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look; county in Minnesota, named for Maj. Michael Cook, who was killed in the 
civil war. 
!ooke; county in Texas, named for William G. Cooke, captain of New Orleans 
Grays at the storming of Bexar, 
ooksburg; village in Albany County, New York, named for Thomas B. Cook, an 
early landholder. 
oolidg-e; city in Hamilton County, Kansas, named for Thomas Jefferson Coolidge, 
former president of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. 
ooper; township in Washington County, Maine, named for (Jen. John Cooper, an 
early and esteemed settler. 
ooper; county in Missouri, named for Capt. Sanshell Cooper, an early settler. 
ooper; river in South Carolina, named for the Earl of Shaftsbury, Lord Ashley 
Cooper, one of the proprietors. 
ooper; point in Washington, named for a man who took up a claim there, which 
he afterwards deserted. 
oopersburg-; village in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, named for a family of early 
settlers. 
ooperstown; village in Otsego County, New York, named for the father of James 
Fenimore Cooper, 
ooperstown; borough in Venango County, Pennsylvania, named for its founder, 
William Cooper. 
ooperstown; town in Robertson County, Tennessee, so named because a great 
many barrels were made there for the Red River mills. 
oopersville; village in Clinton County, New York, named for Ebenezer Cooper, a 
mill owner. 
Coos; county in New Hampshire; 
Doos; bay, river, and county in Oregon. An Indian word meaning "place of pines." 
oosa; river and county in Alabama, named from a tribe of Indians, the Kusa. 
oosawhatchie; river, and town in Beaufort County, in South Carolina. An Indian 
word meaning "river of the Coosas," a former Indian tribe. 
ope; town in Arapahoe County, Colorado, named for Jonathan Cope, who laid 
it out. 
ope; town in Orangeburg County, South Carolina, named for J. Martin Cope, its 
founder, 
opemish; village in Manistee County, Michigan. An Indian word meaning ' ' beech 
tree." 
openhagen; village in Lewis County, New York, named from the city in Denmark. 
Copiah; county in Mississippi; 
Copiah Creek; village in Copiah County, Mississippi. An Indian word meaning 
"calling panther." 
oplay; creek and borough in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania. An Indian word 
meaning "that which runs evenly" or "fine-running stream." 
opley; township in Summit County, Ohio, named for the wife of Gardner Green, 
a land proprietor. 
opper; harbor in Michigan, so called from the copper mines near, 
opperopolis; town in Calaveras County, California, named from the extensive cop- 
per mines in the vicinity. 
oquille; river and town in Coos County, in Oregon. A French word meaning 
"shell." 
oralville; town in Johnson County, Iowa, so named from the coral formation under- 
lying the town. 
oram; village in Suffolk County, New York, named for an Indian chief, 
oraopolis; borough in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, named for Cora Watson, 
the wife of one of the proprietors. 
