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REPORT OF BOARD ON GEOGRAPHIC NAMES. 
Wilton; town and township, Muscatine 
county, Iowa. (Not Wilton Junction.) 
Wilton; see Cornelius. 
Wimetka; see Winnetka. 
Winchel; Winchell; see Prospect. 
Winchester; village, Litchfield county, 
Conn. (Not Winchester Center.) 
Winchester; village, Queen Annescoun¬ 
ty, Md. (Not Fords Store.) 
Winchester; see Canal Winchester. 
Wind River; see Shoshone. 
Winder; R. R. station and town, Jack- 
son county, Ga. (Not Jug Tavern.) 
Windom; see Norris. 
Windmill Point; see Rappahannock. 
Windsor; village, Berkshire county, 
Mass. (Not Windsor Hill.) 
Windsor; see New Windsor. 
Wine; island near entrance to Terre¬ 
bonne bay, La. (Not Vine.) 
Wine Island; pass, coast of Louisiana. 
(Not Vine Island.) 
Winfall; town, Perquimans county, 
N. C. (Not Winfield.) 
Wings Neck; light-house, Pocasset har¬ 
bor, Buzzards bay, Mass. (Not Wing’s 
Neck.) 
Wings Station; R. R. station, Dutchess 
county, N. Y. (Not Wing, Wing Sta¬ 
tion, nor South Dover Station.) 
Winn; R. R. station, Douglas county, Ga. 
(Not Winston.) 
Winnepesaukee; lake and river in New 
Hampshire. (Not Winnipesaukee.) 
Winnetka; village, Cook county, 111. 
(Not Wimetka.) 
Winnipegosis; lake in Manitoba and 
Saskatchewan, Canada. (Not Little 
W innipeg, Winnipegoos, Winmpegoose, 
nor Winnepegoosis.) 
Winnisimmet; village near East Boston, 
Mass.. t^Not Wmnissimmet.) 
Winooski; river, tributary from the east 
to Lake Champlain, Chittenden and 
Washington counties, Vt. (NotOnion.) 
Winston; see Winn. 
Winter; point, Saint Johns river, Duval 
county, Fla. (Not Lancaster.) 
Winter, Maine; see Wood Island. 
Winter, Mich.; see Henry. 
Winters; landing, Mississippi river, Wi¬ 
nona county, Minn. (Not Winter’s.) 
Winthrop; head, Boston bay, town of 
Winthrop, Suffolk county, Mass. (Not 
Great.) 
Winthrop; see White. 
Winy ah; bay, Georgetown county, S. C. 
(Not Winyaw.) 
Wiper Loop; see Dunloup. 
Wirtemberg; see Wurttemberg. 
Wisconsin; river in Wisconsin. (Not 
Ouisconsin nor Wiskonsin.) 
Wisla; see Vistula. 
Wisner’s; see Duck. 
Witch Pool; pond near Mount Trumbull, 
Coconino county, Ariz. (Not Witches 
Pool.) 
Witchcoat; point, Back river, Baltimore 
county, Md. (Not Witchcoate.) 
Withers Mill; R. R. station, Marion 
county, Mo. (Not Wither’s Mills.) 
Witten; post light, towhead, and town, 
Ohio river, Monroe county, Ohio. (Not 
Witten’s.) 
Wittman; town, Talbot county, Md. 
(Not Whitman.) 
Wittmore Spring; see Whitmore. 
Witts; R. R. station, Hamblen county, 
Tenn. (Not Witts Foundry.) 
Wiwaka; see Weoka. 
Wolasatux; village, lower Yukon river, 
Alaska. (Not Wolsatux.) 
Wolcott; see Walcott. 
Wolf; bar, Ohio river, Mason county, 
W. Va. (Not Wolf’s.) 
Wolf; creek, Sandusky and Seneca coun¬ 
ties, Ohio. (Not Raccoon nor West 
Branch Wolf.) 
Wolf Trap; light-house and spit, Chesa¬ 
peake bay, Mathews county, Va. (Not 
Wolf Trap Spit.) 
Wolfe; island (Canadian), Saint Law¬ 
rence river, near Clayton, Jefferson 
county, N. Y. (Not Grand nor Long.) 
Wolfeboro; village, Carroll county, N. H. 
(Not Wolfborough.) 
Wolford's; see Woolford. 
Wolga; see Volga. 
Wolhurst; R. R. station, Douglas county, 
Colo. (Not Platte Junction.) 
Wolsatux; see Wolasatux. 
Wolsey; creek and town, Meagher 
county, Mont. (Not Woolsey.) 
Wolverton; see Log. 
Wonacot; see Wannacut. 
Wong-Poo; see Shanghai. 
Wononpakook; pond in Salisbury town, 
Litchfield county, Conn. (Not Long, 
Wanompakook, Wonon Pakok, nor 
Wononpokok.) 
