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T«lephon«; Creek, tributary to Mosquito | 
Tt^k fn'm the northe«t. Seward | 
PvoioMila. Alaska. i 
fWm; iM« Tiding- 
JlSaor; Creek. T. 30 S.. R. 20 E., 
Krrn«ounty. Cal. .-,.,. 
Temblor; Valley, north of Temblor 
rawh. T. 29 S.. R. 20 E., and R. 21 
E , Kt-ni r<)unly, Cal. 
Temblor Range; rwwhing from Cholame 
fTwk on the north, noutheastorly to 
•b<Kit lat. Vi", where it joins the Tejon 
M.rtinuin*. The Temblor Range lies 
bvtwcvn the wmth end of the San Joa- 
quin Plain on the ea«t an<i Carrizo 
Plain ami the valley of San Juan Creek 
on the wert. Ita north end is west of 
Antelope Valley, standing en echelon 
irilh the wuth end of the Diablo Range, 
Cal. (Not Teniploa.) 
TtmpU o/Om; nee Tyndall Dome. 
Thnploa: tee Temblor Range. 
Urn Boetoo; «>ee 1 imbuktu. 
fVn Fett: tte Uabush. 
JVii Milt: nee Sellers. 
•Teaatita Harbor; Harbor. Lighthouse, 
and Village, Knox County, Me. (Not 
Tenant'i Harbor, Tenant Harbor, nor 
Tennant'fl Harbor.) 
*Te"asillahe; Island, Columbia River, 
Claliop County, Oreg. (Not Tenaa Illi- 
bee. Tena«-lllihee, Tenaeillihee, nor 
Tennamllihi.) 
Teiuuift: M« Tonaeket. 
T«nebito; Spring and Wash, Coconino 
County, Ariz. (Not Denabeto, Dene- 
bito, Dine Bito, Dinebito, nor Tineb- 
bilo.) 
Tanedoa; Shoal, Gulf of Anadir, 60 miles 
off the eastern coast of Siberia, kt. 64° 
IS' N., long. 178' W. 
Tengyueh; Subpostal district of Yun- 
naniu. China. 
TVn^Au; see Balkaah. 
TenleTtown; Suburb, District of Colum- 
bia. (Sot Tenallytown.) Named for 
John Tenley, a pioneer of Washington, 
D. C. 
T«nmfle; Town and Township, Macon 
County. Mo. (Not Ten Mile.) 
•Temnile; Villsge, Upshur County, 
W. Va. (Not Sellars, Sellers, nor Ten 
Tenmile; see South Tenmile. 
Tenpound; Island, Gloucester Harbor, 
Mass. (Not Ten-Pound.) 
Tenpozan; Fort and Light near Osaka, 
Japan. (Not Tempo Zan. Tempo zan, 
Tenposan, nor TeniKi Zan.) 
Tensas; Bayou, Paridi, River, and Town, 
eastern Louisiana. (Not Tensaw.) 
Teit; Mountain, lat. 48° 09' N., long. 
113° 12' W., Flathead County, Mont. 
Xeat Hills; line of hills on west side Mc- 
Lure Valley, southwest comer of Kings 
County, Cal. (Notl/asTiendaflnorThe 
Tents.) 
Te.at; Rocks, 4 miles southeast of Longs 
Peak, along northern side North St. 
Vrain Creek, sec. 29, T. 3 N., R. 73 W., 
opposite mouth Cony Creek, Boulder 
(^ounty, Colo. 
Tepee; Creek, west branch of Flathead 
River, north of \Miale Creek, Flathead 
County. Mont. 
Terlingfua; Creek and Village, Brewster 
County, Tex. (Not Latis Langua, Tar- 
linga, Tasa Lingo, Terlinga, nor Ter- 
lingo.) 
Termination Land; about long. 96° to 
100° E., forming western part of Wilkes 
Land, Antarctic Continent. Discov- 
ered and named by Capt. Wilkes in 
1840. 
Tern's; see Orowoc. 
Teroda; see Toroda. 
Teroda Creek; see Toroda Creek. 
Terra del Fuego; see Tierra del Fu^o. 
Terrane; see Tarrant. 
Terrebon^ie; Bay, Gulf Coast, Terre- 
bonne Parish, La. (Not Terra Bonne.) 
Terrel; Landing, Ohio River, Ballard 
County, Ky. (Not Terrel's.) 
Terrell; Branch, Cumberland County, 
Tenn. (Not Terrill.) 
Terremolo Cay; see Enmedio. 
TerrUorie de Kouang- Tcheou; see Kwang- 
chow. 
Terror; Bay, southern arm of Uganik 
Taaeage, Alaska. 
Terry; Point, northeastern shore of Long 
Island, near Orient, Suffolk County, 
N.Y. (Not Terry's.) 
Terry's; see McDonald. 
Tesecah; Teshecah; Tesheeah; Tesheevah; 
see Tesh^va. 
