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REPORT OP THE UNITED STATES GEOGRAPHIC BOARD. 
Casabe; Shoal, fringes coast from Point 
Melones to Point Aguila, P. R. (Not 
Cazabe.) 
Caaadepaga; River, Seward Penin- 
sula, Alaska. (Not Casa-de-paga nor 
Kokeuktapaga.) 
Casamanze; see Kasamanze. 
Cascade; Creek, flowing into Gallatin 
River, Gallatin Ck)unty, Mont. (Not 
Ole Olson.) 
Cascade; Glacier, Port Wells, Prince 
William Sound, Alaska. 
Cascade; see Ignacio. 
Cascade Range; limited on the south 
by the gap south of Lassen Peak and 
extending northward into British Co- 
lumbia. 
Cascade Springs; Village, Fall River 
County, S, Dak. (Not Cascade.) 
Cash; see Cache. 
Cashaqua; see Keshequa. 
Cashaway; see Kawishiwi. 
Cashie; River, Bertie County, N. C. 
(Not Cashai.) 
Cashier; Town and Valley, Jackson 
County, N. C. (Not Cashier Valley.) 
Cashmere; see Kashmir. 
Casimba; see Caximba. 
Cashaty; see Coekata. 
Casmalia; Hills, extending from Harris 
Canyon northwest to Point Sal, Santa 
Barbara County, Cal. 
Caspers; see Finley. 
*Cassity; Stream and Village, Randolph 
County, W. Va. (Not Cassiday nor 
Cassidy.) 
Castac; Creek, Valley, and Village, Los 
Angeles County, Cal. (Not Castaic nor 
Castiac.) 
Castiglio Islands; see Palmer Archipelago. 
Castile; Run, Greene County, Pa. (Not 
Casteel.) 
Castile; Town, Wyoming County, N. Y. 
(Not Castle.) 
Castillo del Morro; see Morro Castle. 
Castle; Mountain, Meagher County, 
Mont. (Not Elk.) 
Castle; Peak, north of Mother Moun- 
tains, Mount Rainier National Park, 
Pierce County, Wash. 
Castle; Rock, La Plata County, Colo. 
Castle, Alaska; see Tuliumnit. 
Castle, Colo.; see Carbon. 
Castle Gate: see Castlegate. 
Caslle Rock; see Bald Head. 
Castlegate; Precinct and Village, Car- 
bon County, Utah. (Not Castle Gate.) 
Castlfwood; see Sleepers. 
Cat; Island, the St. Lawrence River, 
St. Lawrence County, N. Y. (Not 
Chat, Isle aux Chats, nor Macks.) 
Cat; see Gato. 
Cat Bow; see Catbow. 
Cat Fish Hole; Cal Hole Creek; see Ogle- 
ton. 
Cat Paw; see Catbow. 
Catacoonamug; Brook, Worcester 
County, Mass. (Not Catacunamuc.) 
Catalla; see Katalla. 
Cataloochee; Creek, Township, and 
Village, Haywood County, N. C. 
(Not Cataluche, Cataluchee, nor Catta- 
loochee.) 
Cataloochee; Mountain, Haynrood 
County, N. C. (Not Big Cataluche 
nor Big Cataluchee.) 
Catalow; see Catlow. 
Cataluche; Cataluchee; see Cataloochee. 
Catamount Hills; see Granite Butte. 
Cataract; Creek, tributary to Carbon 
River from west, south of Mother Moun- 
tains, Moiuit Rainier National Park, 
Pierce County, Wash. 
Catatonk; Creek and Railroad Station, 
Tioga County, N. Y. (Not Catatunk.) 
Catbow; Brook, tributary to Connecticut 
River, Essex County, Vt. (Not Cat 
Bow, Cat Paw, nor Cats Paw.) 
Catch; see Ketch. 
Catella; see Katalla. 
Cater skill; see Kaaterskill. 
Catfish; see Yahara. 
Catharine; Town and Township, Ellb 
County, Kans. (Not Catherine.) 
Catharine; Town, Schuyler County, 
N.Y. (Not Catherine.) 
Catharine; Township, Blair County, 
Pa. (Not Catherine.) 
Cathedral; Crag, near Baker Pass, south- 
ern slope Mount Baker, Whatcom Coun- 
ty, Wash. 
Cathedral; Creek, tributary to Nation 
River, International Boundary .^aska, 
(between Alaska and Canada). 
Cathedral; Peaks, West Elk Mountains, 
Gunnison County, Colo. (Not Mendi- 
cant Ridge.) 
