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REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES GEOGRAPHIC BOARD. 



Buttonmold; Ledges, i mile west of 



Fuller Rock and i mile SSW. Small 



Point, Sagadahoc County, Me. (Not 



Button-mold.) 

 Buttzville; Railroad Station, Ransom 



County, N. Dak. (Not Butzville.) 

 Buttzville; Railroad Station, Warren 



County, N. J. (Not Buttsville nor 



Butzville.) 

 Buyassu; see Boyassu. 

 Buzzards; Bay, Massachusetts. (Not 



Buzzard's.) 

 By Wy ; By Wyah; Bywiah; Bywyali; 



see Bywy. 

 ByelJcof; see Belkof. 

 Bynum; Railroad Station and Run, 



Harford County, Md. (Not Bimans, 



Biniuu, nor Bynhams.) 

 Byram; see Port Chester. 

 By town; see Ottawa. 

 Bywy; Creek, tributary to Big Black 



River, Choctaw County, Miss. (Not 



Big Bywy, Big Bywyah, By Wy, By 



Wyah, Bywiah, nor Bywyah.) 



C. 



Caamaiio; see Camano. 



Caatsban; see Katsbaan. 



Caballo; see Cavallo. 



Cabamfa; see Tchoutacabouffa. 



Cabenda; see Kabinda. 



Cabezon; Indian Reservation, River- 

 side County, Calif. (Not Cabazon, 

 Cabezone, nor Cabezons.) 



Cabin; Bay, on west side of Nuka Bay, 

 opposite Palisade Bay, Alaska. 



* Cabin; Creek, heading at the east 

 foot of Mount Meeker and emptying 

 into the west side of Cow Creek in 

 sec. 8, T. 3 N., R. 73 W., Boulder 

 County, Colo. (Not South Fork of 

 Cabin Creek.) 



Cabin; Gulch, Musselshell County, 

 Mont. 



Cabin; Meadow, northeasterly part of 

 Sequoia National Park, Tulare 

 County, Calif. (Not Guttrie.) 



Cabin; Rock, east of Cow Creek, and * 

 mile southeast Longs Peak Village, 

 sec. 26, T. 4 N., R. 73 W., Larimer 

 County, Colo. 



Cabin; see Cow; Deer; Sherwood. 



Cabin John; Creek, Cecil County, Md. 

 (Not Captain .John's.) 



Cabinet; Mountains, separating Koote- 

 nai River from Clark Fork, in west- 

 ern Montana and northern Idaho, 

 and limited on north by that part of 

 Kootenai River between Jennings 

 and Bonners Ferry ; on west by the 

 Purcell Trench ; on southwest by 

 Clark Fork; on east and northeast 

 by Flathead River from bend near 

 Jocko to mouth of Little Bitterroot 

 Creek ; up that stream to its head, 

 over Haskell Pass and along old 

 abandoned line of Great Northern 

 Railway, down to Jennings. 



Cable Crossing; Coconino County, 

 Ariz. Three wire cables suspended 

 across the gorge of the Colorado 

 River, upon which travels a car. 



Cable Eddy; Post Light, Ohio River, 

 near Steubenville, Jefferson County, 

 Ohio. (Not Cable's Eddy.) 



Cabo Santo; see Cape Haitien. 



Cabool; Cabonl; Cabul; see Kabul. 



Cabots; see Cobbetts. 



Cabrasto; Peak (altitude 12,600 feet), 

 southeast of Venado Peak, Sangre de 

 Cristo Range, Taos County, N. Mex. 



Cacapon; Mountain, Hampshire, and 

 Morgan Counties, W. Va. (Not 

 Cape Capon.) 



Cacapon; River, Hardy, Hampshire, 

 and Morgan Coimties, W. Va. (Not 

 Big Capon, Cac-a-pon, Capecapon, 

 Cape-pe-hon, Capon, Great Cacapon, 

 Great Capon, nor Lost. 



Cacaquabic ; see Kekekabic. 



Cacaway; Island and Point, Langford 

 Bay, Kent County, Md. (Not Ca- 

 cawa.) 



Cache; Bay, western end Saganaga 

 Lake, Rainy River District, Ontario, 

 International Boundary (between 

 Minnesota and Ontario.) 



Cache; Creek, tributary to Fish River, 

 Alaska. 



Cache; Creek, tributary to White 

 River, International Boundary (be- 

 tween Alaska and Canada). 



Cache; Creek, Chaffee County, Colo. 

 (Not Cash.) 



Cache; see Ked, 



