REPORT OF BOARD OFT GEOGRAPHIC NAMES. 
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Rich; see Grove. 
Richardson Landing; post light and 
town, Ohio river, Meade county, Ky. 
(Not Richardson’s Landing.) 
Richelieu; town, Logan county, Ky. 
(Not Rich Lieu.) 
Richelieu; river flowing from Lake 
Champlain to the Saint Lawrence river. 
(NotChambly, Saint John, norSorel.) 
Richfield; R. R. station, Sarpy county, 
Nebr. (Not Richland.) 
Richs; see Simmons. 
Richs Corners; village, Orleans county, 
N. Y. (Not Riches Corners nor Rich’s 
Corners.) 
Richwood; R. R. station, Gloucester, 
county, N. J. (Not Five Points.) 
Richwoods; township, Peoria county, 
Ill. (Not Richwood.) 
Ricks; point, Chincoteague bay, Worces¬ 
ter county, Md. (Not Rich, Rich’s, 
nor Rick’s.) 
Riddicksville; town, Hertford county, 
N. C. (Not Reddicksville.) 
Ridgebury; town and township, Brad¬ 
ford county, Pa. (Not Ridgbury.) 
Ridgely; township, Nicollet county, 
Minn. (Not Ridgley.) 
Ridgway; precinct and village, Gallatin 
county, Ill. (Not Ridgeway,) 
Riga; seaport townof Russia. (NotRia- 
liu.) 
Rigolets; passage between lakes Borgne 
and Pontchartrain, La. (Not Bayou 
Rigolettes.) 
Rikers; island, East river, N. Y. (Not 
Riker’s.) 
Riley; landing, Mississippi river, Lake 
county, Tenn. (Not Riley’s.) 
Riley; town and township, Vigo county, 
Ind. (Not Ripley.) 
Riley; seeReily. 
Rileys; see Greys. 
Rillito; creek, 4 miles north of Tucson, 
Pima county, Ariz. (Not Rita.) 
Rinearson; point and slough, Columbia 
river, near Mayger, Columbia county, 
Oregon. (Not Rinearson’s.) 
Rio Blanco; river, Archuleta county, 
Colo. (Not Rio Blanca nor White.) 
Rio Colorado; see Colorado. 
Rio Conirario; see Crystal. 
Rio de Janeiro; capital of Brazil. (Not 
Rio Janeiro.) 
Rio de la Plata; see Plata. 
Rio de las Animas; see Animas. 
Rio de los Pinos; see Los Pinos. 
Rio Florida; see Florida. 
Rio Grande; river forming the boundary 
between Texas and Mexico. (Not Rio 
Bravo del Norte.) 
Rio Grande; see Vermejo. 
Rio Grande Pyramid; peak, San Juan 
mountains, Hinsdale county, Colo. 
(Not Simpson.) 
Rio la Plata; see La Plata. 
Rio Las Animas; see Animas. 
Rio Negro; river in Brazil, tributary to 
the Amazon. (Not Guainia nor 
Parana.) 
Rio Negro; see Parana. 
Rio Pedra; Rio Piedra; see Piedra. 
Rip-Raps; see Fort Wool. 
Ripley; county seat and district, Jack- 
son county, W. Va. (Not Ripley’s.) 
Rito Arena; see Arena. 
Riu Kiu; group of islands off the Chi¬ 
nese coast, Pacific ocean. (Not Lieou- 
Khieou, Liu Kiu, Liukiu, Loo Choo, 
nor Riukiu.) 
River aux Ecorces; see Ecorse. 
Rivers; landing, Mississippi river, Con¬ 
cordia parish, La. (Not River’s.) 
Riverton; township, Clay county, Minn. 
(Not Reverton.) 
Riyad; see Riad. 
Roan; mountain, Carter county, Tenn. 
(Not Roane.) 
Roanoke; river in North Carolina and 
Virginia. (Not Roanoake.) 
Roaring; springs, Grand Canyon of the 
Colorado, Coconino county, Ariz. 
Roasting Ear; point, Dorchester county, 
Md. (Not Roasting Gar nor Rose 
Neck.) 
Robard; village, Henderson county, Ky. 
(Not Robards.) 
Robbins Reef; light-house, New York 
harbor. (Not Robbin’s Reef.) 
Roberts; R. R. station, Queen Annes 
county, Md. (Not Tilghman.) 
Robert’s; see Alki. 
Robertson; river, Madison county, Va. 
(Not Robinson’s.) 
Robidoux; see Rubidoux. 
Robins; island, Suffolk county, N. Y. 
(Not Robbins nor Robin’s.) 
