Vilna~. Viloyo Vils.. Vila Biburg Vils, River Vils Sound~ Vilseck ~.. Vilshofen. Vilters Viluti, Rivei Vilvensk ~... Vilve8tre~.~ Vimeiro~~~. Vimnacium. Vimoutier ~ Vinaros ~~. Vinay~~~~« Vinay Point. Vinceia~~~. Vincennes (Indiana)~ Vlncenzo, T Vinceaille~. Vincz~~~~.. Vinkebek - Vindebye ~. VVindelicia. indeno! ~. Vindliya Mc Vlndicari ~. SVindili ~. Vindo ~.--~. Vlndobona Vindou ~~- Vlnegar llil Vinganio ~ Vinge~~~~ Vinge~~~~ Vingorla ~, Vinnaes~~.. Vinlo K. ~. Vinlolte ~~. Viniolae ~.- Vinkovezie Vinnitsa ~~ Vinon ~— ~.. Vintimiglia Vinuesa~~. 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La_46 I8W Villedleu ~ 46 6li« Vlllefaux -~<7 31" Villcfort —,--—44 25if Villefranrhe (Baitetn I'yre- neei) 42 8Sm Vjllefranchc 44 20M Villefranche— , — 43 25m Villefraiiche.-— 46 us Villeflranche— 43 54n Vlllefranche.* 44 7" —40 17N .—48 3i« .—38 37 V .45 Kis -47 7" Vlllel_-- Vlllempul Vlllena — Villeneuve ViUeneuve ~ Villeneuve la Outard ~ ViUeneuve, l*Archcvcqiie-~.48 13M Villciieave le Boy 48 4i« Villeneuve —,..-.48 12n Villeneuve — ~,47 3W Villeneuve ——45 40N Villeneuve ,,,,-—43 68M Villi neuve —44 26m Villeneuve (Vauil)— — 46 24(1 Villeneuve d'Agen —,.—.— .44 24N Villeneuve de Bero.- Villeneuve de Marsan ——43 84n Villcnoxc— ~— ,-.48 35m Villcrs CottereU— 49 14n Vlllers, Grande —49 39n Vllle»tiup~ ~S6 46M Villeta ^ — ~25 468 Villicratovrn 62 6M Vlllimpenta 45 9m Villingcn —48 2M VUlmanstrand 61 Om Villnilada— ,— ~.41 4m VllUtrup— — — 65 33M Vllmar 50 23M Vilna 54 37N Viloyo ——20 08 .47 34N .48 26M —48 3GM .56 57N .49 3vi Vladikaukas 43 2m Vladimir— — -80 64M Vladimir 6d fiM Vladimirovka 48 lOM Vladytvlienbka — 63 6N Vlakhloti 36 SON Vlandcn ,„,,,,..~«.49 67M Vlashish 43 58N Viek Poort.lliver 32 6b Vlicland 53 18M Vllcland, Isle —53 15M Vliko —,38 40M 38 3IN ,51 7M .38 6M 24 44M 40 63N .62 6M .67 6M 66 60N .57 6M .63 45N 55 I9N 43 41M —53 2N 50 32N ,52 28N ...45 ON .46 IN <»^^*^^»^»*»^* VllzanI Vludorp ,— VIogoca — , Vocas Cays Vodena„. Vodla Vodskov Vodstrup Voerblcrg. Voerdalsurcn. Voerninge Vogan — ,~-. Vogel Sand Vogelsberg Mountains Vogelsdorf Voghera -^ Vogogn '. ^i^^*^*^*^*^^t Vogoulka— .,— — 67 4N 54 5N 48 ION 48 13N 48 40M 38 14M ,fi6 20N 63 29N 49 IN .44 38M Vogshagen Vohring — , Vohringen Void -,— .- Voidia, Mt Voil, Loch Voimougskit Voisage— ^, Voitest — . Voivoda —37 57m Voj, Lake 60 30N Vojeitza, lliver —40 38n Vojniech 45 23n Vokcret —42 23m Voko, River 46 20M Volantza 37 37M VolaterriB 43 26M Volberg— — — 66 2M Volcan, Isle 22 30N Volcan, Sainta —37 508 Volcano ^J»S^v 90 AMW 32 358 41 4R 5a 6n« 198 378 4(IW 36W 13 338 4 418 6 42W 138 61 45 w 60 43W 57 20W 37 45 B K) 31 B 70 3IB 83 358 84 408 35 358 74 OR 27 41 B 14 378 4 208 45 38 24 34B 40 188 46 48 39 OB 22 43B 6 88 20 45B 26 108 8 48 4 59B 20 418 21 78 6 08 22 248 81 low 22 98 37 408 10 38 8 508 9 578 11 288 10 128 19 188 4 68B 9 168 13 488 9 38 8 188 68 288 16 148 11 398 9 138 5 408 21 53R 4 24W 41 418 6 6R 24 148 22 388 38 488 19 208 15 4SB 23 548 19 68 21 358 10 628 8 218 160 08 68 SOW 138 848 146 25N 146 308 146 268 145 368 127 08 146 308 10 548 17 458 18B 45 46b 24 388 26 328 50B 21 5ftR 10 I4K 12 208 10 88 32 228 24 278 14 14 14 14 39 43 46 38 au 37 31 19 16 34 M 31 14 II 14 60 60 60 37 33 33 83 33 33 83 97 36 16 33 33 33 23 23 28 16 27 38 16 16 28 28 16 38 44 87 33 81 81 21 22 21 87 16 17 80 25 25 83 30 18 18 14 88 12 23 14 87 88 83 87 19 27 19 28 66 81 64 60 35 89 29 89 64 29 89 85 66 14 23 87 83 36 87 18 17 18 83 23 Voulan—.- ..„.,.— 44 VnulgnrA, Mt. -...39 Vuulte, La Vouria — ,,. Vourlio— , Vfiu-ting „, Vou-ting — Vouchurch Vnuiieri — Vozdrijeiiak. Vozirkhan, S.1 6n Vo' .52 2.SM ,87 2GM .46 40N — S7 43M ,37 47N 38 2aM 41 27M P. Vuari-ns — —.46 4IN Vuchin Vukovar Vulcaniae Isles Vulgan Vullen Vulturnus, River 41 4m Vumitorio ~,— ,,17 17a Vung— — — 29 2M Vusitrin _— 42 32m Vuuren — —..51 SON Vygozero, Lake— 68 36m Vypal — ,— Vyska ,,, Vytcgra— , .45 40M -45 23M .45 I9N .38 40M -47 32N ..52 43M 61 3CM .48 29M .61 IN 3M AH 91 S7H 4 458 96 AIR 22 'iOK 103 WR 117 38R 9 A6w 4 438 AS 54 K VI .V>R 81 S-ia 21 31 R 21 .'lAR 3 44W 9 26B 17 408 7 428 92 8R 14 568 • A 56b 23 37 K 6 IHR 10 I2R 23 3flK 6 34R 6 3MR 14 378 9 68 8 9w 90 408 21 OR 23 528 6 3D8 17 428 18 2«8 19 68 14 lAR 11 148 7 118 13 548 47 I6W 70 17R 21 88 6 58 84 328 54 68 33 OB 36 108 w Wft Pt 41 68 Wnag, River— 47 65N Wwagen, l.sle.— ,~.»)8 .Iin VVangen, Isle —,,,68 15N AViwl ——47 60N Wnnlwyk ,——51 42M Waaylidek — .— JIO 48 Wabash, River 37 63N Wabem — 51 7n Wiiberthwuite -.-64 2()N Wabi River 6 ON Wacamau R 33 65N Wnchenrotli 49 43N Wackendn, River 40 6n Wndnnahoui BHy.24 a5N Wndrteadon- 51 SIN WaddingtieldGt.,.,62 3n Waddinghani — ^Ji-T 2';n Waddingtoii— — 53 ION Waddington— — A3 54 n Waddington 52 16m Wadebridge 50 49N ± Waden, The 53 27N Wadesboro — %5 In Wadhurst— — 51 4n Wadlr —,—30 4N Wadlelel 32 31 n t Wadreng 32 SON Wadstena— —511 17m Wadworth — .53 2«n Wady Deep 27 SON Wady el Jar— .34 18N Wady el Teir —28 IMn Wady Feiran 28 40n Wady Girfe 28 4I)n Wady Mukatteb —28 54N Wady Tuba 29 19m Waerghen— 50 53N Waerschoot —.—51 ION Waesmunster -.-51 8n 2.1 an 14 80 as 84 84 10 14 8.1 97 aa 98 as la 31 96 98 2T 19 37 37 17 31 38 16 16 32 16 11 28 3(1 27 15 19 19 19 26 18 17 50 51 33 27 16 23 23 23 23 Wag Wata R Wageeoo, Isle. Wagenening, 18 16N 321 53 19 22 23 18 16 38 44 17 9 36 44 18 44 37 % 9 9 9 13 10 16 44 10 33 36 36 88 9 87 ^ 37 37 37 37 37 16 16 16 76 49>k 47 130 401' 36 ft 3-)?. lli 179 IOe 17 5118 13 658 13 08 10 478 5 48 85 478 87 25W 9 908 3 21W 43 08 78 45W 10 468 91 27W 35 08 S6W 468 32w ajw 2 25W 6 38W 4 46w 6 lOK 80 12W SOr 70 358 12 228 5 50R 14 538 1 7W 32 568 'M 48 30 498 a't 238 32 378 :» 168 34 49B 3 268 3 368 4 4* Wakup I WalMhlat ...,...v44 40!« WKlwlia, Kl li Mtw Walohan, LmU* w47 37i» t WalelMran ....^1 am Walohwyl 47 6m wkkxit — » M Mm Walcott M «M Waloourt ............50 Un Waldau M Mm t WaldMk -.......^1 IAN M AN 17 y.1B >7 JValdegnve Ii. ....JiS 3As Waldwi ^47 MM Waldanburg... Waldanlown WaUlholiQ ^ Waldklnsii Waldkirk....^ Waldmunohei Waldim.^ Wiildnliut WaldiUlt Wnlen, Bl Walford Wairoi Wiilgoer asN .03 98N M AN .A7 38» 48 AN 9 ION .47 S9N .~~..47 S8N 47 91 N V8 t8N IS 30N Al A3N .,^2 20n m34 4a Walker Buy.„-»..J4 36* Wnlker Ml. ^......^i fli Witlkern ........^.....Jkl asm Walker's Iile 40 41a Walkenaioli.«........48 IAN Wulkhampton .^.M) 33n WalMngton ........ja 40N WHlkringen...«.»^6 A3n Wall...... ._6A IM Wall Fnc«et.......»..4S AIn Wallnce Town,.....^ lUN WHllnJuhabad<.,...13 AOm Wallakoor.............,13 17n Wallainiit .~....«...^1 £■ Wnllatey 5.1 26n Walle..~..^,..».>M^l 44N Wullenfeli M) IAN Wallensen ~.........Aa 2n Wallenitadt 47 8n Wnllenttadt, LBke47 Is Walleiisinnen «.»^A3 41 N Walling Fen ....^...AS 46n Walllngford . Wallln^e Isle Wallls'a Islands . Walloostook or St John River. WallisLnko.. WbI lie Ponds Wallop Upper ~.>.J(I 9n Walls eo 14N Walls Kirk A8 46n M>«>«MMwA5 On .61 SON .13 81 .11 ON .45 I5N 32 16S :il AS .~J»A 2N ^1 UN 41N .^l 6n Wullsend. Walltown Wall wick Waliner Walmsley-- Walney Isle. WalperUweilur ..,47 67n Walpole ..~...^~«.52 4oN Wallaiill S2 35N Walsdorf ^.........54 1-.?N Walshatn ...~.~..>J>a 40n Walslmm M \9u Walsimm, North 62 AIM WaIsinglmin,New52 A4N Walsiiigiiam Cape GH 87n Walsker^.....~.....A8 I8n Walsness..............60 16N Walsoken ^..........JH 41n Walsrode A2 63m Walston 5A 41M Walterboro ...^..^2 64N Waltersdorf ....«.> 51 A4n Walterehaiisen.....J!<) AAN Waltham .^..A3 31 N Waltham Abbey .wAl 41N Waltham. Bidiups 5() 57n Wsltliain Cross — 61 41if Waltham, Lake ^61 47n Waltham (Leicestershire) .')2 SON Waltham, Dpper 50 A6N Walton ...... 64 A9n Walton ......,~,~...A3 46n Walton 51 Sf2N Walton ......^...^.Jil 7n Walton ..»>.., ■..i..... 4 a IOn Walton Le Dale ~J» 4An Walwa 17 IN Wambrouk ~..~....8(> Sin Wampliray ^^.^^.56 I6n Wamsliao ~.>«...~.33 IAN 85 'Mtn 8 6fl\T 11 MB 8 SAB saiB 1 »B low 4 t4B 8 ATlB 15 ISB 8 5.IB » Sk 194 40B 8 IIB 7 46R 7 40w 19 A7B 9 IAb 7 sua 19 3()B 9 46B 8 l.'iB 9 lUB 3 40B 3 44nr 9 3«W 9 53W 144 .KIB 19 I6M 118 2SB SW 145 SB 12 9n 4 aw 30nr 7 38B 2 7w 99 13B 4 42W 79 AOb 79 4«B lAO 63B 3 4W 36b 11 33B b 3HB 9 I7B 9 lOB 91 A8B 42W 1 aw 176 16W 168 OB 66 aw 163 38B 147 S2B 1 snw 1 33W 3 13W 1 32W 9 SOW 5 low 1 23B 62 48W 3 14w 9 lOB 12B 1 S7W 10 18B 1 29B S6B 1 93B 51B 60 40W 6 18W 1 42W lOB 9 37" 3 31W 80 44W 13 21B 10 a» 6W OB 1 14W 2W 29B 47w 41W 2 4.')W 1 4()W S6W 9 46W 75 8W 9 41w 74 I8B 9 IW 3 31W 60 SAB 17 86 18 16 IS 9 16 IS 90 17 17 na IS IS 17 17 IS 18 18 \H 18 15 86 86 10 10 A3 38 A3 10 63 18 10 9 10 9 19 13 88 83 03 9 17 17 17 16 IS 20 9 10 63 1 41 62 03 10 13 II 9 9 9 10 41 9 18 10 10 31 10 10 10 9 40 II i2 10 17 12 44 20 17 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 44 9 83 10 12 33 t Warekawa „.,^ ilm 170 1 Wawiow... na UN 1 a I' an low.. Warem... Waren .18 AN ...AO 43m ~.3»l <« .,-AO .TIM ..SI asM ~i..0A atiN Wan-ponga -., Ware! ... Warn . Warfltld Wargela.. WarLrua Wark Warkwortli Warltfgan .....,.« A 30m Warmington ~,....JI3 31 n Wnrmlngham .....JVI on Warminster .........01 19n Wanboro Bound -32 isa Wanifmund..,....^A4 An Wameton ~......,.SU 4Sm Warnfurd ............ M On Waniham ... — ...,61 an 28 32S A2 47N Warning, Mount WiirnstedC Waratowalia, R. 49 90m Waratowaha, L 48 36n Warra~. ......31 42b Warntgon Mti.....% AAs Warran, Wady ..JJ 30N Wurratra ~..........3< Ala Warren Warren Warren Warren Warren I'oiiit Warren Kivor Warrenford Warrenton« Warrenton Warringstown~...Ji4 i»iN Warrington ........AS 23m Warrior Pt. Town 33 60n Wnr«aw~......,.....J>2 14N Warsborough .^..JiS 2»n ..Jit 38N i4 6N I2M ~.4I 6()N Si AN .-)4 4(ia iA 33N .32 1»N ..J3 18N Warsop. Warsliaw Warstude Warta Wartenberg Wartenburg Wartenbnrgli, Warter IIN A3 A8N 4IN 1 41 N ...Jil 19N AON JJ3 67N Wartha~-~.~......JS0 S'in Wartha lliver ~..53 37n Warton ...^..........53 46N Warungul............)? 67n Warwick... 64 Hs Warwick .. Vi 17m 1 Warwickshire ,^i 20n Witscli-bank.........,30 14a Wasen ^.............46 43n Wash. The .........A3 ON Washedemoak, R.46 45n Washingbrough ...63 12N Washington.........44 17n Wasbington.........33 46n Washington .......^34 4()N Wasliington ....M~..30 42N Washington (AUbama) .......38 21 n Washington (Capitnl) ..I.......38 5'iH Washington (Georgia) ~...~..33 39n Wasliington (Kentucky) ......38 3IN Washington (Missi8sippi)......31 38N Washington (N. Carolina) ~.36 36n Washington (Ohio) .............39 3In Washington (Pennsylvania) 40 9n Washington (Tennessee) ....^35 3(IN Washington, 8. ....34 4(in Washitta, River.~34 43n Wuslipin .~,~~....-A8 46N Wnsseionne Wasserburu , Wiissonaar . Wast Water. Wasta Wastara Wastdale .48 38N 48 2N .52 9N M 27N .28 52N 13 UN 4 26n Wastdale Huad...>S4 Hm Wast^jaur ............67 27N Waston ...... ........39 1 N Waaungen........ ... SO 40.v Wasutrs.........~....32 2n Wataia 62 24n Watchet .~....... 51 IIN 1 A.'iw 6 I4H 13 3HB 1711 2«ia 4 A3B >4 I2B 43W 10 4M 175 aa 9 lAw 1 87w 4 33W 36W 8 2ew 9 llw no 40b 19 9b 9 67a 1 6w a>w 153 Ilia. 8 la 81 3.>B 81 33w ISO 43a 148 OB 36 6B 149 mn 4 S9w 69 7w HO A8W 79 16W 6 14w 115 A.3B 1 4(iw 01 Ow 82 4IW 6 17W 2 37W 87 low 91 Aa 1 30W 1 8W 9 S8W 9 lOB 18 4AB 17 47a 15 44B 20 3fia 40W 16 44a 14 3Sa 2 28W 2 A4W 7927a 2 AlW 1 3SW 1 34W 24 6Sa 8 3AB 20a 66 Ow 29W 69 16W «3 32W 88 24w 97 12»v 84 A5W 77 66W 92 5.^\v 7 46W 7 29K 12 I2B 4 23a 3 17W 34 40it 75 468 3 20w 3 15w I6 36B 80 23W 10 26r 46 30B 30 21a 3 18W 63 9 16 17 SS 18 19 10 86 63 9 • 10 10 9 10 ?? 10 10 10 63 17 43 43 A3 A3 81 63 10 41 44 44 13 <» 9 44 44 13 9 44 33 9 9 9 17 33 30 9 20 20 II 9 33 9 10 10 38 16 10 41 9 41 44 44 43 86 saw 44 77 «w 44 82 48W 44 83 43W 44 91 32W 44 77 54W 44 63 30w 44 80 I9W 44 44 44 44 13 14 18 16 9 37 33 9 9 32 44 17 33 33 10 Wiiyn .'nesvlll* . WuMrahMt. Waicu .^"i 'i6N —17 7W 34 36N Weaver, HIvtr ..JU 18n Ms 80 l!»w 44 Weavei ton .. Webhe River Webbvilie . -.63 IAN . 8 UN S0 80N Webuck, Cape ....64 4VN Wed, Kl 38 om Wed, El .34 5M Wedderbum .......56 46m Waildefbunie Weddle Weddron .... Wedei -Jill 6U I2N Weesliana ^..,.....34 6n Weesp ..............52 liiN Weeie ^............Jl 3HN Weggis ...,...,.,..,47 2N -•il 4AN Ji2 SON .48 3tiN A4 37N 3U 6(IN ,.33 45N ^>7 24N I 12N Woijiad, Jeb. Wegrow ..... Wegiclieid .. Welilau........ Wei Wei.,. Weibye Weida, River Weiden ,..,.,,,..49 39N Weidenburg....,....,49 67N Weighton Market A3 52N Wei-bai-wei Har- bour Weilie Wei-iio -„ Wei-lio. Wei-ho. Wei-lioeL Weikerdorf. jn 30M — 51 16N 3IIN Ji.'> 2UN ..'16 ON -•i5 27N .48 29N Weikcrsiioim ......49 29n Weilburg ...........50 27N 47 6iN ......AG 65N fiO 6!>M 49 33N .49 9m i9 8N lA A2N 8N 8N ....49 17N .49 48N .47 43N .60 3N Weisenburg~~.~..60 39n Weiskurciien ....,44 A3N Weissembourg...wt9 3n Weissenburg .......49 In Weissenburg ....wt6 40n Weissenbiirgii ...-.,49 2n Weissenfells Weissenfells Weissensee , Weisseniiom Weissenstein Weiasenstein Weisstiom... Weisthugen . Weistrup Weilheim . t Weimar Weiinur ., Weinhoini Weinsperg Weir ^ Weir. Br. of Weir 8ouod..,.......JS9 Weis Wau)pacli~.SO Weischau..... Weigclienfeld ± Weisen m,. Weisenst -.....,46 aON 1 13n .-.51 12N .,48 I8N 13N ««*i«M«5tt BOS 46 4N 47 27N 58N Weiterode Weixelbarg..,-......4A 69n Wekerniundu .....53 41n Welbum — ..........54 7n WeibuyliofT .M 6N WelbvoodEust ..JtA 31 n Welbv 52 8()N Welch Hampton -.^2 A4k Welch Newton ....51 61N Welcli Pool ..........53 4UN Welch Pool (Upper Canada) 44 SON Welch Whittle ....63 37N Welcoinb 50 57N Weldon, Great .,52 3iN Welford...,..........52 25N Weiford........„.,-JiI :^s Welbam f4 8n 82 54W 86 60a 6 3SW 8 44W 9 34W 49 UB 86 20W 07 20w 9 l»w 8 Ob 9 I9w 111 95W 3 98w 14w V44B 9 60B 136 4B 146 2la 9 4"W a 2W 9 AW i 6W 71 i^AW 2 A7w 42W 68 25B 3 24W 7 3;iB 6 6da 6 4.'Im 1 luw 1 l^OW 68 53a 6 IM 6 llB 8 25B 4 lOB 22 la 13 42a 21 12a 114 32a 106 8B 9 64ie 17 UB 12 3B 11 3HB 4UW 128 8B 11 24B IU9 3AH 113 3eB 104 40a 114 I4B 16 Oa 9 A3a 8 IAB 11 7B II 30b II 20a 8 40B 9 17B 3 Ow 4 SAW 3 2W A 68a 17 OB II 18a 8 OB 11 6IB 12 38a 21 30a 7 68a 10 69a 7 29a 7 64B isasa 19 3a 11 9B 10 lOa 794a 96 36B 7 43B 8 4&B 9 3itt 9 60a 1447a 13 65a 63w 9 IAB 4 8W 32W 8 6.'iw a 45W 3 7W 79 26W 8 41W 4 3IW 39W 1 3w 1 26W 48w 44 97 88 9 9 86 44 89 86 36 13 89 II 10 91 31 S3 63 10 10 10 10 41 10 10 83 13 IS 16 16 13 13 32 10 17 16 36 23 18 30 34 34 31 20 18 18 34 20 34 34 34 34 10 18 II 18 17 17 18 18 II 13 II 16 19 18 IS 17 17 19 14 18 16 IS 19 20 20 IS 16 83 15 16 21 17 19 17 9 21 12 9 9 10 10 43 9 10 10 10 10 9 WiTingnD. W.-ril- Weme W«m«ucti<>n Wemils. Kli Weronibo. Weruwvra. Werra, Hive Werran. file Werrincton , Wenehlti Wertseh, Ui Werth.... Wtrwiek Wesel Wesen Wesenberg , Wesenbura . Weiendorf , I Weser Weser, River WeUenlivck Weilingburer Wessel, Cape I WoMel's Isle- Wessely,. W'essem.., Wcssetin . West Wt'st liny West Banks ( West Bourn , West Cape West O. lIo« West Cape ( J ZeHlnnii) , West Crnlgs . West Dunn .- WcHt Down , West Indies West Point (AnticostI) West Sleepers Westiili Point Wostbury Westbury... Westbury , Westbury (Sliropslilre) Westbury (Somerset) . Wester ~.~..., Wester Horn.. Westeras ....... t Westerns ., Westerborg ... Westerdale ... Westerend ..- Westerend Isli Westerhiim . Weaterlinit . Westerkirk Western.,...,..- Western Islant (Georgian Bi Western Liicli. Western Mts. Western Port , t Western Territory .,, Westervelde.^ Westervik — West Fenton , Westfleld Westford West Hadden West HBrfour Wes.iieiin— ... Weatlieim...., Westiftiid Westlcigii Westleton....... t Westmorelai i Westmorelar z Westmorelar i Westmorelai t Westnlorelii (N. Brunswi Westness ....... Weston ,..,.. - Weston ...»,., Weston Weston -.-., Weston ....... Weston Weston, Old Westoning .... West, P«iint~ West.South.C t Westpliikiia Westport ~-., Westport Westray Firtli Wtitray Isle n i*w 44 M AOa ar S uw M a uw » S Mw 9 43 im Mi 85 SOW 44 47 WW an 8 i(nv ad 6 fis 36 a low 19 111 ISW ao 3 WW II 5 14W in V 44K 91 B 50a 91 138 «■ M 146 2la A3 9 4"W 10 a ilW 10 9 Svv 10 i t>\v 10 71 if5w 41 9 5'l« 57 IHN Werrinclon ,— ,„,«^2 88n Wwiclitu .,4a On Wertacli, Ulvarw48 Mn Wtrth HI flflN Wtrwick i^ 45N W«mI~ 31 sm W»wn if 8N WttMiiberg -.,.^50 >IN WMenbun M law WWatendurf ^.^.,52 38N Water 51 55if wwr, River ,.„^3 ,'Oi» We!JetilM>ck ......54 69l« Wejlliigbiiren «,«J14 15N 1 «• 4 4a 49 llN ~.A1 ))N ~4!l Mm 41 2414 29 ION 4H i.lw 10 4la IM Weawl, C'Hpe WoMel't lale. Wciiely WeMwm. WciMtIn Wc»t W»»t Hny VV«it Uanki Cupe 37 fi^a West Uoiirn .........50 83i» Weit Cape 45 5M West O. Ilowe _.35 10s West Cape (New Zeiiliui(l) West OmiiKB ^ We«t Di'Rii ~, M'eat Down ^ Went Indies . West Point (Aniicoati) Weit Sleeper* Weatull Point Woitbury Weatbury, Weatbury Weatbiiry (8liropsliire]>...^j 41 if Weatbury ( Bomeraet) Wester Weater Horn Weaterna 1 Weatenii Weaterborg Weaterdale Weaterend Westerend lale ^63 4AN WeKterliiim .^.^.^61 15N Weaterliolt ^.^.^53 35N Weaterkirk .........JiS 12N Western.....»...,..,...58 27N Western Islanda (Oeorglun Bay) 45 6(» Western I.ocli..><.J^8 28N Weatem Mts. 41 458 Weatern Port ....^JS 20e t Wealem Territory ^.,.„^7 On We8tervelde~~-~.Ji3 2tt Weatervik „-....._57 46m West Fenton .^.^56 2n Weatfleld ...,^^0 54N Weitford 44 32m West Hadden ^..,r>2 2(IN West Hl»!•^our~.-«17 4«w Wet.iielin.,....^..^..48 2n Westlieim~»...,.^49 On Weatlnnd ^ 53 36n Weatlcigli 51 3n Weatleton 52 16N t We8tinoreliiiid..41 6(is i WeatraorelHnd~,33 538 i Weatmoreland- 18 I5N i Westmoreland....^ 26n i Westnloreland (N. Brun8wick)~45 67n Weitness Weston Weaton Weston Weston Weston Weaton Weston, Old Westoniiig ^ West, Point. West,Soutli,Cupo43 418 t Westphalia .,,.^1 4UN Westport ..^^.,...63 48N Westport 3;> 27n Westray Firth 6i> I3n Wettray Isle «m~.59 I/n .52 81 N 51 21N h2 43M 52 4!lN ......51 54N 2 4lN .52 25n 51 59N 41 OB 7 ma 7 sna 13 30a 10 47a 14.1 aia 178 2B U 2AB 7 3AW ISW ai 8SB 10 ft4B 6 SIN 3 aa 6 36B » 4B 80 iia 19 50B 10 2!ia :U8 8 32a 12 2a 8 sua 136 208 131 50B 14 40a s 53a 18 la 74 (iw 64 27a 140 2ja 55w IGG Ua 117 4Ua .46 108 — 55 54N .~JiO 54 N ON 20 ON 49 45N 69 30n .12 528 51 S9N 51 4tlN .61 16N 61 .12W 62 Ow 133 67B 9 a^w 2 25W 2 llw .51 16N ~..~68 32n 65 ON „,^9 35N m 50n 52 50m .~64 27N ~.53 45N a 4iw 3 20w 16 30w 16 28b 16 30a 6 ana SQw 7 85a 7 3lB 2B 7 30B 3 5W 3 8w 118 Ow 6 87b 16 38B 3 4UW 34a 73 OW 1 5w 77 lOw 10 17a 10 41B 6 40B 4 lOw 1 34B 146 50a 140 56a 78 Uw 2 39W 64 40w 3 6w 2 iw 2 57w 1 88 5W 3 31W 2 17W 34W 3()w 144 45B 146 108 8 OB 9 29W 79 6W 3 OW 3 Vhldbay Point 34 378 Whlddy ....,51 4'2N Whim hi 46N Whin Pell .^.......bb SON a* 178 4;>M S3 W nippingli>iin.......JIO 45N Wlilrfitun~.,,.«..,86 4»N Whitandine ...........Ji^ 49N Whlitlebui>CiutleM 61N Whiiton , .f3 19N Whitbeok . 54 15n Whitbuiinio .._.«..^2 I3N Whitburn -- ^..jfr 5:im Whitby «. M 34N Whitby 54 2UN Whitcliiirch ....,.,60 45N WhitGhnrcli~....>Jkl 53N Whitchurch ~. SI 31 n Whitchurcli.........,Al 14N Whitchurch (Salop) .^a 68N WhitHeid 54 5(iN White Bridga Inn 57 ION White Buy ..60 Ow White Cape ....33 I2N White Can Wr..,55 44n White Coino ........51 Mm White Fish Point 4(i 47m White Harbour ..^4 6Cn White Hills 44 Hm White Kirk— .~~-^ 2m White Miver ..,..,34 S/n White Kiver, 18 3n WliiteR. and 1J._IB 24m White River (Indiatin) ^„,38 32N Wliite Sea, or Uielue Mi)re~. Wlilte Spot—,. Wliite Stone..,., White Water- Whitehum Inn ....J13 43m Whitechiirch ..^-,52 lUN Wliiteclmrcb 51 sum Whiteforge .,-,«..^3 lUM Whitotield..,..,..,J»3 33N WhlteHclds 57 25N Whiteford 58 58n 66 On .42 128 J>7 2M 5 d'in Wliitehaven.,....,Ji4 33N Whiteliill ,.,,,.,55 38N Whitehill 55 23N Whiteliorn ..~.>...54 44N Wliiteliom Island 54 41 n Wliiteley 62 8n Whiten Head 68 35N Whiteness^.,,,,.60 13N Whitorow 55 14M Whltestone ..,...^.^55 33N Whitestown .~..~JS4 ON Whitesville 34 10M Whitewood 63 51m Whitfield 51 UN Whitgift 53 41M Whiting 44 47N Wliiting Bay 55 29N Wliitlaw 55 43N WhitleyBhield,.....54 SOn Whitinore 52 68n Whitaome,..,,„55 45n Whitstable ,..,....61 2:iH Whttstone.. ~...>50 45n Whitten ........... 53 42n Whittinghain ..~~55 58N Whittingham 55 24 m Wliitthigton 53 16N Whittlebury..~.~_52 4n Whittleseamere ~.5i> 32N Whittlesey 52 35m Whittonstall ..,..,54 55m Whitwcli .,Ji3 17N Wlutwick ,.,.52 44N Whitwortli 54 43n Whixall .... '}2 d4N Whixley '4W 10 9 4»a 11 a nm lA m »w 44 l» 308 1* » 7a 17 I.1A »B n atw 10 9 isn 17 tf WiB 17 10 .Via 17 3 43W II 74 A7W 44 6 4IIW 13 6 40W 13 • 1 14W 44 67 IB 39 4 S7a 16 64 44W 51 20 51a ao 9 3W in 117 12a A3 77 27W 42 89 33W 44 William Ml. VMIIIamPi. William I't William » William U William ToMii . WUIiambori Wliliami Williams Williiinisl- William's 'I0W1 ..~.^i A5« ~.4A 55a ~.47 2<8 ,.32 V5t — ,^•J 5a ,^i7 4ut — -M 'i2N -,33 7n — Itt) M.y .,.35 4a 311 lis Willianialiiirg 45 15n VViiiiiiiiii,burKli...>J3 88 Willitmiiibuigh (Alabama) .^,..10 3SN Willlkiiiitliiirgh (Keiilucl>>) ..^^.M 43N Williumei)iir);li (Missiaripiii) ~~.31 39n Williiimsburgh (Tennessee) >.>s.36 it6N Willlamsburgh (Virginia) ,.~«-37 I3N Williaiiisport 41 I6N Williainstun ...,,.35 48n Wllllngham ..,,...,52 Son Willingham .,53 2IN Willingliam, N. .,83 23N Willinghani, S. ,,53 20N Willis's Linos .m'« Qibraltar ....... Willisaii ~.~„„47 6n Williton 51 ilN Willougliby ,.52 4UN Willoiigliby ...,>„a'> 848 Willou(!liby.,,.„5i SUM Willougliton ..,.,-.'13 2'hire (Ulilo),.40 45N Willstowii 34 31N Will town 8.3 54N . 'Willuhmen ,.,.....,54 47m Wiimington„„,..'iO 4iiN Wilmington Ji) 3!)n Wilmington (N. Carolina) „,.,. Wilmington (Kentucky) .......37 2N 4 31 w 87 lUc lie lia 167 4AB 167 208 lil 4.'ia IIU 408 144 6.18 7H 36W Mi 3dW 118 97w 135 658 144 17a t !» tlW 116 :i8a 7fi 48W 77 Bw 77 low 6r 43W I6W 13W 7 69a 3 19w I 3W l.'iH isa 2KW 37W 84 60W 85 65W 6 46W 22 37a 12a 76 34W ,4 6«N 53 1»M ,«~,S2 35N .02 12N 3 49N ,,51 3N 52 SUN ,.47 OM „67 ON ..,47 208 ~.33 88 Wilmot Wilnislow Wilnecotc. Wilnls Wllsden Wiladurf — Wilanack „ Wilson ,~,..- Wilson Cape Wilson Inlet Wilson Inlet Wilson's Prom. ...a? lOS Wilsontuwn ....^..-55 47n Wilster 53 5(iM Wilt „„ 4!) 6(jM Wilten 82 3n Wilton .. — ~J1 5.V Wilton 55 26M Wilton . 52 39M Wilton, Kast .'>4 15m Wilton Gilbert 54 4UN Wilton le Wear,..54 41M ± Wiltaliire 51 IflM Wiltaliire, Fort ,,33 Os Wily Uivir .^) S2N Wimburne Minstcr50 4Bn Wimeswould ..~~~52 47n Winiinis ,.,. 46 40N Wiimuer.i R 36 428 Wimmerby ',7 4In 19 34 63 A3 63 A3 63 69 44 44 44 69 69 41 63 88 &W 44' K4 IW 44 U!) 40W 44 85 40W 44 44 44 44 11 9 9 9 94 15 10 10 69 9 9 44 44 13 20 10 44 .34 14N 78 6W 44 8(1 4nw 64 i9w 2 14W 1 38w 4 6.' 5 Windltchgiirten ^47 KW WindlMlfgroti 4C 3()N Wlndle S3 Wn WlndlMtone~.~~.fi4 3aN Windmill Hill. See Uibraltar^. Windabaoli <.~~~~4!) 12n Windihoim ~~~~,4i) 32n Windwr ..^ 61 2Hn WindM>r~~~~.~~3:) 3(i8 Windsor ( North Carolina) ^^■^.-^ 54N Windiur (No>a Bcotiu) -~~.~.~.44 66N Windsor i, Upper Caiiadtt)\.«...»..«..4 3 57n Windsor (Vermont) ~~~43 2(In Windsor R. ~.~~~46 Ids Windwiii-d Miinds 13 ON Wind wh I'll fas- sages, Wviit. Indies 19 On Windy Lake 46 27n Windyhilia 57 37n Wineford ~,~>~~~fil 6n Winford ~~~^l 2is \Ylii>r~~~~~~~>~.S2 3(iN Wing>.~~~~»M~~5l S3N WingeniiuU ~> 52 43N .Wingerworth ~~~53 liN WingHeld North^^KJ UN Wingtleld 8outli~.53 6n Wingravo~~~~~~fil 51 n Winliolm ~„.~~~,55 11n Winigeii ~~~~.~>17 6n Winington ..^........SS 15n Winipeg, Lake, Little ~~~~~~~.52 20n Winkbuum ~.~~~63 On Winkelsetli ~.~~~52 63n Winkfleld Park — 51 26n Winkleigh 6() St^N Wiuke^ey «..~.~>..>S4 9n Winkston ~,~~~~.56 40N Winlatuu ~~~~~~64 67n 8 i4W V) 3 27tv la 1 JVRvv 10 I I9\v 10 86 iw 44 84 iw 44 8U 52W 44 8D 4IIU' 44 ~.36 1'2n 80 Ow 44 78 I.W .')IW 2 3w a 3«W 2 5UW 147 &■ 7 22W 72 5W 60 OW 73 22W 16 34a 14 2^1 16 (ia 2 4.1W 1 33W 10 49B lU 31a 37W 150 4!IB WinnebikKn Lake 44 30N Winnendeii ~~~~#48 52N Winneperv«.'en~~~S2 42n Winningtori ~~~~.51 30N Winnipeg, Lukti~,62 .On Winnnboro ~~~~.34 22n Winnweiier Winsen «~. Wiiislmm Winslow Winaon Winster Winstcr ~M<.~. Winsum Winter Burg 'Mi)imt:iiii~~-~~32 24e Winter Bctgen~.32 68 Winter Harbour (Melville Isle) w4 40n Winterburne 50 4'Jn Winterberg »~.»~49 In Wlnterboum Monktoi 74 50W «» aoiv 2 5li\v 3 34W 2 38Hr 40W 4,nv 21B 1 25W 1 22W 1 2S\V 44Hr 3 law 7 4IB 2 32\v 100 20W itiw 8 32B 4l\V 3 1 3 1 88 I 61w M/W liiW 43W lOW 9 25B 6 6B 12B 98 Ovv 81 5\v 7 53 B 10 llK 2 53\V 53\V 1 5IW 2 55»r 1 3inv 6 3;^B 26 SOb 23 35B 4t 10 9 la 9 63 13 44 41 4a 19 19 19 9 9 24 18 18 10 62 77 S4W 44 (H \m 41 70 OW 4a 75 •invl 43 166 3(>R 63 62 OW 47 47 41 11 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 12 l.i 9 39 9 18 10 10 9 12 9 44 IH 16 10 40 44 18 17 10 10 10 9 9 16 38 38 111 Ow 40 2 3lw 10 13 45B 19 51 SUN 1 51\v 10 Namu, Lai loKO. " n. or MAr. W1ttinBon~~~~~~68 43N WIttlloli ~ w~.M «N 10 40B 17 6 MB 17 Wittmund ......^.^M 34N 7 49B 17 Wittnau 47 son 7ft8B 1 A5W IS Wilton W. .,^...64 18N 9 WitU de U ~~~~.43 4^1 146 SSB 53 WitUtook 53 11N 12 33B 20 Wltsendorf 62 Mn 10 OB 17 Wittenliuus(!ii~~~fil SIN 9 SlB 17 Witthuveu ^ Vl 36N 10 fOB ai Wlurki Cnpo 36 lOa 174 lOB 03 Wlvellscuiubu 61 3N 3 17W 10 Wlvolsfleld 60 88N 7w 10 Wlvuiihoe „~5I 61N 67 K 10 Wiodawtt SI :J3n 23 Ob 19 Wuburn Jil 59N 3HW 10 Wodden 56 IdN 8 60B ai Wodnian 49 9N 14 llK 19 Wodcitluw ,,..50 28N 11) 68B as Woeli 47 14N 14 18B 19 Woerden 52 6N 4 63B 16 Wulilau ~Jil ION 16 42B 20 Wolileii ~. 47 20N 8 l/K IS Woho 34 308 149 lUB 62 Woiniei 4!) 67n 30 64B 19 Wojerabail 16 40N 7U 41B 33 Woking ~.~~~~~61 1«n aiw 10 Wolbeck >61 54N 1 42B 17 Woldenberg 52 68N 16 40B 30 Woldhuui ~,~~~~.51 81N 28B 10 Wold Newtun 64 ION 26W 9 Woldorf ~.~..~&< 43N 10 12B 21 Woled Abbunebah^iO ON 9 26W 36 Woled Aieun, Duar of ~.~,~«~33 ON 8 43w 36 ^^'fltfHiC jjj-,„jfrtf 9J" 2 41 w 11 Wolf Rock, lice NorfoU I. ~. 62 Wolfacli~~. 48 18N 8 I6B 18 i Wolfeiibiutol .~i<2 12N Wolfenbutte 52 ION 10 4(IB 17 10 33R 17 WolfenMliiess 46 53N 8 24K IS Wolfersdyk .M 31N 3 48K 16 Wolffen~. — ~~~,S1 44N 12 16B 17 WolfratsliMuwjn ~.47 63N 11 82B 18 Wolf River 44 48N 08 9W 44 Wolfsberg 46 61n 14 62B 19 Wolfbburgli 02 26N 10 48B 17 Wolfsliagcii 51 18N 9 lUB 17 Wolfaliauaeii 50 43N 8 43B 17 WolgangB. „^ 47 IJN 8 86B 15 Wolgust 54 IN 13 42B 20 Wolka 53 35iN 21 60B 20 Wullaston Foreland ~.~«~71 45N 19 OW 39 Wolliiston Lake ~.57 50n 104 OW 40 Woliastoii Lund ~.6!) 3()N 115 OW 40 Woliin ~~~«~~~.53 5l'n 14 35B 20 Wollisliolten ~«~-47 20N 8 31B 15 WollonDillyH.~.34 4-^s 149 4t>B 52 Wollondilly R. .....U Ids 150 '24 8 62 Wollongong Uurb.34 2Us 151 UK 62 Wollositon 52 l(jN 4iW 10 Wolombi ~.~J2 678 151 lOB 62 Woioiubi Ca|~ ~.M 47rl WoBoegau ~...,..~.64 66 n Wottersen~.,..~~~A3 35N Wottoii Riuitut ~..61 3:iN Wotton Nurtli 61 ION Woudriclioni ~~~6I 40N Wovdton ~....~.~,52 30N 65N .^t. 22N .49 7N ...il ijfiN ■...~.SIS i7N 5.) 3!»N Wraiigle ~~~~.~~JKI ;)v Wrath, Capu 58 3»(n Wratllng, West -.52 UN Wrawby — ~— ~53 3&N Wray~. ~— 64 6n Wray, Sound of ~JJ7 25n Wreay ...~~...~~. 8 4 50n Wreck River 17 51 n Wrenbiiry. Wranthaii \ ♦■iiclicn ^V^l•8to^ Wrfxliiiui .. Wrietzin ~ .. Wrightlng — Wrights Furni. See NorfDlk I. Wroot~~.. Wrotliani ~ Wrougliton Wroxalt South. Wroxoter Wroxliiun.. Wrrion Wudd. Wuddaul Wudwaun—. Wukhood,.., Wular L:iUl' Wulkfelde-.. Wultee. Wuuime, River Wundly Wunpurty ~. Wuren Wurewyi Wurgaoin. Wurley Great. Wurm, Lake Wurman squick WunmKliii Wuriieira . Wurrora—. Wunia~..~. Wurzbur;,'.. Wurzen 3 2N 2 33N —68 21 N 66 61 N 63 3N 52 46n -.53 35N ,63 32N 61 DIN -.61 3IN ~-51 23N — ~5i 40n -.52 42N A3 55N 27 20.V .21 ON '22 3'IN 31 27N —34 25N 53 44 N 18 25 V 53 ION .'() 35N 16 20N .47 2(iN .46 .WN .21 4[t.v 1 .M4N 47 5.')N 48 ION .-36 48N .'i>o UN .20 UN '20 51 IN .—49 45n -Jl 20N Wushutce iMts 28 On Wusmanger Wust Wusterliausen. Wustrow Wutacli, River Wutzin Wuzeerkliun .29 ION 2 32N 52 5!tN 52 SON ,47 a6N .53 22N 34 25N Wybong 32 48 Wycliffe 64 SON Wycombe, Hlgli-.51 3«N Wycombe, Wt. -.51 39n Wye 61 11 N Wye, River ..—.-.51 3«n Wyk by l)uurstede51 5UN Wyke— . Wykhani. Wyl- Wyla Wymoiiclliain Wymondliam Wvndliani 54 44N 54 14N 7 25N 47 2(iN 52 45N ~-52 a5N 4 5.')S No. or Uai'. Namtm. WJMi-koops Hay ^ 7 159 W 3W 8 83a 4 Kiw .•t7w 8 low 1 S4a 18 13a »w 8 60w 2 :w 1 a3w 1 34W 1 34W '20 2tB 10 SOB 1 64 W 8 37w 5 OB 1 22 a 8 .VIB 16 .3.iB 81 3IIB 1 8B WW 1 23W 7a 5 OW 22B 28W 8 37?^ 7 12W 8 54w 7« 54 W 8 Mw 1 .3ilB 17 30B 2 low 2 59w 14 6B 2 41W SB 18 4b 68 13b 150 .•t7B 1 3l)w 4r.w lilw 57 b 2 4(iwr 6 208 8 40B 32w 9 OB 8 48ii 44W 1 OB 117 69b 106 lUE 10 18 10 10 » 10 18 10 10 10 10 9 ao 31 10 10 16 10 36 32 19 10 9 9 10 9 9 II 9 47 9 10 30 ia 9 ao 9 62 9 10 10 10 10 10 9 32 33 33 32 33 21 33 18 24 33 15 IS 33 10 18 18 32 33 33 33 18 17 32 32 20 20 17 17 20 32 62 9 10 10 10 10 16 21 9 15 15 10 10 53 35 Ynlluli llilli-.. Yullah River Yalle River Y III O »#» p ^ 0^**»^»^0^* Yalubaoli -.-.-. Ya-long-kiang - Yalung King — Yaniaska— — 1 Ynmasko-.— Yambori, River tl iimeos —.w, ..,,,.,■ Yainerina CImn. YHinparuos — Yamsk— .,-.-., Ynini, RIvtir— -, Yanntildu -..— . Yandabtiu-,-.-.-. Yanejiuedol Wells Yang ——.—.—.—. Yang Yang Kiaiig-.— .> Yang cliuv — — . Yange -.-.-.—.—. Yniigtse Kiaiig Koo Yanis l.-.l—.'! Yapchnn ——.-.:< Yar Mount -.— ...'J Yara Yiira R : Yarapasou — — .:< Yarbasaii ——.4 Yarburougli— .— ."i Yarcombc'-- — ../ Yard ley — — .{ Yardley ^— ! Yare, River .....,...' Yargtii —,—.-.2 Yurkaiid — .— ,— w~' Yarkand, River -.4 YurkiuUzuiigboo River — .: YarknauB— — ._( Yarlingtun -.--..J Yarin— .--.-.-.£ Yarniuutli (Isle of Wislit; ! Yannoutli (Norfiilk)-.— J Yiiniioui.li (Kova Scotia) — .' Yariitleld -.——.J Yarpole — ,— — .i Yarrow .——.—.— J Yarrow, River -.J Yartobe —.-.-.-_; Yary River,— ~. Yaiiin .-,.,,— .—.i Ynsiii liivtr-,-.-.; Yass Plains ,--,—.; Yass River,—- .-.S Yaaur .. — -.: Ya-tcheuu -,— J Yately \ Yatosbiiry — .— .' Yatiikyed, Lak.e„,l Viitiuii — . —I Yuttim Keynell —i Yauca —.——,. Yauca, Rivur-_-. Yuiiguedu— .— .— — Yaure -.— — »l Yaverland — .-.' Yavi ———.—.: Yawry Bay — ..- Yaxhull -.-.— Ynxlium, — .-.— Yaxley «— Yaxley -.— — Yayood R. — ., Yiizduwali — — LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. LONO. No. or NAurN. Lit. , Ro or •••"•"■ Map. 3w lU a »3B 18 4 Kiw 10 ;t7«v 10 8 low 9 1 241 10 18 I3B 18 »w 10 8 SOW 10 2 iw 10 1 a;)w 10 1 34W » 1 34W 9 WD SIB 20 JO SUB 21 1 64W 10 2 37W 10 6 OB 16 1 2:^8 10 2 5(iB 36 15 3.IB 22 24 3(!n 19 I UR 10 WW 9 I 23W 9 7« 9 5 OVV 11 U 2.>B 10 i»\v 9 3 37?^ 9 7 12W 11 8 54\V 9 7« 54 w 47 2 .ttlw » I .lilB 10 17 3()« 20 •2 low 12 2 flOW 9 14 6B iiO 2 41W 9 52 SfiW 9 IHH 10 1 49\V 10 8 13W 10 2 .'iSW 10 1 -22 B 10 1 35W 9 06 41 R 32 71 :«JK 33 71 4.')B 33 70 S.-iK 32 74 6BB 33 1(» 88 21 74 18B 33 tl 40B IH 74- I8R 24 7U 10k 33 8 21R 15 7 20B IS 7.1 54B 33 16n 10 11 19R 18 12 40R 18 «>)> 50R 32 74 5B 33 79 SB 33 74 28 33 9 fl7« 18 12 448 17 63 OB 32 63 3k 32 12 KlB 20 12 44B 20 11 7R 17 8 KiB 17 18 48 20 68 131: 32 150 .■t7B 62 1 3liW 9 iiiW 10 lllw 10 57 b 10 2 4........17 64N Yallah River 17 Hin Yalle Uiver...^.^^ 6 I8N Yalo ^^ 31 51 N Yalubiich 3U ISN Ya-lonK-kinng .>.~20 80it Yalung K\ng....^M 36N Yaiiiiwk><..«,»...... . .46 3N i YiiniBikii^~».^0 6N Yambari, River ^10 4«...., 3 46a Yainerliia Clmii.~,.3.'i 10a Ynmpnruoii ^.^^..^^lO lla Yanuk 60 40n Yniia, lllv(»>*#^##.'13 Hw Yang 26 5n Yang Kinng 29 26n Yang cliov 32 32N Yango ..._^I3 28N Yntigtgi.' KiiiiiK Koo 31 46N YatiU MhiiiI 35 19N Yiinglia-dzian it. 29 88N Yang-pi-kiiing^^25 4on Yan-king ^..>..«~40 30N Ynn-ngan .,.~«.>.>;j6 4.^N Yrto ^^^^^^ii 30N Yiio ~,~,~,,.,^^o4 SON Yao, Uiver^~.>~_ 3 48.v Yaon-gaii ,„^^^;ib 4(in Ynoorie ~.,.^/««~.12 On Yao-tcheuu^...>.^28 58.N Yap, Itlu ...<.^.>..I0 ION It Upft ^»#^rfM>*^***»» lUo Yapar^~~.^^~.>..4') a^N Yapohiin .^.^^.^^Id 34n Yar Mount ^....,^33 .358 Yam Yiira H. ;i7 6oa Yarapasoii ,.».~.^38 47n Yarbiuan ^^...,..^^0 40n Yarboroiigli.».'i3 2AN Yarcumbo.«.,~<...fiO 53N Yardley 52 28n Yardlev — „.--,^&2 6n Yara, Hiver ..,^,^62 35N Yargui 28 46N Yurkmid ,'i9 On Yarkiind, Hiver ^40 50N YurkiuUzutigboo Btvvr ~~~....~«,.^3 50n Yarknaiis 62 20N Yarlingtun ^„,^6\ 3n Yarin.~«~ — .^^54 30n Yarniuuili (Isle of Wii;litj~--~~^0 43N Yannuutli (Norrulk)..«.>..~^2 36N YnriiiuuLli (Nova Scotirt) ~.43 SON Yariilield 52 63N Yar^iole <.^«.<>..»~52 16n Yarrow ^,,,^^^^,^!> 33n Yarrow, Hiver ^~55 3:iN Yartobe ^^.^,^,„Ji5 9n 608 3f> ON H5 2UN M bJB 34 60b 31 42N .~30 8n 76 ;i3w 76 mw 81 421 36 8a 31 80a 100 %ia 103 loa 72 60w ;8 401V 71 638 78 IW 146 138 64 OW 166 108 136 308 79 OW 06 188 4 6:iw 107 428 100 08 104 108 119 68 98 338 120 268 26 118 01 ;)28 100 188 116 08 109 208 101 208 108 488 67 27W 101 408 6 58 1 16 268 l-'iO 108 77 S8W 85 Aha 77 408 150 14B 145 48 34 308 80 408 U 18 3 4W 1 48W 53W 1 388 92 378 77 08 83 08 00 Ub 27 3UB 2 2i)w 1 21\v 47 47 33 31 30 34 3A 49 49 49 49 69 60 29 29 40 84 36 34 34 34 34 35 29 27 33 34 34 34 34 34 49 34 36 34 29 49 29 33 52 52 30 30 9 10 10 10 10 33 29 29 33 23 10 9 1 30W 10 1 428 10 Yary River, Yasin Yasin llivcr. Yiisa flaiiis , Yass River-. Yaiiur Ya-tclieou Yately 61 20N Yatosbury ^„.^'>\ 2(iN YathkyeU, l.aive,„ei 60m \atloii ~>~,^ .^,^^1 58n Yutton Keyiiell -~51 28N Yauca 15 358 Yauca, H\\{ir,,^~^A5 3(is Yaiigue(la-~.~~~~~ 7 4iB Yaure ~.~>..14 433 Yaverland ,,,~-.,^'jO 41 n Yavi ,,.^..^,^^^^22 08 Yawry Buy 8 lO.v Yaxhall 52 47N Yaxharn 52 4m Yaxley -,«---«— ~.52 20m Yaxley 52 33n Yayood H. ^ 35 51s Yazduwali 32 22n 66 'W 2 llw 2 4(i\v 3 3w 2 54W 78 128 61 2;«MiMw>^« 4HN 1 30N Ynaliog M Yo Yoeallo Yoce ~~><. Yokdlalla . Yokalleet Yolalt«. Yo-llng ... Yong>cliuo YongnJng Yongtiing Yoiigiilng Yongfiin)jfoa Yungpe .~..~. Yoiig-tchang Yong-tclienu % Yonnc, De- partment of Yoniie, River Yoollataum m. Yopcz, River Yoplehue <~~. Yore, River~.«,.#~54 .'iN 19 Lit V8 84 !« II 9n . ,63 44m >m«#m36 !13N ,22 40N ,86 ilN .25 4liN Ion .-.27 48N .87 ftSN .^27 22N .25 ION .~^6 13N .47 62N .48 32N ,37 lOM 16 47m .Itl 408 39 6fiN 31 488 1 14a 1 68a 73 46if 3 60M 57 ON York t York, Yorl Yurlc~.. York, CaiHj York, Duke of, l8le ± York, Eaft- Riding. York Ft. York (Illinoig) 39 ION York Isle (Car- pentaria) ^-,..^10 6(18 % York (Now Bruniwick) ^..^^^ 30n York Sound ...^^..^.l 4 SOa Yorke Penln8ulu^%t 408 Yorke Rivor,^,^.^..^) 50S ± Yorkshire ~^-~53 59N YorkvlUe ^...^.,^'i\ hln Yo-tclicou ~,<.,>-..29 22N Youglial 51 57M Yougliul Harbour 61 57n Young-ning-tou-,.-..27 4()N Young-ting 29 ION 60 38W 126 108 184 188 8 498 A S78 78 7w 1 4.^8 94 36W 4 45W 94 808 66 41W 61 608 91 438 43W 62 28 no 128 111 628 105 678 109 548 106 458 100 308 101 128 90 458 112 08 4 68 8 688 62 128 99 IBw 73 30W 1 SOW I 3w 76 43W 116 408 14C 608 116 438 87 2ow 49 34 86 Vl 16 40 14 49 10 34 60 32 33 9 32 34 84 34 34 34 29 31 34 34 14 14 39 46 50 9 9 44 63 63 63 40 7 408 172 OW 1 79 8Sw 49 92 66W 40 87 40W 44 142 608 59 Youtas ~* Young's Rivcr. Yowul — Yoxford Ypeno Yiioa, Luk Ypres YpruvlUo Ysebel ~. Ysciidyke Ysiainas Yslave 40 ON ,25 hm .,36 44N 52 16n .23 108 ,26 08 50 51 M 49 42M 8 108 51 20N 12 368 16 478 Yspytty Ystwyth 52 19M Y8=el. River 51 hhn Yssel, River 52 3.5M X Ysaelraond ,51 62n Ysselsten ^^,~^52 In Yssengeaux ~ -,-^5 6n Ystad 56 26N Ystnid felliiv -^1 49m Ystradgynlais 51 47N Yatrad Slo) lie ~.^.'i2 17n Yetradvcl.ty 61 60N Ystradyfotlwif ,,^^^\ 39.V Ystwitli, Hivor ~^2 24n 67 low 126 lOB 1.37 438 i 149 678 1 I4W 81 15w 113 OR 7 49W 7 47 a 100 40B no 23B nrJow 81 34W 70 488 1 208 56 45w 67 33W 2 528 338 159 98 3 ,378 68 5W 70 22W 3 SOW 35B 4N 6 368 94 Zal^illa -.40 I7M 1 4IW 94 Zagora...^^..,,, — ,48 86n 97 928 93 78 97 Xagom >»«.***..»-» .,,39 87N 97 Zngorn ...41 42N 35 ?3N 66 Zagora y^.^^,^ -311 I7M 23 8K 88 Zagrlvutclina~~> -.04 21 y 52 808 93 Zagro*, Oates of ~34 SON 46 6K 56 Zagroi V^.^,..^ M.36 I0^ 45 40K 56 Zagylls ...^ Zagyra, Rivur~. -.31 8«.« 26 98 56 -.17 I2N 30 I2K 19 Zaliodan ^^,^. w-.'8 53N 53 538 39 Zaiieraiiy, or, N 83 .30N 3.% 198 31 Zaiile -..13 64 N .35 698 30 Zal)leli.«..«...<-^.. -J.1 51 M 35 4U8 6 608 31 Zainali ~ -~. ~J5 20N 86 Zaitha **#..^...*.. -.35 4m 40 308 ai 08 66 Zaizan Nor -.47 40n 99 Zajivnoi-.-,^ ...61 37N 13 &6a 23 Zak, River 29 668 20 40B 38 Zakharlevrtldi ^ .-00 4N 49 188 23 Zakoulii~>>».. — ....1(1 4N 22 2!lB 28 ZaI River ~ ..-.12 46M 48 ll!8 33 Zalace -.37 20M 49 43K 66 Zalamea~.~< ~..38 27N 5 .37w 24 ZaIainea la Ri-al .~87 37N 6 32W 94 Zaiitthna 46 6m S3 llK 19 Zaloszekzyky ~. -,.48 39N 25 62k 19 Z^lee ...32 20N 66 278 .19 Zali'se . ^tA BIN 31 78 35 50K 23 Znliesia 68 .35N 23 Zalieslia,^ ...58 13N 66 20B 93 Zalinaf, Isle ... 6 408 119 208 as ZaIiMa , 41 42N 45 88 56 Zaiosoc 49 6In 25 .308 19 Zaliiiii ^...^^^ -,..43 13N 18 248 27 Zania Rfuin^-^ .,..36 :.7N 9 2.38 66 Zaina, River.,^ ZaniBKan R — 4 48N 68 18W 49 «.34 46m 46 .'158 33 Zamauna ^...^ ~.35 66N 1 568 86 Zamba Hay ^^ ....10 40N 76 25W 47 Zambezi, or Cbama, Hiver ,-,18 4(8 86 OH 86 Zambujal ^..^^ -.37 37M 7 32W 34 Znn ianvsk ...^ -.46 44N 47 :i48 23 X Zainoru ^^,^. Zainora ^.^^.^ -.41 SLIM C .-HW 24 —41 37 N 6 .'>0W 24 Zamora ^^.^.^ ~,20 13N 101 .'.ow 46 Zainora ~,~ ... 4 18 78 4.IW 49 Zaraorali^. ,35 55M 4 4(8 36 Zainosz -.-.■iO 44 N 23 248 23 Zamuro Points. -.11 2.'.N 68 f.6w 47 Zundpoort >.,^.. ™.^2 25M 4 388 16 Zaiidvoort ~.~,~w -,.')2 2.3N 4 32B 16 Zaneavillo >...~ -._40 ON H2 2W 44 Zangla ...^^.^^ .-.;« 32N 77 38 33 Zangon —39 38 73 15W 60 Zannone, Isle ^ 40 his 13 38 26 Zanonli ^^,„^ ,-.31 47N 36 18 31 Zanow,,~,~ ...JA 15N 16 188 20 Zii'ite ,«.- .. .-.,.37 46N 80 65B 28 Zantc lslaii(>.,.,.~ .-,37 45N 20 4IIK 28 Zanuali,.^ -,-^31 47N 35 IK 31 Zanzibar, Isle.,. 6 08 •c9 308 36 Zaoupolovnitsa —50 40N 46 408 23 ZapandL~,.....^ .-.;« 38M 21 298 28 Zapntoiia, Lake -. 9 5N 74 Ow 40 Zaplirnn Is^les ^ —.3.-1 ION -i 26W £3 Zaonefa ^ 41 28 V 15 5MB 25 Zapnto ~„ ~ ,—20 4flN 106 jtw 46 Zapus^~.~.~-~. 38 55N 22 58 28 Zara ..,^..,^^^^ .—44 HN 15 I6E 37 388 19 Zara ^^,... — .i!) 41N 30 Zniiib.«,«..~-~.~ ,-.:0 ft5N 47 38B 23 Zarae „„.f« 48N 23 6B 28 Zaradrus i'l.-^ — ai ION 77 08 .55 Zaraisk ^~.^.^ .— 5i 43n 3B 388 93 Zarata ~- — 15 6:18 68 43W 49 Zarl>iw»™-~-.w« — 41 40N 25 36K .56 Zarbeti ^***^^,^ ,—54 2N 15 2MK 47 44K 20 Zanlali ^ .,..40 IHM 23 Zareii de Fiiora —21 V2N 7!» 44w 47 Zaiepliatli —.33 2(iN 35 I9B 31 Zaria ~, 11 ON 8 52K 07 OK 36 ZaviBHpa „.. — „ .37 ON ,55 i I INDEX TO BLACK»8 QE! 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Zlpli, Wilder ncif of ZIrouoa, Ida Zirei „„..».,. Zlrglmn ....... Zirlnu ZIrke Zirknitz. Zlrl«.~. ZIrmie Zlttang Zittnii ION «N 16N .11 31 N 34 SON .10 4SN ,17 On .~.47 1*N 47 IIN to SIIN 40 3HN ,18 OAN , 18 atw 10 :»m 46 ASN 8 SN n .....48 IHN .J»4 4N .-TO ON .,.41N Kltun. Zizil AgiUcli Ziiokburi ZIociow. ZIota — Zmlev ..„. Zmygrud 40 Of)N 38 07N -■« .')7n 40 4!IN ^,,.,44 23N .19 aUN ,49 37M Luo*. IS 1-im s 14a I .low Ki KIN 38 8HN :il I7N 06 oa 88 44N 88 OOR :iO 3N 97N .18 44* .'Ml 4oa 30 .'Uia 7 8ua 74 low lu .'IAN .14 3AN :u 18a 7 .IHa 40 IHa 40 .1AM IS 47a OA ISW S3 3la 47 oa 74 low ,'iO loa 30 lOa 0.1 17a 17 0,%B OA MB S8 .-Ma 10 IB 14 aiia 11 IHN 7 MB 06 O^H 14 40B No, or M*r. 10 16 84 31 ao 87 80 10 10 .HI 10 w .10 :m 10 40 IH 83 .17 10 38 00 80 •W 87 83 49 31 ai aa 19 23 88 80 19 19 36 30 17 /nalm ,.,. Zliiilttrn ~.. Znin Znudueao . /oHn ,..„.. ZuHr.,^..-. Zciara..,....^, Zobam .... Ziibten .,.-.. /i)cc. ZdkIio .„., Zdkiio...,^,.. Zogrltt Ilia Zoimb ....... Zullinu*.,,,. Zolkiaw Zulloiiip«lkoi Zollot..,.^. Zolontil, Ul Zolotieta ~. Zolutonobn Zoluutlnak .. Zunderuhiilc Zoimaboke .. Zuoar Luke.. Zoodiiklinrii . ZoriUe, IkIo. Ziinix ....... ZilTUO......... Zoritn .~.~. Zorita„.M.~ Zurneling ~ Zotuvukn ., ZotlHcninp.~ Zoubtcov .. Zouru^.^... Zoumnlt .~.. ZoiirhabKiv Zoiirumitl ..,. Zoiit, Rivor. Zoiite Kloof Zoitye..,^..... APPENDi: ^ T. S. designates Townships in Canada. IT. 8. United States, North America. Austr. Austral § Prefixed to a name signifies a Tribi KAMEI. Lat. AbanhnaR, or Red Bank 23 Os Abbach 48 56n Abbeville, U. S — 31 SON t Abbltlbbc 49 30n % Abbltlbbe 50 On Abdah 31 On Abdallalbn SI 40n Abel Tasman R~-ll 308 Abenberg 49 14n Abercromby,T. S. 40 On Aberdeen I 08 30n ,25 60s LUHO. flo. or Hap. AaR .„~~46 63n Aach 47 6lN Aachen 50 46n AakumaU 85 Os AarGlac. Unter_4C 40n Aariisund ...........55 15n Ababdeh Ue- doulns 2.'> On Abables 83 37s Abachouap 23 10s AbalRlvev 12 On 8 2lE 8 OlB 6 4b 18 24r 8 16r 40b t Aberdeen — Aber See,^ Abert L. bfaltmbncli . .,47 45!< „42 ,SOn „46 4(>s 14 49e 12 2b 86 20w 77 Ow 76 Ow 40 48b 47 19b 137 30b 10 67b 74 9w 93 lOw 149 Oe 13 25e 180 40w 18 ;iOK 15 18 17 83 15 17 34 IOe 87 16 36b 38 16 38b 88 85 Ob 36 88 18 44 42 40 30 30 52 18 48 40 52 18 45 18 Namzs. Lat. LONO. Adheri Adjalo, T. S. Admiralty I. Admiralty Inltt Admiralty Inlet Admont Adowa Adrian Adrians F. Advocate Iliirb. AeR Aeggishhom iErBcskjobing Afade . Affers Thai Aflena t Afontainc ~ Agger R. Aggei-sii I 69N .44 ON .09 SON .73 40N .47 60N 47 34n 14 30n .41 68N .30 348 .46 17N .46 63N .46 28n .54 63n 18 20n .40 41n .47 33n .46 20n .,„,~60 63n .66 13n AgncB Monument 70 40n Agomska L — .~63 On Agordo 46 17n Agulhas, C. L. -,-34 638 Agusta iCmcritu _38 65n Aharatret Wiidy _84 15k Ahiniate Ahlbeck See Ahlden Ahninv Ulvei Ahint'dabad - Alir li .40 20s .53 39n .08 4RN . 8 20n .30 28n .50 ;ion 43 Ob 80 Ow 101 40w 83 80w 182 30w 14 27b 30 3e 84 lOw 19 44b 04 60w 8 2lE 8 6b 10 24b 14 60b 11 40b 16 13e 79 16w 7 13b 11 10b C8 6w 81 40w 12 2b 20 Or 6 20w 34 44e 175 30e 14 12b 9 32k 8 Ow 71 42b 7 Ok Mo. or Mav. 30 42 40 40 39 18 36 44 38 41 17 15 17 30 18 18 42 17 17 40 40 18 38 66 37 63 17 17 SO 33 17 Nahki. Lat. liONb. >U. 01 AUp. X Albert t Albert I Albert Land Albert Fort. Albert Lake Albert Lake Albert Tort,. ..Ubert Port,. Albert R Albertland Settle- ment- Alberton Albeuve Albion- Albion,. Albion In Albion Albion, Townslnp Albona. Albreda^.^-.., Albiila l'a88 ~ Alburg Albury Aldboro, T. S. Aldenlioven Aldfleld, T. S. Aldrich C — Ale is. Aletsch Glac. Great Aleutian la. — .34 16.S .31 Os 70 40.V 113 269 36 25s 35 30s 4:1 86s 43 6(iN 17 40s 30 20s 38 33s 46 32n 41 63n 43 3lN .47 14s '43 55N .45 tiN 13 30 V .46 35n .41 58n .36 Os 42 37n 5Ss .46 40n 76 12N 13 30n 46 25n 2 O.N 140 Or 27 Oe 140 Ow 27 8b 139 45R 139 20e 172 50e 81 iiOw 140 Ob 174 30e 140 46b 7 4k 80 2()W 76 8w 167 40e 79 52w 14 7e 16 Ow 9 60b 73 20w 147 Oe 81 4fiw 6 16e 76 lOw 104 30w 32 25b 8 3e 175 Ow 62 38 40 38 62 52 63 42 62 63 62 15 42 42 63 62 48 18 30 15 42 52 42 17 42 40 36 17 40 NAMca. Altcnhof. Altenkirehen Altenmarkt - Altenmarkt - Altenmarkt .. Altenmarkt . Altenmarkt „ Altennteic — Altenwii'iL,-.. Althausen,-.- Althelin Altlielm- Altheim- Althof en . Altniuimsteir Altomiinster. Alton, T. S.~. Altoona, Altsattel . AHttadt, Altusrcld,-.™ Alverdis8en~ Alzel Alzenau,~~" X Amabel — Amager, I. .- t Aniakosa-. Amakosa It . Amalia C t Amuponda X Ainara-,~ BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 57 u*. ^a in .11 31 N .k) 4VN .17 om ,.^7 9N ,^7 111* -«» Wiw ~4)l .flM ^'W AAN ~IH SHI ,ia :mmi '^l 4M .w «»«» .^4^!) !i7>« LuM*. IK IVB ft !«■ I Mw ,TV ION 3i ^H* ,11 17* (10 Ua N 44 N ]'i IWiR .'Mi 3a » tf7M 38 44 m ;M) 4AR 35 :uiM 7 2ua 74 IDvir lU .'MM 34 3AR ,'U Mn 7 3Ha 4H I Ha 40 33a 13 47a 05 Viw U3 31 ■ 47 OB 74 low :i5 lua .15 15a A3 17a 17 a5a AS Kla •2i 36a Ifi la 14 'ilia 11 lita 7 V.\H UC !>in 14 4()a 9 3:!a" 48 3»a 23 loa 35 la 37 23a aa s^Aa 81 37a a«, or M*r. 10 lA 34 31 30 87 3^~.49 35n Zuluutiniik ,.,,.,^^41 AdN Zunderolndf, lt..,^14 4a Zonnabeks »»^>^34) ft3N Zuoar Luke 8 3on ZN .47 AiiN M 4N Zorikte, lale Zonix ZoruOc ZoritA Zorltiu^^^M Zurnelinff Zotovnkii ZottHcninp, Zoubtzov Zoumnit .«., Zoiirhiib Kivor Zuiirtimitl ^^^. Zoiit, lllvor^^. Zuiite Kloof ..^ Zoi(ye^^>~^^. .51 38N ,JI!) ION .40 4SN .wltl «N ■>0 3n ri3 21 N llN JJ7 31 N 28 4IN ..'18 (IN .-41 l.'iN M>'<3 As .~33 3% I.11M ~l«~Ta 7 40a 17 4'ja 113 Mw 31 4Ha ;u .17 a 13 .'la I'i 4m Id 4aa 35 4oa 5 17a 5 Dm 4 3la 7 .'iflH .'ION 1 40a •I 4'VM 33 ;:iiH 40 4U )i :i.iR 24 «■ III KM 33 IM 00 lllM 37 OM •,U lv 11 4.'ia 43 3Aa 17a .14 28H ft3 20a II 3i '.'0 41 -17 ,47 ZiiK dar ItiiMfn -.40 Ziild Iwirmi . Ziiidilorp -» Ziildur Zen , Zuidwoldo— Ziilliolivm.... Zi(litr, UlviT Zukuii^-.-. Zuklii Zuliictxin Zulu Litffiin Zulii-biial l«li) '— «*...4f ^^,1 ,-.„„5l 53 53 51 :»« ~— JV4 37 4I» 44 3 Ziilaknli Wiidy ^38 Ziilii-iiianKDiii, Ulo I Ziilcb Ziilln, or riullik It. Zulliclinii . Zuliireo. Ziil/. Zuiniin Hhuli , Ziiinnya ZunibH Ziinmti . Zunne Zunguldal It. Zurim Zurl, Isle . t Ziiricli Zurich M Zurlcli, Liiko HAN 31 N MN 44N IIN 2AN A«iN I7N '^N ION MIN 5,'IN HH !*N .55 N ON AN IIN :lin 40N 4IIN AIN 32N IAN AON 67 N 2tW MIN .50H 45n I3n 4n 45n 25N 4!IN I7n 328 ON I7« 3nN AON 40n 30n 32N ION I :»m V.I 4 a III 4<)a I'J .Via IH 4111 39 I3N 111 3rKi'ii .'13 44i* /iiiirelivrK „ 31 33* Ziiwer.ili «i>,.^.^1| llN Ziiyl C'oote M-..-.A1 4n Z»»...,,......^ 40 3«In Zvi'tilgiirud ..-,.,-,.5.'* 4 In ZvDMlKoriMikii -.,-49 7n Zvuriilk-.-.w-.-.44 30N Zwii«e, la 1', ,-14 I7n t Zwnrte l« 9 !um ,10 :«• •Ml A7a 19 I la 7A Mia 18 oa 3A oa e 4a Mtr. II n •M\ 33 u 18 14 3i4 314 W 38 31 14 Ilk i3 •£i 37 33 M 38 16 18 AOB 38 IH VAN 3H 17 lUa 38 32 43b 38 « 4AB 13 8 3la 17 15 I4B m 7 9,1a 18 7 32B 15 8 4a 17 13 30B 17 13 oa 18 40a 16 9 3a 18 10 29a 19 10 S4a 6 4a 4 41a 34 lla 19 10 4la 20 23 ON 38 3A 47a A6 19 Ha 19 19 16 10 APPENDIX. )rth America. Austr. Australasia. % Prefixed to a name signifies a Country, Province, District, &c. xcd to a name signifies a Tribe, People, &c. L4T. LONK. 1,^,. .34 Ua .31 Oa ,70 40.W ,33 25s Ji5 259 .35 308 -43 869 ,43 5(iv -17 403 .30 209 .38 33s -46 32n .41 53N .43 3lN .47 148 43 5.5N ,45 UN ,13 30v -46 35N A 1 68n .36 Os .42 37N .50 53n .45 40n .76 12n -13 30n 140 Ok 27 Ob 174 30e 140 46e 7 4k 80 26w 70 8w 167 40b 79 52w 14 7E 16 Ow 9 60r 73 20w 147 Oe 81 46w 6 16e 76 lOw 104 30w 32 2dB 62 38 140 Ow 40 3S .v>. 27 8b 139 46b 139 20e 172 r.OE 81 50w 42 140 Ob 62 63 63 62 16 42 42 63 62 42 18 36 1.5 42 62 42 17 42 40 36 Na1II!9. Lat. Altcnhof Altenklrclu'ii Altonmaikt . Altunniarkt Altenniarkt Altcninnrkt Altenniarkt Altcnsti'ijr- AUonwii'd— Althansim— Altheiin Altlu'lni Altheim Althofen AltniunnstiMn. AltoinUnstcr. Alton, T. S. Altonna Altsiittol Allmtiidt Altusreld — Alverdlssen Alzi'i Alzenan-^..-.— ~60 64 54 .47 47 .48 .46 .48 .48 JiO .47 48 48 49 40 48 48 40 .40 .49 W .47 .62 49 .46 25N 8 3e 17 J,-2 O.N 175 Ow 40 t Amabel AmaRiT, 1. -. t Aniakosa— Amakosa K. - Anialia C t Aniaponda X Aiiinra 26n 39N 44n 23!* 2h 29n Om 42n 30k &(iH 16n 36k 30s 6'Jn 63N 24n 54k 33n 30s 7k 48k 2n 45k 6k 37k 37k O9 60s 28n Oa 20k LOHO. 9 63b 13 19k 14 38b 13 24k 16 Ob 15 5e 12 32k 16 20k 7 27E 9 32k 13 13k 12 1-2B 9 27e 14 3HB 11 SHE 11 14k 72 14w 78 24w 14 IOe 16 64b 10 llK 9 6b 8 6b 9 6b 81 16w 12 36b 28 40B 28 IOe 63 40w 29 Oe 36 Ok N.>. Of M\r, Names. L\T. Luiin, No or Map. Naves. Lat. LONO. It". Of Map. 17 AnkershaRcn— .-63 30k 12 .Wk 17 X Aropaniim _39 209 177 Oe 63 17 Anklnin ^1,,,,,,, 63 63k M 4nK 13 IOe 17 18 Arran, T. .S Arrawatt!! -. -44 30k -29 Os HI 161 25w Ok 43 18 Ankofil --.— . ™47 4k 63 18 Anna -.66 30k 63 40w 40 Arrlld 66 8k 8 66e 17 18 Anna H.— — ^ ^47 30k 15 15e 18 AiTowsmltli H — -68 Ok 96 Ow 40 18 AnnabiTR „~- ...47 63k 15 2'JE 18 AiTowsinlth K 29 30s 114 59e 63 18 X AnniibitrK ™. -.61 4.'iK l:i 2k 17 Aisa, H ._46 5k 14 Ik 18 18 Annanmboe _-. „.. 6 42k (I 40w ;iii Ai'sinia—— .— . ..17 Ok 49 He 29 17 Annutom Lsli;— Annu C .-20 Irt 74 4k 170 iB 94 ;i5w 20w 64 40 10 Art rn -61 22k 11 146 172 17k 5k .53k 17 18 { Artluir— -. Arthur L'jkr „43 IOh „41 60a 63 18 Annct Islu — . -.49 54k 63 18 AnnisquttinHurb.42 39k 70 41w 41 Arthur, T. S „43 65K 80 50w 42 18 Annwcilcr -.— „49 12n 7 .'iOE 18 Artillery Luke- „63 1«K 107 45w 40 18 Ansabip Pools . -_25 273 10 54r 38 Art lenburg—-.-. -53 22n 10 2Hk 17 18 X Anson -.46 OK 78 .55 w 42 .\rt3tetten -48 15k 15 llK 18 18 Anson — .—— . 44 47K 09 5HW 09 5t!W 41 41 Ami Arundel T. t*. -, -37 6k ,_4« 8k 37 74 3;iE 31w 30 42 Anson — —— ._ .-44 49k 42 42 An>on Hay — — „l:i 20s 130 Oe 62 .\ry Glen -.56 18n 6 5w 12 18 Ansonfiho 1 „l(i 20.S 1 08 36 ABu.sAniirliiver. -35 27k 43 20k 30 17 J Anstruther-. -,44 50k 78 l.lw 42 Asbach _.- „48 4k 14 43k 18 18 Ansty -...- ™52 40k 1 llw 10 Asbestos Mts '29 2 Uke 44 aos WInnaiKittii w4H MS Wlnn«|H-rV' en~.~Jkii 4iM WlnninKioii^^~^l 3()n WltiiiliH«, Luku~.A'i ON Wlnii.li..r(i M 2iM WInnwut.er M .'UN WIllMII Wliixhnrii Wlnilow Wlriiton . Winnter Wltuter M AIM ^.^1 6fiN ^.^1 47N A4 SON JI.1 »N >63 VUN Wluauin ~~ Winter Hern ^!olllllllltl > Winter iic'igitn. Winter Hart»our ^Melville Iilu), Wlnterhorne Wlnterborg ^\'lnterb(ium Munktuii . 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Zaiietskoi Za.iiaya River Zatua, RtVHi' Zatubei Kraal Zatouno-., 41 -.54 -.40 -.il „;i;» -.11 ..'17 .-4.1 .37 4H 38 32 .17 ,'I9 ■47 ,21 .;i,'i ,3;i AO 61 49 -.38 2tl .•«7 Zatteii -.-.- — ~~63 Ziiudltz —-. -.50 Zaureberg-.- :i,'l Zavcln -.-.,..-.-..42 ZavcroM— ...,-.-..'18 Zavidoviir. .— . — 44 Zavitta M 37 Zavddak— ..-..-- .39 Zavudovkii -.-.-...46 Zavurska-..-...-..(>3 Zawa —...-..-...32 Zaw8invl-.......-~30 Zawut, Kl -.-:9 I, s 47'« 1!SN 41111 45'* *:" 08 40N .THN AN IllN 2IIN 4.'lN 8.^N IlN 4IN flftN 4IIN |(|N 43N O.'iB 40N 2N 1!)N ■/2N ;^iiN ON IIN i'N AflN 40N 3(iN 4!IN 66N 21N AIIN 42N «IN .'ION 9N 29N 64 N d.5N 08 35N «N IN ii;b 6.1 N 4UN 3IN 26N .JON 63N 23N liN 2I)N 42N Zavane. Zazuiiee. Zburo Zborow Zdaulo - Zea— ~~.~ Zea Isle-.- Zeu Moui.t t Zealand-.— Zealand, Port- ly Zealand, lale Zeale— .-.— . Zebbug, Zcbbug, Zobdeni. Zebvir -.-. Zubel DeraJ ..'.0 66N ;«> 4nN .49 21 N ,49 41N M Tin -37 .37>' ,37 3liN ,-.37 3N -.11 S8N -.23 ION —W 32N ,.J2 47N HO 60N ,38 3N ,—33 44N ,-.28 68N .29 30N Zebra Fuuiit,iii> -.28 668 Zebrali ———31 45N Zebu, Isle—— 10 aoN Zebulow —.33 4N Zecbltn —.—.—03 11 n Zedad— .—..-— .34 20N Zedi. NVady el 32 30N Zeebak ..».........— ,36 2HN Zeebaan Alount-.42 08 Zeeland m— — 51 4' li 6'<8 S.'* imi mv 4A 22 68 2H 1% 108 19 ,'17 :i8B an 47 388 3a V» 6B 3a 77 "B 55 :iH :ui8 33 (Ml 4.'lw 40 25 .168 66 IS 2IIB 30 47 448 33 70 44W 47 3.'. lUB ai H 5>B 36 67 OB M 3'^ .v.- 8 87 22 -238 3B 22 .368 19 SI 48 W 12 458 M 22 i:iB 2*4 3 6liW 3t 7 ;i9b IH 71) i:I.W 44 11 IB 36 II Ab 86 26 4H8 2.1 42 508 33 14 22K 19 8 51 W 24 31 )■ 38 92 IB 38 16 508 30 18 211 20 93 318 3A 111 14b 27 20 52 K 2ft 18 20B 37 92 35k 27 48 *:>» 23 :U 528 83 42 58 23 68 loa 33 31 26B 37 6 32W 86 rrrA-.— . «»<• 6 41 iW 36 37 3b 31 23B .30 19 26 168 19 33 668 .30 24 228 28 24 22k 28 26 30B 28 3 48K 16 190 16B 84 11 ii.K 21 37 3K 30 14 278 26 14 lOB 26 36 4u 31 33 5^B 37 39 92a 37 18 40B 38 35 108 31 123 aOH 35 84 26W 44 12 3!IB 20 .36 488 5b 3'i 4,'tB 31 71 168 33 140 I9B 63 6 41B 16 64 148 32 14 40B 36 47 08 3fi .'8 lOB 32 4 49B 16 14 48 20 13 14b 20 66 308 32 16 38 20 13 7a 20 42 408 .36 12 248 IS 60 27a 39 31 12B 37 92 341 fA 22 20B 28 14 3:in* I(.,^^_'i0 0» Aar Oliii'. (!nt«r.'4m — 56 IftN AAr'munil ... AtiAlMch ilc- donina ^,^in ty^ Abu Cuba.. Abu Fadal~~^ Abu Salde...^.w Abu SiTiii ..^^ Abu Sof Abundance Mt. Aburetsh t Acadlo Accomac Ach Achtc a Vetus ~ Achcn R.~, Achcn Soc.,-..,^, Achenthal........ AfhlnKall , Achter Wr, ^. Ackland B. „. Acoulagack L. Acton Acton Ho. ~ Acworth C. ,tlH SON Uli AOi 47 4flM ^4i HON ~.4a 4fiN ,„;i7 !«)a -^4IV On ^fl.1 «4n ~-4'i (In ~.Mt 40N f> 4AN 40 6n in SON 4 AUW H 21 R M Ak 10 24 le 14 AOh 11 40R 10 I3X! 79 lAw I3h IOk 5w Ml 4(»w 12 2k 20 Ok 6 20w 34 44 k 170 30k 14 12k 9 32 k 8 Ow 71 42k 7 Ok 11 A7h 7 Ok 18 24r 68 30b 11 9b 10 3b 13 4b 13 07b 10 67b 2 8k 78 low 96 40w 10 60b 10 26R 12 32r 63 44 b 42 66b 173 SB 172 57k 12 2B 43 40b 176 S4b 67 40w 11 35E 81 40 w 39 A3b 1(15 OOw 166 20w 93 10b 45 2b 46 17k 46 15b 40 23r 47 10k 44 10k 41 10k 45 37b 46 44e 46 29b 38 10b 10 69b 11 36R 12 30k 83 7w 44 44b 70 48w 74 lOw 26 SOb 82 6w 142 39b 82 30w 84 42w 84 20w 15 IOe 10 2k 81 lOw 80 16w 9 17k 8 SOb 69 66w 82 20w 142 40e I J 40 40 ai> IM H6 41 3H 41 17 10 17 3(1 IN IH 42 17 17 40 40 IH 3H 00 37 53 17 17 £6 33 17 18 17 38 88 IH IH IH 18 18 86 42 40 18 18 18 29 30 53 58 17 29 63 40 36 44 30 40 40 85 SO 30 SO 44 30 30 30 30 80 SO 29 18 17 36 44 SO 41 42 38 40 52 40 44 44 88 18 42 80 17 18 41 42 52 t Ml" rl „ .11 (., t Albirt Litnl itl in-, •Mb j|.> v/iM Albi'if l.jcinii™,„„,„,.,..4.') HM Albrerlii.^ ^ln ;|0N Allmla riiK* „,47 43v .,43 IOn ,47 28n -41 In 12 SOs 74 46n 51 24n ,.,-.47 44n 47 45n 51 SON 51 15n 30 58n .32 13<4 27 40n 47 SON 51 S5n .48 20n .44 Os 52 44N .56 On 49 42n M 42n 69n 63 39n 51 40n 49 23n 47 48n 63 3lN 52 40n 54 2lN 1 18n 50 SlN .51 48n 53 49n .48 89n 3 7n :; ", .... no Ow «<• ■Jl NK ;i>» rm 4Aii Ai 1 m vok Ai I7i AON 0.1 Ml .Hlw 42 140 0« 62 174 30a At I4ii 4(lR 02 / 4k 10 HO 2)1 w 42 76 Swr 42 167 40r 03 52 70 02w 42 14 7k IH 16 Ow 36 9 0(»K 10 73 20w 42 147 Ok 02 81 46w 4-i 6 KiK 17 76 low 42 10 i SOW 40 32 20k 86 H 3k 17 170 Ow 40 67 31 w 4l 90 Hw 40 107 Ow 40 144 IOk 02 168 3HW 40 (19 Ow 40 133 Ok A2 77 low 44 139 IOr 52 70 OOw 41 26 Ok 38 21 25k 87 26 51k 38 77 18w 42 21 43k 38 99 llw 40 26 43k 38 75 40k 33 83 20w 40 80 Ow 42 78 Ow 42 80 Ow 42 79 40w 44 75 25w 44 8 OOb 17 9 09k 17 3b IH 71 20w 41 10 10b 18 81 llw 42 132 10b 53 60 Ow 40 17 13 7e 18 13 67b 18 8 SOb 17 4(>B 17 86 37w 44 27 9e 38 68 65b S3 10 10b 18 6 29k 17 8 2;iK 18 170 Ob 53 1 45w 10 9 43r 17 7 48k 18 11 40k 17 11 14k 17 10 4e 17 14 iB 17 11 2lB 18 9 37k 18 9 45r 17 14 llB 17 13 9b 17 7 40e 17 6 68k 17 10 20b 17 8 45b 17 15 358 18 8 86b 17 1 (., ;; "► ;ii .. ."il 4IP-, ll'l "w 4" ...11 V-n ■;/ nr. :i<« ..M -Jfm 1 III ifiik a; ~.;m a«iM 1 III ';iiM :>t ^41 Mm ni 5IIH M ™.4.l ft»N HI .-.(HV u ...17 4IM ^10 JOB 1411 im t>l 174 aOK hi ....'iM !|.1« 1411 4llK r>l ...411 ;i;!« / 4 k l^ ...41 ft IN •Ml 711 w 4J ~.4il :I1n 7)1 Nw A J ...47 Un tU7 4IIII M ... 52 |i 4.1 ftSH 70 fl2w 42 ...4.'( hN 14 7k IM ^.\\ lUtx III Ow ail ~,-»ii ai-* 9 6(»K 15 -.4 I ftMN 7a H)v; 42 ..,'1(1 (M 147 Or 52 .~4J a-!* Ml 4llw 4'i ...flo rt.w II lilK 17 ...4.'^ 40N 7il low 42 ~.7tl liN 101 aovv 40 .^l.'i U()N 32 25k 30 .~4(l •ilitt H aK 17 ~.t>i On 175 Ow 40 ...4.1 ftN 117 aiw 4l ...7)1 INn 95 Hw 40 ~.IIM 47n 107 Ow 40 ...a7 an 144 15k 62 .,.(19 • On IIIH aHw 40 .,N 77 low 44 ll'.'Ift li.-SM 1»9 IOr 62 >.4a a7N 70 5(lw 41 _a4 Oh 2fl Ok 38 -.aH UN 21 25k 87 .-aa 47» 2li 5lK 38 .-4fl 46H 77 I6w 42 ...aa ofig 3) 4aB HM -.75 Ok 9» Uw 40 .wao 86s 3U 4aK 38 _ao fiSN 75 40k 33 -71 60n 83 20w 40 _4o aiN 80 Ow 42 ~.4a i»N 78 Ow 42 ...40 aoN 80 Ow 42 •_4l On 79 40w 44 .~40 40t» 75 26w 44 -.'.0 4lN 8 50k 17 -Jil IfiN 9 5Uk 17 ~.47 48>r as IH _43 ION 71 29w 41 -.47 28N 10 15k 18 -.41 In 81 llw 42 .-.13 808 133 10b 63 -.74 46n 69 Ow 40 .~61 24n 17 ->47 44n 18 7r 18 -.47 45n 13 67b 18 -.51 acN 8 85b 17 -.51 16n 9 4liB 17 -.30 68n 86 37w 44 -.32 13.^ 27 Ob 38 -.27 40n 08 65r 83 -.47 35n 10 IOb 18 -.61 a5N 6 29b 17 -.48 20n 8 2a B 18 -.44 08 170 Ob 63 -.52 44N 1 45w 10 -.66 On 9 4aB 17 -49 42n 7 48b 18 -.61 42n 11 40b 17 -J51 6»N 11 14b 17 -.63 39n 10 4b 17 -.61 40n 14 iB 17 -.49 23N 11 3lE 18 -47 48n 9 37k 18 -63 3lN 9 46b 17 -52 40n 14 He 17 -64 2lN 13 9e 17 -61 18n 7 40k 17 -60 3lN 6 6Hb 17 -61 48n 10 2dB 17 -63 49n 8 4Ce 17 -48 89n 16 85b 18 -63 7n 8 36b 17 Al'. iikiri li. II . .1 i:>^ Alliiiiimrkl ^.^7 4|« Alli'iiiiiitikt .—47 H-t l*t«> lu 61k Aniilm|ii«in lUrh. 42 .IUn Annwi'lliT 4!t p/^ AiinRliip I'uolii x'v -jT^ t AnMiii.,--.„„44 ON An«i)ii 44 47n .Vn«(iti 44 4IIM Au-on liny |.i j^m .\n«lilu —51 In A|>|ialu< liii'ola- —79 42k Aiiiicaruiict! of Land.— .—72 Ok ApjHnwclir 48 32k Applcion 44 IlK Appoboiu? It. (I 50K Ajipolonlo— — 5 25k Appolonlo.— ..— 40 »N Ajwlcy Strult 11 lOs t Arago — 46 64n Araniac Creik 2.'l Os Artie ——44 4l>K Arlierg 411 IlK Arbroath 56 aaK Archibald 41 aaK Arihldclphlii 34 10k Arctic Sd ..-67 15k t . t ► 17 II !••■ m AI 41IW 40 11 lit IH 11 2iR |M II 2r IT II 4i>w M 170 IR 54 94 llw 411 (I JIIVI III 70 tlw 41 7 .UlR IM 16 54k ;m 7m A.Iw 4.! «i:i .'.Kw 41 (ill .'.HW 41 lao Or 52 1 OR .Kl 7M llw 42 1 llw 10 62 ow 41 44 IlK 30 31 70R 30 HA :iow 40 74 21 Pw 40 2 .Iw 10 147 aiw 40 l(iM IIOk 54 UO UiK 66 Ardluiues Mt. ArdniacknlHli Ardvasar , Areinberg— Arcndsce -, Ares del Macxtr Argen It. Argo Isle Argyle Arlbanles — , Arid Cape — Arlghaoop K. Arlstl/.able I. ■Ailstonls— , Arjiah Mount. Arkansas _—. Arkona, C. -. Arl Arlau K. .—. Arl IJerg Arl Thai, Or. Arl Thai, Kl. . Arlington t Armagh — .^ Ariiiagh, T. S. X Armand Armeed Annldalc*-- AiTultage Pt J Armstrong- Armstrong Ft. Am f els Amis Amoldstcln Amstorf Amswalde Aroango River, t An 108! 00k™. .43 lOK .56 30k .57 6k 50 26M 52 53N 40 2MK 47 42K —19 20k -.43 14k 27 288 -.34 158 —21 308 .-,28 378 —52 40K —24 48N — ;I8 35N —34 7K -..14 42k 47 KiK 54 34k 47 8K 47 laK 47 16K 43 llK .46 43K 46 40k 47 37K 33 308 30 21s 72 17K 40 60n J2 Ms. 4(1 4 In .64 3HK 46 3.'iK 48 aaK a 8N .14 308 46 aON ICM 4 k II IlK II .'HIK a:i •.'Ml'. 71 ;iow 30 Ok II aoK 85 Ow I7M Ow 7 5IIK (ill 2(iw 24 Ok 1 40 w 2M 3Hk lao 20k 70 5w 144 201: 14 4(>K 10 aoK 2 .TiW 75 40W 02 65w 109 46w 18 4.1k 5 a2w 5 6l\v 6 4HIC 11 2MK 6w 9 45k 30 15R 73 aiw 18 40e 12a 15k 17 OB 16 4Hr 129 low 34 7k 3-1 14r 91 30 w 13 25b 13 llB 9 Ok 10 7e 13 IOe 13 IMr 73 13W 70 36w 70 27W 69 5w 22 Se 151 67E 95 Ow 79 30w 26 4aE 16 24b 9 66k 13 42e 12 47b 16 22b 83 Ob 68 SOW A3 17 17 37 40 6(1 17 44 39 18 41 36 atf M 52 41 52 18 18 12 42 44 40 5(1 12 II 17 17 24 18 36 42 38 52 38 38 39 37 30 44 17 18 17 18 18 18 42 41 41 41 88 62 40 42 38 18 17 18 18 17 86 41 I Ar>.i«.ii.ai ..— W Srfn. r «i 44 Arra»MI« — |t ArriUt u ArmvMnltti l« _«M ArronMnllh K. Ar*^R A f»ltn(i..._— ...,. I T *n in— — A| {Arthur „^4a Arthur l.ikr _._„4| Anhur, T K —43 \rtllUiy UkK «;l Artlrnhur« A.1 Aitiii»ii«n— 4M Aiul ;i7 An.n.lel, T. .M. 44 Ary lilrn ..1* AM»Anilrllhir._.W A»li8rh — 4M AhIhuIim Mi II ._...'i« A««'!l,..— —.10 Am-Iin — .— A*<'harh -.— — . A«'liiiiikii|ii'an L .16 Ahhi'Im — .— _......A3 AHHinhelni 50 Assens— — .,,,55 X AsHlcnah —,4.1 AsMJiilbiilii ,49 As.'-lnebolne F 54 AH8lHfance Mr 74 Assllng 46 AMia It . a AsMiapniiiuHniii lt.4M Aston H. . 73 Aston C. 70 Atbani H'ver — 16 Athubasra It. —,58 At hiibasca or Klk U.14 Athelstaneford —65 Atliens-.— _—44 Athens >— 40 Athens, U. S 42 Athens, V. .S :3a Athens, U. S 36 Atliol —-.——43 Atliol . 42 Athol C 76 Atliinta —33 Atlantic City 39 Atkar Dagh 30 Atkinson Pt 67 Atola Mt 46 Attahwahplskat IM3 Attaka Jtbel 29 Atfaka Itas 29 Attain ee —30 Attel K 48 Attlctt. Attoor Atunzinl .— . Atzenbrugg AtzbUlI X Aublgny. Au Sable -42 .— ;iO .,„2S ,.-4S —.14 _47 4.S 27 44 On .tun A« Or tit ia< &R N .Vta M (*« ll« .V>« II IR 4!» KR 11 I7r I4«i .Ik 172 AlK IMI Viw I (17 4Aw 10 2«; 7H -nw 7.1 aov. 31 l^tK 1.1 14b il a9B 16 34k 11 43k 1,11 40b >3 64w I !!' t 58 INDEX TO BLACK'S G N\>ii(. Lat. Lomo, No. or Mvp. Aab. Attborn . Auburn . Auburn. Auburn. .49 8211 .25 4fi8 .40 37n .41 20m .44 4n Auchnacarry ~....JS6 67ti t Auckland ....^^.^7 30s t Auckland ^..^....^6 408 Audorf<...^>^,..,^47 40n Aue R. „.».Ji2 SON Auerbach ....~>.«~40 41n Aner8perg..,~.«.^45 63n Augusta .>»^^...^8 48n Augusta ^^...^41 26n Augustenburg — 54 67n Augustus Mt. ^^24 258 Augustwaldc 53 3n Auheim>..^..^.~.^^0 6n Auhlowa R 49 89n Aukland, T. S. 45 16n Aukotowa I._.^29 24s Aukotowa Kr. — 29 22s Aulezavik I. _.^59 45n Aultnagalagach — 58 3n Aultslgh , 67 13n Auma~>>>^..^.> 50 42n t Aumond 46 30n Auntup Mt. 23 16s Aupa Anrach Auras, Aurolzmtinstcr Aurnnzo .^.^..^ Aurora Auscha. Auspitz Aussee Aussee Austin .60 47N .49 15N .61 i6N .48 15N .46 33n .44 61 N 50 36n .48 57n .47 37n 30 20n Austin Channel^75 30n Austin Lake 27 408 t Australia Ncrtli 20 Os Australia del Espi- ritu Santo Isle _16 Os Australlnd 33 128 Autlia ^^ — .~^23 60n Auwal „..._ 50 6n Avelan Ghieul 36 36n Avinotf C. Avisio R... Avon R. ^. Avon Wr., Awanga~. Awapuni 9 43n 46 16n 37 569 Awarua or Waka- tip Rirer Awatere River -> J Awelimmlden^ Axam> AxeL.^ Axim. ~ — 36 40s 9 438 .39 40s Ayen Bajas. Singapore 44 19s ,41 628 19 On 47 14n 1 40n 6 6n 10 8l 160 40k 76 9w 86 8w 70 21w • 6 2w 176 80b 149 40e 12 9b 10 2b 11 87b 14 37E 83 68w 86 27w 9 60b 117 10b 16 36b 8 57e 12 52b 71 20w 16 48b 16 50b 64 40w 4 6ew 4 32vr 11 64e 76 45w 17 38E 16 45E 10 24e 16 6lB 13 26e 12 26b 68 26W 14 2lB 16 44b 13 47b 17 IK 97 48w 103 Ow 118 26b 140 Ob .166 69b 116 40b 48 33b 14 44b 30 Ob 164 Ow 11 20b 147 20e 142 42b 176 68e 176 56b 168 72e 174 2b 11 16e 121 30w 2 26vir ^.«. Backs Inlet^^ Backstairs Pass. Baconsbu. g pan»>»»^>f»j. Baddock .Sound. See Singapore. Baden Bael L Baor S(l . 13 50b 9 47k 36 lE 62 Ow 94 Ow 138 50w 129 45b 24 53b 125 45w 19 30b 7 45b 15 20b 116 6w 96 40w 140 40w 14 69b 110 Ow 138 20e 80 33w 11 60e 18 62 43 44 41 11 63 62 18 17 18 18 44 44 17 62 17 17 18 41 88 38 40 11 11 17 42 38 17 18 17 18 18 41 17 18 18 18 43 40 62 62 64 62 29 17 80 40 18 62 62 53 63 63 63 36 18 39 36 33 36 17 31 40 40 40 62 38 40 38 17 18 4C 40 38 17 40 62 42 17 48 In «35 52.S 33 16 14r 18 14;i 2Ni.; 52 Namis. L4T. LOMO. No. or MAr. Bangbay^ Bang-bay . Bangor... 4 On 8 6n .44 60n Banks Hilla 27 Banks L.,.. 53 20n Banks's, Sir J. Id. 34 308 Banks Strait .......^74 30n Banza Congo ^..^^ 6 30s Banzkow ,^,,,,^^53 31n g Baqnaina t Baradine Baramala Baranov I Baranow { Barapoutsas Barau t Barba . Barbers C. 24 808 10 10s 4 18n 66 46n 61 15n 27 25s .49 6n .10 On .^5 2ds Barbours V. *~.-~.38 26h Barby 51 68n Barclay Sd. 48 60n Barcov R ^ Bardcr.....^... Bardowieck Bargum }Bari Bari Baring B. . Baring C.,« Baring Ch. Baling I. Baring T. 27 40s 1 4lN 53 18n 4 43n 4 On 13 30n 75 40n 70 6n 73 45n 76 40n 76 On Baringa L. ..^....^ 1 On Barkly Plains 19 I63 Barkua Rlver....^l6 On Barlee Range.... 23 50s Barlow Inlet..,....74 6Cn Barlow Range ~.~76 45n Barit........ ....... ... 6 4 Ik Barmalang Puerto. See Singapore.^. Barmen .„,,.,.....,61 16n .63 47n .49 49n 44 4s 41 46n .41 43n .44 20n .46 6n 61 69n Barmstedt.. BSman Bam Bay... t Barnstable. Barnstable Har. Barnstead,......., Bamston, T. S . Bamtrup S Barolungs^.. Barram Point. BaiTe Barren Is, Barrle, T. S, Barrlngton . Barrow 0. Barrow In. Barrow I. . Barrow Mt, Barrow R. . Barrulo ...... Barry I Barryton _ Barsi) I 25 608 4 46n .44 13n .58 64n .44 49n .43 12n 68 On .68 On 76 45n .23 lOs .67 22n 3 20n -67 26n .31 65n 55 7n Bartenstein n~..49 21n Barter Is. Barth Bartin Barton Bartsch R, BaiTith Biirwalde Bai-walde. Barwell Isle Baacanhegun L. Bashec R ... BasU Hall B Baslnka R. t Baskatong — t Baskatong L. t Bass Bassabics. Bassam Bassum .^ { Uassutos S Bastards Bastrop 70 6n 54 22n 64 16n 42 2n ...........iil 37n «61 14n ._53 45N 62 47n 12 15s 46 30n 32 10s 63 14n 33 198 46 47n .46 45N 38 20s 23 68 5 ION ^.......^2 5lN ......^...*i7 uOS — 29 203 — 30 ION Batang Luper R._ 1 30n § Bataung_....,...,29 5s Batavaua..~~^.......20 208 Batavla, U. S 39 5n 17 Ob 16 Ob 74 28w 17 30b 130 Ow 136 16b 116 Ow 15 26b 11 80b 20 Ob 148 60b 74 40b 136 Ow 18 Ob 30 80b 14 4b 3 Ob 144 34b 82 13w 11 62b 125 Ow 141 30b 42 Ob 10 23b 8 66b 31 20b 18 Ob 92 Ow 117 24w 99 Ow 70 Ow 98 30w 34 30b 138 Ob 24 Ob 110 20b 93 40w 106 16w 9 8b 7 10b 9 46b 12 26b 168 25b 70 20w 70 16w 71 20w 71 60w 9 6e 26 Ob 113 68b 72 34w 151 30w 77 lOw 71 6w 111 18w 96 30w 100 Ow 15 57E 81 60w 113 20b 109 Ow 88 27w 9 32b 9 53b 144 Ow 12 46b IG 56b 76 36w 16 28b 14 36b 16 2lB 14 30e 168 45e 67 65w 28 46b 115 Ow li) 22e 75 45w 75 25W 146 Ob 18 21b 8 58w 8 42b 26 2.5E 27 Ob 97 28w 111 6b § Batcliii)i'o.s 20 50s 27 24 84 25 Ob Oe Ow Oe 86 86 43 88 89 63 40 86 17 88 63 83 40 17 88 18 36 63 44 17 39 62 36 17 17 86 36 40 40 40 40 40 36 62 £•5 62 40 40 17 17 17 18 63 41 41 41 41 17 38 35 42 40 42 41 40 40 40 38 40 35 40 44 17 18 40 17 17 42 17 17 17 17 64 41 38 40 38 42 42 62 38 36 17 38 38 43 35 38 36 44 38 Namis. LtT. LOHO, No. or Hap. Beechy I. ......... ...74 Beechy Pt. ... 70 Beeren, Gr...........JS3 Beerfelden .......,_49 Beer8beba.....~.......30 Beftoft .,... 66 Bega R. >~^ .^..^..36 S Bcghanni......w.l2 Beghula River ......60 Behrendt. ......_64 Beiingrie8-......,..49 Beilstein ......^.^.^O Beinune B. .........74 Beit el-Iakih 12 Beit Saadeh 33 BekaR 33 Belecke ->.,..........61 Belair 39 Belcher C.-.~~~...71 Beled Sldi Hassam 6 Belenia Belfast Belgrade ~..... Bellk River X Belknap. Belli BellR. BeUal t Bellecliase t BeUecha8e_.v...46 Belle Vernon .^...,40 BeUefonte 41 Bellefonte......s......^4 Belleiale .. 62 Bellen'a Mount..., 4 BeUeview „...-.....32 Belleville 40 BeUevllle ^48 BeUevue ...^.........41 Bellevue R....,.....,71 BeUheim........,...49 Belllngen R..,....,30 Bellingbam Bay -48 Bellona Island-..~.ll Ballot Strait .....^.-72 X Belmont ->..w.^40 .44 .42 Belmont, T. S. Belvidero .«, BembohaR. ......^6 Ben Blaven...w,...^7 Ben Garrow.-.....-68 Ben More ..,......-58 Benalla ,.>...... 36 X Benarba_........29 Benatek ^..............60 Bendemeer^ .....30 Bendorf .... 50 Bendzln- ..............60 Benekenstein 51 Beulomond Mt 30 Ben Nevis 41 X Beni Murra..~-..19 Beni Said 30 X Bennington ..43 Bennington .......42 Bennisch........-....49 Bensen .-.....-.-.....w-50 Benson Mt. ......«.37 Bensselaer ^^-....40 X Bentinck 28 Bentlnck Arm 52 Bentinck Island 16 Bentinck, T. S. „.44 Benton.^- — ...-,44 Benton„,,„.„-. 38 Benton ..,,.,.,,32 Bentonville,-.-.-,36 Bents Ft -.-^,38 Benue R.„-,-.— 8 Bennwe R. -,..„„ 8 Beralzon L 69 Berat Channel, Soi Berat Isle, Snl 1 Beraun.„-.v...,~..49 Berbera „,-.„... 10 Berchtoldsgaden-47 Beiea ^,..,-41 Berebies F .,.,29 Bereo - -,-,—,29 Berens ICi-. -,-.-,28 X Beresford -46 X Beresford „,..„36 42n 91 60w 40 30n 149 SOW 40 2lN 13 17b 17 38N 8 69b 18 188 26 30b 88 llN 9 10b 17 88s 160 4b 63 On 17 Ob 86 40n 128 20w 40 7n 17 69b 17 2h 11 29b is 6n 7 14b 17 60n 80 lOw 40 26n 14 15b 86 47n 42 46b 80 On 26 Ob 86 30s 27 2lB 88 39n 8 19b 17 88n 76 30w 44 IOn 83 Ow 40 40n 8 60w 86 60n 33 25b 86 23n 69 llw 41 22n 70 Ow 41 63n 39 10b 30 30n 71 sow 41 37n 117 6W 40 24n 149 25v 40 48n 14 24b 18 25n 70 20w 41 45n 70 86w 41 58n 83 6w 42 On 77 47W 44 65n 86 Ow 44 On 66 30w 40 On 81 85b 36 33n 93 42w 44 38n 82 32w 43 60n 76 lOw 42 ION 95 45w 46 16h 166 Ow 40 llN 8 16b 18 14s 161 73 63 60n 133 40w 89 lOs 169 50b 64 On 94 40w 40 ION 81 Ow 43 30n 77 66w 42 12n 88 40w 44 32s 150 Oe C2 15N 6 9w 11 8n 6 3w 11 In 6 13w 11 35s 146 5b 63 20s 149 Ob 63 17n 14 61b 17 408 151 3b 63 26n 7 35b 17 18n 19 10b 18 40n 10 40b 17 7s 161 20b 62 30s 173 5b 63 On 48 Ob 29 69n 47 llB 80 On 73 lOw 42 50n 73 8w 44 68n 17 37e 17 44n 14 20e 17 Os 139 47b 62 62n 87 9w 44 35s 151 40e 52 20n 127 Ow 39 59s 139 29e 62 12N 81 6w 42 3lN 69 39w 41 2n 88 60w 44 65n 90 20w 44 20n 94 6w 44 On 103 40w 45 On 13 Oe 36 30n 9 Oe 86 16n 97 20w 40 60s 98 20b 86 20s 98 60e 35 69n 14 3b 17 20n 45 25e 38 38n 12 59b 18 28n 81 61 w 42 lOs 17 6lB 38 18s 27 12b 38 55s 23 84b 38 5n 74 25w 42 O.s 14!> IOk 52 ) BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. L»T. Lojio. 1^;"' Nakes. Lat. 1 „„« N"- Of Namki. L\t. lONO. «,-?.' Namii. L*r. Lojto. 'j(\"',' 74 42n 91 60w 40 BhuKiraihl Kiver 30 7n 78 36b 83 Boden Sec or U of Brandewyn 32 138 22 37k 38 70 20N 149 SOW 40 Bhering Strait -^66 On 169 Ow 40 Constance,— 47 86n 9 26b 18 Brandon Ho. 69 49n 40 90w . 40 152 21ll 13 17k 17 DheiingsB. 69 86n LS9 60W 40 Bodenstadt 49 39n 17 40b 18 Brandon, T. a — ^46 SON 73 30w 42 49 38m 8 69b 18 t Bhor,~ 7 On 80 Ob 86 Bodenteich ——62 60m 10 88K 17 Brandon, U. S , 48 60n 73 Ow 44 30 18s 26 30b 88 Biala 49 46N 19 4b 18 Bodenwcrdei 61 68n 9 28B 17 Brandon, U. a. ...82 20n 90 Ow 44 ...^.^6 llN 9 10b 17 fiiala R, „„,r,„„,49 60h 19 4k 18 Badlghelm ^49 27n BodingSTilie ,.,,-.41 27n 9 18b 18 Brandsoo I.— —JUS 22n 9 42b 17 36 88s 150 4b 62 Biarr Omshash -,-29 69m 84 28R 87 77 llw 42 Brandt V. 31 60fl 21 5k 88 — ^12 On 17 Ob 86 Bibart 49 88m 10 25b 18 Bodungen 51 80n 10 27b 17 Brandt V 33 488 19 26k 88 er — 69 40n 128 20w 40 Blberbach— -— — ,48 81n 10 49b 18 Bodzanowice -— .JiO 65n 18 38b 18 ' rant, T. S. —44 IOn 81 17w 42 54 7n 17 69b 17 Blbra 61 18m 11 35b 17 Bogen . .-48 66N 12 42e 18 >rantford 43 12n 80 23w 42 49 2n 11 29b IS Bichel 47 44n 11 25b 18 Bohdanetz — -. 50 6n 15 40b 17 Branzoll 46 24n 11 20b 18 ^0 6n 7 14e 17 Bickenbach ,49 45n 8 37b 18 Boheimkirchen — 48 12m 15 44b 18 Biashers Falls ,.,,.44 46n 76 Ow 43 74 60n 80 lOw 40 Bickerton Island 13 898 136 20k 62 Bohm Aicha— — 50 4 In 16 iR 17 Brasua L. ———45 37n 69 46w 41 L»_~.12 26n 14 15k 86 Blddeford ~-.»_43 27n 70 80w 41 TtKhni PrOd.r.rrrrrilO 6N 14 52b 17 Bratawa R. ———49 40n 13 80k 18 ^3 47n 42 46b SO Biddulph, T. a ^43 13m 81 86w 42 BohmTribau 49 56n 16 25E 17 Bratntreu 41 89n 76 12w 42 9 On 26 Ok 36 Bidduma Is ,,-18 20n 16 Ok 86 Bohmo R. —52 65n 9 47k 17 Brattleboro ,42 63n 72 86 W 43 33 208 27 2lB 88 Bidschow, Neu — £0 16N 16 29b 17 t Bohmer Wald >49 20n 13 Oe 18 Braunfels -60 82n 8 23b 17 51 29n 8 19b 17 t PidWell rr,rr,„,„46 60N 82 6w 42 P«hnfl ,r^.„ ,, r,,„52 34n 12 16b 17 Braunlage ,—61 48m 10 84k 17 Rraunllngcu ^47 66n 8 26x 18 39 88n 76 20w 44 Bidycngogo 84 16s 144 Ob 62 Bohowal -. ^0 47n 70 32k 33 - .~71 ION 82 Ow 40 Blebrich 60 8n 8 14b 17 Bohrau ,50 63n 17 IK 17 Braunsberg 49 42n 18 ISa 18 assam 6 40n 8 60w 86 Biede, T. S 48 12n 66 84w 41 Boikowitz 49 4n 17 60b 18 Braunschweig or 4 60n 82 25k 86 Bledenkopf 60 64n 8 80k 17 t Boilleau, 48 7n 70 60w 41 Brunswick 52 16n 10 30K 17 44 23n 69 llw 41 * RlAHnnm 39 lOa 19 35b 38 Holte R „,„-,„/t6 26n 12 13b 18 Braunseifcu 49 63n 17 22b 17 44 22N 70 Ow 41 Rlela R. ..,„.60 22n 16 86k 17 Boitzenburg 53 16m 13 86b 17 Urava 1 IOn 44 6b 86 „.,,.„35 63n 39 10b 80 Bielau 60 40n 16 86b 17 Bojador Cape 26 10m 14 Slw 36 Brdy WaM 49 45n 13 50k 18 ^44 30N 71 30w 41 BieUtz 49 46M 19 8b 18 Bojanowo — -. — 51 44m 16 44b 17 Breakfast Cove —46 35s 166 80k 63 — ,-„69 37n 117 6W 40 Bieltschitz ,„.49 SON 13 61b 18 Bokelliolm 54 15m 9 60b 17 Bredelar ,. 51 26n 8 45k 17 70 24n 149 25w 40 BienenbUttel— — 58 9n 10 29b 17 Bokhara R. 29 303 147 20e 39 Breder Aa. r,5 9n 8 40e 17 44 48n 14 24b 18 Blerawka K 50 IOn 18 40b 18 Bokke Ranu„~ — 32 308 18 21b 88 Bredstcdt ,54 32n 8 68k 17 >,46 25n 70 20w 41 Biese R. 52 36n 11 29b 17 t Bokkeveld 32 40s 19 40b 38 Breede R 34 278 20 60b 88 46 45n 70 35w 41 Biesenthul 52 46n 13 88e 17 BokkeveldM ,81 68 18 50e 38 Bregenzer Acli —47 25n 9 53b 18 o..,-~40 58n 83 6w 42 Bieskld Mts ,-49 80n 18 45b 18 Bolivar 37 35m 93 «w 43 Bregenzer Wald _47 25n 9 54b 18 ^41 On 77 47W 44 Big Falls, Frazer Bolivar 33 45n 91 7w 44 Brehna— 51 35n 12 12e 17 34 65N 86 Ow 44 K. 50 55n 121 60w 39 Bolivar 36 60N 90 47w 44 Brelsach, Alt 48 2n 7 35b 18 ^--^2 On 66 30w 40 Big L. Ho.— _— .w60 30n 76 40w 40 Bolivar-, «-,42 5n 78 16w 42 Breisach, Neu > 48 In 7 31b 18 unt-^ 4 On 81 35b 32 83n 93 42w 86 44 BlgR 53 45n Bila R. 50 85N 78 SOW 13 65b 40 17 Bolkenhain— — 60 54n 16 6e 81 SOW 17 42 Breitenbach 50 36m 11 lE 17 Breitenbrunn 49 6n 11 36b 18 Bollivar-. „.,40 43m ~,40 38n 82 32w 42 BUacli R 48 7n 15 82^ 18 t BoloBolo ,10 Om 9 60e 86 Breithom 46 SON 7 63e 15 48 50n 76 lOw 42 BUed el Jened— ~S2 On 2 30b 36 Bolton—, —44 25m 72 56w 42 Bremerlehe - 63 34n 8 40b 17 41 IOh 95 45w 46 Bilibuiig C 34 57s BiUn 60 38n 144 8b 52 Bolton, T. S. - — ,,,46 ION Bolyston -, ^42 22n 72 23w 42 Brems R.r,r,r„„,„49 22n 6 46b 18 71 16N 166 Ow 40 13 46b 17 72 3w 42 BrenasMts 26 408 18 30b 88 49 llN 8 16a 18 BUle R. 68 84n 10 20e 17 BombaUo M 603 148 65b 62 Brenner Pass 47 In 11 30b 18 30 14a 161 73 62 Billerbeck 61 69n 7 16b 17 BombaUo R ,36 60s 148 55b 62 Brennparitschen,.49 87n 18 85b 13 Bay«48 60n 122 40w 89 Bimliapatain 17 48N 83 34k 88 Bombom S 30n 10 30e 36 BrentaR— 46 8m 11 24b 18 Id — 11 lOs 159 60b 64 Bina R ,48 26n 12 25K 18 Bomkoe 29 403 17 20e 38 Brentford Bay 71 60n 94 30w 40 72 On 94 40w 40 Blmla 84 288 149 80b 62 Bon Accord Harb. 66 8n 67 Ow 40 Brentons B. -„ 32 678 17 -Mb 38 40 ION 81 Ow 42 Bingen 48 7n 9 16e 18 Bona, V. 46 6lN 10 33a 18 Brenz R ,—48 87n 10 14e 18 S. 44 30n 77 65w 42 Binghampton ,—.,48 8n 76 60w 44 Bonan 31 6m 47 12e 30 t Breslau 51 2n 17 Oe 17 ,- 42 12n 88 40w 44 Binsdorf -, 48 18n 8 46k 18 Bonaventure . 48 On 65 25w 41 Bretten , 49 8n 8 42b 18 36 328 150 Oa 62 Binzen 47 37n 7 34e 18 Bones B. — -, 43 46s 173 9b 53 Brewer 44 46n 68 68w 41 ~— ^7 15N 6 9w 11 Birche's Inlet,-,.,42 SOs 145 34b 53 Bongo — , 5 27n 35 85b 36 Brewster C. „ 70 IOn 22 Ow 40 ~>~..w68 8n 6 3w 11 BirdC 72 On 94 50w 40 Bonlghelm 49 3n 9 5e 18 Bribir 45 IOn 14 45k 18 58 In 6 13w 11 Birdstall Ft — . 50 20n 101 lOw 40 Bonney L.— 34 ICs 140 2,'iE 62 Bridger Fort 41 12n 110 30w 46 36 35s 146 6B 62 Biriemah-„ 24 30n 66 28b 29 Bonny River 5 60n 8 40e 86 Bridgeton „ 43 59n 70 49w 41 , 29 203 149 Ok 52 Birkenfeld —.——50 12n 10 36b 17 Bonshashen Lake 16 25n 22 Ob 36 Bridgewatcr 42 In 70 68w 41 60 17n 14 61k 17 t Birkenfeld ——49 40n 7 IOe 18 Boobian Is. -. 29 50n 48 8b 30 Brldport Inlet —,75 On 108 SOW 40 ~-~~30 408 151 2b 62 Birkenwerder— — 52 43n 13 16k 17 Booknas U. S3 448 26 30e 38 Briggs C.,-,~.,- 73 36N 96 45w 40 50 26n 7 35b 17 Blrkfeld 47 21n 15 4lB 18 Boom Plaats— ,30 48 25 20E 38 t Bright — ^46 16n 83 30w 42 ,50 18n 19 IOk 18 Birmingham 40 37n 78 7w 42 Boone I. — — — 43 8n 70 2Uw 41 Brinitze R M 49n 17 55e 17 1 51 40N 10 40k 17 Birmingham-,-. — 44 34n 73 34w 42 Boonevllle 38 5-5n 92 28W 44 Brinitze R. ^ 50 21n 19 Ob 18 Ht.^30 7s 161 20b 62 Bimbach , — ,48 26n 13 6e 18 BooneviUe^—- , — 35 8n 93 67w 44 Brioni Is.——-,— 44 44n 13 45e 18 41 30s 173 5b 63 BinibaunierWald45 52n 14 6b 18 Boora 6 20n 36 5b 36 Brissago 46 7n 8 41b 16 ^19 On 48 Ob 29 Blrnl,,,, ,-— 13 40n 2 IOe 36 Boora M. — — — . 3 Oa 37 40b 36 1 Bristol ,. 41 60n 71 low 41 Bristol -. 41 40N 71 17w 41 30 59n 47 llK SO Bimi 13 IOn 13 5b 36 Booth Pt. 68 30n 96 30w 40 1 — ,-43 On 73 lOw 42 Birribirri ,«,.„„10 45n 10 10b 36 Booth Sd. — 76 52N 70 40w 40 Bristol, U. S ,40 ION 74 47w 44 42 60n 73 8w 44 Bii-s NlmnuL ,32 23N 44 29b 30 Boothia, Gulf of— 70 On 89 Ow 40 Britannia C. „,„ 68 On 95 18e 40 49 68n 17 37b 17 Bischltz — 50 20M 14 39e 17 Boothia Isthmus -69 40n 93 Ow 40 t British Caffraiia 32 40s 27 30e 38 60 44n 14 20b 17 Bischofsheim 50 25n 10 IE 17 Bootschap „„.27 563 26 7b 38 {British Columbia 54 On 126 Ow 40 ~-~-^7 03 139 47b 62 Blschofsheini 48 38n 7 66b 18 Bopflngon— 48 5lN 10 22e 18 British Kootanie ,.40 52n 87 9w 44 Blschofshofen ,„„47 25n 13 llB 18 Borby ,'34 29N 9 50b 17 Pass ,., 49 On 114 69w 40 — ,^28 353 161 40e 62 Bischofteinitz _„,49 32n 12 56e 18 Bordeshol/j — —54 llN 10 lE 17 British Sound 12 308 49 40e 30 n 52 20n 127 Ow 39 Bisentz 48 68n 17 17b 18 Borga 46 4n 11 28« 18 Britz F. — 35 48 25 IOe 38 ,n(l~.,I6 593 139 29b 62 Blsmark - 52 40n 11 33e 17 Borgentreich — ^51 33n llE 17 Brixlegg 47 25n 11 52e 18 S. --,44 12n 81 5w 42 Bisowlee —32 37n 75 50k 33 Borgholzh —52 5k 8 ICE 17 Broad Sound 49 66N 6 18w 10 44 3lN 69 39w 41 Bissengeu 4H 43n 10 37b 18 J Borgoo ,-—17 On 25 (IE 3(5 Broadliead 40 62n 75 27w 43 38 2n 88 50w 44 Bigson C. 68 60n 67 40w 40 t Borgu , — 10 On 3 Ok 36 § Brock Ui.itrict „43 6n 80 65w 43 4J2 65N 90 20w 44 Bisterz ,—49 15n 16 30e 18 Borgue Lake ,30 IOn 8ft 30w 44 Brockniau, ilt 22 32s 117 20b 62 . 36 20n 94 ow 44 Blsthan 34 57n 40 37e 30 Borlslawitz .10 14n 18 IB 17 Brod, Ung 49 2n 17 41k 18 4J8 On 103 40w 45 1 Ifltrnu ^,,„r,„,,,.A9 36s 16 19e 18 Borktiii^.^ 51 yv 9 16e 6 ."iOE 17 17 Brodersliy ™, 54 32n 9 43e 17 Brodie B. — ,„— (;8 15n 66 30w 40 8 On 13 Ob 86 Biatritz 49 23N 17 44e 18 Borkcn 61 60v 8 30n 9 Oe 86 Bistritz 49 3lN 16 14b 18 Bomiio ——46 27n 10 22e 18 Brogo R 36 32s 160 Ok 62 69 16N 97 20w 40 Bitesch, Or. 49 19n 16 7b 18 Boma — -. 51 8n 12 30k 17 Broken B. ,36 32s 146 7b 62 1, Sui 603 98 20e 86 Bitter R 30 34s 17 35 It 38 Borneo River, 4 60n 11.'') i5K 35 Broken Liver F 27 22,s 18 Oe 38 i -~ 1 203 98 60e 35 Blaavands Iluk or Bomhovcd ——54 4n 10 13b 17 Br»l R. 50 52n 7 25b 17 49 69n 14 3b 17 The Horn — .56 33N 8 6b 17 5 Boniou —,13 On 13 Oe 36 Briins,. — 55 11n 8 42e 17 ^. 10 20n 45 25b 36 t Black For(^8t —48 18n 8 6b 18 t Bomu— — 13 On 12 Ob 36 Brook, T. a. —42 52n 82 4w 42 den_47 38n 12 69k 18 Black Kel R 82 Os 27 Oe 88 Jorotse — —16 403 25 65b 36 t Brooke— 40 20n 80 30 w 42 ™™,41 28n 81 61 w 42 Black L. — 59 16n 105 Ow 40 Borradaile (Jup, or Brookfleld 41 68M 77 40w 42 ,.---„29 lOs 17 5lB 38 Black Morass 26 50s 18 20b 38 Fish River 28 238 17 38e 38 Brookfleld-.— 44 3n 72 48w 42 29 183 27 12k 38 Black Rock IIiU-32 43s 139 Oe 52 Borstel — — -5.1 32n 9 4lE 17 Brooks 44 2lN 68 48w 41 ,w--~28 553 23 34b 38 Blackstone 42 3n 71 40w 41 Bortat 9 On S3 Oe 36 Brooks, Port-,, — 50 IOn 128 Ow ii) .„~„46 6n 74 25w 36 Os 149 IOe 42 52 Blackwatcv 1, »»». >r»*...>*»*>*33 6s Buffalo L. 52 ION Buffalo Lake K.^60 60n BufTalo R. „,..,.,„M 36s BnfTaloe L. ~...>.~63 14n Buffaloe L. 66 40n Bnffel-bout 30 308 BuffelsKr. 33 34s Buff els Rlvev 38 608 BuffelsR. 33 488 Buffels R. 31 86s Bughzen, Mts. of..l7 80n BuKomaii^~.~~~<~.ll 85n Biibl *»»»<#>«» »»»»»»"^4o 41N Buje<~~~— ~-~~46 34n Bu Ji Heirat-~..~31 66n Buk Bnkau R. IBukaws - ukow Buknm Puerta See Slncapore.-, Bulach, Ncu 48 40n BUldemp. M 67n Boll Pt. ^Ki^.»<.»«wi^»»*-*-> 3 4 23s BuU R> »*^^*j-*'»^^**'»**o» 4US BuUen C 74 30n Bullen Pt. .«<^....».>70 8n t Buller. ^-38 80s Buller River ^41 46s BuUoo, Mt 38 15s Bull's Mouth PaBs23 67s t Bnlwer 36 80s Bumba. 10 8n Bunces Cape 27 Os BUnde 63 13n Bune— .~~-----~~-13 80n Buiigeworgora~^36 30s Bunny C.^..<.~<-»">"76. 6n Buntingvllle 31 368 Bttnzen-. ^64 6n Bunzlau^.~ — 61 16n Bunzlau, Alt 60 13n Burda^-«~~~~-~-'ll 60n liurdeken River-.19 46s Burders Plain 30 33s Buree~>» <.».» 33 16s Buiella River --.~35 18s Buren _».,— ,~»>~-61 33n Burford, T. 8. 43 ION Burgau 47 9n Burgel~.~-~~~.~-50 67n Burggrosdorf-,— 47 37n Bnrghaun ~-~-60 42n Burghausen «.,—— 48 ION Burgbelii)-^-- 48 42n Buvgbei-Bdoip-.~-31 2s Buvgsinn— — — — — 60 9n Burgstall 52 34n BurKstcdt — — -~.50 84n Burgsteinfurt 63 7n Burke-. 44 63n Burke Creek—— —86 40s Burke R. -— . 33 468 t Burke's Land— 21 Os JBurkhardsdorf — 60 39n Burkhardswalde ~61 6n Burkhclm 48 7n 77 36w 13 16k 10 87b 10 13b 11 69k 13 4k 10 43k 16 86b 76 Ow 9 6k 70 36w 70 36w 76 80w 160 20b 140 Ow 161 Ow 88 lOw 76 60b 76 36b 14 7e 9 6b 16 48e 121 38w 18 8b 37 46b 118 40w 116 Ow 33 60e 113 SOW 108 40w 33 3b 19 46b 80 46k 31 40b 36 65b 8 Ok 17 30b 8 8b 13 40e 46 66k 16 30k 13 30k 37 Ob 14 5e 8 41b 9 4e 31 62b 24 66E 86 20W 146 SOW 163 40e 171 43e 143 OB 16 44b 160 OB 104 Oe 149 26E 8 83B 10 18e 149 30e 95 15w 29 lOB 9 60b 15 37b 14 4lE 17 60e 146 Ob 24 Ow 148 60b 144 48b 8 3lE 80 39w 16 3b 11 46b 10 19B 9 43b 12 49E 11 IB 26 23w 9 37e 11 4lE 12 48E 7 19b 74 14w 139 60e 140 Ob 140 Ob 12 66E 13 26b 7 35B 42 18 17 18 18 17 18 88 43 17 41 41 43 62 40 40 44 33 S3 17 17 18 46 88 88 89 40 88 40 40 88 88 88 88 38 86 36 18 18 80 17 17 86 17 83 18 17 38 38 40 40 63 63 63 88 63 36 63 17 86 63 40 38 17 17 17 36 62 46 62 38 17 43 18 17 18 17 18 18 40 17 17 17 17 43 63 62 62 17 17 18 Mamm. Lat. LoNO. ^;^' Nam». La.t. LOMO. Ho. or Map. 9 25s 5 60b Cabot. CabuuL tCadeU Cadenberge ..^-..63 41n 6 46n 77 63» .28 Os 13 45s .^4 36s .54 60n -66 7n 36 66n Cadiz, U. S. Cadogan Inlet 9 Caffraria.— . Calgua River tCalra Caimmuir Cairns Cairo Calabar River (New)-——— 6 6n CalaUmo It 6 40s Caldonazzo, L. di46 2n t Caledon 30 lOs Caledon ——84 9s Caledon Buy 13 36s Caledon R. ——30 488 Caledon, T. S. 48 60n t Caledonia 44 30N Caledonia .——40 89n Caledonia —.——41 16n Caledonia 43 69n X Calenbei g ^62 23N Calenberg 52 8n Calhoun ——28 lOs CaU Pujang 7 30s Calllano— — 46 67n Cally Bridge 56 39n Calthorp I& 69 25n Calumet 44 35n Calvert I. 51 30n Culvorde 52 34n Camasunary ——67 14n Camatanga— — — 7 66s X Cambria. 40 30N 32 49s .40 3n .41 49N .42 37n .44 40n Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Bay— 68 69n Cambridge, U. a-.43 30n Camdeboo .——32 27s Camdeboo R. -—32 37s Camden...-..— 34 3s Camden Bay.. —70 On Camden Sound —16 16s Camden, T. S 42 33n Camden, T. S. 44 35n Camden, U. S. — 39 65n Camden, U. S 36 2n Camden, U. S 31 65n Camden, U. S 33 38n Camel Mlh. St 29 4s Cameroon Mt. — 4 IOn Camp ——50 13n X Campbell 46 30n Campbell Haven ~38 458 Campbell Is —69 30n Campbell Pt 61 15n CampbeU R 31 303 CampbeUsdorp — 28 47s Campbell's Pass. Campo R -. Campo Major Camraigne Port Camtoos HUls. Ciina— — . Cnna Cana. Canaan .-. Canal del Quar- nero —^ — Canal del Quar- nerolo Canal della Mor- lacca— ~— — — Canal di Lemc~-. Canal Thai Canale Cancudea Candial ~ Candlolo Is. Candor. 31 10s 2 SON 6 3b 10 45n 33 468 29 IBs 32 49N .29 13s .42 In 67 68w 2U 20b 144 60b 9 SB 87 40W 79 26w 80 Ob 74 30w 143 30b 4 14w 6 46w 89 6w 8 Ob 19 30e 11 14b 26 30b 19 32b 131 80e 26 47b 80 6W 73 30w 83 68w 78 36w 77 68w 9 35e 9 46b 96 Ow 108 60b 11 6b 8 31w 80 SOW 87 68w 128 lOw 11 16B 6 16w 22 lOB 78 60W 87 6lB 81 28w 80 Iw 71 9w 72 66W 106 Ow 71 lOw 34 62e 24 62b 160 42b 144 20w 124 45e 82 13w 77 Ow 78 Ow 88 Iw 87 20w 92 40w 21 lOE 9 20e 7 36e 75 20w 142 50e 129 20w 149 16w 141 Ob 24 30r 24 Ob 10 Ob 42 Sw 109 10b 31 44b 27 36b 85 18e 37 36b 73 23w .44 66n .44 40n .44 40n .45 8n .46 30n .46 6N 42 26n 43 2N 44 35N .42 15n Caneytoke 66 17N Caninpuscan L. —54 30n Canisteo 42 SON X Canning 26 40s Canning Isle 71 40n Cnnnlap— — ,— — 58 8n J ^i»^^j^»»»^*i 14 63e 13 40b 13 26e 13 38b 78 16w 71 33w 14 17b 76 30w 59 30w 67 SOW 77 42w 153 60B 22 Ow 6 6w 41 86 63 17 44 40 86 49 62 13 13 43 86 86 18 38 38 63 88 43 42 43 43 43 17 17 46 44 18 13 40 44 89 17 11 86 43 38 43 43 41 43 40 44 38 38 63 40 62 42 43 44 44 44 44 38 36 17 42 62 40 40 52 88 38 36 61 36 38 38 31 38 43 14 IOb 18 14 38b 18 18 18 18 18 42 41 18 42 40 40 42 62 40 11 tCashe Cashel Bay- Cashel Fishing Pier .44 60n ....63 Us .M 7111 Casium . Casplus Mount— 36 60n i Casaange -.— mw. 9 Os Caaoino —23 4l8 Cawopolls 41 68n CasBville ——84 16n CassviUo -—36 86n Casswell Bay —44 683 Castel Muschio —46 12n Castelnuovo- 45 31n Castelrutt 46 34n Caaiie C— — 32 47s Castlemaine —37 7s Castlereagh Bay -13 lOs Castlcreagh Cape 73 46n Castleton— — — 43 88n Jastor Mt 21 368 Castor & Polux R.68 16n Castrop — . Castua - CaswallTr.. CatL- X Cftthcart- Cator C. X CattaranguB . CattskillMts.-. 51 82n .45 32N .74 47n .24 4lN .46 17n .76 68n .42 ION .4'J 15N Caucamgomoc L. 46 6n Cauloma Cavalese — -. Cavan, T. S. X Cavendish Cavendish-, X Cavendish Cawoods Caxtou, T. S. X Cayugi Cayuga L. Cedar Berg. Cedar R. Celerina CeUna Ccmbra X Centre Centre B — Centre Hall Centre V. _ Centre V. -. Centreville . Ceres «K'»'»^'W»^*>* Cervignano. X Chabot 40n .46 18n 44 13n 44 46n .43 27n 27 Os 3 25s .46 39n .43 On 42 45n 83 Os .43 45N .46 29n .40 33N 46 llN 40 60N .,40 46N 41 65n 39 On 41 18n 41 58n 40 49N .47 24n 8 SON 41 3lN 32 18n 10 83 46 469 36 20n 46 IOn .33 50s .66 On 45 55n Chad.da R. Chagrin Falls. Chakur Chalk F Chalmers' Port Chamas River Chamberlain L.- Chambosch Chamissc Island Chamouni— — .- X Champlgny— 48 24n X Champlaln 46 40n Chamune— 24 35s Chandiere Lake— 45 30n Chandkoh 27 20n X Chandos 44 50n ChandosP. 70 17n Cliannlng River— 27 Os X Chantanque — 42 IOn Chaon, or Bird Is. 33 503 .-47 8n ~43 609 .-69 ION X Chapais Chapman- Chapman C. . Chapmans or Hout B. — Charaz Charbrow Cliardon 4s 8n .-54 4lN 41 SON 45 Os S._28 25N Charles Har._ Cliarleston, V. Charleston, U. S._33 36n Charlestown 42 2.Sn Chariest own 43 14n X Charlevoir 48 2'.>n Charley's Cape — 20 453 Charlotte 42 35N Chariot tf 3(i 9n Charlotte It !.S On 77 SOW 9 36w 86 8w 32 3k 68 30b 18 Ob 163 4b 86 8w 86 3w 93 37w 167 Ob 8 16b 14 F3B 14 8b 11 32e 17 60e 144 4k 136 8e 81 Ow 73 16w 144 66b 93 SOW 7 17b 14 30e 91 15w 74 46w 73 45w 84 Ow 78 40w 74 35w 69 40w 120 3Cw 11 28E 78 SOW 78 25w 72 40w 153 Ob 36 63b 73 Ow 7« 60w 76 60w 19 Ob 74 40W 9 47b 84 SOW 11 13e 77 60w 33 2dB 77 39w 85 SOW 76 Ow 78 33w 78 17w 13 19£ 69 30w 9 Ob 81 26w 72 27B 23 7e 170 35e 105 20w 69 Ow 25 Oe 161 80w 6 54e 70 20w 72 30w 26 30b 76 lOw 68 20b 78 Ow 148 lOw 150 6i: 79 SOW 26 13b 69 45w 171 58b 89 18w 18 20b 8 IOb 17 33b 81 18w 166 54b 81 35w 90 12w 71 6w 72 27w 72 7w 150 666 86 Ow 87 6w 90 20w 43 13 13 66 66 36 63 44 44 44 63 17 18 18 18 38 63 63 40 43 68 40 17 18 40 46 48 40 43 13 41 46 18 43 43 42 68 38 43 43 43 88 48 16 44 18 42 88 48 44 44 48 48 18 41 36 43 33 38 53 46 41 38 44 16 41 48 88 43 S3 42 40 62 43 88 41 63 40 88 16 17 44 63 44 44 41 42 42 63 44 44 40 HAiiri. — 1 —J Cbingacoucy, T. S.^ Chintache L. — < Cblpewyan Ft.— J ChlquetoB — ] Chiquimula— . Chlsch Chiswell Is.—. X Chittenden . Chlvilcoy Chlumetz — Chlumetz — . Chlumetz — . Chobe R. Choo-Kiang - X Chopl , Chopo. Chotieborz — Chotusitz— Chotzen— — Chouchouck. Choung . Chounp R.— Choutra— — — Chrast — — — Christian C. — Christian C Chrlstiansburg- Chrlstianshaab- Chrlsiianstadt - Christie Christie U. Christie Pt Christmas Ranges Chrudim — Chubeectaes Pass.. Chudenitz — — .- Chue Great-— J Chue Lit Chuhkowal — Chumle Cbumie R Chummyaree Chunap R. — Chuntop Chuntop R. — ChupR. tChurchiU t Churchill Churchill C Churchill Ft. — Chm-chiU L ChurchiU R — Chnton, T. S. — Ciciliana -. — .— ClUi ~ Cimbrishamn — Cincinnati's — Circleville Cirquenitza Cismar— — — Cismone R. — -. Cittanuova — — Civezzano—— , Clanwlllian— . X Clara Claremont Isle. X Clareneo— X Clarence—. Clarence Cape - Clarence C. — Clarence Pk Clarence Pt Clarence R .— Clarence Strait- Clarendon, T. S.- X Clarion — Clarion——.. Clarion R X Clarke Clarke, T. S. Clark's Fork Clark's R. — . Clarksburg -. Clarkson — Clarksville Clarksville Claushaven Clayoquot Sd Claypool — — X Clearfield Cleai-port— ~ Clearw.ater IJ (Mempenow— Ck'ntze .™— .. ACK'8 GENERAL ATLAS. 59 30w 42 8Cw 13 8w 18 3k £6 20b 66 Ob 36 4b 63 8w 44 2w 44 44 63 17 18 18 18 38 62 63 Ow 40 16w 42 : 66b 62 SOW 40 17b : 20b 17 18 46 18 15w 40 : 46w 46 45w 42 Ow 40 40^- 42 25w 12 ' 40w 41 I 3Cw 28e _. 30w 42 2dW 43 I 40w 42 Ok 63 63b 38 Ow 42 60w 42 ! 60vr 42 Ob 38 40w 43 47b 16 30nr 44 13e 18 60w 42 25B 88 39w 42 30w 44 ; Ow 44 33w 42 17w 42 IOe 18 20w 41 Ok 36 26w 42 27b 33 7e 38 Sas 63 1 20w 46 Ow 41 Oe 30w i 64e I 20w 41 SOW 42 30b 38 lOw 42 20E 83 Ow 42 i lOw 40 6i; 62 30w 42 1 13e 38 I 45w 41 &8b 63 18w 40 20b 88 10b 16 33E 17 18w 44 64e 63 3dw 44 12w 44 6W 41 27w 42 7w 42 66b 62 Ow 44 6w 44 20w 40 38 44 16 Chingacoucy, T. S.43 46n Chintache L. ,..,,.36 Om Chlpowyan Ft. -.^8 60ii Chiqaetos ^18 7s Chlqiilmula....^^l6 On Chisch ,„.„„„„.,,60 7n ChUwell Is.^.,,,^9 30m t Chittenden 44 30n ChiTilcoy 34 608 Chlometz -„„„..,50 IOn CMumetz ..„„„„,49 36n Chlometz ->~.^^48 67n Chohe R 18 408 Choo-Kiang _,^23 SON t Chopi 2 On Chopo-.^>.>^>, 27 323 Chotieborz 49 42w Chotu8itz<.~~-.>^,49 67n Chotzen>.w>~.> 50 On Chouchouck_,^31 2n Choung -^ ^^31 24n Chounp K 24 22s Choutra 31 12n Chrast ,,~-^49 64n Christian C 59 60n Christian C 70 86n Christiun8burg..^53 25n Christiansbaab 69 On Chrisflanstadt ->^1 48n Christie 49 6n Christie U 68 40n Christie Pt. 71 12n ChristmasKanges 24 468 Chrndim 49 67n Chubeechcs Pass ..27 83a Chudenitz 49 28n Chue Great 26 27s Chue Lit 26 47s Chuhkowal«......».>33 ION Chumie 32 44s Chumie K 32 658 Chummyarce...~^l 62n Cbunap R. 28 3Gs 23 163 23 34s 25 lis 27 60s 60 On .58 45N .58 SON 46 25N 58 62N 46 25N ^6 42N 46 14n 55 34n 42 35N 39 40n 45 llN Cbuntop Chuntop R. ChupR-.™- t ChurchiU- t CburchilU Churchill C. Churchill Ft, ChurchiU L. ChurchiU R Chuton, T. S, CicUiana „„. Cilli Cinibrishamn Cincinnatvs . Circleville Cirquenitza Cismar^-^ — ™^54 13n 46 6n 45 19n 46 6n 31 658 46 ION .13 693 29 OS 29 308 76 47N 73 65N 3 30n 66 13n 42 8s Cisnione R. Clttanuova Civezzano- ClanwlUian t Clara Claremont Isle t Clarencp»™-. X Clarenc('~^»-.~ Clarence Cape Clarence C, Clarence Pk., Clarence Pt. Clarence R. Clarence Strait 11 608 Clarendon, T. S 44 62n t Clarion Clarion^ Clarion R t Clarke. Clarke, T. S. Clark's Fork Clark's R. — Clarksburg ... Clarkson .. Clarksville Clarksville — , — 33 30n 41 ION 41 IfiN 41 30n 26 358 44 On .47 30N 48 ON 31 60s 33 478 35 22n Claushaven Clayoquot Sd. Claypool — -~. t Clearfleld Cleai-port—^-.. Clearw.iter H. (^lempenow. Ck'Utze 69 13N 49 20n 40 2n 40 50n 41 2n 56 eON .53 49n 52 57N 79 60w 119 30w 111 SOW 61 60w 88 60w 13 16b 149 Ow 78 lOw 68 3w 16 26b 14 22b 14 65b 26 10b 112 60b 32 16b 23 12b 16 40b 16 26b 16 13e 73 32b 74 4b 17 68b 72 24b 15 56b 44 16w 68 20w 8 9b 61 20w 15 14b 66 lOw 87 30w 165 40w 147 80b 16 48b 18 Ob 18 9b 26 47b 84 67b 73 25b 26 52e 27 Ob 74 46b 16 48e 16 S4b 16 Ob 18 22e 162 38b 100 Ow 93 9w 84 15w 69 22w 94 18w 70 45w 38 5e 15 15k 14 17e 76 2w 83 Ow 14 4lE 10 68b 11 46b 13 34E 11 12E 18 46b 78 5w 144 10b 153 OE 153 Ok 77 45w 90 6w 8 5Se 166 Ow 173 55b 130 69b 76 66w 79 30w 79 20w 79 Ow 151 Ob 78 40w 115 Ow 115 Ow 28 2«B 24 24E 93 25w 95 3W 61 lOw 125 40w 82 7w 78 30w 77 41w 111 15w 13 15E 10 55f, 42 46 40 49 46 17 40 42 60 17 18 18 86 84 86 38 18 17 17 33 33 38 33 18 39 40 J7 40 17 41 40 40 62 17 33 18 38 88 33 83 38 33 38 38 38 38 38 40 40 40 41 40 41 30 18 17 42 44 18 17 18 18 18 38 42 82 62 62 40 40 86 40 63 62 42 42 44 42 52 42 39 40 38 38 44 45 40 39 42 42 42 40 17 17 Colchester, T. S.-^42 Cold Spring _-,...^40 Cold Spring 42 Colcralne, T. S 46 Coleridge Lake ^43 Colesbeig t Colesberg. i Cdlima Colliban R. ColUkooi CoUlngwood, T. S. 44 t Collins 46 Colllnson C. «~..^72 Colombia, U. S. -~32 Colombian a -..,....33 ...44 ...36 .40 42 41 42 44 61 IOn 6lN llN 6n Colpoys Bay Columba R. t Columbia.. t Columbia.. i Columbia.. Columbii Columbia ». Columbia R. Columbia R.-.......62 Columbia, U. S 33 Columbiana .^...,.40 Columbus 41 Columbus ...... 40 Columbus „~.~,.... i9 Colnng V. ... 27 ColvlUeB 68 Colville Hills 69 Colvllle L 68 Colville River 70 t Combermere-~..37 Comelico ............46 Comen ~...,. .,„.,,. 46 Comet River_~v~,24 Comfort C. ~„~.~.61 Comfort C 66 Comfort H .,..66 Comloop L ........50 Commadagga,„,...33 Commend a .WW,,., 6 Commissioners Salt Pan-.~„..,..„30 Committee Bay.~68 Committee Pass 62 36 31 46 60 47 42 35 26 45 46 40 40 67 .28 6 42 42 33 41 56 41 34 .33 ..„24 23 82 60w 73 30w 78 61w 71 llw lOs 171 30b 46s 26 10b Os 24 30b 60n 107 Ow Os 144 24b 46n 75 lOw 30n 80 SOW 13n 79 3w 68n 103 30w 12n 92 Iw 86 40w 81 12w 146 15E 80 50w 76 lOw 75 14w 67 49w On 118 Ow IOn 119 Ow 22n 91 30w 58n 80 41w 58N 79 35w On 9'; 'Kw 4Gn Jit ' V 33 26 .'... On ■■>■ SON 1.13 "' 60n 136 On 150 208 35n 49n 13n 60n 20s 60N IOn IOn 68n 39n 88n 2n 45n Compaspe R. Compassberg .. Compton, T. .S. Comptroller B. Conception B. Concord........... Concord. Condamine R. Condino Coneghano ™~.. Coneraaugh K— Cones V. «.-...-.. Confidence Fort. Congella ~..~,~, t Congo Conhucton — Conhocton R Conical lUll , Conneaut ConoUy Ft. . Cononicut I Constantia Constaple — „ Contra (Jmbi - Contra Tuphis Contwoy, or Rum Ow 148 30b 12 20e 13 46b 148 35e 49 40w 83 20w 60 40w SON 120 30w 7s 26 53b IOn 1 20w 08 19 45b SON 86 Ow 20N 118 Ow 678 144 65e 60s 25 20e 16n 71 50w 20n 144 Ow 45n 63 Ow 71 23w 80 42w 308 150 30e 54n 10 35e 12 50e 79 30w 81 49w On 118 40w 473 31 30e 16 Oe 77 35w 77 30w 135 2lE 80 31w 13n 125 20w SON 71 20w 18 2lE 20 27e 33 Ob 32 57b SON 25N 29N 30n 13N OS 34n 30N 503 68n 2s 303 30N 42n L. tCook Cook, Mt. Cookham^...,. Cook's Inlet _. Cookville Cooley Mt. Coonia t Cooper Cooper Cooper Creek Cooper Point Cooper Point Coopers Town ,. Coorong t Coos Cooyar R Copano..»,„,. Copenhagen Coiik'ston M 66 25 43 .34 .-CO .,43 ,26 -36 -.34 45 27 17 43 42 -„:)5 45 26 27 43 (ii) 50n 112 Ow Os 152 Oe 358 170 IOe 15K 81 Ow On 152 Ow 22s 147 30E lOs 17 IOE 15s 149 12e 20s 146 IOe 67 30w 141 Oe 145 50B 172 48e 74 65w 139 24e 71 20 w 152 8e 98 20w 75 50W On 408 20a 36s 40N SOs On 44s SON 53n 40s 146 Ow 42 42 42 41 S3 38 88 46 63 42 43 42 40 44 44 42 62 42 42 42 42 41 40 40 44 42 42 44 4a oo 4" 4.. iJ 40 62 18 18 62 40 40 40 40 38 36 38 40 40 62 38 41 40 40 41 44 62 18 26 42 42 40 38 36 42 42 52 42 40 41 38 38 56 66 40 62 63 44 40 63 38 52 52 41 62 62 53 44 52 41 52 46 42 40 Cramphome Mt. _31 478 inTHill „.'.'■! 2Vs 17 4S|.; 38 S.. 44 1-2n 44 8N 46 25n 71 20N 73 48n 40 60n 40 40n 46 4n 32 24n Cranberry Is. Cranberry L. Cranbome, T. S. Cranstown C Crauford C. X Crawford X Crawford Crawford— _ Crawford, U Crebawethanlsh»49 63n Cregus 32 428 Cresswell Bay -...73 26n Crimson Cliffs 76 6n Crivitz .,.__63 35n Crocker l8land..-„ll 16s Croghan 43 «8n Croker C 68 On Croker R — ....,_69 15n Croket._-..-, 31 23n Crookwell It. 34 Os Crosier C Cross Brook Cross I. „„„ Cross L. Cross Mt. _ Cross Sound-. Crow Sound _, Crowhurst Crown Point— Croydon w. Croydon, T. S. Cuba Culgoa R. Culross, T. S. . Culver Point . X Cumberlaud X Cuniberiund Cumberland IIo. -64 On Cumberland Id.— 67 On Cumberland Isles 20 158 Cumberland Str. -64 On Cummlng 34 22n Cummingsto^vn -57 42n Cunaris B 45 53s X Cunniiighani 33 Os Cunningham 74 On Cunniiigliam'sKd.77 17n Curau .—53 57n Curicavi 33 Os Curlew R 22 Os Currituck 36 23n Curtis I 23 27s Curtis Point 23 693 Cushing ^•ille 41 49n Cust River 43 163 Cuthbert™ „31 50n Cutler ^™— 44 41n X Cuyalio^u — —41 30n Cypms l.sle 35 On Czacza —.-..— 49 25n Czaslau ,49 65n Czechticz „— 49 37n Czcikowitz 48 64n Czelakowltz,,— .50 8n Czenstoehow —50 50n Czerekwe, Ot)er-.49 20n Czerekwe, L'nter-,49 21n Czerhowilz 49 53n Czernalioni „—- -49 25n CzernoseIiiii_™,,49 4i)N Czernowitz 49 22.\ 77 On 27 Oi .44 36N 64 40n 29 468 —58 On 49 67n 50 62n .43 66n 43 27n 46 16n 42 15N 28 408 —43 58N —32 40s 64 20n 44 50n Dabakasee R.— Diibee— .— — Dabolanas Kr. _ Dachsbacli — — Dachstein — Uacre Fort Dacres C. — Dagansville — Dagebull— Daggs Hr DHlia-dinneo R, Dalilenburg — Dahlonegii — Dahme-.— — . l)alm — - § Dahomey liiihrc -„,! DaUkili 118 a3R 68 3.5W 74 66w 70 30w 66 Ow 84 Ow 83 60w 80 Ow 67 60w 86 26w e 23w 26 52B 23 Ow 68 Ow 11 H')B 132 40B 76 29W 108 SOW 119 20w 96 22w 149 38 100 Ow 15^ 23b 67 J.iW 98 40 V 24 lOB 136 40W 6 15w 32b 73 33w 72 llw 70 55w 78 22w 147 40e 81 25w 125 8b 103 Ow 70 30w 102 30w 66 Ow 148 35e 66 Ow 84 23w 3 30w 166 27b 146 5(»E 93 SOW 53 SOW 10 36b 71 low 116 Ob 76 Ow 151 IOe 151 20e 77 48w 172 30e 84 45w 67 16w 81 50W 33 IOe 18 5lE 15 23k 15 2b 16 56e 14 47b 19 5k 15 16e 15 25e 13 50e Ki 34e 1-J ..L'K 14 r,lK 27 23e 150 3b 32 23e 10 42E 13 35e 27 6e 61 20w 76 32w 8 42k 166 30e 124 20w 10 41e 84 6w 13 25e 7 45k 2 Oe 10 55k D —32 08 —32 499 —26 27s —49 38N —47 28n .—33 2Cs —66 5n —43 49N -.,64 44n .-45 203 —((4 14n —53 12n .-34 38n —51 53n —49 9n — 7 ON ..-'•.■.' 4Sn ...Jl lev 32 30k .')() 63 41 4'.' 41 40 40 42 42 41 44 10 88 40 40 17 63 43 40 40 43 62 40 62 41 40 38 40 10 10 43 42 41 42 52 42 62- 40 41 40 40 62 40 44 11 63 62 40 40 17 60 62 44 52 62 42 63 44 41 42 56 18 18 18 18 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 88 52 38 18 18 38 40 42 17 63 40 17 44 17 18 36 17 li Axi: L.^ Axim .„. Aycn Uujan. Singapore Ba Mt. . BaagiS I.>^ Daalath ^ Baals R.~. ~51 40n B ,10 80x .56 19y >33 68!* \'2\ 'lltw fi4 20n Babbage B 71 80n Babbage R 69 16n Babber Island — 8 10a Bublans Kr. 32 368 Bablne Ft. ami L.66 40n Babylon Mt 34 20s Bacharach ,,^,,60 3n Bacher Gb Back C Back Rivur ^ Backhouse R. Backofen Backs Inlet,.,^,^. Backstairs Pass. Baconsbuig — 40 29m 70 12n 66 46N .69 36k 29n .67 50n .35 458 41 27N 54 9m Baddock Sound. See Singapore. ~ Baden 48 In 63 On 65 40N 24 35n 11 On 25 19s ™45 50n -^2 54n ON Baer Sd Baffin L Bagar t Bagirmi ^ Bagobone R. Bagollno Bahakr Buhar el Ghiizeile 15 Bahiouda, Desert 13 60b 9 47k 36 IB 52 Ow 94 Ow 138 60w 129 45b 24 6:)K 125 45W 19 30b 7 45b 15 20b 116 6w 96 40w 140 40w 14 69b 116 Ow 138 20b 80 33w 11 SOe 16 14b 143 28b 61 30w 84 Ow 67 60b 16 60b 28 6b 10 28e 44 10b 20 Ob of Bahlingen Bahr Kulla, or River Tcadda Bahrdorf -, Bahrein Is, Bahr el Abiad . Bahr el Adda — Bnhr el OazaL„. ,16 On .48 17h , 6 SON 62 23N 26 On 12 On 8 30n 9 30n Bahrenburg 52 36n BahnL, 49 48n Baideah, Plain of,.29 44n Baierbach Baierbach Baiei'sdorf Balllie IlumUton Id. BaiUie Is 47 42n 48 21n 49 39n ,75 65N -70 30n t Balrischer \VHld49 On Bakaa Mts % Bakalolo § Bukara Bakendorf. Baker I. Baker L. „. Baker Mt. _ BakcrBfleld Bakkab Bakko 23 20s 16 20s . 8 On 63 30n 75 On .64 On 48 40n 44 60n 35 On 6 20n .12 30n 21 30s Bakura,,.,.^,. Baliwrutse Balakcn Mati. See Singapore. _ Bald Hd 43 40n Baldo Mt 45 43n t Bald\*-in 46 20n t Baldwin „46 20n Balfour Creek 18 60s Ballenberg 49 23n Balis 36 In Ballarat ,37 308 BaUandool U 29 Os Ballonne R 28 153 Ballston ^43 2n Ballum,,~,~,,,„v<,55 Sn Balota R ,.„. .,„32 21s Baraahiyah™,,,„32 5n S Baniangwato.,,~,2S 25s S Bambarra 13 On Bambouk,.„„„„„,13 80n Bampton I8ie8,ww,18 16s Banana. t Bands Bandan-a Bander. t Bandon Banga 24 16s On ~.,«4)0 6s 24 15n 46 20n 6 40n 69 58w 10 60b 81 64w 79 3w 138 30e 9 33b 38 IOe 144 Ob 147 40e 148 40b 73 50w 8 39e 28 30b 44 52b 27 80e 6 Ow 9 26w 168 60e 149 60b 23 Ob 161 Ob 67 88b 77 45W 86 25b 3!» 3iJ 83 36 17 31 40 40 40 62 88 40 38 17 18 40 40 38 17 40 62 42 17 33 18 62 40 40 33 86 88 18 SO 36 31 Ob 86 8 6lB 18 16 Ob 10 59b 65 36b 32 Ob 25 Ob 28 SOb 8 48b 17 27B 32 20b 16 62b 13 45b 11 iB 96 20w 127 55 w 12 65b 28 Oe 26 Ob 27 Oa 11 14b 97 45w 98 Ow 121 45w 72 64w 42 60r 33 22e 5 48b 26 50b 36 17 29 36 36 36 17 18 37 IS 18 18 40 40 18 38 36 36 17 40 40 3? 42 30 36 36 86 33 41 18 42 42 52 18 30 62 52 62 44 17 38 30 38 36 86 64 63 86 52 33 49 86 iSrrmvJ Uurrow U Uamilo _„,,. Harry I, Barryton „,„.. BarsU I Bartenstcia Barter Is. Barth Hartln — Barton „,„ Bartsch li. Baruth,„„ liiirwaldo . Bai-walde,. «7 ■12S 3 20N 67 25n 31 65N .66 7n 49 21n 5n 94 22N wJi4 ION 42 2n n 37n 51 14n _~J53 45n 52 47n BarweU Isle 12 15s Bascanhegun L. ~45 30n Bashee R. -.„„.., ■<32 lOs ..68 14n „,33 19s BaaU Hall K., Baslnku It. ~. X Baskatong,. t Bttskatong L. X Bass, Bassabics,. Bassam . Bassum — i Bassutos, i Bastards, Bastrop . .46 47ir ,46 45N 18 209 .23 6s 6 ION .,,,.^,62 6lN 29 308 „,„,.29 20s 80 IOn Batang Luper R> 1 30n § Batauug ...,~.„.~,29 68 Batavana,.„„.~,„,20 208 Batavia, U. S.~.~.~39 6n § BatclapeeB,~.,~~26 60s Ml .:ii)w 113 20b 109 Ow 88 27w 9 oiB 9 53e 144 Ow 12 46b 16 66b 76 36w 16 28b 14 36b 16 21b 14 30b 168 45b 67 65w 28 40k 116 Ow 19 22b 75 45w 76 2.';w 146 Ob 18 2lB 3 58w 8 ^2b 26 25b 27 Ob 97 28w HI 6b 27 24 84 26 Ob Ob Ow Ob Bath, U. S. Bath, U. S, Bathnrst 85 25N 44 15n 13 20N 14 25s .43 25s .44 52» 5 SON 49 19n 61 2n 52 46n 73 18n 10 On 46 68n 53 35n .49 69n 49 47n .50 26n X Bavaria, Lower 48 40n X Bavaria, Upper 48 On Bathurst Bay Bathurst Tn.™ Bathurst, T. S, t Bati -. Battexuu Battenberg Battle, B Batty, B. I Bauchi Banen Bauers It. Baunach , Bautsch~, Bautzen Baviaans R. Bavians KL, tBay Baya,. Bayard . Bayham, T. S. „„32 37s 7 60n 7 On ,40 47n ,42 47n BayonLaF()ur(;he29 20n Bbagiraibi Ulvmv.30 7n Beach Pt. 06 12N Bear I. 73 On Bear N. ~„~,54 30n Bear River 41 40n X Beardy PlHins~,2!) SOs X Bearer 40 40n t Beauce™ 46 On Beaufort 32 23a X Beaufort 32 60a Beaufort Ft. 32 48s Beaufni t Is. <.„~,69 50n X Beaufort Land _76 On Beaufort Port X Beauharnois Beaumo; t Beaver Beaver Hai Beaver L. „ 34 26s 45 8n 30 12n 40 40n 50 40n 4 40n Beaver Mountains 00 On Beaver R. Beaver R. X Bebgeronne. Bechhofcn Bechin § Bechunns Becker C X Bedard Bedde Beddington Bederkesa Bedfont Ho. ~ X Bedford Bedford Bedford 59 ION 55 45n 48 20n 49 IOn 49 18n 30 40s 76 17n „48 Sn .,„12 30n .,„44 50n ,„53 36n .„,57 25n ,„40 On ,.,41 26n 33 98 75 On Bedford Bay Bedford, T. S 44 86n Bedstedt ,»,„„~vJ}6 4n Beecham Wood,„32 lOa Beecby C. „..,..„„76 6n 76 60w 71 46w 16 32w 144 10b 140 10b 76 28w 10 30b 15 22e 8 40b 108 40w 91 20w 9 60b 8 34e 9 45b 10 60b 17 37b 15 10b 12 40b 12 Ob 26 37e 24 Ob 16 50b 13 58b 81 Ow 80 50w 90 Ow 78 35b 86 20w 95 55w 81 SOW 112 22w 151 20b 80 lOw 70 tOw 22 48e 26 30b 26 37b 97 Ow 102 Ow 20 60e 74 Ow 94 Ow 80 low 128 lOw 102 lOw 149 Ow 120 ICw 107 40w 69 35w 10 33b 14 28b 25 35b 97 20w 68 46w 11 IOe 68 13w 8 60e 102 64w 78 SOW 81 37w 27 33b 98 20w 76 38w 9 4b 28 46b 113 5w 4U 35 40 44 17 18 40 17 17 42 17 17 17 17 64 41 38 40 88 42 42 62 88 86 17 88 88 43 86 88 86 44 38 44 44 36 62 63 42 SO 18 17 40 40 36 15 17 17 18 17 18 18 88 88 86 36 42 42 44 S3 40 40 40 45 62 42 41 38 38 38 40 40 88 42 • 43 42 39 40 40 40 40 41 18 18 38 40 41 36 41 17 40 42 42 38 40 42 17 88 40 IViilomon'l .Mf 30 7s Ben Nevis 41 309 JBenlMurru 19 On Bcni Said 30 59n X Bennington 43 On Bennington ,„„,.42 60n Bennisch 49 68n Bensen ,„„....,.,..60 44n Benson Mf.,„_„37 Os BenMclaer ,.„„.»„40 62n X Bentlnck 28 S5s Bentlnck Arm ,,,>52 20n Bentlnck lHland,„16 59s Bentlnck, T. .S. ,~44 12n Benton,„,„,„„.,<.„44 31n Bentnn,,„„„,„.»,,38 Bcnton,,„„,. „ . „ ,Ml2 Bentonvillt! ""S Bents Ft 38 Benae R 8 Bennwc R. Beralzon L. 69 16n Borat Channel, Sai 60s Berat Isle, Sai I 203 Beraun„.„„,.,,„„,49 69n Berbera 10 20n Berchtoldsgaden_47 38n 2n 65n 20n On On 8 SON Berea Berebies F, Beree Berens Kr. X Beresford,., X Beresford Beresford Ft, Beresford la Berg, Great R, Berga. Bergcl 41 28n 29 lOs 29 18s 28 65s 46 6n 6 Os 32 44s 60 45n 32 478 45n 49 26n Bergen .„„, 52 49n Bergen ,„™„„„_62 64n Bergen ^40 57n Bergen, N 41 40n 5 Bergoe Wady or Dar Saley Bergstadt Berifstadtl , Bergzabern Berk!i_,. Berkely B. 13 On 49 54n .49 16n 49 5n ^0 48n 75 40N X Berks ^^.0 IOn X Berkshire 42 20n Berleburg„. Berlinchen „ Bemarditz Beme. Berneclc 61 3N 52 69n 49 22n 3 IOn 48 SON Bemhardin Pass..46 30n Bemler Isle ,„,,_54 SOs Bemlooh,,„„„,„,48 22n 4n 6n In 66s 60n On Bernstadt ,„,„„_51 Bemstadt 51 Beroldsheim ,„~,49 Berout Isle, Sai~, 1 I Bcrri,„,„«„..,„„ 4 X Berry „ „..,.,..„,. 5 X Berthler, .46 30n Benin,,~.,»,,,,.,»_60 Bemn, Ncu,.„„.~.50 Berwlck,~„_~,_41 Besborongh I. 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Ft 62 13n Cappel 47 13n Cappeln , 64 40n Capricorn Cape ~,23 168 Capricorn Range-23 SOs Caprino_.._<,....^46 36n Cararaata >.~.^_<.~^ 1 33s Carbondale,.^ ^41 86n t Cardiff 46 On Cardouw B. 33 508 Cargenholm C. ~,7l 37n Carhampton 51 IOn Carhampton 51 IOn Cariboo Diggings 53 5n Caribou L. -. 46 47n Carleton, T. S. — 48 IOn Carlisle Ms 29 5s Carlisle, U. S 40 12n X Carlow 46 16n Carlow .~~~.. 63 45n Carlton Ho. 62 32n Carlyle, U. S 38 35n Ci .42 20n Chenaye, T. S ^45 55n X Cheuier 48 8n Cheraw .....^-...,...34 40n Cherbourg ™.~....48 62n Cherhapas River .26 428 Cherry field 44 SOn Chertsey, T. S. .46 22n Cheshabas R 32 378 Chesham, T. S 46 27n Cheshire .>....... 42 38n X Chester ~41 IOn Chester B 67 40n Chester, T. S. 46 IOn Chester, U. a,«.,.-42 IOn Chester, U. S 39 IOn Chesterfield Ho...J>l IOn tChewitt 40 13n Cheynow~~.~-..~49 24n I Chiaropa 11 On Chico River 39 35n Chicora 15 SSs ChldhakB 65 On Chillcoaten~~„~,62 18n Chillcoaten R. 62 On ChlUianwaUa 82 46n ChUllcotlio 39 58n X Chilton ..^.,,.....,46 15n Chimaltenango .....14 40n ChlmoFt 68 25N China 44 36n Chineaneeu.........38 6n ^ Clarence Strait-- Clarendon, T. S.- t Clarion Clarion. Clarion It. % Clarke- Clarke, T. S. -- Claik'8 Fork_« Clark's H Clarksburg ^. Clarkson ^-^ Clarksvlllo ^- ClarksvlUe -^ Claushaven-^ Clayoquot Sd— Clavpool -...-^ t Clearfield CleaiTwrt-...^ Clearwater H— Clempcnow~~. Clcntzo -^..^ Clephane B Clerk 1 Clerks F. - Cles .^ ^ Cleveland Cleveland ^ S(m 153 47n 77 65n Wt SON 8 IBn 166 88 173 MM 130 62n 76 IOn 79 16k SON 358 161 Ok 78 30n 1J6 On 116 60a 28 lOK :.i Ob 53 Ok 53 45w 40 Aw 40 5MR 36 Ow 40 55b fi9B 63 63 473 22k SON 13N 61 20k 126 2n 83 CUfford Pt. Clifton 33 Clifton, T. S 46 X Clinton >.>..>.»...41 t Clinton < ^44 X Clinton ~. 24 Clinton 40 Clinton— _.„,»^40 Cllntoi Clinton-. — K, CUnton, U. S. Clinton. U. S. Clinton, U. S. Clinton, U. S. Clinton, U. S 35 Clinton, U. S 38 Cllntonvilie-»-.<— 44 tCllve 28 20 62 53 63 46 46 41 Clyde River 70 Cnockan -».— -.-.^8 Coahoma <~«^-..-.^4 Coal District 41 Coal Point 46 Coarl R 4 X Cobden 46 Coburg B 75 Coburg I. ~~. 76 Cochrane I. — 71 Cochranstown — 41 Cockbum B. -^.-.67 Cock bum C 75 Cockbum Mount -16 Cockbum Pt. . 68 Cockbuim Sound -11 Cod Cape-—.^...— 42 ^46 —46 —33 10 i SON 78 2n 77 50n 111 49k 13 67n 10 15w 61 25k 119 178 23 22k 11 628 147 ; 16k 76 I 69a 146 5Gw 42 30w 43 20w 44 Ow 43 Ok 62 40w 42 Ow 39 Ow 40 tfiK 3« >4r 88 25w 44 3w 46 lOw 40 40w 89 7w 42 30w 42 41w 42 15w 40 15b 65b Cloncurry B. Cloppenburg. ClStzln. Clowey L. Clutha R. X Clyde Clyde 40k 74 48n 82 26s 71 3h 75 22n 93 16n 88 60k 86 88k 00 35n 92 2n 83 26N 73 668 161 Os 140 5lN 8 62N 15 15k 106 16s 1C9 20K 78 23k 25n 3k 13k ON 82 68 6 90 81 16s 169 45s 15 15N 6n On 40k 38n 20n Codfish L Codrolpo Coega — ^. Coega R. ~.-. Coepang Bay Coffeeviile— ~— 33 3n 100 40s 128 43n 115 lOs 130 5n 70 463 167 67n 46s 47s Coggai tCoggln- Cogoon R.. Colre Colatto C. X Colbert X Colbome — - Colborae C. — Colbome, T. S.. ColbVM.— Is 128 47N 89 253 150 llN 70 44s 149 SON 9 58b 36b 43b 35E 68 On 26n 32 72 78 46N 106 4nK 81 40k 123 17 17 Ow 40 Ow 40 15b 88 IB 18 37b 63 3w 42 30b 62 55w 40 lis 38 20w 41 60w 43 60w 42 IOe 62 58w 42 2w 42 46w 41 85w 42 83w 44 66w 44 SOW 44 12w 44 38w 44 SOW 44 66w 42 60b 45b 2e 49b 63 62 17 17 63 36 SOW 40 37b 63 20w 42 66w 42 Ow 40 4w 11 68w 44 30w 42 46e Ob 15w 42 Ow 40 SOW 40 40w 40 Ow 42 SOW 40 20w 40 15e 63 Ow 40 20e 62 Ow 39 36e 63 18 38 38 62 40w 44 8b 63 19w 41 Ob 53 32b 16 66r 38 Ow 41 SOW 42 Ow 40 46w 42 Ow 40 < lihortiiii I:. t'onlaU llill M .'lOH Connt-ant— _,— „4l ;,ss CnnoUy l-t iG lis Cononlriit I 41 3o» Conxtantla :h 'is Constaplc ;« 30m Contra Ombl 24 ;JOn Contra luphls 23 4iN Contwoy, ur Uurn L. f,5 50n JCook 25 Os Cook, Mt 43 358 Cookhani.- 34 15k Cook's Inlet tiO Ok Cookvlhe 4: 22s Coolcy Mt 26 10s Coonia 36 158 X Cooper .34 20s Cooper— 45 Ok Cooper Creek 27 40s> Cooper Point 17 208 Cooper Point 43 36s Coopers Town 42 40n Coorong :15 608 X Coos , 45 On CooyurR —26 448 Copano 27 60k Copenhagen 43 53n Copleston M. «9 40n Copper Hill 23 258 Copper R 60 22n Copperberg I{ 29 40s Coppermine R. 67 42k 4H Mn It; M 43 :niN (7 .low 42 I Cxclnkcmiti .V) Hn 14 4;a 17 Coral Sea Corbet Inlet Cordova Pt Corinth Corinth — Comet Spruit Corning Comwail — ™ Comwall, New„. Coronation Gulf. Corp. Christo 5 CoiTannos Corregan Isle Corry Cortina X Cortland Cortland - .18 Os .62 25N .60 50n .44 44N .34 53n .30 158 .42 IOn .41 6aK .56 On -.68 On .-27 30n .28 44s .49 53k ,41 59k .46 'iSK .42 SON .42 36K Coi-unna, U. S 42 50n Corydon 41 68k Corymans 42 30k Coshocton —40 16k X Coshocton 40 20n Cosseir —26 12n Cosselose Creek— 33 48k Costello or Cashel Bay 53 15n Costello or Cashel Fishing Pier 53 17K Cosumes R— ..— 38 Ok Cota Ringcn 3 lOs Cote Reaupre, T. S.47 17n Cotl, or Semerin- den -,—>„.->— IOn Cotl River ^ r.i.', nr. HO :tlw 12.'. -.'Ow 71 'iow IH 2 Ik 20 2711 ».-} Or 32 57b 112 fw 152 Or 170 IOr 81 Ow 1.'.2 Ow 147 30k 17 10b Ui' 12b 141) IOe 67 now 141 Or 145 50e 172 48b 74 65w 139 24r 71 20w 152 8e 98 20w 75 50w 146 Ow 17 48e 143 5()w 17 40E 115 65w 156 Ob 93 Ow 145 SOW 69 9w C8 35w 27 5b 77 15w 73 21w 128 Ow 110 Ow 97 60w 27 Ob 6 21w 79 39w 12 8e 76 lOw 76 lOw 84 12W 78 67w 73 65w 81 52w 82 Ow 34 He 94 lOw Cotton Wood Ck.-40 25k •Couch C.—. 76 2n Coudamlne — — 27 Os Coudersport — 41 48n Coughton R.— ^5 ISs Coulbeg— ~-58 3n Coulmore . 58 4n X Courallie —29 40s Courtnenay River 43 25s Cousland— 55 64k Coutt's C 72 On Coutt's Inlet .—71 60n Covington .-»— 41 47k Covington, U. S. -33 36k Cowitchen Har.— 48 40n X Cowley— 35 20s Cowloon 23 5n Co3t— , ~48 6n Cox Ft 32 488 Cox Port ~. — ^—.49 On Coyal - 32 30s Cracroft B. —76 63n tCradock 32 Os Cradock— »-.—— 33 55s Cradock 32 lOs Craftsbui-g Crainahe, T. S.- »-44 42N w44 8k 53 42 40 41 ;w :w Al)iT„.4!» 20s Ctprfkw(>. riiltr_4"J 21;« l'«i'rho»li.' 49 ,',;t>j Cii-mahnr . 49 3.".h CjU'mtwhiu 40 4!'s C'zeriiowltz „49 22N 19 .^R H 1.'. i>;e 18 11 :■>% 18 i:i .■H>r. 18 III ilii 18 i; •.'P! IS 14 ■•.7li 18 Dabaktaee R.— 32 l>«bee— „ 3a Dubolanas Kr 26 Hachsbach — 4!« 47 ;13 66 43 54 45 64 53 •■H 51 49 7 Dach.stfln Uttcre Fort , Dacri'S C. _.. Dagansviiie Dagebuli Daggs Hr DHha-dinnre R, Dahlenbnrg Dahlonegu -,-. Dahme— ^.- Dalm — „, i Dahomey Dalue 52 Dakkeh 21 Dalamon Hay 36 Dalanion, or Tala- man Dalby Dale Point Dalgarap R. X Dalhou.sie. X Dalhousie. Dalhousle C. Dallioiwie, T Dalibaire— , Dalles Dalleschitz Dalrymple Rk., Dalryinple R. Dalton X Daly Daly K, X Damagherim Dp lar— ™— , Damara V. Damara V. i Damaras § Damaras Damascus Damer Damergu — — Damme Isle , Dammgartcn Dammsche See X Dampler — ... X Dan — ^ — -JJl Dan, or Laish. Danau Malaya Danbuiy Danger Pt, Daniel's Kr. Danielsville Dannewerk-.. Danowitz Dansoshia— .— Danvers — — .«. Danville Danville — ,— Daoud Pascha CanaL Sc* Ruins of Babylon X Daquan — } DarMara X Dar Ming X Dar Nuba 5 Dar Saley, or BergoSy 08 37 4ffs l.'iO 27» 32 3«N 10 ■iHN 13 261 27 5n 61 49n 75 44k H 20s 166 14n 124 12n 10 »8k 84 53n 13 9k 7 On 3 4Sn 10 10k 32 42n 28 46s 28 6s 151 30s 135 458 117 08 145 12k 75 15k 129 On 76 56k 67 40N 94 7n 16 Ok 70 64s 151 25.V 71 OS 137 Os 141 On 9 lOK 44 9s 16 9s 19 30s 18 30s 17 46N 75 30n 32 25k 8 20s 128 15n 12 28k 14 Os 149 80k 34 15n 35 40n 112 25n 73 41s 19 10s 24 IOn 83 SON 9 5lK 16 40n 7 36k 71 26N 72 SON 72 2^K 88 3b 63 2:)B 38 4'2B 18 35R 18 «B 38 20w 40 ;i2w 43 42k 17 M.v. M 2iw 10 4> 17 5w 44 26E 17 45R 18 Ob 36 55b 17 30b 36 48b 30 S3e 40b 59b Ob Ok 30e 36b Ob 27e 65b Ob Ob SOb 30b 29b 39b 50e 50b 38e SOb 30b 36e 58e On On Daraj Kalat —31 Daralim R 65 Dargo 30 DariiiSadaKhan 34 X DarUng. 30 X DarUng Downs 28 Darling Mt. .- — -31 Darling, T. S 46 Damley B. — — 70 Dairaro — .— — ~.10 Dars Pt 64 Ok 23 16n 45 On 161 27k 48 25N 73 30s 150 Os 151 6.5s 141 15N 76 Ok 123 5n 8 29N 13 30 52 62 63 53 45w 42 20w 40 3»w 42 Ow 41 40w 40 4e 18 20w 40 42e 62 47w 41 SOe 62 52 36 29 88 38 36 38 13w 42 50b 36 36 62 17 17 63 31 31 35 30w 42 20e 38 25b 38 20w 44 17 18 36 4w 41 lOw 42 6w 44 30 25N 70 16w 41 SOk 26 30E 25 Ob 29 Ob 36 36 36 Ob 36 47b 30 20w 40 7e 80 35b 33 SOe 62 Ob 62 28E 63 40w 43 20w 40 OB 36 SlE 17 \ 60 INDEX TO BLACK'S GENE tikumn. IiAT. LONO. Ko.o? Maf Dasburg . Dusel. Dassen, or Badger I 33 Dassca F...>^^^^1 Dasswang^ Datschltz ^ Datn Point. Danba . 3n 6 8b 17 48n 9 39b 17 Daubitz iO*M«l*'IMt«l«ltfWI«>M 49 ■49 2 Jil Daubrawltz ....^.^49 Daun ^.^.>...«..>60 Dannlg ^^,..»^<^1 X Dauphin 40 Danphin Ho. .....^1 Davenport ^l Davenport Creek 24 DaviesOilbert Ms. 68 Davis Inlet.,...»^5 Davy L ^^.-,...--.^74 Dawle .^...,...,,...49 Dawn, T. S. 42 Dawson River 26 Dawson R. Day Dbka 208 18 418 24 8M 11 4n is 5n 109 32n 14 14 16 6 20 76 26 8 6 De Beer VaL .««^3 Do Bruin's Ft 33 De Francois L.^..,^^ De Orano .....■,..^41 De Grey R. 20 De Hoop ~.^»>>.~..32 De Kalb 32 De la Beetle B 75 De Little Range >22 De Mayo.« «35 23m 26n llN 15a 20n SON 100 32n 90 OS 141 40N 137 40n 60 30n 98 65s 14 44m 82 4s 161 Oa 149 68m 16 45M 13 Os 23 7s 26 46n 126 17n 77 30s 120 37s 21 60m 88 13N 100 26s 140 6b 48b 89b 26b 37b 34b 5lB De Ramsay, T. a..46 De Ros I 74 t Do Salaberry .^6 DeadR 45 Dealy I 75 Dean Chan. .~._»62 60 73 79 74 46 84 70 Deans Dundas I. -76 t Deas Thomson .23 Dease B Dease Inlets Dease Pt Dease R Dease Strait Deases R. ^ Death V. Debaba Deceit C Decision Pt Dedham Deep <»«^<«l«>»»lO»i«>«N^WW»J 12 66 75 .42 ^4 DeepR Deer Ck. Deer Ho. Deer L. DeerR. Deer R. .^^~>>..~.44 Deer, River ......^M Deerfleld- 42 Deerfleld R. 42 Deerlng....,,-,..>-.43 Degano R. Deggendorf Degow Dehme. Deidcshei; Deining Deir^ 40s 20n 60m 8m 35m 65m 15n Om 108 40n 127 IOm 96 40s ISO 40m 120 10m 155 14m 105 47n 118 30m 110 Om 127 48s 19 30m 16 16m 162 28m 94 14n 71 6m 15 Om 140 50n 122 30m 103 On 102 30m 89 42n 74 15n 122 34n 72 Delagoa Bay, t Delaware 40 % Delawarc,v~~42 Delaware >~>~.40 Delaware and Hudson Cannl .41 Delaware River^40 Delaware, T. S. ^42 Delaware, U. S. .~39 Delbitick 51 DellgelR 36 Deliklitash 39 Deliverance Cape 11 Deliverance Cove 40 t DeUy 9 Delmenhorst ^..,^^53 DfUn, U. S 34 45n 74 On 75 66n 81 22m 75 46m 8 65s 149 Om 37 20s 154 63s 176 403 125 3n 8 HON 90 88 88 18 18 85 17 17 36b 18 60b 17 lOB 88 40w 42 45w 40 28w 44 6b 62 Ow 40 30w 40 36w 40 2lB 18 17w 42 Ob 62 Ob 55b 20b 50e 20b Ow 62 86 36 38 38 39 '■'Sw 42 Ob 52 16b 38 43w 44 30w 40 Ob 62 30w 60 35w 42 30w 40 40w 42 19b 30 40W 44 42w 41 45w 40 lOw 39 40w 40 40b 62 Ow 40 20w 40 20w 40 40w 40 Ow 40 30w 40 49b Ob 30w 40 36w 40 17W 41 14e 17 Ow 40 Ow 45 Ow 40 30w 40 20w 40 45w 42 26w 45 38w 42 Ow 42 58w 41 52b 38 36 Ow 42 lOw 42 lOw 44 20w 42 Ow 44 24w 42 26w 44 3lE 17 On 52 5b 30 46b 62 20k 63 Ob 36 38k 17 50\v 44 NAMia. Lat. LONO. No. or Maf. Dlekirch Diep Diesa Dieasen Dietenheim Dietfmt M.49 50M ~^3 Sfis 51 14m -47 67m ^«l»^.,..^..,..62 39n .44 eOM ■14 80m ■62 35n 42 45s !8 9n ■60 14m il 47M 51 20m .48 37m Dlomede Is. } Dionne 66 46M .47 On .12 40s .48 On ■69 Om 69 85N ■70 30m .61 On 67 ISn i2 7m Direction Cape. Dlrlewang. Disco Bay. Disco Fd. Discord C. Dismal Is. Dissen Ditton ^....^....^3 22n Ditton, T. S 46 26N Diwaniyah .....,.....^2 On Dixcove....^.^....... 4 60n Dixmont ..^....^..^44 39m Dixon 41 60n Dixon's Entrance 64 40n Dixon's Entrance 64 40m DJeladjel 27 30n Dobbertln ..,.,.,.,^^3 37n Dobbs C. ,,^^..,,,^,^65 On Pgbeln . 61 7m DSbem, Alt 51 40n Dobersberg...~~w.48 66m Doboorje..>....^.>.30 62m Dobrawitz .........^^50 21m Dobruschka .......^^O 17m Dobrzan ......^.....^49 39m Dobrzisch «....,..^».,49 48n Doddington ....^^3 58s Dodi ^46 48n Dogwood Cape 27 Os Dohna ^.>.^50 67n Dokhalah — .w.^.33 47n Dbllach 46 59n DoUacb 47 33m Dollenstein.........^8 52m ..46 25n 7 IOm ..69 20n On DoUitsch. Dollo . Dolphin & Union Str, J Doma Dombiihl .........49 14n Dommitsch............51 38n t Domo Domstadt Donaldson t Dona t Donau Moos j Doncaster Doneben _~ X Donga X Donga-. 8 30n ■49 45m ■40 37m ■48 12n .48 40n .46 7n 19 12N 7 Om 9 On Donkin River .~~,27 40s Donkins B. ...........31 63s Donners Berg 50 32n Donners Berg.....,49 35n Donner8bachwald47 2.3m Donnersdorf Donzdorf. Doobaunt Doom Gt. Doom Kr. Doom PL. Doom R. - Doom R. . Doom R, . Doom R. . t Dor tDor Dora. .49 67n ..-.48 41m .~.62 On — 32 30s ■32 458 34 ■28 298 32 3s ■30 678 .33 363 4 On .. 6 On -11 68n 6 12b 24 50b 14 46b 11 6b 10 2b 11 36B 10 16b 14 40b 14 34b 8 Ob 79 Ow 9 Ob 78 30w 173 20b 44 27b 15 13b 6 85b 10 19b 12 80b 10 36B 8 7e 169 Ow 69 50w 143 30b 10 30b 62 Ow 45 SOW 63 SOW 42 60w 117 SOW 8 13b 2 45w 71 16w 45 Ob 1 20w 69 21w 89 26w 132 OW 133 Ow 45 66e 12 3e 87 SOW 13 7b 14 iB 15 19b 74 15b 15 lE 16 9b 13 17b 14 9e 26 ISe 8 65e 150 6b 13 52e 44 28b 12 64e 14 12b 11 4e 15 13b 45 Ob 117 Ow 8 Ob 10 15b 12 63e 9 Oe 17 28e 76 25w 9 40e 11 IOe 74 16w 95 30b 27 Ob 30 Ob 26 32b 18 20b 13 65e 7 52e 14 6b 10 23b 9 49b 99 20w 26 36e 25 35e 20 10b 23 50b 25 33b 19 12b 22 10b 27 Oe 24 Ob 11 6b 18 88 17 18 18 18 18 17 17 17 42 86 40 63 80 17 17 17 18 18 17 40 41 62 18 40 40 40 40 40 17 9 41 80 36 41 44 40 40 29 17 40 17 17 18 33 17 17 18 18 S8 15 62 17 30 18 18 18 18 36 40 36 18 17 36 18 42 18 18 42 36 36 36 38 38 17 18 18 18 18 40 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 36 36 36 Names. Lat. Tn«n No, OF Drieaen .....-^.....62 50n Droog, or Salt H. 28 628 DroogKr. 31 178 Droog R 31 258 Droogboom...........28 64s Droogvoel F. 32 8s Drosan 49 19n DroBendorf....~w.48 62n DrJJslng 48 83m Droskau ............61 42m Drum 60 37m t Dnunmond.......45 65m Drumnin ...............56 39m Dry Kop 81 64s Dt Urban Mt. 26 478 Dubbee Knabies -28 17s Dubbo . Diiben **i^>*i*i^*i«»»**»^j^i •*^^*^0*oZ lis 51 36m ■40 6m .49 26m .42 30m .49 6m ■61 30m .45 5m 35 7n !6 303 Dublin... Dubrawni Dubuque X Duchesnay Duderatadt..- } Dudley Dudley ., X Dudley Dudley Diggs C.-71 37m Dudon River .......37 On DuhnesB ..^....,.....32 36s Duingen .^^............52 On Dnino..,..>......../...46 46m Dulvenhock R 34 263 D. of York's Archi- pelago 68 Om D. of York's Mts. 28 Os Duke Town . 5 20m Diilken . ....61 13m X Dumas ..............48 6n Dumfries, T. S. ...43 20h Dumme R .^.......62 49m DUmmer See .^....52 31m Dummer, T. a ...44 28n DumrSac ....,...^-^...64 27m X Duncanan-.....,46 Om Dundaff 41 42n X Dundas ...........37 20s Dundas C 74 34m Dundas Harbour-74 36m tDundas Strait 11 10s Dundas Mt..........31 lOs Dundas R............26 Os Dundee . ...42 34n Dunedin «.. ...45 54s Dungeness «......».48 10m Dungene88Pt......«.74 37n Dunham, T. S. Dunirat Mta. Dnnker Hock Dunkirk Dunkot Dunri Bay Dunstan Mta Dunvegan Dunwicli, T. a Duploog. Duppau . DUppel 64 66m X Duquesne— .^.48 12m X D'Urban~.v 29 40s D'Urban ~ — .......29 27s D'Urban ..............33 44s Durban C 66 60m X Durham ..»..._44 16m Durham, T. S. 45 46m ,45 13m 72 40n ■34 Os ■42 SON ■16 20n ■75 30n .44 508 .66 15m ■42 45n .32 22s .50 16m Dumford Pt, DUmholz Dilmkrut 29 Os ■48 52n ^48 29n Durrenstein ...._.48 24m Dnrrmcnz .......48 66n DUrrwang~-.~...,49 7n Dushore ^.-.^..^-^41 37m Dilshora 52 61m X Dutton ^44 46n Dutton B. ..........34 68 Dutton R -~~.~,20 20s Dux 50 36m Duxbury 42 Sn Duyfhen Point 12 30s Dwaat R .,31 328 Dwaat R Poort..-31 45s Dwyka R 33 18s Dyer C 73 18n 16 6lB 18 42b 18 19b 20 Ob 16 65b 22 Ob 13 15b 15 87b 16 64b 15 4b 14 27b 72 low 5 68w 23 2b 16 63b ffi SOb 148 28b 12 S5B 83 4w 16 20b 90 33w 66 Ow 10 16B 78 20w 78 Ow 162 40b 69 6W SO 45b 27 30e 9°40e 13 36b 21 Ob 114 Ow 21 40b 8 25b 6 19b 69 65w 80 SOW 10 65b 8 18b 78 8w 17 15b 77 47w 75 39w 142 Ob 114 Ow 82 20w 131 15b 29 20b 32 30b 77 13w 170 23b 123 16w 93 50w 72 46w 69 Ow 19 22b 79 22w 62 10b 58 20w 169 35b 117 60w 81 S6w 23 17b 13 9b 9 43b 68 35w SO 30b 30 40b 18 28e 62 lOw 78 40w 72 15W 31 30b 16 30e 16 6lB 15 SIR 8 49b 10 23e 76 29w 9 38b 79 15w 186 20b 144 15e 13 45b 70 44w 141 40b 21 48E 22 5k 21 49b 101 30w 17 88 88 88 38 88 18 18 18 17 17 42 12 88 88 38 62 17 42 18 44 41 17 42 44 52 40 ,80 88 17 18 38 40 38 36 17 41 42 17 17 42 17 42 42 62 40 40 52 38 38 42 63 39 40 42 40 38 43 29 40 53 40 42 88 17 17 41 38 38 38 40 42 42 38 18 18 18 18 18 42 17 42 52 62 17 41 62 38 38 38 40 Namii. Edmonton H0.....-53 Edolo. EdsaUville Edward's Cape . Eeisenerz -.....- Ef Taid Efferding , X Effingham, X E^Kan . X Egbo . Egedesminde. Egeln............ Egg Eggal. Eggenburg.. Eggolsheim . Eglinton C... EgnaorXeumarkt 4 -.4( <.4] .7« -41 .21 ..4« ■.44 .4( .. ( -6j .61 .4e Of ■-4S .7( Ehe R.. Ehle R Ehrang . ^i*^*^^^*^.^*^ .4S .45 Ehrcnf rledersdorf 6< Ehrenhauacri .......4( Ehrenatettcn .....^4} Ehrichshagcn ....-5S Ehrig. Eibclstadt Eibcn8chitz.w Eibenstock Eibiswald Eichendorf ..... Eichhom...... Eicholz ...... Eichstetten.-. Elder R ....... Eiderstedt.. EidUtz. Eidsvold . r^liel,...........^. Eiger^...., Eikhams . EUand . Eildon .51 _4J ..4{ ..5( -4{ _4{ .4S -61 .« .64 '^ Eilethyia % GOgimdel . Einbeck EinsiedU Eipel . *^ j# 6lB 17 42b 88 19b 88 Ob 88 65b 38 Ob 88 15b 18 87b 18 64b 18 4b 17 27b 17 low 42 68w 12 2b 88 '■ 63b 88 30b 88 28b 62 35b 17 4w 42 20b 18 83w 44 Ow 41 15B 17 20w 42 Ow 44 40e 62 6W 40 46b ,80 30b 88 °40b 17 36b 18 Ob 38 36 17 62 38 38 Ow 40 40e 25b 19b 65w 41 30w 42 65b 17 18b 17 8w 42 16b 17 47w 42 39w 43 Ob 62 Ow 40 20w 40 16b I 20b 30e 13w 42 23b 63 15w 39 1 60w 40 46w 42 Ow 40 22b 38 22w 43 10b 29 20w 40 35b 68 50w 40 36W 42 17b 9b 43b 35w 41 30b 38 38 88 88 17 17 i 40b 28e lOw 40 40w 42 15w 42 30b 38 18 18 18 18 18 29w 42 38b 17 16W 42 20b 16e 46b 44w 41 40b 52 52 62 17 48b 5k 49b 30w 40 6; 38 38 38 Namm. Lat. ¥..w» No, or Edmonton B.o..,».^Z 47n Edolo ^^ 46 llM EdsaUvUle Edward's Cap« Eeisenerz ,„.~^ Ef Tald-~ EfTeiding >^ I Ef&ngham. t Egan. t Egbo-. Egedesmindc. Egeii Egg. Eggal. .41 66N 76 7» .47 83m 27 86N 48 17N .44 66ir 46 SOU 6 On 68 46N 51 56N .46 llM 82 17s Eggcnburg ^48 38n Eggolsheim 49 47n Egllnton C 70 67n EgnaorNcumarkt 46 18n Ehe R...^^.^^ 49 37n Ehle R , 62 9n Ehrang 49 49n Ehrcnfriedersdorf 50 39n Ehrenhau8cri^..<...,46 43k Ehren8tettcn,,...^47 66ii Ehrichsbagcn ^.^Ji2 40n Ehrig. ^1 14n Eibclstadt 49 42n Eibenschitz.<^,,».^49 8n E!ben8tock^...,...,^50 30n Elbiswald 48 4lN Eichendorf 48 36n Elchhoni,.,,^^>..>49 17k Eicholz ^^,^,.>^51 7k Eicb8tetten,,„...^.^48 5k Eider II. .^,.,..,.,^^^54 15k Eiderstedt. EidUtz Eidsvold Eife Eiger Eikhams Eiland Eildon EUethyii EUgnndel Einbeck Eiflsiedl Eipel 54 10k 50 27k 25 208 50 20k 46 35k Eisack R.. Eisch R. . Elschol Eisenbcrg ^^ Eisenberg^ Eisenbrod Eisenhcim ^ Eisenhut Eisenstadt^ Eisfeld Elsgrub. Eisnem Eiwanowitz Eken Ekfrid, T, S, Eksteins El Ashara ^ El Beldha 33 31k El Bekrauwigeh ^6 10k El Dorado, U. S. ^3 6n 22 30s 3 84s 26 8k J8 82k 51 49k .50 2k ..50 32k „4« 35K .49 40k .46 15k .50 68k .51 10k 60 38k .49 63k 46 47k .47 60k 50 27k 48 48K 46 13k 49 19n 64 59k 42 5Ik 34 9s 34 65k El Ejfer El Faloum. El Fai-aft'tili El Hadhr El Haryk _ El Hitsani _. t El Hasiia . Kl Hauta~.~ El Hofrah £1 Houra El Jebabet ElJoz El Kabban El Kadir El Kaim. El Katan EI Kharjeh > El Klttl El Mlna ., El Obeld El Raro El Rhueiduh t El Shehr_« El Shora El Tatliah ™ 23 Ok 29 25n .27 20n 35 28n 23 55n 30 66k 26 Ok 22 Ok 9 50k .25 5k 21 30n 20 30k 36 Ok 80 66n ^.....^4 8k -,23 45N ™25 Ok —30 59k — 6 80k w,13 20k —26 25k —24 22n —20 On —25 20k — S5 On 113 20w 10 20b 76 68w 112 26W 14 64b 43 Ob 14 iB 77 20w 76 6W 8 Ob 62 SOW 11 26b 14 44b 21 26b 16 48b 11 3b 70 15W 11 17e 10 82b 12 Ob 6 42b 12 68b 16 36b 7 44b 9 14b 10 48b 10 iB 16 22b 12 8eB 16 16b 12 60b 16 25B 16 9b 7 85B 8 62b 10 2b 13 29b 151 10b 6 45b 8 Ob 17 12b 19 15b 26 7b 32 48b 78 6lB 9 60b 12 46b 16 58b 11 30b 6 Ob 8 47B 11 53b 13 40b 15 16b 10 10b 14 2b 16 31b 10 65b 16 47b 14 7b 17 6b 9 62b 81 60w 20 Cb 40 33b 44 19e 82 40b 92 45w 40 20b 30 64b 28 30b 42 34b 47 26b 47 32b 50 Ob 46 10b 25 30b 37 45b 62 Ob 53 Ob 38 3b 46 43b 43 67b 62 68b 80 40e 47 2e 1 25w 30 7b 42 40b 43 58b 57 Ob 4:i 65b 43 38b 89 18 42 40 18 29 18 42 42 86 40 17 18 88 18 18 40 18 18 17 18 17 18 18 17 17 13 18 17 18 18 18 17 18 17 17 17 62 17 16 88 38 38 56 83 17 17 17 18 18 15 17 17 17 18 18 18 17 18 18 18 17 42 88 80 80 86 44 29 86 86 80 29 80 29 29 36 29 29 29 30 30 30 29 36 30 86 36 29 29 29 '.>9 30 NAMtl. Lat. LONO. Ho. or Mat. Elnia, T. 8. Elmen Elmenhorst Elmira Elmore-. .43 44k -47 20k JiS 46K -42 6K ,.41 83k 49 20k 71 20n Elsenz R. EIsonR. . Elsterberg^—— 60 38n Ektra 61 13k Eltcrlein .——.60 86k Elwin B, —..—73 40k Ely 32 50s Ely. T. S 45 85k Elyiia 41 20k Elzbach 60 26k Elzevir, T. S 44 37k Embara River —17 80a Embara R —.-.18 30a Emberton, T. S.— 4i> 15k Emily, T. S. ^44 22k Emmerleff ——54 69k Emmons L.— 43 60k t Empire of Masenl6 Ok i Empire of SokotolO Ok Emporium —.—.41 36k Ems. Emu ^*»^«<»^»^^**i^'*^<>»i .60 20n .33 448 Emu C. —38 2l8 Emu, Seven, Riverl6 80s Encanizado de Murcia— — 37 45H Endeavour River.J6 25s Endingen —48 8k Endless Pond ^45 23k Engelhardszell —48 80k Engclsberg 50 2k Englefleld C 69 44k English Centre —41 32k English Com- pany's Island —11 408 } English River— 66 Ok Englishman's B. -44 34k Enklrch —49 68n Enkone .—..—28 668 Enneberg— 46 44k Enniskillen, T. S.~43 60k Enns 48 12k t Enns Thai 47 30k Ensenada —34 50s Enstedt— 54 69k Enterprize .28 48k Entrecasteaux d'Isles Enzersd'^rf, Gr. Enzig See — ... Eppenbrunn— Equality Equan R. Eramosa, T. Erasmus — Erasmus Ft ErbachR — Erbendorf— Erding Erdorf 10 35s —48 12k —53 26k —49 7k 37 40k 53 25k S. —43 40n . 25 673 —32 478 49 14k 49 60n .48 18n .47 56k Erebus and TciTor Bay 74 43k Erfde 54 18n ErftR.— . 61 5k Ergoltsbach 48 4lK Ergolz R. ... .47 38k Eribus, Mount 77 64s Eric — — 38 3k t Erie — .. 41 20k JErle 42 Ok t Erie — , 42 40k Erin L. 26 36s Erin, T. S. 43 45k Erkelcnz— .— ,„61 6k Erlachstein 46 13k Erlbach— — 49 29n Erlenbach 47 17K Erlitz Geb 60 13n Ermsleben -. 61 43n Erolzhelm— 48 7n Erpel — . — —.50 34k Erronan Isle— 19 20s Erwlnton— — 33 5n Erwitte 51 36n Erythraean (Sea of Herodotus) 25 Ok Erzlcbon— , 52 12n Esbiynh — „ 31 53n 81 12w 10 82b 10 16b 76 60w 83 14w 8 60b 156 lOw 12 10b 14 7b 12 62b 82 40w 26 43b 72 22w 81 45w 10 7b 77 24w 20 Ob 22 Ob 71 lOw 78 40w 8 40e 74 42w 3 Ow 5 Ob 78 25w 7 43b 160 42b 142 80b 13(S 46b O 4«W 146 10b 7 4lB 68 54w 13 42b 17 28b 86 50w 77 29W 186 29b lOS Ow 67 86w 7 8b 24 66b 11 54b 82 20w 14 28b 14 Ob 67 69w 9 20b 81 25w 151 40b 16 33b 15 80b 7 33b 88 20w 82 40w 80 20w 28 60e 26 9b 7 27b 12 2e 11 65e 12 17E 91 45w 9 19b 6 32b 12 12k 7 63e 170 Ob 92 40w 82 30w 80 Ow 78 60w 31 55b 80 llw 6 16e 15 82b 10 40b 8 36r 16 25b 11 20b 10 3b 7 12b 170 29b 81 25W 8 20b 42 18 17 44 43 18 40 17 17 17 40 88 42 44 17 42 88 88 41 42 17 42 36 36 42 17 62 62 62 24 62 18 41 18 17 40 43 63 40 41 17 88 18 42 18 18 60 17 44 64 18 17 18 44 40 42 88 88 18 18 18 18 40 17 17 18 15 2 43 42 42 42 88 42 17 18 18 15 17 17 18 17 64 44 17 86 40b 66 11 14b 17 47 5k 30 NAMai. Lat. Lomo. ire.m MAf. F Facyo L— .— .-JS4 67M Fagam— — 11 6n Fairfax 44 41k } Fairfield— —41 20k Fab-fleld ——41 8k Fairfield —.—44 86n Fairfield—.. — 41 3k Fairhaven— — 43 18k Fairholme It 76 18k Falcado— — 46 21k Fall ^10 Ok Falkenau— — 60 11k Falkenberg —49 62k Falkenberg— — 60 S8k Falkensteln —60 29n Falkenstein —48 44k Falkensteln —49 On FaU River 41 47n FaU, St. 28 25s Fallerslcbcn 52 26k FaUsofthuUliine47 41 n False C — . —34 258 Faloro — . 8 15k Fanda — 8 2r.N Fanshan I't 76 40k t Faraday —46 Ok Faraday Cape — _77 30k Fardanas ViL— 31 50s Farewell Cape — 69 60k Farfar— — — . 6 60k Farmers VUle —43 25k Farmenville— 32 45k Farmington — 44 36k Farmington — — 37 45k Farmington ——44 32k Famham, T. S 46 15k Faro R. — .... 8 30k Farquhar Isles .—.17 SOs Farrands Ville ^41 12k Fasana.— ..— .— 44 66k Fassa 'ilial 46 25k Fatteye Point 1 40a Faule Ihna R. —63 10k Faulhom— 46 42k Fayetteville ..—.38 8k FayettevlUe —36 8k Fazoklo 11 15k Feather liiver 38 45n Fed<;row —63 29k Fehmem Belt —54 3lK Fehrbellin 53 60k Fehring— — — 46 55k Feistritz -46 33k Feistritz . ™4« ICn Feistritz .. -47 12k Feistritz R. -46 10k Feld B -50 15k FeldBerg -47 60k Fcldtt .~50 39n Feldbach -. -46 56n Feldberg -63 20k Feldkirch -47 14n Feldkirchen -.46 44k Feldsberg -48 45k Feldstedt -54 58n Felix Har -70 On FeUaR.— -46 22k Felujah Ca. -33 16ir Femo I. -64 69k Fender Thai -46 62k Fenelon, T. S.— . -44 30n t Ferguson . -24 45s Ferlach —.,—.., —46 32n Feman Vas R. . - 1 40a Ferozcpoor — %— ., —30 65k Ferozfshah -30 60n Fei'«'> i<,,,„r,,,jj,j K"! om t Fertit - 9 Ok i Fertit . - 9 On Festenberg .-51 20k FouchtwanRL'ii„ -49 lOK Feuerbacli — . -48 49k Feveda I . -49 45k Fidalgo P. -61 On Fiddieiiow 53 8k Fldgartown— . -41 26n FilsR. -48 43k Fiiilay Ho -53 17N 11 38b 9 40k 78 8W 78 low 73 23w 69 47w 91 87W 76 A3W 101 20w 11 6lB 12 60b 12 88b 12 llB 17 87b 12 22b 16 86b 12 28b 71 14W 20 10b 10 41b 8 :!6b 18 47b 82 80b 7 8e 104 20w 77 65W 79 40w 28 28b 44 Ow 10 60b 78 80w 92 30w 70 16W 91 6W 70 6W 72 48w 12 Ob 151 40b 77 37W 13 48b 11 4lB 109 35b 15 12b 8 8b 81 16W 94 lOw 35 10b 122 Ow 12 46B 11 10b 12 45b 16 Ob 14 13b 13 57b 16 19b 14 36b 8 26b 8 4b 9 llB 16 64k 13 24b 9 36e 14 5b 16 50e 9 28b 92 Ow 13 10b 43 61 B 11 3lB 10 65b 78 66W 150 6b 14 18b 9 40b 74 35b 74 46e 18 16b 22 Ob 27 Ob 17 38b 10 19b 9 9b 124 20w 146 Ow 14 23b 70 33w 9 308 104 20w 17 86 43 43 43 41 44 43 40 IS 86 17 18 17 17 18 18 41 63 17 18 62 36 36 40 43 40 52 40 36 42 44 41 44 44 42 36 62 42 18 18 36 17 15 44 44 36 49 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 17 18 17 18 18 18 17 39 18 30 17 18 46 62 18 86 33 33 17 36 36 17 18 18 39 40 17 41 18 40 INDEX TO BLACK'S GENl Miiiill. Ltr. IiONO. Ho. or noridatown FIo*,T. a_ Fittoni .^,.... Flnihins. FobosKr. Fockbeck FogoL FtthrL Ftfhrlng Fol I Follet **^^**^»***^ 8fiN .M UK 40 44ir ^1 30s 18if ^■»i»*'«i#i*m^^o»o'**i* »»H ^5 lOir ^7 80a 141 Fond da Lac Ft. JS9 80ir 108 80w ^^^**t-<0t^*^^^^ 87 ISw 79 fi3w 8 38b 78 saw 37 Ml 9 86k M 30vr 8 39k 11 89b 8 fi7K Ok Fond du Lac L. ..i46 Ik Fooga. 6 43s Forbacb t Forbes. Forbes. .49 lOir 88 Ow 4 esw 11 48b 87 40b 6 S2b 40a 148 Ob Mh 14 88b 11 4b 84b 64 60w 6w Forcbelm , >>~49 48ir Forcbtenberg.~..~49 16i( Foreland N. ... — 6 3 Oh Foreland West 60 4fiM 161 Forks, Frazer R.-49 ION 121 36w Forlorn St ,.~..,..>29 86a 18 40b Forsoget >.>. ...61 80n 49 Ow Forstenried..,....~48 6if 11 30b Forsyth 36 88n 98 Ow Forsyth Lake 73 Ov 99 40w Ft Acton 53 SON 114 30w Ft Alexandrla.~.^3 85n 122 SOW Ft Andrews 29 S8n 83 28w Ft Ann 43 26n 78 85 w Ft As8iniboin....J>4 38n 116 Ow Ft Bowen...~......19 30s 140 65b Ft Chilcotin 53 18ir 133 49w Ft ColvUle.......~48 86n 117 56w Ft Cooper.... 21 888 148 40b FtDanghin....~~26 6a 46 30b Ft Edmonton — 54 46k 113 Ow Ft Edward.......~43 17k 73 40w Ft George ......^-..sa 68ir 122 83w Ft Gibson .,...86 60ir 95 Ow Ft Hattenis..~~~36 10k 76 40w Ft Hope Ft James Ft King Ft Kootanie Ft Langley . Ft Laramie. Ft Leavenworth..39 23k Ft Louis ^48 49k 9 ION 121 lOw 13 30N 16 20w 8 67N 83 13w .48 66N 116 33W .49 16N 122 65W .43 30n 106 SOW 95 Ow 8 8b Ft M'Laoglin 53 10k 138 34w Ft Macon 34 40n 76 42 w Ft NlsquaUy 47 6n 122 33w Ft Okanagan ^48 12n 119 40w Ft Rupert 50 40n 128 lOw Ft Said 31 18N 32 17k Ft St George ^41 46N 124 Ow Ft St James 64 22n 124 Ow Ft St James 54 26n 124 25w Ft. Scott ... .37 45K 94 40w Ft Simpson 64 60n 130 28w Ft Thomp8on..~~.60 40n 120 6W Ft. Townsend..~~48 On 123 Ow FtTowson.....~-~88 66K 96 16w Ft Wllklna ^47 38k 88 3w Ft Wills — ~-~~.37 403 140 50« FtYale.~~.~~~~49 30n 121 30w FortescueR...~.~~21 30s 117 Ob % Fortesque ........26 603 160 Ok Fortress Monroe -37 On 76 20w Fortune B. ..^..-.47 20k Fommjnlii .........46 7k Fosters Har. 63 20k Foncault T. S..~~46 3k Fouf- .26 On 66 Ow 18 23b 74 30w 73 llw 49 40b Foundling Bay ,~33 10a 18 Ob Fox Mes..~ .66 On 166 Ow Foxbnrg .41 87h 79 9w Frain 48 64n 16 48b Frampton, T. S.-.46 33k 70 40w Francis Lw..~..»~~.63 60n 131 30w Francois River ^46 66n 73 30w tFrahconia,Lower60 4n 10 10b tFranconia,Upper60 4n 1130b Fr«ikenaa....~~..J>l 6k 8 66b Frankenberg .~..~60 64k 13 4b Frankenfels 47 68n 15 18b Frankenhelm 49 16m 10 14b Frankcnmarkt — ^47 69n 13 24b Frankfort .~.~.~~.43 6n 76 21w Frankfort U. S..~37 66k 80 27w t Frankfurt 52 22n 14 46b t Franklin ^46 On 70 26w 1 Franklin ~.w..~.40 6n 83 Ow Tranklln 43 SON 72 40w 44 43 18 43 88 17 40 17 18 17 63 40 44 11 18 86 18 63 18 18 18 40 40 89 88 40 18 44 40 89 40 44 42 89 63 40 46 63 86 40 43 40 43 43 40 86 44 40 40 46 46 18 40 43 39 39 89 87 46 39 40 46 40 40 89 45 44 63 40 63 63 43 40 66 40 43 39 38 40 43 18 41 40 43 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 42 44 17 41 42 42 Kamci. Lit. Lono. Kn. ov Maf. Frelstadt Frelstatt Frelnng &\ 46N 40k A% 48k 16 86b 7 67b 18 8lB 17 llB 16 68 FrelwMdau...w.....J>0 14k Freiwaldau.............61 27n Fremont 38 46n 133 12w French Cochln- China. 10 Ok 106 80b French Cross 46 6n 64 58w Frenchman's Capw42 20s 146 60b Freudenberg . 49 44n O 20b Freudenberg .....JSO 49k Freadenthal...........49 68n Freusbnrg >...^....60 49n Freyburg, U. S..~43 68n Freystadt .........^48 30n Freystadt 49 17n Friars Car8e..........Ji6 9n Frldeck 49 40n FridgidC. 66 On Frledau.^^..... 46 24n Friedberg .,......^.47 27n Frledberg ...........48 40n Frledburg 48 2n Frledpberg .........^.60 68n -.60 18n 50 43N .49 84n .JiO 66n ..^60 4lK .60 SON Friedeberg Friedewald Friedlngen Friedland Friedland Friedland Filedland Friedland >...»..>~63 32n Friedland, Mark>63 20n Friedricb8ba{en..~47 89n Friedricbsort .......^^4 34n Friedrichstadt — 54 33k Friedrlchsthal — 63 60n Frlesach ....-.....^ 4 6 66n Frlesack 52 46n 47 26N — 54 In — 51 3n ..-47 16n ..48 32n ~66 17N -.40 SlK Fritz Thai Fritzow~~— Frohburg >. Frohntelten FromeR. Frome, T. S. — Frontenhausen Fry Cape Fiysburg-. F'uhnenshaff 64 69n Fulallee 24 60n FullertonC ~~64 On FuUerton, T. & ~-43 27n Fulnek.... .49 42k Fulpmes ^47 IOn X Fulton -.-.-..-~.43 6n Fulton —40 62n Fulton 34 18N Pureed Kot-..-. — 30 36n Furstenberg — — 51 11n Furstfinberg 53 8n Filrstenberg -47 53n Fur8tenbnick~.~.50 29n Filr8tenfeld-.-~.~47 3n Furstenf elde~-~.~62 44n Furstenwerder — 53 25n Furth ~-49 19n Fury Pt. 72 47n FuschThal. 47 llN Fuse R 52 32n Futtegurb 31 50N Fyen Hd. .66 37N o Gaba River- Gabel— ~-~— -- Gablonz-.......-.....50 46n Gaboon R. .-. 30n Gabriel Strait 62 On Gader R. -~v 46 42n Gaertners .......~~6l 68s Gaflenz . 47 64n Gagho -~.~.— ~— ~16 60n GablenbeckerSee53 41n Oalbas, HUl 32 33a Gail R. ^46 37N Galmersheim— —48 48n Galnsboro, U. 8.-36 15N Galnsville- —36 15n Gale Pt. .—77 66n tGalengue— 14 Os Galgenb08ch~~— 33 523 Gallgnano — 45 13n CJalion 40 44n 7 62b 17 28b 7 63b 70 42W 14 80b 17 42b 8 43W 18 22b 86 80w 16 8b 16 2b 14 10b 13 14b 16 26B 17 6b 7 68b 8 66k 18 22b 16 8b 16 9r 17 86b 17 16b 16 6b 9 28b 10 10b 9 6b 13 15b 14 24b 12 33b 13 17b 14 46b 12 26b 16 19b 29 40s 138 IOe .46 15n 72 29w 12 3lB 63 Ow 75 19w 9 68e 69 15b 89 Ow 81 20w 17 66b 11 20b 74 40w 81 34w 88 30w 74 45b 8 48b 14 40b 8 33b 15 6b 16 2b 14 33b 13 34b 12 60b 92 Ow 12 48b 10 8b 74 59b 10 d6B 17 18 18 17 17 46 86 41 63 18 17 17 17 44 18 18 13 18 40 18 18 18 18 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 17 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 17 18 62 43 18 40 42 17 S3 40 43 18 18 42 42 44 33 17 17 18 17 18 17 17 18 40 18 17 33 17 Kiati. Lat. IiOKd. If O. OV Mav. 33 Ob 16 35b 16 9b 10 OB 65 OW 11 62b 31 38b 14 43b 30b 13 45B 36 66b 13 15B 11 32b 85 40W 90 18W 79 16W 18 Ob 25 16B 14 Or 82 5.5W Qaynda Oazawa GazlL 36 17 17 36 40 18 38 18 36 17 38 18 18 44 44 40 38 38 18 42 26 408 13 40n 3 On t Oeauca-......~-~41 80n GebMttel ^49 30n Geelbak R. .......~34 6s Geelbec 38 7s Oeelhout F.~.~.~.33 668 Geesh Mount — ~11 Ok Geeste R. 63 33n Gecsthacht— — 63 37n OefUl 48 8lN Gehrden ~.-~~— ~62 18n Geirsborg ~~— 60 4n Gelsa Gelabach GelselhUring. Gelsenhauscn. Gelsingen — Gelsmar Oeithaln .60 43n ,7 12n .48 60N .48 28n .47 66N 14n 4n Oellibrand River ...38 478 Gelting 54 45n Geltinger Bay -~Ji4 47n Gembok Berg 29 30s Oemml Pass 46 27n Gemona......... 46 15n Gemiind 50 38n Gemllnden -— ~-~49 53n GemUnden .^--—50 68n Genesee-~~~-~— ~42 40n % Gene8ee.~.~-~~.43 On Geneva -~~~-......42 66n Geneva, U. S. 31 6n Oengenbacb— ~48 24n Geneva, V. 46 11n Gentbod ^46 17n Gcojcraphe Chan- neL.. .......... 3 3 30s George Ft. -~-~-~53 66n George Harbour ~44 488 George L. 37 223 George Pt 44 69n George R.— ~~.68 30n George Town-~-~38 35n George Town— —38 58n George Town— —38 55n Georgenberg— — 60 29n Georgentlial—— 50 63n Georgia, Gulf of -49 On Georgia New 49 On Georglna, T. S. —44 18n Georgswalde —60 69n Gcras. ^48 48n Gerbstedt 61 37n Geringswaldo —51 6n Gerki 12 30n Gerlas . 47 14n Gemiein Port— — 33 23 Gemsbach ——48 45n Gersfeld 50 27n Gerstungen— — — 50 59n Gerswalde-. , — 53 11n .48 35n .47 35N 1 38N .60 45N .41 46N .49 38N .29 12s Gcrungs, Gr. Gesause Pass Geseke Gesken B. Gettysburg Gewitsch ............ Oezels Kop Ghat Gholam Shah Ruins. Ghomels . .26 SON .-29 36K .24 30n 161 38b 7 68B 81 Ob 81 low 10 12b 23 9b 18 6b 19 7b 87 Ob 8 44b 10 22b 15 29b 9 36b 16 29b 9 66B 12 66b 13 33b 13 15b 8 38b 10 10b 12 4lB 143 llB 9 64b 9 6lB 17 30b 7 33b 13 7b 6 29b 7 29b 8 58b 77 50w 78 20w 77 lOw 86 68w 8 Ob 10 4lB 6 10b 116 18e 110 45w 167 6b 140 6b 65 13w 66 Ow 93 8w 77 lOw 83 50w 18 67b 14 34b 124 Ow 122 Ow 79 17e 14 34b 15 40b 11 SGb 12 66b 9 3b 12 2b 138 2e 8 19b 9 64b 10 4e 13 45b 14 66b 14 37b 8 28e 14 58b 77 20w 16 45b 18 20b 11 Ob 63 86 86 43 18 88 88 88 86 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 17 17 63 17 17 88 15 18 17 18 17 44 42 42 44 18 18 16 62 40 63 62 41 40 44 44 44 18 17 40 40 42 17 18 17 17 86 18 62 18 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 43 18 38 86 Kamss. Ghospoor- —28 60h GliurianMt. 32 On Gibau— . ^49 42N 6 On .43 39n -42 5N ,61 36N .68 ION .46 43n .74 ION .68 ION .21 308 .18 Os Glbbi River Gibraltar Point. Gibraltar, U. S. Gieboldchauscn Glesekes See Giussbach FaU Gifford C Glfford Mt. Gilbec, Mt. Gilbert R. Gilboa -42 3lN Gllead, U. S. 39 13n Gilford 43 36n t GUgoji —13 50n Gilllsonville 32 40n GillmanC 76 3n Glmino— — — — ~45 8n Glngen— — — — — 48 37N Glngst -64 28n X Gipps 33 203 64 82b 41 45b 70 45b 13 Ob 17 25b 40 Ob 79 23W 83 20w 10 llB 61 Ow 8 Sr 93 20w 135 30W 146 Ob 142 10b 74 33w 90 35W 71 26w 1 Ow 80 65W 104 Ow 13 64E 10 14e 13 15B 147 Ok Gojeb River (Gold Region. Goldberg-. 32 29 83 36 18 36 42 44 17 40 15 40 40 62 62 42 44 41 36 44 40 18 18 17 52 Goldenkron ~ Goldenatadt . Golden«teln . Goldentraum Ctoldlng R. Goldknonach Goldsboro— . Goliad Gollcn Bay GiJllcrsdorf GOUhelm- GolUng Gollhig, Gr. GoUlngR.^ Golm Berg Gologorlzza Golovnin B.. Ooltz Jenlkan Gombatta— . Oombe Gondokoro . Gongola R.. Gongoloclio I{ — Gonobitz — . Good Hope New Ft. Goodcnough Mt. Goodsir Inlet—. Goodwool . Goolwa-. Goose L. X Gordon (Gordon R. Gore B. — - Gore I..—.— Gore I.. Gore Pt. \t^*^^*^^*^^^*^ Gore, T. S. Goree IsL & Fort Gorilla Country. Goritz .......... Gorju— — — Giirz or Goritz Giirzke— — Gosan~— — Goschlltz Gosfleld, T. S. Gosford Goshen, U. S.. Gossitz— — Giissnltz Gossweinstcin . Gostyn. ,^i#^#*»ii^i»^i*'»'^< Gottem . Gottes Koog- Gottesberg. GottcBgab. Gottorf- Gottschee . Gotzis . X Gough X Gough Gdugh Isle . Goulboum R. . Goulbum Bay - Gould Mt — ... Gouldsboro — Gouldsboro U. . Gourjeanah — X Gowen — . Graahs Is.— Graber— — — - Grabow~ Grabow. Grabow R. Orachen Grades Gradisca Grado— Gradwein . GrHfen Tonna- Grafenau— .- GrSfenbalnchei Graflng . Grafratb . Graft F. X Giaflon Grafton . Grafton Graham Gore < Graham Hr.. Graham 1 — Graham Moore Bay ""ooro LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 61 , Ro. or iOs 161 38k 63 iOn 7 68b 86 On 81 Oa 86 IOm 81 low 43 rOM 10 12b 18 6s 33 Ob 88 78 18 6b 88 66s 19 7b 88 On 87 Ob 86 )3n 8 44b 17 27m 10 33B 17 SlN 10 29b 18 ISM 86b 17 4n 16 29b 17 43n 9 66b 17 12N 13 66b 18 60k 12 33b 18 28n 13 16B 18 66N 8 38b 18 14n 10 IOk 17 4m 13 4lB 17 47b 143 llB 63 46n 9 64b 17 47n 9 6lB 17 308 17 30b 88 27n 7 33b 16 16H 13 7b 18 38N 6 30b 17 63n 7 29b 18 68n 8 68b 17 40k 77 60w 44 Ok 78 20w 43 66K 77 lOw 42 6n 86 63w 44 24k 8 Ob 18 llH 10 4lB 18 17K 6 IOb 15 308 116 18e 63 66N 110 46w 40 488 167 6b 63 328 140 6b 62 59n 66 13w 41 30k 66 Ow 40 35k 93 8w 44 58N 77 lOw 44 55k 83 50w 44 29n 18 67b 18 63k 14 34b 17 Ok 134 Ow 40 Ok 122 Ow 40 18k 79 17e 42 69k 14 34b 17 48k 16 40b 18 . 37k 11 3Gb 17 6K 12 65E 17 ! 30k 9 3b 86 14n 13 2b 18 i 28 138 2e 62 I 45k 8 19E 18 I 27k 9 d4B 17 » 69N 10 4e 17 t llK 13 45b 17 I 35k 14 56b 18 ' 35k 14 37b 18 [ 38n 8 28b 17 ) 45k 14 68b 17 I 45k 77 20w 43 ) 38k 16 45b 18 ) 12s 18 20E 38 i 30N 11 Ob 36 Mamii. Lat. Loao. Ro, or Maf. ) 35n 1 30k i 50k J Oh ) 42k 5 Ok { 39k 2 5M 1 36M 8 10k G 43k 4 IOk 8 ION 1 308 8 Oa 2 31k 9 13n 3 3(iK 3 50k i 40k 6 3k 5 8k 8 37k 4 28K 13 203 64 32b 41 45b 70 45b 13 Ob 17 25b 40 Ob 79 23w 83 20w 10 llB 61 Ow 8 3b 93 20w 135 30w 145 Oe 143 IOb 74 33w 90 36w 71 25w 1 Ow 80 65W 104 Ow 13 64E 10 14b 13 15B 147 Oe Gojeb Rtvor.....^^ 7 Ok t Gold Region — 60 30m Goldber g . .^3 86m Goldenkron ........48 61k GoldenRtadt......~63 23k Goldenatoln .....^60 8m Goldentraum ..,..~61 Om Goldlng a Goldknonach Goldsboro..... Goliad Gollen Day GOUcrsdorf Gifllhelm.^ Golling Golllng, Gr. Golling R. Qolm Berg Gologorizza Golovnin B.. Ooltz Jenlkan Oombatta Gombe 33 39 33 36 18 36 42 44 17 40 15 40 40 62 63 42 44 41 36 44 40 18 18 17 52 .33 lOs 60 IM .86 16N .28 30k ,...64 16K ,_48 30N ....49 86m .47 36k .47 16K .47 28m .63 iK .46 16m .04 35m 49 60k . 8 Om .10 68m . 4 30m .10 Ok .31 50s .46 2lM .,66 30k Gondokoro .......^ Gongola R. ...~..~ Gongolocho R. ~ Gonobltz ..~..~~ Good Hope New Goodcnough Mt...67 50k Goodsir Inlet 76 15k Goodwool ~32 278 Goolwa 35 298 Goose L. 42 Ok t Gordon 82 403 38 Ob 121 30W 13 6b 14 22b 11 29b 16 69b 16 3lB 37 67k 11 42b 77 66W 97 40W 16 IOb 16 7k 8 8b 13 9b 13 43b 14 16B 13 20E 14 2b 164 Ow 16 38b 88 15b 10 30b 83 28b 13 Ob 27 42b 16 26b 86 89 17 18 17 17 17 88 17 44 43 17 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 40 18 86 86 86 36 88 18 Rami*. Lat. Lo: Gualana R Guari Gnben R. — Gudensbcrg Guilera .53 40K .50 6m .49 40M .50 4m .53 47m .47 6lK .47 67k .47 38k ,49 6m .50 3lM .49 32m ."17 37m .46 4yM .33 168 .33 22s .11 3M .53 42k —51 llK .,„10 r,:)H 23 Ob 14 35b 8 39b 72 18w 14 51b 71 37W 9 15E 83 20w 87 60w 12 29e 16 44e 7 32e 16 50b 10 45b 13 56e 14 14e 13 53e 9 58b 8 44b 8 IOb 13 28b 12 13e 27 7e 27 9e 6 IOe 14 50e 9 2lE 36 20b I Haddington 88 Oa 146 40b 63 Iladeroadorf 63 43m 9 39b 17 Haderadorf 48 37m 16 44b 18 Hadithah 34 10m 43 2Sb 80 na«tmcral(-b('ii _~61 69m 11 18B 17 t Huilramaut 16 OM 60 OB 39 X Ilagarty 46 32M 77 Ilage — ~.63 I !UiK 7 Mm 161 34m 9 17 63 63 18 86 63 63 18 17 18 17 38 38 63 63 63 61 43 9 63 18 18 18 17 17 18 40 88 43 40 40 40 16 17 18 43 63 88 86 88 18 17 17 88 38 17 17 17 17 18 17 38 38 38 17 17 43 17 41 18 44 44 17 17 18 17 17 18 18 18 18 17 18 18 18 38 £8 36 17 17 30 llagemclstcr laieJiS Ilagen — ~.~~~~.63 Hagenbach~.— 49 3m Ilagcnburg 52 27m 1 1 age no w~.~.— ~,63 IlagU Apostoli — 38 Hague — 43 Ilahnbach 49 Hat Raid Haidenliuhn Huigerloch Haina~~~. Halnburg Hainfcld Hainichcn Halterbach Haji All Haji Dand Hakkam Haibau.. Halcyonlan Sea ~-38 Haldimand, T. S..44 Halger 60 HaUf ax 40 Halifax Bay 18 Halifax, T,S 46 27W 43 16k 17 2UW 89 36B 17 Halifax, U. S 36 Halkett I. Halkett I. Hall HaU HaUI. HaUL~ tHallam — HallamsorBirdI Halle Hallcnberg HalUgL Hallowell— — 44 „69 .49 ».47 HalloweU C Hallstadt— HaUstadt— Halse C 63 Hattlngcn 47 S Halton District..43 Halvedom 32 Ham, T. S. 46 Hamarrwwa— 9 Hamel Fn 3 2 26m 11 18m 23 47M 73 82N 11 42k 12 46m 14 10 8 69m 10 10m 16 3m 15 68m 13 3lM 8 44m 42 36k 45 23m 44 30k 15 7k 23 6k 78 44k 8 26k 76 45s 145 8k 71 46k 79 30k 136 Ok 101 17k 11 3k 14 35k 103 16k 65 15K 83 428 14 4lK 13 7m 8 36M 8 16M 69 56m 86 55m 10 14b 16b IOB 48b 18 17 17 38 a9w 43 48b 18 46b 36b 46b 49e 30k S7B 45k 8b 38B 20k 22b 50k llB 6k IS 17 18 18 17 18 18 17 18 80 80 30 17 28 Hamelin Harbour 25 Hamersley Range 23 Hamid al Jarrah-31 t HamUton— ~.43 HamUton— — 42 Hamilton~~— ~— 43 Hamilton.........~.43 HamUton B 71 HftTnilton I.— 74 Hamilton Lake —34 Hamdton Range -24 HamUton, T, S. —44 HamUton VaL — 31 Hamme R. —63 Hammeleff ——66 Hammelspring— 63 Hammerstadt— — 49 Hammersteln —53 Hammond.... ...44 X Hampden— 84k 13 Ok 109 36k 7 33k 80 27s 19 60k 71 6M 11 73 23 40s 124 Os 117 8k 47 30m 74 50k 76 17m 80 12K 80 28k 72 8k 98 08 136 40s 141 6k 78 08 161 12M 8 14m 9 6m 13 44K 15 4lM 16 7W 43 12k 17 58w 43 59b 63 35w 41 Ow 44 Ow 40 Ow 40 3lE llE 50w 40 Ow 40 Ow 43 26b 88 4b 36B 47x 68w 41 36w 40 62b 18 37b 18 48w 40 86b 18 18 18 18 17 17 SOW 42 6b 38 36w 41 60b 31b 36E 40b 32b 86 88 63 63 30 40w 42 42w 42 7W 43 Ow 43 30w 40 46w 40 19e 15b 63 63 17W 43 40b 63 46b 2lB 23E 10b 58b 17 17 17 18 17 26M 76 46w 43 „ ,43 IOK 72 60w 43 t Hampden— 38 Os 143 Ob 63 Hampden .. 44 40m 69 3w 41 Hampden, T. S. .^45 35k 71 15w 41 t Hampshire 42 20K 73 30w 43 1 Hancock 44 30N 68 30w 41 X Hancock —41 IOM 83 lOw 43 t Hancock ^40 30m 80 30w 43 Hancock 41 68m 76 37w 43 Hancock 43 36m 73 20w 43 Hancock 44 3lK 68 31w 41 Handek FaU 46 38m 8 20b Hankey 33 268 34 Hankey F. 27 14s 25 Hannek 19 40K 30 Hannsdorf— -51 35m 15 X Hanover New— 52 Ok 127 Uansdorf 53 4lN 10 Hanstcen I 69 43k 93 Ilantnm Berj;~..~31 Os 20 Ilantani R ..,.31 Os 19 56b 24e 5b 10b 16 88 38 86 17 Ow 40 16e 17 40w 40 Ob 88 40R 38 \ 1 ■'■<1 i'" '' ■•■"■• LI_ 1l - 47 ii'W 10 l>r Ta il:ilnllf.>n II Deer li. 55 Ms Deer K 44 iJjt Deer. Hlvcr 40 1.',n Deerflcld 42 Us Ucerflcia K. 42 40!i Dcering 43 Hn Degano K 46 27m DcKKendoif ..^-.48 bOs DeKOW.^<.,..>~, — 64 6» J)ehnie>.~~,~~>_^3 20n DeidcBheim 49 24if Delning 49 13n Delr 35 19n Delagoa Bay 25 508 t Delaware-^..~.^40 ION I Delaware 42 lOw Dttlaware _..~.^.40 15n Delaware and Hudnon Canal >41 45n Delaware Rivcr^40 On Delaware, T. S. ^42 50n Itelaware, U. S. .~39 22n Delbiilck 51 46n Dellgel R. 36 668 DclikUta.Hh 39 On DellTerance Cupe 11 208 Deliverance Cove 40 63s t Delly 9 408 Delmenhorst ......^.^63 8n Delta, U. a 34 80n Demarcation Pt. .69 40n Demboa Lake >.^19 08 DemrickF. 33 278 Demsa ,».>,.».> 9 45n X Demer8_~~— 47 45n t Demeullcs 48 37n Denab 9 64n t Denbigh 46 8n Denbigh C 64 18n t Denham 29 403 DeniUquln ...,^~„J35 tsHs % DenJBon „.» — ~>35 468 X Denka .„,^^^^M Ok Denldingen ....>>^47 66n Dennestown^ — ^45 34n Dennewitz .„^^~^^l 68n Deposit ..,w.~~..,^42 4n t Der Flaming ~-62 On Dcra~,^^..~w-^^4 26n Dera Chazee Khan ^^...^..^..^^O 6n Dera Futteh Khan 31 On Derayeh ^^^„..25 12n Derbend ^^^,^4 35n t Derby 27 208 Derby C. 64 17n Derby, T. a..-~-~~44 30n Dereham, T. S 43 On Derenberg ^....^>.»;.^51 62n DereTazelu_~~^.>~30 68n Derra ^ — ^ 29 60n Derry, T. S 45 46n DeBQiiinze8Lake47 46n Desault Bay 19 108 Deseada C 32 238 Desert River 46 aON Desert of Tans ~,23 33s Dcsirade, w Deseada Isle — 16 8n t Desllsle-, 48 44n Desolation C 60 40n Dettingen 48 31n Deutsch Brod 49 35n Dent8chNeukinh60 6k Deutsch ThayaR. 48 60N Deutsch Wagram 48 17m Deutz 60 66n De\'ir8 Bosch 33 55s Devil's Bridge — 46 39n Devil's Den-,. 23 203 Devil's Mt. 32 278 Devil's Nose,~v..^51 86n DevU'sPt 33 688 Devil's R 37 68 Devil's Thumb 74 20k J Devon, North 75 20n Dexter~^,„-~.«.,„44 68n Dhalac Isle— ,~,,^16 4<)k Dhumtour 34 14n Dhurmkot 30 68k Diamond Mills— ,40 42k Diana 33 40k Diana's Basin 41 26s Dick Sand ^ „54 2k Dickinson —,—44 43n Die Kirch ,-—,.49 52n Diego Suaiez,— ,12 308 H'J 20 w~ 74 4.'iw [•.'2 26 w 72 3«w 73 Ow 71 68w 12 62k 12 58b 16 44b 43 48b 8 10k 11 32b 40 13b 32 45k 83 Ow 75 low 83 lOw 74 20w 76 Ow 81 24w 76 26w 8 31b 149 Ob 37 6b 164 45b 176 20b 125 Ob 8 88b 90 60w 141 Ow 19 Ob 23 Oe 13 Ob 69 lOw 72 33w 80 36b 77 16W 161 40w 148 36b 146 10b 146 Or 32 Ob 10 60b 70 15w 13 IB 75 36w 12 60b 72 64k 70 60e 70 30b 47 28b 72 65b 150 80b 163 Ow 81 lOw 80 50w 10 54b 62 68b 41 6b 76 30w 78 60w 121 20b 18 20e 76 Ow 17 Ob 61 6w 71 36w 48 low 9 2()E 15 35b 17 57E 16 17e 16 36f 6 67b 20 20h 8 37e 16 Ob 22 10b 116 lOw 18 20b 146 5b 68 Ow 90 Ow 69 26w 40 15b 73 34e 75 15b 78 60w 86 22w 148 25e 8 60b 74 38w 6 8b 40 40b 42 45 42 42 41 18 18 17 80 18 18 80 38 43 43 44 42 44 42 44 17 63 30 53 63 86 17 44 40 86 38 86 41 42 36 42 40 62 62 62 36 18 41 17 42 17 33 10 33 30 33 62 40 42 42 17 32 29 42 42 62 88 42 38 47 41 40 18 18 17 18 18 17 38 15 38 38 39 38 62 40 40 41 36 83 83 42 44 53 17 42 16 36 Domblilil Dommitsch 1 Dorao ~— Domatadt _-,. DonMdaon.— . I Donaa . { Donau Muos I Doncasti'r >. Doiieben -,— J Dongi i Donga 4!i U.w 1 3HK 8 30n -,49 46n -,40 37N -.48 12n -,48 40n -,46 7n -,19 12k 7 Ok . 9 On 27 408 ai 638 60 32n Donkin River Donkins D. -, Donncrs Berg. DonnersBerg 49 36k Donner8bachwald47 23n Donnersdorf 49 67m Donzdorf— — 48 41n Doobaont ——63 Ok Doom Gt —,33 808 Doom Kr. 33 45h Doom PL Doom It. Doom R. Doom R. Doom R. tDor — JDor Dora,. .M 48 .28 298 ^2 38 3 85s 4 Om 6 On 11 68m Dorari — —-,-,13 On t Dorchester,— ,46 28m Dorchester B.— 66 80n Dorchester, T. S.~43 Om Dorfen — — „48 16n Dombim -,—.47 25n Domburg ——.51 1m Domstetten — ,»48 27n Domum— — „63 39k Dorpken — ,-JS3 67n Dorre Isle _— ,21 58 Dorset, T. S. 46 66m Dorsten — —, — ,51 38m Doso 13 30n Dosse R. —,-,53 4n Double Corner 43 78 Double Dr. 33 78 Douglas Bay 68 30m Douglas C. -,-.-.68 46k Douglas Chan 63 45k Douglas River Dourga Strait t Douro Douro, T. S. Dover Dover Dover". 41 62s 7 30s — 38 208 44 26n 40iB7M 48 13m 46 6m Dover Point 32 208 Dover, T. S 42 28n Dover, U. S. 36 18n J Dowling 33 25s Dowlutabad 36 2n Downie, T. S. 43 22m Dowulutpoor -~~26 84n Doylestown— ,40 21n Draai 33 388 Draai F. 30 328 Drachenhurg 46 6n Drachenfells 50 88n Drackcnbiirg 52 42n Draholusch 49 84k t Drake™- 29 208 Drake's (Sir F.) K. 37 58m Drakenberg Moun- tains-.— 29 Os Dransfeld— .— 51 29k t Draper ——46 Om DrauThal, Ober_46 46m Drau Thai, Unter 46 45m Drauberg, Unter -46 36m Drauburg, Ober— 46 45m Drayton. Drayton, T. & Drazlger See Drebkau Dreiherrn Sp. Dreisesspi Berg Drellsdorf Dresden Dresden, U. S. Drew Ft. Drew Pt. Driburg Drle F. Dile Kops Dricdorf 27 208 46 8k 63 36m .61 40m 47 4k 48 47m 64 36N 40 6h .41 26N 59 16k 70 46k 61 44m 31 108 ,33 28 60 39n 10 V,it 12 63b 9 OB 17 28B 76 25w 9 40k 11 10k 74 16W 96 30k 37 Ok 80 Ob 26 32b 18 20b 13 66b 7 62b 14 6b 10 23x 9 49B 99 20W 26 36b 26 35s 20 lOB 23 60b 26 33b 19 12b 22 lOB 27 OB 24 Ob 11 6b 11 Ob 70 40w 77 Ow 81 low 12 8b 9 43E 11 40e 8 80b 7 25b 7 6b 7 18b 113 20b 71 Ow 6 68e 3 26b 12 3lB 172 49b 26 46e 97 Ow 152 40w 129 Ow 148 26e 139 20e 146 60e 78 16w 81 32w 70 63w 69 lew 125 40b 82 26w 93 Ow 146 Oe 64 17e 81 15w 68 Ob 76 9w 20 13b 18 28b 15 ?4e 7 15b 9 llB 17 43b 162 Ob 122 40w 28 46b 9 45e 79 20w 13 Oe 13 35b 16 iB 12 67B 161 55e 71 15w 16 IOe 14 13e 12 16e 13 46b 9 3e 81 57w 88 lOw 128 3.')W 163 50w 8 69b 24 58e 24 62e 8 He 18 17 36 18 42 18 18 42 36 86 86 88 88 17 18 18 18 18 40 88 88 88 88 88 38 88 36 86 36 86 41 40 42 18 18 17 18 17 17 17 62 41 17 86 17 63 38 40 40 39 63 35 62 42 43 41 41 62 42 44 63 83 42 82 42 38 38 18 17 17 18 62 45 17 42 18 18 18 18 62 41 17 17 18 18 17 42 44 40 40 17 38 38 17 Dunwicli, T. S. 42 4. 46r Dumford Pt 29 Os DUmholz 48 62m Diimkrat -...48 29n Durrenstcin — -48 34if Dnrrmenz— -,48 66m Diimrang 49 7n Dnshore -,—.41 87m DUshom -.-.—63 6lM t Dutton 44 45k Dntton B. ,.—.84 68 Dntton R 30 208 Dux 60 36m Duxbnry 42 3m Duyfhen Point 13 308 Dwaat R 31 828 Dwaat R. Poort-,31 468 Dwyka R 33 188 Dyer C 73 18k Dyer C 66 60k Dyers I 34 458 Dyersburg 36 2m -,51 16m 46 6k 19 468 Dyhmfurt- t Dysart DzoR-. E Eagle Bridge 43 Om Eagle Lakes-— 47 6m Eardley B 73 45m Eardley Wilmont C. . .-, 74 89m EarlvUle — : 42 47m East Bluff 61 46k East Cape 66 IOh East Main Ft .62 16m East Main R —52 17m EastPt 42 28m East River 11 69s Easter Cliffs 26 178 Eastern Isles 49 67m Eastem Slave L. -62 30m 43 26m 45 On 23 17k 13 9k 9 43b 68 86W 30 80k 30 40e 18 28b 63 lOw 78 40w 72 16W 31 30b 16 30b 16 61b 15 3lR 8 40b 10 23e 76 29w 9 88b 79 16W 136 20b 144 16B 13 45K 70 44w 141 40b 21 48b 22 6b 21 49b 101 30W 61 66w 19 26b 89 26w 16 42e 78 82w 24 30b 38 17 17 41 38 88 88 40 43 43 38 18 18 18 18 18 43 17 43 63 63 17 41 62 88 88 38 40 40 38 44 17 42 86 73 29w 42 68 25w 44 87 lOw 40 Easthope, T. S } Eastnor. Easton Eastvillo Eatoi Ebelcben .-,38 48m .-,37 25N .43 66N ■—,, — .61 18n Ebelsberg 48 14n Ebenezer- 31 26s Ebenfurt 47 62n Ebense e — — ,47 49k Ebem— — ,— 50 6m Ebemdorf Ebersbach Ebersberg Eberstadt Eberstetn Eboracum Ebrelchsdorf Ebs Ebsambone. EchaigR- Echol R Eckartsau Eckartsberga Eckemfbrde Bay_54 30n Eckington. .46 86m 48 44m .48 6m 49 49k 46 48k 54 8k .47 58m 47 37K 22 25k 66 OK .28 50s 48 9m .51 8m — 63 18k Ok .44 24k .37 2s 73 42n .76 65m .49 17m .61 IOn 49 15n Edgecumbe Bay -20 Os Edlnboro , 41 53n Edlnburg, U. S._-40 20m Edinburgh —.40 43m Edinburgh 43 12n Edlitz 47 86k Eden Eden Boyd . Eden C. Eden Cape . Edenkoben . Eder R . Edcsheim — — . 90 35w 75 41w 66 20w 169 40w 78 20w 78 30w 70 66w 132 40b 14 42b 6 14w 111 Ow 81 Ow 81 17w 76 Ow 76 43w 71 6w 10 42b 14 20b 18 22b 16 22b 13 46b 10 48b 14 39b 9 32b 11 68e 8 39b 14 33b 1 Ow 16 26b 12 14e 81 5e 4 65w 81 26b 16 47b 11 32e 10 Ob 1 21w 42 Oe 68 28w 150 8b 101 6w 85 45w- 8 6b 9 8 148 80 7b 7e 6b 6w 92 lOw 81 47w 74 16w 16 8b Edmonstun IIo. -,63 60m 113 Ow 40 42 40 40 40 38 41 48 88 10 40 42 42 44 44 41 17 18 38 18 18 17 18 18 18 18 18 65 18 18 36 12 38 18 17 17 9 36 41 62 40 40 18 17 18 62 -^9 44 42 42 18 40 l.i.N- 22s 1611 5Sir 1211 40s 278 448 60m IfiN 4fiK Os 52n 29n 24ir fi«ir 7k II 87ll \2 6lN 45N 20a SGn 3n 30s 82a 4S8 33 188 73 18n 56 60k 46s 36 2k 51 16k 145 6n 19 46s E 28 17e 13 9b 9 43b 68 36w 30 30b 80 40b 18 28b 69 lOw 78 40w 72 16W 31 30b 16 30b 16 61 B 15 3lR 8 49b 10 23e 76 29w 9 38b 79 16w 136 20b 144 16b 13 45b 70 44w 141 40b 21 48e 22 6k 21 49b 101 SOW 61 65w 19 26b 89 26w 16 42b 78 82w 24 30b .74 39N 90 ,42 47n 75 61 45k 66 66 ION 169 J52 15n 78 J52 17N 78 ^42 28N 70 11 598 132 25 178 14 ^49 57n 6 .62 30n 111 43 25n 81 -45 On ,,38 48n .37 25n „43 56n .-61 18n .„48 14n „31 25s „47 62n „47 49n „50 6n ^46 36n „48 44n ^48 6n -,49 49N -,46 48N „64 8n „47 68n «-47 37n „22 25n „56 On -,28 60s „48 9k -,51 8k '_64 30k ~63 18n „14 On _44 24k -,37 2s --73 42k 101 „76 56n 86 -49 17N -61 IOn -49 16n ,.20 Os -41 63n -40 20k -40 43n -43 12k -,47 86k 81 76 76 71 10 14 18 16 13 10 14 9 11 8 14 1 16 12 81 4 81 16 11 10 1 42 68 150 8 9 8 148 80 92 81 74 16 42b 20b 22b 22e 46b 48e 39b 32b 68e 39e 83b 38 17 17 41 38 38 38 40 43 43 38 18 18 18 18 18 43 17 43 62 63 17 41 63 88 88 88 40 40 38 44 17 42 86 .43 On 73 29w 42 .47 6n 68 25w 44 .73 45n 87 lOw 40 35w 40 41w 42 20w 40 40w 40 20w 40 30w 38 66w 41 40b 48 42b 38 14w 10 Ow 40 Ow 42 17w 42 Ow 44 43w 44 6w 41 17 18 38 18 18 17 18 18 18 18 18 Ow 65 26b 18 14b 6b 65w 12 26b 88 47b 32e Ob 21w Ob 28w 41 3b 52 6w 40 46w 40 6b 7b 7b 6b 6w lOw 44 47W 42 16w 42 8e 18 18 86 18 17 17 9 86 18 17 18 62 A9 -63 50n 113 Ow 40 El Ashara 34 '>.'rj\r Eri'bufl and TiiTor FeldbiTg ~M 2(>M li .Mk ■ff Bay -,74 43n 91 46w 40 Fildkli-ch -,47 14k 9 atiK IH Erfde -,64 18x U 19b 6 32b 17 17 Keldklrchcn Fi'ldsbtrg — —46 44N 14 6k -,48 46N 16 50n 18 ErftR —51 6n 18 Ergoltsbach .„, Ergol* R — -48 41 N ~,47 3«n 13 12K 7 63r 18 16 Feldstcdt —54 68k 9 28 R 17 Felix Har —70 On 92 Ow 39 Erlboa, Mount - Eric -77 Ms 170 Ob —■W 3n 93 40w 3 43 I.-I.1U IJ „4A J-Jn l.t iriK 18 Felujah Co. 33 I6w 4:) 61b 30 J Erie — — , 41 QOv 82 SOW 80 OW 78 60w 43 43 43 Femo ti.. ..<..,.„ -64 69n 11 3Ib 17 t KriA,„,, -43 On -43 40n Fender Thai .... Fenelon, T. &—. -46 62N 10 66b -44 80N 78 66w 18 t Eric 46 Erin L. -26 36a 81 66E 88 t Ferguson— Feriach -24 46s 160 6b 63 Erin, T. S. -43 46n 80 llw 42 -46 32n 14 181 18 Erkelcnz— -61 5n 6 16b 17 Feman Vas R. - 1 408 9 40b 86 Erlachstein _.„ -46 13k 15 32R 18 Ferozepoor— — 30 66n 74 86b 33 Erlbach .— . -49 29n 10 40b 18 Ferozcshah SO 60n 74 46b 33 Erlcnboch -47 17n 8 86b 15 Ferso l{. -, 64 Ok 18 16b 17 ErUtz Geb. -,„,— 60 13n 16 36b 17 1 Fertit -9 Os 22 Or 86 Ennsleben — — -61 43k 11 20b 17 J Fertit -9 On 27 Ob 36 Erolzhelm 48 7n 10 81 18 Festenberg, 61 30n 17 38b 17 EriM.) ,.,,,,,,„,,,,, „A0 Mw 7 13B 170 39b 17 64 Feuchtwangun— Feuerbach- -49 ION 10 19b -48 49N 9 9b 18 Erronan Isle 19 208 13 Erwlnton— . -38 6n 81 36w 44 Feveda I -49 46M 124 20w 89 Erwitte -61 86n 8 30b 17 Fidalgo P. 61 On 146 Ow Fiddichow —63 8n 14 23e 40 Eiythrsean (Sea Herodotus) Erzleben — — ,., of 17 -36 On -,63 12n 86 40b 11 14b 66 17 Fidgartown— . —41 36n 70 33w 41 FIlsR -48 43m 9 30b 18 Esblyah ..... -31 63n 47 6B 80 Finlay Ho. ...... -63 17n 104 20W 40 Eschede 52 44k 10 14b 17 Finlay R —56 20n 122 40w 40 Eschelkan -49 17n 13 66b 18 Finow—— . -62 50n 13 66b 17 Eschenau -49 84n 11 13e 18 Finow Canul 62 61m 13 36B 17 Eschenbach ...... -49 14n 10 45e 18 FinstemiUnz — -46 66n 10 29b 18 Eschenbach -49 45n 11 60b 18 Finsterwalde -51 38n 18 42b 17 Escholtz Bay -66 20n 161 Ow 40 Fires, Bay of -,46 lOs 148 25E 63 : : Escoumins — -40 30n 69 80w 41 Fiachament— . -48 7n 16 36E 18 '. Csens— — -.63 S9n 7 86b 17 Fiachbacli -, -49 6n 7 4lB 18 Esheap— — ,w -68 In 4 14w 11 Fischerliudc ,..63 7m 9 4b 17 EskiKcshaf -86 67n 43 20e 30 Fish, Gt. Pt. —.-,83 80a 27 6b 88 Esopns R. -43 On 74 20w 43 Fish, Lit Bay- -,15 108 13 6e 88 Espenberg C— . -66 36N 163 SOW 40 Fish, Lit. R -83 4s 26 Ob 88 Esperance B. 83 60s 121 65b 62 Fish R, St . -32 198 20 46b 88 Esqueshig, T. S.. -43 40n 80 6W 43 Fisher C -75 60n 111 35w 40 Esqulmauit Ear. -48 26k 123 80w 40 Fisher Laku , — 72 On 98 80w 40 Esquimaux C. -. -61 16n 99 66w 40 Fi-fhermnn's B -43 518 173 8b 63 Essen——— -61 28n 6 69b 17 Fishcrnoes -63 20n 61 20w 40 : : Essex -42 40n 71 Ow 41 Fishers I 41 10k 72 5w 42 ; ilsslam -49 34k 12 S2b 18 Fiske Fd. -C4 46N 63 Ow 40 Essling— ^ -48 13n 16 3lE 9 19b 18 18 FiskerF.l -. Fitchbuig -03 22n 51 30w -42 36N 72 Sw 40 Esslingen -48 45n 42 Essuriyah L -33 4n 44 SB 30 Fitcliburff -42 35N 71 60w 44 t Estcourt -47 27N 69 9w 41 FiteeshTown - 1 10a 9 Ob 86 Este R— , —53 20k 9 45b 82 45w 82 Ow 17 43 46 Fittve Lake , Fittil L. -12 30m 18 25b —13 20n 17 65b 36 } Esten Estrella -46 20n - 8 62N 36 40 Fitz James B. -, -76 25N 101 85w Etawney L -58 On 97 Ow 40 Fitzgei aid Bay , -72 IOn 90 Ow 40 Etna,———,— -44 46n 69 19w 79 35w 41 42 Fitzinauilce Rlv t Fitzroy -. -14 4Js 129 59b -26 30s 161 60b 63 Etoblcok, T. S._, -43 40n 62 Ktnnvlllo -44 45K -18 40s . 46 39n 74 19>7 17 Ob 11 Oe 42 38 18 J Fitzroy —29 40s 163 Ob 63 KtnflhA Sfi.1t Va.r\ Fitzroy C — , —76 46n 80 5w 40 Etsch or Adige U Fitzroy Range — -15 50s 131 30b 63 EttelbrUck -49 49k 6 10b 18 Fitzroy, T. S. — -45 23tl 76 15W 46 Ettenheim — ,-,. -48 15K 7 48b 18 Fitzwilllani. -42 48n 72 8w 42 t Etumba . - 6 30s 84 Ob 38 Five Is. -46 24k 64 2w 41 Euchee - -30 35N 86 7W 43 Flachslandeii — -49 23k 10 29e 18 Euclid -41 38n 81 Sfiw 42 Flads R. -55 18k 9 Oe 17 Euerdorf— -50 On 10 lE 17 Fladungen — -50 SlN 10 8b 17 Eugenie Fulls-,. - 1 03 11 10b 86 Flanona — , -45 9n 14 10b 18 Eulau — — — ,— -•50 46n 14 6b 14 27e 16 30b 17 IfiB 17 18 17 18 Flat Bow L Flatbow Lake -, Hat head L Flattery C -49 20n 117 80w -49 16k 118 Ow -47 55N 114 Ow -48 20k 124 45w 40 Eule -49 65K -60 38N -49 5lN 40 Eulcn Gb.— — 89 Eulenberg 40 Euphrasia, T. S., -44 27k 80 44w 42 Flaxman I. -,— -70 10k 146 Ow 40 Euro, Mt , -23 lOs 141 45b 52 Flea Bay ., -43 63s 173 IK 63 Eusklrchcn— „ -50 39k 6 45b 17 Flelinser Thai _ -46 15n 11 26b 18 Eutaw — , -33 18n 80 25w 81 Ow 44 40 Hemhude Fleniington -54 20n 9 69b -40 35k 74 67w 17 Evans Inlet—— -63 On 42 t Evelyn — ,— , -37 40s 146 Oe 148 20e 52 52 Flensburg Fd. — I'lesen See -54 52n 9 35b -53 29n 13 36e 17 : Ewenmar -30 458 17 iw-ho — — , -38 40k 116 60e 23 62b 84 38 nesh B Fleuriau . — -34 178 23 Oe -48 28n 68 6w 38 Ewlngs F. -29 48 41 Ewington — -,39 8n 88 SOW 43 Films -46 50n 9 16e 16 Exeter——, -42 69n 70 59w 41 t Flinders-. , -32 68 147 Oe 62 Exet«r B -66 40n 61 40w 40 t Flinders -34 lOs 136 35b 62 Exeter, U. S -42 65n 70 67w 44 : : Flinders , -34 40s 135 SOe 62 Exeter, U. S. — -41 26N 75 65W 44 Tinders Lake 33 45s 136 60e 58 Exmouth Gulf _ -22 Os 114 10b 62 Flinders R. — — -17 40a 140 40e 52 Expedition Rang Exploits, Bay of e24 52s i"!^ <^ 62 Fllnsberg— — , —60 64n 15 22e 17 -49 15n 65 Ow 40 Flint -43 On 83 45w 44 t Eyre ,,,,,.„,^^,„ -46 17n 7« .qnw 42 Flint Bed St -28 34s 21 17b 88 X Eyre— — -34 20s 139 35e 62 Flintbek Gr -54 14n 10 SB 17 Eyre Creek—, -25 408 138 SOe 62f Flitsch , 46 20n 13 33b 18 Eyre River — -43 168 172 24e 62 FlOhau -50 13n 13 27b 17 Eyremont, T. S.„ -44 6n 80 52w 42 Floodlnt; -37 688 147 Ob 63 Evstrup —62 46n 9 12E 17 Florence ——43 31m 75 65w 43 '^4 I -Mr y Ft Yale FortotcoeR t Vortetque FortreM Monroe ^7 Oit Fortune R. ^^,^1 209 FonunJnlU ,.,,.,..^6 7a Fosters IUr...~~~6a 30n FoncAult, T. S 4A 3h Foaf.~^>, 3C On Foundling Bay ..,33 10s Fox Isltis.^..,..,..Jift On 16A Foxburg ^41 3711 70 60r M 9 aOx I'il yo«r 'il 80s 117 Ob U 60h 1M Ob 76 20w M Ow 18 33b 74 80w 78 llw 40 40b 18 Ob Ow 9w Fraln ....... .48 Mir IS 48b Fnunpton, T. 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Franklin. 79 6w Ob Ob 6b 75 18w 91 38w 83 33w 86 66w 96 28w 85 Ow 83 20w 99 16W .42 20k 43 20k 49 33K 16K JH llK Franzensbad .^...JSO 8k Franzensf este ...^.46 46k t Fraser ..,...,....>.45 40k Fraser Ft . Fraser Ft. Franklin Vllle Frank's Port Frankstadt Franz Franzburg Ow 78 30w 81 67W 18 14b 14 67b 12 66b 12 21b 11 37b 77 20w .JS4 20k 126 Ow M 22K 125 Ow Fraser RlTer 50 20k 121 40w Fraser's B. .......^66 16k 63 Ow Fraslau ....46 17k 15 2b Fratelli Isle ........35 40h 26 38b Franbrunnen ...^..47 5m 7 33b Frauenberg 49 4k 14 26b Franensteln ......JiO 48k 13 83b Frazer River .^..JJl Om 12 1 60w Fredenwalde .~..J>3 7m 13 46b Frederick Ft 33 66s 26 39b Frederick Henry Isle 7 698 138 30b Frederick's Cape..27 7s 149 25b Frederick's VaUey 83108 149 IOe Fredonia 36 20n 87 Ow Freedom ....44 28n Freeman's Cove~.75 6k Freeport . ,40 Ses Freeport ............49 24m Freiberg ............4^ 38m FreibergerMuldc CO 5Sk Freiburg 50 52h Freiburg ........... J}1 13n Freientaagen ..^..51 17M lYeienohl 51 22m Frelenstein.~..~~63 17k Frelenwalde 53 29k Frelhan .......,.,,...51 38k Frelheit 50 39m Freinwalde.~...~.53 47m Freiding -.48 24m Priestadt ...... 49 i2m Freistadt 49 51k 69 28w 98 Ow 79 41w 89 26w 18 10b 13 23b 16 20b 11 46b 9 3b 8 »B 12 20b 15 19b 17 23b 15 46e 14 2k 11 44b 11 20g 18 312 40 53 53 43 40 66 40 43 39 88 40 43 18 41 40 43 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 43 44 17 41 43 43 43 43 43 63 63 63 43 44 44 44 43 40 40 63 40 40 88 40 43 43 18 18 17 17 18 43 40 40 40 40 18 80 15 18 17 40 17 88 36 52 52 44 41 40 42 44 18 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 ury 1*» FuBch Thai Fuse It Futtcgnrh..... Fyon lid. .72 47k .47 llK .52 32n :il 50x 37n 92 Ow 12 4Hk 10 Hk 74 A»K 10 a6B 40 IH 17 83 17 Gaba Rlrcr......... 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Lat. LOMO. So. OF Hap. Hopfgarten.......... -47 26K 13 10b 18 Hopkinsi Ue .... ..40 ION 92 45W 44 ~77 On 71 Ow 112 40w 40 40 HoppnerC.-^.... ...76 On Hoppner Inlet -. ...66 46n 81 22w 40 Hontmi>«..n...... .Ji^ iqm 9 26b 17 Hora..^ . 17 8k 48 20b 29 Horazdiowitz — ..49 19N 13 4lB 18 Horb ..48 26n 8 4lB 18 HOrberg ..46 3n 15 30b 18 HBrde .Jil 30k 7 30b 17 HOritz -48 46n 14 10b 18 Horn —................ _51 63n 8 66b 17 Horn .~~... „48 40n 16 38b 18 Horn L. -61 30k 118 Ow 40 Horn Wald ~45 40n 15 Ob 18 Hombach -49 llN 7 23b 18 Hornby Hd. -76 20n 95 30w 40 Horneikirchcn ...53 61k 9 42b 17 HorsbUU -64 50n 8 39b 17 Horsburgh C -75 On 79 Ow 40 Horsefield, Mt.~ -22 12s 144 60b 63 Horston, T. S. -.. -45 84N 76 47w 42 Horton R. 69 65k 126 Ow 40 Horzepnik -49 3lN 15 6e 18 Horzltz ......w... -50 2lN 16 37b 17 Horzowltz 49 62n 13 54b 18 Hostau 49 34n 12 46b 18 Hostomitz -49 62n 14 2b 18 Hot F. ... -29 148 18 12e 88 Hot R. ~. -31 Os 19 24b 38 Hot Springs 34 20k 92 53w 44 Hotham C. -74 40N 93 35w 40 Hottentot R -33 23 23 47b 38 Hotzenplotz 50 17k 17 42E 17 Houghton, T. S.. -42 45K 80 45W 42 H()ukosams~~~.. -24 13s 17 53b 38 Honlton ..>........ 46 7k 68 Ow 41 Honlton ..........46 3n 68 lOw 44 Houma............. -29 40k 90 40W 44 Housatonie R. ... _41 30k 73 30w 42 Rouse of New _. -57 llK 3 3w 11 i Houssa........^., -13 OK 8 Ob 36 Houston ........... -33 54k 89 Ow 44 Houston _ -29 50k 95 37w 43 Houston Stewart I.... -75 47k 98 20w 40 Hout Berg 30 253 18 12e 88 Houw Hock 34 10s 19 20b 38 Howard, T. S._ -43 32k 81 65w 4!^ Howard, T. .S. -46 8n 74 20w 42 Howard ville .. -40 58n 77 42w 42 X Howe -87 203 149 20b 62 Howe Hr. ..,_..,. -73 10k 95 40w 40 Howe Sd. -49 30k 123 15w 39 Howeisb ^,^ 33 40n 44 27b 30 Howell -42 40k 84 2w 31 Howlck -36 60s 174 55b 63 HowickLako -41 54s 172 37b 53 Ilowick, T. S -43 55k 81 15w 42 t Howland -45 55n 82 5w 42 Howse Ft. .~ —32 55s 26 4lB 8 -IB 16 12b 17 30b 88 17 17 18 Hoyer-........—...... Hrfti^k ,„ —50 22k Hradisch, Ung. . -49 3N Hrft(l7,in..„,^„,„^ -50 6n 14 26R 71 18w 17 60 Huamalata .. . -30 438 Hubert, T. S. .... -47 24k 71 50w 41 Hubertsburg 51 18k 12 57b 17 Hudap ^ -27 58 17 13b 88 Hudemiihlen -52 45k 9 35b 17 Hudson .... . -41 19n 81 29w 42 Hudson .-.^^ ~44 59n 68 59w 41 Hudson Bay Co. Ho. ...„...,„..... -ift -"iftw 72 54w 79 53w 40 42 Hudson Bay Co. (47 25N Post 146 7k 75 45w 42 Hudson Bay Cc, ]48 46k 75 2w 42 Station t48 Ok 73 51w 43 Hueaap R. -23 34s 17 50e 88 Ilugiies Ville _. -41 16k 76 46w 42 Huinerwusser 50 35n 14 50b 17 Hullcln —49 18k 17 31 B 81 38 w 18 42 Hullet^ T. S -43 44k Hultschin -49 56k 18 7b 18 HumabblbR -25 38s 17 Ob 88 Humaris R. —23 13a 10 12b 118 35w 38 45 Humboldt 1* — -40 15n IlumlioUlt River „41 Oy 115 2nw 45 Nambs. Iat. IgaUk IglooUk Ihard Ihle R.-.. IhnaR. Ilacman L. Ubonbnren Udefonso-. Ilfeld Hlertissen HraR Hmington novo R. .——.30 -60 60II Ji9 20n 25 18k 2 19n 84k « SON 3 16N 86 SON 51 35n 48 12K 50 46n 52 6n 4s tnyri. Hz Ilzburg Imam Gharbl Imeligglzen ~— Immenhausen _ Immenstadt — Impafana River. Imperani— — Irapoito — — Impongondve R Impozi Imst— 4 Ok 47 5k 53 47s -32 32k -16 26N -61 26k -47 34N -28 48s 28 438 28 64s .29 67s 31 148 47 15k Inabiets ——33 Sn Inagua Isle 21 6k Inakaiona River-.41 6l8 Inammie or Black Volozee R. 27 66s Inchenhof— .48 31k Incogoodbee R. -.37 Os Indalent 29 50s Independence 38 50k Independence— 39 6k Indian or Big L. 57 Ok 40 40k 36 43n 49 17n 49 57K t Indiana. Indus Flavus Ingelflngcn— Ingelhelm Inglcby GreeU' bouse _— - Inglewood— . t Inclis . 30 608 658 54 27k 28 408 Ingrowltz Inhampura R. Inhandanha - Inkwall R, Inman R. Inncs Pt. Innichen Inn in gen 49 37K 23 28s .12 60s 32 54s •09 8n 74 54n 46 45N .48 18k Innisfil, T. S. 44 20K Instadt 48 34k Inthlapec or White Volozee R. —28 Os Invermay ——.56 19n Inverness, T. S. —46 15n Inwln River— 29 2!)3 Inyack I, Inzell loll t lomba Ionia t Iowa Iowa City Iphofcn .- Ippeshcim Ips Ipsheim Ipsltz Ipswich Ipswich, U. S. Irak Irara Creek _. Irasburg Iratl Irdntng Irdnlng R. -. Ireland, T. S. Iron Work -. Irvine. Irving B. Irwlnton — — . 32 47n Isaac R 22 40s Isaac, Sir, Polnt™34 2Cs Isimc's River ,..22 lOs 26 OS 47 46n 3 Os 43 On 42 Ok -41 38k -49 4lK 49 35k 48 ION 49 31k 47 56k 27 388 42 40n 31 3lK 39 30s 44 50k 13 65s 47 SON 47 28N 46 6k -44 8k 41 6lK 70 40k ..')0 22N 10 1'/b 17 I lolo-. CK'S GENERAL ATLAS. No. or OMO. Map. ! 10b 18 ! 45w 44 Ow 40 5 40w 40 22«r 40 ) 26b 17 i 20b 20 ! 4lB 18 1 4lB 18 > 3fiB 18 r 30b 17 r 10b 18 ; fifiB 17 • 38b 18 i Ow 40 i Ob 18 r 23e 18 > 30w 40 1 42b 17 1 39b 17 > Ow 40 50b 52 1 47w 42 Ow 40 > 6e 18 37b 17 1 54b 18 46b 18 2b 18 12b 38 24b 38 • 53w 44 t 35w 40 47b 38 42b 17 45w 42 53b 38 Ow 41 lOw 44 40w 44 30w 42 1 3w 11 Ob 36 Ow 44 37w 43 ! 20w 40 12b 38 20b 38 65w 4" [ 20w 42 42w 42 20u 52 . 40w 40 15w 39 27b 30 2w 31 55b 53 • 37b 53 15w 42 ' 5w 42 4lB 38 t -IB 17 12e 17 30b 18 26k 17 18w 50 50w 41 57b 17 13b 38 35b 17 29w 42 59w 41 54w 40 53w 42 45w 42 . 2w 42 61w 42 50b 88 > 46w 42 t 50b 17 3lB 18 38w 42 7b 18 Ob 38 12b 38 35w 45 20w 45 Naxei. Iat. IiOKO. Vo. or Hap. iRaUk ..60 50m 46 20w 40 IglooUk -,,... ~.69 20n 82 Ow 40 Ihard ~.25 18n 66 68b 29 IhleR. ^2 19n 11 64b 17 Itina R. J,Jj„rrrrrr .an sUv 14 4Ak 17 Uacman L. 69 30n 156 Ow 40 nbenbtiren ....^^ _52 15n 7 4lB 17 Ildefonso.........^^ ~36 SON 105 lOw 45 Ilfeld ~51 35N 10 45b 10 6B 17 18 niertiuen — . — -48 12n DmR. -50 46N 11 6b 17 Ilniington~~w~ ~52 6N 1 41W 10 novo R ^0 48 80 29b 88 t nyria - 4 On 32 30e 86 Ilz ~47 5n 15 66b 18 rizburg -68 47n 9 59b 17 Imam Gharbi — -32 32n 46 34b 80 Imeliggizen ^. -15 26N 1 Ob 86 Immenhausen _ -61 26n 9 27b 17 Immenstadt «.,„ -47 34n 10 13b SO 30b 18 38 Impafana River, -28 48a ImperanL.,..^.... -28 433 27 40b 88 Impolto ,„ — , -28 64s 81 27e 88 Impungondve R. _29 678 80 85e 88 Impoza,.,,,..,-,,,,. ^.Sl 148 29 26b 88 ImHt -47 15N 10 43b 18 Inabiets -33 3n 80 23W 44 Inagua Isle -21 6N 73 Ow 47 Inakaiona River. -41 618 172 Ob 63 Inammle or Black Volozee R. ~~ -27 668 31 44e 88 Inchenhof..,~..~,, -48 3lN 11 7B 18 Incogoodbee R. < -37 08 148 25b 62 Indalent -29 608 29 62b 88 Independeiice,,^ -38 50n 84 25w 44 Independence 39 6n 94 25w 44 Indian or Big L.,,^7 On 98 30w 40 t Indiana -40 40n 79 Ow 42 Indus Flavus -.36 43N 28 47b 80 Ingelflngen -49 17n 9 38b 18 Ingelheim..,,^-^ -49 57n 8 4b 17 Ingleby Green- house -^ .,.,,^ -54 27» 1 6w 9 Tng^PyOOdj.Jrrrrrr „9« 4ns 151 7b 62 : : IncHs . 30 50s 151 Ob 62 Ingris ™ 28 658 17 68b 88 Ingrowitz -49 37N 16 12E 18 Inhampura R. ^ -23 28s 36 35b 36 Inliandanlia . -12 60s 13 40b 86 Inkwali R , -32 64s 28 6e 38 Inman R ,..,. -69 8N 118 SOW 40 Inncs Pt. ,„.. -74 54n 92 lOw 40 Innichen ^^.^ -46 45N 12 17b 18 Inningen,^.,,^,,. -48 18N 10 53b 18 Innisfil, T. S. ^ -44 20N 79 38w 42 Instadt,,,,,,,™-- -48 34n 13 27b 18 Intlilapec or Wliite Volozee R. ~~ -28 Os 31 47b 88 Invermay _.,,^ -66 19n 3 30w 12 Inverness, T. S. - -46 15n 71 26w 41 Inwin River ~-~, -29 299 114 59b 62 Inyack I — ^ -26 OS 82 55b 88 Inzell.^.., -47 46n 12 45b 18 lola-,^,,,,,. -30 2n 86 12w 44 t lomba - 3 Os 12 Ob 38 Ionia >.,,,, -43 ON 85 5w 44 t Iowa -42 ON 93 Ow 44 Iowa City „„ ~41 38N 91 28w 44 Iphofen -49 4lN 10 16b 18 Ippeslicim -49 35N 10 13k 18 Ips -48 ION 15 3e 18 Ipslieim,.,., -49 3lN 10 28b 18 Ip8itz_-~,„„,,~- -47 66n 14 64b 18 IpswicJi -27 38s 152 44b 62 Ipswich, U. S -42 40n 70 45w 44 Irak,.-~-,„,.,,~, -31 3lN 46 37E 30 Irara Creek -29 308 145 25b 52 Irasburg -44 50N 72 SOW 44 Irati -13 5S8 89 15b 88 Irdnlng „„,„„— -47 SON 14 6E 18 Irdning R. ^..^ -47 28n 14 7b 18 Ireland, T. S. — -46 6n 71 20 w 41 Iron Work ^.^ -44 3n 74 12w 42 Irvine.,,.,,^,,,..,, -41 6lN 79 24w 42 Irving B. „.,. -76 40N 101 50w 40 Irwlnton „,^ 32 47n 83 low 44 Isaac R .... -22 40s 149 20b 62 Isaac, Sir, Point, -34 208 186 9e 62 Isaac's River -22 lOs 147 60b no A«. 52 An KAXri. IiAT. LCMO. Ifo. or Map. Jahungeerabud, JaL^pitz ..-„—.., Jaispitc R ,.^,, Jalendhcr, ,28 20n -48 69n ,48 66n -81 2lM Jaoiad Akil —,—31 On Jamlaca....— ,-...43 11n Jamaica B. -,—,—40 84n James Ross Cape-74 40n 71 On 41 33n 87 60n Os 4 2n 6 35N 49 20n 48 20n 43 6n ^5 22n 53 67n 49 6n 22n On Jameson Land Jamestown Jamestown X Jamison Jamoor River. Jamundsche See -54 17n Janaji 32 23n JanesvUle Janjero Janowltz t Janquiere. Jardan. Jarls Jarmen Jarmeritz Jaromirz Jarvis Can. Josmund Penin. ,.64 S4n Jasmunder Bay— 54 82n Jasper —30 27n Jasper House— 53 16n Janfcn Pass— 46 50n Java, T. S. ^44 27n Jawariyah ——31 37n Jaxai-tes Pl.-wus (Araxes of Herodotus)— 44 On t Jaxt ^48 65n Jaxt R. ^49 2lN Jaxtberg— — ,49 19n Jazrat Albeda— 31 On Jazrun L. —33 26n .47 26n 12 42n 19 ION 78 6b 15 58b 16 12b 75 88b 46 29b 72 66w 73 60W 114 SOW 23 Ow 80 26w 120 40w 140 40b 9 80b 16 13b 44 89b 88 60w 38 Ob 13 12b 71 12w 76 86W 9 10b 13 18b 16 65b 16 63b 123 30w 13 38b 13 26b 87 25w 83 Ow 118 Ow 24 40b 11 18b 80 21w 45 13b Jean Ue Terre R.. Jeba Jebel Berkel Jebel-el-Kumri, or Hts. of the Moon 6 60n Jebilah Jechnitz . Jeetzel R, t Jefferson t Jefferson t Jefferson Jefferson, Jefferson Jefferson. Jefferson. Jehol -31 67n —60 7n —63 4n —40 SON 41 6n .44 On 44 2lN .43 On 36 15n 34 4n 41 8n Jelalabad, Rns. of 31 15n Jemall,. — —33 12n 10 60n — 31 84n —37 30s 36 50n 33 30n .,42 188 -52 30n Jermain C 67 50n Jerri Zade River_32 SON Jena Jendiala Jenoa River Jerabulus Jerafat Jericho (Austr.) Jcrichow Jersey, T. S. Jersey, T. S. Jersi'y, U. S. Jershoft Jcsmitz Jestin Jettingcn . Jevenstadt Jewett Jezlah Jezzar Jhitoke — Jhodepoor™ , Jhonjoowarra Jliubber Jhnng Jibbah— Jidda — Jiganoul . Jigni — Jlllifrc'i;.,. 46 12n 47 28n 41 13n 54 32n 51 4lN 54 2n 48 23n 54 14n 41 38n 35 40n 18 SON 80 20n 21 56n 23 IOn 31 62n 31 IOn .33 52n 20 20n —29 17n 25 44N 13 20n 25 Ob 46 66b 13 26b 11 5B 80 60w 79 Ow 76 Ow 71 29W 88 SOW 81 37w 85 67W 117 60b 61 88b 43 60b 17 36e 74 59b 149 45b 38 4b 43 9b 147 25b 12 2b 83 20w 44 Ob 70 25W 71 20w 77 18w 16 30b 12 17B 16 38b 10 26B 9 4lB 72 3W 39 SOB 63 Ob 74 55b 70 15b 71 43b 73 39b 72 83b 42 37b 89 IOe 01 35b 79 22b 16 30w 83 13 18 83 80 43 42 40 89 43 46 63 86 17 80 44 86 18 41 43 17 17 18 17 89 17 17 44 44 40 86 18 43 SO 68 Ob 65 10 Ob 18 9 36b 18 48b 18 40 5b 80 43 14b 80 76 45w 42 13 24w 86 83 Ob 86 86 SO 17 17 42 43 42 41 44 44 44 34 83 80 36 83 62 SO SO 52 17 40 30 41 41 44 17 17 17 18 17 42 30 29 S3 33 33 S3 S3 30 86 83 80 86 Navci. Lat. I.0NII No. •• Hap. Kabaiida 3 40m Kttbenda ,— — 6 408 Kabogo— — 6 80a Ksboucha R. — ,^,,33 18s KabouBie R. — /)3 37a Kabr-al-Jedid 33 16n Kadelr— — — 80 10m Kadheinein —83 35N Kadiack I 67 80n Kadolsbni g 49 27n Kaduku R. 44 SOs Kuffer Kop— 29 603 Kaffer R. 29 43s Kaggalwalla 82 50m Kahuree ——,31 28n Kahla ——60 47n Kahoon R.— — 33 Os Kaihiku Range —46 10s Kaikaura Mount ..43 22s Kaikaura Penin- sula— —43 228 Kaikora— ,., 41 65s Kaikum R. 24 SOs Kailangata L. —46 168 Kaina— — .-50 69m Kairaitah -36 29n Kaiserswerth — 61 17n Kak 10 20n Kak F. 31 158 Kaka 7 IOn Kakane —-—,26 SSs Kakapo L.— — 44 35s Kakaunni River -46 14s Kakavalsle 36 IOn Kakortok —,—61 On Kala Blshah 20 20n Kalader, T. S. 44 40n Kalah Sherkat — 36 27n Kalamiki Bay — 36 14n Kalat 83 33m Kalat En-Nujuni>S6 83m Kalat Jaber— 35 66M Kalat Ramadi — 33 25m Kalbe 51 64n Kalbe 53 40n Kalbitz — — —61 20n Kalden, Neu— 63 49n Kalida 41 On tKalihari 23 Os Kallemazoo —42 18n Kallies . 63 17n Kallundborg — —56 4lM KaUyle or Ed- ward's River —34 648 Kalmlinz— — 49 IOn Kitlpin See —53 30n Kalsching 48 51n Kaltenbrann ,. ^,49 89n Kaltennordhisim -60 38n Kaltcin — — — 46 35n Kalueh— — — ,— ,35 6n Kalvslund — — 55 23m .29 17s •27 28s .26 48s 15 26N .42 56s 49 36N Kama. Kama Kams . Kamap R. — . Kamaran I. Kamatau Mount. Kamberg— — . Kaniberg— ,— — ,60 18n Kamdini R.— 30 66s Kameel Poort— 25 258 Kamcn— . —51 36n Kanienitz ——49 45n Kamenitz ——49 18m Kamcnz— -,-,50 SIn Kamenz— 51 17n Kameyk —49 39N Kamliannl Mts. —27 278 Kainioops L.— — 50 40n Kanunei'l F. —27 87s Kannner or Atter See. Kammin -,— Kammin Kamnitz Uo.. Kamop R Kamp R. .47 62N 63 32n .53 5Bn .60 47N 27 Ss 48 85K Kamrasis Palace - 1 40n Kanagawa— — 36 2n 31 80b 13 Ob 39 a6B 36 30b 37 6«i 46 47b 89 60b 44 30b 153 Ow 10 6lB 168 6b 36 16b 36 26b 71 16b 70 39b 11 34b 37 68b 169 Ob 173 86b 173 63b 173 86b 18 10b 169 64b 13 13b 40 17b 6 43b 81 30b 30 26b 86 60b 26 40b 168 12b 170 54b 29 66b 46 SOW 44 63b 77 16w 43 20e 29 37b 46 SB 38 ISb 88 89b 43 19b 11 46b 11 24b 12 69b 12 47e 84 lOw 22 80k 86 40w 16 66b 11 4b 143 24b 11 68b 12 34b 14 13b 11 67b 10 9b 11 14b 40 82b 8 62b 17 16b 18 35b 17 17b 42 40b 171 S5b 14 60b 8 16b 19 8b 29 30b 7 89b 16 47b 15 4b 16 62b 14 5b 14 15b 34 15b 120 36W 24 6b 13 8lE 17 S2b 14 44e 14 27b 17 65b 15 20b S3 45b 139 Ob 86 86 86 88 88 80 89 80 40 18 63 88 88 83 S3 17 38 63 68 63 63 88' 63 17 80 17 36 88 63 63 80 89 39 43 80 80 80 30 SO SO 17 17 17 17 44 38 44 17 17 63 IS 17 18 18 17 18 80 17 88 88 88 36 63 18 17 38 38 17 18 18 17 17 18 88 SO 88 18 17 17 17 88 18 86 29 > -..'»0 22» 1612b 17 I loin ZZ^ -30 '2s 85 12W 41! 4Ua 17 17a JM INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN] ir4iiit. LtT. Loxa. irn, or Map. RaarS^. Kaatel. ^1 .49 Koatelortso lalandsa Kat Botch ^8 Kat Kr. 88 KatR. 88 Kat B. 8ettlet.>.~3a KatMpiin .>..»13 KataS 10 70 KaterC KaterC Katharinaberg~.~M Katkop Hills~~^29 .29 JiO Katkop KatKher..~~. Katseni Kattowltz Kattowltz KatEen Gb. Kaub Kaofungen, Ob.<.>fil Kanrzim ^^>~~JSO Kawaraa ~<.~~~~45 Kawarau & -.^^45 Kawele^..>».>»~ 4 KayPt KayeO. KayooKh Kaseb Kearney Ft. Keating Bay Kebbt &. KeekalooRO. Keerom Berg.,~.^l Keor-weer Cape.^3 Kef ennarkt «.^>^48 Keffin Abdsenga- 9 Kefcgerigoo or Awatere River^l Kei-kaap Flat....~25 Keikap R. 28 KeUak River ...^10 Keiakamma R. >~m33 Keith B. ; ^68 Keitou R 25 Keitum .,,^.»~ » .>M Kelbnt,.„..,^».»-.81 Kelheim Kellberg. KeUettCL. Kellmtins Kelly's Basin Keltach Kema Mt. Kemberg. Keinbs»o Kemmisok Kemnat Kempsey Kempten. Kenaiisvill e .....>.» 3 4 KendaU C 63 KenebecL T. & — 44 Kenga Mataya.~~12 Kenganpoor.,~>~~80 Kenia Mt. 1 Keniebo 18 Keiiis F. 26 Kenmore, T. S. ^45 t Kennebec .....^^44 Kennebec River >44 Kennebec R. .~~~43 X Kennedy <.~~~^1 X Kennedy .»..~.~32 Kennedy Bay..~~73 Kennedy Range .24 Kennedy R. .,.,,,,^16 X Kennlngton.,...~46 X Kenogami .....».>48 IKent ^41 Kent >~^.,..>. >41 Kent & 69 Kent L 76 Kent Peninsula ^68 Kentucky - -SO Keosanque ....^...^..M Kepecwa Lake.~.47 SlM 47 22ir 11 8k 39 4s 36 lis 31 38 37 846 36 SON 11 80m< 7 Um 67 60m 90 36n 18 168 30 648 20 4n 18 68n 7 14K 19 17n 13 16h 17 6h 7 17H 9 In 14 lOs 169 28 169 378 29 12n 104 18n 90 43N 123 Os 84 46N 99 46N 78 SON 16 40n 121 368 19 608 141 26N 14 20N 7 628 174 Os 16 36s 19 ON 27 16s 27 leH 88 428 18 64n 8 26N 11 66N 11 16N 6 62n 97 8n 10 338 146 29n 17 Os 38 47N 12 40n 7 16N 67 62N 11 3s 163 llN 13 66N 77 40n 87 4lN 77 30K 17 42n 74 Os 88 60n 9 68 16 82n 76 25N 70 On 69 .44n 69 08 146 20s 147 8n 96 808 116 168 144 22N 76 20n 71 40n 71 46N 73 66N 96 60N 78 20H 108 40N 83 46s 161 46n 91 On 79 20a 80 42b 18 S9b 80 On 88 681 88 46b 88 60b 88 10b 86 66b 86 Ov 40 Oir 40 26b 17 20b 88 40b 88 iB 17 80b 86 2b 18 49B 18 10b 17 46b 17 36b 17 69b 17 26b 63 Ob 63 SOk 86 C3 7n Kopuanni .^....-.40 18s Kopnmaaa- ...23 348 Koram or Kharas Ford... .....38 60s Koran Plains 26 408 Korana Sp. .........29 14s Korbach ............51 16n Koree .................32 62n Korlkus F. Koritschan . Korlin . KSmer Koronga . t Kororofa Korstir ..28 58 .49 6n ..48 84n 54 2n w61 16n -. 7 SON ...66 20n KOsching 48 49n KoBchnta Berg.....46 26n KoBciosko Mt.......36 SOs Kosciusko, U. S....33 6n Kosel 54 SON t Koshi 3 On Koskeemo B. ......50 20n Koslin ................54 12n .-49 67n ...48 60n SlN 8n 30n 51 Sn .48 22n KoBsein, Mt. KoBteL. Kostel Kosteletz. Kosteletz. KoBtenblnt KasOam ... K08wig.~.~.~_~51 53N Kot Kuppoora„...30 29n Kotani Ft 48 40n KotaniPass ^49 30n Kotaslr 23 37n Kotgnrgh ..,,..-...31 14n Kothen 50 22n Kolhenburg.~..~-61 20n Kotli 33 32n KotorkoBhe....~~..12 IOn Kotree 23 62n Kotschach ^46 41n Kot8chenbroda..~.61 7n t Kottofo 6 On Kotu-urakaoka R. 42 33s Kotzenau ..^..^...51 22n KOtzing ^49 llN Koub F.. 31 668 Koulicntchin Bay 67 On Kouts Kr. — Kowai River Kowara-ba .. Kowerok Kowie R Kowka R Kowuk R { Koyam Kozleglow.. Kozlan... Kraai R Kraiburg 48 IOn Krailsheim 49 8n Krakau ..~..~ 51 19N Krakow 53 39n Krulowitz 49 40n Kralowitz ...........JJO On Krahip 50 14N Krappitz 60 29n Krasno 49 SON Kratzau 50 60n Kraubach 47 19n Krcfeld 61 20n KregUngen ^49 27n Kreibitz 60 6lN Kremerbmch.,......64 3n Kremmcn ■52 47n 8 35s .43 lOs 11 45N .65 14n 3 36s 33 178 .66 38n 12 SON 36n — 50 In SO 48s 30 16b 36 6b 30 36b 34 Ob 73 67b 116 85W 116 Ow 18 Ob 16 17b 33 19b 16 67b 9 83b 176 36b 16 40b 18 8b 17 10b 36 6b 8 61b 73 38b 18 27b 17 12b 7 62b 16 63b 10 34b 12 60b 10 Ob 11 7b 11 3lB 14 25b 148 15b 89 56w 9 46b SI Ob 128 Ow 16 Ub 11 54b 16 62b 14 66b Itt 12b 16 SB 16 S6b 13 6b 12 27e 79 50b 115 Ow 114 Ow 68 4lB 77 23b 46b 14 59b 74 6e 6 48b 68 48e 12 69b 13 37b 12 Ob 171 SOB 15 68b 12 6lB 23 57b 175 Ow 16 25b 172 4Cr 2 50w 166 40w 26 50b 23 6b 161 Ow 12 Ob 19 IOb 13 34b 26 44b 12 25B 10 4b 13 6lB 12 16B 15 10b 13 28b 14 18b 17 69b 18 2b 14 68b 14 66b 6 93b 10 2b 14 SOB 17 16b 13 Ob 88 88 88 88 83 40 89 88 17 88 17 17 63 88 88 88 17 33 38 18 18 17 17 36 36 17 18 18 62 44 17 36 39 17 18 18 18 17 17 17 18 17 33 39 39 S3 S3 17 17 S3 36 33 18 17 36 63 17 18 38 40 38 53 36 40 38 38 40 36 18 17 38 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 17 17 llAlllt. Kunap R ........... KunnersdurC..,. Kunowltz ........... Kunstadt........... Knntcha .......... Kunuana Mts...... Kupferberg...^.,. Kupferberg...... Kupferberg....... KUpper .... Kupreanow C. ... Knrafl..., ., Kurleku K. ...... iLurKur ............. A.ui luie ........... Knmah ............... Knmolee ....... Kuron L. ....... Kurrechame Mts. Kurrechane Hill.. Kuruka B............ Kuruman R..... KuniruF........w. Kumru R ......... Kumsap Hill .... Kusab ,.,..,... KuBchwarta ...... KusisR Kuskokwim R~. Kusnacht ........... KUBBOOr ......... KUstrin KuBuri — . Kut el Amnrah , Kutliah River. Kutlp R Kuttenberg Knttenplan .... Kuttlau . Ku-umg R .... } Kwana^..... Kwaia R....... Kwelegha R.. Kwichpak R .. Ky Garrep, or Yi low River ... Ky Garriep, or VaalR Kyllburg .......... j*ji«i^^ji^^ji^»^i^»^»^ Laa Laak — LaarwaL Laasphc La Bale I^ Campania « } La Chenaye . La Crosse Ft.. X La Fontains . La Pleires Ho.- La Porte .......... La RoHKe Lake and Ft La Trobe R .~ X Labarry — . Laber..... — — X Labonchere. Labuan Isle (Borneo) ~~. Labyrinth B. . Laco n . Ladis. ,..,.~.,. Lady Anne's Strait.. Lady Buy . Lody Franklin C Lady Hamilton 1 Lady RichardBoi Bay...... — .■ T.ady Smith Tn.. Ladybank. Lafnitz R. Laga. Lage. ''At LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 63 * ■ 4T. LOMS. Mo. or Mir. 408 20 16s 36 48 20 60a 24 4Sn 73 6SM 116 40m 116 408 18 20N 16 308 22 4m 16 7n 9 188 176 248 16 16b 88 6l 88 86b 88 Ob 88 67b 83 S6W 40 Ow 89 Ob 88 17b 17 19b 88 67b 17 82b 17 86b 63 40b 88 Namii. Lat. ItOMO. Mo. or MAr. 608 408 14s 16n 62M 68 6n 84N 2n 16m 36n 80m 20n 49m 26m 80s 6m 30m Om 20i) 12m 67n 60m 3lM 8m 30m 8m 22m 63m 29m 40m 30m 37m 14m 22m 20m 32n 10m 62n 4lM 7m OM 33s 22m llM 658 Om 36s lOs 46M 14m 36s 17s 38m 30m 36m IM 483 ION 8M 19M 39m 40m Om 14m 29m I 30n I 60n 19m 20m 27N 6lH 3m 47n 18 88 17 10b 26 6b 8 61b 73 38b 18 27b 17 12b 7 62b 16 63b 10 34b 12 60b 10 Ob 11 7b 11 31b 14 25b 148 16b 89 66w 9 46b 31 Ob 128 Ow 16 llB 11 64b 16 62b 14 66b 16 12b 16 3b 16 36b 13 6b 12 27e 79 60b 115 Ow 114 Ow 68 4lB 77 23b 9 46b 14 69b 74 5b 6 48e 68 48b 12 59b 13 37b 12 Ob 171 30b 15 58b 12 6lB 23 57b 175 Ow 16 25B 172 4Cb 2 50w 166 40w 26 50b 23 6b 161 Ow 12 Ob 19 10b 13 34e 26 44e 12 268 10 4b 13 6lB 12 16B 15 IOb 13 28b 14 18b 17 69b 18 2b 14 68b 14 66b 6 83b 10 2b 14 80b 17 16B 13 Ob 88 88 88 17 33 88 18 18 17 17 86 86 17 18 18 62 44 17 86 39 17 18 18 18 17 17 17 18 17 33 89 89 33 83 17 17 33 18 17 3G 63 17 18 88 40 88 63 36 40 88 38 40 36 18 17 38 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 17 17 Kunap R....,.,.,,.^,^^ 28 Kunnendur£.>.,.^2 21m Konowltc ..^,...^40 2m KnnBtadt,....>..,..,49 3lM Kontcha .......^..^^ 7 60m Kunuana Mt8.,,,.^6 168 Knp{eTh9tg,„,.,,,M> 9ii KapfeTbeTK-~>~-60 25n Kupferl)er({..~..^50 64m KUppcr , 61 40m Kupreanow C. ..,.^60 28m Kuras 20 lOs KuriekuK. "^S Os Kurkur ^,.,„,,,,,. 6 20m Kurmle ..~>,.>..^.,26 398 Knmah ^,.,^,^.Jil 8m w32 20n Kumolee.^ Kuron L. -..^^5 608 Kurrecbarae Mt8.-25 Os Korrcchane Hill^23 308 Kuruka B. 33 27a Kuruman R..~~^^2 48 Kuiiiru F. 28 368 Kumru R 28 57s 26 25s 83 24m Kurnsap Hill Kusab <..~~^ Kuschwai-ta -.>,^48 64m Kusis R 26 638 KuskokwimR — GO Om Kusnacht 47 19m Kussoor ,-.~.„~»~^l 8m KUBtrin 52 36M Kusuri 12 lOM Kut el Amnrah .^2 33m Kuthah River-~^33 6m KutipR 25 42s Kuttenberg ^49 67m Kttttenplan 49 63m Kuttlan ^,.,,,,..,^^1 46m Kn-ums R } Kwana~. Kwaia R 25 458 . 8 30m 7 OM 26 40b 14 30b 17 80b 16 30b 11 Ob 26 80b 11 14b 13 12b 16 67e 16 25b 159 20w 17 13b 17 38B 24 40b 17 ISB 47 25b 71 89B 142 13b 26 46b 27 Ob 24 46b 28 68b 19 6b 19 3b 17 10b 71 65b 13 42b 17 18b 163 Ow 8 37b 74 2lB 14 36b 17 Ob 46 30b 44 6b 17 33b 15 16b 12 43b 16 8b 17 40b 11 Ob 6 40b 28 15E 163 Ow 38 17 18 18 86 88 17 17 17 17 40 38 38 86 88 80 19 62 38 36 88 88 38 38 88 33 18 38 40 15 33 17 36 80 80 88 17 18 17 88 Namm. Lat. Kwdegha R 32 478 28 16e 38 Kwlchpak K 62 20n 163 Ow 40 Ky Garrep, or Yel- low River 29 24s 24 Ob 38 Ky Garriep, or Vaal R 28 14s Kyllburg ■»*^^*^**^^»*' 60 IM f*^^*^^'^^**^'^^^'^'***' Laa Laak , Laarwal. Ltias. Loasphe. La »aie La Campania t La Chenaye La Crosse Ft. . % La Fontains ~ La Plerres Ho.~ La Porte La Ronee Lake and Ft La Trobe R X Labarry Laber«.«*^*.r^». J Labouchere. Labuan Isle (Borneo) -~. Labyrinth B. Laco n ^ ■••■.. Ladis. Lady Anne's Lady Bay Lady Franklin C. Lady Hamilton B. Lady Richardson Bay-~~ — Lady Smith Tn.^ Ladybank .... — >~. Lafnltz R Laga Lage .48 43M .46 9m .h-i 36m .45 44m .60 5.'5M .46 lOM .29 65s ,46 ION .55 38n .47 3n ,67 On ,41 29n ..55 15n .38 lOs .48 25m .49 4m .25 368 ,6 18k .68 IdN ,40 60m ,47 6M ,76 60M .,39 08 -76 60N . 76 32M 25 6b 6 S'iB 16 33e 14 18b 6 45b 14 28b 8 23b 72 40w 70 42w 74 Ow 108 Ow 69 55w 136 55w 86 45w 38 17 18 18 17 18 17 42 60 42 40 41 40 44 104 60W 40 147 Oe 52 71 35w 41 II 54b 149 30E 18 62 .69 30M .28 82s .66 16N .47 13m 8 50m 51 59N 115 23r 35 106 Ow 40 89 17w 44 10 38b 18 80 Ow 40 146 Oe 62 102 Ow 40 97 30w 40 117 Ow 40 29 18b 38 3 7w 12 16 3b 18 16 6b 36 8 45e 17 LanKwarden_,..JS3 36m Langwedel Lanolo R . Lansing. Lapeer Lapis Lazuli, Mines of Lara 8 18b 62 59N llB .26 308 146 30b 42 60h 73 46w 43 On 83 20w Laraba Laramie Peak ,., Laramie Plains . Laramie River.. Larat Isle ..~„...» Larez ..,.„.,....... Largaar. Larrey Cape X Lartlgue ,. Las Flores... Laschltz ..„.. Lassan 6 6m 70 46b 46n 110 8b 13 60n 1 40b 43 20m 10« sow 42 On 106 Ow .43 30m 106 SOW . 6 668 181 60b .46 18m 7 iB .38 408 81 38b .19 69s 119 10b 48 IOn 71 13w Lassnitz R,.,~ Last Waters St Latapolis~~~.~. Latapolls,~,~~. Lathen Latisana ,.„. Lato Contra Latouche Treville Cape X Latonr Latrohe ,37 68 .46 60n 53 68m 46 60k 26 38s 30 12m 26 19n 52 62m 46 46m 26 19n 69 20w 14 89b 18 60b 16 20b 24 83a 31 2b 82 82b 7 17b 12 69b 83 37e 18 468 131 40b .48 66m 68 65w 40 22N .,60 34m Ijanbach I^nchulm ,.„...„,„48 61n I.AUchstedt,„,~,>,51 24n Lauf,..~.,~...„.„„49 30m Lauf en 46 20n Lanffen ..,....~„,,...,47 41n Lauffen ..».„.,...,.r49 6m Laulngen 48 35m Laupheim..„~„,.,48 16n Laura Lake8.....~.~,76 10m (.lanreni Lausigk .42 36m 61 9m 51 62m 48 20N .49 88m 49 22n 46 34m Lautenthal,. Lanter R ~~ Lauterecken Lauterhofen, Lanzon, T. S. t Laval 48 60m Tjivamlind 46 39n Lavant R .~-46 4.9m Lavant Thai 46 50s Lavis 46 On Lavrinha ,.„.,..„. .14 8s .41 On .45 2.5N 41 68m 42 42n .44 48n 34 4s 33 63m 38 ON .41 ION .71 60n 48 4n 44 40N 9 On 46 SON 31 IOn t Lawrence X Lawrence , Lawrence .... Lawrence — Lawrence — Lawrence R Tjiwrcnce, tl. S, Lawrenccburg- T^wreneoburg, I..aw8on I. Laxenburg X Laxton,,,. Lay. Le Oeant,. Leaksvllle LebaR LebaSce Lebach. X Lebanon Lebanon ,. Lebanon , ,• Lebanon Lebanon, U. S.. Lebanon, U. S.. Lebanon, U.S. Lebanon, U. S. Lebanon, U. S. Lebois River. Lebrade Lech Thai I.«chenlch Lechfeld,. Xeclc,,. f^cda R. 64 39m 64 43m 40 26m 40 lOM .40 19n 41 40N .43 40n ,40 25N ,40 Om -37 Sr.M .34 26m ,36 6AN 46 20N 54 13n 60 47m .,. .48 ION ,64 46N ,„5.1 llN , No. or I.O.MO. „^,_ 17 17 63 42 44 83 86 86 46 46 46 86 16 88 63 41 60 18 17 18 88 66 66 17 18 66 62 41 43 17 18 17 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 40 43 17 17 18 18 18 41 41 18 18 18 18 61 42 42 42 41 42 38 44 44 42 40 18 43 36 16 44 17 17 18 43 43 42 42 44 44 44 44 44 44 17 18 17 18 17 17 Mamm. Lat. Loiia. No n> MAr. 79 19w 9 Ob 10 14b 11 60r 11 16b 14 60b 13 36b 9 10b 10 25B la 46b 9 62b 94 35W 76 19W 13 37b 10 16B 9 80b 7 86b 11 86b 71 16W 69 6W 14 67b 14 65b 14 60b 11 7B 49 46w 80 lOw 78 33w 77 18W 71 low 74 48w 18 45b 84 12W 84 60w 79 42w 65 20w 16 2lB 79 OW 16 Ob 6 6.'iB 88 42w 17 27E 17 25B 6 64b 76 20W 76 21w 72 llw 72 18W 76 20w 86 80w 86 7w 86 Ow 92 60w 68 I6w 10 S5B 10 82b 6 46B 10 60b 8 69b 7 34b Leopuldschlag,......48 36m Lepanto. .........38 44M 14 SOB 31 60b SI 66b Lcpldotum .........26 23N Lepren Isle — .,16 208 167 69b LeptU Xarva .......86 40m 10 60k Leptrap Cape,.,>..38 638 146 63b Les Cayea 17 60n 78 68w LeaochThal ^46 41n 12 40b LesUes... ....28 16s 162 Ob Lesoota K 26 308 82 40b Leaaart, T. a 48 36m Lesser Slave Lake 66 30m Lcssinl Ut, .....,.,.,46 43N I.«atln .. ..............JiS 66n Letac', R 29 38 Leting 28 278 Letoule R 28 SOs LettowiU 49 84m Leubach ............48 46m Leubiis ...61 16m LeQterBhausen,.,>49 16n Leuthen......,..,.....62 2n Leutomi8chl...,_..49 63n LeutBchach,„„,.w46 40m Leuwenb08ch,.,.>..33 61s Levlco .....,~ 46 In 68 17W 116 Ow 11 Ob 16 34b 31 22b 30 43b 81 Ob 16 33b 9 66b 16 27b 10 26K 14 3b 16 17b 16 28b 24 43b 11 18b Levin, Loch .„«_56 4lB 6 lOw Levrcra I. ...„...,..44 47n 14 17e .43 36s 172 &0b 61 35m 136 Ow 60 25m 16 14b I^evy Port Lewes R... Lewin Lewin.......... X Lewis .^ X Lovis .„. I.«wis C. .. I.ewi8burg Lewisburg Lewisville Lczingtoi .....M 37n ^46 16N 43 50N 76 30N 35 3m 40 56N 83 22m .44 67N Lexington, U. S.,.39 6m Lcxbigton, U. a..38 40m Lexington, U. &..33 66m Lexington, U. S....36 46M Lexington, U. S..,33 17m Leyard....,.,.........42 60m Lcybum „. 14 17e 82 36w 75 SOW 69 Ow 92 42w 76 55w 93 40w 70 3w 93 60w 86 25w 81 16w 88 29W 90 20w 76 63w Leyaon Pt. . Leyth,. Liambae R Liard Ft..,. Libabc Li ban X Liberia Ubcrty Liberty Liberty Llbochowitz.... Lichflcld, T. a Llclitcnuu..„„ Lichtenau Lichtenbcrg.., Lichtenfcls Lichtcnstad Liclitenstcin. Lichtenwold Llchtcnwaldau-,~51 18n Lichuanl 29 lis Liildon I 60 45m Llibau,.^ 49 43n Llebau.. 50 44m Lltbunau 51 30n .28 08 161 30b 63 14n 81 Ow 20 2n 40 26b 14 Os 25 60b 6» 46n 120 25w IG 308 21 20e 60 22N . 6 Om 41 47m 44 14m 30 On _60 24n .„,46 36N ,„48 44m „,49 16N ,,^50 23N 63 15N 50 18N 50 4CN .46 2n Llcbunau,.,,. Liebenau. _>_50 39n ,-52 18N Llebcnuu 52 31n Liebenbcrg8Uiver27 208 Uebenthal 51 On Liebeiiwalde 62 63n Lict>enwerda 61 31m Liebenzell 48 47m Liebenzlg 61 63m Liebstadt — ,...,-60 52H Llebstadt 60 32m 1 Liignltz 51 25M LltSki- Thai 46 65M Llcsing R 47 23m Lietzcn . 47* 85m Lieulve Fn. LIgar Mt. . X LiKlit — 32 6(8 ,21 5s 140 J)4 lOs 139 15 15b 10 Ow 74 62w 69 36w 64 66w 14 2b 7« 36w 8 Ob 10 40b 11 4lE 61 40w 12 52b 12 39r 16 20b 15 45b 27 4h 83 Ow 17 32E 16 58is 9 ICE 15 7e 15 2GE 9 6e 27 62E 15 80b 13 22b 13 23b C 42b 16 52b 13 62b 16 25b 16 Ob 13 S2B 14 62B 14 14b 25 46b 4b Ob 18 38 66 64 66 63 48 18 63 88 41 40 18 17 88 88 88 18 18 17 18 17 18 18 88 18 13 18 63 40 17 17 43 42 39 44 42 44 41 44 44 44 44 44 42 62 40 36 38 40 38 17 36 42 41 43 17 42 18 18 17 40 17 17 18 17 38 40 IH 17 17 17 17 17 38 17 17 17 lt> 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 38 62 62 m \ 40 59N 15 llK 18 9.V 86 45w 44 HecU A ariper HedaAOriperB. 75 40x HecU M M Mir Heddo B 70 Wk Hedemtlndon SI 24n Hediali 36 98x Heerlogment ....,.^1 43a Hegenntthl M SO* Heide ^46 46Br Heldeck< ...,.A9 8n HeldelBhelin<......^40 6ir Helden(eld,.,~~~^9 Sin Heldenreicliatelii.^ S3ir Heidenichaft 45 64ir Hettegenberg^.~^7 50:t HeUigeiiblat~~.~47 Sn HeIliKenbninn<...>48 43n HeiUffenitadt 40 52n HelUtrenstedt 51 33n Heils Pt ^ ».^ 208 Heilsbronn 4» 20n Hetl«nilnde>.»~-~J>5 22if Hetinburg«.~.>>~~51 49ir Hefansheim 48 48n Helnelp R 27 60s Helnaberg^ >.. 5 1 4m (Hejai 14 Om Hekean River 44 14a Heldnmiten ...>.~~51 17n Helen Haven ,..,^75 20k Heligoland 54 11h Heligoland Bay^M 6if Heller See........>..64 Us Helmsand <».^.»»~~54 4v Hemar Jebel 28 24m Hemaa .........49 4w Henunendorf^~>~52 4m Hempstead 40 50]r HenakyelL~<.>. ■>~26 25m Henderson ^„.^~^3 52m Henderson ^..,...^^37 45m Henderson ..^~~J2 Cm Henderson Hope .72 40m Henderson Mt;.~~.26 6a Hendrlck PL 27 28a Henkenhagen ..^^.M 12m Henley Ho. 51 40m Hennepin 41 IOm Henniker 43 11m HenriettaMariaC.65 20m Henry's Ho. -~.~~^2 60m Heppenhelm 49 38m Herald Island 71 10m Herbert L.-~-~-~.77 80m Herbert Pt 76 87n Herbert B. .^.-..^20 Os Herberts it. 31 20s Herbstein ,....,.60 S4m t Hercynia ..^w~~60 Om Herdecke 61 25m Hereford, T. S. — ^46 7m Herholds ^ 31 60s Heringen....>.~~...JSO 64m Heringen,..~..~.~JSl 27m Herts 28 78 } Herklmer..,~~~43 30m Hernando ....~.».~>34 60n Hemn Baum- garten. >48 42m Hernnstadt,...,..~.~61 S^tt Hemat New~~,~~64 17m Herold8berg.~...~.49 32m Heron L. .,..,,.,^.,^.^6 18m Herrieden..>~~....-49 14n Hersbmck ^49 30m t Herschel 46 10m Horschel C 68 38m Herschel C 74 35m Hersctfelde. ^~.~50 67m Hersfeld .^.^^.......SO 61m t Hertford ^46 35m Hertford ............36 10m Hervey Bay ,.....,..24 40s Rershom ,.„.~.,~63 48m Hemnanmiestetz 49 56m Herzogen Aurach 49 34m Herzogenburg ,.^.48 17m Herzogenratta...,».50 62m Hensprung ......^JSS 5n % Hessen Darm- stadt .,..,....,,.,^.,49 50m 70 20w 111 Ov 66 Ow 95 45w 9 461 89 28b 18 37b 18 44a 9 6B 10 80a 11 9b 8 88b 9 86b 16 8b 18 04b 9 i9B 12 48a 14 44a 11 lOa 10 8b 36 Oa 10 48b 9 86a 10 53a 8 51a 17 35a 6 3a 39 Ob 171 39a 11 12a 94 25w 7 62b 8 66b 10 36b 8 68a 83 35a 11 47a 9 36b 73 15ir 40 80a 76 20w 87 33w 94 43w 75 Ow 17 lOa 18 32a 15 44b 85 60w 89 12W 71 64w 82 26w 118 18W 8 39a 176 Ow 71 46w 103 12W 138 Ob 29 37b 9 20b 11 30b 7 25b 71 28w 24 58b 10 2b 10 53b 17 llB 75 Ow 89 58w 16 4lB 16 42b 62 lOw 11 9b 69 17w 10 30b 11 26b 78 Ow 98 Ow 89 lew 14 54b 9 42b 70 30w 76 33w 162 30b 9 30b 15 4lB 10 54e 15 4lB 6 Sr 12 27b 40 40 40 40 17 99 88 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 17 88 18 17 17 18 88 17 39 53 17 40 17 IT 17 17 37 18 17 44 39 43 44 43 30 38 38 17 40 44 41 40 30 18 40 40 40 62 38 17 56 17 41 38 17 17 38 43 44 18 17 40 18 41 18 18 42 40 40 17 17 41 44 62 17 17 18 18 17 17 Hettingcn Ilettstedf Heubach .48 13n 51 38m .49 43M 8 25a 18 9 13r 18 11 29e 17 9 13b 18 Uochvemaght Femer 46 Hochvogel ,.,..„~47 t Hocquart 47 Hodemarschen ,.Ji4 Hodgson Hd. 76 Hoetjes B...... — ., 2 3 Hof .,1....,- .48 Hof 49 Hof Gastein .^..^.,47 Hofhelm ... „ .,.....JK) Hofhelm ...........JM) Hogansburg ,^.....^44 Hogarth Inlet,.,..,66 Hogarth Pt 76 Hone MenBe.~..~~60 Hohe Marr ...~.»~47 Hohenaspe ,~.~~>Ji3 Hohenau.„,........48 Hohenbrack ,,~..J!0 Hohenbnrg .~.~~.49 Hohenelbe ,.~~,.J>0 Hohenembs .,,.....47 Hohenfels,,,~~..-~,49 Hohenfnrt...........48 Hohenmarth ,.,.^48 Hohenmanth ,.,..,49 Hohenmauthen .„46 Hohenstadt 49 HohenBteln.....i....50 Hohentanem ,.,.^47 Hohenwestedt ,..~JS4 Hohenzollem .,,...48 Hohn .„.„ 64 Hobwachter Bay~64 Holm .,.v„,.. . 5 1 Hoist 56 Hokorewa..~~~.„41 Hoi R. 31 Holcomb 32 Hold with Hope ..74 Holden stedt ..~...J?2 Holdrift ..,.....,,,.82 Holeschan 49 Holi Rlver„.,~..~..3S Holitsd HoUtz Holland, T. S. HoUe Hollenbnrg. Hollenitein,.~..„„46 Hollenstein, Gr.,.,47 Hollfeld 49 HolUngstedt ...,.,JH Holly Springs ,,...34 "" ■ 40 41 .31 40 67 I Holmes Holmes Hole Holmesville . Holmesville , Holsteinborg Holtenan,.,...,,..,.J4 HolyCrossMlssion 6 ^^^•^^^^^^^^^ Holyli.. Holyoke Holzgau ,..~~*„«,47 Holzkirchen 47 HoIzSster .,,~,~~.~48 Homberg.w.,~~™.60 Home C. ,~ 74 Homer .42 Homes la 68 Hoiiesdnle 41 Honey Klip R. — 31 Honeyman I. ,,,....69 Honhange ..,~....,.20 Hononlu „......v~~~46 Hooge I. ,-~~ 64 Hooge Kr._~..,,...34 Hoogte F. ...~..,..,. > ?0 Hooker Bay. 75 Hoons „„. 27 Hoons R 2T Hooper Inlet .,».G9 Hooper I. ,,„~...,„76 Hope .„...„....... „ .63 Hope ,„ ~. 4 3 Hope Canal and Port,. Hope C . Hope Ft. . Hope Pt . Hope, T. S. - Hopcdale Hopes Advance Bay- Ji9 Hopetown. T. S.~-48 10 46r 10 24b 69 2W • 24k 97 40W 18 «a 16 67a 17 81a 18 6a 8 37a 10 82a 74 43w 67 4«w 98 54W U 2lB 13 OB 9 80a 16 64a 16 69b 11 49B 16 86B 9 40b 11 61a 14 19b 11 3lB 16 9B 16 10a 16 63a 14 6a 14 29a 9 40b 8 58b 9 SOa 10 42b 11 18b 9 2k 20s 176 14b 248 18 23b 82 lOw 31 Ow 10 37b 22 30a 17 36b 41 10b 17 llB 16 OB 80 67W 10 8b 16 41b 12 15b 14 46b 11 16b 9 20b; 80 30w 82 Ow 70 sew 82 37w 81 48w 53 15w 10 8b 31 Ob 96 60w 73 38w 10 20e 11 4lB 12 53b 9 Ob 84 S5w 76 18w Om 112 Ow 35N 75 15w 26 40b 85 Ow 34 60b 167 40b 8 31a 21 22b 18 10b 25m 101 Ow 30s 17 24b 40s 17 62b 20m 82 40w 5M 111 60w 23m 10 8b 16m 74 24w 60m 127 Ow 15m 70 30w 28m 87 15w 16m 166 22w Om" 78 SOW Om bvy lOw 30m 70 Ow ION 65 low 62m 33m 52m 8m 38m 08 13n OOk Uv 6M 9m 68m 50m 3k 32m 6n 68n 37m 13m 17m 87m 2lM llM 36M 66m 67m 3SM 62m 69M 26m 6m 19M 18m 22m 46m IM 48M On 56n 60s 20m 47m 48m 6m 26m 6m 22m 39m 48m 56n 28m 40m 40m 28n 40n 4dM On 23m 40n 65n 12m 16m 53m 4n 4aM 26m 40n 64s On lOs 45s 35m lOs 348 18 18 41 17 40 38 18 18 18 17 17 43 40 40 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 18 18 18 18 17 18 18 17 18 17 18 17 17 17 17 63 38 44 39 17 88 18 80 18 17 43 17 18 18 18 18 17 40 43 41 40 43 40 17 36 40 43 18 18 18 17 40 42 40 44 38 40 36 63 17 88 38 40 88 88 40 40 17 42 89 40 40 40 42 39 40 41 Hrailt-k r>0 22» Hradisch, Ung. ,.,49 3m Hradzin 50 6m HnamaUta 30 43s Hubert, T. S. 47 24m Hnbertsbnrg 61 18m Hndap 27 5a Hndemtthlen 53 45w Hudson 41 19m Hudson ^44 59m Hudson Bay Ca Ho..„^ Hudson Bay Co. Post Hudson Bay Co. Station ~,...„., Hueaap R ....„., Hughes ViUe„, Hunnerwa88er,.,-50 35m HuUein 49 18n ..JSO 60m 47 26M 46 7m 48 46m 48 ON :23 84a 41 16m Hullett, T. a. Hultschin Humabbib R Humaris R.,~ Humboldt L. Humboldt River 43 44m .49 56m .25 38a 23 138 40 16M .41 Om Mts. 1 Hume ..,....,..,,..36 60s Humphrey Hd. ,„73 19m Humphreys Pt. ,.,69 60M Humpoletz ,.,„„„49 88m Hundsfeld..„,.„..JIH 6m HUnem ,~,. ,61 lla Hungerford, T. a.44 29m Hunte R„„.,...,.,~53 10m Hunterstein, T. & 46 86m Hnntersville 38 8m % Huntertown...„>.40 80m Huntingdon „..~.„46 9m t Huntingdon — ^40 20m Huntingdon, T. S. 44 26m Huntington B..~.„40 64m Huntly, T. & ,„~,45 16m Hnntop R 25 33s HnntsvUle-~~..,...89 26m Hnnt8Tme.~„,.,.~86 7m Hunuakura R ...^,43 22a Huon Isle ,..,.„„,....,18 6s Hurd C.~.~...,..,..,74 32m 77 44m 83 18m HnrdC. HumaL. t Huron 41 10m Huron, T.S. ^44 5m Hurrekee ,.,.,„..„31 10m Hurtado ,.^.......^30 208 42 648 30 14m .49 2m 69 4Sm 43 828 28 203 47 26m 4 27m 46 57m Hutthnm — ,.,,..48 40m .25 808 16 44m 16 15m .64 65m .46 40m .41 42m .22 42a .76 Om .41 47m Hurunni River., Hushsh . Hussinetz,,.. Hutchison B, Hutt Mount . Hutt River Httttai Htttten. Huttenberg Hutton, Mt Huzumli Hviding. Hvidsadlen L $ Hyacinth,,, Hyannis „„,, Hycomkap „. Hyde B. Hyde Park Hyde Parker Bay 70 10m Hyvcr8...~~~„~.~29 358 1612B 17 80B 14 36b 71 18W 71 60W 12 07b 17 13B 35b 81 29w 68 69W 72 64w 79 53w 76 45W 75 2w 73 Olw 17 60b 76 46W 14 60b 17 8lB 81 38w 18 7b 17 Oa 16 12b 118 36w 115 20W 146 45b 84 Ow 143 Ow 16 2lB 17 7b 17 2b 77 17w 8 20b 73 12w 80 12w 76 Ow 74 9w 78 Ow 77 SOW 78 26w 76 9w 18 8B 92 25W 93 SOW 170 OB 143 SOB 89 66w 79 Ow 73 OB 82 40W 81 42W 74 63b 70 25W 173 12a 48 15b 13 67b 131 20W 171 83B 114 SOa 13 17B 9 43b 14 dSa 13 26b 148 20b 29 17E 8 41b 89 low 73 50w 70 lOw 16 Ob 80 Ow 74 8w 73 lOw 18 7b 17 18 17 50 41 17 88 17 43 41 40 43 43 43 43 88 43 17 18 43 18 88 88 46 45 63 40 40 18 17 17 43 17 43 44 43 42 43 43 43 43 88 44 44 53 62 40 40 33 43 43 33 60 63 SO 18 40 63 63 18 17 18 18 53 30 17 40 42 41 38 40 43 40 88 Iambros„. Jlao Ibe Lake ■^^•^•*^^^^* *** 40 IOm 13 30s ■ 4 68 48 85M .30 288 52 9m 26 20s 48 22m % Iberville IbisR Ibui-g, IchaboL„.„ IchenliauBBU Ichtershausen ......50 63m Idar ..-.^ 40 44m Idolaberg,,.v„.,„..48 35m Idria, R 46 6m Idro, L. d' 45 46M Idstedt 54 3GM Iffafa R 30 25s 25 48b 36 Ob 87 Ob 69 20w 29 8lB 8 8b 14 60B 10 17b 10 57b 7 16b 15 38b 13 50b 10 80b 9 SOB 30 10b 66 38 36 41 88 17 88 18 17 18 18 18 18 17 t lomba, Ionia, { Iowa „..,.,„.., Iowa City Iphof en .~..„>, Ippesheini.~.,~. Ipaheim .-..„>, Ipswich .,.~.~.~ Ipswich, U.&. Irara Creek ... Irasburg „.,~, Irdning.....^.^. Irdning R ,.» Ireland, T. a , Iron Work — xi T me .,,,.,.,,.... Irving B.,M^~~. Irwinton ,.~~>. Isaac R,~~.~~ Isaac, Sir, Poii Isaac's River... Isabella Bay... Isabella C. Isege ...„ „ Isel R IselThal,^.,,, IserGb. Iser R .„.~.~~, Iserlohn......,-, Isortoks Fd. ... Iserwark F...,,.. Island Lake ^ Islands B. .»„. Iddmbad .,.,.„.» Isle Hant B. .... Isle of Pines.~ Isleboro.^..^,.. Iso Koodee-ta( Pass jj jjr rj rrj Isola............. Isolette, Cape. Isonzo R .~,~ ItibliksFd. — Itongati R „.., Iverach ,».~,.. X Ivory Coast. Ivucktoke, or milton Inlet Jnblonovo.. Jabltmkan Jablunkau Pai Jacinto.^....,... JackL. .~,.~, Jack R Jackals F. „ Jackals F...... Jackals Sp. ~ Jacket Arm . Jackmans _ Jackson ....~.. Jackson...^.. Jackson — „ Jackson.^,.,. Jackson..,,,., Jackson ...~.„ Jackson ...~„. Jackson Bay . Jackson Inn., Jackson Rive: Jacksonville > Jacob's B. . Jacob's F. . Jacobshagen Jacobshavn .. Jagers Dr. Fc t Jagga — Jaggers Bg. - Jaggersbosch Jaggins — Jagherderpoo Jagors Dr.~ Jahariyah,. Jahdo Bay . Jahde R — Jahriyah..,. ) 2-iN ■» dw 6!> |0 43s 1 18ir 7 6a 4SW 1 19W S9ir SON 7 26n 6 7k 8 4«N 8 On 3 84a 16n 85n 9 18n 3 44n 9 fi6N 388 3 188 Us On 9 60s 3 ION 9 SON 9 88n 8n 1 llN 4 29n 3 ION 6 86n 8 8n SON 5 9n SON 4 26n \0 S4n .6 15N IS 33a 9 25n 6 7n ^3 228 18 Ss '4 82N 7 44n 13 18n [I IOn 14 5n II ION 10 208 (2 fi48 to 14n (9 2n 39 45n 13 32s 28 20s 17 2eN 54 27n 16 67n 18 40n 25 SOs 16 44n i5 16N >4 SSn (5 40n 11 42n 22 428 rs On H 47n 19 ION 29 3S3 16 1:1 17 SON 14 261 71 ISw 71 SOW 13 67b 17 181 9 36b 81 29w 08 69w 72 S4w 79 S3W 76 46w 76 2w 78 61w 17 60b 76 46v 14 60k 17 8lK 81 38ir 18 7b 17 Ob 16 12b 118 3S\r lis 20vr 146 46b 84 Ow 142 Ow 16 21b 17 7b 17 2b 77 17w 8 20b 73 12w 80 12w 76 Ow 74 9w 78 Ow 77 80w 73 26w 76 9w 18 8e 92 25W 93 SOW 170 OB 142 SOB 89 66W 79 OW 73 OB 82 40w 81 42w 74 63 B 70 25W 173 12B 48 ISB 13 S7B 181 20W 171 83B 114 80b 13 17B 9 43b 14 33b 13 26e 148 20b 29 17E 8 4lB 89 low 72 60w 70 19w 16 Ob 80 Ow 74 8w 72 lOw 18 7b 10 IOn L2 20s 4 6s (8 86N )0 28s )2 9n !6 20s t8 22n >0 63n 19 44n t8 86W 16 6n 15 46n )4 3GN }0 25s 25 48b 86 Ob 87 Ob 69 20w 29 8lB 8 8b 14 SOb 10 17b 10 S7b 7 16b 15 28b 18 60b 10 80b 9 80b 30 10b 17 18 17 SO 41 17 88 17 43 41 40 42 43 43 43 88 43 17 18 43 18 88 88 4S 46 63 40 40 18 17 17 43 17 43 44 43 42 43 43 43 42 88 44 44 68 63 40 40 83 43 43 33 60 63 80 18 40 63 63 18 17 18 18 62 80 17 40 42 41 88 40 42 40 88 56 88 86 41 88 17 88 18 17 18 18 18 18 17 88 .30 -Js 85 12w t lomba Ionia 1 Iowa Iowa City Iphofen Ippeabe! Ips Ipaheim Ipsitz 8 08 43 Or 42 On 41 88N 49 4lN .49 36N ,48 ION 19 SlN 17 66n Ipgwicli ^ 27 S8a Ipswich, U. & 43 40n Irak 31 SlN Irara Creeic >^^39 SOs Iraaburg ^.....^...^44 60n Irati ...^18 658 Irdnlng » 47 SON Irdntng R. >..w.~.47 28n Ireland, T. S. 46 6n IronWorli 44 8n Irvine...^^......^>41 61n Irving B.<~^ 76 40n Irwinton ^.^.,,^2 47n Isaac R. 23 408 Isaac, Sir, Point...34 26s Isaac's River 32 10s Isabella Bay 69 46n Isabella C. 77 63n .46 62n ,,46 62n -41' 18n .^^UiO 60n 60 44N 61 22n Isortoks Fd. ..,,,..,60 26n Iserwark F.,,,,.,,,,34 348 Island LAke ..,60 40n Islands B. .....,„.„49 IOn Isldmbad 22 20n ,44 IOn ,22 40s .44 17n Isege . IselR. IselThal. Isen. IserOb.. IserR.... Iserlohn, Isle Hant B. . Isle of Pines.. Isleboro. Iso Koodee-taos Pass. Isola, Isolette, Cape,.,. Isonzo R 13 Ob 86 6w »S Ow 91 38w 10 16b 10 18b 16 SB 10 38b 14S4B 163 44b 70 46w 46 87b 146 36b 73 SOW 89 15b 14 6b 14 7b 71 20w 74 12w 79 24w 101 SOW 88 low 149 20b 136 9b 147 SOb 68 Ow 76 40w 18 26b 13 40b 13 40b 13 3b 16 16b 16 26B 7 4lB 63 Ow 31 40b 98 40w 68 30W 91 lOw 69 Ow 167 28b 69 4W 26 15s 46 8lN 18 40n 46 20n 66 28n 29 SOs 44n 6 ON Itibliks Fd. Itongati R. Iveracta t Ivory Coast Ivncktoke, or Htir milton Inlet ....JS4 16n jHb1onovo.,„„„..,67 23n Jablonkau ,..,.,_49 35n Jablunkau Pas8,.,49 SON Jacinto.„~,.„...,,,84 46n Jack L. 63 20n Jack R. ~.~.,,~.,.„64 On Jackals F. ,..,„..,32 Sis Jackals F. 33 13s Jackals Sp. „„„ 30 7s Jacket Arm _.„,4S 40s Jackmans ...........45 29n Jackson ,.,„„..,».,44 8n Jackson~.~ 44 35n Jackson..,...„,„,~42 15n Jackson — .,...,„39 46n Jackson 37 88n Jackson..,..,..,,, — 30 47n Jackson.~,„..,~,~36 20n Jackson Bay ..„,„44 Os Jackson Inn ..,,„„73 13n Jackson River -,,.44 8s Jacksonville .,..,„,33 60n Jacob's B 32 608 Jacob's F. 28 19s Jacobshagen ....,,63 20n Jacobshavn .^.,..,69 15N Jagers Dr. Fn 32 48s ^ tJ ft^^n m0^^^^^^-*^^*i^^ 4 us Jaggers Bg. „.,. — 30 378 33 46s 45 43n .19 12n .33 349 84 28n 53 29n 53 17n JaggersboBch Jaggins Jagherderpoor Jagors Dr. .. Jaharlyab Jahdo Bay . Jahde R. . . Jaliriyah„„_„„32 48n 88 44 44 44 IS 18 18 18 18 S3 44 SO 62 44 88 18 18 41 42 43 40 44 63 63 S3 40 40 86 18 18 18 17 17 17 40 88 40 40 86 41 63 41 88 18 29 18 17 Ob 13 40b 68 Ob 18 33b 63 SOW 40 80 50b 88 12 68b 17 6 Ow 86 S7 Ow 40 80 66b 23 18 48b 18 18 48b 18 88 SOW 44 96 SOW 40 98 Ow 40 18 28b 88 21 60b 88 26 37b 88 166 80b 63 70 6w 41 71 14w 41 69 17w 41 84 SOW 44 90 lOw 44 83 18w 44 88 60w 44 77 25W 44 168 88b 63 88 40w 40 168 40b 63 85 55w 43 17 60b 38 24 23b 88 15 24b 17 60 60w 40 24 60B 38 86 Ob 86 28 Ob 88 24 16b 88 64 28w 41 89 34b S3 26 26b 88 41 26b 80 8 10b 17 8 15b 17 44 15b SO Jerielio (AiMtr.}„.43 iHs Jerichow ,.... „ .,...62 SOn Jermoin C. .........67 60n Jerri Zade River ..83 80n Jersey, T. S. Jersey, T. S. Jersey, U. S.. Jershoft Jenniti Jestii Jettiiigen >. Jevenstodt . Jewett ..„.,.. Jeilah . Jeizar . Jhitoke. Jhodepoor- Jhonjooworra Jhubber. Jhung Jibboh Jidda Jiganool Jigni Jilllfree Jimbi 46 13N .47 28n 41 13h 82n 61 4lN 64 2n 48 33N .64 14n ,41 S8n 40n 8 SON 80 20n 21 66n 23 IOn 1 62n 81 IOn 62n 30 30n 39 17n 36 44N 18 SON 36 668 .26 16n .38 In Jisr Benut YaknbSS 3n Jinjincallali . Jlshel. ^mlay Mt.».....,...,87 168 Joaclunisthal,~...Ji2 68n Joacliimsthal ^48 S8n Joachlin8tIial.„.,JM) 22n Jool 14 16n Joaquin River .~~S7 On Job's Berg .„,„,.,28 S3s Johanne8thal,,„.,60 16n Johanngeorgin' Btadi Johns B.,„~, Johnson Ft. . Johnsonbnry Jubnstone Str.>„Ji0 20n Johnstown „„.....40 9n Johnstown „.,,~..40 19n Johstadt...,....,.„60 SlN t Jolictte 46 25n Jombo River 10 Os Jonagur ..~.„~.„17 25n Jonanja Sierra_, 1 Os t Jones >..,,. — ...45 27n Jonesboro -.....,,,,38 48n Jones ville --.,-.,.36 S7n Jonkers F.— .,„,,,84 Os i0 27H .43 49n .76 SON 41 84n Joorg Jordan Jordan River Jordan River Jork Joro Fangel Jose Sainta, Josephstadt Joslowitz Jotapata 3 9n 2 Os 2 6n 40 40N 3 3lN 8 80h 25 5s 60 2lN 48 46N 33 In Jouberts Fn.-. — ^32 32s Juan de Fuca Str.48 20n Juba-~ ~ — 18 6n Judith Pt ^41 23n Jadrio R. 46 6n Jugraon ^,-.-,-.30 44n Julian Alps 46 On Julianeshaab -.,-60 35n Jttlich Juliers — 50 55n Julier Pass. 46 28n JuUet 41 SON Jumeilali 34 23n Junction Bay -....,11 BOa Junction Dr. 33 4s Jung Woschitz -.49 31n Jungf em Teinltz-50 18n Jungingen . { Juniata . Juniata. Juniata R.- Junin, Jussu. Jutrosln . 48 28n 40 SON 40 24N 40 25N 34 208 29 29n 51 39n K 147 36b 13 3b 88 SOW 44 Ob 70 26W 71 20w 77 18w 16 SOb 13 17b 16 S8b 10 S6b 9 4lB 73 8w 89 80b S8 Ob 74 S6b 70 16b 71 48b 78 89b 73 83b 43 S7B 89 10b 91 86b 79 SSb 15 SOW 161 S6b 70 47b 86 37b 86 89b 149 8«B 18 44b 14 44b 12 S4b 16 42w 131 46W SO Ob 17 80b' 13 48b 69 40w 79 20w 78 87W 126 Ow 83 40W 78 65w 15 6b 74 85w 17 SOb 77 26b 11 5B 77 60w 95 lOw 83 18w 20 65b 61 46b 21 23b 35 85b 113 9w 9 40b 11 35b 63 22w 15 64b 16 14b 85 20b 24 Ob 124 Ow 57 Ob 71 SOW 13 82b 75 SlB 14 12b 46 30w 6 2lB 9 43b 87 68w 42 iB 132 65b 26 Ob 14 49b 13 62e 9 68b 77 lOw 77 low 77 42W 60 69w 72 22b 17 9b S3 17 40 80 41 41 44 17 17 17 18 17 43 80 39 83 88 88 88 88 80 86 88 80 86 66 83 31 81 63 17 18 17 86 46 88 17 17 41 40 43 89 43 42 17 43 88 83 86 43 45 44 88 83 88 81 46 17 36 60 17 18 81 88 40 29 41 18 83 18 40 17 15 44 80 62 38 18 17 18 42 42 42 60 S3 17 Kaaden Kaahap R.> Kaap H.. KabaR.. *»»*»#<»#i»o»» M 23n 13 16b 17 .26 65s 17 66b 88 27 32s 17 66b 88 -,83 258 26 25b 88 Kamap R 26 4 ^.^1 40ii Kent, Kent a. KentL. KentPenlnrala^ Kent Kentucky . 41 40ir 69 fifiii 75 SOv 68 30n 4011 30 458 Keoaanqne .......»40 46n Kepecw* Lake.,~47 Oh t K^pel ,^,,.,....,44 40if Ker V. 33 43s Kerah RWer..,,^^! Sn Keree Kania.>..,,»23 16a Kertch,,~.,,~...,.,4S 30n Keshln 15 50h Kediln 15 58n Kettwlg 61 3311 Ketsin 69 39n Keula, Or. 61 33n Keor F. ..^^ 33 33s Kearbooma R .,..33 57s Kewinlwini Mt ,^41 438 Key Weat 34 36n Keyport.,.,,^.,.,40 32n KeyteavUle ,.....,..39 26v Khabnr ..,...,,.„„30 43tr Khalkhalan —,,..,34 43n Kholeys-,..,.>..>..>3a 36ir Khoona 36 378 KhorLake 33 31n Khoreihen 10 IOn Khyber PaR8>,,„^4 14ir Klamba R. 36 208 Kibrlth 36 16n Klebel „, 53 2n Kieferstadtel 50 16n Kiel Bay ,„.~ 54 30n Kiel Har. 54 34n Klknmbalu M 3 lOs X Klknyu ...,~,~., 1 80s Kllema..^., 8 47s KUimaadJaro M.. 3 408 Kilkenny, T. & — 46 6ir KilUnekl. 60 14» KUmarle 57 13n KUwa 8 60s Kim 9 40k Klmanla ^..JW 37m Kina Balow, Mt . 6 25n Kinarblk 62 47n Kincardine, T. S..44 IOn Kindberg ...>47 80n Kindelbrttck 61 16n Kinderliook 42 27n Kinding 49 Oh King Oeoi^ 38 15n KingGeorgeTown 20n KingOeorgeTown 4 68n KingOeorgeTn..J3 228 King Olaas Town. 80n King I. 62 16x King !..„„ 65 On King Mt.^ 29 68 " ~ ,~,75 62n ,,,,43 6oN KingPt King, T. a. Kinglfniliam Lan(~ Klngitoannk t Kings Kings Creek. King's R.,M>,. King's R, 69 On 72 60n .40 20n ^24 158 .27 628 .36 18n KingsUnd Plain ,.27 268 Kingston ,,,.^..,,.. 4 1 45n Kingston „,„.w„„42 56n Kingston ^41 16n Kingston, U. a ,„39 60n Kingston, U. 8. -,41 23n Kinsman 41 33k 56a 76 50w 70 Ow 69 80w 69 50w 146 On 147 36b 96 38w 115 301 144 10a 75 45w 71 34w 71 40w 73 39W 96 lOw 78 Ow 108 Off 88 46w 161 801 91 40vr 79 Ow 81 Ow 18 51R 47 82a 16 33b 6 40b 86 30b 51 SOB 51 30b 6 55b 13 50b 10 30b 33 30b 33 30b 174 2b 81 60w 74 17w 92 50w 47 60b 43 42b 39 40b 17 40b 44 16b 48 44b 71 10b 147 30b 43 14b 16 7b 18 33b 10 30b 10 llB 36 60b 35 Ob 36 86b 86 Ob 78 60w 66 lOw 6 8w 89 SOB 15 68b 116 46b 117 3b 42 lOw 81 40W 16 36b 11 4e 73 49w 11 31b 77 12w 9 60b 5 68w 26 68E 9 40b 127 60w 168 lOw 141 40b 106 26w 79 38\r 97 Ow 66 SOW 74 Ow 140 Ob 151 43b 119 45w 25 20b 78 36w 71 9w 76 68w 94 2w 71 28w 80 34w 49 41 44 41 59 69 40 59 53 49 41 41 43 40 40 40 44 63 44 43 43 88 30 88 17 36 30 36 17 17 17 53 43 43 44 30 80 29 33 80 29 33 59 80 17 18 17 17 86 88 36 36 43 40 11 88 86 85 35 40 43 18 17 42 18 42 36 86 88 86 89 40 52 40 42 40 40 43 62 44 45 38 43 41 42 44 44 42 Klomin .„„,. 60 IHm Klopschen-....,...61 85ic KlosterNettbu-g..48 18n KkisterThal 47 In Klosterfelde 62 68ir Kloatergrab 60 39ii Kioaterle... 60 33n Klotlkow„.>„..,.,58 58n KlOtce ....53 37h Knabiea ..,..,. ,.38 10a .33 54s 1 16n Knapp . Knaps Bay Knebworth ........33 453 Knee It, ,..,...,..,..65 15m Kngertluksoak B. 68 16n Knie Pass 47 85m Knights Can. 60 50n .47 13m .49 3n .34 18s .40 30n ..40 32n .^5 18m .._37 20s ., 9 20m 1 328 23 15s Knittelfeld Knittllngen Knop Nose tKno Knox Knuds H<1. ^ KoanqulpR. Kobbo. Kobes Ot F. Kobip Mt ,. Fobylin 51 43n Kjchel 47 40n Kocher R . .49 16m 30 38 KOflacli 47 4n Kegel B. ,.,.,...„..34 168 Kegel F. 30 658 Kogeteln 49 22n Kogha R,.,w,„„.,32 30s Kohlf nrt ,.,.~.,.JH 19n Kohren ,.,..J>1 1m Kok F. 29 188 KokeF. 30 68 '9 448 3 OM !3 608 .49 SON 28 478 .40 29m 46 9n 52 19n 54 23N 51 8m 49 18m 1 llM Koker Trees Koki Kokmans Kr. Kokor. Koks Kr. Kolsutschen, Kolberg....^.^ Kolbitz,. Koidenbttttel Kolditz. Kolinetz. KSUeda Kolml>erg ,....»...,49 21m Koln, or CologncSO 66m Kolobeng,.,.,...,25 Os Kologha R 32 378 Kolonci R Ji2 28s Kolonga........... — 24 458 Koltscbcn 52 36m KSlzig „~.~~~~.,,51 37m ~ .29 558 28m 8 10m 19 On 8 On 56 24n .09 SON 27m Kamaggas Kommotau Koncha ....„.., Konfodeh .,., Kong, Hts. of Konge R Konig C. Koniginhof KSnlgs Wuster- hauscn, Ktinigsaal Konigaberg. KOnigsberg. KUnigsbcrg. Kiinigsberg,. KUnigsbronn KSnigsec^.... .52 18n .49 58m 49 48m 60 39m w,50 6n ~U50 6n 48 45m _49 7n KOnigsee 50 40n Konigshofcn 49 31m Koniggliorst 52 43m KOnigshiitte 50 17m KBntgstadtl ~.50 13m KSnigstein. 49 36m Konigstohl,.,,. — 46 58n KSnigswart 50 In Kiinigswartha — 51 18m Konitz ..,.,..... Konitz . Konnem Konni. Kontop. .49 35n .53 4lM .51 40m .13 40m .51 6Cm 14 27b 15 58b 16 10b 9 68b 13 27b 13 4lB 18 10b 15 llB 11 8b 8 89b 18 37b 37 3b 94 60w 149 55b 94 40W 64 lOw 10 42b 126 6w 14 49b 8 46b 81 46b 82 20w 82 36w 10 5lB 17 62b 86 60b 18 6Hb 17 16b 17 16b 11 22b 9 20B 18 7U 15 4b 18 49b 18 16b 17 22b 28 30b 15 10b 12 87B 17 48b 17 49b 30 45b 33 40b 19 46b 17 24b 22 8b 13 6b 16 34b 11 85b 9 6b 12 48B 13 26B 11 13b 10 25B 6 52b 26 Ob 28 27b 27 48B 151 40b 15 7B 14 33b 17 30b 13 26b 11 45B 41 Ob 9 Ow 8 47b 80 Ow 15 46b 13 38b 14 24b 18 7B 8 33b 12 3lB 10 35b 10 6b 15 12b 11 6b 9 44b 12 45b 18 69b 15 18b 11 39e 13 48b 12 36b 14 20b 16 52b 17 84e 11 45b 5 58e Id 60b 17 17 18 18 17 17 17 17 17 15 88 38 40 53 40 40 18 89 18 18 88 43 42 17 88 38 88 38 17 18 18 88 18 38 88 18 88 17 17 38 88 88 86 38 18 38 18 17 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 88 38 38 62 17 17 38 17 86 86 36 17 40 17 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 18 17 18 17 18 17 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 36 17 Cowlc It. Kowka R Kowuk R } Koyam Kozieglow,. Kozlan,.,.,. Kraai R ,... Kraiburg,,.^ Krailahelm. Krakan. Krakow. Kralowitz . Kralowltz , Kraliip,. Krapplts Kraano,. 'in 308 20 &0b 33 17s 23 6B 38r 161 Ow 12 30h 12 Ob 50 36lT 50 III .30 488 48 IOn 49 8w a 19ir ,...^(3 S9m 49 40n Om .60 14ir .60 29n 49 SON Kratzau,..„,.,,,...60 50m Kraubach .,,,,,.,.47 19n Krofeld .^....-JH 20m Kreglingcn 49 27m Krelbit 60 61n Kremerbruch,...,,54 3m Kremmen ........52 47m Krempe ,..,..., 63 61m Krems 48 26n Krenu R 48 On Krero8ler,„,.,....49 18m Kremaralinater 48 3n Kren88en,.,,,.,~..49 60m Krotttz,....,,.,.,.,.62 35m Kreuz....,.....,..,.Ji2 62m Krenz, H. .......46 63m Krenzberg .........49 40m Krenzbmrg —.....Jil 3m KriegerF. 27 878 Kriegem .,..,,....,.60 llM Krieglach ^47 33m Krieacht 62 35m Krillion Mt. Kriml, Krimler Tadem ..,47 7m Krimmitachau....JSO 49m Kritauw...„.,..,...82 4s Krojanke 53 18m Krome Elbock — 20 SOh Kromme R,....,..,.30 648 Kromme R,...,.,,...34 4s Kronach ,,......,..60 15m Kronaa 46 29m Kronberg .........JiO 11m Krone, Deutsche Ji3 16m Krone, Pola......~,JS3 19m Kronenburg...-.50 22m Kroombek R,.,...84 15a KrSpelin,,, ;,~64 5m Kropp... „..,...... ...64 25m 19 10b 13 84b 26 44b 13 26b 10 4b 13 6lB 13 16b 16 10b 13 38b 14 18b 17 59b 18 28 14 58b 14 66b 6 83b 10 2b 14 80b 17 16b 18 Ob 9 29b 16 35b 14 6b 17 25b 14 7b 11 88b 12 47b 16 IB 13 6lB 16 46b 10 16B 25 20b 13 36b 15 34b 15 IB 68 30;f 137 Ow .47 14M 12 10b Kroasen Krosaen Krotoachin Krotzingen Kmldt Fn. Krula Krula R ...... Krumai Knrniai — 50 69m >2 2m il 42m .47 64m .32 258 .31 558 .31 668 .48 49m .48 36M Knimbach .,,.^.47 32m KruHcndorf 54 28n Knisen8ternCapc70 50m Kraaenstem C. ,.67 10m 163 40w Krzepice.... .50 67m 18 44b Krzinetz 50 15n 16 10b 12 7b 12 2lB 18 60b 17 Ob 26 9b 18 47b 24 26b 11 17B 13 47b 8 30b 16 28b 17 68b 6 27b 20 55b 11 47b 9 3lB 11 68b 15 6b 17 27b 7 4lB 35 Ob 30 33b 20 32b 14 18b 15 26b 16 IOe 10 3b 93 low Kuavi River «... Knbakop River. Kubico B Kuchel... ...^ Kuchen .......... . 8 608 39 20b ^24 03 19 8B ..23 30a -17 60b .47 38m 13 7b Kuhap K Kuhsdorf. KuU Kull R Knis Kuissce tKuki Kuku Kuladyne Rlvei KullL 48 39M .25 68 53 23M 31 47s 31 448 -.24 25s ,27 7s .13 ION ,17 IOn ,20 IOn ,69 40m Kuller Kahar 32 62m Kulm — .„..„,— 50 44n Kfilsheim .,-49 40n KumaKams 25 478 Kummer — .— ,— 63 20n Kummerow See.— 53 60m Kunsp Ft ..—.—33 Is 9 47b 18 Ob 11 14b 20 33b 20 40b 18 5b 22 3b 13 OB 21 60b 93 10b 90 Ow 72 20e 13 60b 9 3lB 17 10b 11 2lB 12 52b 26 40e 88 88 40 36 18 17 38 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 17 17 18 18 17 38 17 18 17 40 18 18 17 38 17 38 88 88 17 18 17 17 17 17 38 17 17 17 17 17 18 38 88 88 18 18 18 17 40 40 18 17 38 38 38 18 18 88 17 38 38 38 33 36 36 35 40 33 17 18 38 17 17 38 La UonKO Lake and Ft La Trobe R I Labarry ». Leber .». I Labonchpre.— . Labuan Isle (Borneo) ....... Labyrinth B. Lacon Ladla.. Lady Anne'a Strait Lady Bay . Lady Franklin C. Lady Hamilton B Lady Ricliardaon Bay r.ady Smith Tn.. Ladybank, Lafnitz R. Laga...^. Lag Lagonegro . Lagorei C. -~.. Lagrange Bay. Ijiheiacy Mis.,. Uhn. LahnR. LahDsteln. Lahou. Lahul Mt Lalbach Lalbach R ,. Lakalabaleli. I Lake Lake Port...^ Lake, T. a - Laken V. Lakkat . Lallee Lambach . Lambrecht . t Lambton — . Laralum — . { Lamoille Lamon, Lampertheim,.. Lamaprirge— ... Lamukatinlale. Lan w ............. Lanaa de Zamora. Lancaater. Lancaster, U. a, Lancaater, U. a,. Lancaater, U. a. Land Hadeln — {LandKehdingen LandaS ...,.»—.< Landak .,..,....,,. Landeck ,......,. Landeck ......... Landeck ..,——. Landsberg^.,— .. Landaberg, Alt ,. Landaec— ,.-, Landahut . Landakron ,— , I^Andatraaa -..., Landatuhl ..—..— Lang River— Langbath .— ,- Lange F. — .— Langeland Belt Langelaheim Langen _— .. Langcn Kandel Langenau Langenberg. Langenberg. Langenburg, Langendorf ..—..— Langenhageo.— .— Langenhom.— . Langenhom ...— ~ Langenlois ,— - Langensenbold -. Langenzenn..— X Lanttevin, Langley Ft. Langley Pt. . Langschede . Langton Bay . » an 88 40 36 18 17 88 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 18 17 17 18 18 17 88 17 18 17 40 18 18 17 38 17 38 38 88 17 18 17 17 17 17 88 17 17 17 17 17 18 88 88 88 18 18 18 17 40 40 18 17 38 38 38 IS 18 88 17 88 36 38 38 86 36 35 40 33 17 IS 33 17 17 38 Ln Uont{o Lake and Kt M 1S» La Trobe II 38 lOs LLabarry 48 Msi tber 40 4ii LLabonchcre....,^!i& 8te tbuan Isle (Borneo) .^ Labyrinth a ......68 lis Lacon 40 60if Ladla.. ..■■..,..,......47 Sir 104 SOW 147 Ob 71 ajiw 11 Mm 149 30a Lady Anne's Strait Lady Bay . .7S 50if .30 Os Lady Franklin C..76 SON Lady Hamilton B. 76 32x Lady Richardson Bay.......,....,...09 30if T^ady Smith Tn 38 828 Ladybanlt 66 16k Lafnits R. 47 13n Laga -.„, 8 60n 61 69n .40 6n Lagonegro Lagorei C. Lagrange Bay I^Aheiscy Mts. LHhn LahnR Lahii8tein...~.. Lahou ..,„„.,.. Lahul Mt. . Laibach. Laibach R. ,. LalcalabalcU. JLalte Lake Port. Lake, T. a .- Laken V. Lakkat ^ Lalloe 18 46s 27 20s 60 6Sir 23N ~.60 18n ... 6 On ^ 6 36k 46 4n — 40 On — 27 60s — 41 40k — 38 7n — 44 40n ~-33 lOs 26 6n 31 48n 48 6k Lambach .... Larabrecht ....^ — 32 62s t Lambton 43 Ok Laralom ...... ...31 42n t Lamoille^. 44 40k Lamon....,~.-.~..,46 3n Lampertheim.~.,..49 86n LamBprirge,.,.,~.,61 68k Lainukatin Isle,.. 40k Lana 50 7k Lanas de Zamorai..34 668 Lancaster .... — ...44 31n Lancaster, U. 8.^.44 88n Lancaster, U. S....42 63k Lancaster, U. &.~30 12k Land Hadeln ......63 46k tLandKehdingen63 46n Landa£f..........„..44 llK Landak .............. I 16n Landeck 50 20h Landeck 63 32k Landeck ......w._47 8k Landsberg — 46 60k Landsberg, Alt — 62 84k Landsei Landshut . Landskron I.iandstra8s Landstuhl Lang River.. Langbath .,.. Lange F. . 7 34» .48 44k .49 u6k 45 6lK 49 23k 72 12n .47 49k 1 9s Langeland Belt — 64 60k Langelsheim ,,....61 66k Langen ....,.......^..,.62 61n Langen Kandel...49 4k L.angenau...,...,.~~48 29k Langenberg>...~w.50 66k Langenberg.~~..~61 21k Langenburg-~.,~49 14k Langendorf .,...,.,.60 29k Langenhagen,... — 62 27n Langenhom 53 39k Langenhom...,~~54 40k Langenlols 48 29k Langensenbold — 50 11k Langenzenn..~~~49 29k t Lanitevin.w...,...46 16k Langley Ft 49 10k Langley Pt 75 12n Langsclicde >,.,~-5l 29k LangtonBay 69 20SJ 117 Ow 29 18b 8 7w 16 da 16 6b 8 46b 14 68b 11 30b 121 86b 23 Ob 16 40b 8 Ob 7 86b 4 46w 11 60b 14 30b 14 28b 80 6b 81 lOw 01 20w 77 60w 19 43b 68 23e 73 608 13 64k 18 37b 82 20w 46 lU 72 60w 11 46b 8 27b 10 Ob 108 68b 13 67b 68 38w 71 38w 71 28w 90 80w 82 50w 8 50b 9 15b 71 66w 110 25b 16 49b 16 69b 10 84b 16 13b 13 42b 16 20b 16 67b 16 378 16 268 7 34b 93 42w 13 46B 30 18b 10 64b 10 20b 7 158 8 llB 10 6b 12 3b 7 6b 9 51b 18 38b 9 44e 10 Ob 8 65]i 16 40b 9 2e 10 478 70 22w 122 26w 104 18w 7 42b 124 30w 40 M 41 18 63 6 18k 116 28b 86 106 Ow 40 80 17w 44 10 38b 18 80 Ow 40 146 Ob 63 103 Ow 40 07 SOW 40 40 88 13 18 86 17 26 18 63 88 17 17 17 86 36 18 18 as 43 44 43 38 83 33 18 38 42 30 43 18 18 17 35 17 60 41 44 44 44 17 17 41 85 17 17 18 18 17 18 18 17 18 18 40 18 88 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 18 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 41 40 40 17 40 I,rixriili iirg. I Ijixton Uy IvC Geant.. I.<>nkirrille LehaR_« I-iOba Soe ,. I.<>bach I Ixbanon t^ebanon Lebanon Lebanon .4H 4n lii 21 1 Lebanon, U. &. Lebanon, U. & Lebanon, U. & Lebanon, U. R Lebanon, U. S., Lcbols RlTcr. Lebrade„ Lech Thai Lechcnich „ Lechfeld„, iec ^iCdaR. T^detsch Ledjah_ Ledmore _„. I.edro, L. di Leeder,... Leeds Mt .—44 40k Ok 46 60k —31 10k 64 80k 64 4.1s 40 36K .40 lOK .40 IOr .41 40k .43 40n .40 36k .40 On ,37 Sr.K ■84 25k .36 &6n -46 20K 13k .47 20k 60 47k .48 10k .64 46k 63 llK .40 42k t6 46k — 68 4n .46 63n .47 67h .78 23k .44 38k .46 17k .40 81 K i3 62k .30 23s .33 79 Leeds, T S, Leeds, T. S. Leesport Leetzen. Lcenwcnkull R. Lecuwkuil Lefroy B. — .J17 IfiK Lecau —,.,.... — 47 62k Leharon— ..—26 43s Lchesten —.,—....60 29k Lehnin— — .62 19k Lehrberg— — 40 20n Lehrte ..,,., ...—62 23n Leiben— — .48 16k ..23 Os —46 47k -30 20s -10 Os -24 248 -40 30n ^l 3(!k t Leibig. Leibnitz. t Leichardt.^ Leichardt R.. Leidenburg... t Leigh Leimbach .... LeinR .48 6lK Jil 23n ..46 30k -.48 23k 60 4lK Leine R. t Leinstcr— I^instetten. Leipa, Lciphelm— — .48 26k Leipnik —.——.— . 4 32k Lclanig — ....— JSI 10k Leitha Gb. 47 6!Ik Leitha R. 47 37k Leitmeritz —60 S2k Leizkan— — .,62 4k Lckatlong— ,.28 148 LekosV.— .— 31 638 Lematee— — 86 40s Lembach— — 46 82k Lembach— —— 48 SON Lemberg —...—.— 46 15k Lemookoan— M— ..33 Ss Lempitlaw ..— JS6 86k Lengefeld ......60 34k Lengenfelc Lengerich. Lengfurt,. I^ngoplng . Lengsfeld .. Leni R. Lenkersheim t Lennox i Lennox—.— Lennox, U. S.. Lenoir ... Leiisahn Lenwendans. Lenzkirch Leominster,. Leonberg . .60 44k -.62 10k 49 48k .27 868 60 47n 4 30s 49 30n .44 15k .26 2.'>3 42 20k 36 2n 64 14k 31 Oa .47 6lK 42 82k 48 48k Leonf elden — — 48 81h leopards Val...3— 31 838 Leopold C 76 47H Leopold I..— .64 62k Leopold P. . -73 62k Leopold Pr. I 74 Ok 70 Ow 16 Ob 6 6Ab 88 42W 17 37R 17 36b « »4b 76 20w 76 31W 73 llw 73 :<»w 76 20* 86 SOW 86 7w M Ow 03 60w 68 16w 10 26b 10 82b 6 46b 10 60b 8 69b 7 84b 18 18b 88 10b 4 68w 10 44b 10 49b 78 30w 76 lOw 71 30w 76 61w 10 14b S3 10b 19 82b 86 20w 10 7b 26 llE 11 27b 12 45b 10 30k 68b 16 IfiB 160 Ob 16 23b 148 20b 139 46b 80 48b 76 30w 11 37b 9 62b 10 Ob 74 Ow 8 32e 14 86b 10 13b 17 87b 13 6«B 16 86b 16 6e 14 7b 11 66b 36 9e 18 42b 25 23b 16 86b 13 64r 16 34b 26 27b 3 22w 13 22b 13 llB 7 608 36e 35 15b 10 78 80 208 10 20R 77 Ow 162 25r 73 Ow 81 40w 10 64b 18 66b 8 llB 71 64w 9 IB 14 16b 25 Ob 78 lOw 63 20w 90 3w 00 Ow 40 18 42 86 16 44 17 l: IM 42 43 43 43 44 M 44 44 44 44 17 18 17 18 17 17 18 80 11 18 18 40 43 41 43 17 88 88 40 18 88 17 17 18 17 18 62 18 63 63 88 42 17 18 17 43 18 17 18 18 17 18 18 17 17 88 88 88 18 18 13 88 13 17 17 17 18 33 17 86 18 42 62 44 44 17 88 18 41 18 18 88 40 40 40 40 I.lchUiiwalda Llrhnani . Uildon L, Lli-bau.... -ii. u 61 \Hn lA 4. li job h Lie bail. Ui'bvnau . Licbvnuu— . Llebenau. — 29 lU 60 45k 49 4a]i .— M 44k 51 SON SO aOK ..62 IHK Uebenan— 62 31k IJ«benberRsUirer27 30a Ucbcnthal 61 ox Llebenwalde —62 Mk Liebenwerda — 61 81n Llebentel Liebcnilg Liebstadt Llebstadt LLlfgnit; leser Thai—. Ueaing It. Lletzen 48 47n M S3X Licnlve Fn. Ligar Mt, t Light LiKUt- 46 69h 61 42n 30 44n —53 Ok 30 78 Ligov Liht Lilienilial Lily F. Umbach, Ober —46 48n L Limerick —44 60n imcstone L —04 8k Limlngton .........43 45k t Lincoln t Lincoln . t Lincoln , Lincoln . Lincoln . Lind I...M... 44 6k 42 Os S2 67s 44 7k 68 4.'>K Llndan ...62 3n Linden. Linden Oleii. Lindunberg . Ltndcnfcls Liiidennan Fd— Lindcm ........... Lindholm Undow — Lindow 41 16N .33 808 47 8(iN 49 40k .,60 30k ..52 6lN .—64 4Gk .— Ji3 14n J>2 68k X Lindsay Llnga River—., 1 15n Lingkllng R. 25 16s Linn— ——61 20k Llnncns —.,..,— 46 2k Linneus— _— 39 68n Linnlch — 60 69k Linsborg— — 52 35k LinthR. 47 3n Linyante— — 18 Os Linz —,.,—,..47 54k Llobregat River .41 46k Lion, Lit. a 33 4s Lion Reef Lions Path Sr, Lippehne — ..„ Lisbon Lisbon, U. S. Llschau— .... t L'Islet Llssa 71 On 23 268 52 59k .44 43k 30 22k 49 In 47 Ok llK Lissa Pass—. Lissburg — .. Lissitz — .— .„ List. Llston L t Litchfield. Litchfield .. Litschau — w Littaiu— .— . Littawa R. . Llttay. 49 12k .50 22K .49 27k 6 2k 63 46k 41 60k 37 27k 48 56k .49 42N .49 6K 46 4k Little Fish Lake .63 Ok Little Fish River ..61 30k Little Fort 42 20k Little Luta L.— I 30n LittleMadwa8kaR.47 Ok Little, Mt 10 358 Little Pt. 76 43k Little Snake R. —40 408 Uttleton 44 17K Littleton L 78 27k Liverpool— —40 34k Liverpool 41 20h Livoi-pool— — .,,43 8m .~.>10 30s 40 16i Llandalf t Loangi t Lobalo Loba UtbeJUn Lobenstein Lobo,T. a LobOBltz ^ Locarao ,.41 60n 148 101 . 3 OS 13 Ok »«».**#**»' Lochaber, T. 8. LOchnltz R .11 08 1 fin 1 8811 ,^0 37ir .46 On ,50 SOD .4« ion .46 36if ^3 7if Lock Haven ^^ .Al lOw Locke L 68 80k LLocklng«,..>„~>..40 6n )ckport.— ~-~,41 67m Lockyer Rango ^34 40s 116 34 Oa 14 40a 11 63b 11 40b 81 80W 14 38 8 46b 76 16W 11 40a 77 80w 66 Ow 83 80w 80 34Mr Ob Loddon R. Loena R. LoeriR. Lofer. LOfflngen Logan P. Logan R. Logan, T. 8. Logansport S Loggun - t Logone IS 368 148 63a .14 60s 36 80b 13 188 .47 8Gm .47 62ir .71 16n 33 7b 13 43b 8 3lB 94 Ow M lOa 144 Ob .48 36if 81 18w Lohbek R. LoheR. LBhn Lolbersdorf LoiblFaas Loi .40 46n 86 18w ,10 80k 16 Ob .13 Ok 19 Ob i6 4k 8 48a 6Sk it la 13 12m 8 43b .47 6GK 16 13b .46 35k 14 17b 87K 9 46b .^5 6k 9 26b Loitz .w,--»«63 69k 18 6b Loma Mount.,w,^ 9 68k 9 SOW Lomniat8cb..,~wv^l 13k 13 18b Lomnltz.~,.~-..~.>49 6k 14 43b Loinnltz~..>.....>,~49 33k 16 35b Lomnltz..>.> .»~60 31m 16 33b London E 33 78 37 408 London, T. S ^43 8k 81 13w London, U. S 37 8m 84 Ow LongL^>~..~>.».^ eK 68 80w Long L ^46 37k 69 36 w Long L. and Ho. -61 Ok 87 Ow Long Mts. -,>,...~~37 36s 33 30a Long Mount&..~^0 308 19 Oa Long Pond 44 3k 70 40w Long Swamp >..~^6 40s 144 35b t Longford~~-.-~44 55k 79 6w Longford Ft .,.^.76 46k 103 40w Longlands Cata- ract ^>~..».->~67 6k 77 40w LookerK)n RanKe,43 14s 173 86b Lookers-on B..w.^42 308 173 60b Lookout C. ....,.--^55 30k 86 16w Looria F. .,^.,.^,^.28 30s Lopepe.~'~~>~~~'23 Os Lopez C. ~~~ 40s LLoranga 16 Os trCQ *#ji».#K'..,~32 42s 149 64b LouRhborouKh Lorolani R. X Lorridn Lorup Lorz R Li5Bch Loscbitz Losensteln Loshm Loslau .36 368 .41 20k 65k ,47 12k .49 13k .49 44k .47 65m .49 30m .,,.-,—50 Ok 63 40 40 41 43 63 63 43 88 68 86 88 17 17 17 43 17 36 43 17 44 40 43 43 63 63 88 88 18 18 40 63 43 44 86 80 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 17 36 17 18 18 17 88 43 44 41 41 40 88 88 41 63 43 40 40 68 68 40 88 88 86 38 18 40 17 86 88 43 17 15 18 18 18 18 18 17 41 86 43 88 41 63 Maiiki. tkt, LONO. No. o» Mir. 17 36k 6 368 ^W»»^>»»*'*»|»*' ^»^^ »^^>m^fm^^^ Lnhe.. Lube R.. Ltthn. Lulza R......,.,..»~> 6 368 Luke. Port 13 40s Lukellng ..^^ 11 Os Lulua River ,.~,.>10 Os Lnlua River ,.^,.^ 6 40s Lumeiezls.....,.,,.. 8 368 Lumpkin ,~,~..~.~,<13 3m Lnnden ^,^ , ^,,^A 30w Lunden Rlvcr,.^,. 1 46k Lundenburg,,.~~.48 46k t Lungau.~,-^~.~~47 13k 3 30m 3 10m 8 36k •M,Mw.61 86m ,,.,-47 4k 47 63M ,,,.^..60 68m 16 OS 36m „Ji4 17m 49 9k 34 30s 9m ,13 408 6 80k 13 308 49 18m 46 44m Lusen Uerg,-,».,-,48 56m Luflsln L 44 36m LusBln-grando ,,,_44 82n Luasln-plccolo ,~„-44 88 m Lusson -„„~.,-„,-48 14m Lustenau.,.,~,~~„49 8m Lutaw „~,~ 33 48m Luther, T. 8 ~.43 66m Luther8burg-„„-41 4k Lutjenwlstedt -„,Ji4 9m Luttenbcrg,.„w,„,,46 31m I Lutterwarth--,44 60k LUtz Berg...-,.,~w,47 16k LUtzerath-,„w.-JI)0 7m Lutzmannsteln ..,49 16m LUtzow ~,.„,..,.„..53 39m Luviri R..,„....„,10 30s .41 15m ,41 16k ,41 30m ,^..,.61 10m ^45 35M 24 308 .43 6lM 40 60s .17 30s 46 18m 41 36M 19 30m 43 40k .24 30s Lungo Lttne LnneR Ltlnen .,.— » LUner Sec Lunz ...,., Lunzcnau Lupata LupowR Lupow See Luppurg Lupton Luptow See. Luquez, Port . Luri R. Luvla R LuRChnltz R Ltiaen-Mi. X Luzem Luzerne. X Lycoming Lyddcn -.>„. LLyelL..,,.. yell Rango Lyme Lyme Regis Lynd Rlvur. X Lyndock. Lyndon Lyne Lyons Falls. Lyons R ~., Lyons, U. S. -.,..,.41 SSm Lyttlcton-„.»...,.43 848 Lytton .-„„,..,..,„50 10m X Lyttnn ^.-,^.^.46 40m L Lytton -,„.~..~26 40s ytton .,#.,»„.->.,>40 14m 13 8b 10 6b 10 48a 18 40b 40 60b 86 Oa 31 Oa 10 Oa 33 30b 86 Ow 9 3b 110 2b 16 68b 18 86a 34 60b 10 36b 8 47b 7 8lB 46b 16 3b 13 46b 84 16b 17 36b 17 368 11 46b 160 37b 16 16b 49 60b 30 Ob 40 80b 14 30b 11 47a 18 80b 14 23b 14 19b 14 17b 69 30w 10 13b 88 OW 80 87w 78 46w 9 39e 16 llB 78 60w 9 66a 6 59b 11 45b 11 lOa 38 Ob 76 Ow 76 Ow 77 lOw 1 14b 78 Ow 116 40b 73 14w 148 3b 143 30b 77 20w 90 Ow 96 Ob 76 83w 115 30b 90 9w 172 63b 131 33w 76 6w 150 SOis 121 2Sw 18 17 18 88 86 86 86 86 86 44 17 86 18 18 86 17 17 17 18 18 17 86 17 17 18 63 17 86 18 18 18 18 18 18 41 18 44 43 43 17 18 42 18 17 18 17 38 43 42 42 10 42 62 42 63 62 42 44 85 42 62 44 63 40 42 62 39 Nahis. tkr. LoNo. If o. or M4P, M Msasholm -,..„..,j;4 43k Mababo Rlvcr....,.l9 30s 35 Mabota.,.,~.,...,„„25 26s 32 Macadam Plains -26 30s 117 Hacallster Peak..,33 Ss lis Macapan Hill 24 30s '30 H'Arthur River .,.16 Os 136 Macarthy Island -13 SOn 15 X Mncanlay .......45 7m 79 I M'Cllntock 46 20k 78 M'CUntockC 74 2k 91 t M'Chire 46 16m 78 M'DoBagh Creck-28 16s 143 Macdonald C 76 46m 87 Macdonald Mt 27 46s 18 Mitcdonald Rlvpr„30 648 159 69b Ob 30b Ob 8b 80b 5a 17 38 88 62 62 38 62 Mahomed's Fugeer X Mahoning— .-.41 Om Mahr Mcustadt .,.49 47m Mahr Ostrau .^..,.,49 63k Mahr Trlbau ,^..^49 46k Hahrenberg ,46 87k Mahring 49 56k Maldan -. 34 44ii Maidstone, T. S. -43 16k Maila 19 608 X MaiUoux 46 88k Mainbemheim— .49 43k Matnburg 48 88k Mainz or MayenceSO Ok Malsach.-,..... — 48 14k Maltapapa^.,.....,.46 3s Malto 13 60k t Majame -., „ „.,. 4 Oa Majendle Pt 76 18k Makallata 16 60k Makaroopa Mta -36 Os Makarora .,..44 828 MakatI 46 408 Maketo . 20 Os Maklklhl R ^44 408 Ma'kU .,; 30 34k Makotu -.,. 37 9s Makotukntukn .,.46 7s Mai Said 33 89k Malacca, Strait of 8 Ok Malagarazl R -.~. 6 lOs Malahide, T. S. ...42 47k Malaita or Carte- ret Isle 8 30s Malam .-..,.-. — ,13 Ok lOw 86 20w 42 60w 43 Ow 40 6w 42 Ob 62 47w 40 Ob 33 39b 62 I Manito I Malapane R .-^..,60 33m Malborget 46 30m Malchlner See —..63 42m Malcolm 36 30s Malcolm .,..,.,-,.-81 40k Malcolm Point — 34 Ss Male 46 21m Malemba.,^...-.^. 6 30s Mallnes or Mcch- 1 3m 27 63s 48 46m 5 50k 33 25s 1 S4m O 37K 20 308 46 42M 47 Om 48 63m .49 16M 48 53k . 8 438 13 303 21 60a .47 14k Mampoor Lake 19 258 Man, Isle of —...,..54 15m Manaherikia R -.45 Os Manamah -„..., — 30 Ok Manaquara-.,.-....15 30s Manasses Gap —.,38 66m Manchester HO.-.53 29m Manchester, U. S.43 17k Manchester, U. S.35 SOk X Mandingoes-.^.. 8 Ok Mandllng Pass-,-.47 37k Mando -..,-,-.-.-.14 Ok Manetin— „-- ,.,-60 Ok Manga ,.,.-,. — .,,, 3 1 15m lin Maling Mt. Mallersdorf. Malluda Bay Malmesbury Malmit Malodi Malopo River Mais Malta Thai Maltsch— , Maltsch Maltsch R . Maluvo — X Mambara Mambone - Mamendort Maiigart Mangatu R Mangerye or Flo- res Isle, Mangfall R. X Manguro Manhegan I. Maniago „... Manlco Pt. Manlnchi R Maniototo Laku. X Manisa .,—.-. Manisa or King George R, 46 36m .40 22s 8 30s 47 47k 12 Os 43 44K 4b 9n .63 30m ,19 Os .45 35s ,19 Os ,25 45s „„60 45N 64 88b 80 60W 17 6b 18 16b 16 41a 16 18a 13 SOa 89 46b 83 48W 37 Ob 70 SOW 10 18a 11 46b 8 16a 11 14b 170 6e 16 60b 86 Ob 96 60w 48 80b 36 80b 169 Ob 169 SOb 34 63b 171 13b 47 65b 33 46b 170 50r 44 36b 101 Ob 30 Ob 81 2w 160 40b 9 36b 18 56b 13 36b 13 38b 189 16b 91 Ow 133 40b 10 63b 13 6b 4 37b 17 Ob 13 17B 117 IOb 18 36b 16 27b 76 9b 23 30b 10 32b 13 26b 8 19b 8 4lB 14 30b 19 40e 86 Ob 86 60b 9 4lB 34 Oa 4 31w 169 60b 48 20b 46 30b 77 60w 109 40w 73 Ow 86 12w 6 Ow 13 34b 18 30b 13 15b 73 64b 13 40b 175 48b 121 20b 1147b 34 Ob 69 18w 12 42b 86 35W 28 308 171 12b 81 Ok 32 40b 129 low 83 43 18 18 18 18 18 80 43 88 41 18 18 17 18 68 86 88 40 86 88 63 63 88 63 SO 88 63 30 86 86 43 63 86 18 18 17 63 44 63 18 86 16 38 18 36 88 17 83 88 18 18 18 18 18 36 88 36 16 86 9 63 30 36 43 40 44 44 86 18 36 17 83 18 63 35 18 38 41 18 40 36 63 S3 40 Kamsi. IiAT. Marmolatta Marmora, T. S. Mamewyh Mamitz Marora MarosLako Marrabee SL Marsberg Marpow 18 39 .36 36 -Jil 37 „. 1 40 Marquette-. — —.44 8 t Marsh 28 10 MarshaU 39 28 Marshall 39 2 Marshall 43 16 Marshall 83 33 MarshaUs I ^44 4 Marshfleld ^43 7 Marston, T. & — ^46 87 MarteU Thai 46 33 Martin Bay-.~.~-,44 32 Martin FaUB.-.-.-Jil 30 Martin Pt— „„.,~. 7 MartinBbruck-...,.46 68 Martlnsburg.— 40 16 Martires River — 83 13 Martirl River 41 46 Mary Jones Bay -70 30 Mary or Hum- boldt R 40 30 Maryboro, T. a ~.43 48 Marysvlll e .,,,.,„.,. 3 6 46 Masarals R ^46 25 Maschau .„,..,„„ JO 16 Masena 11 60 Mashaim, T. a — 46 40 Mashena 13 10 Mashonde 40 Mashow 36 60 X Maskamma ...-,31 25 Mason B. ...,,,.,..,,46 65 ,46 9 10 .30 10 J50 11 .45 60 .48 33 .15 30 .9 § Massagetae Massangano, Massangzani B. Massbach — .-.. Massena, U. S.. Massing. [r«i«wvw^«wi«>^«iM» Massowa Matacong I. .-„ Matago or Wat- kins R Matagorda Matahumkeag L. 45 47 Mataikuna 40 48 Matalnanga ——,45 35 Matalti-tahl ...44 66 Matam 16 50 § Matamba ,-~.,— , 8 20 Matamoras Matamoras Matemba, or Latete .— . t Matlbele. Matlareen R. X Matlona .26 2 .26 60 .26 32 .23 .27 13 ,18 40 MattawamkeagL.46 27 X Mattawan 46 2C X Mattawatcbau -45 IC Matterhom-~-,-.46 68 Mattersdorf .,,-.-.47 4£ Mattig R ^48 10 Mattighofen.,.,.-~48 £ Mattola ... , — 25 6S Mattsee .-.-.- 47 6i Matzel Gb. 40 IC Matzen -.,„., .48 34 Mauch Chunk — ^40 60 Maucrklrchen — 48 11 Maukatawal Mt. -42 1( Mauree .,..-.,-„.-30 32 Mautem 47 2J Mautem .-,.- Mautemdorf. Mauth Mauthausen Mauthen . Mawera River Ma^vlyali Mawo .43 23 .47 i .49 4! .48 14 .46 4( .42 If .28 4( 14 3( JM,Ji^^—aJ-^Um . «t ...... .1^ .CK'S GENERAL ATLAS. i r„— Mo. ofI 4 58e 82 SOW 42 7 6b 18 8 16b 18 6 4lB 18 S 13b 18 3 30b 18 9 46b 80 3 48w 43 7 Ob 88 SOW 41 18b 18 1 46E 18 3 ISB 17 1 14b 18 6b 68 6 60b 86 6 Ob 88 )6 60w 40 8 80b 86 >S 80b 88 9 Ob 63 9 30b 63 >4 63b 88 n 12b 68 7 66b 80 >3 46b 88 60r 63 4 26b 30 1 Ob 85 10 Ob 86 11 2W 43 40b 62 9 35b 86 8 66b 18 8 26b 18 2 38b 17 9 15b 63 1 Ow 44 3 40b 63 53b 18 2 6b 86 4 27e 16 T Ob 38 2 17b 18 7 IOe 36 8 36b 88 6 27a 17 6 9b 83 3 30b 88 32b 18 3 26b 18 8 19b 18 8 41b 18 4 30b 18 9 40b 36 6 Ob 88 6 60b 86 9 4lE 15 4 Ob 36 RAMBt. IiAT. IiOlfO, Mo. or Map. Marmolatta _.^46 2«ir Marmora, T. S. — 44 84ii Mamewyh 27 38s MBniltii.,f. rr r -Jm lOw Marora >» 7 26s Maros Lake ..,...^88 29ir Marrabee St 26 86fl Marsberg 61 27H Marpow^.. >..» 1 40n Marqnette»..^....>~44 8n 1 Marsh 28 lOs MarshaU ........^^39 28n Marshall 39 2n Marshall 42 16n Marshall 33 28» Marshalla I ^44 4n Marshfleia 43 7ir .46 37M ,46 32m Martin Bay 44 228 Martin FaUs 61 30n Martin Pt 70 On Martinsbmc1c,^46 63n Martinsburg 40 16n Martires River — 33 12m Martiri River 41 46s Mary Jones Bay .70 20ir Mary or Hum- boldt R. 40 208 Maryboro, T. a ~-43 48m Marysvill&~>>~w»~36 46K Marston, T. S. Martell Thai MasaraisR Maschau Masena .46 25N JiO 16if Al 60m Mashaim, T. S. — 46 40n Mashena 13 IOn Masbonde ...,. » .>>~ O 403 Ma8how<». .25 60s t Maskamma ,..,^^1 258 Mason B. ,,.,„,,^^^,46 668 { Massagetae Massangano . Massangzani B. Massbach ....^^ Massena, U. S.> Massing. .46 Om 9 10s ,20 10s .60 llN .45 60m .48 22n Massowa .„..., .>..,16 30M Matacong I. ,.,..>~ 9 On Matago or Wat- kins R. 28 48« Matagorda 28 40m Matahomkeag L. 45 47m Mataikuni Matainanga Mataki-takL Matam .40 488 .45 35s .44 568 .16 50m . 8 203 26 2M 25 60II § Matamba Matamoras Matamoras Matemba, or Latete ,.,.,>.,..^„,26 323 JMatibele 22 Os Matlareen R. 27 138 t Matlona ,,,..,,w~.18 40s Matrey,>.».,>,.„~.~,47 8m Mattan .,.,,,.,,,.,.^^^ 1 68s MattawamkeagL.46 27n t Mattawan ,..^-,-,46 20m t Mattawatcbau ,,45 10m Matterhom 45 68m Mattersdorf ,.,,.,^.47 45k .43 10s .48 6H .26 53s .47 68ir .46 16M 48 24m Mauch Chunk — ^40 50m Maucrklrchen ->.48 llK Maukatawai Mt. „42 18s Mauree .„,., .30 32n Mautem ,„^^^41 26m Mattig R. — Mattighofen. Mattola ^ Mattsee , Matzel Gb Matzen Mautem ,.,,„,... Mautemdorf. Mauth Mauthausen Mauthen Mawera River Mawiyah Mawo 43 23m 47 9m 49 49m .48 14w 46 40m .42 188 28 40n 14 30^^ 11 66b 77 46w 36 63b 11 64b 36 60b 48 268 33 36b 8 60b 115 50b 88 38w 150 80b 87 SOW 93 2w 86 HW 94 33W 68 40V 70 46w 70 68w 10 44b 168 Ob 87 SOW 142 80W 10 26b 82 20W 117 lOw 172 16E 92 Ow 118 30w 80 66w 84 7W 11 80b 68 27w 13 17b 16 68b 76 Ow 10 OB 82 20b 26 50b 18 40b 167 40b 76 Ob 16 26b 84 40b lU 16B 74 46W 13 36b 89 16b 13 65Tr 83 Ob 96 14w 69 30w 176 23b 170 45b 168 64b 12 60w 16 Ob «8 Ovr 97 28w SI IOb 38 Ob 24 Ob 20 Ob 11 26b 110 40b 68 27w 78 60w 77 8w 7 38b 16 23b 18 6b 13 8b 33 36b 13 6b 16 63b 16 40b 75 35W 13 7b 173 24b 76 6b 14 60b 16 34b 13 40b 13 44b 14 80b 13 68b 171 40b 46 Ob 18 43 88 17 86 80 88 17 86 44 63 44 44 44 43 41 41 41 18 68 40 40 18 43 45 63 40 46 43 44 13 41 17 36 43 36 86 86 88 63 66 36 86 17 44 18 86 88 43 41 63 63 63 36 36 89 43 38 • 38 18 35 41 43 43 15 18 18 18 88 18 13 18 44 18 63 83 18 18 18 IS 18 18 63 29 36 Mamis. Lv*. LONO. Mo. or MAr. Merawuh^,., (Mercer.,^ I Mercer .~.~ Ifercnnr L « Mercy Cape Mercy Mt. Meredosial Mcrcmetza, Meridian, Merimae R. Meriqua R. , t Merivaleu, Merkab . 18 23N — ..AO IOn .41 36N .36 68s .66 Om 44 11lf 9 63ir 38 62s 9 20n .44 86H .24 18s .28 16s 1 40m Merkendorf ..,.,.,.>49 13n Merkesboscb ..^^.JH 68 Merklin 40 84m Morlera Pt 44 48m Merlin, T. S. „~~,j44 33m Merom ,».,^>,.„~„39 On t Merrlmac„....,,„.44 30m Merriman's Ck. .,^8 33m 16ir 83m 43 10m 84 408 SI 30m tMerrii tMerrii Mersea, T. S. Mersedes.,.^ Meschede Meseritech 49 28m Meserltsch, Or. ^49 38m Meshickemau L. „63 60m Meshickemau R ,.61 80m MeBsan,.>, — .,.,..,11 30m Mesoril .„...,>14 608 t Mesy ^48 18M Mcta IncognlU ,.~63 Om tMetabotChouan48 33m Metanee ....,..,.,.... 2 6 48m Metelen„... ~....62 8m Mettanen, T. & — 44 46m Mothy Lake,...,.,.67 10m Methy Lake and Metnltz ...46 49m Metnitz Thai ......46 48m Meto 13 SOs Mettlngen ..~..~Ji2 18m Metty L 60 20m Metzingen . ..48 33m Mexico 44 39m Mexico, U. S.......39 13m Mezzo Lombardo„46 14m Mhoro ..........^..,15 40n MlchaelisDann,St53 68m Michaelowsky Ft. 66 On Mlchelau ............60 43m Michelberg....,..,.49 11m Michclfcld,.,..,.,..,49 42m Michel8berg,>M.~.49 64m Mlchel8tadt^....~..49 40m t Middle Franconla49 25m Middle R ^46 10m t Middle Ro- geveld Middleboro Middleburg.. Middlebnrg„ Middleport ,. X Middlesex t Middlesex i Middlesex Middleton's(SirC.) Isle 28 15s Middletown 41 27m Middleveld 30 208 Mledcrs 47 10m Miehlen . .~,50 13m Mies 49 45m 41 67m .40 45m 44 2m .40 50n 40 20m 41 80m 42 30m Mies R ,. Miesbach Mietzel R. % Mifflin . Mifflin Mignee ,. Miguelon Mibla Milam.. MUan,». Milburg Milford „ Mllford -. 49 44m 47 48m .„62 48m 40 40m 40 33m „.81 60m _47 Om ~^l 4m „.81 30m 41 22m .42 12m 44 66M 41 17m 81 60a 74 60W 80 lOw 14 611 63 30w 74 6w 90 98v 36 64b 88 60w 71 40w 37 371 163 Ob 44 46B 10 431 31 471 18 IOb 18 69b 80 17w 87 36w 71 SOW 147 13b 81 60w 76 82W 83 S7V 68 3w 8 16b 18 IB 16 69b 63 Ow 67 26v 10 10b 89 40k 7140W 70 Ow 72 Ow 67 68a 7 13a 78 Ow 69 Ow 109 20w 14 12b 14 18a 88 16b 7 46b 06 60w 9 16b 76 21w 70 37w 91 60w 11 6b 16 30w 9 7b 161 2w 17 8lB 9 39b 11 36b 12 46b 9 2b 10 40b 61 Ow 31 Or 70 66w 77 6w 73 lOw 87 40w 74 20w 72 40w 70 80w 160 37b 74 31w 34 Ob 11 23b 7 49b 13 IB 13 Ob 11 60b 14 47b 77 40w 77 29w 74 24r 66 SOW 10 IOb 93 60w 83 83w 71 60w 68 48w 73 26w 86 43 43 88 40 49 44 88 48 41 SB 63 86 18 88 18 18 43 44 41 63 43 43 43 60 17 18 18 40 40 86 86 41 40 41 83 17 43 40 40 18 18 88 17 40 18 43 41 48 18 86 17 40 17 18 18 18 18 18 41 38 41 43 44 44 43 43 41 64 43 88 18 17 18 18 18 17 43 43 83 40 17 43 43 41 41 43 Mahis. tk% t^aa MO. 01 t mtu\ien....^,JM 608 14« 40a Mitchell Mt ....^n 678 1« S< w Mw44 oON Molghoy ....^......U SON MoUto ^^^^^.'il 88 MoUtsanl............3l) Ss MUlkM.M.M.».,....,4H 12N MUU R. .............46 63n Htttlen ....,..,.,.,.,.64 IOn Molopo,.....».,...„26 868 MolopoR ....97 Ofl MUlsen...,»........,61 IOn Molatow R. ».,..„.0S 60n MulunkUH ».».,....46 86n Molveno,»,..„.....,46 9n 1 Molyneux ...,.,,.46 198 169 SOa Molyneux Rlvur...46 188 169 40a Molynoux R„»....,4a Os 160 36a Mompava „».«.... 16m lOff 10a Monaqua It, «.«,..97 in 36 40a LMonaro ........SS 808 140 Oa Onch .^.^.,.....^46 84n 7 69a Mondice ^^,^„A1 61 N Manfalcono......«.46 49n Monhelm„...,,».„,4H 6iN MVnkgut Penln. J)4 98n Monkton .......».,.44 17n t Monmouth .^...,40 Ox t Monmoutli ....,,40 On Monmouth, U, t4.,,40 AOn Mono, T, H. ^.^^M 4h I MonomoKxi ...... 8 Oa Monomot»„,...„l7 Oa MonomotBpa»...18 Oa oDomoy m^,^.Al SSn MonongahPla,«.../40 8n SO 16a 34 40a 96 38a 8 Oa 18 S4a 88 90a 39 Oa 18 Oa 97 40a 14 96a 34 60a 70 64W 18 IOb 34 41a 36 67a 10 31a 15 14b 16 48 36 S6b 99 Oa 13 6b 10 SOa 68 99w 10 08r 18 30a 18 Sla 10 Ola 18 46b 73 93«r 74 lOw 78 20w 90 40W 80 lOw 84 Or 80 88 70 80 Or Oa Ow Ow M 88 89 M 83 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 40 18 80 86 88 17 44 88 88 88 88 S6 17 18 18 88 17 88 17 80 17 86 80 49 17 17 18 18 39 43 03 88 88 88 86 17 86 88 17 88 18 88 41 86 88 88 18 18 17 38 88 17 17 41 18 63 63 63 86 88 63 16 18 18 18 17 43 43 43 44 43 86 86 88 41 44 ' !■ \ INDEX TO BLACK'S GENE] Mortal!, MorichM &. IMorin. oringen ^^,.^JH 43x Moriqaa River ,,,-93 8M MorttMuie R 35 42s Morley ,....81 46a Moiiej R ,....,,.... 8 78 78 sow 79 AOw 74 17w • Kb 97 Oa 98 891 98 871 81 llB Mormbn Settle- ment..,.. >40 40ir 119 Bw Ifornlnnlde,,, — 85 47ir 8 51 v t MornGigton 88 Os 145 90i ifnrningtoii Ialo,„16 988 189 20ii MtimBheiin„.„~.,48 59m 10 59r Moroland,„,.„...»41 SON 76 Ow Moroo C. 39 408 140 94b Moropna „.„„„^ 8 168 23 95h 1 MoropuB. . 8 08 94 Oi Morpeth HUls 98 648 19 40k Morphea R .,>,.,„31 8s 141 Oa Momw F. 83 SOs 93 18a Morrell L 81 858 1 Morria,~ ^40 502r Morris „,,„,*,i,,,,>r40 50if Morris C. t Morrison Morrison Mt Morristovn Morm 1 Morrow. 76 8if .44 60N 26 17s 44 84n ,J>2 8*» ,40 80m Mort8chach~,,,,,~46 55if Morven „..,.,.. >..>84 56k Morya ,„„„.„.,..,29 46s Mosa^ T. & 49 46n Mosalo River ,„,„11 SOs Mosbach ,„„„„„,49 90ir Mosbach „»„„„„49 85n Moachlenizze ,„.,„45 14n Moscow ,.,.. — 45 7m 18 8a 74 40w 74 SOW 69 Ow 78 95W 17 lOa 79 40w 15 26a 82 50W 12 66a 80 8w 27 Oa 81 50w 40 80a 9 10b 12 24b 14 16B 70 Ow Mose Island Mosega M08eirah„ ( Moshesh. IMosl ifoidga. Moslng, 6 20s 131 16b .,25 20s 27 IOb .,„27 10m 87 55b .,,,99 43s 96 96b 11 On .25 40s 26 40e 91 268 25 40b Mosquito Harb.,„43 53m 69 20w Mossamedes Fort 15 10s 18 5b Mossingen 48 25m 9 9a Motlaka-yulo „~„97 78 80 (a Motloplnl 27 5s 81 5b MfittUng ^^ ^45 38k 15 20b MKttnlng 46 13m 14 54b Motnatzepe„„~.,„26 46s 25 Ob Motnnao, or Table L.... ,..,..>.»48 5s 173 Ob Monat C.,~~, 77 27k 80 Ow Mount Brown 52 34n 119 60w Mount Eamdaw w44 46s 168 33e Mount Forbes ,„~61 56m 118 Ow Mount Fox ,„,~.,~50 33m 116 lOw Mount FrankUn„,42 3s 172 36b Mount Head-.~.~~60 20m 114 40w Mount Holly 40 On 74 42w Mount Hooker 69 20m 117 30w Mount Keesport ,40 23m 79 56w Mount Minto 63 50m 81 Ow Mount Mnrchison 61 65m 117 lOw Mount Nelson -..,~60 20m 116 20w Mount Pleasant„,41 40m 75 29w Mount Plea.34 10m 116 46w Mount Vaux 51 16k 117 lOw Mount Vernon — 37 65n 87 48w Mount Vernon — 38 89k 77 lOw Mount Vernon 35 5k 90 55w Mount Vernon 37 23k 84 lOw Mount Vernon 37 On 93 55w Mountian Lake ,-39 Ok 120 60w Mountain Men R 67 40n 160 lOw Mountain River „,62 16h 121 26w Mountains of the Moon ,-„„~~.,-, 1 Os 38 Oa 86 Mouths of the Niger R r^ * Om 6 Ob 86 Mouton F.„~~„-,32 13s 21 40b 38 « MoTicas -,~„„„14 08 83 Ob 38 t Mowat 45 46m 80 30w 42 Mowileb 27 85m 85 60b 36 Mrocxen . 63 15k 17 37b 17 Mscheno ~„~60 2eK 14 38b 17 Msene . 4 17b 82 SOa 86 Mtesas Palace 26k 83 46b 36 Muania- .., 9 288 34 20b 36 " "" 30a 49 49 49 17 86 88 88 88 45 19 53 59 18 49 59 86 86 88 69 88 38 49 44 40 43 88 49 17 49 18 44 88 42 38 18 18 18 41 85 86 29 88 86 88 86 41 88 18 88 88 18 18 88 53 40 40 53 89 89 53 80 44 40 43 40 SO 89 43 44 49 89 44 44 44 44 44 45 40 40 MAMrt. 1.AT. Lo\». Mnran 47 7n 14 10a 1 Murohtson,— „>t5 33k 78 5w I Mnrchison 29 40b 150 80a Murchison„. 30n 88 90a Munihison Firth„, 88 SOa Mnrchison Re. 8 60r 9 60a Mnrchison River .,97 lOs 114 9fla Murchison Strait.77 40k 70 Ow Murdoch Cape 76 10k 61 90w Mureck 46 4»M 16 46b Murfreeaboro-,,-34 Ok 93 40w Murg R ^ 47 SON 8 66a Miirits See 63 96k 12 42a Mnrkpoor ,—,-,26 40k 67 55a ,-47 4lK 11 10a „, 5 408 19 60b ^o^^wx^^^^^j-p^oO On .,-,33 20a Mumau Muropue -,.,... X Muropue, or Alua-,— — ,-, 7 Os Murow R 60 53k Murphy t Murray. X Murray 36 SOs Murray Downs— .35 168 Murray Ft. —-,33 Os Murray Island,— 10 Os Murray Mount— 47 48k Murray Mt 33 47a Murray R-,-,— .46 60s Murray, T. S. -,-,44 6tf Murray Maxwell In. -,-,—— .69 40k Murmndum Isle - 2 3k Vn. or 18 49 62 86 86 86 69 40 40 18 44 15 17 83 18 86 90 Ok 88 18 Ob 17 84 Ow 44 140 Oa 146 80a 143 528 27 32b 144 40b 70 2W 41 16 40a 88 168 IOb 63 77 46w 43 ^*^^*^^*^^^^ ,^46 6dN 7 SON .47 36m .41 17k .48 54m .43 46k 10 40n 11 On Murten Mttrs Thai Mtlrzsuschlag Muscatine— Muschau ,->-,. Muscongus B.. 1 Musei Mushakh Is. Mnskan— — 51 32n X Muskingum— 40 6n I Muskoka -,—44 56k Muskoka, Lake -,45 On t Musocumua— ~. Os Musquacook R -.46 46n Mussbach 49 22k Musselburgh— ,-.45 47s Musseyib— .— 32 47k Mutschen Mntshob —51 16k 23 2n Muttersdorf ^49 33k Muysenberg— — 34 6s . SON I On 97 6s 26 SlN ,60 13m 12 16n 1 15s 99 ION 1 66n Mworanga Mworanga R. Myal Cape -, Mye Myslowiu Mysore Mysore Isle. Mysur Mytilcne Mynng. Nabburg. Nachod . Nachvak Bay, Nadaun-,- Nadsworth . Naesby,. Nsfatah NattoldR Nahaney River Nahe R Nalla Nakanip R — Naknek River — 68 60m Nakodur — 31 7n NalangU 38 SOs Namagari mvcr-,27 40s Namancha ,,.—26 438 -29 55s N .49 27k .50 25m .50 On 11 63n .41 3K .65 22n 13 S3n .48 45n .61 Ok .40 47N 20n .27 208 52 63 53 88 63 81 Ow 100 10b 7 6b 15 26b 15 40b 91 6w 16 36b 69 29w 14 60b 44 Ob 14 42b 83 Ow 79 25w 79 SOW 81 30b 69 14W 8 10b 170 43b 44 20b 13 64b 96 45W 12 45b 18 26b 32 60b 33 Ob 151 20b 67 56b 19 llB 76 40b lie 10b 67 40ic 26 34e 78 64b Namaqua Klip X Namaquland, Little 29 208 Namiest— . ^49 14k INamno 14 Os Nanas Pnerso, See Singapore——, Nances 26 178 17 3e Nandcwar 80 20s I.IO 15b 12 10b 16 5B 64 Ow 76 25B 81 46w 11 37a 43 12b 8 44b 131 20w 7 40b 11 42B 17 45B 157 20w 75 32b 143 28b 26 32b 30 24b 17 58b 18 Ob 16 6b 15 Ob 40 85 15 18 18 43 18 41 86 36 17 43 43 43 88 41 18 63 80 17 85 18 38 36 86 63 33 18 83 35 83 33 83 18 17 69 33 43 17 30 18 40 18 17 38 40 83 62 38 88 18 83 38 63 Ncby Yunas Khan Ncchanits tNeckar 88M JM 15R ,40 Ok Neckargemttnd -.40 93n N'3ckarstelnach-,49 34» Ncerscn. Nohwisd X Nelgette-,. NelU n.. Neil Neiahayet NeiiseR NelUngen tNelsoi i Nelson Nelson Fort Nelson Port— -Ji7 10k Nelson River —57 10k Nelson, T. & 43 36k 64 17k 48 8n 86 84k 46 18k 39k 1 16K 66 15K i**i^^i«'»»<'»i#»^ Nelson's Hd. Nemiti Nensing. Neosho Nepean, T. & Nopomuk Nerchai Nesbit's Har. Netherclcngh— 66 IOh Nethertown — J>8 40k Netsclikau —,—60 37k Nette R 60 31k NettoUts 49 3k Networcits — ,49 60k Neu Bistritz ^49 Ik Ncu Easing— -,48 66n Neu Knin 49 49K Neu Lengbach— ,48 13k NenRelchenau-,49 33k Neu Reusch Neu Tumau Neubenem ,. Neubnrg Neudamm Neudeck « Neudcnan Neuenbrock Ncdenbnrg, Nenenkirchen 49 SK 49 43k 47 4nN .48 17N 3 46n 60 19k 49 16n 63 63k 49 3lM 49 3lK Nenenkirchen —.47 44k Nenenkirchen —.50 47k Nenenkii-chen — .54 14m Neuem — ,—, — . — .40 18k Neufelden— ,48 38n Nenff en —,,—,..,48 33k Neugedeln 40 33k Nenhaldensleben 53 17k Nenhans . Neuhaus . Neuhaus . Nenhof . Neuhof . Nenliofcn -. Neukerk -,. Neuklrchen Nenklrchen Neuklrchen Neumagen . Neumark-,. Neumark Nenmark... Neumarkt. Neumarkt. Neumarkt.. Neumarkt. Neumarkt. <63 17m -63 4»K -49 14k .,49 30k -40 59N —48 7m —33 44s —48 24n —60 60m — 54 48k —40 50k —49 57K .60 89k I 4k -47 66k -48 3lK -48 36K -40 IGK 49 20k Neumilhlen 64 20m NeuringR 46 Ok Neurode ,—,—,,-60 34k Neusalza ,-61 Sk Neusatz 61 48k Neusiedl rf^>»^»»*i»«'^^»' Neni Neustadt Neustadt Neustadt Neustadt Neustadt Neustadt—— Neustadt-,—, Neustadt -,,. „ .„ Neustadt or Lu- beck Bay Neustadt Ebers- walde 47 57K 61 llK 49 34h 60 91» 60 6lK 9 62k M 23k .49 32k .49 60m .54 4n .52 49n as 971 16 87a f 10a 8 47a 8 50r 6 97h 14 46r 68 90W 80 low 17 56b 46 6a 14 86b 9 47a 173 BOB 08 OW 90 86w OS OW 03 Ow 80 Ow 98 40b 16 3Na 11 7k 04 16W 76 54W 13 84b 13 47a 60 Ow 8 93W 8 7w 19 16b 7 9lB 14 lOa 14 80m 15 6b 11 48a 14 16k 16 66r 16 90b 16 80m 16 44b 19 Um 10 9lM 14 41 M 13 43m IOh 81m 13 33m 7 IOh 16 4h 8 Oa 8 60b 13 7m 13 60m 3lH 13 SB 11 34b 10 5Ar IH 16 1H 10 30b 15 2lR 14 12b 25 36M 13 46H IOb 46m 6 66b 13 8k 13 3lB 11 14b 13 13m 13 80a 14 28b 11 37b 12 68b 10 IOk 15 15k 10 38b 14 81b 15 44r 16 60b 6 40h lOSfld 16 6m 6b 11 SflM 12 2&B 11 34m 16 4a Sa 11 Om 13 4Rb St IT 18 la 18 17 17 41 40 88 ao »7 » M 40 40 40 40 9 44 40 88 Nawlnit KalU 41 N«wt«n*ltt«wart JM Nswtown«<»M,— >— .41 lisvsvMnk «*,MM.Mw41 Ngami Ub«^,«.91 NgawallakMl li, Ul Nffornu ■»wm..^»,19 NriM4rang««.<.M»10 INIaK«r».»,<A1 NI(id»nit«tion»M,.40 NlMHOgk »»»<.»<,<. A3 Nistnur U»»»iWM«80 Nl0ngn «M»<«<«M— 38 Nl«r*t«ln ^»,t.j^i9 Niotky >wm-4A Nlkl««b»rg „.,u,»M Nikolai Cn|i« »..,-70 NlkolAouft Agio l'fom«iitonum..37 NIkolNburg ,u^m4B Nllft Inln uttutu^tt 7 NImittMih muftu^t)^ Nlmroil •M»«»M»...37 NlMgOMMMW/M,/«#>— 5 Nt(W{'t.».»M<,.».-76 NInlgan If o. »».-.fiO t NltliB«lllgi^«/«-46 NiMAnrl, T. N. .^.,48 NiUihHKHon Lnko 63 NItftndl, w Hnnta Crux Islan(h»,«,ll Nitlilne mMtu^f^tJifi Nltinat l.M.«»/»-,40 Nitt«MIUH «»y.»»,-40 NIvi'llo it. Mut^^th Nlwinltc ,u,uM.JV» N'JflM Mount «»»11 UjiiRA Mt. m,»».^\\ N. K»iigr».»«^,-93 NO Ia tt 0m*M ********* 9 Nobasli «MMM»MM— 48 NOUIQ 1. mf***»*****^4t Nnbli«sbttrg<»/./>-4fl NOCA It. MMMM^.,,— 4fl Noffiin Mtttfstt^ttM^t Nohfeldefl«MM<^/— 49 NokAnnon Itlv«r .9? 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S. 44 87n 79 39w 43 MUton ^ — ,-,41 Ok 76 64W 43 Montczutna^ 31 20k 86 80w 44 Ok 76 OW 42 Medritz - 49 7n 16 36B 18 MUton ,-.24 828 161 IOK •63 t Montgomery ~,-40 On 76 20w 43 7K 16 54b 18 Medzibor 61 23n 17 40b 17 Milton, U.S.— ,,.,30 40k 87 8w 44 ; Mcmtgomcry ,—42 60k 74 SOW 43 5K 41 10b 29 Mcerana ,„,.^^„.^^50 61k 12 27e 17 Miltu .„.. 10 OK 19 lOK 80 Montgomery — 42 408 146 86b 68 On 80 25W 40 Meei-poor — ~~-~.28 In 69 10b 83 Milz R— — — 60 2lK 10 26b 17 Montgomcry-,.,-.30 16m 96 65W 43 3n 9 161. 17 Megalisberg 26 263 27 30b 33 Milwaukie -, -.,43 5k 87 3.)W 44 Montgomery-..«.-42 62s 146 33B 63 In 65 7w 41 t Megantic ,-~~— 46 5k 71 20w 42 Mimosa St — 28 278 24 20b 3H Montgomery, U.S. 34 40k 93 60w 44 On 13 Ob 36 Mehrlng .-„....-~~48 16k 10 69b 18 Minclo R .,,,45 20k 10 43b 18 Monti(!«'llo, 40 43n 86 42W 44 7N 77 65W 42 Meienburg 53 19n 12 13e 17 Mindelheim --. ,-.43 4k 10 30b 13 Montlcelto,,,, 40 IOk 91 88w 44 !0N 15 45b 18 Melkleham Cape-65 46k 62 Ow 40 t Mlnden — 45 Os 78 42w 43 Mont (cello 41 40k 74 42W 44 Ik 14 20k 18 Mclnertshagcn ~Jil 7k 7 87k 17 Mindif Mt 10 68k 13 40k an Montleello.-,..-.~31 35k 90 lOw 44 03 151 35b 62 Melssau 48 84k 15 4gE 18 Mineral Point . 43 50n 00 5W 44 MORtlgllO -„.-i..-45 llK t Montmugny .—46 44n Montonn-. 45 19k 8 2r 35 2n 84 15\r 44 Mekcl See 54 11n » 33it 17 Mine80ta-...-u.. — 46 Ok 94 Ow 44 70 23w 41 13n 68 36w 41 Mclancthon, T. S. 44 IOn 80 27w 42 t Minesota River 44 6!)k 93 lOw 44 18 60b 18 ION 15 19b 18 Melbourne ^45 39n 72 6w 42 Mlngaye Pt, — ,-,75 55N 104 15w 40 t Montour... 41 6n MontpHes,,,,,.,— 46 7k 76 40W 43 8n 12 42b 18 Melbourne L 68 25n 105 Ow 40 Mingolsheim ~. 49 l;iN 8 3MB 18 15 24e 18 10s 31 42b 38 41 17 Melchingen--< 48 22n Meldrum, Old 57 21k Melkboom -32 2l8 9 8b 2 19w 19 3b 18 11 33 Mining 4 1.58 33 20B 20 86 Montreal I. .„-,-,67 46n Montreux ,-,,,,-.46 26n Montvlllo 44 18n 96 Ow 6 65b 69 SOW 40 16 41 L7n 66 3w Minna ^-^~,«^~ 22 30n 67 20b )1N 7 14b Mlnow I ,-,13 50s 48 30k 6k 14 35b 17 MeUchout F. 84 24s 21 32b 83 Minter 12 30n 13 40b 36 Moo(lkeo»>~.....-30 37k 74 62k 33 Ok 84 50w 44 MeUingcn 50 67n 11 23b 17 Minto Hd. „ ,,-73 8k 103 60W 40 Moolu Itlvor 27 Os S7 6k 88 JOk 83 low 42 MeUoon 22 Ok 94 60b 35 Minto, T. S — 43 65N 81 Ow 42 Moon, Mountains 55N 91 23w 44 Melmore 41 2n 83 Ow 43 Miri River „- On 18 60k 86 of tho^..., « 6 60n 26 Ob 36 J3K 85 40W 44 Melon River _25 303 30 Ob 38 Miroroa River . -„43 20s 170 l»B 63 Moonny R ,..,..„.. IOn Moor 1. .^..^^ 64 34n Moorhurg -..,.„— 63 SOn 10 Ok 36 .On 90 20w 44 44 Melsungen ..,...,..^1 8n MelviUo 33 68s 9 30k 22 65k 17 33 Mirotitz ^ . 49 25k 14 2r 18 17 8 47e 9 65E 17 17 ION 81 40w Mirow —63 17K 12 60h J6N 83 9w 42 Melville Bay 11 69s 136 40a 62 Mirowicz,., .-.49 33n 14 3b 13 Mooru I. .».— .-.-75 On 93 SOW 40 L9n 12 20b 17 MelvDle Cape 76 IOn 64 40w 40 Mini a ^ — ,-,13 40k O 40k 86 Moorff, Lake 29 40s 117 35B 62 55N 16 29e IS MelviUe Lakc.,,^53 30k 69 Ow 40 Mischek . — —49 64k 14 13B 18 Moore, T. 8. A'l 60k 82 SOW 42 )2n 40w 9 McU-iUe Mts. 69 Or 125 Ow 40 Misenat ~. .-.15 12k 60 16b 30 Moortmdo ...,...,.-..34 288 139 47b 62 J3n 78 6w 43 Melville Peninsula 08 On 84 Ow 40 Misgunis.^...^, .-,33 46a 24 7B 38 Moosburg 48 27n t Moose Ulver 49 On MooM) River .,-..-« 11 66B 18 >3n 9 4b 18 Melville Sd. . r, r f!8 IOn 108 Ow 40 Miskin ~. 11 Bfiv 17 40u 30 82 Ow 43 52n 79 20w 42 MelviDe Strait 74 30n 105 Ow 40 Miskonaskane L.-49 16n 76 6w 43 40 L8n 12 13e 17 Melville's Mont -~75 38n 69 20w 40 MisUtz ^ — 48 66k 16 20r 18 Moose R, «.,«.~.~43 42n 76 23w 43 )4N 10 llB 17 Melwah 15 25k 27 49e 36 Missclad River 12 IOn 23 Ob 86 Moo»M!lttem«. )9n 10 8b 18 Memdot 30 48n 74 19b 83 Mississippi, U. S.-30 20n 80 Ow 44 frttnticL......„..i~44 6lK 70 48W 41 2n 15 35B 18 Mendefy Peak 8 40n 14 25b 36 Missouri V, ..... „„41 Ok 96 14w 46 MooNhoim ~.~. — 26 438 26 S6b 38 15N 12 50b 18 Mendoa R. 32 173 28 4lB 33 Missunde^,. —54 3lK 9 41B 17 MoosMrchen 46 68n 15 16e 18 ION 74 6W 42 Mengen 48 4n 9 28b 18 Mistake I ,,-44 29k 67 37w 41 M»M»luck It 46 27N 69 Ow 41 OS 173 35e 63 Mengeringhausen 61 21n 8 68b 17 Mistassini .-^^^ ,-,48 44k 73 18W 48 Morat«..-.«..-.».-46 66k 7 6b 15 JSs 149 SfiE 62 Mengerskirchen -50 33k 8 7e 17 Mistck 49 39k 18 21b 13 Morbat 17 16k 64 45b 29 LOn 12 35B 17 } Menindee 32 25s 141 3<)b 63 Mlstelbiich -.^ —48 86h 10 34b 13 Moresby \,^ 63 Ok 131 40w 40 303 138 15B 62 Merak 6 3s 105 58b 35 MlstiBini River ^43 44k 73 lOw 43 % Morcton ... 27 268 Mori... 46 62N 162 35b 63 ION 28 2lB 30 Meraperi ^....^.^^^U Os 25 30b 36 t Mitchell 26 30n 146 08 63 10 68b 18 i 9. Mount Minto ^^63 60N 81 Ow Mount MnrchlsonSl 6Aif 117 l<)w Mount NeiMn ..,,M 30n 116 30w Mount PleMant.^1 40r 75 39w Mount Pleft..10 Os MUgeln 51 16m Muggendorf....~..49 49m Muggia ....^...45 86m t Mugobale....~w.l6 40s Muhamed al-IIabiSl Om Mttlilbach 46 48m MUhlberg 51 27n MUhlbok 52 13m Muhlhelm 48 3m MUhlingen, Gr. ,^1 66m MuhltrufT 50 33m Muichowitz... Huirhead Mt. Muisa Mukuru River Mul. Mulde R MuldeR. ,49 67M 39 Ob 13 8b 11 15b 13 45b 14 Ob 46 3lR 11 39b 13 12b 15 26b 8 63b II 42b 11 66b 14 42b 37 258 140 24b 31 78 30 67b Mulgrave Hills. Mulgi-ave Pt ^ MUlhcim Mull River. 16 Ob 16 68b 13 4lE 13 25b .67 40m 163 Ow 59 66m 189 20w 61 26M 6 6lB 16 30s 9 30m „ 50 38m 51 38m Mullair Kotlah. MuUers. MuUerstown MttUheim .27 10s 30 28m 33 47s ...40 29m .47 48m 29 48m 26 60m Miillrose Canal ...62 16m MulTOur, T. a 44 12m Mulsee^.^...^... Muncha Lake. Mtinchcn Nien- burg Mnnchenbems^ dorf ...........^.^.60 49m MUnchengi^tz — 50 30m Munden...........,..51 26m MUnder 52 12m Mnndo I 60m Mungallala Crcek27 308 t Munghlndo.- — 10 309 Man8tcreifel...~.~.50 33m MUnsterhausen ....48 18m Munstennalfeld...60 13m Munzbach »48 16w 28 Ob 76 6b 23 46b 77 8w 7 SeK 14 30r 80 14w 72 84b 67 4lG 40 89 89 43 44 49 89 44 44 44 44 44 45 40 40 86 88 88 43 36 17 17 86 36 36 86 36 86 38 88 86 36 17 88 17 46 40 63 88 17 18 18 88 30 18 17 17 18 17 17 18 63 88 38 86 17 17 40 40 17 38 33 88 42 18 17 43 33 33 MHnzenberg. Munzifay...... MUnzkirchen Mnotta R. Mur MurR. $ Mur Thai. 50 28w ,60 13m 48 29M 47 6M .46 64m ..47 16M II 65b 15 Ob 9 38b 9 26b 26 50R 147 30b 37 Ob 6 45r 10 27e 7 9b 14 42b 8 45b 13 59b 13 d4B 8 48b 13 38b 16 3lE 14 30e 61 60m 11 45b 17 17 17 17 17 36 62 88 17 18 17 18 17 17 18 16 18 18 18 Nabbnrg 49 27m 13 Nachod 50 ZBm Ifl Nachvak Buy 59 Om 64 Na«'.aun ^ „31 63m vn Nadsworth ..........41 8m 81 Naesby^,,- 66 22m 11 Nafatah 33 33m 43 Naeold R 48 46m 8 Nahaney River ,..61 0» 131 Nahe R 49 47m 7 Nalla 60 30m 11 NakanipR...,.„.,37 308 17 Naknek River 68 OOm 167 Nakodur ..^........Sl 7n 76 Nalangll 38 SOs 143 Namagari l{ivcr...37 408 36 Naniancha..~...,....26 43s 30 Namaqua Kltp,.,>29 6Ss 17 X Mamaqoland, NamleBt.„~.........49 14m 16 I Kamno ...... 14 Os 16 Nanas Puerso, Se» Singapore 10a 18 6B 17 Ow 69 36r 3!) 46w 43 37b 17 13b 30 44r 18 30w 40 40b 18 42b 17 46X 88 20w 40 33b 83 28b 63 32b 88 24r 38 6UB 88 Ob 88 6B 18 Ob 38 26 178 17 30 208 160 48 32m 11 7 88 18 .49 10m 123 41 6m 69 74 17 98 Nances t Nandewar Nandtlstadt Nanebis Nanlamo Har. Nantucket Naosquiscaw H0...6I 47m Napajedi ..,49 11m Napaiihish Lake >62 10m t Napier 31 608 149 Napier 11 66m 88 Napier ~,~~~.~-„89 358 176 Naples ...............42 39m 77 Naples ...,....^.,,...43 67m 70 84 91 36 63 17 18 17 19 71 67 3e 16b 47b 6b 83 38 62 18 38 Nai>olcon.........,...41 13m Napoleon......,.,...34 Om Napoleon Chan..... 15m Nappasok Ford Naracs ............. Nardouw Berg Narop River ..». Naros .~,.~~...,> Narragansct U. . Narragnagus B.. Narran River 65 10m 33 9s 31 458 .24 233 .28 403 41 27m .44 27m 28 448 148 t Narromlne 32 10s 148 Narrowsbiirg Narsoak Havn Nashville........ Nassaberg, .41 37m .70 44m 30 66N .49 60m 48 48m 46 67n .47 19m 30 Os .31 52s 29 638 38 38 88 62 63 Nassenfels Nasscnfuss Nassercit.. t Natal. Natal, Ist Port Natal, 3d Port Nattecammahagon L. 54 80m 65 Natunas, North Isle 4 48m 108 Natunas, South Isles 2 40m 109 Naturaliste Capo .40 65s 148 Natnmlistcs Channel Nauen Naugard Nangatuck. Nauhcim — Naumburg - Naumburg . Naumburg . Naun R — Naunders _. Naundoi'f — Nausctt riai'b. 6 20s 113 62 36m 12 ...53 40m ,-4l 29m „50 2lM ..51 llM ...51 15m 51 49m .50 4.5m .46 {>3m .60 66s .41 51m Navy Board Inlet 73 40m Nawai River Nazareth R Nbonga Nchokotsi Ncutu Nealas F. NebelR. Nebo Mt. Nebn 16 73 8 16 9 15 9 10 13 69 81 4 193 171 1 Os 9 6 5n 21 30s 7 303 27 493 9 27 38 24 .63 60M 12 39 60n 111 1 17K 11 60w 39 60w 41 Ow 40 83b 18 Ow 40 30b 62 2w 44 50b 63 S5w 43 48w 41 32w 44 15w 44 Ob 86 Ow 40 42b 38 60b Ob 30b 25w 41 67w 41 23b Ob low 42 16w 40 60w 43 46b 18 14r 18 9b 18 60b 18 Ow 88 8b 88 4b 38 Ow 40 2b 85 Ob 35 20b 62 16b 63 62b 17 5b 17 8w 42 45b 17 34b 17 8b 17 15B 17 40b 17 30e 18 2.')E 17 57w 41 Ow 40 IOe 53 Or 36 40r 36 Oe 38 Or 38 BOr 38 5e 17 68w 45 34E n Nfiiklrrhi'M /,o r^i^ Ncuklrchun ......54 4i4if Neumagun 40 60m Neiiniark...~....40 67if Neumark — ..,..A<) Sttn Noumark... 61 4n Nfumarkt .47 Mn Neumarkt~.,.„..„4N 3Ih Ncamarkt... 4H aflii Neuniarkt.......,49 IflM Neninarkt-......,40 30if Neuinllhlen .....54 30n Ncuring R .......46 On Neurode .........50 U4m NeusaUa..,.,...,.^| 8n Neusats..........6l 4Hif Neosiedl .........^7 07lf Neus B ..............fl I Um Neuiitadt,.......40 34ll Nettitadt........„60 'ilH Neu*tadt........60 6 In Nenstadt ....^Aa 9n Neuitadt 63 62n Nenstadt.....,., ..63 3Hn Nenstadt 4M 32n Neustadt~......,40 OOn NcustaN 9 4Ah A AAm in 'IN 13 3lH II I4n 1.1 lf(H 13 80N 14 2NM II 'i7N 18 ANN 10 ION lA lAM 10 8NH 14 NlN 1A44N 16 AON A 4I»N 10 (Mm lA OM l> AH 11 nnn 18 8AH II »4W 10 4h 17 17 IN IN 17 17 IN IN IN IN IN 17 IN 17 IT 17 IN 17 IH 17 17 17 17 17 IN IM 1» 4Mh 7 fiVH 18 46N 15 lilN 14 iUtN 16 4Ah 84 lOw 7tt mw 09 INW 71 8W 74 Ow 70 43t^ 151 »5n 88 ii'2w 4 )»W 188 Ovf 88 SNw 78 OW 76 3flW 0146Hr 71 6w 78 WW 88 >J!iVf 80 iw 138 69W 80 Ah 88 SON 69 4nw 88 40w 7« 38W 77 low 68 80W 74 Ow 1 6(1 W 78 J8w 78 OW 78 Ow 70 4»w JflO 4ftM SO ^flM 123 Aftw 68 OW 14!) 40k 74 I8W 7fl 46W 11 Oi 17 17 17 IN 17 17 17 70 AOw M 14 IAh 17 04 Ow 40 94 OW 411 II S7W 18 85 AOw 44 70 Aflw 41 76 aiw 48 40 48 41 41 48 48 A8 48 18 40 48 48 48 40 44 48 48 48 4(» ON 88 41 44 48 43 40 44 48 48 48 41 68 m 89 40 A8 48 48 AO Ow 40 134 60k 68 Nil lOw 40 71 aow 41 88 low 44 84 3NW 44 72 6w 44 70 AOw 41 88 Ow 44 7i«nn< Nllhl.ie. 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Notr(j Dame U. Nottlnftham I. Notiianl R. NotiMc River Novo Rcrtoiido NoW8lkot«s Ntwctwd Nn Onrclp or Ornnge River ~,29 249 34 Ob N'/,Ik(5L~,~,~,~, 1 80k 30 Oe i Ntmcr 9 Ok 31 Ob i Nuba ^10 40K 80 Or Nnlmpls 24 443 17 47b Ntlchel 64 13M 10 4lB N(1(>r^ 9 30k 27 45e NiiKftshek Lakc«-67 45k 156 30w N««KCMt««„~~~~46 329 169 33b Ntlitilp R, -. 26 628 17 18b 1 ^4-f^-t^t*'^^ 41 30k 13 08 25 159 24 lOs 60 Ok .63 80M 23 638 17 188 11 608 31 3k 20 309 .29 249 . 1 80h 9 Ok 10 40K .24 449 9 63b 25 7b 82 80w 73 33w 82 31w 98 Ow 78 25w 72 Ow 48 60b 20 40b 20 37b 66 Ow 78 SOW 27 64b 11 60b 13 45b 71 20b 28 Ob ()l>wr«'atoiy Iniit.'..^ (tcwila '. .-W (K'htriihaiiM'n —.48 (Vhtnip 63 Oclina ItWer 8H (Vkholm 64 O'Connol ..^^^ — 33 (^laU AA 'fil .A2 .60 49 •! .'.('I .,77 23m 72 lOw 40 Om 65 Ow 40 42 62 40 17 88 44 42 43 40 42 44 36 88 88 40 40 38 38 3fi 33 38 38 86 36 36 38 17 36 40 63 38 OdenburR-_ Qdenkirrheii 1 Oder Uruch 0. 0erK _,- Q~54 OeU „J>1 Oclscn „„„,»~,„,49 GCnuMao Iiiac, .36 Oert«e R 62 0*-*ln(rrn ,~_63 Oeti llial 47 Octztiiclcr Fcmci'46 Ofcn 46 ■Jon l."* 'Jk 9) Ak 9 Mr 7 ANN 64 4lK 8 34a 149 3An 9 4Ir 16 7n « 44K 14 a3K la 6«K IN 46k 6(;m Offenbach OffenhauBcn OtHngcn ^.. Ogilen Biiy«_. Offdcns Rivci'. OKRcrshehn ~ OKle Pt. Ogowal R Okuvuo K Olia. 50 .48 .48 .(;? .,-43 .-,49 .—68 -.., 1 8 Ohan I.rfikc -,44 Ohiipl R 44 X Ohio 40 Ohio River —.16 Ohlau R. —50 Ohou — 44 Ohre R. 52 (ihrlngcn — 49 Ohrstcdt 54 Oil Lake —41 OUSprlnfts 41 OistrltzaBerg— 46 Okamabnll ——19 Okanagan U -,—49 Okanagan R. and I.,akeH 49 Okanda R. Okaio Ponga —41 Okatumba— 21 Okarare 20 Okcns Bay Okilmore— Okitika River Okkak I Okorangi— Olbersdorf Old Bow Ft Old Kiinap Old Lattukoo Olde Olden, T. S. X Oldenburg 01di:ndorf Ol'lcndorf Oldcndorf Oldenswort. Oldenip™ J Oldham Oldlsleben —51 40K 17 48 149 4lK 8 35K 16 32k 16 4aK 21 47K 10 36k 10 7k 10 47X 10 25k U Ak 8 9K 13 66k 10 SUk 101 Ok 118 29k 8 13K 06 13 09 9 IRs 31 l-.>8 1(!9 Ills 171 lOK 80 AfiN 89 60k 17 238 170 3lK 11 12K 3lK 9 62k 79 39K 79 2'Jk 14 309 18 20k 121 4"r. 29 .WW 40 40w 44 A7r IH llR 17 Or 66 4Hr 17 48r Ai 22r 17 3«B IH 3Ab 17 16R 17 lOl 17 17r 18 4'.;r 18 AOR 17 49b 18 40b 63 40r 17 aHR 17 3'JR 18 43R 28 »B 17 26b 17 A7B IH 6Rr 1R 32b 18 45b 17 60r 18 2Hr IH 60w 40 Ow 46 21r 18 Ow 40 Oe 86 l>Tl» It , — .M 3«'« 17 oi Ok 119 12 309 176 108 17 79 18 43a 73 10s 145 629 170 25N 63 40s 176 lOK 17 5k 115 448 26 39 24 60k 8 44n 76 Or 36 25r 36 62E 63 30b 63 30w 42 .3w 44 14b 17 10b 63 Ob 17 80r 18 14e 17 45w 42 SAW 42 40b 18 22b 38 20w 40 26w 39 Ob 86 38b 15b 6b 7e Ob 6SB 63 38 38 63 62 65 5k 64k IOk 18K 23k 83k 30w 40 30b 63 34b 17 20w 39 19e 88 52b 7e 55w 42 IOe 17 38 17 35e 14r 36b 67E 6e 17 17 17 17 17 Oldney,. Olcan, Olen, Olfen OUfants Dr.—, OlifantsR-F., OUiida Olive — .-,- Olncy .— , Olney, T. S.-. Olsa R., Olympus Mt. „ Olzhcim Omanarsuk — ,. Omanbonde L. Omam— .— , Omaruru Elver Ombay Islc„ Omenaks Fd .58 .41 .42 .—51 ,—31 ,—31 ,— —41 .,-38 ,—45 ,—49 .—47 — 50 ,-68 20 .46 ,22 ' 8 .71 55k 63 19k U 1,5K 5 30K 77 7K 78 44k 7 309 18 349 18 403 11 57k 74 40K 88 60k 71 38m 18 50K 123 IGK 6 2k 54 09 18 163 169 209 14 30b 124 OK 63 30 w 41 9e 17 Ow 11 44w 42 32w 42 22E 1,5f, 32e Oe 17 38 30 17w 42 Ow 44 Ow 41 4.'>B 18 40\T 89 2Ge 17 30w 40 Oe 38 29b 30e 40e Orlaml 44 XW X Orlran* 44 ifn X Orlran* 43 20k Orlng* Kt. or /.wartkMpR .11 SA* Ormui Strait 2« Ok Omban — 40 IOk Oto. T. 9. 44 32K OnH 41 8l!» 63 88 35 Ow 40 Orono.. Oronm Onrra Orth- Orton, (Irrat- Oitrand— .. Omjo — OrvUle Oriecliau. Or. Oibome Capo. Oibome Cape Oicar Bay OKcola Oichatz OKhersIeben ,-. Onchlti Oaede Oaero Oitgoow 78 JOw 18 Ur 67 Ob 10 40R 79 WW 175 .mi »« *2W 87 }im 13 .IfiB 16 42B 8 4W 18 45R 17 AOR 81 46w 17 4-jR 80 2nw 92 30w 95 60w 90 6w 13 «R 11 13R 14 A7R 8 3b 14 3:'>R 76 85w O'.shanaasy Creek 19 lOs 13H 40r O'ShanaMv &It. —20 AAs 140 20r Oshawa— — .43 A2k Oak Lake— —48 3KK Oslawa R. ——49 20k Oslowan 49 10k Osmer It. — 76 IHK Osnaburgh IIo. —51 30k 0«o, T. S 44 44k Osomo— 40 .soa Ossa Berg 49 12k Osseken— .— ,— 54 47K Osslacher Sec 46 40k Osslpec, L. — 43 48k Osslpee B.- 43 47k Ostu R. 63 43k Ostcnfeld 54 2»K Osterach -47 67K —51 fiK -J51 68k —49 55k -48 59K 31 6k — 43 30k — 43 22k Oaterburg 62 47k Osterburken 49 'J4k Osterfeld — Osterwlck— ,. Ostbelm — . Ostra Ostraclno — X Oswego- Oswego Falls JOtago - Otago Port OtaloR. Oteraklams Mt. Othoca— ,— Othrys, Chain of_39 Ok Otljlmblnguc 22 159 X Otis —48 18s Otlsheim —48 67k Otmachau —,— , — 50 28m 7H 62w 76 40W 16 Or 16 17r 94 60w 00 anw 76 43W 73 30w 13 5e 17 63b 13 67R 71 5w 71 Ow 9 lOR I4r 9 22e 11 44e 9 26b 11 5nR 10 42b 9 5b 17 24b 32 60r 76 30w 70 38w 45 409 169 60b -45 46s 170 48b -.44 3.59 171 15b _42 499 172 24b 8 37b ,-39 68K Otscher Berg J Otsego Otsego Lake- X Ottawa- Ottawa— Ottendorf ,47 5lK 42 30k 42 48k 41 85K 41 38K 51 37k Ottcnschlag 48 25K Ottcnsheim 48 19K Otfensteln- Otter Lake , Otter Pond , Ottcrbcrg -. Ottlng Ottlngen ™51 67k —53 40k 45 20k .49 30K 48 14k .48 57k tOudcrBokkevcldSl 159 X Ouintchouan — 48 27k Oup R .-27 309 X Ovaherero, or Damara 22 Os Ovalle— .,—— -"0 409 .17 09 53 2lK 53 2GK 22 20b 10 30E 70 35w 8 48b 17 lOB 15 12b 75 lOw 75 5w 83 lOw 82 48w 15 48b 15 13b 14 10b 9 23b 90 low 69 OW 7 46b 12 4Ie 10 36b 19 30b 72 20w 20 Ob 17 41 43 4i W 39 IH 43 6.1 41 80 IH IH « 17 an 43 18 40 40 40 44 17 17 17 17 18 43 63 A3 43 43 18 18 40 40 43 60 18 17 18 41 41 17 17 18 17 18 17 17 18 18 6ii 43 42 63 63 63 M 66 28 38 41 18 17 18 43 42 43 43 17 18 18 17 40 41 18 IS 18 38 42 33 X Ovampo Ovclgone. OvelKtinne Ovens. Overath Oversee-,,. Overstrand Overton — Overtown . 17 Oe 71 20w 16 Oe 8 2.')B 9 45b ,-36 1H9 146 18b -50 66K 7 l(iE 54 43m 52 54k .12 35K ,— 55 46h 9 27B 1 22e 93 15w 3 55w 88 60 88 17 17 62 17 17 9 44 12 W CO INDEX TO BLACK'S GEN MiMII. J.kr. LnMO. II n. nr M4r Ovid 42 44lf Oweka Itlvor 41 Sis Owen .>.~.~~~~^8 SON Owen Lake 70 95n Owen's L. 86 SON Owen's R. 86 40n OwlnKSVille «~~~48 IOn Owl River 58 16n Owschlair < Owyhee R. Oxbow OxbtUl 1 Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Ho. --. Oxford, U. S. Oxford, U. a t Oxloy „^,^^ Oyster B OzlR.. JA 34!f ^i Om 44 17N as Sir 44 30m 43 IOjj 42 27lf „04 08N ..34 13N ..45 3lN jn 80s ..40 62N ..35 35N 3 308 76 58w 172 Or 9 20k 03 Ow 121 SOW 121 46w 83 40w 03 Ow 36k 117 Ow 75 44w 44b 70 SOW 72 Sw 75 47w 95 30w 80 40w 73 Ow 147 208 73 SOW 93 4.')W 40 40k 43 53 18 40 45 45 44 40 17 45 43 17 41 42 42 40 44 42 52 42 44 86 Ramii, liT. LONO. Ho. or MAr. Paardo,.~.>,..~~~33 178 Ifl Paarlli ^ 83 40s 18 PaasUorf 48 33n 16 Pacaltsdorp 84 23 22 Paddi. Puduc.ih ... — Pago le, T. S. . Pago I. . Pahawa. Pahictua Pallhes .. X Patnchund Pakakl LAke — Pakenham, T. S. t Pakington.~.~ Pakoo 1 49!J 111 Palabahan 1 35k 111 Pulgui 31 Os 70 Palllsers Range...52 On 116 1 88N 113 — 37 4h 88 48 27n 68 .44 80m 15 .41 298 175 -40 30s 176 .43 7m 1 47 16N 69 44 28 170 45 ION 76 .47 28m 68 48r 45R 33r 23r 3r 40W 43 lOw 41 Ob 38 88 18 38 35 41 B 52b 24b 18 608 146 .45 64m 13 66 45m 82 74 56m 108 22 60s 150 20 PAlm Isles Palma Palmer Bay .. Palmer Pt. ... t Palmerston Palmerston..«~...31 28 Palmerston Ciipe 70 50m Palmerston, T. S. 44 52m Pulmict R. 34 208 .43 6m .. 1 138 119 .53 12m 15 .-33 463 18 ... 3 Om 10 Panbula River — 30 658 149 t Panet.~.~- 46 38m 70 Pangani .«.......- 5 303 39 Paniow. 50 11m 18 Palmyra . Palos Pammln . Pamp03n. Panavia B. 93 76 18 77 2Sb 32a Ob 66b Panolo. Pantar Isle. Papacton Papacton R. Papakal.~.~ Papangaio Pupania R. Papenzlen See. t Paplneau..... Papkulls F..~. Pappal Paraclifta ParadUli t Parant ParbysK, Pardubltz Parcnzo~.~.~. Pareora River Parida Parika River Paris, U. S, Paris, U. S. Paris, U. a.- Parker Cape Parker I. . Parker In. Parkham.. Paroa Parroo R t Parry 34 15n 90 . 8 303 124 42 3m 75 .42 2m 73 .44 668 171 .40 28a 175 46 368 168 -54 Om 10 -46 13m 78 .32 24s 18 6 40m 116 5 48m 94 1 38m 48 47m 34 283 -60 2m .46 13m .44 328 171 34 10m 105 43 24s 169 44 8m 70 39 38m 87 42 40m 90 73 10m 79 70 25m 100 76 20m 69 45 3m 69 42 323 171 .28 303 144 .3120s llB 64b 60r 30 72 19 16 13 18 63 53 14 36w 41 10b 53 26w 42 6flw 41 68b 85 18r 85 65w 60 40w 89 20b 16b 63 18 40w 40 Ow 40 30b llB 62 88 Ow 40 48w 42 59b 88 23w 42 48b 86 17 88 36 52 15w 41 Ob 36 6lB 18 3W 44 18b 35 low 42 19w 42 Or 63 63 63 17 17 18 63 60w 42 28b 38 68b 38 6w 44 68b 35 20w 42 27b 38 46b 36b 17b 20w 45 66r 53 15w 44 40w 44 saw 44 lOw 40 15w 40 Ow 40 30w 41 IOr 63 lOu 52 Pciskrctschau Pejo 1 Pelham — Prlham Pt Pelican Point Pelican Pt. ... Pell In PoUew Pt, Pellew's (Sir £.) Islands......... Pelly Banks...... Pelly Buy Pplly Fort Pelly Is. PeUy Lake Pelly Ms.— Polly Pt. — Pelly R. Pulugo JSO 2.'iN 18 39r 46 2lM 10 40H 24 208 160 12r 78 88N 74 44w 23 40fl 14 30b 22 528 14 32r 75 45m 103 Ow 61 Om 147 Ow .15 408 137 15r .61 80m 136 60w ,69 On 80 Ow 61 46m 101 56w 60 36n 135 30w 66 Om 101 30w ,70 20m 162 lOw ,70 2.'iM 101 40w 61 17n 136 Ow .46 6m 10 43b Pomaduincook,L. 46 41m 69 Ow Pcmberton 60 25m 122 25w Pembroke Cape— 62 50n 81 20w Pombula 30 478 160 Or Pemraaquid I't— 43 49>i 69 35w Pend d'OrioUo R. 48 25n 117 l«w PondarvlsMts. — 72 16n 102 Ow Pendulum B 45 128 166 45b Pendulum l8lcs-_74 30m 18 40 w Penguin I Penkun Penny Pt Penny Strait X Penobscot — PonrhynCapo. Pontccote Isle. Pentelsteln — PenzUn Percy Perg Porginc Peri ,- X Peribonlka— .. Porlc Perl Perlcsreut Permuda I. Pemaz Dagh Pcron Peninsula X Perry 74 30m .26 378 .53 18m 76 20m 77 46 16 5k 14 14k 97 20w Om 101 Ow Om 68 30w .67 30m 81 40w ,15 40s 168 20r .46 36m 13 7b 63 8lM 63 62m 48 15M ^46 4m — 45 38m .48 50m 32 458 49 27m 48 46m .44 20m —30 63m 13 48 1 lOw 14 87b 11 148 10 56b 71 55 w 24 188 6 22r 13 35b 14 37k 29 22b Perry 32 26m X Perry ~. 33 Os Perry, T. S 44 20m Persante It 53 52m Pcrsenbcuff — —48 12n Perseverance Bay 44 lOs 168 20b X Perth 43 30m 81 lOw .26 SOs 124 30b .40 Om 77 lOw 83 60w 142 16b 78 Sw 16 15b 15 4r Perth 44 57m 76 30 w Perth Ambay 40 29m 74 21w Pertuls, Plen-B — 47 13n 7 12b Peru ——.44 85n 73 39 w Peru, U. S 40 43m 86 Ow Per>'icchlo I 44 65m 14 48b Pessin — — 52 39m 12 40b X Peterboro 44 20m 78 30w X Peterborough —46 30.v 74 20w Petersburg, U. S._40 6m 89 43w Petersdorf 48 7m 16 16b Petershagen 52 22s 8 66b Petershugcn 52 24m 14 20b Petersham 42 32m 72 13w Peterson Pt.— 75 2m 93 45w Peterswalde 50 48m 13 69b X Petewawe 45 50m 77 20w Petit Manan I 44 22m 67 52w Petite Nation, T. S 45 44m 74 r,Ow PutroniU . 48 7m 16 61b Petschau- 50 4m 12 60b Pettau 46 25m 15 51b Pettpc , — 31 18m 74 47b Pettendorf 48 25n 16 4r Peznauner Thai— 47 3m 10 17b Pfaffenberg 48 47m 12 14e Pfaffenhauscn — 48 7m 10 26r Pfalfenhausen — 48 39m 11 67r Pfalzcl —49 47m 6 41b PfaiTkirchen —48 26m 12 66b PfeddeiBheim 49 38m 8 IOr Pfeld.'r Thai 46 47h 11 6b Pfelling 48 53m 12 44b PflnzR.— — 49 10m 8 25e Putsch Thai ^46 e.lN 11 20k Pforing 4S 48m 11 40e IH 18 63 40 86 88 40 40 S3 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 18 41 30 40 53 41 80 40 63 39 38 17 40 40 41 40 64 18 17 18 18 18 41 83 18 18 18 SO 62 43 44 62 42 17 18 53 42 43 42 15 42 44 18 17 42 43 44 18 17 17 42 40 17 42 41 43 18 17 18 33 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 MAMIt. Lit. Lono. Hn. Of Map. PIrmaseni Plmlti t Piscataquis . Piscataquis R. IMschcil - Plschi'lsdorf Piseco L. — .. Pltcaim PItschen Pitt I.... Pitt I Pitt R. ., 13m —40 ION —46 Om ...45 8n ,—40 64ir -.47 llM —43 36n 44 IOn 61 5m 7 86a 15 41ll 60 20w 69 15w 14 388 16 60b 74 49W 76 23w 18 10k .63 40m 130 Ow .60 6m 186 20w 41 20n 120 Ow Pitt or Recherche l8le(Vanlkoro;.ll 608 166 60k Pllten 47 43m 16 llK Pitt's Lake 43 Om 110 Ow PittBburKLandlng35 10m 88 20w Plttflflcld PlttsfleUl Pittsford PIttston Pltz Thai Placentio — ~. Plaggenburg I'lainby PlainHeld Plalsance Planian Planlna Plaquemlne .41 54n >39 86m .43 7m .41 22M —47 6m ...47 10m — i,l 30m 79 28w 90 46w 77 42W 75 62W 10 50b 63 65w 7 32k .-Jl 463 150 Ok >,;. u5m 72 23w .31 23m .'■>0 3m .45 4!!m .30 Um Plaquemlne Bay -29 10m PI ass Platberg Plato F. Plato R. Platho— Platte *toorNebra8ka itlvei' .—— w. 41 40 56m 29 23.3 .33 88 .32 5H8 53 46m 30 20M Om Flatten — Plattsburg Platz Plane Plaue Canal - Planer See — Plaunlch 1. Playfalr Pt Pleasant B. Pleasant B. Plech PleinfeJd- Plelntlng. Plelske R, Pleisteln. Pleschen Pk'ss X Plessis Plettenbirg PUenlngen - Plochlngcn Pliin Plijne R. - Pliine See . PlbnerSee. Plossberg . Plotzkau 50 24m 39 38m .49 6m ..50 47M .52 24m 53 29m 44 67m 92 54w 15 2b 14 15r 01 20w 89 40W 13 23b 26 68h 19 49r 25 Sk 15 14b 94 36w 95 45w 12 45r 94 18W 14 55r 10 52r 12 15b 12 i7b 14 22r 75 2lM 101 20w 41 68m 70 Ow .44 26m 49 39m 49 7m 48 39M 62 13m 49 39m 61 64m .49 57n 48 15m 51 12m 48 42M 48 44m 54 9n ,-63 21 N -53 8m J>4 8n .49 47m .-51 46M Plover Island Plumb I Plummer I. — .-, Plymouth Plymouth Ilarb, Plymouth, U. S. -41 15m Plymouth, U. S. -42 16m Plymoutl), U. S. -35 60m Plympton, T. S 43 5m Pocahontas — . Pochlarn, Gr. Pockateroo— . Poctcs Bay—. Podersam — Podhrad — — Podol 49 58n Podor 16 50m Poem River 43 Pogolla River 27 Pogstall 48 19m tPohenaKamoolu.47 30m 67 50w 11 28k 10 69b 13 5e 14 60b 12 24b 17 48b 18 68b 71 28w 7 61e 9 12e 9 25b 10 24b 14 47B 15 6b 10 25b 12 18E 11 41k 71 Om 176 Ow 42 48m 70 49w 64 20m 42 Om 42 On 36 15n 48 12m 65 20w 70 40w 70 36w 86 20w 83 40w 76 5(lw 82 15w 90 4«w 16 13b 29 303 148 49b 60 16m 95 40w 50 14n 50 24m Piihlcn Pohriitz Point Danger Polnten Poisdorf P] 53 39m 43 59n 28 6s 48 59n .48 4lN 13 26r 15 20r 16 SOk 15 Ow 6s 170 36r 73 27 8b 15 12b 69 20w 16 20k 16 30r 153 52r 11 49b 16 37k 18 18 41 41 18 18 43 42 17 80 40 45 64 18 45 43 43 44 42 43 18 40 17 62 42 44 17 18 44 44 18 88 88 38 17 44 45 17 44 18 17 17 17 18 40 41 41 18 18 18 17 18 17 18 41 17 18 18 17 17 17 17 18 17 40 41 40 41 41 44 44 44 42 44 18 52 40 17 17 17 3(! 63 38 18 41 17 18 62 18 18 Hamii. Possession Bay Possession I. — . Possession M— Possll. Postelberg Postupicz— Postvllio Potschatek — — . Potschesstrom Potsdam Pottensteln — Potterstcln— . t Potter X Pottinger. Pottmes. Potton, T. S. Powana R. Powell In.— Prachat It z—.....— Praesto Bay Prag or Prague. I'ragerhof— .. Prah-lc-la-Portc- Pram R. Pram Berg ~ Pram Berg ~ Prassberg .... Predazzo .-' —4 4 4 4i 4 .41 .4 .6 7 .7. .-4 „5 _5 .,4 PredilPass. IVedlng. Prcdlltz- Prcgarten Prerau — Prerow. Prescot's I President Bay Prcsnltz— ...— Pressat 4 Pressure Cape —7 Preston ...—..— 4 Pretch 5 Pi-etorls Kr. 3 Prettln — Prevost I. Prewald Prezelle Pribbeniow-.- Priborn -- ... Prichsenstadt. l»riel, Gr. 4 Prlen — 4 Priesen 5 Primlero — 4 Primkenau 5 Prince Albert Ed- ward B. — 6 Prince Alfred Bay 7 l»rince Christian s Sound— —-6 Prince Frederick Prince of Wales C.{ Prince of Wales' Island—.—. Prince of Wales I. ( Prince of Wales' Isles -..— 1 X Prince of Wales Land — — ( Prince of Wali's Mta 7 Princes Royal Is. ."; Princess Anno — _.' Princess Marie H. ; -zrii JACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. sr 7 36B 18 N 15 4111 18 W 60 20w 41 tr 60 Ifiw 41 t 14 SHh 18 W 15 A0> 18 N 74 40W 43 W 78 23W 42 tr 18 10k 17 M 130 Ow 30 » lao 20w 40 H 120 Ow 40 8 160 60r 54 N 1(1 llB 18 N 110 Ow 45 (f 88 20w 43 N 79 28w 42 N DO 45w 44 H 77 42W 42 M 75 62W 42 N 10 60b 18 N 53 55w 40 X 7 32k 17 « 150 Ob 52 H 72 23w 42 N 92 54w 44 N 15 2b 17 M 14 15b 18 N 01 20w 44 tr 89 40W 44 N 13 23b 18 ■i 26 58r 38 a 10 40R 88 8 25 3b 38 H 15 14b 17 I 94 36w 44 J 95 45^ 45 » 12 45R 17 ( 94 18w 44 r 14 55r 18 r 10 52b 17 ? 12 16b 17 f 12 i7b 17 f 14 22e 18 r 101 20w 40 f 70 Ow 41 67 50w 41 11 28k 18 10 59b 18 r 13 5b 18 14 60b 17 12 24n 18 17 48b 17 18 68b 18 71 28w 41 7 51e 17 9 12b 18 9 25b 18 10 24b 17 14 47b 17 15 5b 17 10 258 17 12 18b 18 11 4lB 17 176 Ow 40 70 49w 41 65 20w 40 70 40w 41 70 36w 41 86 20w 44 83 40w 44 76 5()w 44 82 I5w 42 90 48w 44 15 r.ia 18 148 49e 52 40w 40 26b 17 20e 17 30b 17 Ow SO < 35b 63 8e 12b 38 18 20w 41 17 18 62 18 18 Vortaifv, U PortcrvlUo Portland Portland 16 47n 30 26N .43 SON .38 108 Portland Cau. ..,^^5 On Portland It 58 40]| Portland, T S. 44 27k Portlund, T. a ~~40 88ic Porto LiKnano 45 42h 1 Portni'uf 48 45(» Porto (Juloto 45 18m Porto Uo 45 16!f Porto Ileal 10 198 Portobcllo 1) 45 48a Porto((ruaro_,^45 46n Portole 45 28n Portsmouth, U. a 36 50n Portvlllu 42 3m PossesBlon Huy «~73 30m Possession I, PoBsi'Sition M. Possll PostflbcrK Postu]>lcz„ PoHtvlllo Potscliatck — Potsclipsstrom Potsdam Pottunstein PoMorsteln X Potter t Pottinger. Pottmes Potton, T. S, Powana R Powell In. ..^.^..^ Prachatltz,„..,>^ Pracsio Buy Piaj? w Prat^uu Pragerhof Pi airlc-la-Portc. Pram R Pram Herg Pram IJcrg Prassberg . Prcdazzo^ Prcdll Pass IVedliig Prcdlltz Prcgarten Prerau ~.^ Prerow. Prescot's I. President Bay Pre8nitz~....> 50 29N Pressat,-,-, 49 46n Pressure Cape 73 63n Preston -~-~-,.^™,43 2Gm .26 558 73 15m 55 53k ^M) 23m ^49 42m -.-40 lOM —40 IfiM .—26 468 -,.44 40m —47 68m — 4i> 4«M —41 45m —31 308 48 35M 45 5m .32 25s 74 25m 40 IM 65 8m 60 5M 40 23M 42 42M 48 25m 31 30s —30 508 —46 2lM —46 19m —46 25m 46 62m .47 4m 48 2lM 49 27m 54 27N 73 ON 75 8m Pretch Pi'etotis Kr Prettin Prevost I. -, Prewald Prezelle Pribbeniow— Priborn — -— . Priclisenstadt 61 43k 33 4s ^1 40m 52 Oh 45 46H — -%2 58m 63 47m 53 21 N 49 50m I'riel, Gr. 47 44m Prlen 47 62m Priesen 50 25m Primicro— ,40 11m Primkcniiu 51 30m Prince Albert Ed- ward B. —.,—,69 30m Prince Alfred Bay 76 12m Prince Christian's Sound -,.— .^-60 Om Prince Frederick Sd— — —- — 57 Om Prince of Wales C. 65 40m Prince of Wales' Island——— 5 25m Prince of Wales 1. 67 45m Prince of Wales' Isles 10 323 X Prince of Wales Land . —73 Om Prince of Wales Mts. -.,— , 78 50n Princes Royal Is. 63 Om Princess Anne .S8 Om Princess Marie B. 7 6H U5w 88 2Aw 70 16w 141 80r 180 Ow 70 fiw 76 40w 7a41W 13 8> 69 low 13 34b 14 35b 48 44W 170 38k 12 40r 13 40r 76 22w 78 28w 77 40w 10 7b 77 20w 4 15w 13 41e 14 45r 89 15w 15 14h 27 '20r 75 3w 16 6b 11 '24b 78 Ow 160 Or 11 6r 72 19w 28 3b 86 40W 14 Or 12 IOe 14 26u 15 40r 01 63w 13 30b 10 30b 22 65r 14 68e 11 36r 13 33r 15 24b 13 66r 14 32r 17 30b 12 35b 97 Ow 92 Ow 13 7r 11 67b 95 15w 80 30w 12 48b 19 68b 12 65b 131 Ow 14 2b 11 23b 14 46b 12 15b 10 2lB 14 4b 12 20E 13 26R 11 49b 15 48b 41 44 41 03 89 40 43 43 18 41 18 18 80 03 18 18 44 42 40 88 40 13 17 18 44 18 88 42 18 18 42 62 18 42 88 40 18 17 17 18 44 18 88 38 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 17 40 40 17 18 40 42 17 38 17 89 18 17 17 17 18 18 18 17 18 17 103 Ow 40 93 Ow 40 43 Ow 40 132 30w 40 168 Ow 40 100 20r 35 87 Ow 40 142 15b 62 100 Ow 40 78 40w 40 128 5()w 40 75 4(>w 44 Pultncy Vlllo 43 I'uniankat— . 1 Punawal — — 46 Pungo Andongo _ Punneala— .~ — —82 Puny ataway — >40 Purceror —, — 32 Purcora M. —44 PUrg 47 Purglltz 60 Purgstall 48 Purorarie Ulver— 42 PuHllnch, T. S. t Puster Thai Ihitakuanul R Putbus t Putnam Putney. Pyhra 43 46 .46 64 _41 .,43 .48 Pylstaerts Isle — 22 Pyramid Luke — 40 Pyrbaum — —40 Pynnont— — 61 r ^^^^**^*^^ 1711 77 Hn 109 42r 160 308 10 IHM 70 57n 78 20M 74 '288 170 32N 14 8m 13 4m 15 llB 171 28m 80 OOm 13 358 109 22n 13 aOM 73 2m 73 10m 10 184 176 Om 110 17n 11 60m 33W 43 8h M Al 03 80a 88 OAr 83 06w 43 62r 83 45b 03 4H 18 03l 17 8k 18 33B A3 17w 42 13b 18 45R A3 27k 17 40w 42 32w 42 4lR 18 8w 64 46w 45 16k 18 14b 17 Q Qiiahanap R —36 4Ss (iiiakake 40 67m a Quanza River — 9 lOa Quarfert 51 23m Quarto River 83 16s (Juarltz 51 88m Qiiaw U 64 22m Qiiayome ——-49 66m Qucanbeyan —30 20s Queen Charlotte Sound —51 On X Queens 40 20m Queen's ChimneL,76 20n X Queen's Land— 76 Om Queenstown— , Quclch Water, North 60 13N Qucnina River — 15 7s Qiicsaltcnanga -15 10m Quesnello L 63 50m Qucsnelle R 62 63n QuelH R 51 28m Qnlburl 10 12s Qulckbom 53 44n Quiconibo 11 228 QuietoR-,. 46 20m Quilpolemu 30 29s Qulncy — ~ 30 30m Qulncy 43 17m Quirung 57 38n Quitman 32 5m Quitto 10m Quohog B— ,— .43 42n 17 l.'iR 75 OOw 80 20W 16 Ob 00 Ow 14 40b 13 15B 11 36B 63 7W 46 05b 126 15W 121 20w 149 16b 3 29w 12 8b 91 30w 121 40w 122 30w 15 24b 24 30e 9 64b 13 45b 13 40b 70 6w 84 40w 71 6w 6 17w 88 52w 1 20k 70 4w Raab — , Rabba — — — Ribbai Kmiiia Rabbi, V. Rabenau — Rabenstein. Rabenstein. Raby Race C Rachel Berp. X Racine Racine Rackett L. Radeburg Radegust-,- — Rudhusa R. — . Radmannsdorf. Radnitz Riidnitz Radonitz-,.^ Radstadt — E _48 21 N „ 9 10m - 3 53a -46 24m -50 67m 48 5m 50 '2m .49 17m .„46 45m -,49 iM .-48 60m „42 40m -43 60n -51 1.3n „.'»1 39N ..49 40m .-46 20n 49 63m ,-5a On .-60 17n „47 24m 33 43 42 36 40 38 38 17 60 17 89 89 03 128 Ow 40 73 80W 42 100 Ow 40 102 80w 40 40 Is 168 38b 03 12 38 46 40 89 17 86 17 88 18 00 44 41 11 44 36 41 13 3Sn 18 5 20k 36 89 20b 36 10 60b 18 13 39b 17 15 27b 18 13 18E 17 13 36B 18 63 lOw 40 13 2:iE 18 71 45 W 41 87 32w 44 74 49w 42 13 43B 17 12 6b 17 13 16b 18 14 10b 18 13 35b 18 16 I'iE 17 13 17b 17 13 28e 18. liaudniti. liaudten Itaukakanul . Kanrti . Itauichouberg . Ransnlti . ..JiO 26N I '29M .46 4'ia ,47 13r .-J)0 04h —40 l'2N KautonltockB Ur. J)3 30a Raven IIIU 'iO Oa Ravenna, U. S 41 ION Uuwa 31 29n Rawbell 25 124 KuwcllIT 58 42n Rawlcz —51 4'2n Rawllnson Mts. —73 On Uay(^ 47 40m Raymond —33 14n Rea Inlet 76 32n Reach, T. S 44 O.w Ituadsbdro — —.42 40n Real Del Monte— 20 13m Rcckahn 53 80n Reclierehe Arclil- ]>i'lii gn— — 34 Rcclieicho or Pitt Isle (Vanlkoro) 11 60a Rfckow »— — 64 6m Recoai'O -,—-46 41n Red Bunk Bridge R 41 On Red Island Rlver-62 20n Red Deer I..ake —65 On Red Rock Lake —65 SON Red River 07 27n X Redcllffc 45 22n ~ " " " 51 46n 64 18n 63 21m 14 15k 1« 10b 169 I7W 13 oea 8 AAl 16 OOB 30 31 31 Ab 81 30W 41 06h 100 AOb OOW 10 49> 103 Ow 69 SOW 90 83W 105 40w 70 Aw 73 Iw 08 SOW 13 33B Red Deer R.. Redebas— .— Redefln Redentln 53 67n Redwitz- Rccdham Reed Lake Reed Pt, Reeve I. -50 iM -52 88n —64 60n —75 36N —38 08 Rcevcsby Island -34 30a Refuge Cove 39 Os RefUgo Inlet 71 Om Refuge L. — 25 678 RegaR rA Om X Itcgensbcrg und 79 15W 138 Ow 113 lOw 114 '20 W 133 40W 77 85w 114 OW 12 46B 11 12B 11 30b 13 6b 1 33b lOO OW 110 40W 147 46B 136 15B 146 30k 167 OW 33 30b 16 llK .33 23m 23 20a 50 42N Oberpfaly Regensburg or Ratlsbon — Regenstanf— Regenwalde Regis RegUtz R, Rchau Rehburg — - Rehob or Bethrehob Rchoboth Reichen Reichenan Island 17 42n Relchenau— .—- 60 10m Reichenau— .— — 48 41m Relchenau— .—48 27m Reiclienbach— ..— 46 43n Reichenbach— .-.— 51 9m Reichenburg — 45 69m Relchcnfels— 47 In Reichcnstcin,Berg.49 8H Relchenstein, Unter Rcichtenbaeli— , Rcichortvliofen , Reichstadt Reichthal Relchwaldc— . Reid Bay Rcidsville — — . Reiferscheid — . Reifnitz Rein Deer IliUs. Reinberg— . Rcinfeld 53 49n Reinhardsbmnn -60 62m Reinbcim 49 49m Reisbach 48 34n Reit Sp ,29 64s Relief Ft 32 808 .49 2M 13 6b .49 7m 12 7k 53 46n 15 23r 61 On 12 26b 53 20N 14 31b ,60 15n 12 2R 62 29n 9 llB .49 8n 60 37n 48 39n .50 4lN .51 8m .61 23m .75 4.')N .33 5m .60 29m .45 45m ,68 40n .64 13m 83 41 R 17 20b 14 15b 9 2r 16 16b 14 28r 14 20e 8 15r 14 48b 16 28r 14 44e 13 33b 13 .tOs 12 10k 11 27b 14 42b 17 61b 14 40k 105 40w 8 13w 6 26b 14 44b 134 Ow 13 16b 10 27b 10 32b 8 60b 12 36b 26 48b 26 31b IT 17 03 18 17 18 3H 88 43 ao 03 17 40 40 44 38 43 43 46 17 168 133 OB 03 166 OOB 64 17 V,K 17 11 131 18 43 40 40 40 40 42 80 17 17 17 17 10 40 40 03 02 02 40 88 17 40 24m 13 7b 13 18 18 17 17 17 17 17 81 88 17 15 17 18 18 15 17 18 18 IS 18 17 IS 17 17 17 40 44 17 18 40 17 17 17 18 18 38 S8 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE !!«■■•• L**. iexa. Rn. or Map. Rhrhmund, U. S.~JI7 4Sn Klchmond, U. a,^'J 'JOm Klchmond, U. &...8« 40x Rlckwda Moant...^ JOm Klokett't Cape — 74 Mm Kldceway 41 9Sn s Ridont 4S lOv RIobeka 0. sa lOa Riod 47 8n RIed 48 19w Rledau 48 18m RledenburR ..^>.48 07k Rlcirenburg^~~.47 Ok Riot V 88 801 Rions R. ,..„.,^~.4e 4»M RlOM SI 10K Riot River. RIoti .39 Sa ^6 90K Mk .48 SlK .74 Seif .48 83h 54 Ok ^74 40K ,-^7 fiOs ^40 86h 48 On ,48 3'iN ,40 878 ■,.^1 40n 64 03n S3 llK J19 4Sk RIoxIngen RlRaniL T. S. RjRbv Bay RIgoiato Rlgonlotte.^ Itlley Capo . Rlluv River. Rlmbach . RlmonikL Rlmotukl. Rlngaroma . RIngenbcrg Rlnkenis.~.~~~ Rinteln ~~ — Rton It......,, p. Ripley ^^^.. Ripley 1 Ripen 4>7 80s RIpon Falls....^^. OOn Rippon, T. S. 40 48n Rlsboro' T. 8. ......40 00m lUatigouche Har- bour ....~~~.~~.48 8k Ritenbenk 69 OOn Riviere do Lonp~.47 40k 1 Riverine DUtrict 34 Oa Rivendalo,~~~.~.34 Gs Riyan !K) 87k RIyat er Raudiiut 19 13k RJeka or Fiume~.40 20k Robbe B. 29 24b .~88 00k ~80 OOk Robben L ~~~~~.83 48b Robe Town ~.~~~37 ISs Rtfb"1 J^ 23k Robel ~~~^~~~~-04 7k Roberts Vllle~- Robcrtson Cape Robertson C. .~ Robertson lt.~. I Roberval % Robinson ~~~. i Robinson ~~~. Robinson River. Roches Bluff — Rochester. Rochester. Rochester ~~~.. Rochester ~. — Rncliester, T. S. Rochlitz Rochllts .40 OOn .77 40n .77 27k .74 10k .48 24k ~47 26k ..46 35k ..10 16s _30 85k ^40 30k ..40 46k ..43 07m -41 9k ..42 16k ..60 44k ...51 3K Rock Bridge 36 47k Rock Creek 41 88k Rockaway ^40 37k Rockford ~~~~~.42 16M Rockford 32 46k Rockhampton — 23 28s I Rockingham — ^42 66k Rockingham Bay 17 69s Rockisland 41 23k Rockport 40 67K RockviUe 39 10k Rooky la 56 40k Rocky Mountains 62 On Rocky Mts. Ho — 52 60k Rocky Mts. Ho. -.56 Ok Rocky or Oregon Mountains 57 Ok t Rocmont 47 10k R^ow 50 16n Roda ~~~~,~~~-60 61n Rodach 60 2lK Rodach R 60 14n 84 lAw •1 30w e« Ow 171 90a •1 lOw 78 40ir 79 Ow 18 43B 10 88a 18 38b 13 37a 11 41a 10 001 23 38a 11 4HB 18 17b 34 45B 14 05b la 74 24Mr 00 Ow 13 OOk 08 20w 01 40W 147 4AK 8 4«K 08 Ow 68 SHw 148 Ob 6 34b 9 84R 4r 140 45W 81 40w 89 80w 143 Ob 84 Or 75 low 70 80w 66 80w 01 40W 69 35w 146 20b 21 13B 47 05B 49 SOB 14 27B 16 48B 18 22B 139 40a 13 S6B 10 39E 78 04W 72 low 71 OOw 105 40W 72 low 68 60w 77 66w 134 20B 86 45w 82 lOw 80 15w 72 65W 86 12w 82 38w 15 26b 12 48b 92 20w 80 66w 73 44w 89 Ow 86 16W 160 33b 71 Ow 145 69b 90 35w 75 48w 77 16w 77 40w 117 Ow 114 SOW 120 10 w 122 Ow 72 Ow 13 44b 11 44e 10 47b 11 22b 44 44 4» M 40 44 43 88 18 18 IS 18 18 88 18 17 88 18 18 42 40 18 40 40 62 18 41 41 63 17 17 17 40 44 44 03 86 43 41 41 40 43 63 88 80 29 18 88 38 03 17 17 43 88 40 40 42 41 43 62 44 42 42 44 44 43 17 17 44 42 43 44 44 63 41 62 44 42 44 40 40 40 40 40 41 17 17 17 17 MAVIS. Lav. It'iMS. Rn««ba('h~. Rosasl Isle RoMlti ~~. Roisla. Ros>leben. RoattaU 00 I8n 8 41 a 11 2tadt~.~ Rud'sl Rugvn or Greifs- waldo Bay- Rngtven ~., — ^ Rnhlii Rulilanrt SI 28n Ruhmannsfcldcn~48 69n Ruhn 53 17K Ruhr R 61 29n Ruhrort ~. .~.61 28n Rulshclm 49 8k Rumanikas Palace 1 SOs Rumburg 60 57k .04 16n .67 13k .60 63n Rumde Sambo Rnmford t Runga t Runga Runjeet Gurh Runkel Rupert. Rupert's Creek Rupert's River, Ruppau Rush -, Rusisi L. Rusizi R.~.~. Russbach, Or. X Rus8el-~, Russel Gulf t Russell Russell Id, Russell In Russian Fort Rustburgh Rustcnberg. Rustenberg, Riistem 73 SOB 16 69b 13 46b 7 05B 13 92b 14 81b 43 20w 13 .30r 10 28b 10 22k 13 5lB 12 68b 11 52e 7 42b 6 43r 8 16b 31 65b 14 3lE 12 26b 70 87w 21 Ob 26 80b 74 26b 8 8b 73 16w 93 Ow 79 Ow 13 13b 86 lOw 28 30b 28 30b 16 25b .35 SOS 139 30b 70 20n 117 Ow .41 308 145 15b .74 On 98 Ow .70 ION 129 40w .68 ION 166 16w .32 383 26 20b .25 388 28 Or .51 ION 11 24r 51 14n 1(5 Ok No. or Map. 17 03 IS 17 17 IS 17 17 17 17 18 18 IS 17 18 17 18 17 10 17 18 18 18 88 18 03 18 43 03 42 43 41 18 17 17 88 03 43 43 42 43 88 17 18 18 63 03 86 83 17 17 17 17 18 40 . 7 SON .44 80k 10 On , 1 Ok .30 3lN .60 24n .43 16N .67 40n .61 30n .49 32n .~.89 SON 1 308 3 08 .48 29k RAarik Ltt. LoM*. Mo. or Map. 17 21 17 17 18 17 17 17 18 36 17 30 41 36 36 83 17 42 40 40 18 44 36 86 18 62 40 63 40 40 40 88 38 17 17 8aln it. 60 SON Ht Agnes Isla~~~10 04n 8t Albans 80 478 Ht Andreaabcrg ~JV1 43k St Anne, T. a. St Anthony ~~~. St Angustln ~~~ St Augustln R.>. St liamabe ~~~. St Blaise C St Catherine It St aalrsvlUc. .40 87M .46 lOK .81 a4N .51 OH .48 30k -84 98 . 3 108 40 Sk .~.40 16k 1 St Edmund St Ellas Cape 09 03k 141 St Etienne, T. a -46 43k 71 St Florian . St Francis-.. t aeoii'0~.~.. St Qoorgo -~~. St Qoorgo -~~. St George Mt. St George's B. St Gormains-. St Helen's Isle St InRbert-~.. St Jacob ~~~.> St James C. -. St James' Ft. Est Jenn -~. t John St John C. St John's~ .46 OON .45 SON -46 On .43 06k 7 OOB 6 low 188 191 10 30a 73 Iflw 73 40w 94 Ow 09 Ow 08 SOW 33 7r 90k 80 04w 81 SOW Ow 13w 10 108 71 SOW 6 30b 60 30w .86 45n 171 40w .38 42s 143 63b .48 35k .48 30n .49 OOn -49 17n .47 S4n 29 Ow 79 86w 6 IRW 7 7B 7 41a 02 On 131 Ow 04 SON 124 18w 48 12N 70 14W 06 16n 119 Ow . 1 ION 45 8n 46 16n 44 2nN .14 4I)N 43 On 31 08n 39 OOn 01 ION 30k 73 Iflw 69 33w 73 4w 11 OOw 86 SOW 91 30w 94 60w 90 40w 63 SON 170 Ow .76 63n 104 Ow .63 SON 65 40w St John's L. - St Johniibury St Joseph —. St Joseph -~, St Joseph — . St Joseph -~. St Joseph Lake SI Joseph Mt. 40 60k 128 2Aw t St Lawrence — 44 80k 76 30w St I.Awrcnco or Clerk I, ....,.~ St Leger Inlet . St Lewis B St Luc St Murthi Ft. ~. St Martin's Isle St Martinsville. St Mory'a St Mary's B. _ St Mary's Isle St Mary's Sound -49 54n St Matthew 33 32n I St Maurice St Michael's B. St Miguel St Nicholas St Patrick B. ~ St Paul -~. St Peter 64 18n I St Salvador -14 On St Vincent Port_2l 698 St V lucent, T. a -44 40n 46 13n .32 408 49 6Rk J50 On -.41 20k 46 40K 49 6CK 7 86k 17 65b 6 Iflw 91 55w 78 36 w 04 Ow 6 16w 6 19w fiO 47W 73 30w 66 40w 35 65N 104 Miw 40 41 N 71 2.3w 60 S.'iN 12S lOw 57 l/iN 172 Ow 8 37b 88 Ow 166 30r 80 OOw 146 Ob 46 3Ak 62 4flN On 113 20b .36 40n 38 8b .36 608 69 30w .32 On 100 Ow .42 ION 78 66w StVlticent's Point 43 228 St Vralns Ft ~~~40 20n 105 20w SaintcB Sajur River SaladiUo. Salado Rlver-~> Salamanca ~~.~ Salamat River - Salang Island — Salde ~. Saldenhofen Salcblyeh -, Salem Salem Salem Salem.. Salem Salem Salem SaUne-~~~. 10 Ok 21 Ob 77 66N 98 60b 16 6N 13 25w 46 35N 16 llB 26 On 42 Ob 36 18n 91 68w 33 278 26 26b 44 6lK 70 18w .40 67K 80 48W .40 2«K 79 31w 42 3lN 70 64w 43 12k 73 23W 40 38n 80 40w Salisbury Pt. 68 15n 134 20w Saliyah 33 4lN 42 59r Sallenche FaU — 45 64n 6 38r Salmon R 53 60n 128 Ow Salmon River 63 60n 129 lOw Salome Lake 21 30n 46 30r Salt C ..„„.~~38 08 142 lOt 17 10 09 17 49 49 48 40 41 S8 8« 49 43 40 41 IS 41 10 41 40 03 40 41 10 18 10 40 40 41 40 86 43 41 42 13 44 44 43 40 40 43 40 40 40 16 38 10 44 42 40 10 10 44 42 40 46 41 39 40 17 40 64 42 63 46 85 30 60 45 42 36 35 30 18 29 44 38 41 42 42 41 42 42 40 SO 15 40 40 29 MAMtal San Ruprecli San Salvadoi. WatUng I.I San Mephanl SanTheodulif San Ulrich . San Veit. San Vicente I San Wolfga Sananlyan.. Sand Fn. ~, Sand F. . Sand R. Sand V. Sandau. SandBU~~~.. Sanderson's 1 Sandhamntai t Sandon ~~ Sandstcdt ~. 1 Sanduskv- Sandusky It. Sandusky R SandtvU'hB.. Sandwich, T. Sandy Islc~,. Sandy Isle, G Sandy Pt — Sandy River. Sandy V— 1 Sanfleld Sanford ~. t Sanga~. Sanltz Sanjava Rive Sann R. ~.~~. Sannach-~~. Santa Cms ~. Santa Rosa-, Saplana ~~~. Saponlc L~~. % Saragoto — Saratogo Spri: I Sarawak-.. Sarawak Sarawak Rlv( Snrca R._— . Sardls, U. a. Sarebus River Sam Thai — Samla, T. S - Samow -.-~. Samthcim-~ Sarsine R. -.. Sarstt'dt— . X Saniwa— , X Saschatcliai SaHkatchawai N. Ann — Sata Satnip — ~. Sanhat River Sault St Marii Saumarez C. Saunders L. .. Sava ^ Savan I.—. Savanna—. Savanna—.— Savlgllano — SawaUIck Pt. Saxon V.-.-, Sazuwa — .. Scala Nuova, Town and ( Scaletta Pa.ss Scorboro, T. S Scarcles R. -. Schaafstcdt-. Schaal R Schoal See-,. Schads,..— . Scliafa Schafstedt — Schalkau Schamers— . Schaprode-.. Scharding — Scharmbeck . Sclianiitz ■linty.l '4 BLACK^S GENERAL ATLAS. 07 L4T. Lena. ITe. nr Ut.r. M Mm .10 Mh M 47ii M 4'in M 87if .4A ION .81 84N .At OH .18 aoif . a 10a .40 8n ,4a iSN .A9 bin ^6 43m .40 SON >4A SON .46 On ,43 SON .A6 4An ,38 4-J8 ,48 2An ,4H 20n ,40 AOn ,40 17n ,47 S4n ,A3 On ,A4 SON ,48 12n ,A8 16n , 1 ION ,4S 8n ,46 16n ,44 26n \,U 40n .4a On 31 A8n .39 AOn .Al IAn 40 AOn .44 SON 7 A0« « 1»W 188 131 10 30a 7a Iflw 7a 40w 94 Aw A» Ow 68 SOW aa 7a 30H 80 Mw 81 »0w 141 Ow 71 law lA lOa 71 »0w 6 20a 60 aow 171 40w 143 A3a 20 Ow 79 3Aw 6 IHw 7 7a 7 41a 131 Ow 124 18w 70 14w 119 Ow 30a 7ft 16w 60 83w 72 4w 11 A»w 86 30w 01 aow 04 AOw 80 40w 128 2/lW 7A 30w 30 41 7 17 6 91 78 fi4 6 6 80 73 AA 165 80 146 63 SON 170 7A A3n 104 Aa SON AA 46 ]3n 32 408 40 A8n On 29n 46 40n 40 A6n to A4n 3 32N 16 SfiN 52 4/iN )A A.'iM 104 4lN 71 iO 3Sn 128 (7 IAn 172 4 18n 8 On 88 1 A98 4flN 3 22s 20n 105 On 113 6 40n 38 50s A9 On 100 ION 78 On AAn 5n 35N On 18n 27s AIN 57N 26n 3lN 12n 38n 15n 134 4lN 42 A4n 6 AOn 128 60n 129 30n 45 Oa 142 21 98 13 15 43 91 26 70 80 79 70 73 80 Ob 60b 17 10 U 17 49 4a 48 40 41 88 8« 43 43 40 41 18 41 IS 41 40 sa 40 41 10 18 15 40 40 41 40 86 43 41 43 13 44 44 43 40 45 43 Ow 40 Ow 40 40w 40 3Ab 15 65b 88 Ifiw 10 AAw 44 S6w 42 Ow 40 16w 10 19w 10 47w 44 30w 42 40w 40 15w 45 23w 41 lOw 39 Ow 40 37b 17 Ow 46 30b 54 AOw 42 Ob A3 20w 45 20b 85 8b 30 30w 50 Ow 45 A6w 43 86 35 25w 36 lis 18 Ob 29 A8w 44 26b 38 18w 41 48w 43 31w 43 64w 41 23w 42 40w 42 20w 40 59b 38b Ow 40 lOw 40 30b HiMII. Lit Lou*. Sit ut M4P. 80 15 29 10k Ban Kuprecht^. San Salvador or WatUngl 33 S6n San Stephan 46 84m SanThenduloraM4A KIm San Ulrlch ..,^.^4* 8Am San Volt 46 47m San Vicente ,,,,..>JiA Aa San WolfpanK 47 4An 47 ION lA 40b 18 Sananlyah,. Kami Vn. Sand F. „,. Sand R. -,. Sand V. -~. Sandai 8andaiu„>«„. Sandiimon'ii Uo\m 73 40n Sandhaminur I't. JiA 3An ,~J)4 13n 33 4:)a 38 40(1 33 43a 39 4Ha A3 47n AO 43n t Sandon Sandatrdt 1 Sanduiky. Sandusky II. „ Sandusky R...,,. SandMrlch H Sandwich, T. 8. Sandy Iilc, SO SOi » 33n 41 SON .41 30h 41 20w 23 30k. 43 16* 19 4A«i Sandy Isle, areatw3.1 .'58 " ■ ~ J)3 3A8 .00 Mm 25 668 .45 42n .43 28.<« .14 138 54 4n . {* 188 46 15n ~~J»4 SON .16 AOn S'i 508 45 A8N 45 9n -43 On „4S 6n _ 1 SON ., 1 SON - 1 40n „45 58N _33 ION 2 5n 46 snw 43 fi-'m 63 45» 46 38n 47 43n 62 13n 11 On Sandy Pt Sandy River Sandy V 1 Sanflold ^ .Sunford „.~.,. X Sanga Sanits Sanjava River Sann R. Sannach Santa Cinx Santa Rosa Saplana Saponic L t Saraf(ota„, Saratogo Spring;, t Sarawak,,,,,,,, .Sarawak Sarowak Rlvcr- SurcaR Sardls, U. S. Sarobus River .Sam Thai — Samia, T. S . Samow „,„..> Samthelm,_ Sarsine R. Snr8tfdt_ } Saniwa- t Su8chatpliawan_51 SOn SHHkatchawan R. N. Arm 63 30n Sata 24 25n Satnip 54 43n Saubat River 9 On Sault St Mario 40 25n Saumarez C, Saunders L. Sava Savan I Savanna Savanna. .Savljfllano .Sawalllpk Pt. Sa.'.on V. Sazuwa .77 27n .76 35N 17 ON 46N .42 3n -15 IOn .44 37N ,76 1.5N .43 23N .49 A2n Scala Nuova, Town and Gulf S7 47n Scaletta Pa.ss - Scorboro, T. S. Scarciea R. ~~. Schaafstcdt_ Schaol R Schaal See„.~- Schads Scliafa Schafstedt. .Schalkan Schamer8« Schaprode Scharding~ Scharmbcck Schamltz ._46 42n ^43 45N 8 A4n 51 23n 63 27n 53 S7n 55 3n 48 52n J!4 5n 50 24N 49 4n 54 32N .48 27n .63 14n 47 22n 74 asw 14 4JB 7 4AB 11 40a 14 31a A8 .HAw n 36b 43 3AB VtTi 30b 18 18b 33 SHB 33 30b 13 3b 14 a7B AO Ow 14 laa 1A3 Oa 8 SlB 83 Ow 83 4Aw 83 Aw 14 30a 83 AAw 163 SAb 163 108 38 SOB llA SOW 14 A3B 83 Sw 70 46w 80 Oh 12 33b 109 40b lA 10b 163 30 w lOA lOw 70 20W 14 18b 68 89w 74 Ow 73 AAW 110 Ob 110 Ab 110 16b 10 A6b 81 60w 111 20b 11 2lR 82 28W 14 38R 11 3lB 7 8b 9 AOb 18 OB 110 Ow 114 Ow 08 4b 9 66e 31 60b 84 35w 73 46w 70 Ow 46 A6b 87 Ow 90 6w 88 13w 8 Ob 65 20w 71 26 w 14 54b 27 25e 9 55B 79 17w 13 54w 11 45B 10 50e 10 55b 8 40b 15 43b 9 18b 11 IB 16 4b 18 10b 13 25B 8 46b 11 1.5b 4« 18 lA 18 18 AO 18 80 88 38 88 88 17 17 40 17 A3 17 43 43 43 88 43 A4 A3 88 40 88 43 41 38 17 88 18 40 45 AO 18 41 43 43 8« 85 SA 18 44 44 18 43 17 18 15 17 Sft 40 39 S3 17 36 44 40 40 39 40 44 44 25 40 41 18 80 15 42 86 17 17 17 17 18 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 !!»«■•. Schnc«b«rK~~~~'AO :MIn 8fhne«bvrK,_„,«4A 38n .Si'hne«-bcr|{„,,.»„.4B 87m 8chnre-ko|ipe,..,,...'M) 4aM Schnelle IH-lchicl Al »n X SchuylklU and Nortliumberlund 10 SOn LHchuhailo 43 40m ihUloB „_flO 3n SchUmtM;rR 50 4In SchomberK Tt 76 30m Schl)nau„.„.....,.._47 47N „,40 3Ah ,.60 ION „-48 37n ,„63 3«N ~JI3 608 ._40 f*HN 60 13N 61 6n ,-48 llN 48 15N ,-60 17N ™60 34n -.60 9n -,61 49N 60 7n 53 57n .47 60N 60 3lN 53 7N 60 56n 40 3lN 46 22N 47 SHn On S 45N 4!) 17n 61 ,',Hn SchwabniUnchen 48 llN Schwabstedt 64 24n Schwalenberp — 51 63N Schwallenbach -,48 20n .Scliwtilni H. _ Schwanberg - Sfhwand — ,-, .Sthwanebeck t Schwaiisen ,--.64 34n Schwanstadt-,— .48 3n .Schwartiiw 54 40n Schwartz Koste- letz 60 In Schwartzcnberg Canal 48 41 N SchwartzcnthoL-50 37n Schwartzhom — 46 42n Schwarza ,..,..,-...50 iM5N Schwarza R 49 18N Schwarzach 49 47n Schwarzan R 47 48s Schwarze Regcn n. 49 3n S(hwarzenbach-,46 28n Scliwarzenbiich-,47 37n Sehwarzenbcck 53 .HON Sehwarzcnborn —,50 63n Schwarzhofen — 49 23n X Schwaizwald —48 SON Schwaz 47 20n Schweina 50 60n Schwclnltz 51 49n Schwelm 51 16n Schwennliigen — 48 4n Schwepnitz 51 SOn L««a. 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Si-Mrrr V S3 8a 8<>lklrli Capo 68 IAm Nxikirk a 73 »0m Sclent .,.,A4 17m S4-lfntrr Svn _-.-.A4 Ihm .S«lowlti 49 2m SclralM Thai 47 lOst .Solttchiin 40 SON Stdullycb 19 I6n .Sclvo I 44 33m S«'lwyn -,-.34 Oa Svlwyn River 48 438 Sv\» 48 A5m St-mbrpal-, 33 33n St^mprlndin-. 10m .8«>mU .50 86m .Scmriath 47 14n .Sondeiih<)r»t_-,„61 61m ) Seneca 43 AOn Seneca Kallii -,43 AHn K4!neca L. 43 AOn Seneca R -.-, 43 Am .SenftcnborK_-,-.60 6n .Senftenberg 61 82m .Senn -,36 On Sennenit -,-, 61 On .S<'noget»ch -,-,—46 43n Seoia R 29 16a Separation I't 67 50n Srpplng'K Cupe —67 46n .Stpplng's C —,73 43n Septimus C 36 26s .Se(>tlmer I'oni 46 26n SerdtzyC 67 2<)s Serikal 2 26n X SerllanitBit .59 On Serbewuel R. 10 On Serrahn _—_ .— 63 40n Scrut Cai . 32 27n Serwatty IbIoh — , 8 168 Sc»heke_-,-,-„-17 308 Seshekc River —31 608 SesMna.— 45 42n Scsslach , AO 12n Sestera - 4 30n Seth 54 6.5N Sette It 2 208 Seven Emu River 16 308 Seven Hills 2 lOs X Severn 54 ON Severn Ft —66 On .Severn R 28 6l8 Severn River 66 On .Sevier Lake 39 30n Sevier River 38 On 41 Seville Seward, Mt. — .Sexton —- , Seymour — , .Serenltz— — .sKabbamler -. Sharklcton C. Shaftgbliry Shahi)0or. X Shakespeare Shakra— ,— — . Shannon I. Shannonville Shari R Shark I .Shuron— ,-. 2n 44 10s .46 42n ;I6 5:38 50 6s 24 6N 73 36N 43 4n .32 28n .46 20n 15 50N .75 OS 35 22n , 8 20N ,26 608 ,41 22s Sharon— 42 49N Sharon, U. S. - Shoiite Mt — Shathah -,— ,. Shatt el Amah Shatt el Hal — Shatt el Khcr- ShawR. Shawburg — , Shawenegan-~ Sheboygan — Sheafs H. Sheepscott U.~ Sheffield .Sheffield Bay , Sheffield, T. S. Sheffoid X SheflToril 41 16N —41 25s —31 3«S —31 56N —32 32N —31 40s —20 408 -JO 428 —46 36n —44 8n —31 258 —43 46N .41 43n .66 On 44 34n 45 2nN 45 3()N X Sheguianduh —45 •52n Lena, "91368^ »4 Ow 8« Ow 10 3«B 10 37b 15 38b 11 MB 14 3Aa 7 408 11 4lB 26 33a 173 3«B 8 68 74 308 116 368 16 3lB 15 3.5b 7 48b 77 Ow 76 56w 77 Kw 76 40W 16 36m 14 08 43 KIK 48 20w 14 2k SO 3Hr 134 Ow 164 40 w 90 12w 146 34k 9 39k 171 40W 111 48b 66 Ow 15 60b 13 20k 46 348 128 308 26 50b 37 20b 13 528 10 5lR 8 60w 8 54b 10 Or 1.36 46r 10 Ob 87 Ow 89 26w 1.50 108 89 20w 113 Ow 111 low 81 51w 74 26w 12 20k 146 I.5R 15 52r 68 8k 67 SOW 73 16w 75 44r 82 Ow 45 Ok 18 Ow 88 Ow 17 A6k lA 5r 80 29w 74 JSw 80 35w 122 25w 47 14b 46 5b 45 60b 45 43 k 119 308 29 6b 72 47w 87 26w 29 40b 69 AOw 79 8w 61 SOW 77 5w 72 32w 72 35w 81 .5.5 W Ra mt M*p. »»~ 40 40 17 IT 18 18 18 M 18 38 A3 18 83 8A 17 18 17 43 43 43 43 17 17 30 40 18 .1.S 40 40 4U A3 15 40 35 40 86 17 SO 35 86 38 18 17 36 17 36 62 86 40 40 A2 40 45 45 43 42 18 52 17 33 40 43 83 43 29 40 44 36 38 42 42 44 45 30 80 80 30 63 88 42 43 38 41 42 40 42 42 42 42 ■affWIBHIM.! 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P»pangaio_^> Pupania |{. —40 28« 176 llR 63 I'litcmliam — -42 82* 72 13W 42 Plymouth — — -42 OM 70 40W 41 Prii'iM-n — .-.— .,M 30s 108 64 R 63 Petcmon Pt 76 2M 93 4flw 40 Plymouth llarb. -42 OM 70 30w 41 Prinilcro — — PaiMnilun S«i>~ 1 Paplncau~..~ PapkullaF...*. ...64 On 10 60h 17 I't'terswaldo .JHI 4HM 13 60K 17 I'lymoulh, V. ». .41 16k 80 20w 41 Primkenitu ..,— ...46 13ir 78 6«W 42 1 I'ntcwawo Petit Manan I.„ ,.4.5 60M 77 20W 42 Plynioiiih, U. H. .42 lOM 83 40W 44 Prince Albert E .~32 24s 18 28r 88 ~44 22m 07 52W 41 Plymouth, IJ. S. JI5 60m 70 50 w 44 ward H. — .. Pappal ~ 8 4ON 116 e8R 38 ivnte Nation, IMynipton,T. 8.-4:1 r,H 82 I5w 42 Prince Alfred »« Pararllfta -_36 4HM 94 6W 44 T. S -46 44m 71 r.nw 49 Pocnliiiiitas .— . -30 16m IK) 4MW 44 I'rincn (.'hriiitlui ParadiUa .~ 1 88ir 30 68b 36 PifriniU -48 7m 10 5lK IN Pochlarn, (Jr. -.. -48 12M 16 13K 18 8<)unB 63 Pfaffitnliausun - -.48 7m 10 26b 18 I'oeru RlviT ..43 68 170 36R 63 Princo of Wales Paris, U. a .-44 8m 70 16w 44 Pfaffonhausen - ..48 89m 11 57k 18 I'ogoUii Ulver — -27 7« 27 8b 38 Isles Paris, U. 8 Paria, U. a ...89 38m 87 40w -.42 40m 90 32W 44 44 Pfalzol —49 47m 4Ik 12 60r 18 18 Pogstull 48 19k 1 l'()hcnaKamook-47 30m 15 12r 69 20W IS 41 t Prince of Wal PfarrklrclH-n — .-48 20n I.an(l — . — Parker Cape ^ —76 10m 79 low 40 Pfeddoinhelm— —40 38m 8 IOB 18 rUhhsn— — — -63 39m 16 20R 17 Prince of Wales Parker I ...70 26m 100 16w 40 Pfeldcr llial ..46 47M 11 OB 18 Pohriltz — -48 69m 16 30k 18 Mts. Parker In. -.70 20k 69 Ow 40 Pfollliig,,-.. - -48 63m 12 44b 18 Point Danger 28 Os 153 62r 62 Princes Rnyol 1 Parkham , ^46 8m 69 SOW 41 Pflnz It -49 10m 8 25b 18 Polntcn — -48 69m 11 40r 18 Princess Anno, • Paroa ..-42 828 171 IOb 63 PfltBch Thai .....46 5r>M 11 20B 18 Polsdorf ..48 4lK 10 37« 18 Princess Marie Parroo R —28 308 144 IOb 62 PfUring. -.48 48m 11 40B 18 Poison Bay—. -44 888 167 25r 63 Princess Charlo 1 Parry 31 20s 161 10k 62 Pfortcn 61 48m 14 40B 17 1 Pokomo— . Pokone Mts. — .- 2 08 40 Or 38 Bay Parry Cupe~-~ —77 10m 71 20W 40 Pfiaumborg — —49 40m 12 40b 18 -27 468 25 30b 38 Princess Charlo Pan-y Pt-^ Parsberg -.09 3.'5M 97 lOw 40 I'/relmt —49 30m 12 llB 18 Pola -44 62K 13 62B 18 Monument — -.40 ION 11 43b 18 Pfullcndorf .-47 66M 9 15b 18 Pole River -41 Ok 102 30w 46 Princess Royal Partenklrchen. -.,47 30m 11 7l 18 Pfulllngen — -48 28m 9 14b 18 Polcscliowltz — ..49 8k 17 2lB 18 t Princess Roya Parysatla, Estates Pfungstadt —49 48m 8 36b 18 Pollczka -49 42m 16 15R 18 Land— — of-- -.86 60m 43 20b 66 Phallal .J)2 28m 73 25b 83 Pnlln -49 26M 13 10b 18 Princeton — . Paskuu —49 46m 18 17B 18 PhUadelphln .-44 10m 75 48w 42 Polltz -60 33k 16 12B 17 Princeton — .. Pasley Ca )u ,^ Pasmore R.~— —.34 108 123 21 B -.31 308 139 Ob 62 62 Philadelphia — . PhlllpevlUc .-32 40m —30 54m 89 28W 7 Ob 44 36 Piilltz -63 83K -47 17k 14 83e 16 60b 17 18 Princeton .— .. PUUau Princetown— Passadnmkeag -.46 7m 08 44w 41 PhlUpoUs -50 8Hm 18 28b 18 Polle -61 64k 9 23B 17 1 Pring Prisana R Passage >—,^ -, 8 408 124 60r 35 Phlllppa —39 7m 80 5w 44 Polling. — — -47 48II 11 Or 18 1 PasBiiick ^..^ I'assttll Passclr Thai ^ -.41 10m 74 20W -.47 17m 16 3lB -.40 4flM 11 llB 42 18 18 PhUlps K Philips VlUc Phillip, Port — —29 328 22 42b .-42 13m 78 8W -38 5s 144 40b 88 42 62 Pnlna — —49 30k 15 428 14 32B 16 17b 18 18 18 Prltzerbe— .-.,- pais R. -47 16m Pritzwalk — Polsterau .— .- ,.46 23M Prohn Pusublo, Mt — -.46 49m 11 IOB 18 PhlUlp's Bay — -09 16m 138 20w 40 Polti-n R -47 80M 14 27b 18 Prohner WIek - 1 Patapcdia ->,> Pateriiion-^^ —47 60m 07 30W 41 Phillip's Pt —75 30m 06 OW 40 1 Polworth— .— ,- Polzcn R. — .. -38 30s 143 40b 62 Prolsdorf— -.46 43m 13 37b 18 PhUoor — -.31 Om 76 55b 83 -50 43m 14 25b 17 Prorer Wlek^. Paterson -.41 Om 74 8w 44 Phlpp's Cape — -.59 30m 139 30w 40 Pomelnl . -60 12K 13 20k 17 Proseco — Patei'son Bay^ —12 45s 130 31b 52 Phcenix .-43 IflN 70 17W 42 Pomobilgeer — -34 128 144 5e 52 Proseez — — Ptttetl Points- 44 31s 171 20b 53 Plasnitz ,-64 49m 18 3b 17 t Ponfrau— — . -47 23K 13 12b 18 Proskau Piitlala -.80 20m 76 2flB 33 Pic Foit —48 40N 49 40w 40 Pongolo R.— — -20 448 82 Ok 88 Prosna R. Patrlrtge F. ..-31 14s 22 2.';b 38 Plcamlcrs KL — .-32 328 19 Ob 88 Ponsonby, T. S.. -45 62K 74 52W 42 Prospect Illli ... PatridKe Lake- Patridgo Mf, — —01 10k 09 30w —32 47s 17 56b 40 33 Pickens — ai B7m 82 50w 81 20w 44 40 Pontafel . Pontagna — . -46 30m -40 15K 13 IfiK 10 28b 18 18 Protlwln Plcklehom Bay -70 15m Proton, T. a Patschkau Pattur8vUle-~^~. -.60 28N 17 iB .—43 45m 73 67w 17 42 41 42 Plckton .„44 2m 77 llw 174 10b 10 30k 111 50W 42 53 17 40 Pontalna— . Pontefract, T. a - 30a -45 60k -40 48k 110 Ob 76 35w 88 22W 13 49b 85 42 44 18 Proven — .— — j t Providence — Plcton - 41 208 Plelcborger Sec— 53 80n Pierre au Cnluinet 67 80n X Patton ..^^^ % Patton —40 60k 70 12W —46 20m 88 20w Providence — .. Pi ovidcnce — Ponto Vcruda _ .-44 60k Patton Cape-,- -.J8 3fls 143 68b 62 Pierre Pcrtuls _ -47 13m 7 12b 15 Pontotoc — — -34 15k 89 Ow 44 Providence C- Pattusen ,,» — 1 20m 111 26b 85 18 Plestlng 47 52m PleterMarltzburg29 358 16 8b 30 Ob 18 38 Poolew Inn Popocatepetl Mt -57 47K .19 OK 6 35w 98 30w 11 40 Provldencc C.- Provldence Lai Patzau— .^-^.^ —49 28n 15 Oe Patzlg —54 29m 54 22b 17 t Pieter Marltz- Porangahau — -40 158 176 52e 53 Providence Pt. Paulding —41 3m 84 82w 44 burg —29 358 30 Oe 38 Porangirangl — -43 233 170 2b 53 Provincctown.. Paulding T^, _32 7n 89 3w 44 Pleve dl Cadorc -40 26m 12 23B 13 Porcupine Lake-.45 5m 78 24w 42 Prudhoe Islanc PnUSft ,,.,,,, J, r,r, —60 afiw 19 Oe 17 23 Pigeons Bay— Pihautokhla— ... —43 378 —40 338 172 60b 109 50b 53 63 Porcupine Mt. — Porcupine River Porewa R.— — Porpoise C. -33 Os .07 On 139 50b 145 Ow 52 40 Prudhomnie — Pi1lm Pavdinskl Mount 69 26n 69 20b Paw Paw 42 8m 8S 65w Pawlct 43 2lN 73 14w 44 42 tPlke ., .,,. —41 20m 75 Ow 101 20w 42 40 -44 378 -43 21 M 171 12b 70 25W 53 41 Przclautch — Pi'zeatitz. Pike Lake .-01 Om Pawowkau -~w- —60 4lM 18 34e 18 Pila —36 lOs 57 Ow 50 Porst — -53 55K 16 40b 17 Prziblslaw— Pawnee V. -.42 lOM 98 20w 45 Pllchowltz .-50 12m 18 35b 18 Port-Alleghany. -41 5lK 78 21w 42 Prziliram— . Pawtucket -.41 64 m 71 27 w 41 PUlans R —28 448 19 40e 88 Port-Baiiza— . -50 31 M 12*! 69W 39 Pschow — — Peak Kange — Peak Viil —22 668 148 19b —73 45m 87 60w 52 40 PUnlknu —50 33m 15 47b 114 14w 17 45 Port-Brooks — Poitf Hyron.— . -50 10m I'.'S Ow -43 2m 77 Iw 89 42 Puaha River— Pxiblo B Pilot Peak -.41 On Pcard Bay ,„^ —70 40m 159 20w 40 Pllsting— — — ,.48 42n 12 38E 18 Poi t-Canipbell - —12 In 92 56k 35 PuckfordMt,. Pearse In._<>>^ —76 12m 104 Ow 40 PlndDadunKlioii27 40m 72 45e 80 Port-Chathani — . -60 20m vm an™- 39 Pueblo——. Pecka —50 29m 16 SOB 17 Plndee Puthan -31 52n 73 13B 33 Port-Clinton — - -41 18k 83 12w 44 I'ueblodeAngc Peckelsheim ^ .,,51 85k 9 6k 17 Pine Grove ,-40 32m 76 24W 42 Port-Cox — -49 Ok 125 60w 89 Puget Pt pof'lraVJll ,.., ■ ^41 17m 73 79w 42 42 PlneL. L Pine River —54 ION 102 20w -38 65N 122 Ow 40 45 t Port-Curtis — Port-Esslngton -24 Os 151 Ob -54 20n 129 55w 62 39 Puget Sound— Puget Sound - Peconls B -.41 Om 72 33w Peddle Fr.— ^ 33 14s 27 5b 88 Pink Bay PlnkaR. -,.. . 35 60s 138 15b 52 Port-Grcgoi-y — Port-IIudson— . —28 78 114 15b 62 X Pugho— — PukakL- Pedena _— —45 12n 14 2b 18 -47 13n 10 17e 18 -30 36n 91 25W 43 Pedestal Pt „,26 43s 15 2b 38 Plnkafclrt -47 2lN 10 6b 18 Port-Huron — -43 6k 82 40W 44 Pukcnoanoa— Peel Cape ^ „„f.9 On 108 lOw 40 Plnnau R 63 40m 9 37b 17 Port-Jervis— -41 23n 74 42W 44 PukenriR,..- Peel Mount —43 683 171 Ob 53 Pinners River —25 378 29 Ob 38 Port-Leon—. -29 57K 84 6w 44 Puketol Mts. . PealR. 07 28n 135 Ow 40 Pinyaree Pinzgau, Mlttcr. —24 30m 68 27b 83 Port-Leyden— .. Port-Louis—. — -43 38K -20 158 76 32w 67 36b 42 30 Pulaski — Pulaski -... Peel Sound ..,~. —73 80m 96 Ow 40 -47 2Cm 12 48k 18 Peel, T. a —43 44m 80 60w 42 Pinzgau, Ober- -47 15N 12 20b 18 Port-MatUda — . -40 44k 78 5w 42 Pulkjiu Pecno R...-— .— —53 54m 12 68b 17 Pinzgau, Unter. Pinzon Bay —47 17n 12 46b 18 Pnrt'*MnhflinT)n. 1^ Aa 40 40b 138 62b 30 52 X Pttlo Eolanv tan — — Peenemilnde ~- —54 9m 13 47b 17 - 2 20n 50 20w 61 Port PuUen -35 338 Pegau —51 ION 12 15b 17 Pinzon River - 1 55N 50 15w 61 Port-Said 31 30m 31 20b 80 IHiloLaut — Pcggau —47 13N 15 20e 1.J Plraka - -43 52s 172 18b 53 Port a Rafael -, -49 ION 120 20w 89 Puis Canal ... Pegnitz Peilcnste!n~~~ —49 45k 11 32b —46 7n 15 32b 18 18 Pirano Pirate Coast —45 30m ..25 On 13 34b 55 15b 18 32 Port-Wmiam— . Portadal — — .. -37 ON -14 30m 87 60r 10 40w 80 36 Puis R. Pulslolsono R. Pciras de, T. a —48 35N 67 50w 41 Plrawart, Gr. — -48 27m 16 30b 18 Portage 41 10m 81 lOw 42 Pulsnitz — Pcish Ebabur ..^1 6» 42 20b 30 Plretibbi Lake 51 On 69 Ow 40 Portage Ho. — . -66 28H 167 ?0W 40 I'ultney— . . — — __ '<'< !■'• r.N 17 I'k'wnIiI 4.'> 4iW l( 2k H *s 10 n» 17 I'ri'zrll.- fl2 AMN 11 23r 17 7m Vi IHM 18 PrIlilH'niow A3 47n 14 4m ^ M 2In 12 IAb 17 tW 17« Ow 40 I'ricliiwninitilt 49 AON 10 2tR 18 Hs 70 4l»w 41 I'rHl, (»r 47 44n 14 4r 18 Oj* «.■» WW 40 lYIon 47 62N 12 30a 18 Um 70 40w 41 I'rifiM'ii 60 3AN 13 2«R 17 On 70 ililw 41 I'riinliro 46 llN 11 49r 18 Ah 811 mw 41 Prlinkcnitu 61 SON l.'i 4Hh 17 (In 8'I low 44 I'rincc Albtrt Ed- On 7« Aow 44 ward 11 flO SON 103 Ow 40 fiN 82 l.'.W 42 Prinpc Alfred Hay 70 12N 93 Ow IVlncc ('hrlrtlan'ii 40 fiN l»0 4MW 44 •Jn in l:iK 18 vSouiid ^60 ON 43 Ow 40 08 148 4 40w 40 Sd. .„ A7 On 132 SOW 40 4n 13 3fiK 17 Prince of Wnli-aC. 66 40n 168 Uw 40 ;4n 13 -iOK 17 I'lliicu (if Wali-a' i8N lA 30k 17 iHland .~ ^ 6 2An 100 20r 35 ION lA OW .■ill lYInco of WulcR 1. 07 46U tl7 Ow 40 As 170 3AR 63 Princo of Waica' 78 27 8h 8H IMi'S 10 32» 142 16r 63 ION lA 12r IS t Pi'Inuo of Wuli'M !10n 69 20w 41 Ijind 73 On 100 Ow 40 3»N 1(1 20r 17 Princo of Wales SON 1(1 30k 18 Mta. 78 60n 78 40w 40 On lA!) 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S 44 6n 80 38w 42 1 303 110 Ob 35 Proven -^~, 72 16n 66 60w 40 5 AOh 76 SAW 43 t Providence 41 6()N 71 40w 41 ) 48N 88 22w 44 I'rovldcnce 41 4!»N 71 24w 41 1 SON 13 49b 18 Providence 32 45n 91 12w 44 t IAN 89 Ow 44 Providence C 45 678 106 15b 63 r 47M A SAW 11 Providence C. 74 24n 112 20w 40 ) On 98 30w 46 Providence Lake-.64 40n 112 Ow 40 3 1A8 176 62k 63 Providence Pt 64 20n 172 40 w 40 t 23s 170 2b 63 Provincetown-,,^^42 3n 70 12w 41 > AN 78 24w 42 Prudhoe Island ^78 SOn 72 Ow 40 1 08 139 60k 62 PrudbomTne ,.....-31 63n 03 33w 44 r ON 146 Ow 40 Piilm 60 12n 6 24 k 17 1 378 171 12b 63 Przelantch AO Sn 16 34b 17 1 2lN 70 2Aw 41 Pl-zestltz 49 34n 13 19k 13 i S6N 16 40b 17 Przibislaw .49 33n 16 43k 18 AlN 78 21w 42 Przibram ~-49 41n 14 Ob 13 ) 31 N 12(i 59W 89 Pschow ...—60 3n 18 24k 18 ) ION l^'S Ow 89 Puaha River 42 498 172 66b 63 1 2n 77 Iw 42 Piiblo B. _ ^ 38 On 127 45w 45 i In 92 SAe 35 PuckfordMt 25 Os 116 40b 62 > 20n 126 30w 39 Pueblo 38 SON 105 20w 45 18N 83 12w 44 PueblodeAngclo834 On 118 Ow 45 1 On 126 60w 39 Piiffet Pt. ,„„,,,,„77 60n 79 40w 40 t 03 ISI Ob 62 Puget Sound 48 On 123 Ow 40 I 20n 129 65w 39 Piiget Sound ....,,47 60n 123 20w 40 1 78 114 15e 62 t Pnsrh^,^,,,^,,,,,,,, 3 Os 32 On 38 ) 36N 91 26W 43 Pukaki„ 44 ISs 170 14k 63 6v 82 40W 44 Pukenoanoa 39 828 176 44k 63 23N 74 42w 44 PukenriR. 45 Os 171 2k 63 1 67N 84 6w 44 I'uketol MtD. 40 10s 176 40e 63 38N 75 S2w 42 Pulaski 43 42n 76 lOw 44 ) lAs 67 S6b 36 Pulaski 35 6n 87 lOw 44 44n 78 6w 42 Pulkjiu .. 48 43n 16 60b 18 > 03 40 40k 86 t Pulo Kalam-an- > 338 138 62b 62 tan ^ 203 114 Ob 36 SON 31 20b 86 IhiloLaut 4 608 116 2Hk 85 IOn 126 20w 89 Puis Canal 62 50n 15 S6k 17 On 37 60b 30 Pnls R. .r,„.,j.,^,^^62 62n 15 26b 17 \ SON 16 40w 36 Pulsiolsono R. 29 4s 27 28b 88 ION 81 lOw 42 Pulsnitz 51 12n 14 Ik 17 ! 28n 167 ?0w 40 I'ultney 43 33n 73 17w 42 (^iiltniaii. gultio (juubog U.. .....■(2 . 6 Ion I ;*>»: 3ti M AM 70 4w 41 R Raab~,., — „.,-.4« Jin Kablta „,, — -„- 9 1(>N Itibbal Kini'iii — 3 B:In |{al>bl. 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Schltt8gelburg Schlutup....^-/ Schmalfeld Schmcidburg 50 48k Schmelcna St. — 38 648 Schmelens Hope -22 03 SchmldmUhlen —49 16n Schmiedeberg — ~50 61n Schmiedeberg — J>1 42k Schmldheim 50 24n Schmoln 60 64k Schmuttcr Rlver_48 42k Schnaitsch-^ 49 83n Schnakenburg—- 53 2n Schnee Berg 50 60n Scbnee Berg— .-..-47 46n Schnee Berg, Gr._50 12n Schnee Elfel 60 15n Schnee Kopf...— ~.50 39n Kl f.w 71 *\w 7(» Ow 46 A.^R n7 Ow l»0 Aw M llw N Ok M 30w 71 3(1 w 14 Mr 97 9AR 9 .'>Am 79 I7w n .Mw II 4AR 10 AOr 10 AAr 8 4()R lA 4-lR 9 IMR 11 IR lA 4r 13 tOR 13 3Ar H 4nR 11 IAr lA OlR 8 6r 9 17r 99 Mr 10 IOr 10 97r 10 38R 9 4Ur 13 3r 19 6r 10 4lH 73 A8w 9 20r 14 33b 14 AOr Or lA 18h 8 4AR 9 AOr 119 30w 13 8b 23 43r 8 33k 13 AAr 16 46k 17 A6b 10 IAr 8 20r 13 3»K 11 2lB 14 31r 13 12r 11 47b 13 40r 19 48b 10 4(lB 8 4!)K 10 44b 16 Ob 10 2b 6 28b 10 IB 9 60b 9 34b 18 24b 11 62b 13 80b 17 2lB 10 39b 14 26B 9 3b 10 47b 10 IB 16 6lB 19 22b 17 4b 11 6AB 13 42b 13 43b 6 32b 12 20b 10 49b 11 20b 11 81b 14 6b 16 60b 16 42b 6 20b 10 47e 4t 40 40 40 44 44 3.'V 40 41 18 SO I A 43 36 17 17 17 17 IH 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 lA 18 36 18 18 18 18 18 17 18 44 17 18 88 17 17 17 17 40 18 •M 18 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 17 17 17 18 17 18 17 18 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 38 88 18 17 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 18 17 17 17 >< h«ani-brrk-._.M A«» { Vhwaiiwn -._ M Mn Vhwari*la«h»«rt « .N'hwarti Koxtr lr(« -„_ St'hwartttnbi-rg Canal „.-_... 8rli»arttfnitial„ Arhwartihuni N hwaria -...-« .Srhwana It., St'liwarxnrli - Mrhwarian It. »l 401 II l^n 17 » Mm 17 II 44r M 17 4i« 17 60 IM 14 ilH 17 ..48 41 1 -.V) :Vii ...VI lUW ■41 l>*i -411 47i 47 *^^ •St'hwarte ItrK^'n IL 49 In Slialltliiii)r — 4 I 411 ShahiKMir IJ ;i»< I H)|akrii|ii arr «<• 1>t» hliairtf Mt 41 3.'.» .shalhah —.11 .V.i .Hhatt I'l Amah .11 Mn .shatt el Hal .13 I3m .Sliatt rl KIkt 11 401 Sliaw K. 30 4iin ShawbiirB .10 43* .HhawfiK'fcaii 46 3An ShflMiyKan 44 Hi .Sh«!ar» 11. 31 36a .Shrfnarntt II 4,1 4>\n ShcfBild 41 4»M .sht'fflt'ld lUy 66 Om .Hhi-ffli'ld, T. 8 44 .14n SlipffoMl 45 3aM I ShflToril 45 ;M»m t .Shfgulaniluh —45 A3n Sliehr 14 40m .Shflblgah .M 33m Nhclkh('IKhuyukh.10 A7m Sheikh lludjl V> .13m Shclbum 44 34m Shclbumc Hay — II 4i)a .Shelby ;i!i 3.1m Shelby ;I5 3(lM ShclbyvUle .19 ir.n Sheldon 44 A:im ShellaboarPt 74 6«m I ShcllukH lU Om .Shenley, T. .S. 46 6m t Sheiiectady— 43 40m Sheia II aOM Sher» 11 Ok Sherard Oaboniu Pt 73 16m X Slicrbounic— 45 13m X Sherbrodk— — 45 40n Shcrbrook, T. a -44 46n Sherer Mt. — 73 Om Sherlock 11. 31 Oa Sherman — 43 7m X Sherwood 4.'i 30x Shenhcqnin— — 41 8.'jm Slictallca B 51 3itM Shlham 15 88m .ShInnicock It ID 48m .Shinns — :i4 18m Shlppen Vllk' 41 I»m ShIppenvUle 41 4'.'m Shipton —.——45 45v t Shir 6 Om Shirley 45 l(!M Shlry River .—17 0.s X Shltatl 14 65m Shitll .— 3 8k Shlttabgurh 30 9m Shlvelll— 4 On Shlel R. -M 34m Shoal New 60 Om Shoals, Isle of — 4'} 68k Shol R. 8 Ok Shoodlo Pt 44 17k Shoreham 41 55m Showy 13 40m Shreveport .i~' 28>i Shuswap L 50 60m Sib 23 60m S Slbocou 4 35N X Slcotte 46 40m Sldburg 33 34s Sldbury n2 208 Sldd Nlmrod 33 4(iM Sidney, T. S 44 1'>m Sleben Oeb. . — ~-50 43n Siebenlehn ——5 1 1 n Sledenburg-.—— •'^'■-' 43m Slegenburg— — 4H 4'n Slegersdorf • -M Mm Sieghard8,0r._. IS 48m Sieghartsklrcbcii IS 1/in Sierra Corapllda . <> >< SlerraNevaeu — -Vt '"n Slewlerz— -'^o -'Sn t Signal .t.s«)M Signal Hill :h Hs Slguam V.' 45m I !•.« :\ 44a (-w Or Ow •i 45 IS 17 %i» U an Wl Ww 74 4»w Ml (.Iw 133 3^w 47 I4h 46 Ar 45 AOr 45 4tK ll!» 30r 39 «R 73 47w H7 3flw 39 40a 69 AOw 79 Hw 61 .low 77 Aw 73 II3W 73 35w HI 55 W 49 40R 43 hn 46 83r 40 :|R 73 30W 143 6!iR 86 40w 81 ,i;iw 91 A7w 73 Ow 114 Ow ,80 Or 70 AOw 74 low 9 .IAr 10 30!! 103 40w 78 AOw 71 40 w 7« 37W 89 SOW 117 40k 79 44 w 77 35w 76 37 w 68 40w 47 34k 73 33w 41 64 K 79 34w 78 llw 71 60w 30 Ok 69 SOW 35 SOk 14 40r 44 6,Sk 73 33k 44 IOr 9 47k 163 Ow 70 87 W 83 Ok 68 lOw 73 28w 16 Ok 93 60w 119 lOw 68 Ok 117 30k 75 4.'H 26 Hk 2(i 13e 43 .Wk 77 ;!f\v ' i-")li V> 18b 8 57b 11 A3k 15 24r 15 33b 16 iB 11 Ok 130 Ow 19 14k 71 43 W 18 3-'i'. 171 Ow 4J II «l r» «ii «4 M M 4i 43 44 4» M M .K) :t«i A3 S8 43 43 3H 41 43 40 43 43 43 43 39 SO 30 .10 43 A3 44 44 44 43 40 36 41 43 86 86 40 43 •11 43 40 r-i 43 43 43 40 3!l 43 30 43 43 41 36 41 36 36 86 S:l 36 17 40 41 3i; 41 42 ,ir, 4t :!9 3!l 35 43 :!s 63 80 43 17 17 17 18 17 18 18 36 45 18 41 38 40 IF >i \ '■#; G8 M&IIB*. L4T. lOXO. ,(^p_ Slhnt Slklagate R. SUcoU FaUB SUberberg. Silberberg. 8U1R.. Slllian Silognano UiUs Silver F. ^ SimaR Simboa Ide. Simlnua Stmonosakl Simpktnson C. Simpson Bav ^ Simpson Lako Simpson Penin. ,^8 40k Simpson R.^....wJS6 On Simpson River_>Ji5 On Simpson Strait — 68 80:r 15 32:4 36 428 18 258 9 20n 8411 ,7 13ir 46 4Sif 33 On .39 288 16 208 8 08 28 448 ^^h Oh .76 16n .69 ION 62 On Simpson, T. S X Sinaloa Sinclair River Sindelflngei Slnder Slndrce Sindrlngcn SIngen Singleton Sinkawan Sinn Slnzlg Siout. Sipang Cape — Sir G. Clerk's 1. Sir H. IngUs' B.^76 26N Sir J. Barrow's Monument ,.»>>77 6k Sir John Franklin C 77 7n 40 On i: Ok 71 Ok .48 44N .14 40k 23 56k 49 16K 47 46k 32 458 ■^ 65K 50 12k 3lK 27 Ok 1 45k 69 20n SO 55b 35 38b 28 80e 18 81b 16 871 11 361 13 36b 38 40e 18 26E 36 Ob 156 40b 24 45b 131 Ob 94 Onr 114 Ow 150 30«r 89 Ow 126 Ow 130 Ow 98 Ow 72 15W 102 SOW 155 Ow 9 Ob 1 30b 69 10b 9 29b 8 49b 151 8b 109 10b 9 36b 7 13b 31 15b 110 18b 118 85w 97 20w Sir R. Inglis's Peak 76 20n Sir T. Rowe's Wel- come Sirak Point Siriam Slrmlone. Sisters B. Sitang R. Sitka I, Sittern R Siwaha River Six Mile Pt. \ Six Nations Skalltz Skalltz Skalitz Skene Is. .66 On 3 50n 18 50n 45 30n 76 20n 18 40n J>7 30k .47 20n . 6 508 43 32n 43 43n 48 COn 49 55k 50 25k 76 IOn .69 35n 68 17n G3 16n 55 15N Skeoch B. Skier. Skioldunircn I.. SkjelHkOr Skodborg ..^ 55 25n Skotshau 49 <8k Skutsch -..^^^>..r^~49 52k Skydebjerg 55 22k Slambeti R. 29 178 Slange F. 31 598 Slango R. 34 23s X Slave Coast ^^ 6 On X Slave Lake, Oi-eat .,..^^Ji\ X Slave Lake, Lesser .^.^ 55 On Sledge L 64 20n Sleepers 59 On Slettenham Inn ^67 43n Smaragdus Hts. .24 15n Smlchow Smidar. Smids R. Smirzltz Smith L. Smith L Smith Inle<^ Smith Is. Smith Is. Smith River Smlth, T. S. Smithfleld... Smith's Bay Smitlislioro..^. 4n 50 18n 1 488 50 19n 61 On 76 15N 51 IOn 30 458 63 Ok 70 45k 44 32k 80 14s 66 20n 42 5n 29 88 88 18 17 18 18 88 88 86 53 88 29 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 43 46 40 16 86 88 18 18 63 85 17 17 87 85 40 40 95 35w 40 100 40w 40 S3 35w 40 87 30w 111 40b 96 20b 10 40r 95 Ow 97 SOB 136 Ow 9 23b 86 Ob 76 sew 80 60w 17 15b 14 48k 16 Ob 63 30w 80 30w 55 Ow 41 20w 11 17b 9 6b 18 46b 15 57b 10 3b 30 40e 22 23e 20 47e 3 Ob 40 85 35 35 40 46 40 16 88 42 42 18 18 17 40 40 40 40 17 17 18 18 17 88 38 38 36 On 113 Ow 40 115 Ow 166 20w 81 Ow 4 ICw 34 50b 14 34b 15 28b 26 40b 15 61 R 79 20w 81 20w 127 69W 149 35b 63 Ow 168 Ow 78 23w i>? 24b 123 Ow 'fi aui 40 40 40 11 56 17 17 88 17 40 40 89 63 40 40 43 63 40 INDEX TO BLACK'S GENI Namki. LiT. Sonuwap Hill 26 443 sh)Hvico ^■^^^^kw^kkiwwj^o ozf Sookcysir ^.^,.83 85n Sooreah.... 31 53n Sophala 33 Ss Sophia C 76 46k ,24 10s ^3 26N ^1 38n Soquati Kr.> Sorali ^■*^»,~.^41 40k South Brook.....~w53 40k South Br., Frazcr R. 60 IOn X South Canonto_45 5k 18 2b 8 60b 73 Ob 88 62b 149 48b 99 Ow 80 10b 43 24b 15 8b 16 Ob 9 36b 22 Ob 145 40b 71 Ow 13 40e 40 2b 14 10b 36 Ob 77 15w 74 21w 86 20w 58 30w South Port Southern Alpi Southern Continent X Southlands Southofcn 43 28s 44 03 .70 .46 Southwold, '1'. South's Bay ^ Southwood Sovlgnaco, Sowenka, .47 3lK .42 45h 69 On .27 35s ^45 22N 50 23n Spaichlneen^.«^..^48 6n SpalarieSBay — 66 On Spalt 49 IOn Spandet ^ ,..,Jti 17n Sparta, U. S. 39 IOn Spence Bay.,~.~~_69 15k Spencer C. ^-~^^74 46n Spencer R. .~ 45 12k Spencer's B 25 638 Speyer or Spires — 49 ICk Sple R 64 3n SpigUtzPass 50 12n Spinal Mt., Spionberg. Spital, Spital. Spltz^ Split C. _46 16k .,30 503 ,46 48k ~47 4lN ,48 22n ,49 30N Split jj. & Ft. ,-„„56 On Spook R 3i) 18s Spotsylvania . 38 IOn X Spragge -~,~~-~46 14n Spree ,....,^, ,..,51 2Gn Spree R ...61 27n Spreewald^.^ 51 63n Spreewitz Spring Bay Spring Hill Springe ....... Spilngtield Springfleld Springfield Springfleld Springfleld . Springfleld Springv'ille . Sprogo I. Sprotte R Spuzzem ._ Staab ..„...,. Staatsburg Stack Stade Stadt Stadtainli.9f. StadtkyU .. StaffelSec Staff elsteiu. Stafford Stoflord Hd.. Stainz . Stainz Stambach . St amble, Stam 51 3 In .42 353 45 38n 52 13n 39 50n — 32 13n 37 IOn 26 30n 42 In 45 19k 42 29n .55 20n 51 33n _49 20n ».,49 39k —41 52n ™44 37n _J)0 20n 50 46n 49 3n 50 2lN 47 42n 50 6N 41 67n 78 46n ,40 63n — 47 28n — CO On ;)3 42s 60 Ow 168 10b 10 16e 81 SOW 116 lOw 150 5e 13 55e 14 50b 8 44b 161 40w 10 55b 8 52b 74 35w 94 47W 94 30w 92 Ow 70 34w 14 50b 8 36B 16 30b 16 58b 10 52b 19 45e 13 28b 14 20b 15 24b 126 40w 90 20w 17 20b 77 50w 82 45w 14 32b 14 24b 14 Ob 14 24b 148 Ob 64 7w 9 SlB 83 48w 81 18w 93 32w 86 42w 80 26w 68 13w 78 45w 10 58b 15 50b 121 30w 13 IOe 74 4w 71 21w 8 65b 11 3b 13 5b 6 30b 11 13b 11 IB 72 17w 74 i;)w 15 IGb 15 32b 11 42b 2G IDE 38 15 S3 SO 63 40 88 80 17 17 17 88 63 60 18 80 18 86 42 42 44 40 120 55w 89 76 55w 42 147 6e 63 170 Ob 63 2 53 18 42 40 62 18 17 18 40 18 17 42 44 40 40 41 88 18 17 17 18 38 18 18 18 40 40 38 43 42 17 17 17 17 53 41 17 44 44 44 44 42 41 42 17 17 39 18 42 41 17 17 18 17 18 17 43 40 18 18 17 38 KAxra. Tjat. Loho. So. o» Map. Stephen, T. S 43 21k Stephen's C 63 30n Stephens L ..,.,,..64 10k X Stephenson Stepnltz, Gr.. Stepnitz R ., Stcrk Spruet Sterling Sterling, £., Sternberg ,. Sternberg ..„ Sternberg „. X Stettin X Steuben Steuben ., Stcnbcnvillo Stevens „„,, Stever R Stewart Pt, Stewart Pt, Stewartstown Steyer 45 12n 63 40n 53 4n 29 458 .41 40k ,41 26k ..32 12s .49 48n J>2 19n Steyer R * Steyerberg Steyeregg „ ,53 37k 44 25n 40 22n 27 308 51 44k 73 67n 76 27n 44 58k 48 3n 47 46ir 62 34n .48 17n Stiechowitz 49 63k Stiepaiiau ^49 30k Stiepanow,~.~~.._49 43n Stilf8_,...,.,„,,„...,46 37n StilfserPass ^46 36n Stillfried „., 48 25n Stinger F. .„„, 30 54s Stockbridge ^42 20n Stockcnstrom8Fd.29 lOs Stockerau ,,..,.,...._48 24n Stockhom ,,~.,„.,..46 4!h7 Stockton .,.„~»,,.,38 4n Stoddarts Ville ^41 6n Stoer R 53 54n Stog 47 15n Stoke, T.S.,.,, 45 34n Stokes Bay — 17 803 Stolberg.,..,.,-, 50 4lN Stolberg 50 46n StOlpnrnrxrr^.j^.j 62 69n Stolpen.r.«„.,^.^, 51 4n Stoltz R. 39 <24a Stolzenau 52 32n Stolzenfels .„, 50 18n Stone Ck 39 42k Stone Ft. 60 13N Stoneham, T. & ,~47 17n Stonnefeld — 50 15n Store Heddinge.~55 19n Store I. 72 30k Store I 72 40n Storm V. 34 53 Storo_-,,.v...,.„ 45 5lN Stossen 51 7n Stow 42 29n Stow,, , 44 30n Stowell R ,:,... 20 208 X Stralsuiid 54 8n Stramberg 49 36n Strand F. 31 2Gs Strangways R. ^,..15 Os Straschitz, Neu.~50 IOn Strassburg 46 54n Strasswalchcn ^47 58n X Stratford „„ 44 20n Sfratford 43 26N Stratford, T. S. 46 50k Strathaird — 34 2Gn Strattoii In — .74 28k Straussberg ,.,.,~52 35k Strehla 51 22n Strehlltz, Kl. , 60 28n Strelltz, Alt.™ 53 lOrf Strengberg..,.. 48 8n Strelley R. ~, 20 303 StreuR 50 24n Streufdorf 50 20n Striegau .~ 50 58n Strigno 4G 5n Strilek 49 8n Strobnltz™ — 48 46n Strobnitz R .... 48 52n Stromberg.,,... . 49 57n Stromsfloril N. G7 35N Strom sflord S. G6 ON Strondsburg „. 40 58n 81 46W 163 SOW 180 80w 79 26W 14 38b 11 6lK 8C 18b 76 12w 75 28w 24 68b 14 57b 15 6b 14 60b 77 80w 68 Ow 80 45w 24 15E 7 22b 100 30w 97 lOw 71 26w 14 24b 14 10b 9 lE 14 22e 14 20b 16 20b 15 Ob 10 33b 10 30b 16 49b 19 48b 73 25w 24 20b 16 13b 7 32b 121 46w 75 33W 9 35b 10 17b 71 45w 128 45b 12 50b 6 14b 14 6b 14 4b 22 40b 9 3b 7 34e 128 5w 97 «w 71 SOW 11 8b 12 20b 65 Ow 66 Ow 30 lOB 10 S3b 11 66b 71 30w 72 49w 143 30b 13 Ob 18 7b 18 17B 134 Ob 13 62b 14 20E 13 14e 71 lOw 81 5w 71 14w 149 5lE 87 SOW 13 52b 13 13b 17 50b 13 5e 14 38b 119 10b 10 16b 10 41 B 16 20b 11 33B 17 16b 14 45b 14 40b 7 46b 63 40w 53 Ow 75 lOw 42 40 89 43 17 17 38 44 42 88 18 17 17 43 44 44 38 17 40 40 41 18 18 17 18 18 18 18 18 15 18 88 42 38 18 15 45 42 17 18 41 63 17 17 17 17 88 17 17 45 40 41 17 17 40 40 38 18 17 41 42 62 17 18 38 62 17 18 18 41 42 41 52 40 17 17 17 17 18 52 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 17 40 40 44 Namc*. SummersviUe } Summut ,~. Sonbnry Snnbury ^^ Sunday L. R Sunday R ^«l»^'0»*'**^KW Sunday Strait. Sundem ,.„,.„. Snntel Geb. ..„ Suokchiyah . Surali Surat. Surprise I.. Surreney- Suschitna River . SUsel . X Susquehannah. Susquehanna, We Branch of the,., Stissen . t Sussex .,~,,~. X Sussex ..,„,~. Sussex I.,,,,^... Sussex Lake „ Sustrum „„...». Sutherland I.,. Sutters Ft~.«~ Sutton ..~,~.~„ Sutton, T. S.~, Suttonmlll L. .. Suttonsville Suttor River~- Suttor R ,.,~,„ Suwan . Suwanee .~« Svartchuk. Svenborg, Swarte Havn X Swabia and Neu burg, Swakop River,. Swan Ho., X Swan River . Swan R . S wanport ,„~,..,.~ Swanston Pt ,.,„, dW&ilTOil ^#'^»*»^^*^^»«' Swart River ,., — Swartbank .,.; Sweetwater River Swellendam R„.~. Swine R SwinemUnde„.w,.. Swojanow ,~~, — Swratka' Sydenham or Grea Bear Riv. «, Sydenham, T. S Sydney „„«. Sydost B.,.,,.,^,,,, d V O 8Bdijm#i^'<'^**».>*ir^»* Syracuse, U. S ~, Syracuse, U. S.~~ Sysladobsls L. .~~. Ta Kitimu., Taas. Tausinge . Tabar Tabic B., Table Land Table Mt Table Mt.. Taboos,...„,,.,.„.> Tabulam .~ Tacliau« , X Tache — Tadent.,, Tadmor X Tadousac , Tajnarum,~w,~. Tafaane R. Tagliamento R. Tafelberg F. . Taffl Berg LACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. r. lone. Bo. Of Map. HAM*.. lAT. LONO. 'Jj;^ In 81 4e,yr 42 SummersviUe .,.^4 82n 86 30w 44 On 163 30w 40 t Siimmut ,..,,,..^1 ION 81 30w 43 Dn 130 SOW 39 Sanbnry 40 16n 83 47w 43 2n 79 25w 42 Sonbunr ^ ^40 60n 76 48w 43 On 14 38r 17 Sunday L. R. 33 42s 35 60b 88 4n 1\ 611 17 Sunday It. 28 36s 29 63b 88 ^ 8C 18b 88 Sunday Strait 6 Os 106 60s 86 On 76 12w 44 Sundern ^ 61 20n 8 1b 17 6n 75 28W 42 Snntel Oeb. ^2 13n 9 17b 17 28 24 68k 88 Suokchiyali 32 19n 44 60b 80 8n 14 57b 18 Surah SH 66n 46 Ob 80 9s 15 6b 17 Surat 29 Os 149 80b 62 7n 14 60b 17 Surprise I. 76 6n 9« Ow 40 On 77 80w 42 Surreney 31 47n 83 2w 44 5n 68 Ow 44 Suschltna River >60 40n 151 lOw 40 2n 80 45w 44 Silsel 54 6N 10 42b 17 OS 24 16E 88 t Su8quehannuh-,41 60N 76 Ow 43 4n 7 22b 17 Susquehanna, West 7n 100 SOW 40 Branch of the-~41 IOn 78 Ow 43 7n 97 lOw 40 Sttssen 48 41n 9 44b 18 8n 71 26w 41 X Sussex 41 ION 74 6Uw 42 3n 14 24b 18 {Sussex 44 On 74 Ow 42 6ir 14 10b 18 Sussex I. ,63 45n 68 Ow 40 4n 9 IB 17 Sussex Lake 64 30n 108 40w 40 7n 14 22b 18 Sustrum ,.^2 65n 7 16b 17 3n 14 20b 18 Sutherland I 78 15n 74 85w 40 On 16 20b 18 Sutters Ft..~,^>,..,^8 35n 121 48w 46 3n 15 Ob 18 Sutton 44 39n 72 6w 42 7n 10 33b 18 Sutton, T. S. ^45 5n 72 28w 43 6n 10 30e 16 SuttonmillL. 54 46n 86 30w 40 5n 16 49b 18 SnttonsviUe . 38 40n 80 43W 44 4s 19 48b 88 Suttor River 21 70s 147 10b 62 On 73 25w 42 SuttorR. 21 Os 147 OB 62 03 24 20b 38 Suwan 33 58n 42 35b 80 4n 16 13b 18 Suwanee 29 30n 83 Ow 44 2n 7 32e 16 Svartchuk 71 40n 56 Ow 40 4n 121 46w 46 Svenborg 55 4n 10 85e 17 5n 76 33w 42 Swarte Havn 71 40n 65 40w 40 4n O 35b 17 t Swabia and Neu- 5n 10 17b 18 burg ^48 On 10 30e 18 In 71 45w 41 Swakop River 22 408 14 35b 88 Os 128 45b 63 Swan fi^.,„,.„„,,M 16n 101 25w 40 In 12 50b 17 t Swaii River 51 On 100 Ow 40 Sn 6 14b 17 SwanR.^ 28 17s 152 6b 62 >N 14 68 17 Swanport 33 288 26 42b 88 In 14 4e 17 Swanston Pt 67 30n 88 lOw 40 ts 22 40b 88 Swanton ^44 64n 73 15w 43 2n 9 3b 17 Swanzey , — ^42 .66n 7^ 18w 43 !n 7 34b 17 Swart River ^ 23 Os 18.6;b 38 is 128 6w 46 Swartbank >23 Os 14 68b 38 In 97 Qw 40 Sweetwater River 42 36n 107 30w 45 Jut 71 30w 41 Swellendam R. — 33 66s 23 65b 88 >N 11 8b 17 Swino R. -^,^xr^„.r63 53N 14 15b 17 )N 12 20e 17 Swinemlinde 53 55n 14 11b 17 >N 66 Ow 40 Swojanow ^49 37n 16 25b 18 >N 56 Ow 40 Swratka',-, -^,,^49 40n 16 iB 18 5s 20 IOb 38 Sydenham or Great In 10 33b 18 Bear Riv. 42 40n 88 20w 42 TN 11 66b 17 Sydenliam, T. S.~-44 45N 81 Ow 42 >N 71 30W 41 Sydney ^46 6N 60 14w 41 )N 72 49w 42 Sydost B.~«~.,,,^68 40n 61 Ow 40 )3 143 30b 62 Syke 52 55n 8 49b 17 In 13 Ob 17 Syosset 40 61n 73 34W 42 !n 18 7b 18 Syracuse, U. a --,43 On 76 15w 44 Is 18 17b 38 Syracuse, U. S 41 67n 88 48w 44 )s 134 Ob 62 Sysladobsis L. .,^45 11n 68 8w 41 N 13 52b 17 N 14 20b 18 N 13 14b 18 T In 71 low 41 N 81 Sw 42 N 71 14w 41 Ta Kitlmn .,,x^,^y^r~45 40s 1C8 6b 63 N 149 6lR 62 Taas 13 30n 44 Ob 29 N 87 30w 40 Taaslnge . 54 5!tN 10 33b 17 N 13 52e 17 Tabar — . 7 30n 30 Ob 86 N 13 13B 17 Table B — r.3 46n 66 Ow 40 N 17 60r 17 Table Land 18 403 143 Os 62 ^r 13 6b 17 Table Mt 28 448 25 Ob 88 K 14 38b 18 Table Mt. , 29 303 30 15b 38 3 119 IOb 62 Taboos , 35 28n 40 Ie 30 N 10 16b 17 Tabulam .,^,29 9s 162 30b 52 N 10 4lB 17 Tacliau 49 49n 12 3!Ir 18 N 16 20b 17 t Tache 48 38n 71 2«vf 41 N 11 33b 18 'I'adent , 24 On 8~ 'De 36 N 17 16k 18 Tadmor ,~, .34 30n 88"40e .29 N 14 45b 18 % Tadousac 48 ION 69 40w 41 V 14 40b 18 Tsenarum ™36 25n 22 Sf7B 28 N 7 46b 17 Tafaane R. 31 38 29 IOb 38 N 63 40w 40 Tagliamento R. ,,,45 50n 12 68 k 18 N 53 Ow 40 Tafelberg F. 30 383 18 2Se 38 N 75 lOw 44 Taft'l Berg 32 208 18 30r 88 Kamki. liAT. Itonn. Re. or Maf. Tasman lllvcr. Tating Tauberzel Taucha, Tattem Thai Taufers Tangepour Taun8,.,,.„..v, Tautane. Taunton,„„„ Tauss Taurach Thai Tavish's B. Tawiriho Taxcnbach Tayinlone Taylor L Tazewell Tcheketil River. Tcherchenbch Cape. Tcheroot.,. Tchi-ngan. Tchirikoff 16 10s 20n 49 26n 1 24N .47 4n .46 55N .25 45n .27 15s .40 348 41 5Cn .49 26n 47 20n 66 45n .,40 16s -.47 18n -57 3lN 69 IOn 2 26n 41 65n ,41 23n ,29 28n .28 37N M On Tchisheghl-Dngh 89 40n Tcliorak River ,...w40 55n Tchorla 87 28n ...64 20n .,64 16N ,„45 303 42 45s 45 858 80 16n Tchoukstzky C. Tcbpplin C. Te Anau Lake . Te Koa Peak ^ Teakapupa R.. Tebhee Tecumseh, T. S.„,46 6m Tees River 30 lis Tefferccken ThaL.46 64n Tegel „«„.,..J52 35n Tegem8ee~~_.,-47 43n % Telikummah 45 38n Teichel,.^,.,, 50 47n TeicheiR.. -47 44k Teigninouth Mts..29 25s Telsbach ,.,„.,,.„.„48 36n Teisendorf 47 61n Tekapo 44 63 Tekapo Lake „„„43 503 Tekrit 34 35n Telfer Tlial, Telfs, Telllngstcdt Teltow Teltsch, Temby R. „ Temple Bay Temple B. 46 35N 54 13^ 52 24n ,49 llN -26 Os -11 59s -52 10s Templeton, T. S.„,45 30n Tenaar R ^,,,^0 558 X Tenaseerim Pro- vince8,~~™,,„„14 On Tenember Isle_. 6 303 J Tenny8on,„~,„,46 20n Tennyson Cape ,„76 13n Tentei-flcld 29 48 Teoge River 20 2.53 Tepel ^49 69n Teplltz 60 39n Ter Vail Stanzer Thai 47 6n Tera Makau River 42 .363 Teraka Mount „_42 IGs Terlm 15 8n Teroi 19 30n Terre Haute 39 30n Terrila River TcrribdC, Terrytown Tcsaine Teschen Teschen Tesino, V, Tessin Tetauwhakarae Mount ~„„™ Tete Tete 29 12s 26 463 .41 42n 32 6n 49 16n .49 43n 46 5n In ,42 308 ,16 lOs .16 lOs ,13 303 127 36b 8 42b 10 7b 13 SOb 12 29b 11 66b 88 6b 25 85b 176 40ii 71 9w 12 66b 13 29b 118 Ow 175 15b 12 66b 6 24w 102 lOw 84 45w 41 44b 80 60b 57 86b 107 65b 165 lOw 88 45b 41 25b 83 88b 173 Ow 172 20w 168 Ob 172 43b 170 48k 73 16b 79 45w 37 30b 12 20b 13 16b 11 46b 82 8w 11 17b 14 17b 38 IOb 12 27b 12 49b 170 22b 170 26b 43 43b 11 23b 11 4b 9 17b 13 16e 15 25b 32 30b 143 5b 66 Ow 76 40w 29 6e 1)8 Oe 131 59k 82 15w 80 Ow 161 6lB 23 10b 12 61b 13 49e 10 12b 171 6e 173 15b 47 55b 8 Oe 87 20w 148 37E 150 35b 76 22w 45 17e 14 66b 18 39b 11 37b 12 2Sb X Tctembuca-, Teterow„„,„,,,„«53 47n Tetschen „,„, 50 47n Tuttnang 47 40n Tuuchem,~,~.„„„5l 8n Tfilfpl^ Mnnr .^.Q 1 7u 62 17 18 17 18 18 33 88 63 41 18 18 40 63 18 11 40 44 80 80 SO 84 40 80 80 SO 40 40 63 63 63 83 43 j8 18 17 18 43. 17 18 88 18 18 63 63 80 18 18 17 17 18 88 63 40 42 86 36 42 40 52 36 18 17 18 63 63 29 36 44 62 52 42 24 18 18 18 17 H2 40b 53 34 Ob 36 33 38b 62 83 Ok 62 12 34b 17 14 14b 17 9 35b 18 13 iB 17 Name*. IiAT. LOMO. <*0. 01 Map. X Tioga . X Tioga , Tioga. Tione Tioncsta . Tipton . i*»iX»»60 X Tobacco Plains,.49 Tobasco River Tobatsi River Tobilschau..,. Tobyhanna TSddin Todtnau Toitoes B. Tokata Point TokerPt.,.~~.~ X Tokomairiro , Tokomairiro It. Tolane R. Toledo Tolk .47 46 46 „-69 __44 ~,46 ..,,,25 ^.,41 54 X Tolland,..~. „ ~.,.,41 ToUense R.,..„..,..,63 Tollense See,..„~w63 Tolmein 46 TSlz 47 Tom Thumb B. „.44 Tomb of Ezra,~.,~31 X Tombo .. Tomerdingen X Tomkini TomsL Tonal, Mt, Tondem Tongarron Toni Tlinning. Toplitz Topsham Torbela Torbole 45 Torbolton, T. S 44 Tordenskiold 61 Torglow — ~.~~.~63 Torlesse Mt ^43 Torohow Kapiti,~45 Toronto, T. S — i.43 ToiTcns Mount .r~33 Tosa FalL,~.~..»^46 Tosaye ,,.,..^17 Tosorontio, T. S.^44 Tost ~,50 J Toto 8 .,11 -24 ~2l ,.49 35 60n 77 ION 76 66n 77 2n 10 82n 79 48n 91 2lN 16 40n 116 2lN 16 348 169 16N 68 46n 8 84n 17 86n 18 On 3 69N 11 40n 79 2n 74 488 27 ION 124 40N 117 28n 93 20s 28 25n 17 15N 75 25N 11 49n 7 40s 168 22s 169 38N 132 63 169 128 169 5S 28 SON 83 85N 9 60n 72 63m 13 32N 13 llN 13 46N 11 65s 167 29n 47 On S SON 9 20n 76 15N 87 16N 10 67N 8 36N 116 85N 7 19n 8 46n 16 63n 69 7N 72 53n 10 26n 76 23n 42 39n 13 78 171 358 168 40n 79 8s 146 23m 8 50n 15N 80 27M 18 lOw 43 SOW 43 17w 43 44b 18 SOW 43 8w 44 66R 401 34r 46b IOB 69b 69b Ob 66b 13b 66e 46b .33b 10b 44b 34b 4b 20b 86b 50k 46b 50b 57b 4b 69e 60b 15b Toto Toubouai Isle. Toum Tounobis Tourelle X Townsend—,. Townsheiid Cnpe_22 Towomba River,..37 Trafeyach ~, TrafoiThal-. Traismauer,. Traka It. ,~„ Tramin Tramm Transparent L. Trappstadt. Tranchgau Traun It. ~ TraunSec. lYaunstein Trautenai Trave R. Traverse Bay .47 46 .48 33 46 53 -43 -50 „47 „47 .,47 „47 ..50 53 46 46m 158 166 5lN 32 508 21 3n 66 26s 146 38 450 68 l.-iO 26n 15 35N 10 2lN 16 17s 23 30n 11 35N 10 34n 74 19n 10 40N 10 48n 13 52N 13 62N 13 SON 16 68N 10 IOm 86 30b 10b 30b 66b Ob 35b 2b Oe 3lB 44r 6b 14b 32b 50b 38b 47b 60b 64b 54b 17 86 18 63 83 IS 18 18 86 18 42w 43 Ow 43 46b 88 40W 89 Ow 89 48w 46 10b 17b 36 18 37W 42 6B 17 18 63 63 30w 40 60b 63 65B Ob 60w 43 38b 17 30w 43 10b 63 88 17 17 18 18 63 80 Ow 86 64b 18 40W 43 low 40 18 17 86 86 17 18 45w 44 6b 83 62b 18 3w 4'i SOW 40 17 63 63 42W 42 IOb 52 24b 16 30w 36 Ow 42 81 B 18 86 86 64 66 38 22w 41 Ob 62 63 62 18 18 18 88 18 17 65w 43 34b 17 18 18 18 18 19 17 15W 44 i: /■' ■llniiiik'i.'iii1l ,76 13N SO Urt 4V 1 ruiTt'iia »m I fi? - INDEX TO BLACK'S G KAMri. Lat. I«r33 17N 43 64n 42 IOn ,61 On 5 32a 40 SOs Tale Lakes TuUear Tulluartullk Ue. Tain Tulwandce Tuly —^~. Tuinur Tumut Tunbridgc. Tdnbridgc. Tunnudliorbik Tappal C. Tupuahururu Turiniokonioko .^.,46 43b Turkheim 48 4n Turmltz ^™_~~60 38n Turn again or Laird II. 69 16n Tumagaln Point _G8 40n Turnau«,.~ ,-~50 35n 47 56n 40 2()n 40 30n 40 49n 49 48n 38 ION 48 6n 48 13n 46 16s 28 40s 22 30s 30 43s 47 13N Tuniitz Tuscariiwa It. t Tu8carawa.s Tuecarora - Tuschkau . Tuscumbia Tussenliauscn Tuatllng Tuturan Twanos Hil s Twass Twee F. Tweiig R, TwoRiv. Val ^0 20s Tychow Tylers Ville. Tylersburg -~ Tyreconnel I. Tyrell, Lake - Tyriel Mount Tyrone, Tzana Lake Ubah Ubba River Ubelbach „. Ubigau Ubwari I. t Ucanga ~-~ Uchakeriap R Ucker R. ^ ITckeritz^ Udenbreit Uehubamb.i Uelisen <-»^~. UepMt. — Uffcnlicim- t t t t t X .53 57n 40 59n 41 26N 77 32n 35 20H .44 fis 40 37N .12 IOn 31 8K 164 46w 3 61w 176 56b 119 20w 43 201 61 Ov 16 3b 74 IOb 76 19w 148 llK 44 17k 72 22w 147 32b 46 Ow 146 8b 175 66b 169 26b 10 37b 13 59b 120 25w 109 OW 16 IOb 15 32b 81 46w 81 30w 76 3w 13 13b 92 15w 10 33b 12 36b 168 67b 18 60b 19 18b 18 18b 13 3dE 18 IOb 16 16b 77 24w 79 20w 71 15w 142 45b iiO 65b 78 llW 37 10b Ugalla UgaUaii! Uganda Ugogo Uljha Uhlfeld — Uintah F.rt. Uintah Rivei Ultkomst ,^ Uitvlugt Ujali Chai (Xan thus) u . 9 35N -27 Os 47 13n .61 36k 4 153 ., 6 OS .,26 67s .,63 37N .,54 In ,60 26n ai 12s .,52 58N .,23 203 .,49 35N ., 3 On ., 2 40s ., 4 10s ., 4 lOs „49 39N „40 40n ,40 20K „31 483 13 428 13 60b 149 50b 16 13k 13 18b 29 Ok 30 17 14 14 Ob 7b Ob Ik Uje Mabano Ujiji Ujlji Lake % UkanibanI Ukanip R. ~, t Ukidi UUuni U11)0 1 Ullah Bond Ulsen «.~~.~. X Ulster Ultcn Tlial Ulubad Ulubad Luke Uni Goodc R Urn Kosee — Um Pognee R. . Uni Sorawana - Um Volozee — Uma or Bull Mt ,36 16n 12 20N 4 65s . 6 Os . 2 408 27 18s 2 ION 3 55s 44 23N „24 ION «62 3CN 41 65n 46 33n 40 18n 40 llN .29 37s 26 57s 28 24s _,27 15s _27 35s s. 25 403 6 23b 74 43w 10 28R 17 40e 10 13k 39 Ob 38 Ob 31 15b 33 Ob 30 Ob 10 44b 110 Ow 110 Ow 18 30e 23 63b 29 16b 13 lOE 29 32b 28 30b 87 Ob 17 30b 34 Ob 33 36e 14 47b 69 Ob 6 6lB 74 30w 10 56e 28 2nB 28 40k 32 15b 32 46b 32 20b 32 48b 32 40R 17 ir,E 40 11 63 44 86 40 18 83 42 62 80 42 63 40 62 63 63 18 17 40 39 17 18 42 42 42 18 44 18 18 63 38 38 33 18 38 17 42 42 4U 62 63 42 36 36 52 18 17 36 38 38 17 17 17 49 17 38 18 38 3« 36 38 36 18 46 46 38 38 30 36 36 36 36 38 36 36 18 33 17 42 18 30 30 38 33 38 38 38 38 Nahbi. I,AT. T nMA Ho. OF »*'""' Mak Union, Union Mills Union ViU- Unlontown . Unity Unify B. Unkel ^ Unna S Unsang » Unshuusen . Unstrut R. 41 On 41 66n .40 68n .41 8n 37 ]5n 56 35k 60 36N ..^1 3lN 81 24w 79 64w 79 66w 76 66w 89 lOw 62 30w 7 12k 7 40r 6 30N 118 80b Jil 46n .,61 6n Unter Aar Glac„.,46 40n Unter Hayd 48 88n Unter Inn Thal,„17 24n Unter Thiiigiiu ,„47 47n Unter Wulduu 48 42n Unterbach 48 17n Untivalame R 30 278 UnuB..,,^,,,,. 23 15s t Unyamucze,..^.^. 3 50s j Unyoro O 30n Unzmarkt — „, 47 12n Upper Anow L.~,60 On 117 58w |UpperFraneonia60 2n 11 40b X Upper Guinea 6 On 6 Ow Upper L 46 6.5N 68 40w t Upper Piilatinato andRegen8barg49 20n 13 IOb Upstart Cape Upton, T. S. - 10 IB 10 46b 8 16b 14 26b 11 46b 10 80b 14 6b 7 48b 80 10b 16 49b 3? :;£ 31 Ob 14 26b X Urana, X Uranga , Urban n a , Urbanna , Urdlngen Urfahr 1!) 30s 147 15b _45 56n 72 40w >35 163 146 Ob Uriclisville , Uroiidogani Ursel, Ober X Urundi X Usambara ~ Usbome, T. S. Useilom I.™~ UsisF X Usui — ,« Usui Palace X Utah Utah Lake , Utah River X Utanibari Utica Utrecht „ X Utumtii X Uvinza U^ira t Uviiina. Uxbridge — „,, Uxbridge, T. S. X Uzige ™„,~,. X Uzinza „,„,,. , 9 Os ,37 40n ,40 12n -51 2lN 48 18n 40 22n . 50n .50 13N . 3 25s . 5 Os .43 22N M 3n .25 20s . 6 40s , 2 40s „y9 On 115 40 IOn 112 .40 . 5 .-.40 14n ,_27 50s „ 30s „ 8 30s , 3 12s , 26n .42 4n .44 6n . 3 Os , 3 09 33 30b 76 45w 88 20w 6 38b 14 16b 81 21w 33 45b 8 34e 30 Ob 38 Ob 81 3.5W 14 Ob 16 S7B 31 Ob 32 12e Ow Ow On 117 40 w Os 34 Ob 82 24w 30 Ob 80 Ob 34 Ob 28 45e 36 Ob 71 42w 79 lOw 27 50b 32 30b 43 42 42 42 44 40 17 17 86 17 17 16 18 18 18 18 16 38 38 36 86 18 89 18 86 41 18 62 42 62 38 44 44 17 18 42 36 17 36 38 42 17 88 38 36 45 46 46 38 42 36 36 38 36 36 41 42 36 36 Vaal or LikwaR. 27 lOs X Vaal River 27 40s Vaal U. Stn L'i) 238 Vaderhhosch _~~.i3 573 Vaihingen, Val di Sole Viildes Pf Viildcz Inlet, Valdez Is. Valle „ Valle;o Vallendar Valparaiso, U, Vals R. Valsche Valverde. Vamdrup- Van Ardca Van Hurcn Van Buren Van Dyck Van Wert Vancouver C. Vancouver I. Vandsburg ~, Vanikovo Isle Vansittart I. Vansittart Mts. Varde R 36 66n 35 23m 25 23s 3 66n ._60 30N 50 On 53 21n 11 508 „fi5 50n 29 Os 55 36n Varenholz— 02 IOn Vaughaii, T. & —43 50n Ved.stetlt ^,55 17N 27 3fiB 28 Ob 24 2b 20 47e 8 58b 10 42b 146 20w 124 50w 128 Ow 13 48b 127 60w 7 36b 80 62w 21 45b 21 30b 106 20w 9 13E 26 6lE 90 60w 94 15w 29 64b 86 lOw 165 Ow 126 Ow 17 30b 166 59b 84 30w 23 15b 8 22b 8 58b 70 35w 8 40E NAKIt. Lat. LOMO. 38 38 40 40 18 18 40 39 39 18 46 17 44 40 40 45 17 38 44 44 38 44 40 40 17 64 40 88 17 17 42 17 Mo. OF Maf. Vlctoila Hd 79 30n 78 46w Victoria Hillx 67 30m 96 Ow Victoria (Labuan Island) 22 16n 114 ISr Victoria Lake 34 Os 111 10k Victoria Lake 36 10s 139 23b Victoria Lake 37 64s 147 48e Victoria Lake 36 25s 139 Victoria Land — 69 On 107 Victoria Mt Victoria Nvanzal Victoria Port Victoria River — Victoria River ~«,-.';i Victoria Strait 70 (South) 73 Vidalla 31 38n Vlecht 47 2lN Vicge 46 17N Vielist ,53 34n Vienna — Vienna ~ Vierlande Vierraiiin Viersen Vietz Vigo. Vikleur Viktring 38 23N 37 23n .53 26N 53 6n 1 15n „62 4lN .46 25n 24 12n 46 35n Villa Hermosa — 38 4«n X Villiers,,^,.^ 38 Os 142 20b Vllm Sec 53 45n 16 44b 8r Ow .41 22s 147 56E . 1 Os 34 uOb .43 363 172 48b .15 30s 130 15b .'-'.'i Os 144 Ob On 100 Ob Os 170 Ob 91 38w 11 42r 7 83e 12 37E 76 45w 88 45w 10 16e 14 17b 6 20b 14 53b 11 40b 67 60b 14 16e 2 57w VllsR Viifios Thai X Vinda X Vintsciigau Viol Vippach — Virchow See Virgen Thai Virgin River Virgin Rock.s Virginia ~~.„ Virneburg. Vimhcini Vischei's Vlak PL Vlek Pooit R. Vlotho Vogel R. Vogel V. Vogel V. Vohburg VijhU,. 48 32n 46 33n ,15 Os 46 36N 54 34n 51 7n 53 5lN 47 2n 12 30r 11 40b 84 Ob 10 50e 9 11b 11 9b 16 39e 12 23b 36 On 114 2.3W 46 30n 60 SOW Vohrenbaeli-. Vo tsbcrg Volano,~~,.,„. Viilkmarkt „, Volkmnrsen _ VolUsdorf .-„, Volosca Vols VoltasC. Vblzer R. X Vorarlberg Vorau Vordcn, Vorderiiberg Vordlngborg VorsfclU Vottau Vrude Doi'p~~.~--28 21s Vreedeberg, or Jerusalem 28 293 ,„,^39 68N 50 20n 49 32n 32 443 31 578 .32 6a 52 ION 32 423 ■33 228 15s 48 4tiN 51 12N 48 3n 47 3N 45 56N 46 44n 51 24n 53 39n 45 21n 46 31n .28 483 53 48n 47 i6N 47 2lN 52 28N 47 30n 55 In 52 28n 48 56n 90 6W 7 4b 8 35e 20 53b 26 8b 26 IOb 8 50k 26 22e 19 Ok 21 SOe 11 36b 8 5.5E 8 17b 15 9b 11 4b 14 37b 9 5k 10 9e 14 1!)E 11 2UB 16 30k 14 5lB 9 50b 16 64b 8 5b 14 58e 11 54b 10 49b 16 3dB 28 25e 40 40 36 52 62 63 62 40 63 36 63 62 62 40 2 44 18 15 17 44 44 17 17 17 17 18 33 18 24 52 17 18 18 38 18 17 17 17 18 46 40 44 17 18 40 40 40 17 40 40 38 18 17 18 18 18 18 17 17 18 18 38 17 18 18 17 18 17 17 18 38 Nax 19 43b 40 Waabs, KL Waatsch Waay F. Wabash Wachbach WSchtersbach Waco VlUage- Wade Pt Wadem Wadesboro .^ Wadl Hauran Wadi Jebrin„ Wadl Suwalu Wadworth I, X Wady Bergoo, or Dar Saley- Wady Half ah „ Wady Nakiii,,™,- w 54 32n 46 8n 32 43 10 48n 49 26N 50 16n ,35 15N ,78 24n _49 33n 36 40n 33 57n 22 45n 34 35» .73 20N 9 69b 14 6lB 23 30b 86 50w 9 47b 9 16b 99 Ow 78 12w 6 63b 88 20w 42 30b 48 40b 40 27b 86 Ow 17 18 38 36 18 17 46 40 18 44 30 29 30 40 J 3 On .,21 55K „ 7 50n 23 Ob 36 33 Ob 86 49 Ob 36 BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. 69 LtT. 79 30n l^• 67 30n buiin 22 16n e 34 ()M V 36 10a :e.„,.^7 64a 3S 2ris 69 On 41 22s 1 Os 43 368 15 308 -T) Os 70 On 73 Os 31 38k 47 2lN 46 17N 3 34n 38 23n 37 23n 53 26n 53 6n 51 15n »62 4lN 46 25n 24 12n 4G 35n 8a — 38 4(iN ... 38 Os •^^~r^~^'i 45h 48 32n 46 33n —16 Os 46 36n 54 34n 51 7n -53 5lN 47 2sr 35 On 46 30^< 39 68N ~~~60 20n 49 32N .-,™32 44s 31 578 . — 32 6s 52 IOn 32 42s 33 22s ^*^^w>^4 Ids 48 4()N 51 12n ■48 3n 47 3n 45 56N 46 44N 51 24n .63 39n 45 2lN 46 aiN .28 483 03 48n 47 16n 47 2JN 52 28n 47 30n 56 In 52 28N 48 56n or 78 46w 40 95 Ow 40 114 13r 111 10k 139 23r 147 48b 139 8r 107 Ow 147 56E 34 30b 172 48b 130 16b 144 Os 100 Ob 170 Ob 91 38w 11 42r 7 63k 12 37e 76 45w 88 46w 10 16e 14 17b 6 20E 14 &3b 11 40b 67 60b 14 lee 2 57w 142 20b 16 44b 12 30r 11 40e 34 Ob 10 50b 9 11b 11 9e 16 39e 12 23E 114 2oW 50 30w 90 «W 7 4b 8 35b 20 53b 25 8b 26 10b 8 60e 26 22e 19 Ob 21 50e 11 36b 8 55b 8 17E 16 9b 11 4b 14 37k 9 5b 10 9b 14 1!)B 11 298 16 30k 14 5lB 9 50b 16 64e 8 5e 14 58e 11 64b 10 40b 16 3dB 28 25E w 54 32n 46 8h .^32 4s -lO 48n _49 26N I 50 16n 35 15n 78 24n 49 33n .-36 40n _33 57n _22 45n -34 35H _73 20k 9 69b 14 6lB 23 30b 85 50w 9 47b 9 16b 99 Ow 78 12w 6 53b 88 20w 42 aOB 48 40b 40 27k 86 Ow 36 62 62 62 62 40 63 36 63 52 52 40 2 44 18 15 17 44 44 17 17 17 17 18 33 18 24 52 17 18 18 38 18 17 17 17 18 45 40 44 17 18 40 40 40 17 40 40 38 18 17 18 18 18 18 17 17 18 18 38 17 18 18 17 18 17 17 18 38 28 29s 19 43e 40 17 18 38 36 18 17 45 40 18 44 30 29 30 40 Namii. Lat. Loho. )0, J 3 On ,21 55m . 7 50N 23 Ob 36 33 Ob 36 49 Ok 36 Waldbroel. WaWetk .,. WaldcKrsve Cape 76 WaldcnberK 50 Waldenbuch 48 Waldcnt)urjf__,.^49 Waldflschbttch .^.,49 Waldkappel 61 Waldkirchen 48 Waldmlchelbach _49 Waldmooi t Waldo Waldo Waldsasseii. Waldstetten Waldthurn Walesborc » alhalla t Waljeera Walker C VNalkerC.:. Walker Lake ^ 38 Walker River 38 Wall, Mt 22 t Wallace 36 V\ allace, T. S. 43 Wullara Creek . Wollaii , Wallaroo , t Wallbridge Walldttin, Wallega™ 62N 7 ION 11 44n 84 63N 12 39n llN 17n ION Walleiisen.. Waller See , Wall em . Wallerstein Wallgau™ 47 Walllngford 43 WaUingrove 29 WaUsbUll 54 WaUsdorf 50 Wallsee „48 Walmsley Luke— 63 Walpole 43 Walpole, T. S 42 Walsiiighaiii, '!'. S.43 Walaleben 52 Walsmuhlcn 63 Walter Bathurst Cape 73 Waltersliof 49 Walton 42 Walvisch Day . 44N 13 34n 8 23N 7 26N 69 3lN 83 In 12 20N 10 40n 12 30N 82 3n 12 Os 144 45N 60 5n 97 40n 121 60n 121 40a 116 30s 148 SON 81 Os 147 35s 150 64s 137 40n 80 34n 9 On 36 2n 9 65n 13 54N 13 52n 10 3:3n 11 30n 73 30s 151 47n 9 16N 8 IOn 14 ION 109 6n 72 5lN 79 45n 80 4CN 11 33N 11 I 25n 77 I 58n 12 I ION 76 , i 503 14 Wambei-g 50 7n 16 L Os 37 Os 40 I 4.5.S 1G9 I 54n 10 t Wambungo .. j Wamiva „,. W^anaka Lakc_ Wandersl'.bim . Wandorobo M. . Wanderup™ Wand.->beck.~,~ Wanfried™,^,. Wanganui River _41 Wangei in 53 Wungliaihu 41 Wnntula I)i-i)ot 27 Wapicapa I't. —62 W'ara 12 Waiadii Liiku 21 Warburg t Ward WardPt.™ Warden Ft. t Waradgeri y Wardenbui g.,. Warder See- Ware Ware, T. S. Wareham Warehama River-.41 Warepa .— ,— ™^— -J" Waiialda 29 Wamibninn „— _50 Warmser Jocli-~_46 Wamitz — .— .— .^>,„55 Warnow— .— ^,„„,53 -53 .,53 .,38 -27 -40 -41 -43 -43 „44 _33 Waruow.., Warnow !{.„„„ Warrambool_ Wan'ego River, t Warren, t Warren, t Warren Wan-en „, Warreu . Wan en . Os 35 42N 9 34N 10 llN 10 203 172 3lN 15 269 176 459 139 53n 89 38N 22 On 43 2yN 9 03 153 44n 82 353 28 308 144 4n 8 58N 10 19N 72 22n 70 52N 70 4s 176 13a 169 15s 160 4J^N A 6lN 16 33n 10 IN 9 13n 11 47N 11 57N 12 22s 142 Os 146 50n 75 30N 79 30n 74 66N 71 8n 69 I5N 92 36b 2k 40w 86b 7l 39b 40b 46b 36b 60b 19b 20w 6w 18b 18b 20b Ow 14b 15b Ow 20w 15w low 50b 60b 5w 36b 22b 35E 27w 23e Ob 36b 9e 54b 29b 16b 5w 24b 13b 17b» 43e Ow 28w 66w 35w 60k 15b Ow 3e lew 35k 15b Oe Ob Oe 60e 30e 2Uk 8k IOe 7e 31b 42e 6e 30w 6b 30b 5e Oe 30w 7e 40e He 25b IGw 20w 47w 20b 2~B 49b 41b 41e 25 B 32b 35e SJe 5b 24 E Ok Ow low Ow 55w Ow Ow No. Of W*r. 17 17 40 17 18 18 18 17 18 18 18 41 42 17 18 18 44 18 62 39 40 45 45 62 52 42 52 52 62 42 18 36 17 18 18 18 18 42 52 17 17 18 40 42 42 42 17 17 40 18 42 38 17 38 38 63 17 36 17 17 17 53 17 53 52 40 36 29 17 52 40 38 52 17 17 42 41 41 53 63 52 17 17 18 17 17 17 17 62 62 42 42 42 41 44 44 IfAMtS. t*T. .43 IOn 17 60n 6 408 9 60n 7 On t Wayne WaynesvUlc t Waucgna Webi Ganana WeblgiWeyna_ Webuck C 54 63n Wechselburg — 61 In Wedel 63 36n Wcenan 28 468 WeenUk Kt 53 On Weenisk R 56 30n Wcesenufcr —48 26n Wcewaa 30 88 Weeze —,—51 37n Weferllngen— 52 18n Wegekbcn 51 52n Wegstadtl 50 28n Wehliigtn —48 8n Wchlen ——50 58n Loxo. ^^,^ 42 44 88 36 -49 38N Weichsel~,„ Weickcrscioir, Gr. 18 28n Welda 50 4«n Weidenau 50 23n Weidenbach 49 12n Welliers 50 29n Weil 48 45n Weil R 50 26n Weiler 47 35n WeiUieini 47 50n Weilhelni 48 37n Wc.'ltingcn— . _. •» ^n Welnganen _~. ."cv Weipert Weissbach . 3v . Weissbach, Ob. ;n Weisse Regen k._49 12n .46 43n .47 27n .48 26N 51 llN .46 30n .48 24n ,51 12n .48 43n .47 lOs .49 34n .50 5n 46 IOn — 50 30n — 51 7n —48 17n .48 14n .46 5lN .46 23n .48 42N .48 19n Welssen Sec Weissenbach Weissenbaeli Weissenberg WtLsseiifels _.— Welsseiikirchen Weissensee Weissenstein Wei>Rkirelien Weisskirthen Welssmain Weis.sniie Welssttassev Welstritz R Weiteii Weiteneck , Weltensfeld Weitensteln Weitra Wtizenkiicli n Weld 44 39n Weld Cape 72 32n Weldcn 48 27n Weleschin — „„„48 50n Welgelegen ,— „,32 47s Welhartitz 49 16n Welka 48 53n X WeUand 43 On t Wellcsley 36 50s Welleslev, T. S. —43 35n VVeUheini 48 49n WeUtlett 41 5!tN X WeUinKton 40 30s X Wellington 41 123 X Wcllini;ton 44 On Wellington 32 3i)s Wellington —32 3S3 Wellington Hay— G7 Un Wellington Cai)e_;W 328 WeUington Ft 33 7s Wellington Ft 32 38s Wellington Laki'_38 Os WeUington Stiait 75 Os ^VeUs WeUsCrcik-, WeUs P. 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Whaler Vt —73 Wharton Mills 41 Whatconi 48 Whately Wains —43 Wheeling —40 Whcthain 41 Whickhain, T. S. -46 Wlildney 44 Whlppley 44 Whisky 1» 69 Whitby, T. S. 44 Whitch, T. S. 44 X White 30 White Bear I't. —68 WIdte Ft. 32 White Haven 41 White Kei ii. 32 White Mt. IL 44 White NUu 12 White K. 33 Wlilte River 40 White Volozec R. 28 WhitcfleM 44 Whitefleld— 44 Whlteflsh L.„. 56 WhltesvUle 34 Wliitesville „-— „.. ;0 A\Tilting — «43 Whit-shtdl' 60 Whitsunday 1' 20 Whitte Poort 33 Whittle C 00 Whittiesea 32 Whitton, T. S., 45 X Wicklow— „,— „25 X Wicklow 45 Wlddtru 49 Widderstein 47 Widdin River 32 Widdoboro — „„„44 X Wide Bay 26 Wicckenberg ,„,„52 Wied R 50 Wicdens.ihl— „, 52 Wledenbriick 51 Wkgandstlial 50 Witgstadt, WiegstaUti Wiehe, Gr. Wien or Vienna. X Wiener Wald Wiesbaden Wieselburg Wleselbuig WiesentliuL Wiesentheid Wieslingen Wiesioch , Wiesmatt Wietze R. ,- WietzeniioH' Wilcox Pt Wild R. „ Wild Sp.,. 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J- 30 209 143 UflK 52 Syke ' JStralsund 54 8n 13 Ob 17 Syo8set-.-._~.~.4 Stramberg 40 SflN 18 7b 18 Syracuse, U. S. —4 Strand F. 31 268 18 17b 88 Syracuse, V. S.— .4 StrangwaysR. 16 Os 184 Ob 63 SysladobsU L. — i Straschitz, Nuu^^O IOn 13 62b 17 Strassburg 46 64n 14 20b 18 Strasswalchcn . — ^47 68n 13 14b 18 X Stratford ^44 20n 71 lOw Slhitford 43 26n 81 6w 41 43 Stratford, T. S. — 45 60n 71 14w Strathaird 34 36n 140 61b 41 62 Tft iruiwiw i Taas 1 Stratton In. 74 38n 87 SOw 40 Taasinge -.~~ 1 Straussberg 52 85n 13 62b 17 Tabar Strehla 51 32n 18 18b 17 Table B. 1 Strehlitz, Kl ^0 28n 17 60b 17 Table Land Strelitz, Alt 53 IOn 13 6b 17 Table Mt ! Strengberg 18 8n 14 88b 18 Table Mt ' StreUey R~. 20 SOa 110 10b Streu R 50 24n 10 16b 63 Taboos-.-..-./..^.. • 17 Tabulam -~~ Streufdorf ~^0 30n 10 41b 17 Tachau— .' Striegau 60 68n 16 20b 17 X Tache < Strigno 46 6n 11 S3b 18 Tadent ! Strilek 40 8n 17 16b 18 Tadmor «~.~~~--.i Strobnitz 48 46n 14 46b 18 X Tadousac i Strobnitz R 43 62n 14 40b 18 Taenamm-~~-.,- Stromberg 40 67n 7 46b 17 Tafaano R -.-.—.• Stromsfiord N. 67 35n 63 40w 40 TagUamento R. ^< Taf elberg F. ...— . Strorosflord a 66 On 63 Ow 40 Strondsburg 40 68n 76 lOw 44 Tafel Berg . Stray Inn — 57 24n 4 38w 11 Tafel Berg ^ Stuart B. i~. 76 SON 05 20w 40 Tafelfichtel B. -.-J Stuart L-. 63 32n 162 40w 40 TaflessaschW..-^' Stuart L. 64 40n 124 60w 40 Tahamatua-~— rr^^ Stuart Lake 55 On 126 16w t Stuart Land 23 Os 133 Ob 40 62 X Taila. ..^ Stuart R 64 On 124 Ow 40 X Talrei -..r-' Stuart River 54 8n 122 60w 40 Tairel Plain ^ Stub Alp 47 8n 14 66b 18 Talrei R -. StubayFemer — 46 68n 11 12b 18 Tairoa StubayThal ^47 7n 11 15b 18 Taisklrchen Stubbenkammcr^4 36n 13 37b 17 Taitawa River SHihan ... 4.7 Qta in Ar 18 Tajo J Stttbming R 47 33n 15 20b 18 Tajurrah Studenltz ^46 17n 15 37b 18 Takaka River-.-. Stukely, T. S 45 26n 72 16w 42 X Takali or Carrie Sturgeon Lake ,._40 40N 01 SOw Sturgeon River .46 25n 80 lOw 40 TnHlQTia 42 Takepu,. X Sturt 34 203 145 40b 62 Takopa R t Stllrt^r^rrrrrrrrrAI 0» l-IOSOU 62 Talamah River Start Mt 29 SOs 141 45e 62 (Indus)-.—.— Styrian Alps 47 30n 14 40b 18 X Talbot X Suaheli 3 Os 40 Ob 36 5 Talbot District-' Sub Bll .,.^1 6n 46 22e 30 Talbot Inlet-. Succadana 1 25s 110 2b 36 Tale Sab Suchllngen 52 405f 8 48b 17 Talmadgc — .>— > Suchtelen 51 16m 6 19b 17 X Talon. . ' Suckling Cape — GO 5n 143 SOw 40 T^magamiiigue L. Sudbury 43 48n 73 20w 42 Tamatavc Sudenburg 62 6n 11 35b .17 Tumunakle River- Suderburg 62 64n 10 2Sb 17 Tamaya Hills Suderhastcdt ^,~H 3n 9 }3b SUderoog I 64 28» 8 83b 17 17 TfimSWPir ,rr rrrrr r Tamuhap Hills — Suderstapel 54 22N 9 13b 17 Tamuhap R. -~— Sudetin Geb. ~,~.,60 ISn 17 Ob Sudiya ..27 40N 95 i33B 17 Tamworth —.-.-. 35 Tanbo River-.— Suez Canal (con- Tandil —. -. structing) .30 40n 32 15b 37 Tanganyika L._y- X Suffolk 40 SON 73 lOw 42 Tangent Pt -. — Sugana, Val 46 Sn 11 SOb 18 X Tangier Sugarloaf L ..,..74 8n 57 40w 40 Tangier Harb. --.< SugailoafMt 44 16n 74 lOw 42 Tangraln -.. — -.— Suikerbosch Sp. ^27 7s 27 38b 88 Tangrera-. .-. SuUvein-.~~:,~~~68 7n 5 9w 11 Tann-- Sulsan B.,„^,..,t„38 IOn 128 Ow 15 Tannen Gb. .— . Sukkertoppen ...,^5 SON 63 Ow 40 Tiinnesberg. Sulau i^l 31 N 17 13e 17 Tannroda -. Suldener Femer-46 27n 10 41b 18 Tans Mt t Sullivan -.41 4.5n 75 Ow 42 Taiituku - — -.— tSulUvan 41 SON 76 SOw 42 Tapalquen — . X SuUivan-.^ 43 30n 72 lOw 42 Tapnaars . S» llvan ..-..., 41 6N 82 lOw 42 Tappahannock — . SulUvan ^ 43 4n 76 2w 42 X Tara . Sullivan, T. S. 44 25n 81 lOw 42 TaragiU. River — Sulm R 46 45n 15 20b 18 Tarajit Sulphur Springs~^7 2,^N 80 60 w 44 X Tai anaki -. Sultanpoor. ..-31 12n 75 13b Siilz ,„, .„.,„„48 2lN 8 37b 33 TarPn/ rrrrrrrrrrrrm 18 Tarka R. Suiza 51 6n 11 35b 17 Taroom —. Sulzbacli 49 31n 11 45b 18 Tamovaner Wald Sulzbach-. 49 17n .7 4b 18 Tarnowltz Sulzberg 47 40n lO 20k 18 Taning VIvelle — Sulzburg 49 llN 11 34b 18 Tamp Hills-. Sumeichach —.33 65n 44 11b 30 Summer Hill 40 23N 78 45w 42 TnffftWaj.r^frr -rrrj Summer Plain — 43 Sfis 172 Ob 63 Tasawari -.—— Summerhlll -.„-Ji3 478 149 SfiB 62 X Taschereau — Summcihill C aS Ss 149 20b 62 Taschcreau -.— . 62 17 18 88 63 17 18 18 lOw 41 fiw 4a 14W 41 filB 62 30w 40 62b 17 17 17 17 18 53 17 17 17 18 18 18 18 17 40w 40 Ow 40 lOw 44 38w 11 20nr 40 40^ 40 60w 40 16w 40 Ob 63 OW 40 60w 40 65b 18 12b 18 16b 18 37b 17 9b 18 20b 18 37b 18 16w 42 30\v 40 lOw 43 40b 63 62 62 18 22b 80 2b 36 48k 17 19b 17 30w 40 20w 42 3Sb .17 25a 17 J3b 17 17 17 17 36 15b 37 lOw 42 3UB 18 40w 40 lOw 42 38b 38 9w 11 Ow t5 Ow 40 r.l3E 17 41b 18 Ow 42 30w 42 lOw 42 lOw 42 2w 42 lOw 42 20b 18 50*7 44 13u 33 18 17 18 18 18 18 80 45w 42 Ob 63 38b 63 20k 63 Syke 53 66k 8 49b 17 Syo8«et 40 6lM 73 34ir 43 Syracnse, U. a ^48 On 76 16w 44 Syraciuie, U. 8 41 67!T 88 48w 44 SyiUdobsIa L. — 46 llir 68 Sv 41 Ta Kitimn^ Taas. Taaainge . Tabar. Table R. .46 .13 64 7 -63 18 Table Land.^. Table Mt. 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Tairoa Taiskirchen-^ Taltawa River Tajo Tajurrati ^~- Takaka River t Takali or Currier Indians .,^„,.„„53 Takepu 40 Takopa R .^46 Talamah River (Indus) 36 % Talbot ^~. 37 5 Talbot Di8trict-.43 Talbot Inlet 77 Tale Sab 10 Talmadgc .„^^,.^il t Talon --^ 46 T^magamingue L.47 Tamatave — ..^^ ...18 Tamunakle Rlver~20 Tamaya Hills 30 Tamsweg— ~~~~47 478 172 438 i69 lOa 143" 66s 170 628 170 68 170 47s 170 16N 13 628 172 19k 11 20n 42 46s 172 ta 68 Ob 29 83b 17 Ob 86 Oir 40 Ob 63 Ob 88 16e 88 iB 80 30b 63 31)R 18 2fi>r 41 "Ob 86 '40b .29 40w 41 37b 28 10b 88 68b 18 28b 88 30b 88 33b 18 13b 17 Ob 86 67b 68 13b 63 i6a 62 13b 68 Ob 63 7b 63 47b 63 34b 18 40b 63 4b 18 48b 86 65B 63 30n 123 Ow 40s 176 2b 378 1C9 3*t£ Tamnhap IIill&....~26 Tamuhap R 26 Tam wort h 43 Tanbo River ,.37 Tandil 37 Tanganyika 1,...^^ 6 Tangent Pt. 71 t Tangier 44 Tangier Harb. ~~44 Tangraln .,.^^...^3 Tangrera.^. Tann Tannen Gb, Tannesberg. Tannroda Tans Mt. 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River — 38 Tarajit .20 t Tai anakl ^ 39 Tarenz ....~^..~^<~47 Tarka R ^32 Taroom ..-.-..— .—...26 Tamovaner Wald 46 Tamowltz —.—.—50 Tarring Vlvelle -.60 Tamp Hills 25 Tarvls-swrf.. 40 Tasawa..^. 13 Tasawari —.—..-.10 I Taschereaii —49 Taschereau -.—19 43n 28 lOs 143 45n 80 23n 80 82N 104 12k 81 47K 70 Ok 80 153 61 Os 24 303 72 7k 13 lOa 16 20s 17 52k 71 463 147 2.53 'es Os 28 12n 165 60k 62 46k 62 98 150 69k '6 89k lO 31k 13 32k 12 62k 11 88 16 40s 169 60s 60 60s 14 63 k 76 45s 141 2s 171 86k' 8 l(Js 174 16n 10 i6s 25 283 149 6'<» 13 26m 18 49K 20s 16 30k 13 68k 8 35k 103 10k 66 12n C6 10b 30b 65 R 6e 17b 20e 14b 60e 30b 19b .Ob .40e 45b 60b 50b 46b 62b 3b 43b 34b Ob 60r 89 63 63 47b 80 40e 62 30w 42 Ow 40 60e 35 25w 42 8w 41 15w 42 86 86 Ow 60 48e 18 38 38 ISw ,41 63r '63 Ow 60 30e 86 Ow 40 45w 41 42w 41 67 b 63 34w 36 1b 17 18 IS 17 88 63 20w 60 33e 33 63w 44 i()K 62 62 80 68 18 88 62 18 18 10 38 18 36 86 t-nnysoh t'apo 76 las Tentcrflcld 29 4s Teogc River 20 iia Tepel ^49 69k Trplltz 60 39k Ter Vail Stancer Thai 47 6k Tera Makau River 43 868 Tcraka Mount ^42 16s Terim 16 8n Terol 19 80N Terre Hante 89 SOk Terrila River 29 128 Tcrribno 26 468 Terrytown-.-. ^41 42k Tesaine 33 6k Teschen —.-.—.49 16n Tcschcn 49 43k Tesino, V 46 6k Tessin — 64 iK Tetanwhakarao Mount —- . Teto Tete X Tetcnibuca~-. Teterow-.- Tetschen — ., Tettnang— .. Teuchem 43 aos 16 10a 16 lOs 18 308 68 47k —60 47h .^47 40k 30w 41 30w 41 Teofels Moor— .,-.^3 ^7n Teufenbach ^47 8m Tenfer's Brack, or Devil's Bridge -46 aOK Tenpitz —.-,...62 7m Tenachnitz — — .60 34k Teutschbrod 49 37k Tewksbnry, T. S.-47 26k Tewywys B. 46 168 Texana ...—,-..-28 62M Thaha Bosigo-.-.29 368 Thaba Unchu 29 208 Thalgau ^47 61n ThamsbrUck— ...51 9m Thann ,—48 J19m Thannt)erg— .47 13M Tharand 60 68m Thartha River 30 8s Tliarthar River -.34 12m The Horn, or Blaa- vands Huk —66 33k Thebaica Phylac_27 8.5m Thedinghauscn -.62 68m TheluBson Pt 78 58m Themar 60 31m Theopolis-.,. 33 368 Theresienstadt 60 30m Themberg -,—47 40m Thesbanl— ^.83 8m Thensing 60 8m ThleleR. 47 Om Thlersee 47 85m Thorn B. t Thompson — Thompson C. . Thompson Pt. Thompson R. , Thompson Sd. Thoms L Thornton ThoroldBlg'it-, Thomson JUver Thomsom ille lliorstein — . ThneR Thulba Thunpen — Thunnhauseii.. 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S. ,-. .44 14m 47 19m 50 2k 56 3Sn 6 60k 21 Ok .46 68k 5lM 6 60m 161 61b 23 10b 13 6lB 13 49b 10 12b 171 6b 173 16b 47 661 8 Ob 87 20w 148 87b 160 86b 76 22w 46 17b 14 56b 18 39b 11 37b 12 28b H3 4«e 84 Ob 88 38b 83 Ob 13 84k 14 14b 36b 13 IB 8 64X 14 30f! 8 3.7s 13 37b 11 23b 16 86B 71 24w 167 80b 97 Ow 27 20b 26 25b 18 168 10 87b 12 48e 10 8b 13 84b 149 23b 43 28e 8 6e 80 50b 9 1B 73 '-JW 10 38b 26 40b 14 9b 16 IOe 44 41 E 12 59b 7 Ob 13 6b 92 40w 83 ?0w 165 20W 121 20w 121 6W 166 60b 60 Ow 8 8w 73 20w 147 60b 72 38w 14 IPa 14 :i5B & 67b 9 5lB 10 28b 9 44E 10 50b 77 25w 12 26b 11 24b 126 lOw 12 Ob 23 64 10 11 Ob 4w 8b Ob ■44 89n 82 28w 46 ;65E 171 20e 11 lOw 8 10b 71 45w }6 3b 8 10b 80 Ow 63 86 18 17 18 68 63 39 86 44 63 63 43 34 18 18 J8 17 63 86 63 63 17 17 18 17 17 18 44 17 17 19 41 68 43 88 88 18 17 18 18 17 63 SO 17 66 17 40 17 88 17 18 80 17 16 18 40 43 40 40 40 63 40 13 40 61 43 18 17 17 18 18 18 17 43 IS 17 40 86 86 41 17 86 43 30 63 86 86 41 17 86 43 OlTf ToM Fall Tosaye. 46 3.')« 17 60K Tosorontio, T. &..-44 16n Tost — .— 50 3711 J Toto-.... 8 46i» 8 34k 30w 80 Ow 18 81b 8 801 8 SON 8 lOa 11 16s 166 80b 34 6lN 83 e«l 31 60s 31 ta 49 8m 66 33w t Townicnd — .,,.86 363 I4S Ok Townsheni CapeJta 3s 460 86r Towomba niver,.^7 68 160 3b Trafcyach 47 2eK 16 Ok Trafol ThM 46 86ji 10 81k Tralsmauer <-48 31 M lu 44k Traka It. 88 17s 38 Or Tramir . — .46 30m 11 14k Ti^amn! — ,,— — 68 86n Toto Toubooaf. Isle Toom — ... ToTinobis ,.1.-. TonreOe Tcanspcrcnt L.— .48 34m Trappatadt .- 6 19ir Tranchgau 47 40m Trann R 47 48k Trann.8ee -..,-. » .47 63m I'rauiBtein — <-47 63n Trauten»a-~— «Ji0 80k Trave R. ,-.63 68h Traverse Bay Trebitsch. Treblli Trebnltz - Trebschen Trebsen TreeR. TreeneR Treffen TrelTurt Tregrope Isles Trela Trel 10 83k 74 66W 10 84X 10 60r 13 88r 13 47k 18 6ta 16 64k 10 64k 86 16W 16 66b 17 6r 18 69b 16 46k 13 45b .46 lOM .49 16M 13M .-.60 29k .-J53 In 61 18K 67 86M 113 60w 64 28n 9 20b 46 64k 16 2b .61 8m 10 16k .17 46a 160 46b s»»» 38b 75 Ow 77 80w 93 27w 86 36w 16 69b 10 64b 12 20k 40 89m 76 64w 42 30s 148 Ok 64 6m 12 47b 1 88k 14 60b 46 6m 11 7k 48 33m 13 69b 46 408 169 40b .46 16m 70 60W Tringany River ^ 6 30m 103 Sb TreuchtUngen — ^48 67m Treuen 60 33m Trevci-ton Triabunna Tribseea Triebel Trient or Trent Triftom Trihuka C. Trlng Trinity Bay. Trinity B, Trinity Is. Triptis -. 6 16s 146 80b —48 Ok 63 Ow 78 20w 11 6lB 64 37m 44h Tro'cknes Lake. Tromper Wiek--.64 37n Trontpeters Dr. -.33 1.5s Triitau 63 86M TrontOB 88 83m Trossingcn <-48 6m Trostberg -...-.,-48 3K Troupaville— 80 47m Trout L. -.63 40m Trouts Hill 88 16m Troy ^41 49m Troy, U. S, 44 85m Troy, U. S.— -.31 40m Trumansburg— 43 86m X Trumbull 41 10k Tryberg 48 8m TrynsFn.— — 32 35s Tschaplna . Tschemembl Tschimau 51 43m Tsilsa R— — .-,30 488 Tsobl Tuakitoto L.. Tuap R Tucker Smith, T. S. Tucnpla or Bar- 13 26b 26 68b 10 35b 83 40w 8 37b 12 83b 83 33vr 91 30w 82 27W 77 Ow 69 Ow 86 8w 76 Ww 80 60W 8 13b 24 46b 9 2lE 16 13b 16 87b 29 7b 2:? 80s 16 68b 46 10s 169 42e 23 858 17 85b .46 4lM 46 84k Tudor, T. S. 44 42m TUffer 46 10m Tugela Gt. R 28 48s Tugela Lit. R 28 433 Tugela Upper— 28 8jS 12 ISs 168 46b 77 36w 15 15b 80 30b 29 12e 29 Ok 16 86 43 18 86 86 64 66 88 41 63 63 63 18 18 18 88 18 17 43 17 18 18 18 18 19 17 44 18 17 17 17 17 40 17 18 17 63 17 17 80 18 17 17 43 44 44 44 17 18 17 43 63 17 17 18 18 68 41 85 63 40 40 17 62. 17 88 17 43 18 18 44 40 44 43 44 44 43 42 18 88 15 18 17 38 88 63 AS 3 S5M jBl 88w 42 64 43 18 88 88 38 H K' 9 39k 40 40n 40 20N ,81 48a U((allaiil ) Uganda 1 Ugogo I Uhha t Uhlfeld Uintah F Ultvlugt 33 438 Ujah Chai (Xan- tbus) 86 leN 19 20n 4 fiSs . 6 08 3 408 37 188 3 IOh 8 66s .44 23n 24 ION 62 SON UJe Mabanc UjiJl Ujiji Uke^ I Ukambani Ukanip R ^ % Ukidi Ukunl UlboL UllahBnn Ulsen t Ulster Ulten Thai Ulubad^~^ Ulubad Lake ^. Um Goode R. Um Kosee Um Pognee R. Um Sorawana Um Voloiee— Uma or Ball Mts. 26 40s Umago^..^...«~~^..46 26n . 4 32s 44 46n .30 468 ^0 61s .29 608 29 368 28 338 31 418 Umba River Umbttgog L...^.^^ Umbango H.>...~.~ Jnibezan R..^...^^ UmblloK Umbloti R. 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Brod..^~>.».^49 t Ungava _,w<.««^8 UngHva bay..,. — > 6 9 88 Ob 31 16b 33 Ob 80 Ob 10 44b 110 Ow 110 Ow 18 30b 33 63b 39 10b 18 10b 39 83b 38 80b 87 Ob 17 80B 84 Ob 83 S6B 14 47b 69 Ob 6 6lB 74 30W 10 66b 28 20b 28 40e 32 16b 83 4(iB 83 20b 33 48b 32 40b 17 16b 18 3lB 89 30b 71 4w 39 66b 39 66b 30 40b 30 48b 28 80b 29 17b 69 16w 80 60e 80 55b 30 40b 80 46b 81 8b 80 43b 80 60b 84 18b 13 9b 10 60b 46 39b 3 20n 169 Ow 41 66n 46 33n 40 18n .40 14m 29 878 26 678 28 248 27 158 27 368 46 16n 29 40s 29 248 29 6l8 29 408 8 168 42 2lN Os 2n 3n On On Ungovomo R. Ungurutna Unhoscht. Unimak . 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Warden Ft. -. tWaradgcny Wardunbui g^ Warder tiet^...^.f>3 58m Ware ,.^ 42 10m Ware, T. & 46 22m Wareham 41 62m 89 30w 33 6b 43 30b 9 «B 3H 08 163 Or 6 44h 82 SOW 28 7b ~.32 368 ~^4 80a 144 40b — 63 4m 8 llB 10 2&B 73 16W 70 20w 70 47w Waretaama River^l 48 176 20b Warcpa ^..^ AO ISs 169 27b Warialda Warln. Wannbrunn ,...>.>_60 51m Warmser Joclu.^46 33m WanilU..>^^ 56 In Waniow,w^.....,^3 13n Wamow.^ Wamow R. ,.,„ Warraiiibool_.» Warrego River- t Warren..-...^. t Warren....,..,^ } Warren .~..«. Warren. WaiTen . Warren- Warren Pt WaiTenPt Warren Range. War render C- 39 16s 160 49b 3 48m 11 41b 16 4lB 10 26b 9 32b 11 36e 11 63e 13 6b 63 47b .63 67m .38 33s 143 24e -37 Os 146 Ob .40 60m .41 30M .43 30n 43 66n .44 6m 33 35n 76 Ow 79 low 74 Ow 71 56w 69 Ow 93 20w ..69 46N 131 45w -41 29N 71 lOw ..25 26s 141 6b -74 30m 83 Ow Warrensbui'g 38 46n WaiTensburg ___43 33m Warrenton .~...~_38 88m Warrenton .........33 32n Warroo Warsaw Warsaw, U. S. .^-37 56m Warsaw, U. S. ^42 42m Warsaw, U. 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Wesleyville. 52 23n —34 30n .47 29n —52 6lM 61 40n 51 50m 46 36m 4lN 32n .61 20m 53 On .47 36N 49 45N 53 6n 50 6h .49 llN 49 55N .44 66m 33 20s 33 88 Wessel Isles 14 48s WesselbUrcn 54 12n Wessely .48 67n Westmorland Weston C Westwood Wevelinghofcn Wexford, T.S.- Weyer Weymouth l!ay, Whakarewa Mt. Whttlan River- Whale I. Whalcflsh Is. .43 2n .66 30N 2.T 40s 51 Tn 46 16n 47 6lN 12 30s 12 40s 72 2GW 78 20W 160 12e 6 36k 74 Ow 14 40b 143 15b 172 30E 28 64s 149 17e 34 48 23 28E .69 Oy 63 30e 4i 6i 42 18 41 63 63 42 63 62 40 63 88 88 63 40 41 43 40 43 44 43 43 41 18 18 40 17 17 18 18 18 16 63 43 43 17 36 17 17 17 30 18 17 17 17 18 17 17 17 17 18 18 17 17 18 18 41 38 38 53 17 18 40 43 43 43 39 44 43 41 17 17 17 17 42 42 42 42 42 44 53 43 42 40 52 17 42 18 62 53 53 38 40 — >,i Ox Wll-l !{.,_,. WiW.Sp. 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S. .44 14M -41 66N .45 40n 32 12s .43 On 80 lOw 70 16w 1 46w 1 66w 143 Ob 9 10b 13 64b 86 82w ■26 39b 26 30e 72 4w 8 64b 141 30b 72 60w 71 19w 15 28b 16 36b 16 36b 12 3lB 14 30b 13 llB 10 60b 10 25b 72 80w 73 6W 72 25w 69 42w 72 40w 71 54w 27 22b 80 30w Winipigods Lake 63 30n 100 30w Wlnklarn 49 26n 12 30b Whiklern 46 62n Winnebah— Winnengen— Wlnnsboro — WlnnwellL-r— Winseiu— .~ Winslow . 6 20N 60 19m .32 10m .49 33N .62 42N .41 ISn Winter Uarb 44 21n Winter 1 66 ICn Winterberg— ~~.61 11n Winterstetten— 48 In WinthropL. ^47 8n Winzer —48 43n Winzig —61 29N Wipfeld ^49 55n Wippach 45 60n Wippach R 46 62m Wippcr R. WipperR . Wippra Wlruwa Luke Wiscasset — Wi.scasset _~.— . Wischau — . Wlsmar Bay Wisowitz — . Wistemitz, Gr. . Wit Bergen Wit Water- Witte Ueir.. 61 27n 64 26m .51 35n 43 47s 44 On „43 55m -49 17N —54 ON -.49 13N „49 37H 28 34s .22 433 33 20h 12 52b 30w 7 30e 91 60w 7 49b 9 55b 78 23W 68 9W 83 20w 8 32b 9 45b 68 36w 13 4e 16 36b 10 lOB 13 67b 13 40e 10 30e 16 35b 11 15b 172 43b 69 60W 69 30w 17 Oe 11 17B 17 6lB 17 22b 28 Ob 16 Oe 20 4e I.H 18 18 17 17 17 18 38 18 17 18 43 17 40 40 43 38 43 43 43 40 43 17 40 46 63 18 44 40 40 43 43 41 9 10 6S 18 18 44 38 38 43 17 63 43 41 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 43 43 43 41 43 41 38 40 40 18 18 36 17 44 18 17 43 41 40 17 18 41 18 17 18 18 18 17 17 17 63 41 44 18 17 18 IS 38 38 38 # s 70 INDEX TO BLACK'S GE Vktitt. Lat. Lovo, Ho. or Map. Wltteberg Witten ^0 248 SI 32n Witten See ^..,..,,-54 23n WittenberKe..~~~S3 Oir Wittcnbergen>..~.JS4 18n Wittenbnrg 53 31n Wittichenau SI 33n Wlttlngan 49 On Wittow Penlna...J}4 89!i Wlar PaM.....~~~.49 2n Wlaschim ^49 42n Wrl>oeUn S3 24n Wobling ...AS 19n Wobnrn ~ 32 44s Wocheiner See , Wodnian. WogeiiB>~^ ) Wogodogho . Wognni- Wohlaa. Wohlau- 46 17n 49 9n 5 ISN .11 20H 3 16n .49 6&N 61 2lN IOn 2 203 53 29n Wohrden Wolar Cape. Woldeck Woldenhorn 58 41n Wole River 4 20n Wolein 49 25k Wolfboro.~>~^»~>43 39n J Wolfe ^46 7n Wolfgang ^48 12n Wolfrutshausen 47 56n Wolfsherg ^46 SON Wolfsburg .........62 27n Wolfsegg 48 6n Wolfshagen . Wolf stein Wolfstein Wolin- JS3 28m ,48 49n 49 35N 49 IOn 49 IOn Woliiika R_ Wolkenstein.w......JSO 39n Wolkersdorf 48 23n Wmiaci ^46 2lN t Wollaston ^44 46n Wolla.Hton Is. 73 44n Wollaston Group~e9 IOn Wolllm Cape 33 15s WSllnzHCh 48 36n Wailstein 49 47n Wolmirstedt 62 16n Wolstenholme Id. 76 30n Wolve F. 33 168 Womelsdorf ^40 23n Wondr7.egow..~.^49 SSm Wonne R .....^&i 12n 37 llB 88 7 20k 17 9 47b 17 11 44b 17 9 27B 17 11 SB 17 14 ISB 17 14 45b 18 13 12B 17 18 2b 18 14 S4b 18 11 30b 17 16 35e 18 26 S6B 38 13 62b 18 14 10b 18 9 17B 17 SOW 36 75 19b 88 19 8b 18 16 38b 17 8 S9b 17 150 OB 52 13 33e 17 10 IdB 17 IS Ob 86 IS 62b 18 71 16w 41 74 32w 42 12 9b 18 11 2Sb 18 14 SlB 18 10 48b 17 13 40b 18 13 39b 17 13 32B 18 • 7 3Sb 18 13 63b 18 13 53b 18 13 4b 17 16 32e 18 16 7B 18 77 SOW 42 80 40w 40 67 40w 40 160 35b 62 11 37b 18 7 57e 18 11 36b 17 70 14w 40 21 37e 38 76 8w 42 14 44b 18 16 62b 17 Vkuti. Lat, LOMO. No. or Haf. t Wood ............. A l 80m Wood I 76 26m Woodah Isle 13 20a Woodbury «.~-.,-~35 46m Woodford 40 16n Woodhouse, T. S.>42 61m Woodstock 46 6n Woodstock 40 68m Woodstock 43 14m Woodstock, U. S._38 60n Woodstock, U. S.-43 30n Woodville- WoodwardvlUe Woody C Woolve Pt. Woolwich, T. S. Woorburg Wooster-^ Worbli $ WtJTcester WSrlitz WSrrstadt^ Worth . Worth . WBrth See . Worthausen Worthingham Wosckczyc Wottawa R Wottltz .48 42n .43 49n M 478 .30 03 .43 4lM 34 28 40 48n 1 27n .42 20n 61 60n .,49 SON .,48 69m .,49 47n -46 36n .„48 9m 40 6n 4n 49 20m .49 38n 20n Wottnngge Wouquash L. ......64 50n Woznlk, WranttellM Wrcdenhagen . Wriezen Wright Creeks Wrists Wscherau, Wsetin,~_ Wudnee- Wahrden. Wukarl Wulfel Wullga,,^.,,,- Wtlnnenbcrg Wtlnsc'helburg. Wun8torf„ Wupper R. Wupperthal _. WUvbenthal Wiirm R WUrmSee_ Wumow iO 36n ^62 On ~„53 17n 52 44n ,..,,28 458 .,„53 66m 49 52N 49 22n 30 37n 7 S8n 52 20n 10 5n 51 3lN 60 3lN 2 26n 32 23 32 3s .50 7n .48 6n .47 64n .13 30n 83 lOw 43 98 Ow 40 136 ISb 63 86 Ow 44 88 SOW 44 80 lOw 43 67 43w 41 81 S8w 43 89 S4w 43 78 35w 44 73 lOw 44 76 22w 42 73 67w 43 26 14b 88 17 62b 38 80 40w 42 22 13b 88 82 25W 44 10 2lB 17 71 65w 41 12 25e 17 7 6e 18 12 2Sb 18 9 10b IS 14 8e 18 9 46b 18 82 56w 43 18 47e 18 14 8b 18 14 85b 18 17 37b 17 65 Ow 40 19 5e 18 143 40w 40 12 30b 17 14 8b 17 143 Ob 63 9 48b 17 13 14e 18 18 3b 18 75 20b 33 8 35b 17 9 50b 36 9 47e 17 14 50b 86 8 40e 17 16 21 R 17 9 24e 17 19 13b 38 19 IOe 38 17 23e 17 11 23b 18 11 17e 18 5 48e 86 Namm. IiAT. IiONO. Vo. or MAr. Wartzboro ..... Wurzach ,...,„,. Wurzener Sau Wnshe; WuB.iee Wusterwitz. Wustrow,,,, Wuttach R. Wutzkow .. Wyalosing J Wyandot . Wylde Mt.- JWylle Wynands R, Wynne River t Wyoming. X Wyoming. Wyoming Wyoming, U. WythevUle Wytopldloc R .41 86m .47 64m 46 26m 13 68m 24 On .„JS2 21m ■...64 Sn .„,47 42m 2311 .41 42m 40 4Sn .26 60s 45 67n 3 33s .44 58 41 SON .42 40m .-,41 20n ,„41 16m 6 66n 46 60m Takoba ,..«......,.,10 20m Y8kyedL.„~.-,~_61 S6n Yalhabah 29 6n t Yamaska „»_„46 8n Yamba ,„.,.. ..23 78 Yamiiia 13 26n Yampah River ,,,..46 36n Yandllla 27 408 Yunio C. 35 148 Yarborough Inlet 76 26n Yarel 63 23n t Yariba 8 On Yaiinouth 41 45n Yarmouth, T. S.. } Yarriba ,.„_,„. X Yatcs,~.~,~,~,. Yauil. Yazccho L. Yazoo- Yejnbbl- -42 47n ., 8 36n .42 40N -11 ION -S3 43n -32 48N .16 16n Yclpke 52 26n YeUowknlfe R 62 26n YelvUle Yembo.„„„. X Yemen ™ Yen Tibboo. Yeou R >-„36 16n 24 16n 15 6n 19 S9n 13 20m 74 37w 9 64b 14 SB 10 SB 68 17b 13 23b 11 88b 8 23b 17 43b 76 23w 83 lOw 140 4Sb 77 30w 22 SB 171 66b 76 6w 78 20w 76 6Sw 76 66w 81 6w 68 16w 30b 97 86W 44 Ob 72 46w 150 25e 6 6w 169 6w 151 20b 145 27b 148 86w 8 7b 4 Oe 70 18w 81 ISw 5 8b 77 lOw 4 40b 124 40w 96 42w 37 16b 10 S5E 114 26w 92 45w 28 36e 43 6e 19 16b 12 30b 43 18 18 36 88 17 17 18 17 43 43 62 42 38 63 43 42 42 44 44 41 86 40 29 42 62 86 45 62 63 40 17 36 41 43 36 43 36 39 44 36 17 40 44 36 29 36 86 IfAMCI. lYola Yola«. Yonge, T. S. „ Yonkersi lYork- York, ^ *0^^m*i**^^»i York B. York C. York Capo,. YorkSd York, T. S. . York, U. S., York, U. S. . Yorkville Youcan River X Young.. Young's Reef Young's 'rowrn Young Wonia Town. Youta Lake ,. Yowar . Yreden. Ystad . Yubah River- Yule R- Yuntas Lake,^ Yurrah ...„,. Zab X Zaberma Zabkowice.^-. Zaborow ~-„,. Zachan,„„-,„. Zachcn R ^ Zadek J Zagawa ...... Zahna..^ . Zak River Poc Zambezi Rive: Zamblanga Rl Znmganlka — ZamH »—„.„,. Zand River — Zandveld Zant'sville — Zanow „, Zanzhausen ~. BLACK'S GENERAL ATLAS. L&T. tONO. Ko. or K4P. 11 86n 17 64N 16 26ii 13 68n U On ;2 2lN i4 6n 17 42N S4 23m (1 42K 10 46N 26 608 15 57n 33 33s 44 68 41 SON 42 40n 11 20n II 16k 36 66n 46 60n 74 87w 64b 14 8e 10 6b 68 17b 12 23b 11 33b 8 23b 17 43b 76 22w 83 lOw 140 46b 77 30w 22 6b 171 66b 76 6w 78 20w 75 65w 76 66w 81 6w 68 16w 10 20r 61 56N 29 6n 46 3n 23 7a 13 26N 16 36n 27 408 35 148 76 26k 63 23N 8 On 41 45N 42 47N 8 36n 42 40N 11 ION S3 43n 32 48N 16 16n 52 26N S2 26N 36 16n 24 16n 15 Cn 19 69N 13 20n 9 30b 97 86W 44 Ob 72 46w 160 26b 6 6Mr 169 6w 151 20b 145 27b 148 36w 8 7b 4 70 81 6 Ob 18w 16w 8k 77 lOw 4 40b 124 40w 96 42w 37 16b 10 65b 114 26W 92 45w 28 36b 43 6b 19 16r 12 30e 42 18 18 86 88 17 17 18 17 43 42 62 43 38 63 43 43 43 44 44 41 86 40 29 42 62 86 46 62 63 40 17 36 41 43 36 43 36 39 44 86 17 40 44 36 29 36 86 Mamei. LA.T. 10N«. "^-jr t Yola 1 01ft <^i#^>«^^*^ jw^ ^^^^ Yonge, T. a . Yonker tYork- York- York B. . York C. . 9 80n 8 6m .44 36m 40 66K 44 30n — 32 46s .66 26M .76 6n York Capo-.^~~>16 80a YorkSd 63 16n York, T. 8 43 47M York, U. S. 43 ION York, U. a 37 ION Yorkville 41 45m Youcan River....,^66 On X Ynung 83 508 Young's Keef 36 26a Young's Town _41 11m Young Woniun's Town 41 20K Youta Luke ^40 IOn Yowar >.-^.~^-~^l 60n Yreden 53 3n Ystad 56 26n Yubah River 30 20n Yule R 20 458 Yuntas Lake^.~~Jl On Ynrrah 26 Oa 12 26b 13 6k 76 6w 78 68W 70 36w 27 6K 86 267 66 46W 142 36B 70 Ow 79 33w 70 80w 76 80w 88 20w 146 Ow 139 60b 137 16B 80 83W 77 64W 113 Ob 47 9w 6 48b 13 46b 121 20w 118 Ob 101 16W 161 20b z JSO 8n % Zaberma ..~.~~.14 On Zabkowice....„~~~.60 20n Zaborow ,^^..^..^^61 49k Zachan-^.~.^-..-.>53 16n Zachcn R. 60 SON Zadek 26 46n § Zagawa ..~-~.~.16 On Zabna~~- ,>~^1 66n Zak River Poort-~81 37s Zambezi River — 11 Os Zamblanga River 28 Os Zainganika Zams ...^.^ Zand River Zandveld >~. Zant'Bville Zannw Zanzhausen 7 45fl 47 ION 27 603 28 458 40 On 54 14n 62 6lN 86 86 42 42 41 40 40 40 39 40 42 44 44 44 40 63 63 43 42 46 80 17 17 46 63 46 62 14 43b 3 30b 19 18b 16 86b 15 16B 15 37b 46 28b 25 Ob 12 47b 22 19b 33 Ob 31 35b 30 20b 10 35b 26 15b 23 Ob 81 68w 16 20b 16 21b 17 36 18 17 17 17 29 86 17 88 86 38 86 18 38 38 42 17 17 Ri,]iai. Iat. Loho. ITo. or H4r. Zspfendorf...,w.....^r, 1m Zaranda IQ 80m Zarla 10 38m % Zarira or Zozo -11 10m Zamowitz See .^.,64 46m Zarrentln. Zasmnk Zavelstein Zawiyab Zdaunek Zduny ^. Zebruk Zecblin Zedlisc] >3 33n 49 68n 48 42N 6 On .49 13m 1 39n JVi 65n JJ3 9n 49 44n } Zegzeg 10 10m t Zegzeg or Zozo.10 Om Zehdenick .„^„.J»1 69m Zehre R 62 67m Zeirintr 47 16m Zeitlofs -,..^ 60 16m Zekoe 33 68a Zekoe R. ^ Zelianople- ZeUbi ZelinkaR.. ZeU . Zell ZeU. ZeU. ZeU» .^34 3s .40 49m ..^5 40m -49 40m -47 42m _47 13n .48 19M -49 47:i ZeUe, Neu, ZeUerfeld ZelUn^,. Zenuner Fernet. Zempelburg X Zeramu Zernitz.^ Zeulenroda_.,-~60 39m Zeuln 60 11m Zeyer R. 46 12m Zhor 49 23m 22m Zicker, Gr. Ziegenriick Ziegenort ^ Zierenberg Zimbave -^ Zinder Zinna... ZIrknitz Zirknitzer See Zirkwitz Zirl Zistersdorf 54 19n 60 36m 53 40m 61 23k 19 50a 13 45M -..-52 2n 45 47m .45 45N 61 19n .47 17n .48 33k 10 66b 9 10b 9 48b 7 25r 18 3b 10 64b 16 3b 8 40b 43 8b 17 20b 17 26b 13 61 B 12 46b 12 4lB 8 Ob 7 Ob 13 19b 11 35b 14 29b 9 40b 24 68b 25 3b 80 4w 89 66b 16 10b 7 6lB 11 64b 13 86b 9 62b 10 42b 14 39b 10 18b 14 24b 11 46b 17 82b 38 30e 12 22b 11 69b 11 10b 14 13b 15 64b 40 6b 13 42b 11 89b 14 30b 9 17b 34 50b 9 20e 13 7e 14 22b 14 22b 17 10b 11 14b 16 45b 17 86 36 86 17 17 17 18 30 18 17 18 17 18 86 36 17 17 18 17 88 38 42 80 18 18 18 18 18 17 17 17 17 18 17 88 17 17 17 18 18 30 17 17 17 17 36 36 17 18 18 17 18 18 Kaxis. tAT. Taw. FO, Of ZitzUcamama R..^4 3s 34 SOB 38 Zitzikamma-..,.,...84 Is 34 86B 88 ZizeUtz J50 9k 16 33b 17 Zlablnga ~,4» Om 16 20b 18 Zleb -, .,49 64m 16 38b 18 Zlln -, -49 ISn 17 41b 18 Zlonitz ..60 18n 14 3b 17 Zoar ....^.-.33 30a 21 39b 88 Zoar.^..^ -40 4lK 81 39w 43 Zobelr -~ -80 28n 47 80b 80 ZOblingen^ -48 66k 10 19b 18 ZobUtz 60 39k 13 16b 17 Zobten Berg 60 62n 16 46B 17 Zoetendal R an( Val .-84 86a 30 80b 88 Zoma-. .-13 10k 6 20b 86 Zone, T. a .Jifk 42n 82 2w 17 6b 43 Zoplau -..>..-„.,-..60 On 17 ZBrWg ,.r ^™„ ~61 87K -63 39k 12 6B 14 40b 17 Zomdorf 17 Zomolding .-...» ..48 6n 11 60b 18 Zorra, T. S. -43 30k 80 56W- 43 Zossen -52 12k 13 27B 17 Zouga River -.20 25a 36 Ob 88 Zont Pans Berg. „23 08 30 35b 88 Zout R «.30 23a 33 10b 38 Zout R -.34 26s 36 43b 88 Zout Vlakte -.»— 33 248 21 6b 88 Zoweyab Rs. 32 67K 44 65b 80 tZozo _10 Om 7 Ob 36 X Zozo, or Zariva-11 10m 7 26b 86 Zgchopan..,....-. -50 46k 13 4k 17 Zscbopau R 60 47m 13 6b 17 Zuba, or Turveya Basb-.......-. 31 37s 29 4b 89 Zuckers 54 16n 17 6k n Zuekmantel -...^-JSO 17k 17 23e 17 Zudar^,.....,-..- -64 17n 13 2lK 17 Zum River — —w -J50 13n 25 Ob 86 Zumbo -..-..,.-->. -16 268 62 66b 36 Zurmah,— .~-... -.36 56k lt8 8b 80 Zuure B. .-,~~-. -.33 178 23 86b 38 Zwart Berg-.-.. .-33 ea 18 25e 38 Zwart Kei Kort _32 8a 26 26b 38 Zwarte Berg „33 563 21 25b 33 Zwarte R 33 168 22 2B 38 Zwartkops li. -.. -.33 618 26 46B 33 Zoriknlo -.13 6m 11 3b 36 Zwenkan 61 13n 12 20b 17 Zwettel -.48 27k 14 15B 18 Zwettel -.48 36n 15 IOe 14 39 k 18 Zwickau . -50 47n 17 Zwiesel -... -.49 iK 13 llB 18 ZwingenbcrK -... -.49 43K 8 37b 18 #. 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