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Zapato; Creek, flowing easterly down to 
the northern end of Kettleman Plain, 
Fresno County, Cal. (Not Zapato Chine 
nor Zapatos.) 
Zapato Chino; Zapaloe; Bee Zapato. 
Zaragoza; see Saragossa. 
Zarcillo; Canyon, Las Animas County, 
Colo. (Not Sarcilla nor Sarcillo.) 
Zealand; Island, Denmark. (Not Sea- 
land, Seeland, Sieland, Sjaelland, vSje- 
land, Soro Sjeland, nor Zeeland.) 
Zealand; Province, Holland. (Not Zea- 
land.) 
Zeeland; see Zealand. 
Zelock; see Segloch. 
Zelonoi; Zelony; see Green. 
Zetinje; see Cetinje. 
Zeto Yeito; see Choragu. 
Zhonkier (Due); Zhonkier (skii); see Jon- 
quieres. 
Zidon; see Saida. 
Zilbetod; Peak, Carrizo Mountains, 
Apache County, Ariz. 
Zilditloi; Mountain, McKinley County, 
N. Mex. (Not Baigaichi.) 
Zilh-in-Sah; see Zillesa. • 
Zilh-le-jini; see Black. 
ZiUi-nez; see Zilnez. 
Zilh-Tusayan; see Fluted Rock. 
Zillesa; Mesa, Navajo County, Ariz. (Not 
Zilh-in-Sah.) 
Zilnez; Mesa, Navajo National Monu- 
ment, Navajo County, Ariz. (Not 
Zilh-nez.) 
Zilth-le-jini; see B}ack. 
Zimme; see Chiengmai. 
Zitzikar; see Tsitsihar. 
Zoroaster Temple; Peak, Grand Can- 
yon of the Colorado, Coconino County, 
Ariz. 
Ziiider Zee; Gulf, Netherlands. (Not 
Zuyder Zee.) 
Zumhro; River, Wabasha County, Minn. 
(Not Embarras, Zambre, nor Zumbro- 
to.) 
Zuni; Point, Vishnu Quadrangle, Coco- 
nino County, Ariz. 
Zuni; see Twin. 
The Board also approved a conventional sign or symbol to be used on United 
States Military Maps to indicate dense woods or heavy undei^rowth. 
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