REPORT OP BOARD ON GEOGRAPHIC NAMES. 
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Schuyler; sunken ledge off Sakonnet 
point, R. I. (NotSchuyler’s.) 
Schuyler, Colo.; see Duff; Magnolia. 
Schuyler, N. Y.; see Canadarago. 
Schuylerville; village, Saratoga county, 
N. Y. (Not Schuylersville.) 
Schwak; see Swauk. 
Stinde; see Sindhia. 
Scircleville; town, Clinton county, Ind. 
(Not CircleviUe.) 
Sconset; see Siasconset. 
Scotland; light-vessel at entrance to New 
York bay. (Not Scottland.) 
Scott; bluffs, Mississippi river, East Baton 
Rouge parish, La. (Not Scott’s.) 
Scott; creek, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. 
.(Not Scotts.) 
Scott; point, Lake Erie, on Catawba 
island, Ottawa county, Ohio. (Not 
Scott’s.) 
Scott; - village, Cattaraugus county, N. Y. 
(Not Scotts Corners.) 
Scott Middle Ground; shoal between 
Belle Isle and water front of Detroit, 
Detroit river, Mich. (Not Scott’s Mid¬ 
dle Ground.) 
Scottland; village, Edgar county, Ill. 
(Not Scott Land.) 
Scotts Flat; village, Nevada county, Cal. 
(Not Scots Flat nor Scott Flat.) 
Scovill; rock, Connecticut river, near 
Higganum, Middlesex county, Conn. 
(Not Scovill’s.) 
Scraggy; islet in Salisbury sound, SE. 
Alaska. (Not Samoilof.) 
Scrogum; island, Mississippi river, near 
Prairie du Chien, Wis. (Not Scro¬ 
gum’s.) 
Scull; islet in Young bay, Stephens pas¬ 
sage, SE. Alaska. (Not Skull.) 
Scuppernong; creek and river, Jeffer¬ 
son and Waukesha counties, Wis. (Not 
Schupernong nor Scupernong.) 
Scusset; beach and harbor near Ply¬ 
mouth, Mass. (Not Scussett.) 
Scutari; see Skutari. 
Sea; breaker, island, reef, or rock near 
southern entrance to Salisbury sound, 
SE. Alaska. (Not Morskoi.) 
Sea Grove; see Cape May Point. 
Sea Gull; six rocky islets between Un¬ 
alga and Akutan, in Akutan pass, E. 
Aleutians, Alaska. (Not Baby nor 
Gull.) 
Seaconnet; see Sakonnet. 
Seaford; town, Sussex county, Del. (Not 
Seford.) 
Seahorse; key, west coast of Florida, 
near Cedar Keys. (Not Sea-Horse.) 
Seajaquada; see Scajaquada. 
Seal; see Sail. 
Sealion; see Kaligagan. 
Searle; rock at entrance to Salem harbor, 
Essex county, Mass. (Not Searl’s.) 
Sears; island and ledge, Penobscot bay, 
Maine. (Not Brigadier’s nor Sear’s.) 
SeawelVs; see Sewall. 
Sebascodegan; island, Cumberland 
county, Maine. (Not Great nor Sebas- 
codiggin.) 
Sebattis; see Sabattus. 
Sebeihe; see Mattabesset. 
*Seboeis; plantation, river, and village, 
Penobscot county, Maine. (Not 
Seboois.) 
Sebonac; neck, town of Southampton, 
Suffolk county, N. Y. (Not Sebonack 
nor Seponack.) 
Sechacha; see Sesachacha. 
Sechelt; see Seechelt. 
Seclock; see Segloch. 
Second; see Inner. 
Seddon; see Bland. 
Sedgeunkedunk; stream, Penobscot 
county, Maine. (Not Segeunkedunk.) 
See All; mountain, Pocahontas county, 
W. Va. (Not See-all nor Seeall.) 
Seechelt; inlet'and peninsula north of 
Nanaimo, British Columbia. (Not 
Sechelt.) 
Seedskeedee; see Tunp. 
Seehorn; creek, Jefferson county, Tenn. 
(Not Schorns nor Sohorn.) 
Seekonk; river between Pawtucket and 
Providence, R. I. (Not Pawtucket.) 
Seeley; creek, Sauk county, Wis. (Not 
Seely.) 
Seeley; town, Cumberland county, N. J. 
(Not Cedar Grove.) 
Seely; township, Guthrie county, Iowa. 
(Not Seeley.) 
Segloch; run, Lancaster and Lebanon 
counties, Pa. (Not Seclock, Seelock, 
Seelock’s, Seglock, nor Zelock.) 
Segreganset; river and village, Bristol 
county, Mass. (Not Sweganset.) 
Seguam; island, middle Aleutians, 
Alaska. (NotSiguam.) 
