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REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES GEOGRAPHIC BOARD. 



Westside; Township aud Town, Craw- 

 ford County, Iowa. (Not West 

 Side.) 



Wet; Mountains, Custer, Fremont, 

 Huerfano, and Pueblo Counties, 

 Colo. (Not Cuerno Verde nor 

 Greenhorn.) This short range was 

 originally known while the country 

 was under Spanish dominion as 

 Cuerno Verde. Subsequent to the 

 treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo the 

 translation of the name came into 

 use. The origin of the name Wet 

 Mountains is not known, but in local 

 usage it has nearly supplanted the 

 name Greenhorn and appears upon 

 the Land Office maps aud the Hay- 

 den atlas. 



Wet Glaize; Creek, Camden County, 

 Mo. (Not Wet Anglais.) 



Wetipquin; Creek and Town, Wicomi- 

 co County, Md. (Not Watepquin.) 



Wetter; Lake, Sweden. (Not Vetteru 

 nor Wettern.) 



Wetterhorn; Creek, Ouray Quadran- 

 gle, Ouray County, Colo. 



Wetnmka; see Wetumpka. 



*Wetuinpka; City and Precinct, El- 

 more County, Ala. (Not Wetumka.) 



* Wetumpka; Town, Hughes County, 

 Okla. (Not Wetumka.) 



Weweeder; Ponds, Nantucket Town, 

 Nantucket County, Mass. (Not 

 Weedweeder nor Weeweder.) 



Wewoka; Town, Seminole County, and 

 Creek, Hughes and Seminole Coun- 

 ties, Okla. (Not We-wo-ka.) 



Wewoka; Wewokee; see Weoka. 



Whale; Buttes, south of Whale Creek, 

 Flathead County, Mont. 



Whale; Island, between Afognak and 

 Kodiak Islands. Alaska. (Not Ke- 

 toy, Kitoi, nor Kittiwake.) 



Whaleback; Lighthouse, at entrance 

 to Portsmouth Harbor, York County, 

 Me. (Not Whale's Back.) 



Whaleback; Shoal, northerly part of 

 Green Bay, Mich. (Not Whale's 

 Back.) 



Whaleback; Shoal, St. Lawrence 

 River, about half a mile southwest 

 from Oak Point, St. Lawrence 

 County, N. Y. (Not Whale's Back.) 



Whalebone; Cape, between Usof and 

 Three Island Bays, on south coast 

 of Unalaska, Alaska. 



Whalebone; see Usof. 



Whallonsburg; Bay and Village, Es- 

 sex County, N. Y. (Not Whalons- 

 burg.) 



Wharton; Creek, Madison County, 

 Ark. (Not Warton's nor Whorton.) 



Wharton Creek; Township, Madison 

 County, Ark. (Not Whorton 

 Creek.) 



Wheatland; Village, Ocean County, 



N. J. (Not Pasadena.) 

 Wheatland; see Archer. 

 Wheaton; lieef, Long Island Sound, 



south of the Thimble Islands, New 



Haven County, Conn. (Not Whea- 



ton's. ) 



Wheaton; Run, Cumberland County, 

 N. J. (Not Molly Whea ton's nor 

 Wheatens. ) 



Wheelbarrow; Peak, the highest sum- 

 mit of Belted Range, Nye County, 

 Nev. 



Wheeler; Ridge (maximum altitude 

 12,970 feet), east of Rock Creek. 

 Mono and Inyo Counties, Calif. 



Wheeler; Rock, Killingworth Harbor, 

 near Clinton, Middlesex County, 

 Conn. (Not Wheeler'.s.) 



Wheeler; Town, Lawrence County, 

 Ala. (Not Wheeler's Station.) 



Wheeler Amphitheater; head of can- 

 yon east of Antelope Spring, House 

 Range, Millard County, Utah. 



Wheeler Point; southern Promontory 

 of Powell Plateau, Coconino County, 

 Ariz. 



Wheeling; Creek, Ohio and Marshall 

 Counties, W. Va. (Not Big Wheel- 

 ing.) 



Wheeling-; Island, in Ohio River at 

 Wheeling, W. Va. (Not ^Madison 

 nor Zanes. ) 



Whetstone; Creek, eastern and shorter 

 of two main branches of the Olen- 

 tangy River, Delaware and Morrow 

 Counties, Ohio. (Not East Branch 

 Olentangy River.) 



Whetstone Creek; see Olentangy R)''-ar. 



