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Coosa: Bordering Coosa river southward to aud including- Dallas 



county. 

 Tuscaloosa: Bordering the Tuscaloosa and Little Touibigbee, and 



extending a short distance below their confluence. 



Ohio. 



Miami valley: The country along the two Miami rivers, including 

 Shelby county on the north and Madison and Brown counties on 

 the east. 



Scioto valley: South of Franklin county, including Adams and Law- 

 rence counties. 



Central: Including Union, Knox, Perry, and Franklin counties, aud 

 the area within these limits. 



Wisconsin. 



Southwestern: The counties bordering on either side of Mississippi 



river from La Crosse to Dubuque (Iowa). 

 Eastern: The portion between Lake Michigan, Lake Winnebago, and 



the lUiuois line. 

 Southern: Dane and adjoining counties. 



Iowa. 



Keokuk : The southeastern corner of the state and adjacent portions 

 of Illinois aud Missouri. 



Tennessee. 



Eastern: All the mountain district, with the extreme southwestern 



part of Virginia. 

 Western: Prom Mississippi river to and including the tier of counties 



east of the Tennessee. 

 Northern : The northern half of the interior portion. 

 Southern: The southern half of this portion. 



i^outk Carolina. 



Northwestern : North and west of a line from Lancaster to Columbia. 

 . As no other portion of the state has been examined under direc- 

 tion of the Bureau, only the name of the state is used herein, ref- 

 erence being always to this section. 



Georgia. 



Northwestern : The portion northwest of the Chattahoochee. 



Southwestern: Area contiguous to the lower Chattahoochee and Flint 

 river. 



Savannah : The vicinity of the city of Savannah, where a large collec- 

 tion was gathered. 



