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Whittum; Island, Sheepscot River, 

 Lincoln County, Me. (Not Whit- 

 tom. ) 



Whortleberry, see Huckleberry. 



Whorton; see Wharton. 



Wickapckit ; Wicket Picket; see Weke- 

 peke. 



Wicker sham; see Deborah. 



Wicketequock; see Wequetequock. 



Wicomico; River, rising in Charles 

 County and emptying into the Po- 

 tomac River near Blackistone Island, 

 Md. (Not Great Wicomico.) 



Wide Ruin; Stream, Valley, and 

 Wash, tributary to Leroux Wash. 

 Apache County, Ariz. 



Widow; Mountain (altitude G,553 to 

 6,781 feet), sees. 22 and 27, T. 43 

 N., R. 4 E., Shoshone County, Idaho. 



Widow Reynolds Bar; Post Light, 

 Tennessee River, Trigg County, Ky. 

 (Not Widow Reynold's Bar.) 



Widow's; see Bolivar. 



Wien; see Vienna. 



Wiesnefs Peak; Wiessners Peak; see 

 Mount Wiessner. 



Wig-warn; Pond, Nantucket Town, 

 Nantucket County, Mass. (Not 

 Toochka nor Toupchue.) 



Wijti ; see Gi.'-hu. 



Wilber; Point, on the eastern shore 

 of Cobscook River, Trescott Town, 

 Washington County, Me. (Not Wil- 

 ber's, Wililbor's, Wilbur, Wilburs, 

 nor Willber.) 



Wild; River, a large affluent on the 

 north side of Kuyukuk River, near 

 long. 151° 31', Northern Alaska. 

 (Not Hokatena, Totsenbet, Totsen- 

 betna, Totzunbetua, nor Totzun- 

 bitna.) 



Wild Basin; a drainage basin, just 

 east of Continental Divide and south 

 of Longs Peak, containing headwa- 

 ters of North St. Vrain Creek, 

 northwestern part of Boulder 

 County, Colo. 



Wild Cat; see Big Wea ; Wildcat. 



Wild Goose; see Sasakwa. 



Wild Horse; see Halfbreed ; Rose. 



Wild Rose ; ; ee Brier ; Rose. 

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Wildcat; Creek, rising in Tipton 

 County, flowing westerly through 

 Howard and Carroll Counties, and 

 tributary to Wabash River, about 6 

 miles below Lafayette, Tippecanoe 

 County, Ind. (Not Wild Cat.) 



Wildcat; Volcanic Peak, Coconino 

 County, Ariz. 



Wildcat; see Big Wea ; Laguna Seca. 



Wildcherry ; see Cottonwood. 



Wildhorse; Creek, Ouray County, 

 Colo. 



Wildrose; Mountain, lat. 48° 06' N., 

 long. 113° 21' W., Flathead County, 

 Mont. 



Wilds Island; Post Light, Mississippi 

 River, near Winona, Minn. (Not 

 Wild'.<^.) 



Wilhelmshaven; Seaport Town of 

 Germany. (Not Wilhelmshafen.) 



Wili; see Well. 



Wilkes Land; between long. 15.5° E. 

 and 96° E., Antarctic Continent. 

 Discovered, coasted along, and 

 roughly charted by Capt. Wilkes in 

 1840. 



*Wilkes-Barre; City, Luzerne County, 

 Pa. (Not Wilkes Barre nor Wilkes- 

 barre. ) 



Wilkinson; Island, Mississippi River, 

 Jackson County, 111. (Not Wilkin- 

 son's.) 



Will; see Wills. 



Will Creek; Post Light, Ohio River, 

 Brooke County, W. Va. (Not Will's. ) 



Willamette; River, northern Oregon. 

 (Not Ouallamet, Wahlahmath, nor 

 Williamette.) 



Willapa; Bay, River, and Village, Pa- 

 cific County, Wash. (Not Shoal- 

 water. ) 



Willes; see Reisu. 



Willet; Town and Village, Cortland 

 County, N. Y. (Not Willett.) 



Willets; Point, Little Neck Bay, Long 

 Island, Queens County, N. Y. (Not 

 Willet's.) 



Willey; Pond, Bethlehem Town, Graf- 

 ton County, N. H. (Not Ethan's.) 



William; Point, entrance to Samish 

 Bay, Skagit County, Wash. (Not 

 Point William.) 



