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 CENTURY OF PROGRESS
ATLAS
OF THE WORLD

SOUVENIR EDITION
OF THE
WORLD’S FAIR

LLOYD EDWIN SMITH, B. S.

Assistant Editor, Little Blue Books, World Famous Stories, and contributor to
nationally renowned magazines.

Edited By

FREDERICK K. BRANOM, B. E., M. S., PH. D.

Head of the Department of Geography, Chicago Normal College, Co-Author of the “Teaching of
Geography” and Author of the “Social Geography Series,” “The Use of Maps,” “The Use
of Globes” and the “Pupil’s Wordbook in the Geography of Illinois”
contributor to various educational magazines.

The GEOGRAPHICAL PUBLISHING CO.

621 Plymouth Court, Chicago
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Geography . 1 The Earth’s Surface. 8 South America. 13
The Continents. 10 Europe. 15
Table of Dates of
The Oceans . 10
Discovery . 2 Asia . 18
The Earth . 2 Islands. 11
Africa . 20
Time Measurement. 6 Largest Islands in the
Australia. 22
International Date Line... 6 World. 13
The Moon. 6 Description of the Arctic Regions . 22
The Solar System. 8 Continents . 13 Antarctic Regions. 23
Table of Planets. 8 North America. 13 Century of Progress. 24

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
Page
Giant Buddha at Kiatang, Sunset at North Rim, Grand When Europe Takes to the
China. 1 Canyon National Park, Ice. 16
The Sacred Tank, Ulwar.... 1 from Verandah of Grand An Insect “Skyscraper” Ter¬
The Longest Ocean Liner in Canyon Lodge. 8 mite Ant-Hill in Central
the World. 1 Note Beautiful Cloud Effect Africa. 20
Red Army Has Fine New in Contrast with Magnifi¬ The Mightiest Stone Ever
Club House. 1 cent Colored Rock Forma¬ Hewn, Baalbek, Syria ... 21
tions in Foreground. 8 Avenue of Flags. 24
Venice . 1
The Jungfran . 9 Electrical Center of the
Saturn Rising. 1
The Sphinx . 9 World’s Fair. 25
The Great White Throne,
Timber Line on Mt. Ranier The Enchanted Island. 25
from the West Rim Trail,
(Tacoma) . 10 The Travel and Transport
Zion National Park. 2
Building".. 26
Negroes Picking Cotton on Santa Barbara Mission. 10
The Hall of States and the
a Plantation in the South.. 3 Yosemite Falls. 11 Federal Building . 27
The Earth and the Moon. .. 3 A Beautiful Rural Norwegian A Replica of Fort Dearborn. 28
The Matterhorn. 4 Scene. 11 The Golden Temple of Jehol 29
New Guinea Houses. 12
In Soviet Land. 5 The Hall of Science. 30
More Freedom in Fiume. ... 5 One of the Two Pechaburi The Lincoln Group of Build¬
Juniper in Relation to the Cave Temples in Western ings . 30
Solar System. 5 Siam, Asia . 12 The Wall of Windows, Bryce
The Taj Mahal, Agra. 6 California Gardens. 13 Canyon, National Park.... 31
Mount Fuji, Japan. 7 Tidal Wave at Rio D e The Horseshoe Falls,
Midsummer on Mars. 7 Janeiro . 15 Niagara. 32

TABLE OF NEW MAPS

Page
Africa. 82 Japan. 95 Oceania. 83
Alabama . 33 Ohio . 63
Arizona . 34 Kansas. 46 Oklahoma. 64
Arkansas. 35 Kentucky . 47 Oregon. 65
Asia . 81
Louisiana . 48 Pennsylvania. 66
British Isles. 88
California . 36 Maine. 49 Rhode Island. 50
Canada . 85 Maryland. 39
China. 94 Massachusetts. 50 South America . 79
Colorado . 37 Mexico . 84 South Carolina. 67
Connecticut . 38 Michigan ... 51 South Dakota. 68
Minnesota. 52 South Pole. 96
Delaware .39 Mississippi . 53
Missouri . 54 Tennessee . 69
Europe. 80 Montana . 55 Texas. 70
United States of America.... 86
Florida. 40 Nebraska. 56 Utah. 71
France. 90 Nevada . 36
New Hampshire. 57 Vermont . 57
Georgia . 41 New Jersey . 58 Virginia . 72
Germany. 92 New Mexico. 59
New York. 60 Washington. 73
Idaho . 42 North America . 78 West Virginia . 74
Illinois. 43 North Carolina. 61 Wisconsin. 75
Indiana . 44 North Dakota. 62 World, The. 77
Iowa. 45 North Pole Region. 96 Wyoming. 76

Copyright 1934 by THE GEOGRAPHICAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago

Made in U.S.A,
CENTURY OF PROGRESS ATLAS OF THE WORLD
By

LLOYD EDWIN SMITH, B. S.

Assistant Editor, Little Blue Books, World Famous Stories, and contributor to nationally renowned magazines.

Edited by

FREDERICK K. BRANOM, B. E., M. S., PH. D.

Head of the Department of Geography, Chicago Normal College, Co-Author of the “Teaching of Geography” and
Author of the “Social Geography Series,” “The Use of Maps,” “The Use of Globes” and the “Pupil’s
Wordbook in the Geography of Illinois”—contributor to various educational magazines.

SECTION A diverse elements.” Strictly speaking, an atlas is a

bound volume of maps of the world and its sur¬
Containing a brief history of geography and face. Such a book was called an atlas by Mercator,
exploration, the solar system, a description a famous map-maker, after the ancient Greek god
of the earth as a whole, the continents, Atlas who, according to legend, supported the
oceans, islands, etc., and a Glossary of Geo¬ earth on his massive shoulders. A picture of Atlas
graphical Terms. bearing the burden of the world was commonly
printed or drawn on early volumes of maps. A
modern atlas, however, is commonly (like the
GEOGRAPHY present volume) extended to include not only
maps, but also an informative geographical text
Geography is defined (Webster’s New Inter¬ and many interesting pictures of scenes and peo¬
national Dictionary) as follows: “The science of ple the world over.
the earth and its life; especially, the description
of land, sea, and air, the distribution of plant and So vast in scope is the subject of geography
animal life, including man and his industries, that it gathers its facts from many specialized
with reference to the mutual relations of these sciences. Each division of the subject is a science

SATURN RISING
The appearance of the planet which would be presented to us if we could stand upon Saturn’s nearest satellite and
watch its rising above the horizon of jagged peaks. Owing to its nearness, the planet would appear to fill a great part of
visible space, as here shown.
2 GEOGRAPHICAL FACTS CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED
in itself, whether it be a study of the land or of Americas, the Pacific Ocean, Australia, and many
the water surfaces of the globe, a study of plant other places.
life or animal life, a study of the atmospheric
The growth of geographical knowledge is sum¬
conditions and weather, or a study of the earth’s
marized in the following table of dates of im¬
peoples and their activities. It enters the field of portant voyages or discoveries, in an ever widen¬
astronomy to learn the earth’s position relative
ing circle from the central region of the Mediter¬
to the other planets and the sun—our place in
ranean:
the solar system—and the position of the stars
relative to the earth. Geology contributes knowl¬ 800 B. C.—Before and after this date, Phoenician
edge of the earth’s past history, the formation of sailors had sailed westward through the Medi¬
the continents and the islands, the depth and terranean and up the northern coast of Europe
structure of the rocky crust, and many other to the British Isles, and westward in the Atlan¬
facts. All the familiar sciences, together with tic to the Azores. They also sailed down the
their more technical subdivisions, contribute to Red Sea and probably reached India. In 600
B. C. a Phoenician fleet may have sailed around
geographical knowledge, including biology, an¬
thropology, meteorology, mathematics, chemistry, the continent of Africa.
480-440 B. C.—Herodotus explored and gave ac¬
physics and other subjects.
counts of his travels in Persia, Egypt and nor¬
Geography began with the first human curios¬ thern Africa, the Black Sea, and Italy.
ity about what might be beyond the campfire, or 5th Century B. C.—Greeks colonized eastward
beyond the village or community, or beyond the and westward, founding what is now Mar¬
limited region where early man dwelt. The seilles, in this and later centuries.
“beyond” was more often than not an imaginary 330 B. C.—Voyage by a Greek to the north of the
land of darkness and lurking dangers, and fre¬ British Isles. Hints of a northern land called
quently very little exploration was made because Thule, believed to be the northernmost part of
of superstitious fears. However, as savages the habitable world. Hence, “Ultima Thule,”
tended toward civilization curiosity became more or “furthest Thule,” meant any far distant land.
lively and superstition less potent. At this time, too, the conquests of Alexander
the Great penetrated into Asia as far as India.
Geography for the modern world began with 115 B. C.—Eudoxus under the Greek Ptolemies of
the centers of civilization which grew up in Egypt explored the Arabian Sea.
Asia Minor along the valleys of the Tigris and 60 A. D.—Emperor Nero sent an expedition up
Euphrates rivers and in Africa along the Nile the Nile. The Roman Empire meanwhile flung
River. Vessels were propelled by oarsmen its borders throughout most of the known
through the calm waters of the Mediterranean world, from Babylon in Asia to the British
Sea. Wars often grew out of the clash between Isles, and connected the whole by a series of
neighboring peoples, and each group began to great highways—an Empire to last until about
explore and to wander far from its homeland. 476 A. D., the date usually given as its ending.
Civilization after civilization arose—and fell to a 483-565 A. D.—During the reign of Justinian, Ro¬
successor. The Greek civilization planted col¬ man Emperor, two monks (Nestorian) pene¬
onies throughout the Mediterranean Region, fol¬ trated to China by an overland route and
lowing the lead of the first real navigators, the brought back silkworms.
famous Phoenicians. The growth of trade fos¬ 1000 A. D.—The Arabian civilization dominated
tered exploration, and geographical knowledge the Mediterranean, particularly Asia Minor,
was extended beyond the Pillars of Hercules northern Africa, and the Iberian (Spanish)
(which guarded the western extremity of the peninsula, after the fall of the Roman Empire
Mediterranean where the fortress of Gibraltar and the barbarian invasions from the North.
now stands), and down the Red Sea between By 1000 A. D. many Arabian explorers had
Arabia and Africa, and eastward into the Black extended geographical knowledge into the
Sea. Overland explorers roamed southeastward heart of Africa and into the Indian Ocean.
to the Indus River of India, and to the interior By this time, too, the Vikings or Norsemen, had
of Asia (China), to the barbarian lands of cen¬ become very active, sailing southward and
tral and northern Europe, to England, and down westward, along coasts and down rivers. Eng¬
the western coast of Africa. Even the Vikings land learned of Norway’s midnight sun. In
or Norsemen from the North played their part. 985 A. D. Eric the Red discovered Greenland.
Increased knowledge gave new courage—the line Leif Ericson, about 1000 A. D., discovered Lab¬
of darkness was pushed back. Experience aided rador, which he called Vinland—but it had no
navigation, and men learned to sail the seas with effect at this time, the real exploration of
more skill and less fear. America having to wait until another 500 years
had passed.
New lands brought to the world new products
of trade. The East became a magic wonderland 1271 A. D.—Marco Polo, the Venetian, set out on
of silks and spices, and the first great trade routes his overland journey to Peking, China, then
were from Europe to the Far East. This was the capital of the Mongol Empire. His recorded
particularly true after the Crusades, which in Travels are important to geography as well as
endeavoring to reconquer Jerusalem and the Holy to literature. He roamed through central Asia,
Land, had acquainted Europe (darkened by the China, the Malay Archipelago, and India.
Middle Ages) with new desires for the good Others followed him. The first European en¬
things of life. Westward exploration across the tered Lhasa, Tibet, in the 14th century. Africa
Atlantic was due to a strong wish to find an ocean was still further explored.
passage in that direction to the Indies (East 1487—Abyssinia was reached by a Portuguese
Indies). Columbus, an inhabitant of Genoa, was missionary. The invention and use of the
the first to make a successful voyage in this new magnetic compass, the astrolabe, and other
effort. After him, many others soon outlined the nautical instruments now enabled men to sail
 THE LONGEST OCEAN LINER IN THE WORLD
The distinction of being the world’s longest ship is now that of the new Europa. Its over all length being 93f> feet,
nearly two city blocks long. This monster of the sea is 51,000 tons, dwarfing in bulk many of the liners that have
been in service for years.

RED ARMY HAS FINE NEW CLUB HOUSE.

Coincident with the ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of the formation of the Red Army in Moscow was
the opening of the new army club house. Here are strictly modern rooms for the instruction of army officers,
as well as large libraries, recreation rooms and a spacious gymnasium.
 VENICE
The most famous spot in Venice, The Piazza of St. Mark, is the evening rendezvous for all grades
of Venetian life. In the background is the Cathedral of St. Mark, and to the right Les Doges
Palace, while the famous Campanile, or Bell Tower, dominates the scene.
 GEOGRAPHICAL FACTS CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED 3

THE EARTH AND THE MOON

In this picture we are supposed to be standing on some neighboring planet and viewing the Moon from the side, thus
getting an idea of its true form. As the same end is always presented to the Earth the idea we gain that the Moon is
round from the terrestrial viewpoint is necessarily misleading.

the seas out of sight of land and in darkness and became the only Portuguese land in Span¬
or stormy weather. Portugal was the first ish South America.
country to take real advantage of the new 1515—The river Plate was reached.
knowledge. In 1432 the Azores were redis¬
1520—Ferdinand Magellan, finding the Plate
covered and settled. In 1481 the equator was
merely an estuary, sailed further south and
crossed, southward down the African coast.
through the Strait of Magellan, named after
The southern tip of Africa was discovered and
him, and proceeded northward across the vast
was named Cape of Good Hope—because it
Pacific. Magellan died in the Philippines in
held out hopes of reaching the Indies by sea.
1521, but his ship went on to complete the first
1492—Christopher Columbus, sponsored by circumnavigation of the globe.
Spain, sailed westward and discovered an
1534-1535—The Frenchman, Cartier, explored the
island in the West Indies (named Indies, be¬
St. Lawrence River in Canada. Explorers were
cause he thought they were part of the eastern
still seeking a route to China and the East—
or Asiatic islands). Notice that the Indies are
but in vain.
named East and West relative to Europe.
What Columbus discovered was part of 1576—Frobisher, looking for a Northwest Passage
AMERICA! to China, reached the northern limits of Labra¬
1497— John Cabot rediscovered Labrador and dor.
Newfoundland and laid the foundation for 1577 to 1580—Sir Francis Drake made the second
England’s oldest colony. voyage around the world, via Magellan’s Strait.
Drake learned that the Atlantic and Pacific
1498— Vasco de Gama sailed around the Cape of
Oceans joined south of Cape Horn. Drake
Good Hope to Mombasa, an Arabian port, and
explored much of the Pacific coast of North
finally reached India. America, looking for a water passage eastward.
1513—Balboa sighted the Pacific Ocean from a Others followed in Drake’s footsteps. Explo¬
peak in Central America and knew that the ration had been made popular by many fine
East Indies were still far off. Meanwhile the books of travel, which continued to be written.
Caribbean Sea and adjacent mainland had been Along the north Atlantic coast, such men as
widely explored. The mouth of the Amazon Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Humphrey Gilbert
River had been discovered in 1500, and Amer¬ became famous in the latter part of the 16th
igo Vespucci, with little claim to the honor, century. Spanish explorers discovered some
secured contemporary credit and North and of the Pacific islands. The Dutch, too, were
South America (America from “Amerigo”) active on the seas. Queen Elizabeth provided
were named after him. Brazil was discovered for the foundation of the British Empire in
4 THE EARTH
India in 1599. Spitsbergen, north of Norway, 1909—Robert E. Peary, an American, discovered
was discovered. the North Pole after long years of patient
1607—Henry Hudson went far north in the region exploration and hard-earned experience.
of Spitsbergen. 1912—Robert F. Scott reached the South Pole
1610—Hudson discovered the sea now known as (January, 1912) to learn that Amundsen had
Hudson Bay. beaten him to the goal by one month (in De¬
1616—Baffin reached further north in Canada cember, 1911).
and had Baffin Bay named after him. Mean¬ 1914—Rawlings and Bailey made important ex¬
while, a great southern continent, around the plorations in the Himalayas of Asia, following
South Pole, was supposed to exist. Tierra del the lead of several eminent predecessors in
Fuego was shown not to be part of it; Cape interior Asia.
Horn was named by the Dutch in 1615. Aus¬ 1923—The Sahara Desert was crossed by a motor
tralia had been sighted, and the west coast was expedition (French).
explored in 1616; it was believed at first to be
1923-1928—R. C. Andrews made important dis¬
part of the South Pole continent.
coveries, particularly with reference to ancient
1642—Van Diemen discovered Tasmania, south life on the earth, in Mongolia and the Gobi
of Australia, which was at first named after Desert region of Asia.
him. He also discovered New Zealand, and 1926—Byrd circled the North Pole in an air¬
thought the islands belonged to the southern plane. Nobile flew over the Pole in the same
continent. year; in 1928, a second expedition by Nobile
1767-1770—Following many voyagers who had met disaster. Both expeditions of Nobile used
partially explored southern polar seas and the dirigibles.
Pacific islands, Captain James Cook, with the 1928-1930—The Byrd Antarctic Expedition ex¬
advantages of still newer and better knowledge plored some of the South Pole continent of
of navigation perfected in the 18th century, Antarctica, using airplanes extensively.
made his voyages. Cook showed New Zealand
The preceding list of dates and names is, of
to be insular.
course, very far from being complete. It does
1772-1775-—Cook sailed south of the Antarctic show, however, the gradual growth of geograph¬
Circle, finding no habitable land. ical knowledge, due to the courage and skill of
1776—Cook again sought a Northwest Passage, many a navigator as well as many an overland
sailing northward on the Pacific coast as far wanderer. Men penetrated the interior regions
as the northern end of Bering Strait. Cook of Australia, Africa, Asia, North America and
discovered Hawaii, and was killed there by South America. Jungles, deserts, wildernesses,
the natives in 1779. tropical rivers, and other places were explored
1792-1794—Vancouver explored the northwest in spite of the dangers from wild beasts, disease,
coast of North America, and had an island and savage tribes. The highest mountains had
named after him. The turn of the century to be climbed. Today the science of navigation
found the continental outlines pretty well is very exact, and modern motor vehicles, espe¬
drawn. The interior was also being explored cially airplanes, offer new means of conquering
everywhere; the American coast was settled the world.
along the east, comprising the young adven¬ There still remain unexplored regions. There
turous “United States of America,” and Amer¬ are some parts of the world where the foot of
ican pioneers were even then pushing slowly the civilized seeker of knowledge has seldom, if
westward. Africa was still and was to remain ever, trod. But the little known regions are
the “dark continent,” for some time to come. dwindling, year by year, as the adventurers push
Australia, and the regions about the North Pole back the line of darkness. Everywhere, too, are
and the South Pole, also remained totally un¬ the archeologists or “diggers,” who excavate old
known for many years. cities or old geological strata, searching for relics
1823—Weddell discovered and had named after of past ages, to aid in the knowledge of early
him Weddell Sea, near Antarctica. life on the earth.
1831—The North Magnetic Pole was found, in We know today that the earth is spherical in
Boothia Peninsula, by James Clark Ross. shape—not exactly a sphere, but flattened very
1845—Arctic exploration was carried on under slightly at the poles. The ancients thought the
Sir John Franklin, who was lost in 1847. The earth was flat, like a vast dinner plate, and that
search for him that followed greatly added to the stars were “holes” in a huge canopy stretched
the knowledge of the Far North. overhead. Various ideas of the world and its
1849-1873—Livingstone was exploring the in¬ structure have prevailed among different peoples.
terior of Africa. But the shape and size of the earth, and the
1872— Franz Josef Land, now called Fridtjof structure of its outer crust, at least, are definitely
Nansen Land, was discovered by some Aus¬ known today, and can be proved scientifically.
trians.
1873- 1879—Stanley, sent to find Livingstone, fur¬ THE EARTH
ther explored Africa. The earth is a globe. More exactly and more
1878—A Swedish ship voyaged along the nor¬ technically, it may be described as an oblate
thern coast of Siberia and sailed completely spheroid—a sphere slightly flattened at the
around Europe and Asia. poles or “ends.” The flattening is very slight—
1888—The interior of Greenland was penetrated. the diameter of the earth at the equator (the
1903-1905—Roald Amundsen, Norwegian, won arbitrary or imaginary line drawn around the
fame in northern explorations. earth midway between the poles) is computed at
1907-1908—Shackleton’s expedition in the South approximately 7,926 miles, while the polar diam¬
Polar Region; the South Magnetic Pole was eter is about 7,900 miles—a difference of only 26
discovered. miles in nearly 8,000 miles.
 THE EARTH 5

JUPITER IN RELATION TO THE SOLAR SYSTEM

An imaginary view of Jupiter and the nearer planets revolving on their orbits round the sun, showing their rela¬
tive distances and as far as may be their relative sizes. Jupiter in reality is thirteen hundred times the size of the Earth.

The earth is known to be nearly round for For convenience in locating points on the
various good scientific reasons. The familiar earth’s globular surface, certain arbitrary or
phenomenon of a ship disappearing over the imaginary lines have been drawn. These lines
horizon, “head first,” is a popular proof of the appear on a sphere or globe representing the
roundness of the earth. Astronomically, a good earth, and also on flat maps of any part of the
proof is the circular shadow that the earth al¬ earth’s surface. The lines drawn north-and-
ways casts on the moon during an eclipse. Fur¬ south through the poles indicate longitude and
ther, the stars appear to be differently arranged are called meridians. The distance between
from different points on the earth. If the earth meridians is measured in degrees or in time (one
were flat, all the stars would be visible from any degree of longitude is equal to four minutes of
point at the same time, but this is not so. Many time, computed with reference to the sun’s ap¬
stars are visible in the northern hemisphere parent position in the heavens). The lines drawn
(northern half of the earth “above” the equator) east-and-west around the earth, parallel to the
that are never seen from a corresponding point equator, indicate latitude. A degree of latitude
in the southern hemisphere. measures 68.7 miles at the equator, but increases
Since the shape of the earth is not a perfect toward the poles to about 69.4 miles in polar
sphere, the length of its circumference or “dis¬ regions. This variation, again, is due to the
tance around” also varies slightly. The earth is slight flattening of the earth at the poles.
24,902 miles in circumference at the equator, but Longitude therefore indicates distance east or
is only about 24,860 miles around in a line pass¬ west of any given meridian, and latitude dis¬
ing through the poles. tance north or south. If the latitude and longi-
6 THE EARTH AND THE MOON
fude of any place are given in degrees measured heat they bring. The difference in the amount
from a fixed point, that place is easily located on of daylight in winter and summer is also due to
a globe or map. The sextant enables the mariner the fact that the North Pole is turned toward the
at sea to find his latitude and longitude. He can sun during part of the year and away from it
then find his position at that moment on his map during the rest of the year. Thus, too, the sea¬
or chart. By general agreement, longitude is sons are opposite in the northern hemisphere to
measured east and west of the meridian that those in the southern hemisphere. Winter in
passes through Greenwich, England (near Lon¬ New York occurs in January, but winter in Ar¬
don, and the site of the famous Greenwich gentina occurs in July.
Observatory). The meridian of Greenwich is
So, too, when the North Pole is turned almost
0°, and any point may be a certain number of
directly toward the sun, a point not far from the
degrees and seconds east or west, up to 180°,
pole moves through a very small circle during a
where the east and west measuring must meet
rotation of the earth on its axis. The exact pole,
on a point or meridian opposite Greenwich on
of course, does not move in a circle at all, but
the globe.
appears to be stationary. Within the Arctic
Two lines of latitude, corresponding in as¬ Circle, then, during a certain part of the year,
tronomy to the lines which mark the sun’s great¬ the sun may remain above the horizon for 24
est declination north and south, are called the hours or more. The sun merely seems to move
Tropic of Cancer (north of the equator) and the in a circle a little above the horizon. This causes
Tropic of Capricorn (south of the equator), re¬ the phenomenon of the “midnight sun” in Nor¬
spectively. These arbitrary lines, shown on most way, Sweden, Greenland, and other places in the
maps, divide the earth into zones of temperature. Far North. At a corresponding time, when the
The region between the Tropic of Cancer and pole is turned furthest from the sun, there is per¬
the Tropic of Capricorn is generally called the petual winter night. At the equator, day and
“tropics,” or the torrid zone. North and south night are equal in length and always remain so.
of these tropics are the temperate zones. 23%°
from each pole is another circle of latitude. These Time is measured with reference to the appar¬
are the Arctic Circle and the Antarctic Circle, or ent position of the sun. When the sun is at the
simply the polar circles. Within the areas marked zenith, or directly above a given point, it is noon
off by each are the frigid zones. These zones of for that point on the earth’s surface. More ex¬
temperature merge into one another. However, actly, since the sun does not pass directly over¬
many wide variations of temperature occur head in most places, noon is that instant at which
within their limits, due to the influence of alti¬ the sun crosses the meridian (line of longitude)
tude, adjacent ocean or other bodies of water, of any point. If time were computed separately
rainfall, and other causes. for each place, however, it would be very con¬
fusing. A point on the earth’s surface passes
The earth rotates on its axis (a line drawn through 15 degrees of longitude in one hour.
through the center of the earth between the Standard time belts are therefore marked off on
poles), approximately once in every 24 hours. the earth, each belt being approximately 15° wide.
The rotation of the earth on its axis causes day All places in a given time belt have the same time.
and night. Any given point has day while that (For the standard time used in the U. S., see the
point is within sight of the sun, and it has night description of the United States in the following
when the rotation carries it beyond the reach of pages.)
the sun’s rays. (Hold an orange up to a light
and slowly rotate it, noticing how any one point The international date line very nearly follows
will pass from light to shadow and back again.) the meridian of 180° (east and west of Green¬
The earth also revolves around the sun, in a wich), from north to south through the Pacific
nearly circular path called an ellipse, performing Ocean, being deflected somewhat to separate
a complete revolution once in every year or al¬ cities and islands conveniently. On this line
most 365XA days (a “day” being the arbitrary each day actually begins. Monday begins here
figure of 24 hours, or the approximate period of and proceeds westward with the sun. Monday
one rotation on its axis). A year is taken for first begins, that is to say, at the west side of the
convenience as exactly 365 days. Since about date line, and, following the line of midnight
one-fourth of a day is left over each year, it is around the world, begins continuously farther
necessary to add an extra day to the calendar westward, in New Zealand, Australia, India,
about every four years. Thus a leap year has 366 Arabia, Europe, etc. By the time Monday has
days. The rotation of the earth makes the sun gone around the world with the sun, and the date
appear to go around the earth, and because of line is again reached, it is Tuesday to the west of
its great distance away from us, the sun seems the date line. Thus when it is Tuesday midnight
smaller than the earth. Actually, of course, the directly to the west of the date line, it is Monday
earth constantly has two motions simultaneously: midnight directly to the east of the date line.
rotation on its axis and revolution about the sun. Therefore, a vessel crossing the date line from
east to west sets the date forward by one day (a
The revolution of the earth around the sun day is seemingly lost); but a vessel crossing the
causes the seasons of spring, summer, autumn, date line from west to east sets the date back by
and winter. This change in climate is due to the one day (a day is gained and must be lived
fact that the axis of the earth is inclined at an through “twice”).
angle with respect to the path taken by the earth
in its revolution around the sun. This means The moon is the earth’s satellite. The moon
that in summer the temperate regions of is a spherical body, devoid of water and air (i.e.,
the northern hemisphere—the northern United the moon has no atmosphere). The moon re¬
States, for example—receive the sun’s rays at volves around the earth once every lunar month,
more nearly a vertical angle than in winter. The or a period of from 27 to 29 days, depending on
more nearly vertical the sun’s rays are, the more how the time is computed. The moon is rotating
 TIMBER LINE ON MT. RAINIER (TACOMA).
Snow, wind and extreme cold make it impossible for trees to grow above this line.
 Tesy me unu

Santa Barbara Mission with Its Lingering Memories of Father Serra and the Spanish
Supremacy Gone Almost One Hundred Years
Yosemite Falls, Almost a Half Mile High. Always Sublime, and Often Its
Reverberations Are Heard Throughout the Valley.
 A BEAUTIFUL RURAL NORWEGIAN SCENE.

This country home is located near Vosse Vagen, Norway.

 THE MOON 7
on its axis in the same period that it requires to The moon exerts a pull or attractive force on
revolve around the earth, so the same side of the the earth, as does also the sun. The differential
moon is always toward the earth. For this rea¬ between the force exerted by the moon and that
son, no human eye has ever beheld the “dark exerted by the sun causes the ocean tides. The
side” of the moon. water is seemingly pulled outward from the
The moon shines by reflected sunlight. When earth’s surface, causing alternate high and low
the moon is on the side of the earth next to the tides along the continental shores, for the land
sun, it is dark and invisible. We say then that masses are, of course, comparatively rigid and
there is no moon. But as the moon moves around stationary.
the earth, its hemisphere facing the earth begins The moon is about 239,000 miles distant from
to be illuminated by the sun and becomes visible the earth. The diameter of the moon is about
as a thin crescent. The moon then goes through 2,100 miles, or about a fourth that of the earth.
the phases of first quarter, full moon, last quarter, Its mass is about one-eightieth that of the earth,
and new moon. At the first (or last) crescent, and its volume about one-forty-ninth that of the
the rest of the moon’s disk may sometimes be earth. Moonlight is equal in intensity to the
seen with a faint luminosity. This is “earth- brightness of a light of 100 candle power 22
shine,” or light reflected from the earth to the yards distant from the observer. The “man in
moon and back again. the moon,” which looks like a human face, is

MIDSUMMER ON MARS
Drawing of Mars, made by M. Antoniadi, on 1909 September 20—the day of the summer solstice of the Southern
Hemisphere—with the 33-inch refractor of the Meudon Observatory. The great bright region in the lower part of the disc
is “Aeria,” one of the red lands that whiten under a low sun. The black marking, in the form of a cornucopia, that
borders Acria is the Syrtis Major, and midway between Acria and the polar cap is the large round island “Hellas” that also
grows white when near the edge of the disc.
8 THE SOLAR SYSTEM AND THE EARTH’S SURFACE
caused by the chance arrangement of light and THE EARTH’S SURFACE
shadow among the hills and valleys of the moon’s
surface. All scientific evidence is against the Human life and activity are confined to a thin
possibility of there being life of any kind on the layer surrounding the earth—a few thousand feet
moon. up in the air and a few hundred feet down into
the ground or into the sea. The earth is com¬
THE SOLAR SYSTEM pletely surrounded by an atmosphere, or thin
The earth is one of nine planets which revolve (comparatively) film of air, composed of oxygen,
around the sun. The path or orbit of each planet nitrogen, and other gases in small quantities.
is an ellipse (a kind of “elongated circle”). The Oxygen is necessary to all forms of life. The
ninth planet, named Pluto, was discovered in outer surface of the earth itself is a rocky crust,
1930 at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Ari¬ called the lithosphere. It forms the land surface J
zona. Besides the nine planets there are over of the globe, with its hills and valleys, cliffs and
1,000 planetoids or asteroids (minor planets), sandy deserts, and also the sloping ocean shores
which also revolve around the sun. These are and the deep or shallow ocean beds. In the
very small and may be remnants of a single large deeper hollows of the earth’s surface are bodies
planet which once upon a time exploded. of water. The larger ones are salty and they
comprise the oceans, which separate the land
Distance from Period of masses into continents and islands. There are
Sun Revolution Diameter smaller inland bodies of water, such as lakes,
Planet Miles Days Miles ponds, and rivers. Most of these are fresh water.
Mercury 36,000,000 88 3,000 Water is also necessary to all forms of life.
Venus 67,200,000 225 7,000
The area of the earth’s surface may be placed
Earth 92,900,000 365% 7,900
at about 197,000,000 square miles, of which 139,-
Mars 141,500,000 687 4,200
500,000 square miles are water surface and only
Years 57,500,000 square miles are land surface. The
Jupiter 483,000,000 11% 88,700 surface of the lakes and rivers aggregates about
Saturn 886,000,000 29 % 75,100 1,000,000 square miles. Apart from the conti¬
Uranus 1,782,000,000 84 30,900 nents, there are some 1,900,000 square miles of
Neptune 2,793,000,000 164% 33,000 islands scattered among the seas. The average
Pluto 4,600,000,000 (?) (?) elevation of the land above sea level (mean sea
level) is about 2,800 feet. The highest point of
The distance from the sun is the mean or land is the summit of Mt. Everest, in the Hima¬
“average” distance. Since the path of each laya Mountains of Asia, which rises to 29,002
planet (called its orbit) is an ellipse, the distance feet. The average depth of the sea is 12,500 feet.
from the sun varies slightly at different times of The depth of the ocean goes as far as 35,410 feet
the planet’s “year.” Whether there is life on any below sea level, in Mindanao Deep, between Ja¬
planet besides the earth is an interesting specula¬ pan and the Philippine Islands. There is, then,
tion. As yet there is no scientific evidence of about 12 miles difference between the deepest
such life, but some justification exists for believ¬ point of the ocean and the highest point of land.
ing that there may be life on Venus, and (with The earth is very old. Various estimates of its
less likelihood) on Mars. age are possible from different evidence, such as
Light travels at the rate of 186,000 miles per geological, physical, mathematical, and astrono¬
second. At this almost inconceivable velocity, mical data. The age of the earth, according to
the light of the sun requires eight minutes to modern conclusions, must be some 3,000,000,000
reach the earth. Light from the sun, at the same years.
speed, requires four hours to reach Neptune, and The land surface of the earth exhibits the
something like twice as long as that to reach rugged effects of long eras of time. Wind and
Pluto. The outermost limit of the solar system rain have whipped mercilessly against mountains
may be put at about 5,000,000,000 miles from the and rocky uplifts, wearing them into less sharp
sun. The nearest star is much further away, be¬ outlines. Hail and sandstorms have done their
ing some 24,000,000,000,000 miles from the sun— part. Water has settled into rock crevices and
or, at the speed of light, four years away! That frozen there, splitting the rocks into smaller
is, the light of the nearest star to the sun or to pieces. Water running down rocks or over
the earth requires four years to reach us, travel¬ rocky surfaces has worn or eroded the land
ing at the enormous speed of 186,000 miles per away, gathering sand and sediment which in¬
second. (This nearest star is the one called creases the grinding or erosive power of running
Alpha in the constellation Centaurus.) The other streams and rivers. This sediment has been de¬
stars which dot the heavens are much farther posited over lower land in floods or at the
away than that, the farthest source of light visible mouths of rivers to form deltas. The glaciers
to the naked eye being some 900,000 years away came down from the north many thousands of
at the speed of light. That is, the light which we years ago, in different Ice Ages, and scraped the
see left that distant source nearly a million years higher points of land smooth. They left glacial
ago! And we recall that recorded human history drift in the form of soil, stones, pebbles, and
covers but 7,000 years. larger rocks. Glacial boulders may be seen in
The sun is vastly larger than the earth or any New England and other northern parts of the
other planet in the solar system. The diameter United States. Many thousands of lakes were
of the sun is computed to be 864,000 miles. In gouged out by the last great ice sheet or glacier.
volume the sun is 1,300,000 times larger than the Volcanoes have erupted through countless ages of
earth. The “weight”’ of the sun has been placed the past. There were once volcanoes in New
at the inconceivable figure of 2,000,000,000,000,- England! The lava flows and ash showers have
000,000,000,000,000 tons, which is about 332,000 changed the surface of the surrounding land. In
times as “heavy” as the earth. some places volcanic cones have been pushed
 EGYPT 9

THE SPHINX
The Great Sphinx of Giza since the recent clearing away of the sand wnich chokes the base of this mounment.
10 THE CONTINENTS AND THE OCEANS
above the ocean to form volcanic islands. Earth¬ discovered and colonized. The equator divides
quakes have shifted great land areas, drowning the surface of the globe into the Northern Hemi¬
the mouths of rivers to form harbors and chang¬ sphere and the Southern Hemisphere. The
ing the contour of the land as it meets the sea. greater part of the land surface of the earth is
Tiny coral animals have worked busily over long north of the equator. The equator crosses nor¬
periods of time, building atolls and coral islands. thern South America through Ecuador and Brazil
Tidal action has flung up beaches, or beaten just north of the Amazon Biver; central Africa
down rocky headlands. through Gabon, Belgian Congo, Uganda, and
Kenya; south of all of Asia; through the East
Thus has the surface of the earth been under¬
Indies (Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes); and to the
going constant change through millions of years.
north of Australia and New Guinea. Northern
The change is very slight during the few years
drift ice from the polar region touches the nor¬
of a human generation, but it is not so slight that
thern shores of the continents of North America,
it cannot be measured. This constant action, this
Europe and Asia. But southern drift ice from
constant movement of the earth’s surface, has
the Antarctic hardly reaches the tips of South
given us the present diversity of land outline, of
America and Africa and the southern shore of
mountain and valley, of desert and plain, of lake
Australia.
and river, and so on.
In general, the continents are triangular in
Life came upon the earth, and through the shape, with the points to the south. Each con¬
eons of evolutionary development, the many tinent is surrounded by a deep part of the adja¬
kinds of life, plant and animal, microscopic and cent ocean. Islands near a continent, formed by
gigantic, spread over the surface of the earth. rivers, straits, or small arms of the ocean, are
Climate, and the presence of water, together with generally considered as geographically parts of
the availability of food were factors influencing that continent. As a matter of fact, the oceans
this distribution. As human beings developed are not confined to the deeper basins, but over¬
from the savage state they, too, settled here and flow somewhat around the continents. The sub¬
there about the globe. Tribes grew into commu¬ merged part of each continent is called the con¬
nities, and communities into nations. Man learned tinental shelf. This shelf forms the sloping
to grow his food, to domesticate animals, to make shore, and, although it may be sufficiently sub¬
tools and clothing, to provide shelter, and to merged to enable large vessels to sail over it,
make luxuries to contribute to the joy of life. it is comparatively shallow when placed in con¬
With the diversity of man’s interests has come trast with the great depths of the ocean basins
trade, which is the exchange of one thing for proper.
another. Trade has grown from primitive barter
into the complex organization of modern com¬ As will be seen in the later description of each
merce. One man no longer makes everything he continent, mountain ranges commonly run north
needs or wants. He works at that which he can and south along the eastern and western edges.
do best, and exchanges his product, by some me¬ The great chain of the Bocky Mountains in
dium of exchange called money or credit, for the North America is continued southward through
products of other specialists. Mexico and into South America, where they be¬
come the Andes. Other mountain chains run
east and west, like the Himalayas of Asia, which
THE CONTINENTS contain the highest mountain peaks in the world.
The larger masses of land, each more or less
continuous in itself, are called continents. Aus¬ THE OCEANS
tralia is in the Southern Hemisphere and is the Nearly three-fourths of the surface of the globe
smallest continent. North and South America are is water, which is called the hydrosphere and
two separate continents which are connected by which surrounds the continental land masses.
the Isthmus of Panama. Africa is a continent, “Ocean” and “sea” are general terms which may
which is joined to Asia by the Isthmus of Suez. be used to include all the great water mass which
Eurasia is the continental land mass which is is not on or within any land mass. The ocean is
usually divided into two continents, Europe and divided into areas more or less marked out by
Asia. Antarctica is a great land mass or con¬ the continents, as follows:
tinent around the South Pole. No large land
masses exist around the North Pole. Besides the Atlantic Ocean, separating North and South
continents there are thousands of islands out in America from Europe and Africa; area, 31,500,000
the oceans. sq. m., or, including all arms and branches, 41,-
000,000 sq. m.; deepest part, Porto Rico Trench,
The continents, with their areas, are as fol¬ 27,965 ft.
lows :
Pacific Ocean, from the Arctic to the Antarctic
Africa 11,600,000 square miles Circle, between North America and South Amer¬
Antarctica 5,000,000 ica and Australia, the Malay Archipelago, and
Asia 17,000,000 eastern Asia; area, 70,000,000 sq. m.; deepest part,
Mindanao Deep, 32,000 to 35,410 ft.
Australia 2,950,000
Indian Ocean, south of Asia and east of Africa;
Europe 3,870,000
area, 17,000,000 sq. m.; deepest part (10° S., 108°
North America 9,300,000 E.), 22,968 ft.
South America 7,500,000 Arctic Ocean, north of the Arctic Circle; area,
The globe may be divided into the Eastern between 4,000,000 and 5,000,000 sq. m.
Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere. North Antarctic Ocean, sometimes considered as the
America and South America are in the Western southern extremities of the Atlantic, Pacific, and
Hemisphere. This hemisphere is sometimes Indian Oceans, and also called the Great Southern
called the New World because it was so recently Ocean; area, about 6,000,000 sq. m.
 THE MATTERHORN
There are few peaks of the Alps so well known, or so easily recognized, as this noble mass of
gneiss and glacier, which, rising to a height of over 14,000 feet, stands like a guardian over
Zermatt Valley.
 IN SOVIET LAND.
The Mausoleum of Lenin in the wall of the famous Ivermlin adjoining the Red Plaza in Moscow. Soldiers
are on guard here day and night.

MORE FREEDOM IN FIUME

By a decree of the Italian Government, Fiumc at the head of the Adriatic Sea is no longer a free port only
in one section, but the zone has been extended to include the whole city. View of the harbor of Fiume.
 ISLANDS 1 I
Poetically, the oceans of the world as a whole The ocean often freezes on the surface, esp»
have been called the Seven Seas, divided as fol¬ cially in the polar regions, in the Baltic Sea,
lows: North and South Atlantic, North and South the Hudson Bay, the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and,
Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic Oceans. to some extent, in the Mediterranean Sea and the
More strictly, a sea is a smaller part of an Black Sea. Many northern ports are closed to
ocean, somewhat surrounded by arms of the land. commerce in winter because of sea ice. The
Some seas are the following: Mediterranean Sea, South Pole continent of Antarctica is surrounded
between Europe and Africa and Asia Minor; by sea ice. Icebergs come from land masses of
North Sea, between the British Isles and Scandi¬ ice, being broken off from the ends of glaciers
navia; Baltic Sea, north of Germany; Caribbean which dip into the sea. Great icebergs often are
Sea, between the West Indies and South America; carried by ocean currents many hundreds of
Bering Sea, between Alaska and Siberia; Arabian miles before they melt, and they present grave
Sea, between Arabia and India; Red Sea, between dangers to navigation. No icebergs are ever
Arabia and Africa; China Sea, between China found in the North Pacific, however, nor near
and French Indo-China and the Philippines. Europe (except once, off the Orkney Islands, in
Some inland bodies of salty water are also called 1836). Most of the icebergs that hamper vessels
seas, such as the Black Sea and Caspian Sea, are off the coast of Labrador and Newfoundland,
south of Russia, and the Dead Sea in Palestine. from March to August.
Other arms or branches of the ocean are va¬ Ocean currents often modify the climate of
riously designated, depending partly on relative the land by which they flow. The most notable
size and partly on local place names. Such of these currents is the Gulf Stream, which flows
are the Gulf of Mexico, the Bay of Bengal, the northeast from the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf
Strait of Magellan, Hampton Roads, Long Island of Mexico, warming the Atlantic coast of the
Sound, East River (strictly a strait), Mozambique U. S. and the British Isles.
Channel, and the Great Australian Bight.
The level of the sea varies in different parts
of the world on account of tides, winds, and ISLANDS
storms. For purposes of measurement, a mean
or average level is adopted, called mean sea level, An island is a land mass completely surrounded
from which the elevation of land and the depth by water. The continents are islands, in this
of the ocean are computed. “Sea level” is ac¬ sense. Some people think of Australia as an
cepted as equivalent to saying “mean sea level.” island, though it is usually grouped among the
The depth of the ocean is measured by sounding. continents. The islands in the ocean are gen¬
This was formerly done entirely by casting a erally considered part of the continent to which
cable overboard and allowing it to reach the they are adjacent, particularly if the islands oc¬
bottom. The depth was measured in fathoms. cur over the continental shelf. Many oceanic
The modern method utilizes a device for sending islands, however, are not near any continent,
a sound downward and computing from the but rise directly from the ocean bottom, being
time required for the sound to be echoed back either of volcanic or coral origin. The Pacific
from the ocean bottom. Ocean is dotted with thousands of such islands,
The ocean near the continents flows over the generally called the Pacific Islands, or Oceania
continental shelf, which extends in varying de¬ (also spelled Oceanica).
grees out from the continental shore. This shelf Oceania includes the various groups of islands
sooner or later drops more or less abruptly to called Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia, and
the greater ocean depths. The deep sea bottom sometimes also Australia, New Zealand, and the
consists of various kinds of clay, ooze, and mud. Malay Archipelago. Micronesia includes those
The pressure of the water is very great, of course, islands in which the Malay-Polynesian dialects,
and its temperature at great depths is very low. which are known as Micronesian, are native. The
Sea life is confined for the most part to the group includes the Marianas, Caroline, Marshall
upper part of the ocean. and other islands east of the Philippines. Mel¬
As everyone knows, sea water is salty. The salts anesia (so called from the black color of the
generally present include common salt (sodium natives’ skins) extends northeastward from
chloride), “Epsom salts,” gypsums, and magne¬ Australia, including New Caledonia, New He¬
sium chloride. Many other salts are present in brides, the Solomon and Admiralty Islands, the
varying small amounts. Out of the 80 known Bismarck Archipelago, Fiji Islands, and others.
chemical elements, 32 are found in solution in The Melanesians, as a race, are dark-skinned.
sea water. “Salt water,” as the ocean is some¬ They are energetic farmers and makers of pot¬
times called, contains an average of 3Vn per cent tery, but less skilled in navigation, social organi¬
of dissolved salts. Common salt forms about 78 zation and warfare. Many of them are or have
per cent of the total salts, magnesium salts, 15 to been cannibals. Polynesia consists mostly of
16 per cent, and calcium salts, 4 per cent. Sea small islands, the Hawaiian group being the larg¬
water is 1.026 times as dense or as “heavy” as est. Polynesia includes New Zealand (racially).
pure water. The pure Polynesians are brown-skinned, tall of
Although the dissolved salts carried into the stature, with wavy brown or black hair. They
ocean from the land by rivers and rain help to are courageous, full of imagination, cheerful and
keep the ocean salty, the ocean was salty from artistic. They are especially skilled in naviga¬
its beginning. As a matter of fact, the salts in tion. In the past, nearly all of them were can¬
river water are 80 per cent carbonates, while nibals. Tattooing is developed among them into
the salts in sea water are almost 90 per cent a major art. They include Hawaiians, Maoris
chlorides. This difference in chemical composi¬ (of New Zealand), Samoans, Marquesans, Tahi¬
tion precludes the possibility of rivers supply¬ tians, and Tongans. All of the races of Oceania
ing all of the ocean’s salinity. Inland salt lakes probably came originally from Asia. Their
are also different in saline content, chemically, stock includes Caucasian, Mongolian, and Negroid
from sea water. elements.
12 ISLANDS

NEW GUINEA HOUSES

ri_avelers report that these houses are very artistic, but most insecurely built. The floors are practically of lattice
work, . 'he veranda is the “lounge” of the house.

The Mala/ Archipelago, also called Malaysia, is horned rhinoceros, wild swine, banteng (wild
the largest single island group in the world. It ox), (kidang, a small deer), royal tiger,
extends through parts of the Indian and Pacific leopard, wild cat, wild dog, flying fox (kalong,
Oceans, south and east of Asia. It is inhabited a fruit bat), wou-wou (silver gibbon), black ape,
by the Malay race. The Malay Archipelago in¬ and gray ape. There are also bats, rats, mice,
cludes the East Indies—Sunda Islands (Sumatra, porcupines, squirrels, flying squirrels, water-
Java, and Lesser Sunda Isles), Moluccas or Spice fowl, pelicans, owls, goat-suckers, hornbills, par¬
Islands, Celebes, Borneo, New Guinea, and the rots, fish (2,000 species), butterflies (500 beauti¬
Philippines. The “East Indies” is a vague geo¬ ful species), beetles (many large and magnifi¬
graphical term, variously applied in history to cent), and spiders (including one that kills
the “spice lands” of the East, and including not birds).
only the Malay Archipelago, but also India and The West Indies are a large island group be¬
Indo-China. The Dutch East Indies includes those tween Cape Florida and South America, with
islands of the Malay Archipelago which belong the Atlantic Ocean on the northeast, the Gulf
to Holland. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, of Mexico on the northwest, and the Caribbean
in the Bay of Bengal northwest of Sumatra, are Sea on the south. They are divided into three
not included in the Malay Archipelago. groups, as follows: the Greater Antilles, includ¬
The equator runs through the middle of the ing Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica, and Porto Rico; the
Malay Archipelago. Volcanoes are very numer¬ Lesser Antilles, including the Leeward (Virgin
ous, a serious eruption occurring in 1928. The Islands, Guadeloupe, Dominica, etc.) and Wind¬
highest mountain is probably Mt. Kinabalu in ward (Barbados, St. Vincent, etc.) Islands; and
Borneo (13,394 ft.). Various food plants abound, the Bahama Islands, northeast of Cuba. The
including oranges, mangoes, guavas, maize, sugar, Lesser Antilles are sometimes called the Carib-
coffee, coconuts, breadfruit, bananas, plantain, bees.
sugar-palm, tea-plant, sago-palm, ground nuts, Other important island groups are the Aleutian
yams and cassava. Pepper, nutmegs, and cloves, Islands, strung out southwestward from Alaska
once of outstanding economic importance, are of between Bering Sea and the Pacific Ocean;
minor value today. The natives belong to two Franklin, provisional district of northern Can¬
races—Malay and Melanesian (or Papuan). The ada, including many large islands; the British
island of Java is famous as the scene of the dis¬ Isles, including Great Britain, Ireland, Channel
covery of the fossil remains of the Java ape man
Islands, Isle of Man, and others west of Europe;
or Pithecanthropus erectus, which is important
the Azores in the North Atlantic, west of Portugal;
in the evolutionary history of man.
the Aegean archipelago, mostly belonging to
The fauna of Java may be taken as typical of Greece, in the Aegean Sea; and the Japanese
the Malay Archipelago. It includes the one- Empire, chiefly an archipelago.
 NORTH AMERICA AND SOUTH AMERICA 13
The largest islands in the world, with their —especially those preserved in museums, but
area, are as follows: also including prehistoric mounds (the oldest is
Cahokia Mound in Illinois), ruins of the cliff-
Name Area (sq. m.) dwellers, and the ancient Mayan ruins of Mexico
Greenland .827,300 and Central America.
New Guinea.305,900
Borneo .289,843 The greater part of the population of North
Baffin (Canada) .236,000 America is European in origin, supplied by im¬
Madagascar .228,000 migration and natural increase since the sixteenth
Sumatra .167,446 century. The population of the United States and
Honshu or Hondo (Japan). 88,879 Canada is mostly English-speaking, except for
Great Britain . 88,745 native European elements and a large number
Victoria (Canada) . 74,000 of French-speaking people in Canada. Mexico is
Celebes . 69,255 predominantly Spanish or mestizo, a mixture of
South Island (New Zealand). 58,120 Indian and Spanish. The Europeans fought the
Java . 48,490 native Indians and conquered them, pushing them
Cuba . 44,164 first toward the western coast and later confining
North Island (New Zealand). 44,130 them in reservations.
Newfoundland . 42,734 Political Divisions: United States and posses¬
Luzon (P. I.). 40,814 sions (Alaska, Virgin Islands, Canal Zone, Porto
Ellesmere (Canada) . 40,000 Rico); Canada, Newfoundland, and other British
Iceland . 39,709 possessions (British Honduras, Bermuda, Bar¬
bados, Granada, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Leeward
DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTINENTS Islands, Bahamas, Jamaica, Cayman Islands,
Turks, and Caicos Islands); French possessions
Each continent and the polar regions are de¬
(Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Pierre and Mique¬
scribed below, For the description of the coun¬
lon); Greenland (Danish); Mexico; Costa Rica;
tries and other political divisions, refer to the
Guatemala; Honduras; Nicaragua; Panama; Sal¬
general index.
vador; Cuba; Haiti; Dominican Republic.
NORTH AMERICA The fauna and flora of North America are de¬
scribed separately for the United States, Canada,
North America lies between the Atlantic and
and Mexico, in the descriptions of those coun¬
Pacific oceans in the western hemisphere. Its
tries (see index).
general features are extensive western mountains
or cordillera ranges, with less rugged eastern
SOUTH AMERICA
ranges, and a central plain between. The west¬
ern mountains include the Rockies and the Coast South America lies southeast of North Amer¬
Ranges, running from Alaska to Mexico. They ica. Over 90 per cent of the continent of South
have several volcanoes, those in Mexico being America is east of the meridian of New York
more recently active than any of the others. The City. The western coast drops sharply from the
eastern highlands include the Laurentian high¬ coastal ranges of the Andes Mountains, with very
lands of Canada, and the ranges of the Appa¬ little continental shelf. The Andes run from the
lachian system in the United States. very northwest to the southernmost tip, includ¬
The great river systems are those of the Mis¬ ing many volcanic peaks, such as Tolima, Coto¬
sissippi and Missouri, the Columbia, the Mack¬ paxi, Chimborazo, and Aconcagua (highest peak
enzie, the Yukon, the St. Lawrence, the Colo¬ in South America, 23,080 ft., and also the high¬
rado, and the Rio Grande. The Great Lakes stand est in the western hemisphere). Other high
out as one of the largest inland water areas in peaks from south to north are Sahama, Illimani,
the world. The principal arms of the ocean and Sorata (with peaks Ancohuma and Illampu).
are as follows: Baffin Bay, Beaufort Sea, Hud¬ In Bolivia the Andes broaden into the Plateau of
son Bay, Bering Strait, Bering Sea, Gulf of Alaska, Bolivia. Lake Titicaca, on the Bolivian plateau
Queen Charlotte Sound, Gulf of California, Gulf 12,644 feet above sea level, with an area of 3,500
of Tehuantepec, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico, square miles, is the highest navigable lake in the
Florida Strait, Bay of Fundy, and the Gulf of world. The Atacama Desert is in the western
St. Lawrence. part of Northern Chile. In the east are the
North America was probably first settled by Brazil Highlands, with various ranges, sloping to
ancient races from Asia crossing the Bering a high plateau in the central part. In the north
Strait into Alaska, and then roaming eastward are the Guiana Highlands, forming a mountain
and southward. The racial origin of the Amer¬ barrier between the Guianas and Brazil. Eastern
ican Indian is Asiatic or Mongoloid. He is Brazilian peaks include Itatiaya (9,823 ft., highest
brown-skinned, with straight black hair, and a in Brazil), Itacolumi, and Itambe.
broad face (or high cheek bones). The Amer¬ Between the Brazilian and Guiana highlands
ican Indian is red-skinned, strictly speaking, lies the broad, huge valley of the Amazon River
only when he paints himself that color. The which is 3,500 miles in length. It is the largest
tribes of the American aboriginals are many, river in the world (in volume), and hence is
ranging throughout Canada, the United States, known by the sobriquet of “King of Waters.”
and Mexico. They include the Eskimo, Aztec, Its chief tributaries are the Negro, Yapura or
Maya, and the many tribes that fought the white Japura, Maranon, Jurua, Purus, Madeira, and
men so long in the United States and Canada, Tapajoz. In the great mouth of the Amazon is
such as Algonquins, Iroquois, Chippewas, Crows, the large island of Marajd, partly formed by the
Blackfeet, Sioux, and many others. Countless Tocantins River. Along the Amazon valley are
Indian names of rivers, mountains, and even the great silvas (or selvas), which are vast wood¬
states and cities remain as mementoes of the land plains covering many thousands of square
aboriginal races. Indian relics, too, are frequent miles.
 14 SOUTH AMERICA
Between Brazil and Bolivia is a low swampy or on the plains. A large part of the South Amer¬
region, called the Xarayes Marsh. Here rises the ican population is still Indian or mixed Indian
upper branch of the Paraguay River, which flows and Spanish. There is also some Negro blood.
into the great Parana, the second largest river The official language of all countries except Brazil
system of South America. The chief tributaries and the Guianas is Spanish or a form of Spanish,
of the Parana are the Pilcomayo, Bermejo, Salado, and the traditions, except where the Indians (as
and Paranapanema. In the upper valley of this high as 60 or 70 per cent or more of the popula¬
system is El Gran Chaco, a central plain still in tion in Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, and Peru)
dispute between Paraguay and Bolivia, most of it predominate, are Spanish or European. Brazil
being a vast jungle wilderness. The Parana and is Portuguese in settlement, language, and cul¬
the Uruguay rivers flow into the estuary which ture, with some intermixture of Indians. The
is called the River Platte or Rio de la Plata. The Indian element is smallest in southern Brazil,
lower valley of this system flows through the Argentina, and Uruguay.
famous pampas, the great treeless plains of Argen¬ Political Divisions: Only three foreign colonies
tina and Uruguay. exist on the continent of South America: British
The third largest river system is that of the Guiana, French Guiana, and Dutch Guiana (the
Orinoco, in the north. The Orinoco delta is latter is called Surinam). Curasao, an island
particularly noteworthy. Along this valley are off the north coast, and some nearby small ones
a series of plains which are called the llanos. are Dutch. Trinidad, Tobago, and other small
They are for the most part covered with grass. islands off the north coast are British.
Patagonia is a former name of the southern and The independent republics are Argentina,
narrow part of South America. Today the region Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Peru,
is politically divided between Chile and Argen¬ Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela.
tina, the south central part being a desert area. Animal and Plant Life: The animal and plant
“Patagonia,” however, is still applied to the life of the Amazon valley jungle region is by
southern provinces of the Argentine Republic. far the most interesting and unusual in South
The Strait of Magellan, through which the in¬ America. The fauna and flora of this tropical
trepid navigator of that name first sailed so section will therefore be described here.
courageously, separates Tierra del Fuego from Plant life is most profuse, forming a tangled
the main continent. Tierra del Fuego is an archi¬ mass of forest vegetation hundreds of miles in¬
pelago, politically divided between Chile and land from the seacoast to the slopes of the Andes.
Argentina. Cape Horn, its southern tip, is notori¬ The forest floor is carpeted with luxuriant ferns,
ous in maritime history. The whole region, acantheas, thalias, and other plants. Orchids are
which, before the building of the Panama Canal, numerous. Begonias are very common. Bushes
was the only water route from the Atlantic to and taller plants make a second tier of leaves
the Pacific around South America, is replete with and flowers, including heliconias, palms, and
romance and adventure; for here sailed Magellan, calliandras. The forest itself contains many spe¬
Drake, and even Charles Darwin in the Beagle. cies of trees within a small area, instead of
There are few islands off the east coast of being largely one kind or another. One hundred
South America, except those at the mouths of the different kinds of trees may be found in less than
Amazon River, the Falkland Islands (British), a square mile. The trees include, of course, the
northeast of Tierra del Fuego, and South Georgia famous rubber tree and the Brazil nut tree.
far to the southeast. The estuary of the Rio de There are also fig trees, rosewood trees, palms,
la Plata is the largest eastern indention of the myrtles, laurels, acacias, cecropias (source of
coast, though the gulfs of Matias and St. George, caoutchouc), and cacao trees. Vines and creep¬
to the south, may be mentioned. The west coast ers climb upward to the sky and sunlight, and
has numerous islands, mostly the summits of sub¬ many parasitic plants, such as orchids and sim¬
merged mountains. The west coast from south ilar growths, fasten themselves on the trees. This
Ecuador to the northern boundary of Chile is luxuriant vegetation lasts eternally, without any
known as the “rainless coast,” because of the seasonal dropping of foliage. Difference in alti¬
scarcity of rainfall along it. The most famous tude, however, provides tropical and temperate
western islands are the Galapagos, far to the plant life within a short distance of one another.
west of Ecuador. The principal western arm But the tropical forest crowds right up the moun¬
of the sea is the Gulf of Guayaquil. To the north tain slopes, and trees of some kind persist up to
are several important islands, notably Curasao the timber line, from 10,000 to 12,000 feet above
(Dutch), and Trinidad and Tobago (British). sea level.
The Gulf of Maracaibo connects with so-called
Plants of economic importance are mentioned
Lake Maracaibo, which is really an arm of the
in the descriptions of the separate SouthAmerican
Caribbean Sea. Between the Gulf of Panama and
countries, but these are important enough also to
the Caribbean Sea, the Isthmus of Panama joins
be mentioned here. They include the following:
South to North America.
cassava (source of tapioca), sarsaparilla, ipecacu¬
Just as the Aztecs built on the preceding Mayan anha (source of ipecac), balata (source of chicle
foundations of Indian culture in Central Amer¬ for chewing gum), cacao (source of cocoa and
ica, so did the Incas build their culture and their chocolate), coca (source of cocaine), cinchona
great empire on an advanced culture that pre¬ (source of quinine), copaiva (source of copaiba,
ceded them. The Inca empire was confined to a drug), tonka bean (used to scent snuff), annatto
the Pacific coast of South America, in the region or arnotto (vegetable dye used for coloring but¬
now covered by Peru and Bolivia. Many relics ter), cabinet woods (rosewood, kingwood or
of the Incas still survive, including some notable violet wood, leopardwood or snakewood), guava
architectural monuments of stone. The Indians (cabinet wood and jelly), calabash (source of
over the rest of the continent were in a low state gourds for making utensils), cherimoya (delici¬
of culture, living a wild tribal life in the jungle ous fruit).
 THE TAJ MAHAL, AGRA
The Taj is acknowledged to be the most perfect building in the world. This last resting place of
Shah Jehan and his beloved wife is constructed of white marble, and is said to have taken 20,000
men, employed incessantly, 17 years to build.
mi

MOUNT FUJI, JAPAN.

The distant view of Fuji, the sacred mountain of Japan, is very impressive. It rises in lonely majesty to a
height of over 12,000 feet.
 THE HORSESHOE FALLS, NIAGARA.

This photograph of these tremendous Falls is taken from the foot of the Stairway.
 EUROPE 15
The animals of the Amazon region are unusual American birds are the tinamous (similar to
in that most of them are tree-dwellers. The partridges), the hoactzin, the ovenbird (which
monkeys, in particular, are all tree-dwellers. The makes a nest of mud in a tree), the jabiru (a kind
monkeys include the guaribas or howlers, mar¬ of stork), the snakebirds (or anhingas), the
mosets, tamarins (world’s smallest monkeys), jacanas (kind of wading-birds), the trogons (of
squirrel monkeys, titis, sakis, spider monkeys, which the quetzal is the Central American va¬
and night apes. The native Indians hunt and riety, being the national emblem of Guatemala),
eat the-monkeys. The cat family is represented the cock-of-the-rock, the rheas (American os¬
by the jaguar, cougar or puma, and ocelot. Dog¬ triches or nandus), and the cotingas.
like animals include a fox, racoons, coatis, the
kinkajou, an otter, the grison (a kind of ferret), Among reptiles, there are the various lizards
and a weasel. The region is overrun with rodents, and snakes, especially the boa constrictor (10 to
notably the capyb&ra, the largest rodent in the 12 feet in length, but often exceeded in length by
world, reaching a length of four feet. Other other snakes), frogs, toads, alligators (the cay¬
rodents include the paca, agouti, spiny rat, and man, jacare, etc.), and turtles. The number of
squirrels, rats, mice, and porcupines. The larg¬ species of Amazonian fish may run as high as
est Amazon animal of all is the tapir (or anta), 2,000. Insect life is prolific and varied, with many
which lives near the water. Other animals are large and beautiful butterflies and moths, fasci¬
the pig-like peccaries, large and small armadil¬ natingly industrious ants (especially famous being
los, alpaca, llama, ant-eaters (including the the sauba or leaf-cutting ants), termites or “white
giant ant-eater or ant bear, also called the tama- ants,” fireflies (which flash red, yellow and
noir), chinchillas, chati (tiger cat), a bear, sloths, green!), bees (without stings!), hornets and
deer, opossums, bats (millions of theml), mana¬ wasps (with stings!), beetles (including the larg¬
tee, and fresh-water dolphins. est known beetle in the world), and cicadas. By
way of comparison, 700 species of butterflies and
Birds are present in great number and variety. moths have been found within an hour’s walking
Parrots and macaws make the jungle bright with distance of Para, and there are only 321 species
their colored plumage. Other birds which add in all Europe!
their colors and voices to the riot are toucans,
vultures, hawks, eagles, doves, whip-poor-wills, EUROPE
orioles, woodpeckers, parrakeets, humming
birds, egrets, geese, gulls, herons, cormorants, Europe and Asia, geographically speaking, form
spoonbills, and scarlet ibises. Peculiar South one continuous continent, which is sometimes

TIDAL WAVE AT RIO DE JANEIRO

Tidal waves are almost invariably the result of a submarine earthquake. Immediately before the approach of the
actual wave, the sea flows back a long distance from the shore. Then comes the tidal wave (one of which is recorded
to have reached 210 feet), and the onslaught of water carries everything before it, causing destruction to anything within
its reach.
16 EUROPE
called Eurasia. Europe is considered as a sepa¬ Strait. They include Great Britain, Ireland, the
rate continent, separated from Asia by the Dar¬ Isle of Man, the Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland
danelles. Sea of Marmora, Bosporus, Black Sea, Islands, and the Channel Islands. Far to the
Caucasus Mountains, Caspian Sea, and the Ural northwest, just south of the Arctic Circle, is
Mountains in the southeast and east. Europe Iceland. The Balearic Islands, east of the Iber¬
nearly joins Africa in the southwest, the Iberian ian Peninsula, begin an important series of
peninsula being separated only by the narrow Mediterranean islands. These southern islands in¬
Strait of Gibraltar. Europe as a whole is separated clude Corsica, Sardinia, and Sicily (the three
from Africa by the Mediterranean Sea, while be¬ largest), Malta, Crete, and the Aegean Archi¬
tween Europe and the Americas stretches the pelago. Numerous islands dot the Baltic Sea,
broad Atlantic. and an almost countless number are scattered
along the coasts of Norway and Sweden.
Europe is very irregular in outline, being much
indented by arms of the ocean, with many pen¬ The coastline of Europe is even today in a
insulas. The Iberian or Spanish Peninsula bulges state of change. On the northwest along Hol¬
down toward Africa in the southwest; the Italian land’s coast the sea throws up new land, and
Peninsula juts into the central Mediterranean; much of the Zuider Zee territory is being re¬
the Balkan Peninsula bulges downward in the claimed by man. Further to the north the buf¬
southeast; the Jutland Peninsula rises between feting of the waves is washing away the land.
the North Sea and Baltic Sea; and the Scandi¬ In the south, through the Mediterranean region,
navian Peninsula comes down from Arctic reg¬ and especially in southern Italy, volcanic action,
ions. Arms of the ocean, starting in the north, aided by earthquakes, is still disastrous. In fact,
are the Gulfs of Bothnia and Finland, the Baltic the only part of Europe that has never been
Sea, the Kattegat and Skagerrak, the Strait of shaken by an earthquake is the central Russian
Dover, the English Channel, the Bay of Biscay, plain. Some of Europe, notably in the Nether¬
the Strait of Gibraltar, the Mediterranean Sea lands and in the northern coastal region of the
with the Gulfs of Lions and Genoa, the Tyrrhen¬ Caspian Sea (which is itself 85 feet below sea
ian Sea, the Strait of Otranto, the Adriatic Sea, level) is below sea level.
the Gulf of Venice, the Aegean Sea, the Sea of
Marmora, and the Black Sea. Complex chains of mountains dominate south¬
ern Europe, from the Atlantic to the Black Sea.
Islands are many and important. The most The Iberian peninsula is mostly a great plateau,
important group of islands in the world are rising to the Pyrenees Mountains in the north
the British Isles, which are northwest of the which serve to separate Spain from France. The
continent of Europe, and which are separated Alps sprawl north of Italy, across France, Switz¬
from France by the English Channel and Dover erland, and Austria with Mont Blanc (15,781 ft.)

WHEN EUROPE TAKES TO THE ICE

The many mountain lakes of Europe furnish ideal grounds for winter sports. Here, for instance, is the Risser-See
in South Germany, at an elevation of 3,500 feet, where the championship hockey games were recently held. The
wooded heights lie immediately below the Alpspitze.
 EUROPE 17
as the highest peak. In France are the Auvergne, Other plants of this region are the oleander,
Cevennes, Jura, and Vosges Mountains. Part of myrtle, laurel, silver poplar, Aleppo pine, green
the system are the Black Forest or Schwarzwald oak, pistachio, heather, grape, currant, raisin,
region of Germany, and also the Bohmerwald citrous fruits, almond, pomegranate, and fig.
Mountains further east. The Apennines run The beech tree grows throughout the western
southward through Italy, while the Dinaric Alps region, wherever the ocean strongly influences
run southeastward on the other side of the the climate. Further north, there are oaks with¬
Adriatic, through Yugoslavia. The Carpathian out beech trees. The ash grows still farther
Mountains, north of Czechoslovakia and pene¬ north than the oak, and the oak grows farther
trating Rumania, form the northern boundary of east than the beech, although the latter occurs
the Hungarian and Wallachian plains, which again in the southeast. Still further north, and
have the Dinaric Alps and Balkan Mountains on mingling somewhat with the region just north
the south. The Pindus Mountains go southward of the beech, are the pine forests, together with
in the Balkan peninsula into Greece. Between birch, elm, and thorn trees. Gorse and bracken
the Alps and the Apennines, in northern Italy, grow in the coastal marshes and among the
is the small plain of Lombardy. In western sand dunes. Willows, alders, and poplars grow
France is a plain region. But north of these near the rivers and the Russian steppes. There
mountain chains is the Great Lowland Plain, are also many grasses, mosses, and lichens. The
sprawling all the way across northern Europe, holly and the evergreen oaks are common in the
and having a continuation in the British Isles. west.
This great plain is bounded on the north by the
Scandinavian Mountains and by a few small The larger European animals today are the
ranges in Great Britain, notably the Welsh Moun¬ brown bear, fox, badger, otter, wild cat, and
tains and the Pennine Chain of uplands. The wolf. Other animals include deer, the chamois
Caucasus Mountains are the northernmost o' (of the antelope class), muskrat, moles, rats,
some Asiatic mountains in the Caucasus. The mice, rabbits, aurochs or European bison (now
Ural Mountains, running north and southeast in found only in Lithuania and the Caucasus), and
Russia, partly separate Europe from Asia. the ibex. A great deal of the original wild life
has disappeared because of the activities of man.
The two largest rivers of Europe are the Dan¬
ube, running through the Hungarian and Walla¬ Political Divisions: The British Isles (England,
chian plains, and the Volga, running south Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Irish Free
through central Russia and across the steppes. State, Isle of Man, and Channel Islands), Albania,
Other large rivers are the Dnieper, starting in Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czecho¬
the Pripet Marshes of Poland and Russia; the slovakia, Danzig (free city), Denmark, Esthonia,
Don, draining Russia’s southwestern fertile Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary,
prairies; the Rhine, between France and Ger¬ Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Leichtenstein,
many; the Loire, Garonne, and Rhone, all in Luxemburg, Monaco, Netherlands (or Holland),
France; the Po in the plain of Lombardy; the Norway, Poland, Portugal, Rumania, Russia
Elbe and the Oder in Germany; the Vistula in (Union of Socialist Soviet Republics), San
Poland; and the Douro and the Tagus in the Marino, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey,
Spanish peninsula. Vatican City, Yugoslavia.
The largest lakes of Europe are in the lake
region of southeastern Finland and northwest¬ Nine of the largest European cities are London,
ern Russia. Lake Ladoga, about 7,000 square Berlin, Paris, Moscow, Vienna, Leningrad, Buda¬
miles in area, is the largest lake in Europe. Most pest, Hamburg, and Glasgow.
famous are the lakes of Switzerland, among the
Alps. The most densely populated region in Europe
is the island of Malta, with more than 1,800
Other outstanding physical features of Europe persons to the square mile. The Channel Islands
are as follows: the Dogger Bank, a submerged are next, with some 1,200 to the square mile.
land bank, in the North Sea; the firths or inlets England and Wales, together with Belgium, ex¬
of the Scottish coast; the chalk cliffs of Dover; ceed 600 people to the square mile, while the
the great rock of Gibraltar; Mt. Vesuvius, famous Netherlands has almost 600 per square mile.
volcano, in Italy, and Mt. Etna, in Sicily; the Germany and Italy both have more than 300
Harz Mountains of Germany; the fjords of Nor¬ persons to the square mile. This is a far denser
way’s irregular coast; the Maelstrom, a great population than the countries of North Amer¬
whirlpool off the west coast of Norway, south ica or South America can show.
of the Lofoten Islands; and Land’s End, the
westernmost cape of England. The steppes are It should be added at this point that political
great treeless plains in southern Russia. The boundaries have overruled geographical boun¬
tundras are great treeless plains in the Arctic daries, and that the Soviet Government of Russia
Region of northern Europe. They are overgrown has ignored and has practically wiped o.ut the
with moss and lichens. distinction between Europe and Asia. The
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, including
Animal and Plant Life: The animal and plant European Russia, extends without a break across
life of Europe is, in general, familiar to most northern Asia, through Siberia to the Bering
English readers. It is, to a large extent, char¬ Sea. The separation of Europe and Asia is pre¬
acteristic of the temperate zone, and often very served on maps near the Ural Mountains, but
similar to that of North America, especially of for statistical purposes this division will no
the United States and Canada. longer suffice.

The Mediterranean region is dominated by the Racial Divisions: Europe, even today, is a
olive, which is widespread from east to west. complex mass of racial groups. In brief, the
18 ASIA
racial boundaries of Europe may be laid down Peninsula juts southwestward, to inclose the Sea
somewhat as follows: The Teutonic peoples in¬ of Okhotsk, where is found Sakhalin Island,
clude the English and lowland Scots in Great which is divided between Russia and Japan. The
Britain, the Dutch in Holland, the Flemish in Gulf of Tartary extends into the Sea of Japan
Belgium, the Germans in Germany, and the Nor¬ and these two separate the Japanese islands from
wegians, Swedes, and Danes in Scandinavia. Asia. The peninsula of Korea or Chosen helps to
The Latin peoples include the French in France, inclose the Sea of Japan, and is separated from
the Walloons in Belgium, the Spaniards in Spain, Japan by Korea Strait. To the southwest of Korea
the Portuguese in Portugal, the Italians in Italy, Peninsula is the Yellow Sea, with the Gulf of
and the Rumanians in Rumania (for the most Chihli or Pechili, and southward is the East
part). The Slavic peoples include the Russians China Sea. Formosa Strait connects the East
in northern Russia, the Poles in Poland, the China Sea with the South China Sea, which
Ukrainians in southern Russia (together with bathes the shores of southeastern China, Indo-
Ruthenes), the Czechs and Slovaks in Czecho¬ China, the Philippines, and Borneo. Hainan
slovakia, the South Slavs or Serbs, Croats, and Island forms the Gulf of Tongking. Between
Slovenes in Yugoslavia (for the most part), and Indo-China and the Malay Peninsula is the Gulf
the Bulgars in Bulgaria. Switzerland contains of Siam. Malacca Strait separates the Malay
French, German, and Italian elements. Then Peninsula from Sumatra.
there are the Greeks of Greece and the southern
Balkans, the Albanians of Albania, the Magyars Southern Asia is characterized by three pen¬
of Hungary (mingled with Germans), and the insulas, the greatest of these, in the middle,
Turks of Turkey and in part of Bulgaria. Much being India, with the island of Ceylon at the
smaller divisions are the Basques of northwestern southeastern tip. The eastern peninsula is the
Spain, the Bretons of Brittany (France), the Malay, connected with the greater Indo-China
Irish (Celts) of Ireland, the Welsh of Wales, the Peninsula by the Isthmus of Kra. Between the
northern Scots, the Esthonians, the Letts and the peninsula of Indo-China and that of India (called
Lithuanians. the Hindustan Peninsula) is Burma, part of Brit¬
ish India. The western Asiatic peninsula is the
The mixture of peoples in certain areas— Arabian, separated from Africa by the Red Sea
mixed, that is, by living in the same region— and the Gulf of Aden. The Persian Gulf and the
is great. No political boundary could separate Gulf of Oman are on the east, and the Arabian
them, and the only solution, if it became desir¬ Sea is on the south. South of Burma is the Bay
able, would be to transfer the proper nationals of Bengal. In the west is the peninsula of Asia
to their proper homeland. Central Europe, where Minor, separated from Europe on the north by
the empire of Austria-Hungary once sprawled, the Caucasus Mountains and the Caspian and
contains intermingled Magyars, Germans, Serbs, Black Seas, as well as by the Dardanelles, the
and Rumanians. Somewhat to the east in the Sea of Marmora, and the Bosporus. On the west
region called Transylvania are more Magyars, the Mediterranean Sea bathes Asiatic shores.
Germans, and Rumanians. Macedonia, north of
Greece, contains Serbs, Bulgarians, Turks, and Central Asia is extremely mountainous, with
others. Ukrainians and Turks are mixed in the the great plateau of Tibet and the mighty Hima¬
Crimean peninsula. Turks, Bulgars, and Greeks laya Mountains, where lofty Mt. Everest (29,002
are mixed in Thrace. The situation of the Turks ft.) is the highest peak in the world, and mas¬
in the Balkans was somewhat remedied by an sive Kanchanjanga or Kinchinjunga baffles hu¬
exchange between Turkey and Greece of their man climbers (28,146 ft.). Even the great de¬
nationals. Far to the north, in Finland, are the pression of Tsaidam Swamp is some 6,000 feet
Finns and Lapps (of Lapland). above sea level. The mountains run northeast¬
ward across eastern Siberia to the Gulf of Ana¬
dir and the Bering Strait (East Cape, Asia’s
ASIA easternmost point), eastward almost to the
Pacific coast, southward into the Indo-China
Asia is a vast continent, continuous with the Peninsula, and westward into the Plateau of
land masses of Europe and Africa (the latter Iran (Persia). They form the mountain fastness
only by the narrow Isthmus of Suez). The con¬ of Afghanistan, connected to India through fa¬
tinent extends from within the Arctic Circle in mous passes, such as the Khyber Pass. In a
the north to within a degree or so of the equator general east-and-west line through central Asia
at its southernmost tip in the Malay Peninsula. is a string of deserts, beginning with the great
The northern part is occupied by the Great Gobi, where there is a vast rainless district, and
Siberian Plain, a continuation of the Great Low¬ extending across Turkistan into Persia. Arabia,
land Plain of Europe, broken only by the Ural too, is characterized by many deserts. The
Mountains, which separate Asia from Europe. Plateau of Iran extends by way of the Armenian
In tbe northeast of Asia this plain rises to some and Kurdistan Highlands into the tableland that
low mountains, which extend southwestward to is called Asia Minor. The peninsula of Arabia
the great Mongolian Plateau and the Gobi Desert, is also a vast tableland.
all of the latter being at least 3,000 feet above
sea level. The northernmost part of the Great The Great Plain of China is a comparatively
Siberian Plain within the Arctic Circle is called small region about the lower courses of the
the tundra. Hwang Ho and the Yangtze-Kiang, facing on the
Yellow Sea. There are some lowlands in the
The Pacific coast of Asia is marked by many Indo-China Peninsula. The most extensive low¬
small and large islands. The chief chain com¬ lands of southern Asia are the plains of India,
prises the Japanese Empire. The Bering Strait just south of the Himalayas, broken by the
separates the northeasternmost point of Asia Plateau of Deccan, and various mountain ranges.
from North America (Alaska). The Kamchatka In northwestern India is another desert region.
 ASIA 19
The largest rivers of Asia are as follows: flow¬ Asiatic Races: Some sections of Asia, par¬
ing northward to the Arctic Ocean, the Ob, Yeni¬ ticularly in the Far East, are an almost hopeless
sei, and Lena; flowing eastward to the Pacific, the mixture of Mongoloid, Chinese, Tibetan, Arabian,
Amur, Hwang Ho, and Yangtze-Kiang; flowing European, and other races, when racially ana¬
southward, the Mekong or Cambodia, the Ganges, lyzed. The early Negrito survives in a small
Indus, and Euphrates. The largest lakes are degree, particularly in the Semangs of the Malay
Baikal, Balkhash (salt), Aral Sea (salt), and the Peninsula and in the Aetas of the Philippines.
two great inland seas, the Caspian and the The Dravidian is the oldest racial element of
Black. The Dead Sea in Palestine is exception¬ India. Today the Dravidian is confined to the
ally salty, and is also 1,300 feet below the level lower castes. Before the Dravidian, certain sav¬
of the Mediterranean. age races may be mentioned, especially the Sakai
India may be described in more detail since it of Malaysia, and similar stocks, notorious for
is of great interest to the world at present. On their use of the sumpitan (blow-gun) as a weapon.
the west and north are great mountain barriers, Besides the blow-gun, tattooing as a savage art
broken only by narrow passes, and on the east and the wooden drum are typical ancient tradi¬
are highlands or almost impenetrable jungles. tions of the races of southeastern Asia. Head¬
Along the valley of the Indus River is the Indus hunting, too, is still going on in the wilder parts
Plain, and along the valley of the Ganges River, of Burma, Assam, Formosa, and sonje other
which has a massive delta in the Sundarbans places.
tract and several mouths, is the Ganges Plain. The Malays of the Malay Peninsula and ad¬
The Deccan Plateau, bounded by the Malwa jacent regions are notorious for a peculiar racial
Plateau and Vindhya Mountains in the north, liability to homicidal mania called “running
and by the Eastern and Western Ghats, respec¬ amuck.” Something has already been said about
tively, dominates the central part of the Hindu¬ the relationship between Malays and Polynesians,
stan Peninsula. Between the Malwa Plateau and and other natives of the Malay Archipelago and
the Indus Plain is the Thar or Indian Desert. the Pacific Islands, or Oceania (see Islands).
The southwestern coast of India is called the
Malabar Coast, and the southeastern coast, the The Hindu is the native racial type in India.
Coromandel Coast. Along both coasts, and fur¬ In ancient times India was invaded by Aryans
ther north, are coastal plains. The southernmost from the northwest, and the result has been a
point is Cape Comorin. The Gulf of Mannar mingling jo some extent of Hindu, Aryan, and
and Palk Strait separate India from Ceylon, ex¬ ancient Dravidian. In more recent times, India
cept for a narrow chain of islands called Adam’s has been modified racially, religiously, and cul¬
Bridge. turally by the immigration of Europeans, Moham¬
Animal and Plant Life: The fauna and flora medans, and others. More strictly, the native
of Asia, because of the continent’s vast extent races of India, any member of which is usually
and because of the various types of climate, must called a Hindu, are varied and complex and have
necessarily vary markedly. The fauna and flora been variously modified in classification by new
of Java have been described (see Islands) as discoveries and theories. They have included
typical of the Malay Archipelago. The fauna and such classes as the Turko-Iranian, Scytho-Dra-
flora of Japan (see index) are also separately vidian, and Indo-Aryan.
described. The Chinese are the most numerous branch of
Typical animals of Asia are the following: the Mongolian race in Asia. The Japanese are
Gibbon, orang-utan, pangolin or scaly anteater, a combination of Mongoloid elements from Korea
Indian elephant, deer, tapir, rhinoceros, chevro- and from the south (possibly Polynesian), the
tain or mouse deer, sun bear or Malayan bear, two groups of invaders driving the Japanese
lemurs, squirrel-shrews, leopard or panther, aborigines, called Ainus, northward. The Tibe¬
tiger, lion, hyena, antelopes, conies, rock rab¬ tans are a distinct racial type, and they too are
bits, daman, asses, sheep, goats, camels (one¬ Mongolian, as are also the Mongols, and Manchus
humped, or dromedary, and two-humped, or bac- (of Manchuria). The Afghans of Afghanistan
trian), oxen, gazelle, cheetah, ibex, zebu, pea¬ are probably of mixed Semitic and Iranian (an¬
cock, argali (wild sheep), genet, buffaloes, yak, cient Persian) stock. There are, besides, the
horses, musk deer, lynx, ermine, sable, chamois, Turkoman (between the Caspian Sea and Aral
reindeer, glutton, monkeys, raccoon dog, moles, Sea), the Usbeg, the Yakut of northeastern
dugong, and dolphin. India is famous for its Siberia, the modern Turk of Turkey, and the
deadly cobra, with its arch enemy, the mongoose. Semitic Arab of Arabia.
Plant life corresponds in the north and cen¬ It has been possible, in this brief space, to
tral part of Asia rather closely to the similar give merely a suggestion of the great variety of
zones of Europe. In the north are birch, larch, racial types in Asia. Anything like a compre¬
and pine in the highlands, and alder, willow, hensive treatment would require many pages.
and poplar in the lowlands. The far north, of
course, is entirely tundra. The desert regions Political Divisions: The political divisions in¬
are naturally sparsely vegetated. The oak and clude the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics in
other plant life similar to eastern United States Asia; China; Japan, with Korea and Formosa;
grow extensively in central China. The plant French Indo-China; Siam; the Malay States;
life of the mountain plateaus is alpine ip char¬ India, with Burma, Baluchistan, and the native
acter. The tropical jungles contain a profusion states; Bhutan; Nepal; Afghanistan; Persia;
of trees, bushes, vines, etc., with many parasitic Arabia; Iraq; Palestine and Transjordania; Syria;
plants, such as orchids. Teak and sandalwood Turkey; and minor foreign possessions, such as
are typical trees of the tropics. The banyan tree the British possessions of Aden, the Bahre’n
is famous for its great size. Numerous species Islands, Ceylon, and Hong Kong; the Portuguese
of bamboo are prevalent. The tamarind and possessions of Nova Goa and Macao; the French
talipot (fan palm) are also common. possessions of Pondicherry and Mahe.
20 AFRICA

AN INSECT “SKYSCRAPER” TERMITE ANT-HILL IN CENTRAL AFRICA

These so called ant-hills are very common in tropical Africa and are built of mud by the “white ants” for their
home. The height frequently reaches 40 feet. Termites are not really ants, but insects of a totally different order.

AFRICA River, is the Kalahari Desert. Oases of the Sahara

are community centers which determine caravan
Africa is a large and to some extent, even routes and have clustered about them areas of
today, a “dark” continent. It is separated from native life.
Europe by the Mediterranean Sea on the north,
The great rivers of Africa are the Nile, famous
and is joined to Asia by the Isthmus of Suez
in both ancient and modern Egyptian history,
on the northeast (cut by the Suez Canal). It
the Niger, the Congo, the Orange, and the Zam¬
is separated from Arabia by the Red Sea. Africa,
besi. There are several large lakes in the west-
as a whole, is a vast plateau, the lower part
central part, notably Lake Victoria, Lake Tang¬
toward the north, where the Great or Sahara anyika, and Lake Nyasa. Victoria Falls in the
Desert stretches nearly across the continent’s Zambesi River, some 350 feet high, are famous
major breadth. There are low coastal plains, for their magnificence.
but they are comparatively narrow, and there is
almost no continental shelf, the ocean being very There are no great arms of the sea, except
deep even a short distance from the shore. South the Gulf of Guinea, in the angle of Africa’s west¬
of the Sahara is the extensive region called by ern bulge, and the Azanian Sea on the east
the general name of the Sudan. Here, in the coast. The Red Sea has been mentioned, be¬
central part of this region, is Africa’s belt of tween Africa and Arabia. Here also is the Gulf
greatest heat. Kilimanjaro Mountain, with Kibo of Aden, connected with the Red Sea by the
(19,450 ft.), its highest peak, together with other Strait of Bab-el-Mandeb. The Strait of Gibraltar,
high points, are all isolated mountains. Kili¬ to the northwest, separates Africa from Europe.
manjaro is the highest mountain in Africa. On the north coast, in the Mediterranean sea,
are the Gulfs of Qabes and Sidra. The Mozambique
There are, indeed, some mountain “ranges,” Channel separates southeastern Africa from the
particularly the Atlas Mountains of the Algerian large island of Madagascar.
Plateau in the northwest, the higher hills of the Other important but lesser islands are the
Plateau of Abyssinia, and the Drakenberg Moun¬ Madeira and Canary Islands off the northwest
tains of the southeast, near the coast. But there coast, Fernando Po, St. Thomas and Principe
are no outstanding mountain chains like the Alps Islands in the Gulf of Guinea, the Comoro Islands
of Europe, the Rockies and Andes of the Amer¬ near Madagascar, and Zanzibar off the east coast
icas, or the Himalayas of Asia. in the Azanian Sea. Far to the west, in the
The vast wastes of the Sahara are split up into Atlantic Ocean, is the island of St. Helena, and,
or are continuous with smaller deserts, not¬ to the northwest, Ascension Island.
ably the Nubian Desert in the east, the Libyan The grass country of southern Africa has com¬
Desert of Egypt, and the Gidi or Igidi Desert in paratively few trees and is called veld (popularly
the west. Far to the south, north of the Orange spelled “veldt”). The veld or grassy plains of
 AFRICA 21
Cape Colony are broken up by small ranges of course. Africa is the only home of the deadly
mountains between the Great Karroo (a high tsetse fly.
plateau) and the Orange River. This Cape Colony Africa has nearly 4,000 genera of flowering
veld is sometimes called the bush veld. The plants alone, which contain some 40,000 different
pasture lands of the Transvaal and Natal, to the species. Northern Africa, naturally, has plants
north, are sometimes distinguished by being closely resembling or like those of southern Eur¬
called the high veld. ope. The date palm is a typical northern tree;
Animal and Plant Life: The fauna and flora also numerous are the baobab, shea trees (source
of the Union of South Africa have been separately of shea butter), and fan palms. In Egypt and
described under the British Empire (see index). the Sudan are acacias which yield the finest gum
A general description of African animal and arabic. From African forests come ebony, ma¬
plant life is given here. hoganies, and other cabinet woods. The oil
Typical African animals are the following: palm yields palm oil. Beautiful orchids and
aard-vark (an ant-eating mammal), lemurs (in¬ strange, unique plants of one kind and another
cluding the aye-aye and galago), anthropoid apes are too numerous to be described here.
(including the orang-utan, gibbon, chimpanzee, African Races: From Africa came the original
and gorilla), lion, leopard or panther, hyena, Negroes, the African branch of the so-called
African elephant, hippopotamus, river hogs, one¬ Ethiopian race. Besides the Negroes proper may
humped camel or dromedary (introduced from be mentioned the Bantus, Pygmies (Central
Arabia), deer (found only north of the Sahara), African Negritos, smallest of existing human be¬
aard-wolf, addax (an antelope with twisted ings, between three and five feet in height), Hot¬
horns), Barbary ape, borele or black rhinoceros, tentots (of South Africa), and Bushmen (now
keitloa or two-horned rhinoceros, giraffe, zebra, chiefly in and about the Kalahari Desert). The
zebu, Cape buffalo, gazelles (including the mohr), Pygmies and Bushmen are also called Negrillos
gemsbok, oryx, baboons (including the mandrill), or Negritos. They are famous for their deadly
aoudad (a wild sheep), cheetah, fennec (a kind use of poisoned arrows. The Bantus include the
of fox), genet, antelopes (including the gnu, Kafirs, the most intelligent of African native
koodoo, and eland), monkeys, crocodiles, chame¬ races, and the Zulus.
leons, python, puff adder and monitor (a large Southern Africa is, of course, inhabited today
lizard). African birds are varied, including the by Europeans or people of European descent,
ostrich, largest living bird, and the famous secre¬ who have invaded the and. The Boers in par¬
tary bird. The dodo, once found in the little ticular should be mentioned. A Boer is a farmer
island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar, has been or colonist of South Africa who is of Dutch
extinct for 250 years. There are no bears in or Huguenot descent. Many Englishmen and
Africa. Insects are exceedingly numerous, of Germans are scattered through the country.

THE MIGHTIEST STONE EVER HEWN, BAALBEK, SYRIA

This stone is 71 feet in length, 14 feet wide, and 13 feet high, and it weighs over 3,000,000 lhs. It is in one solid
piece, and there are other stones nearly as large in the ruins of the Temple of the Sun at Baalbek, which can be seen in
the distance.
22 AUSTRALIA AND ARCTIC REGIONS
Northern Africa is inhabited by the descend¬ Mile Beaches. The Great Australian Bight bulges
ants of the Egyptians, Moors, and Arabs, and by slightly into the southern coast. Tasmania is
Englishmen, Frenchmen, Italians, and other Eu¬ separated from the mainland by Bass Strait.
ropeans. The Berbers are found west of Tripoli. The Great Victoria Desert occupies southwest¬
They belong to the Hamites, the principal native ern Australia, with the Great Sandy Desert in the
race of northern Africa (including also the northwest. These are semi-arid regions with
Tuaregs, Fulahs, and Tibus of the Sudan), which some vegetation. The lowland plains are in the
also includes the ancient Egyptians. The Arabs southeastern part, with low ranges along the
are, of course, from Arabia in Asia; they are southeast coast, culminating in the Australian
Semitic peoples, who have lived in Arabia and Alps.
adjacent lands since the dawn of history.
Tropical Africa is not favorable to settlement ARCTIC REGIONS
by white men, being extremely unhealthful for
them. Europeans live in tropical Africa, as a The Arctic Regions extend around the North
rule, only a few years at a time, particularly in Pole in all directions within the Arctic Circle.
low altitudes, serving in economic or political In general, the Arctic Regions include all of the
capacity in the colonies of their governments. earth’s area beyond the northern limit of trees.
Greenland, Spitsbergen, and the northern main¬
Political Divisions: Africa has only three in¬
lands of Siberia, Alaska, and Canada are usually
dependent countries throughout its vast extent,
included. Franz Josef Land, an Arctic archi¬
namely, Egypt (still to some extent under British
pelago, was renamed Fridtjof Nansen Land, after
influence), Abyssinia (or Ethiopia), and Liberia.
the Norwegian Arctic explorer, Fridtjof Nansen
Morocco is under French and Spanish control,
(who nearly reached the North Pole in 1895), by
mostly French. The port of Tangier has been
the Russian Association of Science in 1930. Also
internationalized. The British Empire controls
in 1930, during polar exploration still going on,
the Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope,
the body of August Andree, intrepid Swedish ex¬
Orange Free State, Natal, Transvaal, and the
plorer who flew north in a balloon in 1897, was
Southwest Africa Mandate), Basutoland, Swazi¬
found on one of the islands of Fridtjof Nansen
land, Bechuanaland Protectorate, Southern Rho¬
Land.
desia, Northern Rhodesia, British West Africa
(Nigeria, Cameroons Mandate under Nigeria, the The North Pole itself was the goal of scores of
Gold Coast, Ashanti, Northern Territories, British explorers during the 19th century. Polar explo¬
Togo, Sierra Leone, Gambia), British East Africa ration in general was furthered by the loss of the
(Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda, Nyasaland, Zanzi¬ famous Franklin expedition in 1847 (led by Sir
bar, Anglo-Egyptian Sudan), British Somaliland, John Franklin, Englishman, after whom the pro¬
Seychelles Islands, St. Helena, Mauritius, Ascen¬ visional Canadian territory of Franklin was
sion Island, Tristan de Cunha. French colonies named). A number of searching parties sent out
in Africa are Algeria, Morocco, Tunis or Tunisia, to look for Franklin succeeded in mapping much
French West Africa (Mauritania, Senegal, French of the Arctic shores and islands of the continents,
Guinea, French Sudan, Upper Volta, Ivory Coast, though they failed in their main object. Roald
Dahomey, French Togo, Territory of Niger), Amundsen, Norwegian, figured prominently in
French Equatorial Africa (Chad, Ubangi-Shari, Arctic exploration during the 20th century, until
Middle Congo, Gabun, and Cameroons Mandate), he was lost in 1928 when he was aiding in the
French Somaliland, Madagascar, and Reunion. search for the lost Italian party under Nobile.
Spanish colonies are Spanish Morocco, Ifni, Rio The North Pole was discovered by Robert E.
de Oro, and Spanish Guinea. Portuguese colonies Peary (1856-1920), an American, on April 6,
are Mozambique, Angola, Kabinda, Portuguese 1909. Prior claims of Dr. F. A. Cook were dis¬
Guinea, St. Thomas and Principe, and Cape allowed.
Verde Islands. Italian colonies are Libia (Tripo- Much of the region about the North Pole re¬
litania and Cyrenaica), Eritrea, and Italian Soma¬ mains unexplored, and there is a vast amount of
liland. The African territory of Belgium is scientific data still to be collected. Commander
Belgian Congo. Richard E. Byrd flew over the pole from Spits¬
bergen by airplane in 1926. He made the trip
AUSTRALIA and return in 16 hours. The dirigible Norge,
with Roald Amundsen and Umberto Nobile (Ital¬
The entire continent of Australia and the adja¬ ian), passed over the pole and reached Alaska
cent island of Tasmania are a part of the British from Spitsbergen, also in 1926. In 1928, General
Empire. They are known as the Commonwealth Nobile, in the dirigible Italia, flew over Fridtjof
of Australia and are described elsewhere (see in¬ Nansen Land (then called Franz Josef Land).
dex). The fauna and flora are also given. The The ship was wrecked on the return trip, but
political divisions are as follows: Central Aus¬ Nobile and some of his companions were res¬
tralia, New South Wales, Federal Capital Terri¬ cued after they had lived six weeks on the ice.
tory, North Australia, Queensland, South Aus¬
So far as is known, the only land about the
tralia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia,
North Pole is a few scattered islands. There is
British New Guinea and the New Guinea Mandate.
no continental land mass like that around the
Australia is surrounded by the Pacific and In¬ South Pole. Grant Land, the northern tip of
dian Oceans, separated from the Malay Archi¬ Greenland, Fridtjof Nansen Land, and the Spits¬
pelago to the north by the Timor and Arafura bergen Islands extend rather far north. At least
Seas, and from New Guinea by Torres Strait. two-thirds of the Arctic seas are covered all the
The chief coastal indention is the great Gulf of time with pack ice, which is mostly frozen sea
Carpentaria on the north, which is formed by water, ranging between six and fifteen feet in
Cape York Peninsula on the east and Arnhem thickness. Fresh water ice, chiefly from glaciers
Land on the west. There are two famous Ninety in Greenland, is present only in a small amount.
 Courtesy the Union Pacific

Sunset at North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, from Verandah of Grand Canyon Lodge

Courtesy .the Union Pacific

Note beautiful cloud effect in contrast with magnificent colored rock formations in foreground.
 THE JUNGFRAU.

Another of the notable peaks of the Alps. Often when the storm clouds envelop the mountain with their
darkness, relieved by the snows of its summit, the scene is one of. great grandeur.
 ONE OF THE TWO PECHABURI CAVE TEMPLES IN WESTERN SIAM, ASIA.

1 he whole of a limestone hill at Pechaburi, in Western Siam, is naturally hollowed out into caverns, which have
been converted into Buddhist shrines and adorned with quantities of images on every jutting crag and in every
recess. I he cave represented in the photograph is illuminated through an opening in the hillside. Others have
to be seen by torchlight.
 ANTARCTIC REGIONS 23
Marine life in the Arctic Ocean is varied, but member of the insect class are found in the cor¬
the population is sparse. There are several va¬ responding area of the Antarctic Regions. There
rieties, but few individuals. Salmon, cod, and are no trees whatever, and plants of any kind are
halibut frequent Arctic waters in large numbers, few. There are some whales, and whaling is still
however. Seals are fairly numerous, on the edges carried on in the Antarctic Regions.
of ice floes, especially since they are now under Also, while the Arctic Regions are centrally
international protection. Whales are far less nu¬ composed of ocean and pack ice, the Antarctic
merous than formerly. Most of these Arctic ani¬ Regions are a vast continent, with the South Pole
mals are outside or just on the fringe of the ice approximately in its center. This continent is
pack, but on the ice itself occasional polar bears known as Antarctica. Its area has been estimated
are seen. The narwhal is an Arctic cetacean. at about 5,000,000 square miles. It is therefore
Northern peoples include the Eskimos, who somewhat less than twice as large as Australia.
wander across eastern Siberia, Alaska, Canada, The nearest point of Antarctica to any other con¬
Labrador, and Greenland. In Europe the native tinent is across at least 600 miles of the roughest
Arctic people are the Lapps. Their chief activi¬ and windiest sea on earth! The climate is not
ties are fishing and herding reindeer. subject to the variability of that in the Arctic
The prospects seem good that the Arctic Re¬ Regions. It is rendered more severe, too, because
gions will one day soon become the air-cross¬ Antarctica is mostly a great plateau nearly 10,000
roads of the world, across which the major air¬ feet above sea level, and is permanently covered
plane routes between Europe and the Americas with ice over almost its entire area. Mt. Erebus
and Asia will be marked out. Way-stations will is a vast ice-covered mountain, some 13,000 feet
be established, and explorations will give us in height: Erebus is, at the same time, an active
modern knowledge of these regions. volcano.
The climate of the Arctic Region, though se¬ The ice sheet covering Antarctica is compar¬
vere, is not unbearable. The coldest known re¬ able to the ice sheets which covered the northern
gion is in Yakutsk, Siberia, where the tempera¬ land masses during the Ice Ages of geological his¬
ture has registered as low as 90° (Fahrenheit) tory. In spots it is rather thin, but it may reach
below zero. However, even this is exceptional, a thickness approaching 2,000 feet. Glaciers are
and Yakutsk has been inhabited for more than numerous. Floating masses of ice present a great
twenty-five years by Europeans. Nor is the Arctic barrier to approaching Antarctica by sea. The
an icy wilderness. There are over seven hundred most notable of these masses of ice are the Ross
species of flowering plants in Arctic lands. The Ice Barrier in Ross Sea, within the territory
ice pack is, of course, desolate for the most part, claimed by the British Empire.
but the ice pack does not comprise the entire Plant life is sparse and confined to mosses,
Arctic Regions. Arctic lands also reveal deposits lichens, algae, and similar forms. There are no
of oil, coal, iron, and copper. The reindeer is a land animals, generally speaking, but penguins,
profitable form of Arctic livestock, while the do¬ gulls, and petrels are found. The largest species
mestication of the musk ox (source of “beef” and of penguin, unbelievable though it seems, actually
“wool”) is quite possible. breeds on the edge of the Ross Ice Barrier in mid¬
winter. Whales are the only mammals. Some
ANTARCTIC REGIONS
seals are found. A small wingless insect lives on
The Antarctic Regions, as can be seen on a the land.
map and particularly on a globe, are compara¬ The political status of Antarctica is still unset¬
tively remote from the major continents of the tled and indefinite. Exploration is by no means
world. The Antarctic Circle was not crossed until complete and by far the greater part of the frozen
1773 by Captain James Cook. Many explorers continent is still “unknown.” The Falkland
followed, but knowledge of the Antarctic was un¬ Islands Dependency gathers most of the Weddell
certain until comparatively recent times. Names Quadrant within the British Empire. The Ross
famous in Antarctic exploration are Weddell, Quadrant is included within the British Empire
Ross, Shackleton, Scott, Amundsen, Wilkins, as the Ross Dependency. It is administered by
Mawson, and Byrd. These are only a few of New Zealand. So is also the edge of South Vic¬
those who have dared the frozen wastes of the toria Land facing King Edward VII Land across
great continent of Antarctica. the Ross Sea.
The South Pole was discovered in December, Admiral Byrd claimed a narrow sector of Ant¬
1911, by Roald Amundsen, just a month before arctica for the United States, including some of
Captain R. F. Scott reached the same goal. Scott’s the Rockefeller and Alexandra Mountains and
disappointment was great; and his misfortune part of Marie Byrd Land, between the Ross De¬
was to die on the return trip. pendency and the Falkland Islands Dependency.
The expedition of Admiral Byrd, which set out Byrd’s headquarters, Little America, was located
in 1928 and returned in 1930, is famous and in the Bay of Whales, on the Ross Ice Barrier,
highly honored in the United States, Byrd’s na¬ almost due east of Mt. Erebus.
tive land. Airplanes were extensively used to ex¬ The map of Antarctica must remain for some
plore Antartica. years to come in a vague state. The names and
The Antarctic Regions are divided arbitrarily extent of the topographical features are still too
into four quadrants, named the Enderby, Vic¬ indefinite for anything like a permanent record.
toria, Ross, and Weddell quadrants, respectively. The general outlines of the continent are known,
The Weddell quadrant is south of Cape Horn and and its mountainous character has been estab¬
the Ross quadrant is south of New Zealand. Al¬ lished. There is reason to believe that there are
though a million or so of human beings, extensive extensive coal deposits. The next few years of
tracts of timber, and a wide variety of plant and Antarctic exploration are likely to reveal many
animal life are found in the outer ring of the fascinating facts about this icy region. The eyes
Arctic Regions, not a single permanent human of the world are centered on it, for here is the
resident and not a land animal larger than a last great outpost of adventure.
24 CENTURY OF PROGRESS

AVENUE OF FLAGS
One of the most striking scenes at A Century trians, as shown, but wheel-chairs, jinrikishas,
ot Progress is the Avenue of Flags, which lends and motorbuses. This Avenue leads directly to
an air of pomp and gaiety to the Fair. Along this the entrance of one of the outstanding buildings
Avenue may be seen not only crowds of pedes- at the Fair, the Hall of Science.
 CENTURY OF PROGRESS 25

ELECTRICAL CENTER OF THE WORLD’S FAIR

Electricity’s wizardry is unfolded in this sickle¬ circular unit, shown on the right, houses exhibits
shaped group of buildings at A Century of portraying the generation, distribution and utili¬
Progress—Chicago’s international exposition—in zation of electricity. In the center are shown
1933. Embellished with hanging gardens, steel exhibits of telephone and telegraph communica¬
cypress trees, electric cascades and fountains, tion. On the extreme left is the unit devoted to
gilded pylons and paved terraces, this structure— the wonders of radio and television. White, red,
1,200 feet long by 300 feet wide—presents the last yellow, gold, blue and silver are the colors used
word in modern architectural phantasy. A semi¬ to decorate this extremely striking group.

THE ENCHANTED ISLAND

The “Enchanted Island”—five-acre wonderland dren’s Theater, a miniature railroad, performing
at A Century of Progress—Chicago’s 1933 World’s animals, a wading pool and other marvels. Ground
Fair, where parents may leave their children for the Enchanted Island was broken on Wednes¬
while attending other Exposition attractions. It day, August 31st.
has a Magic Mountain, a Tropical Garden, a Chil¬
26 CENTURY OF PROGRESS

THE TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT BUILDING

Larger than the dome of St. Peters or the Wash¬ port Dome is 125 feet high and 200 feet across,
ington capitol, this “sky-hung” dome of the Travel without a single arch, pillar, beam or other sup¬
and Transport Building strikes a new note in port to break its expanse. It is said to be the
architecture at Chicago’s 1933 Century of Prog¬ largest unobstructed area to be enclosed beneath
ress exposition. The roof is formed of metal plates a roof. Expansion joints permit the plates which
suspended by steel cables hung from a circle of form the roof to slide over each other, as changes
twelve steel towers and anchored by huge slabs in temperature, wind velocity, rain or snow load
of concrete. It is the first application on any cause differences of as much as six feet in the
significant scale to architecture of the principle circumference.
of the suspension bridge. The Travel and Trans¬

The occasion for this great Exposition is the and new products that make our lives more com¬
centennial of Chicago. By a coincidence of fate, fortable, healthful and safe.
the birth of Chicago and the beginning of man’s A Century of Progress International Exposition
greatest forward movement in all ages occurred tells by easy stages and in simple form the story
at practically the same time. In 1833 Chicago of scientific discoveries and inventions based on
consisted of a few rude cabins clustered around those discoveries, their application to industry
a tiny log fort. In 1933, a century after its birth, and the resultant transformation that has made
Chicago is a city of 3,500,000 inhabitants, within the world of today so different from the world
an over-night’s ride of 67 per cent of the popula¬ a century ago.
tion of the United States, with commerce, indus¬ Man himself set the stage for this great spec¬
try and trade totaling many billions of dollars tacle. Every foot of ground on which the Exposi¬
in value every year. tion stands was once fathoms under the surface
In the hundred years of Chicago’s existence, of Lake Michigan. Then engineers reclaimed hun¬
science has entered world industry and wrought dreds of acres of land and transformed them
amazing changes in everyday life. At the begin¬ into this vast garden spot within a few hundred
ning of this era, man groped blindly for those yards of the very heart of the city.
laws which would enable him to mould the forces Either at the gateway or within the grounds
of Nature to his use and comfort. Today the re¬ of Chicago’s 1933 World’s Fair stand more than
sults of that mastery of man over Nature are evi¬ $20,000,000 in permanent buildings—The Adler
dent in new means of transportation, in new Planetarium, “cathedral of the skies”; the Chi¬
methods of communication, new processes of cago Art Institute; the Field Museum of Natural
manufacturing, new weapons for fighting disease History, one of the world’s finest scientific insti-
 CENTURY OF PROGRESS 27

THE HALL OF STATES AND THE FEDERAL BUILDING

The Hall of States and the Federal Building of sunken garden with a triangular pool. Opening
Chicago’s 1933 World’s Fair — A Century of on this court are entrances to the various state
Progress International Exposition. The build¬ and territorial exhibits.
ings are erected in juxtaposition, to symbolize Across the base of the horseshoe extends the
the essential unity of the federal and state Federal Building, housing exhibits of the United
governments. States government. This building is 620 feet
The Hall of States which houses exhibits of long and 300 feet wide, with a rotunda seventy
the various states and territories, is a great feet in diameter and surmounted by a 75-foot
horseshoe shaped structure, two stories high, 500 dome, rising from its center. Arranged around
feet across at the base and with its two arms this dome are three 150-foot towers, triangular
500 feet long and 140 feet wide at the widest in section, representing the three branches of
point. government — administrative, legislative and
The open part of the horseshoe faces west and executive.
encloses a court, landscaped and containing a

tutions; the Shedd Aquarium, in which marine sidy from national, state or city government, and
life of every description is exhibited; and Soldier is in no wise dependent on government financial
Field, the majestic stadium in which gatherings help. It raised its funds through a $10,000,000
of 120,000 persons have looked down on great bond issue subscribed by private citizens. These
events. Only a short distance from the south funds, with millions of dollars more received
entrance is the great Museum of Science and In¬ from sales of exhibit space and concessions, have
dustry founded by Julius Rosenwald. formed the pre-fair income.
This site, which stretches southward from Enough buildings, exhibits and attractions are
Twelfth Place to Thirty-ninth Street along the in place inside the 9-foot sheet metal fence to
lake front and includes a spacious island, is un¬ provide visitors with a highly diverting experi¬
equaled for easy accessibility for visitors. ence. Months before the formal opening day,
A Century of Progress Exposition is privately June 1, 1933, many buildings approaching com¬
financed. It stands upon its own feet. For the pletion gave physical evidence of the well ad¬
first time in an enterprise of this kind, the tax¬ vanced state of the preparations. The Hall of
payer has been relieved of any burden. The Ex¬ Science, the Administration building, the Travel
position has neither asked nor received any sub¬ and Transport building, the Radio, Communica-
28 CENTURY OF PROGRESS

A REPLICA OF FORT DEARRORN

Blockhouses and soldiers’ barracks of the “third whose inhabitants were victims of the Dearborn
Fort Dearborn,” reappear on the shore of Lake Massacre in 1812, this quaint log-built stronghold
Michigan as part of A Century of Progress Expo¬ has already become a magnet for thousands of
sition—Chicago’s 1933 World’s Fair. Ruilt accord¬ visitors.
ing to the specifications for the original fort,

tions and Electrical buildings comprising the corporations in existence signed contracts for the
Electrical Group, the replica of old Fort Dear¬ purchase of millions of dollars’ worth of exhibit
born, the Lincoln Group and the Golden Pavilion space or for the erection of special buildings
of Jehol were completed months ahead of time. long before the opening date. Practically all the
The Agricultural Group, the General Motors Cor¬ states appropriated money for participation or
poration building, and the first three pavilions appointed official commissions, or both. Erection
of the General Exhibits Group are approaching of a Federal building and preparation of com¬
completion. Water supply systems, sewers, gas prehensive exhibits were authorized by Congress
mains and underground conduits for electrical on recommendation of the President. Official ac¬
transmission were rapidly laid. A number of ceptances to participate were received from a
other major structures including the Chrysler number of foreign nations early in 1932, and sev¬
Corporation building, the Court of States, the eral signed contracts and selected their sites at
Sears, Roebuck and Company building, the Illi¬ the same time.
nois Host building, the Firestone Tire and Rub¬ Imagine a fascinating encyclopedia come to
ber Company building, the American Radiator life and spread out for all to see. That is what
Company building, and exhibit houses in the the exhibits telling the story of man’s mastery
Home and Industrial Arts group were added over Nature are like. Science and industry play
during 1932. the principal roles, supported by many other en¬
Achievements not evident in steel or stone or grossing attractions.
wood but equally important to the success of such A new and unique method of exhibiting satis¬
an Exposition showed corresponding progress. fies this generation’s urge toward animation and
The advance financing of the Fair was com¬ motion. Instead of mere rows of finished prod¬
pletely assured. Several hundred of the greatest ucts or equipment, the exhibits present an eye-
 CENTURY OF PROGRESS 29

THE GOLDEN TEMPLE OF JEHOL

The Golden Temple of Jehol, celebrated Chinese in 28,000 pieces to Chicago and put together
Lama Temple, at A Century of Progress—Chi¬ like the parts of some huge Chinese puzzle. The
cago’s 1933 World’s Fair. This replica is the gift roof is of copper shingles covered with gold leaf.
to the Exposition of Vincent Bendix, millionaire The pillars are lacquered in red. Within are
industrialist, who commissioned Dr. Sven Hedin, images of Buddha and other Lama gods, incense
noted Swedish explorer, to bring to Chicago the burners, oil lamps, prayer wheels, pagodas,
finest existing example of Chinese Lama archi¬ temple bells, painted wall banners and the other
tecture. The Golden Pavilion, seat of worship of interesting paraphernalia of this fast vanishing
the Manchu emperors, was copied faithfully by form of worship.
North Chinese architects and artisans, shipped

catching panorama showing how products we milestones in the detection and cure and preven¬
use every day are actually made and assembled. tion of countless maladies are dramatized in the
The exhibits afford myriads of diverting con¬ exhibits of the Medical Sciences.
trasts depicting hundreds of things that are essen¬ The story of Agriculture’s development is inter¬
tial to our safety, comfort and health in our estingly set forth in exhibits different in char¬
homes, that increase the efficiency of our offices acter from the traditional methods of agricultural
and factories, make possible instant communica¬ shows. Farmer and city-dweller alike find some¬
tion anywhere on the earth and add to the speed thing diverting in these displays which will in¬
and convenience of travel by highway, rail, air clude exhibits of farm machinery and equipment,
or water. food products and informative data on crops,
The story of the scientific discoveries which their cultivation, food value and marketing.
have had such beneficial consequences to human¬ The adjustment of humanity to the changes
ity are depicted through an exhibits plan devel¬ brought about in living conditions through the
oped with the co-operation of the National Re¬ medium of science and industry are shown in
search Council. the Social Science exhibits. Child welfare, edu¬
The application of Physics, Chemistry, Mathe¬ cation, recreation, administration of criminal
matics, Biology and Geology by man to the benefit justice, the contributions of religion to human
of his fellow creatures, contribute thrilling chap¬ progress, economics and other significant move¬
ters to the story. ments are portrayed.
Man’s increasing mastery over disease, and
30 CENTURY OF PROGRESS

THE HALL OF SCIENCE

The Hall of Science of A Century of Progress. Hall of Science was dedicated on June 1. Exactly
This huge structure, 700 by 400 feet, is shaped like one year later the science exhibits will be offi¬
a U, and encloses on three sides a court capable cially started by the light of the Star Arcturus,
of accommodating 80,000 persons. At one corner focused by means of a telescope upon a photo¬
rises a 176-foot tower equipped with a carillon. electric cell. Arcturus is forty light years distant,
The building faces a beautiful lagoon, an island so that the impulse which starts the science ex¬
and Lake Michigan beyond. At night it has the hibits in 1933 left Arcturus in 1893, at the time
appearance of a brilliantly illuminated metal and of Chicago’s first World’s Fair.
glass creation, rising from colored terraces. The

THE LINCOLN GROUP OF BUILDINGS

The Lincoln Group of A Century of Progress— coln-Berry general store and Rutledge Tavern in
Chicago’s 1933 World’s Fair. This group includes New Salem, Ill.; the Wigwam or convention hall
replicas of the log cabin where Lincoln was born; in Chicago in which Lincoln was nominated for
the Indiana home of the Lincoln family; the Lin¬ the presidency.
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 INDEX
CITIES AND TOWNS OF THE UNITED STATES
LATEST POPULATION
ALABAMA Phenix City 14 R. .13,862 Bentonville 1 E.2,203 Warren 15 N.2,523 Lemoore 8 D.1,399 Sierra Madre 5 G. .3,550
(Pop. 2,646,248) Piedmont 7 0.3,668 Berryville 1 G.1,286 Washington 14 G. ...457 Lincoln 5 C.2,094 Signal Hill 6 M_2,932
Abbeville 19 Q.2,047 Prattville 14 K.2,331 Blytheville 3 W.... 10,098 West Helena 10 T. .4,489 Lindsay 8 E.3,878 Sonoma 5 B.980
Akron 12 E.793 Prichard 23 D.4,580 Booneville 7 F.2,099 Wynne 7 S.3,505 Livermore 3 1-6 B..3.119 Sonora 4 G.2,278
Alabama City 6 M..8,544 Red Bay 4 D.1,297 Brinkley 8 Q.3,046 Yellville 2 K.478 Lodi 3 G.6,788 South Gate 6 M... 19,632
Albertville 5 L.2,716 Roanoke 10 P.4,373 Camden 15 K.7,273 Lompoc 10 C.2,845 South Pasadena 6 M
Alexander City 12 0.4,519 Rockford 12 L.320 Charleston 7 F.851 CALIFORNIA Long Beach 6 M..142,032 .13,730
Aliceville 11 D.... 1,066 Russellville 4 E....3,146 Clarendon 10 Q....2.149 (Pop. 5,677,251) Los Angeles 6 M. South San Francisco
Altoona 6 L.1,098 Samson 21 M.1,656 Clarksville 5 H.3,031 Alameda 2 G.35,033 .1,238,048 2 G .6,193
Andalusia 20 L. ...5,154 Scottsboro 3 M.2,304 Clinton 5 L.690 Albany 3 G.8,593 Los Banos 7 C.1,875 Stockton 3 G.47,963
Anniston 8 N.22,345 Seale 15 Q.335 Coal Hill 6 G.1,169 Alhambra 6 M....29,472 Los Gatos 7 B.3,168 Suisun City 5 B-l IX. .905
Ashland 10 N.1,476 Selma 15 H.18,012 Conway 8 L.5,534 Alturas 4 B.2,338 Lynwood 6 M.7,323 Sunnyvale 6 B.3,094
Athens 2 H.4,238 Sheffield 2 E.6,221 Corning 1 T.1,550 Anaheim 6 M.10,995 Madera 4 H.4,665 Susanville 4 C.1,358
Atmore 22 F.3,035 Stookton 22 D.1,000 Cotter 2 L.1,064 Antioch 2 1.3,563 Manhattan Beach Sutter Creek 5 C... .1,013
Attalla 6 M.4,585 SuHigent 7 C.1,078 Cotton Plant 8 Q... 1,689 Arbuckle 4 B.1,538 5 F-ll E .1,891 Taft 9 D.3,442
Auburn 14 P.2,800 Sylacauga 10 M....4,115 Crossett 17 N.2,811 Arcadia 6 L.5,216 Manteca 6 B.1,614 Torrance 6 M.7,271
Pay Minette 23 E.. .1,545 Talladega 9 M.7,596 Danville 8 H.761 Areata 2 A.1,709 Maricopa 9 D.1,071 Tracy 6 C.3,829
Bessemer 9 J.20,721 Tarrant City 8 K.. .7 341 Dardanelie 7 I....1,832 Atherton 4 H.1,324 Mariposa 4 G.477 Tujunga 11 D-5 F.. .2,311
Bevelle 12 0.1.276 Thomasville 17 E... 1,504 DeQueen 13 D.2,938 Auburn 4 E.2,661 Markleeville 4 F.166 Tulare 5 J.6,207
Birmingham 9 K. .259,678 Townley 7 E.1,555 Dermott 15 Q.2,942 Avalon 12 E.1.900 Martinez 2 G.6,569 Turlock 6 C.4,276
Blocton 11 G.2,500 Troy 9 J.6,814 Des Arc 8 P.1,348 Azusa 5 G...4,808 Marysville 3 E.5,763 Tustin 6 G-ll E.926
Blue Mountain 8 N. 1,134 Tuscaloosa 10 F...20,659 Derails Bluff 9 P....672 Bakersfield 5 K... .26,015 Maywood 6 L.6,794 Ukiah 1 E.3,124
Boaz 5 M.1,691 Tuscumbia 2 E....4,533 De Witt 12 Q.1,853 Banning 11 F.2,752 Menlo Park 6A-3G.2.2&4 Upland 5 H-ll F...4,713
Brantley 19 M.1,053 Tuskegee 14 0.3,314 Dierks 13 E.1,544 Beaumont 11 F.1,332 Merced 4 G.7,066 Vacaville 5 B.1,556
Brewton 21 H.2,818 Union Springs 16 0.2,875 Dumas 14 P.1,699 Bell 6 M.7,884 Mill Valley 2 G_4,164 Vallejo 2 G.14,476
Bridgeport 1 N.2,124 Uniontown 14 F.... 1,424 Earle 7 T.2,062 Bellflower 6 M.6,710 Modesto 3 G.13,842 Venice 6 M.10,400
Brighton 9 J.1,708 Vernon 7 C.519 El Dorado 17 K... 16,421 Benica 2 H.2,913 Monrovia 6 M.10,890 Ventura 5 M.11,603
Brookside 8 U.466 Vincent 9 L.1,192 England 10 N.2,130 Berkeley 2 G.82,109 Montebello 5 F.5,498 Vernon 6 L.1,269
Brookwood 10 G.402 Wedowee 10 P.396 Eudora 18 Q.2,020 Beverly Hills 6 M.. 17,429 Monterey 3 II.9,141 Visalia 5 J.7,263
Brundidge 18 O. ...1,434 West Blockton 11 G. 1,070 Eureka Springs 1 G.2,276 Bishop 7 D.1,159 Monterey Park 6 M.6,406 Walnut Creek 2 H-G B
Butler 16 D.501 Wetumpka 14 M. ...2,357 Evening Shade 3 0...325 Blythe 12 1.1,020 Morgan Hill 7 B....908 .1,014
Camden 17 G.697 Whistler 23 C.3,435 Fayetteville 3 E....7,394 Brawley 8 N.10,439 Mountain View 6 B.3,308 Watsonville 2 H....8,344
Camp Hill 13 O_1,131 Winfield 7 E.1,254 Fordyce 14 L.3,206 Brea 6 G.2,435 Mount Shasta 1 C..1,009 Weaven ille 2 C.1,110
Carbon Hill 7 F....2,519 Tolande 10 G.1,010 Forrest City 8 S....4.594 Bridgeport 5 F.248 Napa 2 F.6,437 Whittier 6 M.14,822
Carrollton 10 C ....569 York 14 C.1,796 Fort Smith 6 D_31.429 Burbank 6 M.16,602 National City 13 F.7,301 Williams 4 B.851
Center 5 0.600 Glenwood 12 G.1,310 Burlingame 2 G... 13,270 Needles 10 1.3,144 Willits 4 B.1,424
Centerville. 12 H.791 ARIZONA Greenwood 7 D.591 Calexico 8 0.6,299 Nevada City 4 E....1,701 Willow Glen 7 A...4,167
Chapman 18 K.1,189 Gurdon 13 J.2,172 Calipatria 12 H.1,554 Newman 7 C.1,209 Willows 2 E.2,024
(Pop. 435,573)
Chatom 20 C.400 Hamburg 17 0.1,517 Calistoga 5 B.1,000 Newport Beach Winters 5 B.896
Ajo 11 E.2,000
Chickasaw 23 C... 1,000 Hampton 15 L.669 Carmel-By-The-Sea 6 G-ll E.2,203 Woodland 3 F.5,542
Ashfork 5 F..571
Chricton 24 D.1,210 Hardy 1 P.508 7 B .2,260 North Sacramento Yreka 2 B.2,126
Benson 12 K.925 Harrisburg 5 S.1,111
dtronelle 21 C....1,082 Bishee 13 L.8,023 Harrison 2 1.3,626 Chico 3 D.7,961 3 F .2.097 Yuba City 3 E.3,605
Clanton 12 K.1.847 Chino 11 E-5 H...3,118 Oakdale 6 C.2,112
Bowie 11 M.609 Heber Springs 6 N..1,401 Oakland 2 G.284,063
Clayton 17 P.1,717 Buckeye 9 E.1,077 Helena 10 T .8,316 Chula Vista 13 F_3,869
Columbiana 10 K.. 1,180 Claremont 5 H.2,719 Oceanside 12 F.3,508 COLORADO
Camp Verde 6 G.400 Hope 15 G.6,008 (Pop. 1,035,791)
Cordova 7 H.1,830 Clovis 7 D.1,316 Ojai 10 D.1,468
Casa Grande 10 G.. 1,351 Horatio 14 D.1,028 Ontario 6 M.13,583 Aguilar 16 Q.1,383
Cullman 5 J.2,786 Chandler 9 G.1,378 Hot Springs 10 J..20,238 Coa.linga 8 C.2,851
Dadeville 12 N.... 1,549 Colton 7 M.8,014 Orange 6 M.8,066 Akron 5 U.1,135
Clarkdale 6 G.2,435 Hoxie 3 R.1,448 Alamosa 16 M.5,107
Decatur 3 H.15,593 Clemeneeau 6 G.... 1,250 Huntsville 3 G.602 Colusa 2 E.2,116 Or land 4 B.1,195
Demopolis 14 E. ...4,037 Compton 6 M.12,516 Oroville 3 E.3,698 Antoni to 17 M.858
Clifton 9 M.2,305 Huttig 18 M.1,386 Arvada 6 P.1,276
Dora 8 H.1,143 Concord 2 H.1,125 Oxnard 5 M.6,285
Coolidge 10 H.150 Jasper 3 X.385 Pacific Grove 7 B..5.558 Aspen 9 K.705
Dothan 21 P.16,046 Cottonwood 6 G....1,621 Jonesboro 4 S....10,326 Corcoran 8 D.1,768
Double Springs 5 G..227 Corning 3 B.1,377 Palo Alto 2 G....13,652 Aurora 7 P.2,295
Douglas 13 L.9,828 Judsonia 7 O'.1,123 Berthoud 4 P.811
East Brewton 21 J..1.002 Duncan 10 N.1,092 Lake City 4 T.760 Corona 6 M.7,018 Pasadena 6 M.75,086
Elba 20 N.2,523 Coronado 7 0.5,425 Paso Robles 9 C...2,573 Berwind 17 Q.1,500
Flagstaff 5 G.3,891 Lake Village 16 Q.. 1,582 Eoulder 5 O.11,223
Enterprise 20 N....3.702 Florence 9 H.1,318 Leachville 3 U.1,157 Corte Madera 2 G.. 1,027 Patterson 6 C.905
Eufaula 17 Q.5,208 Covina 5 G.2,774 Petaluma 2 F.8,245 Breekenridge 8 M. ...436
Gila Bend 10 E.745 Lepanto 5 U.1,195 Brighton 6 Q.3,394
Eutaw 12 D.1,721 Crescent. City 1 B... 1,720 Piedmont 2 H.9,333
Gilbert 9 G.791 Levy 9 M.1,197 Pittsburg 2 G.9,610 Brush 5 T.2,312
Evergreen 20 J.2,007 Glendale 8 F'.3,665 Lewisville 17 G.... 1,061 Culver City 5 F.5,669
Fairfield 9 H_11,059 Daly City 2 G.7,838 Placentia 6 G.1.606 Buena Vista 10 M... .751
Globe 9 J.7,157 Little Rode 10 M..81.679 Burlington 8 X.1,280
Fairhope 25 E.1,549 Hayden 9 J.2,500 Lonoke 9 N.1,674 Davis 5 C.1,243 Plaeerville 4 F.2,322
Fayette 8 E.2,109 Delano 9 D.2,632 Pleasanton 3 1-6 B. 1,237 Canon City 12 O...5,938
Holbrook 6 K.1,115 McCrory 7 Q.924 Castle Rock 8 P.478
Five Points 12 P_1,010 Humboldt 6 F.1,000 McGehee 15 Q -3,488 Dinuba 8 D.2,968 Pomona 6 M.20,804
Florala 22 L.2,580 Dixon 5 B.1,000 Porterville 8 E.5,303 Center 15 L.1,011
Jerome 6 F.4,932 Magnolia 17 I ..j,. .3,008 Central City 6 O. ...572
Florence 2 E.11,729 Kingman 5 B.2,254 Malvern 11 K.5,115 Dorris 1 C.762 Quincy 4 D.1,110
Fort Deposit 17 K.. 1,092 Downieville 4 D.552 Red Bluff 2 D.3.517 Cheyenne Wells 10 X
Leupp 5 H.550 Manila 4 U.1,226
Fort Payne 4 N....3,375 Lowell 13 L.4,067 Marianna 9 S.4,314 Dunsmuir 2 C.2,610 Redding 3 C.4,188 .595
Frisco City 19 G-1,021 El Cajon 12 F.1,050 Redlands 7 M.14,177 Colorado Springs 10 Q
Mesa 9 G.3,711 Marked Tree 5 T....2,276
Gadsden 6 M.24,042 Metcalf 9 M.533 Marion 7 V.262 El Centro 8 0.8,434 Redondo Beach 6 M.9,347 33 937

Geneva 22 N .1,593 El Cerrito 2 G.3,870 Redwood City 2 G..8.962 Conejos 17 M.350

Miami 9 J.7,693 Marshall 3 K.638 Cortez 16 D.921
Georgiana 19 K.... 1,480 Morenci 9 M.5,114 Melbourne 3 N.380 El Monte 5 G.3,479 Reedley 8 D.2,589
Girard 14 R.5,110 El Segundo 5 E.3,o03 Rialto 11 F.1,642 Craig 4 G.1,418
Nogalea 13 J.6,006 Mena 10 D.3,118 Creede 14 J.384
Greensboro 13 F....1,795 Oatman 5 B.1,400 Monette 4 U.1,111 Elsinore 6 1.1,350 Richmond 3 G.20,093
Greenville 17 Iv... .3,985 Emeryville 2 G.2,336 Rio Vista 5 B.1,309 Crested Butte 10 J. .1,251
Patagonia 12 J.757 Monticello 15 O.3,076 Cripple Creek 11 O. .1,427
Grove Hill 18 E.491 Peoria 8 F.2,371 Morrilton 7 K.4,043 Escondido 12 F.3,421 Riverbank 6 C.803
Guin 7 D.1,099 Phoenix 9 F.48,118 Mountain Home 1 L. .585 Eureka 1 C.15,752 Riverside 7 M.29,696 Delagua 16 Q.1,021
Guntersville 4 E....2.826 Pima 10 L.980 Mountain View 4 M..458 Fairfield 3 F.1,131 Roseville 3 F.6,425 Del Norte 15 L. ...1,410
Haleyville 5 F.2,115 Pirtleville 13 L.2.386 Mount Ida 10 G.512 Fillmore J.0 D.2,893 Ross 5 A.1,355 Delta 10 F.2,938
Hamilton 5 D.695 Prescott 6 F.5,517 Murfreesboro 13 G...733 Fort Bragg 4 A.3,022 Sacramento 3 F...93,750 Denver 7 P.287,861
Hartford 21 0.1,419 Ray 9 J.4.272 Nashville 13 F.2,469 Fortuna 2 A.1,239 St. Helena 5 B.... 1,582 Durango 16 F.5,406
Hartselle 4 H.2,204 Safford 10 L.1,700 Newport 5 Q .4,547 Fowler 8 D.1,171 Salinas 3 H.10,263 Eads 11 W .518
Hayneville 16 K.390 Saint Johns 7 M... .1.275 Norphlet 17 K.1,063 Fresno 4 J.52,513 San Andreas 4 F..1,575 Eagle 7 K.341
Headland 20 P.1,811 San Simon 11 M.549 North Little Rock 9 M Fullerton 6 M.10,860 San Anselmo 2 F-6 B Eaton 3 Q.1,221
Heflin 8 P.1,231 Scottsdale 8 G.1,047 Gardena G M.6,331 .4,650 Edgewater 7 P.1,473
Homewood 9 H.6,103 . 19.418 Gilroy 7 B.3,502 San Bernardino 7 M Englewood 7 P....7.980
Seligman 5 E.566
Huntsville 2 K.... 11,554 Solomonsville 10 L. .1,283 Osceola 4 V.2,573
Ozark 6 F.1,564
Glendale 6 M.62,736 .37,481 Erie 6 P.930
Irondale 9 H.1,517 Somerton 10 A.891 Glendora 5 G.2,761 San Bruno 3 G_3,610 Fairplay 9 M.221
Jackson 19 B.1,828 Paragould 3 T.5,966 Grass Valley 4 C... .3,817 San Carlos 4 H. ...1,132 Florence 12 O.2,475
Sonora 9 J.3,500
Jacksonville 7 O....2.840 Springerville 7 M....750 Parkin 7 T.1.676 Gridley 4 C.1,941 San Diego 7 O...147,995 Fort Collins 3 O.. 11,489
Gustine 7 C.1,016
Jasper 7 G.5,313 Tempe 9 G.2,495 Paris 7 G.3,234 San Fernando 6 M. .7,567 Fort Lupton 5 Q... .1,578
Lafayette 12 P ....2,119 Thatcher 10 L.895 Perryvllle 8 K.341 Hanford 4 J.7,028 San Francisco 2 G Fort Morgan J S... .4,423
Lanett 12 Q.5,204 Iflggott 1 U.1,885 Hawthorne 0 M.6,596 .634,394 Fowler 13 S.968
Tolleson 9 F.910 Pine Bluff 12 N...20,760 Hayward 3 H-6 B..5,530
Leeds 9 H.2,529 Tombstone 12 IC.849 Pocahontas 2 R.... 1,896 San'Gabriel 6 M.. ,7',22i Fruita 9 D.1,053
Linden 15 D.982 Healdsburg 5 B.2,296 Sanger 8 D.2,967 Georgetown 7 N.303
Tucson 11 J.32,506 Hemet 11 F.2,235
Lineville 10 0.1,329 Wickenburg 8 E.734 Powhatan 3 R.110 San Jacinto 11 F...1.346 Glenwood Springs
Lipscomb 9 H.1,774 Prescott 14 H.3,033 Hermosa Beach 5 F.4,796 San Jose 3 G.57,651 7 F .1,825
Livingston 14 D....1,072 Wlllcox 11 L.806 Bison 13 N.876 Hillsborough .1,891
Williams 5 F.2,166 San Leandro 2 G.. 11,455 Golden 6 0.2,426
Lockhart 21 L.1,072 Hollister 3 IX.3,757
Luverne 18 L.......1,874 Winkelman 10 J....729 Rogers 1 F.3,554 San Luis Obispo 4 K Grand Junction 9 D
Winslow 5 J.3,917 Russellville 7 J....5,628 Holtville 13 H.1,758 .8,276 .10,247
Marion 13 G.2,141 Huntington Park 6 M
Mignon 9 M.2,407 Yuma 10 A.4,892 Salem 1 0.481 . 24,591
San Marino 5 F_3,730 Greeley 4 Q.12,203
Searcy 7 O’.3,387 San Mateo 2 G....13,444 Gunnison 11 J.1,415
Mobile 24 D.68,202 Sheridan 12 L ....1,590 Imperial 8 N.1,943 San Rafael 2 G.8,022 Haxton 3 W.1,027
Monroeville 20 G...1,355 ARKANSAS Siloam Springs 2 C.2,378 Independence 6 H....450 Santa Ana 6 M... .30,322 Holly 13 V.T...971
Montevallo 11 K....1,245 (Pop. 1,854,482) Smackover 17 K....2,544 Inglewood 6 M.... 19,480 Santa Barbara 4 L.33.G13 Holyoke 3 X.1,226
Montgomery 15 L..66,079 Arkadelphia 12 J..3.380 Springdale 2 E.2,763 Isleton 5 C.2,090 Santa Clara 2 H_6,302 Hot Sulphur Springs
Moulton 4 G.639 Arkansas City 15 Q. 1,432 Stamps 16 II.2,705 Jackson 4 F.2,005 Santa Cruz 2 H... 14,395 5 M .142
Mount Vernon 21 D. 1.000 Ashdown 15 E.1,607 Star City 13 0.932 King City 8 C.1,483 Santa Maria 4 L...7.057 Hugo 9 U.712
Northport 10 F....2.173 Atkins 7 J.1,364 Stephens 16 1.1,645 Kingsburg 8 D.1,322 Santa Monica 6 M.37,146 Idaho Springs 7 N.. 1.207
Oneonta 6 K.1,387 Augusta 6 Q.2,243 Stuttgart 11 P_4,927 Laguna Beach 7 D. .1,981 Santa Paula 5 M.,.7,452 Johnstown 5 P.767
Opelika 13 P.6,156 Bald Knob 7 P.1,273 Texarkana 16 E.. 10,764 La Habra 5 G.2,273 Santa Rosa 2 F_10.636 Julesburg 2 X.1,467
Opp 21 L.2,918 Batesville 4 0.4,484 Trumann 5 S.2,995 Lakeport 2 E.1,318 Sau Salito 2 G-6 B.3,667 Kiowa 8 Q.185
Oxford 8 N.1,206 Bearden 15 K.1,147 Van Buren 6 D.5,182 La Mesa 12 F.2,513 Seal Beach 6 F.1,156 Lafayette 5 P.1,842
Ozark 19 P.3,103 Beebe 8 0.1,108 Waldron 8 E.1,077 Larkspur 2 G.1,241 Sebastopol 5 B.1,762 La Junta 14 T.7,193
Pell City 9 L.835 Benton 10 L.3,445 Walnut Ridge 3 R.. .2,007 La Verne 5 G-ll E.2,860 Selma 8 D.3,047 Lake City 13 H.259

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Lamar 13 W.4.233 Moosup 6 P.3,765 New Castle 2 O.4,131 Plant City 12 M_6,800 Homerville 11 F.... 1.150 Malad City 14 M.,.2,535
Las Animas 13 V..2.515 Mystic 11 0.3.450 Newport 14 A.947 Pompano 18 R..., 2,614 Jackson 4 F.1,776 Meridian 11 D.1,004
Laveta 15 P.782 Naugatuck 3 G... 14,315 Seaford 6 0.2,468 Port Tampa City 13 K Jefferson 5 D.1,869 Montpelier 14 O...2,436
Leadville 9 L.3,771 New Britain 7 H. .6S.128 Snivrna 3 0.1.958 .1,242 Jesup 9 L. .2.303 Moscow 5 C. .4,476
Limon 8 T.1,100 New Canaan 15 C.. .2,372 Wilmington 1 O.. 106,597 Punta Gorda 16 M.. 1,833 Jonesboro 3 F.1,065 Mountain Home 12 E
Littleton 7 P.2,019 New Hartford 4 G.. 1,836 Quincy 3 D.3,788 La Fayette 1 B. ...2,811 .1.243
Longmont 5 P.6,029 New Haven 12 G. 162,655 DISTRICT OF River Junction 3 C..5,624 La Grange 6 A....20,131 Mullan 4 D.891
Louisville 5 0.1,681 Newington 7 J.4,569 COLUMBIA Riviera 10 L.811 Lakeland 6 M.1,006 Nampa 11 C.8,206
Loveland 4 P.5,506 New London 12 N.29,640 Washington 5 H..486,869 St, Andrew 22 H. ..1,312 Lavonia 3 E.1,511 Nezperce 6 D.444
Manassa 17 M.953 New Milford 9 C....4S2 St. Augustine 5 0.12,111 Lawrenceville 4 E..2,156 Orofino 6 D.1,078
Manitou 10 P.1,205 Niantio 12 N.1,520 St. Cloud 12 O.... 1.863 Lincolnton 5 F.916 Paris 14 0.825
Meeker 5 P .1,069 Noank 12 0.1,998 FLORIDA St. Petersburg 13 IC Lindale 1 D.3,106 Payette 10 C.2,618
Monte Vista 15 L. .2.610 Norfolk 2 E.1,293 (Pop. 1,468,211) . 40,425 Linwood 3 B.828 Pocatello 13 M. ...16,471
Montrose 11 P.3,566 North Canaan 2 D. .2,287 Alachua 3 P.865 Sanford 9 0.10,100 Louisville 8 G.1.650 Preston 14 N.3,381
Mount Harris 4 II... .802 North Grosvenor Dale Apalachicola 6 B-23 IC Sarasota 15 IC.8,398 Lumber City 9 F...1,043 R exburg 11 N.3,048
Oak Creek 5 J.1,211 8 E .2,465 .3,150 Sebring 14 N.2,912 Lumpkin 2 IC.1,103 Rigby 11 N.1,531
Ordway 13 T.1,139 North Haven 4 G...3,502 Apopka 6 H.1,134 South Jacksonville 4 N Lyons 3 J.1,445 Rupert 14 H. ......2,250
Ouray 13 G.707 North Stonington 8 G Arcadia 15 M.4,082 .5,597 McCaysville 3 B_1,969 St. Anthony 11 M. .2.778
Pagosa Springs 16 J..804 .1,135 Auburndale 7 H.... 1,849 South Miami 20 R.. 1,160 McDonough 4 F....1,068 St. Maries 4 C.... 1,996
Palisade 9 D.851 Norwalk 16 C.36,019 Avon Park 14 N_3,355 Starke 5 L.1,339 McRae 7 J.1,314 Salmon 9 H.1,371
Paonia 10 G.958 Norwich 8 N.23,021 Baldwin 2 G.749 Stuart 15 R.1.924 Macon 5 H.53,829 Sandpolnt 2 C.3,290
Pueblo 12 Q.50,096 Old Lyme 12 M_1,380 Bartow 13 M.5,269 Tallahassee 4 E..10,700 Madison 5 F.1,966 Shelley 12 L.1,447
Rico 15 E.447 Old Saybrook 12 L. .1,644 Belle Glade 10 K....926 Tampa 13 K.101,161 Manchester 3 G. ...3,745 Shoshone 13 G.1,211
Rifle 8 P.1,287 Orange 13 P.1,512 Blountstown 21 K.. 1,270 Tarpon Springs 12 J Marietta 3 E.7,638 Silver City 13 B.302
Rockvale 12 P.780 Oxford 11 E.1,141 Bonilay 20 H... . . .1,292 .3,414 Marshallville 8 C....931 Soda Springs 14 M...831
Rocky Ford 13 T_3.426 Plainfield 6 P.8.023 Bowling Green 8 G. 1,025 Tavares 10 N.1,090 Meigs 11 C.1,000 Spirit Lake 3 B_1,241
Saguache 13 L.1,010 Plainville 7 G.6,299 Boynton Beach 11 L Titusville 10 Q.2,089 Metter 8 J.1,424
Salida 11 M.5,065 Plantsville 8 G_1.880 .1,053 Trenton 6 J.706 MilledgeviUe 5 G...5,534 Twin Falls 13 H...8.787
San Luis 17 O.1,205 Plymouth 7 P.6,055 Bradenton 14 IC....5,986 Umatilla 5 H.907 Millen 9 H.2,527 Ucon 12 M.... .349
San Pablo 17 N.804 Pomfret 3 0.1,614 Bristol 4 C-21 IC.100 Vero Leach 14 R.,.2,268 Monroe 5 E.3,706 Ustick 12 C....
Silver Cliff 13 0.201 Poquonock 3 J.1,184 Bronson 7 IC.694 Warrington 21 C...2,010 Montezuma 4 J....2,284 Victor 12 N. .250
Silverton 14 G.1,301 Portland 8 J.4,054 Brooksville 10 L... 1,405 Wauchula 14 M....2,574 Monticello 5 F.1,593 Wallace 4 D..
Sopris 17 Q.1,005 Preston 8 N.3,928 Bunnell 7 0.671 West Palm Beach Moultrie 11 D.8,027 Wardner 4 C....
South Canon 12 P.. 1,471 Putnam 3 P.7,318 Bushnell 10 L.591 17 S .26,610 Nashville 6 M.1,672 Weiser 11 A. ... ...2,724
Springfield 16 N. ...1,393 Redding 13 C.1,587 Callahan 2 G.637 Wewahitchka 22 IC...5S4 Newnan 2 F.6,386 Wendell 14 F.. .725
Starkville 17 Q.1,005 Ridgefield 13 C.3,552 Campbellton 12 E....314 Wildwood 9 L.1,409 Ocilla 6 L.2,034
Steamboat Springs 4 K Rockville 4 L.7,432 Carrabelle 3 B.920 Winter Garden 10 N Pelham 4 M...2.762
Caryville 12 D.1,022 ILLINOIS
.1,198 Roekyhill 7 J.2,062 ,..2 023 Perry 5 J.1,398 (Pop. 7,630,654)
Sterling 3 TJ.7,195 Salisbury 2 C.2,497 Cedar Keys 5 E-1,066 Winter Ha’ven 12 N\7!l30 Porterdale 4 F.3,002 Abingdon 3 D.. ...2,771
Telluride 14 P.512 Sandy Hook 11 D...1,055 Center Hill 6 G.726 Winter Park 10 O.. .3,686 Quitman 5 N.4,149
Chattahoochee 3 C..3.805 Addison 5 B.... .916
Trinidad 17 R.11,732 Saybrook 13 L.2,372 Reynolds 8 C.880 Albion 5 J. ...1,666
Victor 11 P.1,291 Seymour 12 F.6,775 Chipley 20 H.1,878 Richland 9 B.1,577 Aledo 2 C. ...2,203
Clearwater 13 J.,,.7,607 GEORGIA
Walden 3 L.284 Sharon 4 C.1,705 (Pop. 2,908,506) Rochelle 9 D.1,053 Algonquin 5 A.. .866
Shelton 13 P.10,113 Clermont 6 H.1,086
Walsen 15 P.844
Cocoa 11 P.2,164 Abbeville 5 IC.1.121 Rockmart 1 D.3,264 Altamont 5 H.. ...1,225
Walsenburg 15 Q.,.5,503 Simsbury 3 H.3,624 Adel 5 M.1,796 Rome 7 D.21,843 Alton 4 K.
Somers 2 L.1,910 Coral Gables 21 R..5,697
West Portal 6 N... .1.005
Crescent City 4 H....955 Albany 4 L.14,489 Rossville 1 B.3,230 Amboy 4 B. ...1,972
Wheat Ridge 7 P.,2,004 Somerville 2 L.1,045 Alma 8 L.1,235 Roswell 4 C.1,432 Anna 4 L. ...3,436
Southbury 10 E.1.125 Crestvlew 20 E.930
Windsor 4 P.1,852
Cross City 7 II.1,071 Americus 3 IC.8,754 Boyston 3 E.1,447 Antioch 5 A....
Wray 5 X.1,785 South Coventry 5 M. 1,500 Arlington 2 L.1,230 Sandersville 7 G_3,011 Areola 5 G. ...1,686
South Glastonbury Crystal River 5 F....869
Yuma 5 W.1,360
Dade City 11 L.1,811 Ashburn 5 L.2,073 Savannah 11 J....85,024 Arlington Heights 5 A
7 IC .1,248
Dania 12 L.1,674 Athens 5 E.18,100 Shellman 10 B.1,117
CONNECTICUT Southington 7 G...5.125
Daytona Beach 8 P Atlanta 3 E.270,336 Silvertown 3 G.2,171 Arthur 5 G.... ...1,361
(Pop. 1,606,903) South Manchester 5 K
.16,598 Augusta 9 P.59,659 Smyrna 4 B.1,178 Ashland 3 F... ...1,007
Ansonia 13 F. .19,898 ..J5.490 Bainbridge 2 N.6,141 Sooial Circle 5 D...1,766 Ashton 4 B. ....868
South Norwalk 16 C Deerfield 18 R.1,483 Bamesville 4 G....3,236 Soperton 7 J.1,081 Assumption 4 G. ...1,554
Avon 5 H. ..1.731 De Funiak Springs
Baltic 7 N. ..2,297 .15,490 Baxley 8 K.2,122 Sparta 6 F.1,613 Astoria 3 F.... ...1,189
Southport 16 D.... 1,482 20 G .2,636 Bibb City 8 A.1,707 Statesboro 9 J.3,996 Athens 3 F. ...1,019
Bantam 2 F. ....545 De Land, 8 0.5.246
Beacon Falls 11 F..1,689 South Windsor 4 IC.2,535 Blackshear 8 L,*.,.1,817 Stone Mountain 5 C. 1,335 Atlanta 4 E.... ...1.169
Delray Beach 17 R.2,333
Berlin 7 J. . .4,869 Stafford 2- M.5.945 Blakely 2 L.2.106 Swainsboro 8 H...,2,442 Auburn 3 G. ...2,242
Dunedin 7 E.1,435
Bethel 12 C. ..3,871 Stafford Springs 2 M Blue Ridge 3 B.1,190 Sylvania 10 H.1,781 Augusta 2 E....
Bloomfield 4 J.... ..3,225 .3,492 Dunnellon 5 P.1,194 Boston 12 D.1.243 Sylvester 4 L_,^.,1,984 Aurora 5 B. ..46.589
Branford 13 H... ..2,365 Stamford 17 B....46,346 Eau Gallie 7 K.871 Bowdon 5 A.1,024 Talbotton 3 H.1.064 Avon 3 E. ....799
Bridgeport 15 E.. 146,716 Sterling 6 P.1,231 Eustis 9 M.2,835 Bremen 5 A.1,030 Tallapoosa 1 E.... 2,417 Barrington 5 A..
Bristol 7 G. Stonington 12 P. ...2,006 Femandina 3 N....3.023 Brunswick 10 M..14,022 Tennille 7 F.1,666 Barry 2 G. ...1,506
Brookfield 10 C.. ....919 Stratford 15 P... 17,588 Port Lauderdale 19 R Buena Vista 3 J....1,097 Thomaston 3 G..!..4,992 Bartonville 4 E. ...1,886
Suffield 2 J.4,342 .8,666
Brooklyn 5 O. ..2,248 Buford 4 C.3,357 Thomasville 4 N...11,733 Batavia 5 B... . .. .5,045
Burlington 5 G.. ..1.082 Taftville 8 0.1,938 Fort Meade 8 G.... 1,981 Butler 4 H.857 Thomson 7 F.1,914 Beardstown 3 F. ...6,344
Burnside 3 J. ..2,060 Tariffville 3 H_1,135 Fort Myers 17 M...9,082 Cairo 3 N.3,169 Tifton 5 L.7. ..3,390 Beckmeyer 4 I.. «...850
Canton 4 G. ..2,390 Terryville 7 F.4,925 Fort Pierce 14 R...4.802 Calhoun 2 C.2,371 Toccoa 6 C.4,602 Belleville 5 L... ..28,425
Cheshire 10 G.... . .3,262 Thomaston 7 P.4,173 Gainesville 6 L. ..10.465 Camilla 4 M.2,025 Trion 3 A.3,289 Belvidere 7 A... ...8,123
Chester 11 L. ..1,429 Thompson 2 P.4,997 Graceville 12 E....1,012 Canton 3 D.2,892 Unadilla 8 D.1,203 Bellwood 6 B... ...4.991
Clinton 13 IC.... ..1.574 Thompsonvllle 1 IC.11,580 Green Cove Springs Carrollton 1 F.5,052 Union Point 5 E... .1,627 Bement 5 F. ...1,517
Colchester 8 M.. ....937 Tolland 3 L.1,063 5 N .1.719 Cartersville 2 D.... 5,250 Valdosta 6 N.13,482 Benld 3 II. ...2,980
Collinsville 4 G. . . .1,925 Torrington 5 F....26,040 Gulfport 8 E.851 Cedartown 1 D....8.124 Vidalia 8 J.3,585 Bensenville 6 B. . .1,680
Cromwell 8 J.... ..2,815 Trumbull 13 E.3,619 Hain.es City 12 M. .3,037 Chamblee 4 C. 893 Vienna 4 J.1,832 Benton 7 M.
Danbury 12 C... .22,261 Uncasville 11 N_1.600 Hallandale 19 R_1.012 Claxton 9 J....1,584 Villa Rica 5 B.1.304 Berwyn 9 B.47,027
Danielson 4 P.... ..4.210 Union City 9 F.2,495 Havana 3 D.1,169 Cochran 5 J.2,267 Wadley 7 G.1,055 Blandinsville 2 E.... 952
Darien 16 C. ..6,926 Unionville 5 G.2,725 Hialeah 20 R.2,600 College Park 3 E..6.604 Warrenton 7 F.1,289 Bloomington 7 F..30,930
Deep River 11 L. ..2,332 Vernon 4 L.8,690 Highsprings 3 F....1,864 Columbus 2 H....43,131 Washington 7 E....3.158 Blue Island 9 B. ..16,534
Derby 12 P. . 10.78S Versailles 8 0.1,090 Hollyhill 7 0.1,146 Comer 4 E.900 Waycross 8 M.15,510 Blue Mound 4 G....817
Durham 10 J.... . .1,044 Wallingford 10 H. .11,170 Hollywood 19 S....2,869 Commerce 3 D.3,002 Waynesboro 8 G....3,922 Bluffs 2 G. .953
East Granby 3 J. .. .1,003 Warehouse Point 3 K Homestead 22 R....2,319 Conyers 4 E.1,495 West Point 1 G.2,146 Bradford 4 C. .951
East Hampton 8 K. .2,612 ...1,940 Inverness 9 L.1.215 Cox-dele 4 IC.6,880 Willacoochee 11 E.. 1,006 Bradley 6 D... .3,048
East Hartford 5 J. .16,415 Washington 8 D.... 1,748 Jacksonville 4 N.. 129.549 Winder 5 E.3,283 Braidwood 5 C. .1,161
Cornelia 3 D.1,542 Wreng 6 G.1,085
East Killingly 4 O.. 1.370 Washington Depot 8 D Jasper 3 J.1,748 Covington 4 F.3,203 Breese 4 I. .1,957
East Lyme 12 N...2,575 .1,150 Kathleen 12 L.2,503 Wrightsville 7 H.... 1,741 Bridgeport 6 I. .2,315
Cx-awfordsville 5 F...840
East Windsor Hill Waterbury 9 F....99,902 Key West 25 M. ...12.831 Cuthbert 2 IC_....3,235 Broadview 6 B. .2,334
a tt 9 597 Waterford 12 N_4,732 Kissimmee 11 N...3.163 Dahlonega 3 C.905 IDAHO Brookfield 9 B.... 10,035
Ellington 3 E! UN 12*2.52 Watertown 8 P.8,170 La Belle 17 N.397 Dallas 2 E.1.412 (Pop. 445,032) Brooklyn 2 F. .2,063
Elmwood 6 J.3,900 Waterville 8 P.1,350 Lake Butler 5 K.886 Dalton 2 B.8,160 Alameda 13 L.1,885 Brookport 5 L. .1,336
Enfield 2 K.13,403 Westbrook 13 L_1,037 Lake City 4 K.4,416 Danlelsville 6 D.296 American Falls 14 IC Buckner 4 IC.1,409
ESaex 12 L.2.777 West Hartford 5 J. 24,036 Lakeland 12 M....18,554 Darien 11 J.937 .1,280 Buda 4 Q. .794
Fairfield 15 D.... 17,184 Westport 16 D.5,114 Lake Wales 13 N...3,401 Dawson 3 K.3,827 Arco 12 J .572 Bunker Hill 3 H. .947
Wethersfield 6 .1_7,507 Lake Worth 17 S...5,940 Burnham 9 C.... .994
Farmington 6 H....1,131 Dawsonville 4 C.203 Ashton 11 N.1,003
Forestville 7 G.2,730 Willimantio 6 N...12,102 Largo 13 J.1,429 Decatur 5 C.13,276 Blackfoot 13 L.3,199 Bushnell 3 E.......2,850
Glastonbury 6 K-5,777 Willington 3 M.1,213 Leesburg 9 M.4,113 Donalsonville 11 B.. 1,183 Boise 12 C.21,544 Byron 4 A.915
Wilson 5 J.1,355 Live Oak 4 J.2,734 Douglas 10 F.4,206 Bonners Ferry 2 C.. 1,418 Cairo 7 P.13,532
Granby 2 II.1,386 Wilton 15 C.2,133
Greenwich 17 A....5,981 Macc Lenny 4 L.519 Douglasville 5 B...2,316 Buhl 14 F.1,883 Calumet City 9 B..12,298
Windham 6 N.13,743 Madispn 3 G.2,189 Calumet Park 6 B.. 1,429
Groton 11 0.4.122 Windsor 4 J.5,302 Dublin 7 H.6,681 Burke 4 D.878
Guilford 13 .T.1.880 Manatee 14 L.3,219 Eastman 6 J.3,022 Burley 14 H.3,826 Cambria 4 IC.815
Haddam 10 IC.1,754 Windsor Locks 3 J..4.072 Marianna 20 IC.3,372 East Point 3 E....9,512 Caldwell 12 B.4,974 Cambridge 3 C.1,355
Winsted 3 P.7,883 Mayo 5 II.555 Camp Point 2 F_1,000
Hartford 5 .1.164,072
Woodbury 9 E.1,742 Batonton 5 E.1,876 Cascade 10 C.726
Hazardville 2 K-1,260 Melbourne 12 Q_2,677 Edison 10 £•.1,321 Challis 10 G.418 Canton 5 F.11,718
Woodmont 8 N.531 Carbondale 4 K_7,528
Higganum 9 K.1,274 Miami 21 R .110,637 Elberton 7 D.4,650 Coeur D’Alene 4 B. .8,297
Jewett City 7 O.4,436 Woostock 2 0.1,709 Miami Beach 21 S..6.494 Fairburn 3 F.1,372 Council 9 D.355 Carlinville 5 J. .4,144
Kensington 7 H.... 1,655 Milton 20 D.1,466 Fitzgerald 6 IC.6,412 Driggs 12 N.719 Carlyle 4 I.... . 2,078
Kent 6 C...1,051 DELAWARE Monticello 3 F....1,901 F'orsyth 4 G.2,277 Dubois 11 L.312 Carmi 5 J. .2,932
Killingly 4 P.8,849 (*Pop. 238,380) Moore Haven 16 O.... 612 Ft. Benning 2 J....5.000 Elk River 7 E.862 Carpentersville 5 A
Lakeville 2 C.2,110 Bellefonte 14 A.761 Mount Dora 9 N...1,613 Ft. Gaines 1 L.... 1,272 Elmmett 11 B.2,763 .1,459
Lebanon 7 N.1,433 Bridgeville 14 G.987 Mt. Pleasant 3 D...1,175 Ft. Valley 4 H.4,560. Fairfield 12 F.306 Carriers Mills 5 IC..2,140
Ledyard 10 0.1,143 Claymont 1 P.1,505 Mulberry 13 M.2,029 Gainesville 4 D.8,624 Filer 14 F.1,011 Carrollton 3 H .2.075
Litchfield 6 E.1,075 Clayton 14 D.824 New Smyrna 8 P...4.149 Glennville 9 II.1,503 Glenns Ferry 13 E.. 1,414 Cartei-ville 4 K. .2,866
Madison 12 ,T.1,880 Delmar 14 H.838 Ocala 8 L.7,281 Gordon 7 E.1.199 Gooding 13 F.1,592 Carthage 2 E.. .2,240
Manchester 4 K_21,950 Delaware City 2 P.. 1,005 Okeechobee 15 P... 1,795 Grantville 6 B.1.346 Grace 14 M.626 Casey 5 II. .2,200
Catlin 6 F. ...813
Mansfield 4 M.3,018 Dover 4 0.4,800 Orlando 10 N.27,330 Greensboro 6 F.2,125 Grangeville 7 C....1,360
Marble Hale 7 D..3.490 Elsmere 1 0.1,323 Ormond 7 0.1,517 Griffin 3 F.10.321 Hailey 12 G....973 Central City 4 I..1,148
Meriden 9 H.38.4S1 Georgetown 6 P. ...1,763 Oviedo 10 0.1,042 Hahira 12 E.941 Idaho City 11 D....187 Centralia 7 L.12,583
Middlebury 9 F.... 1,441 Harrington 5 O....1,812 Pahokee 16 Q.2,256 Hampton 6 C.1,002 Idaho Falls 12 L. .9.429 Cerro Gordo 5 F.965
Middlefield 9 J ....1.204 Laurel 6 0 . 2,277 Palatka 7 N.6,500 Hapeville 3 E.4,224 Jerome 14 F.1,976 Champaign 8 G....20,348
Middletown 8 J...24,554 Lewes 5 Q..,1,923 Palm Beach 16 R... 1.707 Hartwell 7 D.2,048 Juliaetta 6 B.274 Chandlerville 3 F... 824
Milford 14 P.12,500 Middletown 3 O_1,247 Palmetto 14 K.3,043 Hawkinsville 5 J...2.4S4 Kellogg 4 D.4,124 Charleston 8 II.8,012
Monroe 13 E.1.221 Milford 5 P.3,719 Panama City 22 H.5,402 Hazlehurst 4 K.1,378 Kimberly 14 II.648 Chatham 3 G.883
Montville 7 G.1.600 Milton 5 P.1,130 Pensacola 21 D_31,579 Helena 9 F.963 Lewiston 6 C.9,403 Chatsworth 5 D.981
Moodus 9 L.1,430 Newark 2 0.3,899 Perry 5 G.2,744 Hogansville 2 G....2,355 Me Call 9 D.651 Chenoa 5 D.1,325
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Chester 3 K.3,922 Keithsburg 2 D_1,081 Peru 4 C.9,121 Wyoming 3 D.1,408 4 H.. ..1,292 Davenport 6 N.60,751
Chicago 9 B....3,376,438 Kenilworth 6 A....2,501 Petersburg 3 F.2,319 Zeigler 4 K.3,816 5 E.. ..2,331 Decorah 1 K.4,581
Chicago Heights 9 B Kewanee 4 C.17,093 Phoenix 9 C.3,033 Zion 6 A.5,991 9 F.. . .1,859 Denison 5 C.3.905
..22,321 Kincaid 4 G.1.583 Pinckneyville 4 J...3,046 6 J. . ..1,910 Des Moines 6 F. .142,559
Chillicothe 4 D.. ..1,978 Knoxville 4 E.1.867 Pittsfield 2 G.2,356 INDIANA D. ..1,006 Dewitt 5 L.2,041
Chrisman 6 F.1,092 Laeon 4 D.1,548 Plainfield 5 C.1,428 (Pop. 3,238,503) i 2 O.. ..5,035 Dubuque 4 M.41,679
Christopher 4 K....4.244 Ladd 4 C....1,318 Plano 5 B.1,785 Akron 6 C.932 Muncie 9 G 3. .46,548 Dunlap 5 B.1,522
Cicero 9 B.66,602 La Grange 9 B.... 10,103 Polo 4 B.^1,871 Albany 8 E.1,413 Nappanee 7’ B.... ..2,957 Dyersville 4 K.2,046
Clarendon Hills 5 B..933 La Grange Park 9B.2,939 Pontiac 8 E.8,272 Albion 8 B.1.108 Nashville 6i K...
K ....369 Eagle Grove 3 F_4,071
Clayton 2 F.965 La Harpe 2 E.1,175 Posen 9 C.1,329 Alexandria 7 E.4,408 New Albany y 77 N..25,819 Eldon 8 1.1,788
Clinton 7 G.5,920 Lake Bluff 6 A.1,452 Princeton 6 C.4,762 Angola 10 A.2,665 Newburg 4 D D.... ..1.262 Eldora 4 H.3,200
Coal City 5 C.1,637 Lake Forest 6 A....6,554 Princeville 3 D.994 Argos 6 B.1,211 Newcastle 91 H H.... .14,027 Elkader 3 L.1,382
Cobden 4 K.1,036 Lanark 3 A.1,208 Prophetstown 3 B.. .1,353 Attica 3 E.3,700 Newport 3 H H.... ....777 Estherville 1 D.4.940
Colchester 2 E.1,342 Lansing 6 C.3,378 Quincy 2 G.39,241 Auburn 9 C.5,088 Noblesville 7 <G... ..4.811 Fairfield 8 K.6,619
Collinsville 3 1.9,235 La Salle 7 D.13,149 Rantoul 5 E.1,555 Aurora 9 1.4,386 North Judson 5 C. .1,348 Farmington 8 J....1,012
Colp 4 K.1,250 Lawrenceville 10 K Redbud 3 J.1,208 Batesville 8 H.2,838 North Manchester Fayette 3 1.1,083
Columbia 3 J.1,791 .6,303 Ridgway 5 K.930 Bedford 5 L.13,208 Fonda 4 D.1,027
8 D .2.765 Forest City 2 F....2,016
Coulterville 4 J_.... 1,337 Lebanon 3 1.1,828 Riverdale 9 C.2,504 North Vernon 8 L..2.989
Beech Grove 6 G...3.552 Fort Dodge 4 E...21.895
Crete 6 C.1,429 Lemont 5 B.2,582 River Forest 6 B...8,829 Berne 8 D.1,883 Oakland City 4 N..2.842
Lena 3 A.1,145 River Grove 8B....2,741 Fort Madison 9 L. .13,779
Crotty 7 D.1,185 Bicknell 3 J.5,212 Oolitic 6 L.1,210 Gamer 2 F.1,241
Crystal Lake 5 A...3,732 Leroy 5 E.1,595 Riverside 6 B.6,770 Orleans 0 M.1,422
Bloomfield 5 K.2,298 Glen wood 8 B.4,269
Cuba 3 A.1,479 Lewistown 3 E.2,249 Riverton 4 F.1,582 Osgood 9 K.1,173
Bloomington 6 K.. 18,227 Gowrie 4 E........ .1,059
Dallas City 2 E.1,114 Lexington 5 E.1,292 Roanoke 4 D.1,088 Bluffton 9 E.5,074 Owensville 3 N.1,056 Grand Junction 5 E.1,025
Danville 10 G.36,765 Libertyville 6 A....3,791 Robinson 6 H.3,668 Boonville 3 0.4,208 Faoli 6 M.2,016 Greene 3 H.1.268
Decatur 2 H.57,510 Lincoln 6 G.12,855 Rochelle 4 B.3,785 Bourbon 6 B.1,193 Pendleton 8 H.1,538 Greenfield 7 E.1,837
Deerfield 6 A.1.852 Litchfield 4 H.6,612 Rockdale 5 C.1,701 Brazil 4 J.8,744 Peru 7 E.12,730 Grinnell 6 H.4,949
De Kalb 5 B.8,545 Livingston 3 H.1,447 Rock Falls 4 B.3,893 Bremen 6 B.2,105 Petersburg 3 M.2,609 Griswold 7 C.1,139
Delavan 4 E.1,084 Lockport 5 C.3,383 Rockford 7 A.85,864 Brookville 10 J....2,148 Plainfield 6 H.1,617 Grundy Center 4 H. 1,793
De Pue 4 C.2,200 Lombard 5 B.6,197 Rock Island 3 C...37,953 Brownsburg 5 F....1,042 Plymouth 6 C.5,290 Guthrie Center 6 D. 1,813
Des Plaines 6 B..8,798 Louisville 8 K.803 Rockton 4 A.1,077 Brownstown 7 L_1,758 Portland 10 F.5,276 Guttenburg 3 K.1,918
Divernon 4 G.1,170 Lovington 5 G.1,121 Roodhouse 3 G.2,621 Butler 9 B.1,643 Princeton 3 N.7,505 Hamburg 8 B.2,103
Dixmoore 9 C.944 Lyons 6 B.4,787 Roseville 2 D.975 Cambridge City Rensselaer 4 D.2,798 Hampton 3 G.3,473
Dixon 6 C.9,908 McHenry 5 A.1,354 Rosiclare 5 L..1,794 Richmond 10 H...32,493 Harlan 6 C.3,145
Rossville 6 E.1,453 8 G .2,113 Hartley 2 C.1,272
Dolton 6 B.2,923 McLeansboro 5 J.,.2,162 Rising Sun 10 L...1,379
Dowell 4 K.832 Macomb 4 F.8,509 Roxanna 3 1.1,139 Cannelton 5 0.2,265 Rochester 6 D.3,518 Hawarden 2 A.2,459
Royalton 4 K.2,198 Carthage 7 G.931 Holstein 4 C.1,300
Downers Grove 5 B.8.977 Madison 3 1.7,661 Rockport 4 0.2,396
Dupo 3 I...2,082 Manteno 6 C.1,149 Rushville 2 F.2,388 Cayuga 3 F.968 Rockville 4 H.1,832 Humboldt 3 E.2.251
Duquoin 4 J.7,593 Marengo 5 A.1,948 St. Anne 6 D.1,078 Centerville 8 G.993 Rushville 8 J.5,709 ldagrove 4 C.2,206
Dwight 5 D.2,534 Marion 7 N.9,033 St. Charles 5 B_5,377 Cheslerton 4 A.2,231 Salem 6 M.3,194 Independence 4 K..3.691
Earlville 4 C.1,028 Marissa 3 J.1,630 St. David 3 E.977 Churubusco 8 B.... 1,095 Scottsburg 8 M.1,702 Indianola 7 G.3,488
Cicero 6 F.933 Iowa City 6 L....15.340
East Alton 3 1.4,502 Maroa 4 F.1,154 St. Elmo 4 H.1,329 Sellershurg 8 M_1,050
East Dubuque 2 A. 1,395 Marseilles 5 C.. ... .4,292 St. Francisville 6 1.1,202 Clarksville 8 H....2.243 Seymour 7 L.7,508
Iowa Falls 4 G.4.112
Jefferson 5 E.3,431
Clay City 4 H.1,079
East Dundee 8 B...1.341 Marshall 6 G.7.2,368 Salem 7 K.4,420 Shelbum 3 K.1,548 Keokuk 9 L.15.106
Clinton 3 G.7,936
East Moline 4 C...10,107 Martinsville 6 H...1,206 Sandwich 5 B.2,611 Shelbyville 8 J.... 10,618 Knoxville 7 G.4,697
Columbia City 8 C..3.805
East Peoria 6 F.5,027 Mascoutah 3 1.2,311 Savanna 3 A.5,086 Columbus 7 K.9,935 Sheridan 7 G.1,763 Lake City 4 D.2,012
East St. Louis 5 L Mason City 3 F.... 1,928 Sesser 4 J.2,841 Shoals 5 M.1,128 Lake Mills 2 F.... 1.474
.j.74,347 Mattoon 8 H.14,631 Shawneetown 9 N... 1,440 Connersville 9 J...12,795
Corydon 7 0.2,009 South Bend 6 A..104,193 Lamoni 9 E.1,739
Edwards.ville 5 K...6.235 Maywood 9 B.25,829 Shelbyville 5 G.3,491 South Whitley 8 D.1,102 Lansing 2 L.1,321
Effingham 5 H.4,978 Melrose Park 9 B. 10,741 Covington 3 G.2,008
Sheldon 6 D.1,121 Speedway 7 H.1,420 La Porte City 4 I..1,470
Eldorado 5 K.4,482 Mendota 4 C.4,008 Silvis 3 C.2,650 Crawfordsville 5 G. 10,355 Spencer 5 K.2,179 Laurens 3 D.1.071
Elgin 8 B.35,929 Crown Point 3 B...4,046
Metropolis 8 O.5,573 Sorento 4 H.831 Culver 6 C.1,502 Sullivan 3 K.5,306 Le Mars 3 A.4.788
Elkville 4 K.1,133 Midlothian 6 B_1,782 South Beloit 7 A...2.361 Danville 5 H.1,930 Summitville 8 F...1,017 Lenox 8 D.2.006
Elmhurst 9 B.14.055 Milford 6 E.1,442 South Chicago Heights Syracuse 8 B.1,190 Leon 8 F.2.006
Elmwood 3 D.1,166 Millstadt 3 1.1,018 g Q .1 691 Decatur 10 E.5,156 Tell City 5 0.4,873 Logan 6 B.1.654
Delphi 5 E.1.929 Madrid 5 F.2.061
Elmwood Park 9 B. 11,270 Minonk 4 D.,1,910 South Holland 6 B.1,873 Dugger 3 K.1,383 Terre Haute 6 J...62,810
El Paso 4 D.1,578 Moline 4 C.32,236 South Pekin 4 E_1,222 Dunkirk 9 F.2.583 Thornton 6 G.1,325 Malvern 7 B....... .1,320
Eureka 4 D.1,534 Momence 6 C.2,236 Sparta 3 J.3,385 East Chicago 3 A..54,784 Tipton 7 F.4,861 Manchester 4 L.3.413
Evanston 9 B.i>3,338 Monmouth 4 E.8,666 Springfield 6 II....71,864 East Gary 4 B.2,400 Union City 10 G_3,084 Manilla 5 C.1,032
Evergreen Park 6 B. 1,594 Storing Valjey 6 C..5,270 Eaton 9 G.1.273 Valparaiso 4 B.8,079 Manly 2 G.1,447
Monticello 5 F.2,378 Manning 5 C.1,817
Fairbury 5 D.2,310 Morris 8 D.5,568 Staunton 3 H.4,618 Edinburg 7 K.2,209 Vernon 8 L.410
Steeleville 3 J.909 Elkhart 7 A.32,949 Manson 4 D.1,382
Fairfield 5 J.3,280 Morrison 3 B.3,067 Versailles 9 K.523 Mapleton 5 B.1.622
Fairmont City 5 L. . 1,827 Morton 4 E.1,501 Steger 6 C.2,985 Elwood 8 G.10,685 Vevay 10 M.1,183
Sterling 5 C.10,012 English 6 N.704 Maquoketa 5 M.3.595
Farmer City 7 G... 1,621 Morton Grove 6 B.. .1,974 Vincennes 3 L.... 17,564 Marengo 6 J.2.112
Farmington 3 D....2.269 Mound City 4 L... .2,548 Stickney 9 C.2,005 Evansville 3 O...102,249 Wabash 7 E.8,840 Marion 5 K.4,348
Flora 5 D.4,392 Mounds 4 L.2,129 Stockton 3 A.1,505 Fairmount 8 F.2,056 Walkerton 6 B.1,137 Marshalltown 5 H.17.373
Forest Park 9 B... 14,555 Mount Carmel 10 L. 7,132 Stonington 4 G.... 1,057 Fairview Park 3 H.1,106 Warren 9 E.1,177 Mason City 2 G...23.304
Forrest 5 D.915 Mount Carrol 3 A..1,775 Streator 8 D.14,728 Farmersburg 3 K.993 Warsaw 7 C.5,730 Melcher 7 G.1.673
Franklin Park 6 B.,2,425 Mount Morris 4 B..1,902 Sullivan 5 G.2,339 Flora 6 E.1,449 Washington 4 L....9,070 11 Ilford 2 0 .1.062
Freeburg 3 J.1,434 Mount Olive 3 H... .3,079 Summit 6 C.6,548 Fort Branch 3 N_1,341 Waterloo 10 B.1,244 Missouri Valley 6 B.4,230
Freeport 5 A.22,045 Mount Prospect 6 A. 1,225 Sumner 6 1.967 Fortville 8 H.1,289 West Baden 6 M...1,174 Monona 2 J.1.163
Fulton 3 B.2,656 Mount Pulaski 4 F.1,445 Swansea 4 L.1,201 Fort Wayne 9 D. 114,946 West Lafayette 5 F.5,095 Montezuma 6 H_1.257
Galena 3 A.3,878 Mount Sterling 2 F Sycamore 7 B.4,021 Fowler 3 E.1,564 West Terre Haute Monticello 4 L.2.259
Galesburg 4 B.28,830 .1,724 Taylorville 6 H_7,316 Frankfort 6 F_12,196 4 J.3,588 Moulton 8 H.1,476
Galva 3 C.2,875 Mount Vernon 7 L.12,375 Tilden 3 J.981 Franklin 7 J.5,682 Whiting 3 A.10,880 Mount Ayr 8 E.1,704
Geneseo 3 C...3,406 Moweaqua 4 G.1,478 Tilton 9 G.1,394 French Lick 6 M...2,462 Williamsport 3 F...1,053 Mount Pleasant 8 K.3.743
Geneva 8 B.4,607 Mundelein 5 A.1,011 Toluca 4 D.1,413 Garrett 10 C.4,428 Winamac 5 C.1,679 Mount Vernon 5 J.. .1.441
Genoa 5 A.1,168 Murphysboro 6 N...8.182 Toulon 3 D.1,203 Gary 3 A.100,426 Winchester 10 G...4.487 Muscatine 6 M.16.778
Georgetown 6 F...J3,407 Nameoki 3 1.2,257 Trenton 4 E.1,271 Gas City 8 F.3,087 Winslow 4 M.1,175 Mystic 8 G.1,953
Gibson 5 E.2,163 Naperville 5 B.5,118 Troy 3 1.1,122 Geneva 10 F.895 Woodruff Place 7 H. 1,216 Nashua 3 H.1,363
Gillespie 3 H.5,111 Nashville 6 L.2,243 Tuscola 5 F.2,569 Goshen 7 B.10,397 Worthington 4 K...1,687 New Hampton 2 J. .2.458
Gilman 5 D.. .1,620 New Athena 3 J.... 1,269 Urbana 5 F.13,060 Greencastle 5 II....4,613 Zionsville 6 II.1,131 New London 8 K...1,336
Girard 3 G.1,760 Valier 4 J.1,176 Greendale 10 L.1,050 New Sharon 6 H... 1.052
New Baden 3 1.1,243 Nevada 5 F.3.133
Glen Carbon 3 I.... 1.340 Newman 5 F.1.054 Vandalia 4 H.4,342 Greenfield 8 II.4,188 IOWA Newton 6 G.11,560
Glencoe 6 A.6,295 Newton 5 H.2,076 Venice 3 1.5,362 Greensburg 8 K....5.702 (Pop. 2,470.939) Nora Springs 2 G. .1.070
Glen Ellyn 5 B.7,680 Niles 6 B.2,135 Vermont 3 E.948 Greentown 7 F.... 1,021 Ackley 4 G.1.524 Northwood 2 G.1.554
Glenview 6 A.1,886 Niles Center 6 B...5,007 Vienna 4 L.874 Greenwood 7 J.2,377 Adair 6 D.950 Oakland 7 B.1.181
Golconda 5 L.1,184 Nokomis 4 H.2,454 Villa Grove 5 F....2,001 Griffith 3 B.1.176 Adel 6 E.1,669 Odebolt 4 C.1,388
Grafton 3 H.1,026 Normal 4 E.6,768 Villa Park 5 B.6,220 Hagerstown 10 H...1,262 Afton 7 E.1.013 Oelwein 3 K.7,794
Grand Tower 4 K.953 Norris City 5 K....1,109 Virden 3 G.3,011 Hammond 3 A....64,560 Akron 3 A.1.304 Ogden 5 E.1.429
Granite City 4 K.. .25,130 Northbrook 6 A.1,193 Viginia 3 F.1,494 Hartford City 9 F.6,613 Albia 7 H.4,425 Gnawa 5 B.2,538
Grays Lake 5 A.... 1,120 North Chicago 6 A.8,466 Walnut 4 C.833 Huntingburg 5 N...3,440 Algona 2 E.3,985 Osage 1 II.2.964
Grayville 6 .1.1,904 North Chillicothe 6 E Wamao 7 L.1,232 Huntington 8 D... 13,420 Alta 3 C.1,297 Osceola 7 F.2,871
Greenfield 3 G.1,038 . 1,004 Warren 3 A.1,179 Hymera 4 K.1,152 Alton 3 B.1,014 Oskaloosa 7 H.10,123
Greenup 5 H.1,062 North City 7 M.900 Warsaw 1 E.1,866 Indianapolis 7 H.364,161 Ames 5 F.10,261 Ottumwa 7 J.28,075
Greenville 6 K.3,233 North Riverside 9 C... 969 Washington 4 D....1,741 Jasonville 4 K.3,536 Anamosa 5 L.3,579 Pamora 6 E.1,014
Hamilton 2 E.1,687 North Utica 7 D.... 1,120 Washington Park Jasper 5 N.3,905 Anita 6 D.1,106 Pella 7 H.3.326
Harrisburg 8 N....11,625 Oakland 5 G.1,036 5 L .3,837 Jeffersonville 8 N. 11,946 Atlantic 7 D.5,585 Perry 5 B.5,881
Hartford 3 1.1,566 Oak Lawn 6 B.2,045 Audubon 6 D.2.255 Pocahontas 3 D.1,308
Waterloo 3 J.2,239 Jonesboro 7 L.1,496 Avoca 6 C.1.673
Harvard 5 A.2,988 Oak Park 9 B.63,982 Watseka 6 D.3,144 Kendallville 9 B.,.5,439 Postville 2 J.1,060
Harvey 9 B.16,374 Oblong 6 H.1,427 Bedford 8 D.2.100 Red Oak 8 C.5,778
Waukegan 6 A.33,499 Kentland 3 D.1,355 Belle Plaine 5 j. ...3.239 Reinbeck 4 H.1.425
Havana 5 F.3,451 Odell 5 D.... .908 Waverly 3 G.1,390 Knightstown 8 H... .2,209
Hazel Crest 6 C...1,162 Bellevue 4 M.1.717 Remsen 3 B.1,181
Odin 4 1.71,204 Wenona 4 D.1,005 Knox 6 B.1,815 Belmond 3 F.1,733
Hennepin 6 D.312 Rock Rapids 2B_2,221
O'Fallon 3 1.2,373 West Chicago 5 B.,3,477 Kokomo 7 F.32,843 Bettendorf 6 L.2.768 Rock Valley 2 A....1,204
Henry 4 D.1,658 Oglesby 4 C.3.910 West City 7 N.1,091 La Fayette 5 F...26.240
Herrin 4 K.9,708 Bloomfield 8 J.2,226 Rockwell City 4 D..2.108
Olney 9 K.6,140 West Dundee 8 B... 1,697 Lagrange 9 A.1,640 Boone 5 F.11,886 Rolfe 3 D.1,012
Heyworth 4 E.959 Onarga 5 D.1,469 Western Springs Lapel 8 G.1,140 Burlington 8 L. ...26.755 Sac City 4 D.2.854
Highland 3 1.3,319 Oquawka 3 E.777 6 B .3,894 La Porte 5 A.15,755 Carroll 5 D.4,691 Sanborn 2 B.1.213
Highland Park 9 A Oregon 4 B.2,376 West Frankfort Lawrenceburg 10 K.4,072 Cascade 4 K.1,221 Scranton 5 D.1,058
.12,203 Orient City 4 K....1.267 4 K .14,683 Lebanon 6 G.6,445 Cedar Falls 4 J.7,362 Seymour 8 G.1.571
Highwood 6 A.3,590 Ottawa 7 C.15,094 Westmont 5 B.2,733 Liberty 10 J.1,241 Cedar Rapids 5 K. 56,097 Sheldon 2 B.3.320
Hillsboro 6 J.4,435 Palatine 5 A.2,118 Westville 6 F.3,901 Ligonier 8 B.2,064 Centerville 8 H.8,147 Shenandoah 8 C....6.502
Hillside 6 B.1,004 Palestine 6 H.1,670 Wheaton 5 B.7,258 Linton 4 K........5,085 Chariton 8 G.5,365 Sibley 2 B.1870
Hinsdale 6 B.6,923 Pana 4 G.5.835 White Hall 3 G_2,928 Logansport 6 E....18,508 Charles City 2 II..8,039 Sidney 8 B.1,074
Homewood 6 C.3,227 Panama 4 H.1,026 Wilmette 6 A.15,233 Loogootee 5 L.2,203 Cherokee 3 C.6,443 Sigourney 7 1.2.262
Hoopeston 6 E.5,613 Paris 10 H.8;781 Wilmington 5 C_1,741 Lowell 3 C.1,274 Clarinda 8 C.4,962 Sioux City 4 A....79.183
Humphreys 7 H.933 Park Ridge 9 B... 10,417 Wilsonville 3 H_1,220 Madison 9 A1.0,530 Clarion 3 F.2,578 Spencer 2 C.5,019
Hurst 4 K.1,123 Pawnee 4 G.959 Winchester 3 G_1,532 Marion 8 F.24,496 Clarksville 3 H.1,143 Spirit Lake 2 C_.1,778
Jacksonville 4 H..17,747 Paxton 5 E.2,802 Windsor 5 G.927 Martinsville 6 j....4,962 Clear Lake 2 G.3,066 State Center 5 G_1.012
Jerse'yville 4 J.4,309 Pecatonica 4 A.1,152 Winnetka 6 A..12,166 Michigan City Clinton 5 N.25,726 Storm Lake 3 C.4.157
Johnston City 4 K.,5,955 Pekin 6 F.16,129 Colfax 6 G.2.213 Story City 5 F.1.434
Witt 4 H.1,516 4 A .26,735 Coon Rapids 5 D...1,303
Joliet 9 C.42,993 Peoria 6 E.104,969 Wood River 3 I_8,136 Middletown 9 G_1,348 Strawberry Point 3 J.1.128
Jonesboro 4 L.1,241 Corning 8 D.2,026 Stuart 6 E.1,626
Peoria Heights 4 D.3,279 Woodstock 5 A.5,471 Mishawaka 6 A.. .28,630 Council Bluffs 7 B.42,048 Sumner 3 1.1,561
Kankakee 9 D....20,620 Peotone 6 C.1,154 Worden 3 H.1,111 Mitchell 6 L.3,226
Kansas 6 G.900 Cresco 2 J.3.069 Tabor 8 B.1.017
Percy 4 J.907 Wyanet 4 C.859 Monon 5 D.1,374 Creston 6 E.8,615 Tama 5 H.2.626
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Tipton 6 L... .2.145 Rosedale 11 C.7.000 Wilmore 5 H.1.329 Boothbay Harbor 4 L.2,025 Standish 2 M.1,639 Brockton 4 J.63,695
Toledo 5 H.1.825 Salina 7 C.20.155 Winchester 5 H.8.333 Bowdoinham 3 L_1,030 Stockholm 7 A.1,040 Cambridge 3 J_113.650
Traer 5 H.1.417 Scott City 2D.1.544 Brewer 5 H.6,329 Stockton Springs 5 J. 1,176 Canton 4 J.5,806
Valley Junction 6 P.4.280 Sedan 9 F.. 1.776 LOUISIANA Bridgewater 7 C....1,212 Stonington 6 K.1,354 Chelmsford 2 H.7,022
Villisca 8 D.2.032 Seneca 9 B.1.864 (Pop. 2.101.593) Bridgton 1 K.1,625 Thomaston 4 K.2,020 Chicopee 4 D.43,930
Vinton 5 K.3.372 Smith Center 5 B.. .1.736 Abbeville 7 F.4.356 Bristol 4 L.1.419 Topsham 3 L..2,105 Chicopee Falls 4 D. 11,94')
Wapello 7 J.1.502 Solomon 8 D.1.032 Alexandria 4 E....23.025 Brooksville1 6 K.1,019 Turner 2 K.1,383 Clinton 3 G.12.795
Washington 7 J.4.81 • Stafford 6 E.1.614 Amite 5 J.2.536 Brownsville 5 G....1.743 Union 4 K.1,135 Concord 3 H.7,491
Waterloo 4 J.46.191 Sterling 6 D.1.868 Arcadia 2 E.1,809 Brunswick 3 L.6,144 Van Buren 7A.4,595 Dalton 2 B.4,224
Waukon 2 L.2.525 Stockton 5 B.1.291 Bastrop 1 F.5,121 Bucksport 6 J.1,906 Vassalboro 3 J.1,938 Danvers 2 K.12,952
Waverly 3 H.3.652 Syracuse 1 E.1.383 Baton Rouge 6 H..30,729 Buxton 2 M.1.560 Vinalhaven 5 K.1,967 Dartmouth 7 K.8.766
Webster City 4 F. ..7.O'M Tonganoxi 11 C.1.109 Benton 1 C.402 Calais 8 G.5,470 Waldoboro 4 K.2,429 Dedham 3 J.15,138
W Burlington 8 K.. 1.333 Topeka 10 C.64.120 Berwick 8 H.1.679 Camden 5 K.3,405 Wallagrass 6 A.1,005 Dracut 1 H.6,899
West Liberty 6 J_1.679 Troy 11 B.1.042 Bogalusa 5 K.14,029 Caribou 7 B.6,020 Warren 5 K.1,503 Dudley 4 F.4 2rr
West Union 3 1.2.056 Ulysses 2 E.1.140 Bossier City 2 C....4.003 Chelsea 3 K.2,053 Washburn 6 B.1,872 E. Dedham 3 J..... .3,755
What Cheer 7 H.1,310 Valley Falls 10 C... 1.238 Breaux Bridge 6 F. .1,399 Cherr.vfleld 7 J.1,306 Waterville 4 J.15,454 Easthampton 3 D.. 11,323
Williamsburg 6 I...1.219 Wakeeney 4 C..1.408 Bunkie 5 F.2,464 China 4 J.1° Wells 2 N.1,910 Easton 5 J.5,298
Wilton 6 K.1.104 Wamego 9 C.1.647 Church Point 6 F.. .1,037 Clinton 4 J.1,233 Westbrook 2 M_10,807 E. Weymouth 3 J...5,108
VVinterset 7 E.2.921 Washington 8 B.1.370 Colfax 4 E.1.141 Coppers Mills 4 K..1,217 Wilton 2 J.2,505 Everett 3 J.48 424
WToodbine 6 B.1.348 Weir 11 F.1.115 Cottonport 5 F.1,015 Corinna 4 H.1,396 Winslow 4 J.3,282 Fairhaven 6 K.10 930
Wellington 7 F.7.405 Cotton Valley 1 D...1,133 Cumberland Center Winterport 5 J.1,435 Fall River 6 J....115,274
KANSAS Wichita 7 E.111.110 Coushatta 2D.959 2 L .1.404 Winthrop 3 K.1,905 Falmouth 7 L.4 821
(Pop. 1.880.999) Winfield 8 F.9.398 Covington 6 K.3.208 Danforth 7 F.1,202 Wisasset 4 L.1,194 Fitchburg 2 G.40^692
Yates Center 10 E..2.013 Crowley 7 E.7.656 Deer Isle 6 K.1,720 Woodland 8 G.1.139 Foxboro 4 J. 5 344
Abilene 8 C.5.658
Anthony 6 P.2.947 Delhi 2 G.1.043 Dexter 4 G.4,120 Yarmouth 3 L.4.470 Framingham 3 H,.22’l99
Arkansas City 8 F.. 13,946 KENTUCKY Denham Springs 6 H. 1,002 Dixfleld 2 J.1,136 Franklin 4 H.7’028
Arina 11 F.2.004 (Pop. 2,614.589) DeQuincy 6 D.3,589 Dover-Foxcroft 4 G.2.075 Gardner 2 F.19.399
Eagle Lake 6 A.... 1,773 Gloucester 1 L.24 201
Ashland 4 P.1.232 Ashland 4 M.29.074 DeRidder 5 D.3.747 E. Livermore 2 K.. .2.639
Atchison 11 B.13.024 Augusta 3 J.1.675 Donaldsonville 7 H.3.799 E. Machias 8 J.1,355 MARYLAND Grafton 4 G.7,028
Atwood 2 A.1.166 Barbourville 8 J....2.380 Edgard 7 J.350 (Pop. 1,631.526) Great Barrington
Augusta 8 P.4,033 Bardstown 6 F.1.767 Eunice 6 F.3.597 E. Millinocket 6 F.1.393
Easton 7 C.1,450
Aberdeen 2 M.1,240 4 A. 5 gig
Baldwin City 10 C. .1.127 Bardwell 3 B.1.139 Farmerville 1 F_1,137 Eastport 9 H.3.466 Annapolis 5 L.12,531 Greenwood 2 J.'.2 027
Baxter Springs 11 F.4.541 Beaver Dam 7 C.... 1.036 Ferriday 4 G.2,502 Eliot 1 N.1,523 Baltimore 3 K....804,874 Groton 2 G.2^29
Bellevue 2 H.8.497 Franklin 8 G.3.271 Ellsworth 6 J.3,557 Barton 3 F.689 Haverhill 1 J.48 710
Bellville 7 F.2.383,
Beloit 6 B.3.502 Benton 3 C.1.021 Franklinton 5 K.963 Ellsworth Falls 6 J. 1,044 Bel Air 2 L.1,650 Hingham 3 K.6i651
Blue Rapids 9 B... .1.465 Bowling Green 8 D. 12.348 Gtbsland 2 D.1,090 Enfield 6 G.1,040 Berlin 7 Q.1,480 Holyoke 4 D.56,537
Bonner Springs 11 C.1.837 Bromley 3 H.1.017 Glenmora 5 E.1,875 Fairfield 3 J.3,.5?9 Bethesda 5 H.4,757 Hudson 3 H.8.427
Burlingame 10 1)... .1.127 Cadiz 8 A.1.114 Gretna 7 K.9.584 Falmouth 2 M.1.545 Boonsboro 5 C.894 Indian Orchard 4 Die]006
Burlington 10 D.2.273 Camobellsville 7 F. .1.923 Gueydan 7 E.1,313 Farmington 3 J.1,737 Brentwood 5 J.1,842 Ipswich IK.5,588
Caldwell 7 P.2.046 Carlisle 3 B.1.469 Hahnville 7 J.447 Fort Fairfield 7 B..2.616 Brunswick 3 F.3.671 Lawrence 1 J.85,068
Caney 10 G.2.794 Carrollton 3 G.2.409 Hammond 5 J.6.072 Fort Kent 6 A.2.245 Cambridge 6 M.8,544 re? 3 ,A• ..4,061
Cedar Vale 9 G.1,000 Catlettsburg 4 M... .5.025 Harrisonburg 3 G.437 Freeport 3 L.973 Capitol Heights 5 J. .1,611 .Leicester 3 F.4.442
Chanute 10 E.10.277 Central City 7 C.. . .4.321 Haynesville ID.2,541 Frenchville 6 A.1,587 Centerville 4 M.1,291 Leominster 2 G.. *. *.21810
Cherokee 11 F.1.158 Clay 6 A.1.551 Homer 1 D... .2,909 Fryeburg 1 L.789 Chesapeake City 2 N. 1,016 Lexington 2 J.M29
Cherryyale 10 F.4.251 Clifton 3 H.3.080 Houma 8 J.6.531 Gardiner 3 K.5,609 Chestertown 4 M....2,809 Long Meadow 4 D.. 4*432
Chetopa 10 G.1.344 Corbin 8 J.8.036 Independence 5 J... 1.700 Gorham 2 M.1,088 Childs 2 N.1,008 k°Tfu 2 H..100*234
Cimarron 3 E.1,035 Covington 2 H.65.252 Jackson 5 H.3.966 Gouldsboro 7 J.1,285 Colmar Manor.1,2’25 Ludlow 4 D.8,876
Clay Center 8 B....4.386 Cumberland 8 L_2.630 Jeannerette 7 G.2,228 Grand Isle 6 A.1,353 Crisfield 9 N.3,850 Lynn 2 K.102 320
Clyde 7 B.1.174 Cynthiana 4 H.4.386 Jena 3 F.1,007 Gray 2 L.1,140 Cumberland 5 E_37,747 Mansfield 5 J..:::;.6;354
Coffeyville 10 F_16.198 Danville 6 G.6.7?9 Jennings 6 E.4.036 Greenville 4 F.1,553 Dames Quarter 8 N. .1,010 Marblehead 2 K... .8 643
Colby 2 B.2.153 Dawson Springs 7 A.2.311 Jonesboro 2 E.1.949 Guilford 4 G.1,688 Deal Island 8 N.1.803 Marlboro 3 H.15] 587
Coldwater 4 F.1.296 Dayton 2 H.9.071 Jonesville 3 Q.1.123 Hallowell 3 K.2,675 Delmar 7 O.1,180 Maynard 3 H.7 154
Columbus 11 F.3.235 Earlington 7 B.3.309 Kaplan 7 E.1.653 Hampden 5 H.2,355 Denton 5 N.1.604 Medfield 3 H.4 080
Concordia 7 B.5.792 Eddyville 3D.1.990 Kenner 7 J.2,440 Harrington 7 J.1,025 Easton 5 M.4,092 Medford 3 J.59’714
Council Grove 8 D. .2,898 Elizabethtown 6 F. .2.590 Kentwood 5 J.1.726 Hartland 4 H.1,144 Eastport 5 L.1,510 Melrose 3 J.23’170
Dodge City 4 E_10.059 Falmouth 3 H.1.876 Lafayette 6 F.14.635 Hodgdon 7 D.1,070 E'lkton 2 N.3,331 Methuen 1 J.2l'067
Downs 6 B.1.383 Fort Thomas 2 H..10.00R Lake Arthur 7 E... .1,602 Houlton 7 D.6,195 Ellicott City 3 J.1.216 Middleboro 5 K_.8 593
El Dorado 8 E.10.311 Frankfort 4 G.11.626 Lake Charles 6 D. .15.791 Island Falls 6 D_1.686 Eimmitsburg 2 G.... 1,235 Milford 8 H.i.4'739
Elkhart 1 F.1.435 FTankl'n 8 D.3.056 Lake Providence 1 H. 2,867 Jay 2 J.3.156 Essex 3 L.1,011 Milbury 4 G...... 6 956
Ellinwood 6 D.1.115 Fulton 4 B.3.502 Lecompte 4 F.1,247 Jonesport 8 J.2,130 F'airmont Heights.. .1,218 Milton 3 J.i6 397
Ellis 5 C.1.957 Georgetown 4 H....4.229 Leesville 4 D.3,291 Kennebunk 1 N.3.140 Federalsburg 6 N... 1,369 Monson 4 E. 4 917
Ellsworth 6 C.2.072 Glasgow 8 E.5.042 Logansport 3 C.1.040 Kennebunk Port 2 N.1.433 Frederick 3 G.14,434 Montague 2 D... -8’o7l
Emporia 9 D.14.067 Grayson 4 L.1.028 Lutcher 7 H.1.481 Kezar Falls 1 L.893 Frostburg 4 D.5,588 Nantucket 8 N.3>46
Erie 10 F.1.184 Greenup 3 L.1.125 Mandeville 6 K.1.069 Kittery 1 N.4,765 Fullerton 3 K.1,500 Natick 3 H.13 510
Eureka 9 B.3,698 Greenville 7 B.2.451 Mansfield 2 C.3,837 Kittery Point 1 N.. 1,066 Gaithersburg 4 H... .1,068 Needham 3 J.lo’.ST?
Florence 8 1>.1.493 Guthrie 9 B.1.27 2 Mansura 4 F.1,067 Lewiston 2 K.34.948 Hagerstown 2 F. ...30,861 New Bedford 6 K.119 *07
Fort Scott 11 E_10,763 Harlan 8 L.4.327 Many 4 D.1.239 Limestone 7 B.1.507 Hampstead 8 B.905 Newburyport 1 K. ..15 084
Frankfort 9 B.1.346 Harrodsburg 6 G....4.029 Marksville 4 F.1.527 Lincoln 6 F.2,161 Hancock 2 A.947 Newton 3 J.65.276
Fredonia 10 F.3.446 Hazard 7 1.7.021 Melville 5 G.1.541 Lisbon 3 L.4,002 Havre de Grace 2 M.3,985 Newtonville 3 J.5,366
Galena 11 F.4.736 Hellier 7 M.2.112 Merryville 5 C.2.626 Lisbon Falls 3 L.... 1,905 Hyattsville 5 J.4,264 North Adams 1 B.. 21 621
Garden City 3 E... .6.121 Henderson 6 A.11.668 Minden 1 D.5.623 Littleton 7 D.1,050 Indianhead 6 H.1,240 Northampton 3 D..24 381
Garnett 10 D.2.768 Hickman 4 A.2.321 Monroe 2 F.26.028 Livermore 2 K.1,100 Kensington 7 E.948 North Andover 2 J. .6,891
Girard 11 F.2.442 Hodgenville 6 F. ...1.104 Morgan City 8 H...5.985 Livermore Falla Lakesville 7 M.1,002 North Attleboro
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Goodland 1 B.3.626 Hopkinsville 8 B.. .10.746 Napoleonville 7 H.. .1.180 3 J.1,065 Lansdowne 4 K.1,003
Great Bend 5 D....5.548 Horse Cave 7 E.1.259 Natchitoches 3 D... .4.547 Lubeo 9 H.3,374 La Plata 6 J.332 North bridge 4 G... ,9’fi7R
Irvine 6 J.3.0<ui New Iberia 7 F.8.003 Machias 8 J.2,155 Laurel 4 J.2.532 Norwood 4 J. 14 9SR
Greensburg 4 E.1.338
Harper 6 F.1.485 Jackson 6 K.2.109 New Orleans 7 K.458.762 Machiasport 8 J....1,119 Leonardtown 7 K.697 Orange 2 E.! 5 365
Jenkins 7 M.8.465 New Roads 5 G.1.473 Madawaska. 6 A.1,834 Lonaconing 5 D.2,426 Palmer 4 E_ o'57?
Hays 5 C.4.618
Herington 8 C.4.519 Lebanon 6 F.3.1M8 Oakdale 5 E.3.188 Madison 3 H.3.036 Luke 6 D.1,064 Peabody 2 K.... | ] 21 345
Hiawatha 10 B.3.302 Lexington 5 H.45.736 Oak Grove 1 G.1.241 Mapleton (VC.1.129 Midland 3 F.865 Pittsfield 3 A.... 49 677
Hill City 4 B.1.027 Livermore 6 V.1.573 Oberlin 5 E.790 Mars Hill 7 C.1,785 Mount Airy 7 C.860 Plymouth 5 L.... .12.968
Quincy 3 K.71 930
Hoislngton 6 D.3.001 London 7 J.1.950 Opelousas 6 E.6.299 Mechanic Falls 2 L. 1,615 Mount Ranier 5 J...3,832’
Holton 10 B.2.705 Louisville 4 E_307,745 Patterson 8 G.2.206 Mexico 2 J.3,245 Mount Savage 5 D...3.003 Randolph 4 j. 6 550
Howard 9 F.1.069 Ludlow 2 H.6.485 Pineville 4 E.3.612 Milford 6 H.1.13n North East 2 N.1,412 Beading 2 J..9747
Lynch 8 M.7.000 Plaauemine 6 II_5.124 Millbridge 7 J.1.198 Oakland 6 C.1,583 Revere 3 J. 35*680
Hugoton 2 F.1.368
Humboldt 10 E.2.558 McRoberts 7 M.2.146 Ponchatoula 6 J. ...2.898 Millinocket 5 F....4,530 Ocean City 16 1.946 Dockland 4 K_!!.7*504
Hutchinson 7 E_27.085 McVeigh 6 M.1.298 Port Allen 6 H.1.524 Milltown 8 GL.1,504 Oxford 6 M.915 Salem 2 K.43 353
Madisonville 7 B_6.908 Rayne 6 E.3.710 Milo 5 G.2.895 Pikesville 3 K.1,502 Saugus 2 K.14*695
Independence 10 F. 12.782 Seekonk 6 J... 4*769
Iola 10 E.7.160 Marion 2D.1.892 Rayville 2 G.2.076 Monmouth 3 K.1.373 P’ocomoke City 8 O..2.609
Junction City 8 C...7.407 Mayfield 4 C.8.177 Roseland 5 J.1.139 Monson 4 G.1,080 Port Deposit 2 M.963 Shirley 3 J."if’Lr
Somerset 6 J.5;330
Kansas City 11 C.121.857 Maysville 3 J.6.557 Ruston 2 E.4.400 Monticello 7 D.1.269 Prince Frederick 6 K.457
Kingman 6 E.2.752 Middlesboro 9 K... 10.350 St. Francisville 5 G. .830 Mount Desert 6 K.. .1.499 Princess Anne 8 0....975 Somerville 3 .T... .10.3.908
Kinsley 4 E.2.270 Morganfield 6 A.2.551 St. Joseph 3 H.864 New Gloucester 2 L. 1,230 Reisterstown 3 J. ...1.553 South Braintree 3 J. 7,110
Kiowa 6 F.1.501 Mount Sterling 5 J. .4.350 St. Martinville 6 F. .2.455 Newport 4 H.1.710 Relay 4 K.1,009 Southbridge 4 F.. .14 269
La Crosse 5 D.1.355 Murray 4 C.2.891 Shreveport 2 C.76.655 Norridgewock 3 J...1,533 Riverdale 5 .T.1.533 South Hadley 4 D. ] 6 77?
Lamed 5 D.3.532 Newport 2 H.29.744 Slidell 6 K.2.807 North Berwick 1 N. .1.779 Rockville 4 H.1,422 Spencer 3 E_ 6’27.3
Lawrence 10 C.13.726 NiCholasyille 5 H...3.128 Rnrlnghill 1 D.1.546 Norway 2 K.2,446 St. Michaels 5 L... .1,308 Springfield 4 D.iiiio’ono
Leavenworth 11 O.. 17.466 Olive Hill 4 L.3.128 Sulphur 6 D.1.888 Oakfield 6 D.1,018 Salisbury 7 O1.10,997 Stoneham 3 J.. 10 058
Liberal 2 F.5.294 Owensboro 6 B....22.765 Tallulah 2 H.3.332 Oakland 3 J.2.475 Snow Hill 8 P.1,604 Stoughton 4 j.:::: s 19?
Lincoln 6 C.1.732 Paducah 3 B.33.541 Thibodaux 7 H.4.442 Old Town 6 H.7,266 Sparrows Point 4 L.5,010 Swampscott 2 K...lo],328
Lindshorg 7 D.2.016 Paintsville 5 M.2,411 Vidalia 4 G.1.141 Orono 6 H.3,134 Takoma Park 5 H.. .6,415 Taunton 5 J.37 355
Lyons 6 D.2.939 Paris 4 J.6.204 Ville Platte 5 F.1.722 Orrington 5 J.1,175 Taylors Island 7 L. .1.007 Templeton 2 E.4*15*8
McPherson 7 D.6.147 Pikeville 6 M.3.376 Vinton 6 C.1.989 Paris 2 K.3.655 Thurmont 2 G.1.185 Tewksbury 3 J.'5*505
Madison 9 E.1.488 Pineville 8 K.3.567 Vivian 1C.1.646 Patten 6 E.1.500 Towson 3 K.3,701 Uxbridge 4 G..6.285
Manhattan 8 C.10.136 Prestonsburg 6 M.. .2.105 Washington 6 F_1.004 Pembroke 9 H.1.170 Western Port 6 D...3,440 Wakefield 2 J.16,318
Mankato 6 B.1.404 Princeton 7 A.4.764 Welsh 7 E.1.514 Perry 9 H.1,045 Westminster 2 H... .4,463 Walpole 4 H.7,27.3
Marion 8 D.1.959 Providence 6 A.4.742 West Monroe 2 F... .6,566 Pittsfield 4 H.2,075 Williamsport 2 E. ..1,775 Waltham 3 J.39^247
Marysville SB.4.013 Richmond 6 H.6.495 Westwego 7 J.3,987 Poland 2 L.1.400 Ware 3 E.7 ,386
Meade 3 F.1.552 Russell 4 M.2.084 Winnfield 3 E.3,721 Portland 2 M.70,810
Medicine Lodge 6 F. 1.655 Russellville 8 C.3.297 Winnsboro 2 G.1.965 Presoue Isle 7 C... .4,662 Wareham 6 K.i.5 677
Minneapolis 7 C.. ..1.741 Scottsville 8 E.1.867 Zwolle 3 C.1.264 Randolph 3 K.1,150 MASSACHUSETTS Watertown 3 J.... ’.34*.R60
Mulberry 11 F.1.596 Seco 7 L.1.150 Richmond 3 K.1,725 (Pop. 4,249,614) Webster 4 F.12,992
Mulvane 8 F.1.042 Shelbyville 5 G.4.033 MAINE Rockland 5 K.9,075 Abington 4 K.5,872 Wellesley 3 J.11,427
Meodesha 10 F.3.381 Somerset 7 H.5.506 (Pop. 797.423) Rockport 5 K.1.775 Adams 2 B.. 12,697 Westboro 3 G.6,409
'less City 4 D.1.509 S. Ft. Mitchell 2 H. 1.617 Alfred 1 M.738 Rumford 2 J.8,726 Agawam 4 C.7,095 Westfield 4 C.19.775
'Jewton 7D.11.034 South Gate 2 H.1.735 Anson 3 H.2.593 Sabattus 2 K.1,145 Amesbury 1 K.11,899 Westford 2 H.3,598
Dickerson 6 D.1.052 Springfield 6 G.1.487 Ashland 6 C.2.391 Saco 2 M.7.233 Amherst 3 D.5,888
Norton 4 B.2.767 Stone 6 M.996 Auburn 2 K.18,571 Saint Agatha 6 A.. .1,670 Andover 1 J.9.969 Westminster 2 F.... L9?5
Oakley 3 C.1.159 Sturgis 6 A.2.154 Augusta 3 K.17,198 Saint George 4 K.. .1.656 Arlington 3 J.36,094 W. Newton 3 J.5,975
Oberlin 3 B.1.629 Three Point 8 L....2.000 Bangor 5 H.28.749 Sanford 1 M.13.386 Athol 2 E.10,677 Westport 7 J.4,408
Olathe 11 C.3.6.56 Uniontown 6 A.1,235 Bar Harbor 6 J.3.622 Sangerville 4 G.1,247 Attleboro 5 H.21,679 W. Springfield 4 D.16,683
Osage City 10 D....2.402 Vanceburg 3 K.1.389 Bath 3 L.9.110 Scarboro 2 M.1,945 Auburn 4 G.6.147 Weymouth 3 J.20,799
Osawatomie 11 D. ..4.440 Van Lear 5 M.2.338 Belfast 5 J.4,993 Searsport 5 J.1,375 Aubumdale 3 F.4.071 Whitinsville 4 G_6,508
Osborn 5 B.1.881 Versailles 5 G.2.244 Belgrade 3 J.1,261 Sherman 6 E.1,135 Barnstable 6 M.7,305 Whitman 4 K.7.6.36
Oswego 10 F........ 1.845 Wayland 6 M.2.436 Benton 3 K.1,108 Slcowhegan 3 H.5,985 Beverly 2 K.25.086 Wilmington 2 J.4.019
Ottawa 10 D.9.563 Weeksbury 6 M.1.509 Biddeford 2 M.17,633 Solon 3 H.1,055 Billerica 2 H.5,R«7
Paola 11 D.3.762 Wheelwright. 7 M... 1.822 Bingham 3 G.1.143 S. Berwick 1 N.2.940 Blackstone 5 H.4.672 Winchendon 2 F_6,199
Parsons 10 F.14.903 Whitesbure 8 M.1.894 Blaine 7 C.1,119 S. Brewer 5 H.1,200 Boston 3 J.781.188 Winchester 3 J_12,654
Pittsburg 11 F.18.1E5 Wicldiffe 3 A.1.108 Bine Hill 6 J.1.654 South Paris 2 K... .1.961 Braintree 3 J.15.673 Woburn 3 J.19,434
Pratt 5 E.6.308 Williamsburg 8 H. . .1,826 Boothbay 4 L.1.432 S. Portland 2 M.. .13.840 Bridgewater 5 K-9.052 Worcester 3 G.... 195,311
 INDEX OF THE UNITED STATES 101
MICHIGAN Manistique 6 D.5,198 Ely 8 D.6,156 Columbus 8 Q.10,743 Clinton 5 D.5,744 MONTANA
(Pop. 4,842.325) Marine City 8 G. ...3,402 Eveleth 7 D.7,484 Corinth 1 P.6,220 Cole Camp 5 F.. .932 (Pop. 537.606)
Adrian 6 N.13,064 Marquette 4 C.14,789 Fairmont 4 N.5.521 Crystal Springs 16 G Columbia 4 G.14,967
Algonac 8 I#.1,736 Marshall 4 M.5,019 Faribault 6 L.12,767 2 257 Crystal City 5 K. ...3,057 Argenta 7 D. ..1,000
Albion 5 M.8,324 Mason 5 L.2,575 Farmington 6 L.1,342 Decatur 14 N..’654 Deepwater 5 D.1,093 Baker 5 N. . .1.212
Allegan 3 L.3,941 Menominee 3 E. ...10,320 Fergus Falls 2 G...9,389 DeKalb 12 P.888 DeSoto 6 K.5,069 Belt 4 F. ....810
Alma 5 K.6,734 Midland 5 J.8,038 Frazee 3 F.1,041 Drew 7 G.1.373 Dexter 8 L.2,714 Big Timber 6 G.. ..1,224
Alpena 7 G.12,166 Monroe 7 N.18,110 Gilbert 7 E.2,722 Durant 11 K.2,480 Doniphan 9 J.1,398 Billings 6 .1. .16.380
Ann Arbor 6 M....26,944 Mt. Clemens 8 L. ..13,497 Glenwood 3 H.2,220 Electric Mills 12 P.1,084 East Prairie 9 M_1,385 Black Eagle 4 F.. . .1,010
Bad Axe 7 J.2,332 Mt. Pleasant 5 J_5,211 Grand Rapids 0 E.. .3,206 Ellisville 18 N.2,127 Edina 2 G.1,532 Boulder 6 E. ....926
Bangor 3 M.1,274 Munising 5 C.3,956 Granite Falls 3 K.. .1,791 Eupora 9 M.1,092 Eldon 5 G.3.171 Bozeman 6 F. ..6,855
Baraga 3 B.1,045 Muskegon 3 K.41,390 Hastings 7 G.5,086 F'ayette 18 D.848 Eldorado Springs 6 D Broadus 7 M.... ....221
Battle Creek 4 M..43,573 Negaunee 4 C.6,552 Hibbing 7 E.15,666 Forest 14 L.2,176 .1,917 Browning 2 D.... ..1,172
Bay City 6 J.47,355 Newberry 7 C.2,465 Hopkins 6 K.3,834 Friar Point 4 F.988 Elsberry 6 D.1,204 Butte 6 D. .39,532
Belding 4 K.4,140 Newaygo 4 K.1,227 Hutchinson 5 K.,.,3,406 Fulton 4 Q.927 Elvins 6 K.2,403 Chester 2 F. ....387
Belle Harbor 2 A...3,920 New Baltimore 7 G. .1,148 International Falls 6 B Gloster 20 E.1,139 Excelsior Springs 3 D Chinook 2 H.
Benton Harbor 2 M.15,434 New Buffalo 3 N... .1,051 .5,036 Greenville 9 D.14,807 .4,565 Choteau 3 E. ....926
Berkley 7 L...5,571 Niles 3 M.11,326 Jackson 4 N.2', 20 6 Greenwood 9 H.11,123 Farmington 6 K....3,001 Circle 4 M.
Berrien Springs 3 M. 1,413 North Muskegon 3 K. 1,370 Janesville 5 M.1,184 Grenada 7 K.4,349 Fayette 4 F'.2,630 Columbus 6 H... ....834
Bessemer 1 C.4,035 Northville 7 M.2,566 Jordan 6 G.1,119 Gulfport 25 N.12,547 Ferguson 4 L.3,798 Conrad 2 E.
Big Baplds 4 J.4,671 Norway 4 D........ .4.016 Keewatin 6 E.2,134 Hattiesburg 20 M.. 18,601 Festus 6 K.4,085 Out Bank 2 E. . .. ... .845
Birmingham 7 L.,,.9,539 Ontonagon 2 B.1,937 Kenyon 7 M.1,382 Hazelhurst 17 H....2,447 Flat River 6 K.5.205 Deer Lodge 5 D.. ..3,510
Blissfield 6 M.2,103 Ostego 3 L.3,245 Lake City 8 L.3,210 Hernando 2 J.938 Fredericktown 7 K.. .2.954 Dillon 7 D. ..2.422
Bloomfield Hills 7 L. 1,127 Ovid 5 K.1,131 Lake Crystal 5 M_1,173 Hollandale 10 G.1,211 Fulton 4 H.6,105 E. Helena 5 E_ . .1.039
Boyne City 4 F.2,650 Owosso 6 K.14,496 Lakefield 4 N.1,349 Holly Springs 2 L.. .2,271 Gallatin 2 D.1,504 Fkalaka 6 N. ....475
Brighton 6 L.1,287 Oxford 7 L.2,052 Lanesboro 8 N.1,014 Houston 7 N.1,477 Gideon 9 M.1,315 Ennis 7 E. ....276
Bronson 4 M.1,651 Paw Paw 3 M.1,684 LeSueur 5 L.1,807 Indianola 9 F.3,116 Glasgow 3 F.1,409 Eureka 1 B. ....860
Buchanan 3 N.3,922 Peftosky 5 F.5,740 Litchfield 4 K.2,880 Itta Bena 9 H.1,370 Glendale 5 K.1,451 Forsyth 5 K.
Cadillac 4 H.9,570 Plainwell 4 L.2,279 Little Falls 5 H.5,014 Iuka 2 R.1,441 Granby 8 D.1,445 Fort Benton 3 F.. . .1.109
Pleasant Bidge 7 K.2,885 Long Prairie 4 H. ..1,854 Jackson 15 H.48,282 Grant City 1 D.1,126 Glasgow 2 K. ..2.216
Calumet 3 A.1,557 Luverne 2 N.2,644 Glendive 4 M.... . .4.629
Caro 7 K.2,554 Plymouth 7 M.4,484 Kosciusko 11 L.3,237 Greenfield 7 D.1,304
Pontiac 7 G.64,928 Madelia 5 M.1,397 Laurel 18 N.18,017 Hamilton 2 D.1,572 Great Falls 4 F.. .28.S22
Carrollton 6 K.3,010 Madison 2 K.1,916 Hamilton 6 C.... ..1,839
Caspian 3 C.1,888 Port Huron 8 K... .31,361 Lealcesville 20 P1.662 Hannibal 2 J.22,761
Portland 5 G.1,902 Mankato 5 M.14,038 Leland 9 E.2,426 Harrisonville 5 D...2.306 Hardin 6 J. . .1,169
Cass City 7 J.1,261 Marshall 3 L.3,250 TTarlowton 5 G.... . .1.473
Cassopolis 3 N.1,448 Quincy 4 M.1,205 Lexington 11 J.2,590 Hayti 9 M.1,620
Reed City 4 J.1,792 Melrose 4 H.1,801 Liberty 20 F.551 Hermann 5 H.2,063 Havre 2 G.
Cedar Springs 4 K..1.104 Helena 5 F. .11,803
Centerline 7 L.2,604 Rochester 7 L.3,554 Milaca 6 J.1,318 Long Beach 25 N_1,346 Hlgginsville 4 E. ...3,339
Rockford 4 K.1,613 Minneapolis 6 K..464,356 Louisville 10 N.3.013 Holden 5 E.1,807 Hysham 5 K. ....2S9
Charlevoix 4 K..,.. .2,247 Jordan 4 K. . .. .350
Charlotte 5 G.5,307 Rockland 2 B.1,000 Montevideo 3 K.4,319 Lucedale 22 Q.834 Humansville 7 E_1,022
Rogers City 6 F.3,278 Montgomery 6 L. ...1,570 Lumberton 21 M.... 2,374 Huntsville 4 G.1,897 Kallspell 2 C.
Cheboygan 8 B.4,923 Klein 5 .T.
Chelsea 6 M.2,268 Romeo 7 L.2.283 Moorhead 1 F'.7,651 MeComb 20 H.10,057 Illmo 8 G.1,129
Roseville 7 M.6,836 Mora 6 H.1,014 Macon 11 P.2.198 Independence 4 C..15,296 Laurel 6 H.
Chesaning 6 K.1,594 Lewistown 4 H...
Clare 5 J.1,491 Royal Oak 7 M.22,904 Morris 2 J.2,474 Magnolia 21 H.1,660 Jackson 7 M.2.465
Saginaw 6 K.80,715 Mountain Iron 7 B. .1,349 Marks 5 H.1,258 Jefferson City 5 G..21,596 Libby 2 A. . .1.752
Clawson 7 G.3,377 Nashwauk 6 E.2,555 Livingston 6 F.... ..6,391
Clinton 6 M.1,026 St. Charles '6 K.1.463 Meadville 19 F.341 Joplin 8 C.33,454
St. Clair 8 L.3,389 New Prague 6 G.1,543 Mendenhall 16 K.919 Kansas City 4 C.. .399,746 Malta 2 J. . .1.342
Clio 6 K.1.548 Miles City 5 L... . .7,175
Coldwater 4 M.6,735 St. Ignace 5 F.2,109 New Ulm 5 M.7,308 Meridian 14 P.31,954 Kennett 5 M.4,128
St. Johns 5 G.3.929 Northfield 6 L.4,153 Monticello 19 J.606 Kirksville 2 G.8.293 Missoula 5 C. .14,657
Constantine 4 M.... 1,259 Philinsburg 5 D.. . .1.300
Coopersville 3 K.... 1,004 St. Joseph 2 M.8,349 North Mankato 5 M.2,822 Moss Point 24 Q_2,453 Kirkwood 5 K.9,169
St. Louis 5 K.2.494 North St. Paul 7 K..2,915 Natchez 19 C.13,422 Ga Grange 2 H.1,160 Plentywood IN.. . .1.226
Corunna 6 G.1,936 Poison 3 C. . .1,455
Croswell 7 K.1,470 Sandusky 7 K.1,305 Olivia 4 K.1,475 New Albany 3 N... .3,187 Lamar 7 C.2,381
Sault Ste. Marie 8 C Ortonville 1 J.2.017 New Augusta 20 N... .222 T>n^ior 2 M . .1.046
Crystal Falls 3 C....2,995 La Plata 2 G.1,460
.13,755 Owatonna 6 M.7,654 Newton 15 N.2,011 Lebanon 7 F'.3,562 Red Lodge 7 H....
Davison 6 K.1.298 Park Rapids 4 F’. ...2,081 Roundup 5 H.... ..2.577
Dearborn 7 M.50,358 Scottville 3 J.1,002 Ocean Springs 24 0.1,663 Lees Summit 4 D... .2,035
Sebewaing 7 J.1,441 Paynesville 3 1.1,121 Okolona 6 0.2,235 Lexington 4 D.4,595 Ryegate 5 H. ... .292
Decatur 4 M.1.582 Sand Coulee 4 F.. . .1.010
Detroit 7 M.1,568.662 Shelby 3 J.1,152 Pelican Rapids 3 F. .1,305 Oxford 4 G.2,890 Liberty 3 C.3,516
S. Haven 3 M.4,804 Perham 3 F.1,411 Pascagoula 25 Q....4.339 Louisiana 3 J.3,567 Soobey 1 M .
Dovvagiac 3 M.5,550 Shelby 2 E.2,004
Dundee 6 M.1,364 S. Range 3 A.1,120 Pine City 7 H.1,343 Pass Christian 25 N.3,004 Macon 3 G.3,851
Sparta 4 K.1,939 Pipestone 2 M.3,489 Paulding 16 N.156 Malden 9 L.2,025 Sidney 3 N.2,010
Durand 6 G.3,081 Plainview 7 M.1,233 Stanford 4 G.509
East Detroit 7 G... .5,955 Spring Lake 3 K... .1,271 Philadelphia 12 N. .2.560 Maplewood 5 G.12,657
Stambaugh 3 C.2,400 Preston 8 N..,.1,214 Picayune 23 L.4,698 Marceline 2 F.3,555 Stockett 4 F.1,080
East Grand Bapids 4 K Princetton 6 J.1,636 Superior 4 B.338
.4,024 Sturgis 4 M.6,950 Pittsboro 6 M.249 Marionville 8 E.1,227
Tawas City 6 H.1,034 Proctorknott 8 F. .. .2,521 Pontotoc 5 N.2,018 Marshall 4 F.8,103 Terry 4 M.779
East Jordan 4 F....1.523 Three Forks 6 E.884
E. Lansing 5 G.4,389 Tecumseh 6 M.2,456 Red Lake Falls 2 D. 1,386 Poplarville 22 L.1,498 Marshfield 8 F.1,378
Three Rivers 4 M...6.863 Red* Wing 7 L.9,629 Pbrt Gibson 17 E...1,861 Maryville 1 C.5,217 Townsend 6 B.735
East Tawas 6 H.1,455 Redwood Falls 3 L..2.552 Virginia City 7 E_242
Eaton Rapids 5 G.. .2,822 Traverse City 4 G.. 12,539 Prentiss 18 K.655 Memphis 1 G.1,728
Trenton 7 M.4,022 Robbinsdale 6 K... .4.427 Purvis 21 M.....881 Mexico 4 H.8,290 Walkerville 6 D_2,052
Ecorse 7 M.12,716 Rochester 7 M.20,621 Whitefish 2 C.2.803
Escanaba 5 D-2 F. .14,524 Union City 5 M_1,104 Quitman 16 P.1,872 Milan 2 F.2.002
Vassar 6 K.1.816 Roseau 3 B.1,028 Raleigh 16 G.126 Moberly 3 G.13,772 White Sulphur Springs
Bssexville 6 J.1.864 Rushford 8 N.1,125 5 T? 676
Evart 4 J.1,301 Vicksburg 4 M.1,735 Raymond 15 G.547 Monett 8 D.4.099
Wakefield 1C.3,677 St. Charles 8 M.1.311 Ripley 2 0.1,468 Neosho 9 D.4,485 Wibaux 4 N.'1i619
Farmington 7 G.... 1,243 Winnett 4 J.408
Fenton 6 K.3.171 Watervliet 3 M.1,207 St. Cloud 5 J.21,000 Rolling F'ork 12 F... .902 Nevada 6 C....7,448
Wayland 4 G.1,013 St. James 4 M.2.808 Rosedale 7 E.2,117 Newburg 6 G.1,036 Wolf Point 2 G.1,533
Ferndale 7 G.20.855 St. Joseph 5 J.1,009
Flatrock 8 M.1.231 Wayne 6 M.3,423 Sardis 4 J.1,298 New Franklin 4 F... 1.210
Flint 6 K.156.492 West Branch 6 H...1,164 St. Louis Park 6 K.4,710 Senatobia 3 J.1,264 New Madrid 9 M-2,309 NEBRASKA
Flushing 6 K.1,723 Whitehall 3 K.1,304 St. Paul 6 K.271,006 Shaw 8 F.1,612 Norborne 4 E.1,190 (Pop. 1,377,963)
Fowlerville 6 G.1,141 Williamston 5 L....1,458 St. Peter 5 G.4.811 Shelby 6 G.1,811 North Kansas City 3 C Ainsworth 3 G.1,378
FVankfort 3 G.1.468 Wyandotte 7 M....23,368 Shakopee 6 G.2,023 Starkville 9 O.3.612 .2,574 Albion 4 J.2,172
Fremont 4 J.2.157 Yale City 7 K.1,345 Slayton 3 M.1,102 Summit 20 H.1,157 Odessa 4 D.1,861 Alliance 4 B.6,669
Garden City 7 M.. .2,081 Ypsilanti City 6 M.10.143 Sleepy Eye 4 G.2,576 Sumner 6 G.618 Osceola 6 D.1,043 Alma 7 H... .1,235
Gaylord 5 G.1.671 Zeeland 3 G.2,850 S. St. Paul 6 K... .10,009 Sumrall 19 L.1.364 Owensville 6 H.1,424 Arapahoe 7 G.1,017
Gladstone 5 D.5.170 Springfield 4 M.2,049 Tunica 2 G___1,043 Pacific 5 K.1,456 Ashland 5 M.1,786
Gladwin 5 J.1,248 Spring Valley 8 N.. .1,712 Tupelo 5 P.6,361 Palmyra 2 H.1,967 Atkinson 3 H.1,144
Grand Haven 3 K...8.345 MINNESOTA Staples 4 G.2.667 Tylertown 21 J.1,102 Paris 3 G.1.367 Auburn 7 N.3,068
Grand Hedge 5 G.. . .3,572 (Pop. 2.563,953) Stillwater 7 K.7,173 Union 14 N.1,705 Parma 9 G.1.051 Aurora 6 J.2,715
Grand Rapids 4 G. 168.592 Ada 2 E.1,285 Thief River Falls 2 C Vaiden 10 K.648 Pattonsburg 2 D.... 1,009 Bayard 4 B.1,559
Adrien 2 N.1,000 .4,208 Vicksburg 14 E. ...22,943 Perryville 7 G.2,964 Beatrice 7 L.10,297
Grandville 4 K.1.346
Grayling 5 G.1.973 Aitkin 6 G.1.545 Tracy 3 G.2,570 Walthall 8 M.124 Pierce City 8 D.1,135 Beaver City 7 G_1,024
Greenville 4 K.4,730 Albert Lea 6 N.10,169 Two Harbors 9 B. ..4,425 WateT Valley 5 L...3,738 Plattsburg 3 C.1,672 Bellevue 5 M.1,017
Grosse Pointe 7 M.. .5.173 Alexandria 3 H.3,876 Virginia 7 D.11,963 Waynesboro ISP... .1,120 Pleasant Hill 4 D...2.330 Benkelman 7 D.1,154
Hamtramok 7 G. .. .56.2118 Anoka 6 J.4,851 Wabasha 8 G.2,212 West Point 8 P.4,677 Poplar Bluff 9 K...7.551 Blair 5 M.2,791
Hancock 3 A.5,795 Appleton 2 J._,..1,625 Wadena 4 G.2.512 Wiggins 22 N.1,074 Portageville 9 M.... 1,262 Bloomfield 2 K.1,435
Harbor Reach 7 J.. .1.892 Aurora 8 E.1,463 Waite Park 5 J.1,318 Winona 9 K.2,607 Potosi 6 J.1.279 Bridgeport 5 B.1,421
Harbor Springs 7 J. 1,429 Austin 7 N.12,276 Warren 1 C.1.472 Woodville 21 C.1.113 Princeton 1 E.1,509 Broken Bow 5 G.,,.2,705
Hart 3 .T.1.6n0 Barnesville 2 F.1.279 Wasega 6 M.3,815 Yazoo City 12 G... .5,579 Rich Hill 6 C.2.113 Burwell 4 H.1,156
Hartford 3 M.1.484 Bayport 7 K.2.590 West St. Paul 7 G. .4.463 Richmond 4 D.4.129 Cambridge 7 F.1,203
Hastings 4 G.5.227 Belle Plaine 6 G_1,236 Wheaton 1 H.1.279 Rolla 6 H.3,670 Central City 5 J.,,.2,474
Bemidji 4 E.7.202 Willmar 4 K.6.173 MISSOURI Ohadron 2 B.4,606
Hillsdale 5 M.5.896 St. Charles 4 K... .10.491
Benson 3 J.2,095 Windom 3 M.2.123 (Pop. 3,629,367) Ste. Genevieve 6 G..2.662 Chappell 5 C.1.061
Holland 3 G.14.346
Holly 7 G.2,252 Bird Island 4 L.1.004 Winona 9 M.20.850 Adrien 5 D.934 St. .Tosenh 2 C.80.935 Columbus 5 K.6,898
Homer 5 M.1.108 Biwabik 7 E.1,383 Winthrop 5 G.1,037 Albany ID.1,858 St. Gottis 5 G.821.960 Cozad 6 G.1,813
Houghton 3 A.3,346 Blooming Prairie 6 M Worthington 3 N....3,878 Appleton City 6 D..1,136 Salem 7 H.2,250 Crawfford 2 B.1,703
Howell 6 G.3.615 .1.046 Zumbrota 7 G.1,350 Aurora 8 E.3,875 Savannah 2 C.1,888 Creighton 3 K.1,388
Hudson 5 M.2.361 Blue Earth 5 N.2,884 Ava 8 E.1.041 Sedalia 5 E.20,806 Crete 6 G.2,865
Imlay City 7 K.1.495 Bovey 6 E.1,248 MISSISSIPPI Bethany 1 D.2,209 Senath 9 G.1,086 David City 5 L.2,333
Inkster 7 M.4,440 Brainerd 5 G.10,221 (Pop. 2,009,821) Bevier 3 G.1.229 Sikeston 8 M.5.676 Deshler 7 K.1.177
Ionia 4 G.6,562 Breckenridge 1 G... .2,264 Aberdeen 7 P.3,925 Bismarck 6 K.1,185 Slater 4 M.3.478 Elwood 7 G.509
Iron Mountain 4 D.l 1.652 Brooklyn Center.1,344 Ackerman 10 N.1,169 Bloomfield 8 L.1,023 Springfield 8 E.57,527 F'airbury 7 G.6,192
Iron River 3 C.4,665 Bhffalo 5 K.1.409 Amory 6 Q.3,214 Bolivar 7 E.2,256 Trenton 2 E.6,992 F'alls City 7 N.5,787
Ironwood 1 C.14,299 Buhl 7 D.1.634 Ashland 2 M.228 Bonne Terre 6 K... .4,021 Troy 4 J. 1,419 Franklin 7 H.1,103
Ishpeming 4 C.9.238 Caledonia 9 N.1.554 Baldwin 4 P.1,106 Boonville 4 F.6,435 Union 5 J.2,143 Fremont 5 M.11,407
Ithaca 5 K.1,780 Cambridge 6 J.1,183 Batesville 4 J.1,062 Bowling Green 3 J. .1,855 Unionyille 1 F.1,811 Friend 6 L.1,214
Jackson 5 M.55,180 Chaska 6 K.1,901 Bay St. Louis 25 M.3,724 Brookfield 2 F.6,428 University City 5 K.25,809 Fullerton 5 K.1,680
Kalamazoo 4 M....54.786 Chisholm 7 E.8.308 Bay Springs 16 N. ...927 Brunswick 3 F.1,715 Valley Park 5 K-1,722 Geneva 7 K.1,662
Klngsford 4 C.5,526 Cloquet 7 F'.6,702 Belzoni 10 G.2,735 Butler 6 C.2,706 Genoa 5 K.1,089
G’Anse 3 B.2.421 Cokato 5 K.1.125 Vandalia 4 H.2,450 Gering 4 A.2,531
Biloxi 24 0.14,850 California 5 G.2,384
Lake Linden 3 A...1.714 Cold Spring 5 J.1.147 Booneville 3 P.1,703 Cameron 3 D.3,507 Versailles 5 F.1,662 Gordon 2 C.1,958
Lake Odessa 4 G... .1.220 Coleraine 6 E.1.243 Brandon 15 K.692 Campbell 9 L.1,592 Warrensburg 5 E... .5,146 Gothenburg 6 F.2,322
Lake Orion 7 G.1,369 Columbia Heights 6 K Brookhaven 18 H... .5,288 Cape Girardeau 7 M Warrenton 4 J.1,250 Grand Island 6 J.. 18,041
Lapeer 7 K.5,008 .5,613 Canton 13 J.4,725 .16,227 Warsaw 6 E..1,102 Grant 6 D.789
Gaurium 3 A.4.916 Crookston 2 D.6.321 Carrollton 9 K.523 Carrollton 3 B.4,058 Washington 5 J.5,918 Greeley 5 J.857
Lawton 3 M.1,164 Crosby 5 G.3.451 Carthage 13 G.998 Carterville 8 D.1,600 Webb City 8 C.6.876 Hartington 2 L....1,568
Leslie 5 G.1.105 Crystal 6 K.1,865 Centreville 21 E.1,344 Carthage 8 C.9,736 Webster Groves 5 K. 16.487 Hastings 2 L.15,490
Lincoln Park 7 M. .12,336 Detroit Lakes 3 F,. .3,675 Charleston 6 J.2,014 Caruthersville 5 N.. .4,781 Havelock 6 L.3,659
Lowell 4 G.1 919 Duluth 8 F.101,463 Clarksdale 5 G.10,043 Centralia 4 G.2,009 Wellsville 4 H.1,525 Hebron 7 K.1,804
Gudington1 2 J.8,898 East Grand Forks 1 C Cleveland 8 F.3,240 Chaffee 8 M.2,902 Weston 3 B.1,028 Hemingford 3 B.... 1,025
Mancelona 4 F.1.143 .2,922 Coffeyville 7 L.456 Charleston 8 M.3,357 Westplains 9 H.3,335 Holdrege 7 G.3.263
Manchester 6 M.1.037 Edina 6 K.3,138 Collins 18 G.935 Chillieothe 2 E.8,177 Willow Springs 9 G. 1,430 Humboldt 7 N.1.435
Manistee 3 H.8,078 Elk Kiver 6 J.1.025 Columbia 20 K.4,833 Clayton 5 K... .9.613 Windsor 5 E.1,879 Imperial 7 D.946
 102 INDEX OF THE UNITED STATES
Kearney 6 H.8,575 Jaffrey 14 F.2,000 Haworth 8 C.1,042 Summit 6 D.14,556 Briar Cliff Manor
Kimball 5 A.1,711 Keene 14 E.13,794 Hawthorne 7 C... 11,868 Sussex 6 A.1,415 Larchmont 3 C.5,282
Lexington 6 G.2,962 2 C.1,794
Laconia 10 H.12,471 High Bridge 4 D.. 1,860 Swedesboro 2 J....2,123 Bnghtwaters 3 E... 1,061 Lawrence 3 C.3,041
Lincoln 6 L.75.933 Lancaster 5 H.2,827 LeRoy 6 D.4,474
Loup City 5 H.1,446 Highland Park 6 E.8,691 Tenafly 8 C.5,669 Broadalpin 6 L.1,341
Lebanon 10 E.6,273 Highlands 8 F.1,877 Toms River 7 H_2,000 Brockport 5 D.3,511 Lewiston 6 B.1,013
McCook 7 F'.6,688 Lincoln 8 H.1,498 Liberty 9 K.3,427
Madison 4 K.1,842 Highstown 6 F.3,012 Totowa 7 B.4,600 Brocton 7 B.1,301
Lisbon 7 G.2,234 Hoboken 8 D.59.261 Trenton 5 G.123,356 Bronxville 3 C.6*387 Lindenhurst 3 E.,.,4,040
Minatare 4 A.1.079 Little Falls 6 K...11,105
Mindee 7 H.1,716 Littleton 6 G.2,400 Hopewell 5 F.1,467 Tuckerton 7 K.1,429 Brooklyn 3 C.. .2,560,401
Mitchell 4 A.2,058 Manchester 13 H..76.834 Irvington 7 D.56,733 Union 7 D.16,445 Buchanan 2 C.1,346 Little Valley 8 B...1,196
Marlboro 14 E.1,508 Jamesburg 6 F.2,048 Union City 8 C_58,659 Buffalo 6 B.573,076 Liverpool 6 G.2,244
Nebraska City 6 N. .7,230
Neligh 3 J.1,649 Meredith 10 H.1,702 Jersey City 8 D.. .316,715 Vauxhall 7 D.3,595 Caledonia 6 D.1,487 Lockport 5 C.23,160
Norfolk 4 K.10;717 Merrimack 14 H....1,044 Keansburg 8 E.2,190 Ventnor 5 L.6,674 Cambridge 6 M....1,762 Long Beach 3 C....5.817
North Bend 5 L_1,108 Milford 14 H.3,900 Kearny 7 C.40.716 Verona 7 C.....7,161 Camden 5 J.1,912 Lowville 4 J.3,424
Milton 11 K.1,206 Kenilworth 7 D.2,243 Vineland 4 L.7,556 Camillus 6 G.1,036 Lynbrook 4 C.11,993
North Platte 5 F.. 12,061
Oakland 4 M,.1,433 Nashua 14 H.31.463 Keyport 7 E.4,940 Waldick 8 C.1,728 Canajoharie 6 K....2,519 Lyons 6 F.3,956
Ogallala 5 D.1,631 Newmarket 13 K...2,511 Lakewood 7 G.5.149 Wallington 8 C.9,063 Canandaigua 6 B. ..7,541 McGrawville 7 H...1,082
Omaha 5 N.214.006 Newport 11 F.4,259 Lambertville 4 F... .4,518 Wanaque 7 B.3,119 Canastota 6 J.4,235 Malone 1 L.8,657
O’Neill 3 J.2,019 Northumberland Laurel Springs 4 J..1,343 Washington 4 D.,,.4,410 Canisteo 8 E.2,548 Malveme 3 C.2,256
5 H .2,360 Lawnside 4 J.1,379 Wenonah 3 J.1,245 Canton 2 K.2,822 Mamaroneck 3 C..11,766
Ord 5 H.2,226 Leonia 8 C.5,350 West Caldwell 7 C..2.911 Carthage 4 J.4,460
Osceola 5 K.1.054 Ossipee 9 K.1,130 Manchester 6 E.... 1,429
Lincoln Park 6 C...1,831 West Cape May 5 N. 1,048 Casleton-on-Hudson
Oxvord 7 G.1,155 Pembroke 12 H....2,792 Linden 7 D.21,206 Westfield 7 D.15,801 „ 7 M .1,506 Manlius 6 G.1,538
Pawnee City 7 M... 1,573 Penacook 12 H.2,005 Lindenwold 4 J.2.253 West Long Branch Marcellus 6 H.1,083
Pender 3 L.1,006 Peterboro 14 G.2,521 Catskill 8 M.5,082 Massena 1 IC.10.637
Linwood 6 L.1.514 _ 8 ®*.1,686 Cattaraugus 8 C.1,236
Pierce 3 K.1.271 Plainfield 10 E_2,018 Maybrook 2 B.1,159
Little Ferry 8 C....4,155 West New York 8 D.37,107 Cazenovia 6 H.1,788
Plainview 3 K.1,216 Ponemah 14 H.2,400 Livingston 7 C.3.457 West Orange 7 D. . .24,327 Cedarhurst 3 C.5,065 Mayville 8 B.1.273
Plattsmouth 6 N_3,793 Portsmouth 13 L...14,495 Lodi 8 C.11,549 West Paterson 7 C.,3,101 Celeron 8 B.1,182 Mechanicville 6 M..7.924
Randolph 3 K.1,145 Rochester 12 L. ...10,209 Long Branch 8 F. .18.309 Westville 3 J.3,462 Champlain 1 M.1,197 Medina 5 D.6,071
Ravenna 6 H.1,559 Salem 14 J.2,500 Madison 6 D.7,481 Westwood 8 C.4,871 Chateagay 1 L.1,169 Menands 7 M.1,522
Red Cloud 7 J.1,519 Somersworth 12 L...5.680 Magnolia 4 J.1,522 Wharton 6 C.3,683 Chatham 8 M.2,424 Mexico 5 H.1,297
Rushville 3 C.1,006 Suncook 13 H.3,185 Manasquan 8 G....2,320 Wildwood 5 N.5,330 Chester 2 B.1,154 Middleburg 7 L.948
St. Edward 4 K.1,030 Walpole 13 E.2.287 Manville 6 E.5,441 Williamstown 4 J...2.110 Clayton 3 H.1,940 Middleport 5 C.1,596
St. Paul 5 J.1,621 Weare 13 G.1,200 Margate City 6 L. ..2.913 Woodbine 4 M.2,164 Clifton Springs 6 F'. 1,819 Middletown 2 B...21,276
Schuyler 5 L.2,588 West Lebanon 10 E. 1,625 Matawan 7 F.2,264 Woodbury 3 J.8,172 Clinton 5 J.1 475 Millbrook 1 C.1,296
Scottsbluff 4 A.8,465 Whitefield 6 H.1,693 Maywood 8 C.3,398 Woodbury Heights Mineola 3 C.8,155
Scribner 4 L.1,066 Clyde 6 F.2!374
Wilton 14 G.1,600 Merchantville 4 H...3.592 4 J . 997
Cobleskill 7 K.2,594 Mohawk 5 K.2,835
Seward 6 L.2,737 Metuchen 7 E.5,748 Woodlynne 5 J.2,878 Cohoes 7 M.23,226 Monroe 2 B.1,621
Sidney 5 B.3,306 Winchester 14 E.,.2,183
Wolfeboro 10 K....2,228 Middlesex 6 E.3,504 Wood Ridge 8 C_5,159 Cbld Spring 2 C... .1,784 Monticello 1 A.3,450
Sbuth Sioux City Midland Park 8 C.. .3,638 Woodstown 2 K.1,832 Colonie 7 M.1,176
3 M .3.927 Montour Falls 7 E.. 1,489
Millburn 7 D.8,550 Wyckoff 8 C.2,990 Cooperstown 7 K....2,909 Moravia 7 G.1,295
Stanton 4 L.1.479 NEW JERSEY Milltown 6 E.2.994
Stromsburg 5 K.1,320 (Pop. 4,041,334) Corinth 5 M.2.613 Mount Kisco 2 C.,.5,127
Millville 3 L.14,705 NEW MEXICO Corning 8 F.15,777 Mount Morris 7 E..3,238
Superior 7 J.3,044 Absecon 8 L.2,158 Montclair 7 C.42,017
Sutton 6 K.1.540 Allendale 8 B.1,165 Montvale 8 C.1,243 , (Pop. 423,317) Cornwall 2 B.1,910 Mount Vernon 2 C.61,499
Tecumseh 7 M.1,829 Alpha 3 D.2,374 Montville 6 C.2,460 Alamogordo 5 L.3,096 Cortland 7 H.15.043 Naples 7 E.1,070
Tekamah 4 M.1,804 Asbury Park 8 G. .14,981 Moonachie 8 6.1,465 Albuquerque 4 F'. ..26,570 Coxsackie 8 M.2.1B5 Newark 6 E.7,649
Tilden 4 K.1,106 Atlantic City 6 L..66,198 Moorestown 5 H.3,600 Aztec 2 C.740Artesia 7 K.2,427 Croton-on-Hudson New Berlin 7 J. ...1,076
Trenton 7 E.865 Atlantic Highlands 2 C . 2,447 Newburgh 2 B....31,275
Morris Plains 6 C...1,713 Belen 4 G.2,116 Cuba 8 C.1,422
Tryon 5 E.101 8 F .2,000 Morristown 6 C. ...15.197 Bernalillo 4 F.405 New Hartford 6 J..1,885
Valentine 2 F.1.672 Dannemora 1 M.3,348 New Hyde Park 3 C.3,314
Audubon 4 H.8,904 Mountain Lakes 6 C. 2,132 Carisbad 8 L.3,708 Dansville 7 D.4,928
Valley 5 M.1,039 Avon-by-the-Sea Mount Ephraim 4 J. .2,319 Carrizozo 5 J.1 171 Delhi 8 K.1,840 New Platz 9 L.1,362
Wahoo 5 M.2,689 8 G .1,220 Mount Holly 5 H. ..6.000 Central 2 L.L060 Depew 6 C.6,536 New Rochelle 2 C..54,000
Wakefield 3 L.1,112 Barrington 4 1.2,252 National Park 3 H. .1,828 Cimarron 6 D.698 Deposit 8 J.1,887 New York 3 C.6,930,446
Walthill 3 M.1,162 Bronx Bor.
Wayne 3 L.2,381 Bayonne 7 D.88,979 Neptune City 8 G...2.258 Clayton 9 D.2,518 Dexter 3 H.1,020
Belleville 7 C.26,974 Netcong 5 C.2,097 Clovis 9 H.8,027 Dobbs Ferry 2 C...5.741 3 C .1,265,258
Weeping Water 6 M. 1,029 Brooklyn Bor.
Westpoint 4 L.2,225 Bellmawr 4 1.1,123 Newark 7 D.442.337 Dawson 7 C.5,’o-05 Dolgeville 6 K.3,309
Belmar 8 G.3,491 New Brunswick 6 E. 34,555 Deming 3 L.3,377 Dundee 7 F.1,086 3 C .2,560,401
Wilber 7 L.1,352 Manhattan Bor.
Wisner 4 L.1,327 Belvidere 4 D.2,073 New Milford 8 C...2.556 El Rito 5 D.1,020 Dunkirk 7 B.17^802
Bergenfteld 8 C ....8,816 New Providence 6 D. 1,918 Estancia 5 G..634 E. Aurora 6 C.4,815 3 C . 1,867,312
Wymore 7 L.2,680 Queens Bor.
York 6 K.5.712 Berlin 4 J.1,955 Newton 5 B.5,401 Farmington 2 C’.1,350 E. Hampton 3 D.... 1,934
Bemardsville 6 D..3.336 North Arlington 8 C.8,263 Fort Sumner 7 H.839 E. Rochester 6 E. .. .6,627 3 C .1,079,129
Beverly 4 H.2,364 North Caldwell 7 C.. 1,492 Gallup 1 F.5,992 E. Rockaway 3 C_4,340 Richmond Bor.
NEVADA North Field 6 K_2,804 3 C .158,346
Bloomfield 7 C_38,077 North Haledon 7 C..2.157 Hillsboro 3 L.202 E. Syracuse 6 H. .. .4,696
(Pop. 91.058) Bloomingdale 7 C.,2,543 Hot Springs 3 K...1,336 Ellenville 1 B.3,280 New York Mills
North
Bogota 8 C.7,341 Northvale 8 C.1.144Plainfield 6 D.9,760 Hurley 2 L.4 010 Elmira 8 G.47,397 6 J .4,006
Austin 7 D.1.645
Carlin 8 B.825 Boonton 7 C.6,866 North Wildwood 5 N.2,049 Las Cruces 4 L.5 811 Elmira Heights 8 F.5,061 Niagara Falls 6 B.75,460
Carson City 5 B.1,596 Bordentown 5 G....4,405 Norwood 8 C.1,358 Las Vegas 6 F.14*719 Bndioott 8 H.16,231 North Collins 7 B. . 1,165
East Ely 9 E.702 Bound Brook 6 E.,.7,372 Nutley 7 D.20,572 Iordsburg 1 L.2^069 Fairport 6 E.4,604 North Pelham 2 C..4.890
Elko 8 C.3,217 Bradley Beach 8 G. 3,306 Oaklyn 4 J.3.843 Los Lunas 4 G. 513 Falconer 8 B.3,579 Northport 3 D.2,528
Ely 9 E.3,045 Bridgeton 3 Jj... .15,699 Ocean City 5 M_5,525 Lovingtoh 9 K.96i Farmingdale 3 C.,,.3,373 North Syracuse 6 H.1,766
Eureka 8 E.504 Burlington 4 G...10.844 Ocean Grove 8 F_2,754 Magdalena 3 H.1,371 Floral Park 3 D_10,016 North Tarrytown
Fallon 5 D.1,758 Butler 6 C.3,392 Oceanport 7 F.1,872 Malaga 8 M.1472 Fbnda 6 L.1,170 2 C .7,417
Gardnerville 5 B. ..1,108 Mora 6 E.’606 Ftort Edward 6 M... .3,850 North Tonawanda
Caldwell 7 C.5,144 Ogdenburg 6 B.1.138
Golconda 6 B.269 Mosquero 8 E.. '401 Fort Plain 6 K.2,725 6 C .19,019
Camden 3 H.118,700 Oradell 8 C.2,360
Goldfield 7 G.1,560 Carlstadi 8 C.5.425 Orange 7 C.35.399 Park Mouhtainair 5 G. ..1,027 Frankfort 6 K.4,203 Northville 6 L.1,250
Hawthorne 6 F.403 View 4 D.1,010 Franklinville 8 C. ..2,021 Norwich 7 J.8,378
Carteret 6 E.13,339 Palisades Park 8 C.7.065 Portales 9 H.... 2 519 Fredonia 7 B.5,814
Las Vegas 8 J.5,177 Cedargrove 7 D....4,780 Palmyra 4 H.4,968 £aton 7 C.;6,’090 Freeport 3 D.15,467 Norwood 2 K.1,880
Lovelock 6 C.1,259 Nunda 7 D.1,085
Manhattan 7 F.157
cnatnam
Chatham 6 D.3,869 Paramus o
b u.uwauius C.2,649 Reserve
8 u.z.bsy Reserve "1 ~ T 997 Friendship 8 D.1,154
Clayton 3 K.2,351 Park Ridge 8 C.2.229 RoshmI 7 JJ.It'in F'ulton 5 G.12,462 Nyack 2 B.5,392
McGill 9 D.2.850 Oakfield 6 D.1,919
Minden 4 E....151 Cliffside 8 C.15,267 Passaic 8_C...62,959 Roy 7 B ..713 . ' Garden City 3 D....7.180
Clifton 7 C.46,875 Paterson 7 C.138.513 San Marcial 4 j.... .1,405 Geneseo 6 D1.2,2'61 Ogdensburg 2 J_16,915
Montello 9 B.635
Fioche 9 F.600 Closter 8 C.2,502 Paulsboro 3 J.7,121 Santa Fe 5 E.1L176 Geneva 6 F'.16,053 Old Westbury 3 C..1,264
Reno 4 D.18.529 Collingswood 3 H.. 12,723 Peapack-Gladstone Santa Rita 2 L.2A80 Glen Cove 3 D.11,430 Olean 8 C.21.790
Cranford 7 D.5,506 5 D .1,273 Santa Rosa 7 G.1,127 Glens Falls 5 M... 18,531 Oneida 6 J.10,558
Round Mountain 7 F..231 Pennington 5 F.1,335 Oneonta 7 K.12,536
Silver City 5 E.67 Demarest 8 C.1,013 Silver City 2 L_3,519 Gloversville 6 L_23,099
Penns Grove 3 J_5,895 Orchard Park 7 C.. 1,144
Sparks 4 D.4,508 Dover 6 C.10,031 Perth Amboy 7 E..43,516 Socorro 4 H.2,058 Goshen 2 B.2,891
Tonopah 7 F.4,150 Dumont 8 C.5,861 Phillinsburg 3 D...19,255 Springer 7 D. 957 Gouverneur 3 J.4,015 Oriskany 5 J.1,142
Virginia City 5 D.. 1,210 Dunellen 6 D.5,148 Pine Hill 4 J.1,392 Taos 6 D.1,505 Gowanda 7 B.3,042 Ossining 3 C.15,241
Wells 9 B.655 E. Newark 7 D.2,686 Pitman 3 J.5.411 Tierra Amarilla 4 D.3,010 Granville 5 M.3,483 Oswego 5 G.22,652
Winnemucca 6 B....1.989 E. Orange 7 D_68,020 Plainfield 6 D.34,422 Tucumcari 8 F... 4 143 Great Neck 3 C.4,010 Owego 8 H.4,742
Yerington 5 E.1,005 E. Paterson 8 C....4,779 Fleasantville 6 L. .11.580 Tularosa 5 K.L406 Great Neck Estates Patchogue 3 D.6,860
E. Rutherford 7 C..7.080 Pt. Pleasant 8 G... .2.058 Vaughn 6 G.968 3 C .1,738 Pawling 1 C.1,204
Eatontown 8 F.1,938 Pt. Pleasant Beach Wagon Mound 7 E_862 Groton 7 G.2,004 Peekskill 2 C.17,125
NEW HAMPSHIRE Edgewater 8 C.4,089 8 G .1,844
Zuni 1 F. 1,010 Hamburg 7 C.4,731 Pelham 2 C.2,053
(Pop. 465.293) Egg Harbor City Pompton Lakes 7 B.3.104 Hamilton 6 J.1,700 Pelham Manor 2 C. .4,908
Andover 11 G.1,100 5 K .3,478 Princeton 5 F.6,992 NEW YORK Hammondsport 7 F.1,063 Penn Yan 7 F.5.329
Berlin 5 J.20,018 Elizabeth 7 D.... 114,589 Rahway 7 D.16.011 (including Indians) Hancock 9 J.1,427 Perry 7 D.4,231
Boscawen 12 H....1.350 Englewood 8 C....17,805 Ramsey 8 C.3,258 (Pop. 12,588,066) Hastings-Upon-Hudson Phelps 6 E.1,397
Bristol 10 G.1.450 Fair Lawn 8 C.5,990 Raritan 6 E.4.751 Adams 4 H.1,613 3 C .7.097 Philmont 8 M.1,868
Campton 9 H.1,035 Fairview 8 C.9,067 Red Bank 8 F.11,622 Addison 8 B.1,538 Haverstraw 2 B.,.,5,621 Phoenix 5 H.1,758
Canaan 10 F.1,250 Fort Lee 8 C.8,759 Ridgefield 8 C.4,671 Akron 6 C.2,188 Hempstead 3 C...12,650 Piermont 2 C.1,765
Chalestown 12 E....1,510 Franklin 6 B.4,176 Ridgefield Park 8 C.10.764 Albany 7 M.127,412 Herkimer 6 K.10,446 Pittsford 6 D.1,460
Claremont 11 E. ...12,377 Freehold 7 F.6,894 Ridgewood 7 C. ...12.188 Albion 5 D.4,878 Highland Falls 2 B.2,910 Plattsburgh 1 N... 13,349
Colebrook 3 H.1,820 Frenchtown 4 E...1,189 Ringwood 7 B.1.038 Allegany Alexandria Bay 3 H.1,952 Hilburn 3 B.1,303 Pleasantville 2 C...4.540
9 C.1,411
Concord 12 H_25,228 Garfield 7 C.29,739 Riverdale 6 C.1.052 Amityville 3 D.4,437 Holley 5 D.1,558 Port Chester 3 C..22,662
Contoocook 12 G...1,250 Garwood 7 D.3.344 Riverside 5 H. 2,210 Homer 7 H.3,195 Port Jervis 2 A....10,243
Conway 8 K.3,125 Riverton 4 H.2,483 Amsterdam 6 L. ...35,817 Hnneove Falls 6 E.. 1,187 Portville 8 C.969
Glassboro 3 J.4,799 Andover 8 D.1,241
Derry 14 J.5,131 Glen Ridge 7 C_7,365 Rockaway 6 C.3,132 Athens 8 M.1,618 Hornell 8 E.16,250 Potsdam 2 K.4,136
Roseland 7 C.1.058
Dover 12 L.13,573 Glen Rock 8 C.4,369 Roselle 7 D.13.021 Attica 6 D.2,212 Hudson 8 M.12,337 Poughkeepsie 1 C..40.288
Exeter 13 K.4,650 Gloucester City Hudson Falls 5 N..6,449 Pulaski 5 II.2,046
Farmington 11 K...2,475 Roselle Park 7 D...8.969 Auburn 6 G.36.652 Huntington 3 D.357 Randolph 8 C.1,308
3 H .13,796 Rumson 8 F.2.073 Avon 6 D.2,403
Franklin 11 H....6,576 Greenwich 2 L.1,310 Rutherford 8 C_14.915 Babylon 3 D.4,342 IIion 5 K.9,890 Ravena 7 M.1,963
Goffstown 13 H....2,500 Guttenburg 8 D....6,535 Salem 2 K.8.047 Bainbridge 8 J.1,324 Irvington 2 C.3,067 Rensselaer 7 M...11,223
Gonie 12 K.1,540 Hackensack 8 C...24,568 Slayreville 7 E.8.658 Baldwinsville 6 H. .3,845 Island Park 3 C.... 1,002 Rhinebeck 9 M.1,569
Gorham 6 J.2,763 Hackettstown 5 C..3.038 Scotch Plains 7 D.. .4.190 Ballston Spa 6 L.... 4,591 Ithaca 7 G.20,708 Richfield Springs
Greenville 14 G.... 1,319 Haddonfteld 4 H...8,857 Secaucus 8 C.8,950 Batavia 6 D.17,375 Jamestown 8 B....45.155 7 K .1,333
Groveton 5 H.1,700 Johnson City 8 H.. 13,567 Rochester 6 E. ...328,132
Haddon Heights Somerdale 4 J.1.151 Bath 8 E.4.015 Johnstown 6 L.10,801
Hampton 13 L.1,290 4 H .5,394 Somers Point 6 L. ..2.073 Bayville 3 C.1,042 Rockville Center
Hanover 10 E.1.600 Haledon 7 C.4,812 Somerville 6 E.8,255 Beacon 1 C.11,933 Jordan 6 H.1,145 3 D .13.718
Haverhill 8 F.3,465 Hamburg 6 A.1,160 S. Amboy 7 E.8,476 Bellerose 3 C.1,202 Keeseville 2 M.1,794 Rome 5 J.32,338
Henniker 12 G.1,266 Hammonton 5 K.,.7,656 S. Bound Brook 6 E. 1.763 Belmont 8 D.1,085 Kenmore 6 C.16,482 Rouses Point 1 N.. 1,920
Hillsboro 13 G.2,160 Harrington Park SI Orange 7 D.13.630 Binghamton 8 H. ..76,662 Kings Point 3 C...1,294 Rye 3 C.8,712 ,
Hitosdale 14 D.1,700 S. Plainfield 6 E_5.047 Blasdell 7 C.2,015 Kingston 9 L,... .28,088 Sag Harbor 3 F....2.773 i
Hooksett 13 H.1,855 Harrison 7 D..'.'.' ,’i5*601 S. River 7 E.10,759 Bolivar 8 D.1,725 Lackawanna 7 B. ..23,948 St. Johnsville 6 K.2,273 |
Hopkinton 12 H....1.445 Hasbrouck Heights Lake Placid 3 M...2.930 Salamanca 8 C.9,577 1
Springfield 7 D.3,730 Boonville 5 J.2,090 Lakewood 8 B.1,837
Hudson 14 J.2,000 8 C .5,658 Spring Lake 8 G.... 1,745 Brewster 2 C.1,664 Salem 5 N.1,081
Lancaster 6 C.7,040 Scarsdale 3 C.9,690
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Schenectady 6 M..95,692 Graham 2 F.2,972 Hartland 3 D.2,025 Dennison 7 F.4,529 Northfield 7 D.1,750 Altus 7 B.8,439
Schuylervllle 6 M... 1,411 Granite Falls 3 B.. .2,147 Harvey 5 H.2,1£7 Deshler 2 D.1,538 North Olmsted 7 C. .2,624 Alva 1 D.5,121
Sootia 6 M .7,437 Greensboro 2 E. ...53,569 Hebron 6 D.1,348 Dillionvale 9 G.1,434 North Royalton 7 C. 1,397 Anadarko 5 B.5,036
Sea Cliff 3 C.3,456 Greenville 3 K.9,194 Hettinger 8 C.1,292 Dover 6 D.2,453 Norwalk 5 D.7,776 Antlers 7 K.2,246
Seneca Falls 6 F.,.6,443 Hamlet 5 E... .4,801 Hillsboro 5 M.1,317 Dover 7 F'.....9,716 Norwood 2 K.33,411 Arapaho 4 C.414
Sherburne 7 J.1,077 Hazelwood 8 D.1,168 Jamestown 6 J.8,187 East Cleveland 7 C.39,667 Oak Harbor 4 C....1,849 Ardmore 8 G.15,741
Sherrill 5 J .2,150 Henderson 1 H.6,345 Kenmare 2 D.1,494 East Columbus 4 G..1,958 Oak Hill 5 L.1,578 Arnett 3 A.426
Shortsville 7 E.1.332 Hendersonville 8 E. .5,070 Lakota 3 K.860 East Liverpool 9 F.23,329 Oakwood 1 E.6,494 Atoka 7 J.1,856
Sioney 8 J.2,444 Hertford 2 L.1,914 La Moure 7 IC.889 East Palestine 9 B. .5,215 Oberlin 6 D.4,292 Barnsdall 2 J.2,001
Silver Creed 8 B.,,.3,160 Hickory 3 B.7,363 Langdon 2 K.1,221 Eaton 1 H.3.347 Orrville 7 E.4,427 Bartlesville 1 K....14.763
Skaneateles 6 G. ...1.882 Highland 3 B.1,514 Lidgerwood 8 M-1,029 Elmore 4 C.1,107 Osborn 3 H.1,271 Beaver 9 D.1,028
High Point 3 E_36,745 Elmwood Place 1 K. .4,562 Ottawa 2 E.2,169 Beggs 4 K.1,531
Sloan 6 C.3,482 Hillsboro 2 F.1,232 Linton 8 G.1,192 Elyria 6 D.25,633 Ottawa Hills 3 C_1,185 Bethany 4 F.2,032
Sloatsburg 2 B.1.623 Jonesville 2 C.1,306 Lisbon 7 L.1,650 Euclid 7 C.12,751 Oxford 1 J.2,588 Bixby 3 K.1,251
Sodus 6 F.1.444 Kemersville 2 D.... 1,754 McCluskey 5 G.719 Fairfield 3 H.1,240 Painesville 7 C_10,944 Blackwell 1 G.9,521
Solvay 6 H.7.986 Kings Mountain 4 A.5,632 Mandarn 7 F.5,037 Falrport Harbor 7 C.4,972 Parma 7 C.13,899 Blanchard 5 F.1,040
Southampton 3 F.,.3,737 Kinston 4 J.11,362 Mayville 5 M.1,199 Falrview 7 D.3,689 Paulding 1 D.1.904 Boise City 9 A.1,256
South Glens Falls La Grange 4 D.1,500 Minot 3 E.16,099 Findlay 3 D.19,363 Payne 1 E.1,014 Boynton 4 K.1,204
5 M .2,689 Landis 3 C.1,388 Mohall 2 E.676 Fostoria 3 D.12,790 Peebles 3 K.1.235 Bristow 4 J.6,619
South Nyack 3 C... '2,212 Laurinburg 5 F.3,312 Mott 8 D.1,036 Franklin 2 J.4,491 Perrysburg 3 C.3,182 Britton 4 F.2,214
Spencerport 6 E.... 1,249 Leaksville 1 E.1.814 Najjoleon 7 H.709 Fredericktown 5 F.. 1,257 Piqua 2 G.16,009 Broken Arrow 3 K..1,964
Spring Valley 2 C..3.948 Lenoir 3 A.6,532 New Rockford 4 J.. .2,195 Fremont 4 D.13,422 Plain City 4 G.1,288 Broken Bow 8 M... .2,291
Springville 7 C.2,540 Lexington 3 D.9,652 Oakes 8 L.1,709 Galion 5 E.7,674 Plymouth 4 E.1,339 Buffalo 1 B.990
Stamford 8 IC.1.103 Lincolnton 4 B.3,781 Park River 3 L.... 1,131 Gallipolis 6 L.7,106 Pomeroy 6 K.3,563 Carnegie 5 D.2,063
Stewart Manor 3 C. 1.291 Longview 3 B.1,262 Rolla 2 H.852 Garfield 9 E.15,589 Port Clinton 5 D....4.408 Cement 6 E.1,117
Stillwater 6 M.1.051 Louisburg 2H.2,182 Rugby 3 G.1,512 Garrettsville 8 D...1.179 Portsmouth 4 L....42,560 Chandler 4 H.2,717
Suffern 2 B.3,757 Lowell 4 B.1,664 Schafer 4 B.101 Geneva 8 C.3,791 Powhatan Point 9 H.2,329 Checotah 5 L.2,110
Syracuse 6 H....209,326 Lumberton 6 F.4,140 Stanley 3 D.936 Genoa 4 C.1,437 Prospect 4 F.1.013 Chelsea 2 L.1,527
Tarrytown 3 C.6,841 Madison 1 E.1,497 Stanton 5 E.358 Georgetown 3 L.1,531 Ravenna 8 D.8,019 Cherokee 1 E.2,236
Ticonderoga 4 M...3.080 Maiden 3 B.1,628 Steele 7 H.519 Germantown 2 H... .2,029 Reading 2 K.5,723 Cheyenne 4 B.826
Tonawanda 6 B.... 12,681 Marion 7 E.2,467' Towner 3 G.622 Gibsonburg 4 D.2,129 Riehwood 4 F.1,573 Chickasha 5 E.14,099
Marshall 7 D.1,132 Valley City 6 L.5,268 Girard 9 D.9,859 Ripley 3 L.1,556 Claremore 2 K.3,720
Troy 7 M.72,763 Monroe 5 C.6,100 Glendale 1 K.2,360 Cleveland 3 H.2,959
Trumansburg 7 G...1,077 Wahpeton 8 N.3,176 Rittman 6 B.2,785
Mooresville 3 L.5,619 Washburn 5 F.753 Glouster 6 J.2,903 Rocky River 6 C....5.632 Clinton 4 C.7,512
Tuckahoe 3 C.6,138 Morehead City 6 L.,3,483 Grandview Heights 4 G Coalgate 7 J.2,064
Tupper Lake 3 L...5.271 Williston 3 B.5,106 Roseville 6 H.1,413
Morganton 3 A.6,001 .6.358 Rossford 3 D.4,183 Collinsville 2 K....2.249
Unadilla 7 J.1.063 Mt. Airy 1 C.6,045 Wilton 6 F.1.001 Granville 5 G.1,467 Comanche 7 F.1,704
Wishek 8 H.1.146 Sabina 3 J.1,296
TJtica 6 J...101.740 Mt. Gilead 4 E.1,011 Greenfield 3 J.3,871 St. Bernard 1 K_7,487 Commerce 1 M.2.608
Valatie 8 M.1,246 Mt. Holly 4 B.2,254 Greenville 1 G.7,036 St. Clairsville 8 G.. .2,440 Cordell 5 C.2,936
Valley Stream 3 C.11,790 Mt. Olive 4 J.2.685 OHIO Grove City 4 G.1,546 St. Marys 2 F.5,433 Coweta 3 L.1,274
Victor 6 E.1.042 Murfreesboro 1 K... 1,000 (Pop. 6,646.697) Hamilton 1 J.52,176 St. Paris 3 G.1,177 Crescent 3 F'.1,190
Walden 1 B .4,283 Murphy 9 K.1,612 Ada 3 F.2,499 Harrison 1 K.1,449 Salem 9 E.10,622 Cushing 3 H.9,301
Walton 8 J.3,496 Nashville 2 J.1,137 Addyston 1 K.1,768 Hicksville 1 D.2,445 Salineville 9 F.2,133 Davenport 4 H.1,072
Wappingers Falls New Bern 4 K.11,981 Adena 8 G.1,286 Hillsboro 3 J.4,040 Sandusky 5 D.24,622 Davis 7 G.1,705
1 c .3,ooo Newton 3 B.4,394 Akron 7 D.255,040 Hubbard 9 D.4,080 Sebring 9 E.3,949 Depew 3 J.1.126
Warsaw 7 D. N. Wilkesboro 2 B..3,668 Alliance 8 E.23,047 Hudson 7 D.1,324 Shadyside 9 G.4,098 Dewey 1 K.2,095
Warwick 2 B.2,443 Norwood 4 D.1,452 Amherst 6 D.2,844 Huron 5 D.1,699 Shaker Heights 7 C.17,783 Drumright 3 H.4,972
Waterford 6 M....2.921 Oxford 1 G.4.101 Amsterdam 8 F.1,171 Independence 7 C... 1,525 Sharonville 2 J.1,111 Duncan 7 B.8,363
Waterloo 6 F.4,047 Pilot Mountain 1 C. 1,010 Antwerp 1 E.1,024 Ironton 5 L.16,621 Shawnee 6 H.1,457 Durant 8 J.7,463
Watertown 4 H....32,205 Pineville 4 C.1,108 Arcanum 1 G.1,149 Jackson 5 K.5,922 Sheffield Lake 6 D. .1.256 Earlsboro 5 H.1,950
Waterville 5 J.1,298 Plymouth 3 L.2,139 Archbold 2 C.1,185 Jefferson 9 C.1,601 Shelby 5 E.6,198 Edmond 4 F.3,576
Watervliet 7 M....16,083 Raleigh 3 G.37,379 Arlington Heights Johnstown 5 G.1.006 Shreve 6 E.1,103 Eldorado 7 B.1,183
Watkins Glen 8F...2,956 Ramseur 3 E.1,220 1 K.1,214 Kent 7 D.8,375 Sidney 2 G.9,301 Elk City 5 B.5.666
Waverly 9 G.5.662 Randleman 3 E.1,863 Ashland 6 B.11,141 Kenton 3 F.7,069 Silverton 1 K.1,843 El Reno 4 E.9,384
Red Springs 5 F....1,300 Ashtabula 8 C.23,301 Lakemore 7 D.1,670 Smithfield 8 F.1,023 Enid 2 F.26,399
Wayland 7 E.1.814 Lakewood 6 C.70,509 Frick 5 A.2,231
Webster 6 E.1,552 Reidsville 1 E.6,851 Ashville 4 H.1,085 Solon 7 C.1.027
Roanoke Rapids 1 J.3,404 Athens 6 J.7,252 Lancaster 5 H.... 18,716 Somerset 6 H.1,297 Eufaula 5 K.2,073
Weedsport 6 G.1,325 Robersonville 3 K..1,181 Lebanon 2 J.3,222 Fairfax 2 H.2,134
Wellesville 8 D....5.674 Avon 6 D.1,826 South Charleston
Rockingham 5 E....2.906 Avon Lake 6 D.1,610 Leetonia 8 E.2,332 3 H .1.208 Fairview 2 D.1,887
West Carthage 3 H. 1,722 Rocky Mount 3 J..21,412 Barberton 7 D.23,934 Leipsic 2 D.1,571 South Euclid 7 C_4,399 Fort Gibson 4 L.... 1,159
Westfield 8 A.3,466 Roxboro 1 F.3,657 Barnesville 8 G.4,602 Lima 2 F.42,287 South Zanesville Fort Sill 7 D.3,485
West Haverstraw Rutherfordton Batavia 2 K.1,119 Lisbon 9 E.3,405 6 H.1,278 Frederick 7 C.4,568
2 B .2,834 8 F .2,020 Bay 6 D.2,294 Lockland 2 K.5,703 Spencerville 2 F.... 1,612 Garber City 2 F-1.356
White Hall 5 N. ..5,191 St. Pauls 5 G.2,080 Bedford 7 D.6,814 Lodi 6 D.1,273 Springfield 3 H. ...68,743 Geary 3 E.1,892
White Plains 3 C..35,830 Salisbury 3 C.16,951 Beliaire 9 G.13.327 Logan 6 J.6,080 Steubenville 9 F...35,422 Grandfield 7 C.1,416
Whitesboro 5 3-3,375 Sanford 4 F.4,253 Bellefontaine 3 G.,.9,543 London 4 H.4,141 Strasburg 7 F.1,305 Granite 6 B.1,341
Williamsville 7 C..3.119 Scotland Neck 2 J.,2,339 Bellevue 5 D.6,256 Lorain 6 C.44,512 Strongsville 7 D....1,349 Guthrie 3 F.9,582
Williston Park 3 C.4,427 Belpre 7 J.1,724 Loudonville 6 F. ...2,068 Struthers 9 D.11.249 Guymon 9 C.2,181
Selma 3 H.1.857 Louisville 7 E.3,130
Wolcott 5 F.1,260 Shelby 4 A.10,789 Berea 6 D.5,697 Swanton 3 C.1,505 Hartshorne 6 K.3,587
Yonkers 3 C.134,646 Bethel 2 K.1,312 Loveland 2 J.1,954 Sylvania 3 C.2.106 Haskell 4 K.1.682
Siler City 3 F.1,730 Lovvellville 8 E.2,550 Tiffin 4 D.16.428 Healdton 8 F.2,017
Yorkville 5 J.3,406 Smithfield 3 H....2.543 Bethseda 8 G.1,159
Bexley 5 G.7,396 Lyndhurst 7 D.1,922 Tiltonsville 9 G.2.242 Heavener 6 M.2,269
NORTH Southern Pines 4 F.2,524 McArthur 5 J.1,188 Tippecanoe City Hennessey 3 E.1,271
Southport 7 H.1,760 Blanchester 3 J.... 1,597
CAROLINA Bluffton 2 E.2,035 McConnellsville 7 H. 1,754 2 H .2,559 Henryetta 5 3.7,694
(Pop. 3,170,276) Spencer 3 C.3,128 Bowling Green 3D.. 6,688 McDonald 9 D.1,714 Toledo 3 C.290,718 Hinton 5 D.1,009
Aberdeen 5 H.1,382 Spindale 8 F.3,066 Bradford 1 G.1.732 Maderia 1 K.1,162 Toronto 9 F'.7,044 Hobart 6 C.4,982
Ahoskie 1 K.1,940 Spray 1 E.6,025 BratenaTil 7 D.1,308 Malvern 8 F'.1,100 Troy 2 G.8,675 Holdenville 5 H....7.268
Albemarle 4 D.3,493 Spring Hope 2 J.... 1,222 Brecksville 7 D.1,308 Manchester 3 L.2,009 TThrichsville 7 F.,,.6,437 Hollis 7 A.2,914
Andrews 9 B.1,748 Spruce Pine 7 E. .,1,546 Bremen 5 H.1,232 Mansfield 5 E.33,525 Union City 1 G.1,305 Hominy 2 J.3,485
Asheboro 3 E.5,021 Statesville 3 C....10,490 Brewster 7 E.1,464 Maple Heights 7 C..5.950 University Heights Hooker 9 C.1,628
Asheville 8 D.50,193 Sylva 9 C.1-340 Bridgeport 9 G.4,655 Marblehead 5 C.... 1,027 7 C .2,237 Hugo 8 L.5,272
Aulander 2 K.1,041 Tabor 6 G.1,165 Brilliant 9 F1.1,682 Marietta 7 J.14,285 Upper Arlington Idabel 9 M.2,581
Ayden 4 K.1,607 Tarboro 3 J.6,379 Brookville 2 H.1,403 Marion 4 F.31,084 4 G .3.059 Jay 2 M.218
Badin 4 D.3,051 Thomasville 3 D.. 10,090 Bryan 1 C.4.689 Martins F'erry 9 G. .14,524 Upper Sandusky Jenks 3 J.1,110
Beaufort 6 L.2,957 Troy 4 E.1,522 Bucyrus 5 E.10,027 Marysville 4 G.3,639 4 E .3,889 Kaw City 1 G.1.001
Belhaven 3 L.2,458 Tryon 9 E.1,670 Byesville 7 G.2,638 Massillon 7 E.26,400 Urbana 3 G.7,742 Kingfisher 4 E.2,726
Belmont 4 B.4,121 Valdese 3 A.1,816 Cadiz 8 G.2,597 Maumee 3 C'.4,588 Utica 5 G.1,394 Konawa 6 H.2,070
Benson 4 H.1,522 Wadesboro 5 D.3,124 Caldwell 7H.1.778 Mayfield Heights 7 C Van Wert 1 E.8,472 Krebs 6 K.1,375
Bessemer City 4 B.,3,739 Wake Forest 3 G... 1,536 Cambridge 7 G.... 16,129 .2,612 Vermillion 5 D.1,464 Lawton 7 D.12,121
Bethel 3 K.1,149 Walnut Cove 1 D. ..1,081 Campbell 9 E.14,673 Mechanicsburg 3 G. .1,424 Versailles 1 G.1,465 landsay 6 G.1*713
Boone 2 A.1,295 Warrenton 1 H.1,072 Canal Fulton 7 E.. .1,160 Medina 6 D.4,071 Wadsworth 6 D.5,930 Lone Wolf 6 C.1.023
Brevard 9 D.2,339 Canfield 9 E.1,015 Mentor 7 C.1,589 Wapakoneta 2 F....5.378 McAlester 6 K.11.804
Warsaw 5 J.1,222 Miamisburg 2 H....5.518
Bryson 8 B.1,806 Washington 3 K....7,035 Canton 7 E'.104,906 Warren 9 D.41,062 Madill 8 H.2.203
Burgaw 6 H.1,209 Cardington 5 F.1,192 Middleport 6 K....3,505 Washington Court Mangum 6 B.4.806
Wavnesville 8 L....2.414 Middletown 2 J....29,992 House 3 J.8,426 Marietta 9 G.1.505
Burlington 2 F.9,737 Carey 4 E.2,722
Canton 8 D.5,117 Weldon 1 J.2,323 Miles Heights 7 C. .2,042 Wauseon 2 C.2,889 Marlow 7 F.3,084
West Hickory 3 B.. 1,706 Carrollton 8 F.2,286
Carrboro 2 F.1,242 Celina IF'.4,664 Milfore 2 K.1,915 Waverly 4 K.1,603 Maud 5 H.4,326
Carthage 4 F.1,129 Whiteville 6 G.2.203 Chagrin Falls 7 D.,2,739 Millersburg 6 F_2,203 Waynesburg 7 E. ...1,186 Medford 1 F'.1.084
Chadbourn 6 G.1,311 Wilkesboro 2 B.1,042 Chardon 8 C.1,818 Minerva 8 F.2,675 Wellington 6 D.2.235 Miami 1 M.8.064
Chapel Hill 2 G....2.699 Williamson 3 K....2.731 Chauncey 6 J.1,269 Mingo Jc. 9 F.5,030 Wellston 5 J.5,319 Morris 4 K.1.706
Charlotte 4 C.82,675 Wilmington 7 J...32,270 Chesapeake 6 L.1,094 Mogadore 7 D.1,502 Wellsville 9 F.7,956 Mountain View 6 D. .1.025
Cherryville 4 B....2.756 Wilson 3 J.12,613 Cheviot 1 K.8,046 Monroeville 5 D.... 1,080 West Carrollton Muskogee 4 L.32.026
China Grove 3 C.... 1,258 Windsor 2 K.1,425 Chillieothe 4 J-18,340 Montpelier 1 C.3,677 2 H .2.101 Newkirk 1 G.2,135
Clayton 3 H.1,533 Winston-Salem 2 D Cincinnati 1 K... 451.160 Mt. Gilead 5 F.1,871 Westerville 5 G.2,879 Norman 5 F.9,603
Clinton 5 H.2,712 .75,274 Circleville 4 H.7,369 Mt, Vernon 5 F.9,370 West Jefferson 4 G. .1,376 Nowata 1 K.3,531
Concord 4 C.11,820 Cleveland 7 C....900,429 Napoleon 2 D.4,545 West Lafayette 6 G. .1.106 Oilton 3 J.1.518
Cooleemee 3 C.2,010 . NORTH DAKOTA Cleveland Heights Nelsonville 6 J.5,322 West Liberty 3 F-1.248 Okemah 5 J.4,002
Cornelius 4 C.1,230 (Pop. 680,845) 7 C .50,945 Newark 6 G.30,596 West Milton 2 G-1.383 Oklahoma City
Cramerton 4 B.2,536 Ashley 8 J.1,033 Cleves IK.1,711 New Boston 4 L....5.931 West Union 3 K_1.094 4 p .185,389
Dallas 4 B.1.489 Beach 6 A.1,263 Clyde 4 D.3,159 New Bremen 2 F_1,485 Wickliffe 7 C.2,491 Okmulgee 4 J.17,097
Davidson 4 C.1,445 Bismarck 7 F_,.. .11.090 Coal Grove 5 L.2,181 Newburg 7 C.4.152 Willard 5 D.4,514 Pauls Valley 6 G-4.235
Dunn 4 G.4,558 Coldwater 1 F.1,787 New Carlisle 3 H. ..1,089 Williamsburg 2 K.. 1,147 Pawhuska 1 J.5,931
Bottineau 2 G.... 1,322 New Comerstown 7 G Willoughby 7 C.4,252 Pawnee 2 H.2,562
Durham 2 G.52,037 Bowman 8 B.888 Columbiana 9 E....2,485
E. Flat Rock 9 E_1,062 Columbus 4 It. .. .290,564 .4,265 Willmington 3 J-5.332 Perry 2 G.4,206
Cando 3 J.1,164 New Concord 6 H... 1,087 Woodsfield 8 H.2.317 Picher 1 M.7,773
E. Lumberton 5 F..1.111 Columbus Grove
E. Spencer 3 D.2,098 Carrington 5 J.... 1,717 New Lexington 6 H. 3,901 Woodville 3 D.1.151 Ponca City 1 G... .16.136
Casselton 6 M.1,253 2 E .1,633
Edenton 2 L.3,563 Conneaut 9 B.9,691 New London 5 D... .1,527 Wooster 6 B.10,742 Poteau 5 M.3,169
Elizabeth City 1 M. 10,037 Cavalier 2 L.850 New Miami 1 J.1,289 Worthington 4 G-1,239 Prague 4 H.1,299
Cooperstown 5 K_1,053 Corning 6 H.1,411
Elkin 1 C.2,357 Coshocton 6 G.10,908 New Philadelphia Wyoming 1 K.3,767 Pryor Creek 2 L. ...1,828
Enfield 1 J.2,234 Crosby 2 B.1,271 Covington 2 G.1,807 7 F'.12,365 Xenia 2 H.10,507 Purcell 5 G.2,817
Fairmont 5 F.1,314 Devils Lake 3 J_5,451 Crestline 5 E.4,425 New Richmond 2 K. 1,830 Yellow Springs 2 H. 1.427 Quapaw 1 M.1,340
Farmville 3 J.2,056 Dickinson 6 C.5,025 Creston 6 El.1,029 New Sttraitsville YorkvilfS 9 G.1.963 Quinton 6 K.1,804
F'ayetteville 4 G... .13,049 Ellendale 8 K.1,264 Crooksvillef 6 H.,,.3,251 6 H .1 718 Youngstown 9 E. .170,002 Ringling 8 F.1,002
Forest City 9 F and Enderlin 7 L.1,289 Cuyahoga Falls 7 D 19.797 Newton Falls 8 D...3.458 Zanesville 6 H.36,440 Rush Springs 6 E. .1.340
4 A .4,069 Fargo 6 N.28.619 Dayton 2 H.200.982 Niles 9 D.16,314 Ryan 8 F.1,258
Franklin 9 C.1,094 Fessenden 5 H.738 Deer Park 1 K.2,642 North Baltimore OKLAHOMA Sallisaw 4 M.1,785
Franklinton 2 G_1,320 Garrison 5 E.1,024 Defiance 2 D.8,818 3 D .2,402 (Pop. 2,396,040) Sand Siprings 3 J-6.674
Fremont 3 J.1,316 Grafton 3 M.3,136 Delaware 4 G.8,675 North Canton 7 E...2,648 Ada 6 H.11.261 Sapulpa 3 J.10,538
Gastonia 4 B.17,093 Grand Forks 4 M..17,112 Delphos 2 D.5,672 North College Hill Afton 1 M.1.219 Sayre 5 B.3.157
Goldsboro 4 ,T.14,985 Hankinson 8 N.1.400 Delta 2 C.1,778 1 K .4,139 Alien 5 J.1.438 Seminole 5 H.11,459
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Sentinel 5 C...1,269 Bangor 5 M.5,824 Edwardsville 4 K.,.8,847 Marysville 6 H.1,922 Benovo 4 G.3,947
Shattuck 2 A.1,490 Wheatland 4 A.1,518
Barnesboro 6 B.3,506 Eldred 2 E.1,118 Masontown 8 B.3,873 Reynoldsville 4 D.,3,480 Whitaker 6 B.2,072
Shawnee 5 H.23,283 Bath 5 M.1,625 Elizabeth 6 B.2,939 Matamoras 4 N.1,784 Ridgway 3 E.6,313
Shilder 1 J.1,777 White Haven 4 L... .1,537
Beaver 5 A.5,665 Elizabethtown 7 J.,.3,940 Mauch Chunk 5 L.,.3,206 Bidley Park 8 M_3,356 Wilkes Barre 4 L. .86,626
Skiatook 2 J.1,789 Beaver Falls 5 A.. 17,147 Elizabethville 6 J... 1,341 Mayfield 3 L.3,774 Rimersburg 4 C.1,319 Wilkinsburg 6 B...29,639
Snyder 7 C.1,195 Beaver Meadow 5 L. .1,890 Elklatfd 2 H.1,978 Meadville 3 A.16,698 Roaring Spring
Stigler 5 L.1,517 Williamsburg 6 F'. ..1,898
Bedford 7 E.2,953 Ellport 5 A.1,009 Mechanicsburg 7 K. .5,647 6 E .2,724 Williamsport 4 H. .45,729
Stillwater 3 G.7,016 Bellefonte 5 G.4,804 Ellsworth 7 B.2,274 Media 8 M.5,372 Robesonia 7 K.1,468
Stilwell 4 M.1,366 Williamstown 6 J...2,958
Bellevernon 7 B....2,489 Ellwood City 5 A..12,323 Mercer 4 A.2,125 Rochester 6 A.7,726 Wilmerding 6 C....6,291
Stroud 4 H.1,894 Bellevue 6 B.10,252 Emaus 6 M.6,419 Mercersburg 8 G_1,634 Rockledge 7 M.1,920 Wilson 5 M.8,265
Sulphur 7 H.4,242 Bellwood 6 B.2,560 Emlenton 4 B.1,137 Meyersdale 8 D.3,065 Rockwood 8 D.1,176 Windber 7 D.9,205
Tahlequah 3 M.2,495 Ben Avon 6 B.2,472 Emporium 3 F.2,929 Mlddleburg 5 H.... 1,024 Roscoe 7 B.1,310 Wind Gap 5 M.1,388
Talihina 6 M.1,032 Bentleyville 7 A.3,609 Bmsworth 6 B.2,709 Middletown 7 J.6,085 Roseto 5 M.1,746
Taloga 3 C.438 Windsor 8 J.1,009
Berlin 8 D.1,393 Enola 7 H.4,430 Midland 5 A.6,007 Rouseville 4 B.1,059 Winton 3 L.8,508
Tecumseh 5 H.2.419 Berwick 4 K.12,660 Ephrata 7 K.4,988 Miffiinburg 5 H.1,959 Royalton 6 L.1,117
Thomas 4 D.1,256 Womelsdorf 7 K....1,484
Bessmer 5 A.2,001 Erie 1 B.115,967 Miffilntown 6 G.1,027 Royersford 7 L.3,719 Wormeleysburg 7 H. 1,404
Tipton 7 C.1,459 Bethlehem 6 M_57,892 Etna 6 B.7,493 Mlllersburg 6 J.2,909 St. Clair 6 K.7,296 Wrightsville S K... .2,247
Tishomingo 7 H....1,281 Birdsboro 6 L.3,542 Elvansburg 5 B.i,561 Millerstown 5 B....1,052 St. Marys 3 E.7,433 Wyoming 4 L.4,648
Tonkawa 1 G.3,311 Blairsville 6 C.5,296 Everett 7 E.1,874 Mill Hall 4 G.1,421 S'altsburg 6 C.1,035 Wyomissing 7 L_3,111
Tulsa 3 K.141,258 Blakely 3 L.8,260 Everson 8 B.1,900 Millvale 6 B.8,166 Saxton 7 B.1,128 Yardley 7 M.1,308
Vlnita 1 L.4,263 Blawnox 6 B.2,186 Exeter 4 L.5,724 Milton 5 J.8,552 Sayre 2 J.7,902 Yeadon 8 M.5,430
Wagoner 3 L.2,994 Bloomsburg 5 K_9,093 Export 7 C.2,184 Minersvllle 6 K.9,392 Scalp Level 7 B.1,875 York 8 J.55,254
Walters 8 El.2,262 B loss burg 2 H.1,696 Falrchance 8 B.1.804 Mohnton 6 L.1,824 Schuylkill Haven Youngsville 2 D_1,907
Watonga 4 E‘.2,228 Boswell 7 D.1.775 Falls Creek 4 D.1,231 Monaca 6 A.4,641 6 K.6,514 Youngwood 6 C.2,783
Waurika 8 E.2,368 Boyertovvn 6 L.3,943 Farrell 4 A.14,359 Monessen 7 B.20,268 Seottdale 7 C.6,714 Zelienople? 5 B.1,933
Waynoka 2 D.1,840 Brackenridge 6 B.,.6,250 Fayette City 8 B_1,594 Monongahela 7 B.,.8,675 Scranton 3 L.143,433
Weatherford 4 D....2,417 Braddock 6 B.19,329 Ferndale 7 D.2,742 Montgomery 4 H. ...1,903 Selinsgrove 5 H.2,797
Weleetka 4 J.2,042 Bradford 2 C.19,306 Fleetwood 6 L.2,150 Montoursville 3 H. .2,710 Sellersville 7 L.2,063
Wetumka 5 J.2,153 Brentwood 6 B.5,381 Flemington 4 G.1,191 Montrose 2 L.1,909 Stewickley 6 B.5,599 (Pop. 687,497)
Wewoka 5 H.10,401 Bridgeport 7 M.5,595 Folcroft 8 M.1,432 Moosic 3 L.4,557 Shamokin 5 J.20,274 Barrington 6 H.5,162
Wilburton 6 L.1,524 Bridgeville 6 B-3,939 Ford City 5 C.6,127 Morrisville 7 N.5,368 Sharon 4 A.25,908 Bristol 6 J.11,953
Wilson 8 F.2,517 Bridgewater 5 A_1,792 F'orest City 3 M. ...5,207 Morton 8 M.1,341 Sharon Hills 8 M.,.3,825 Central Falls 5 H. .25,898
Woodward 2 B.5,056 Bristol 6 M.11,799 Forest Hills 6 B_4,549 Mount Carmel 5 J. .17,967 Sharpsburg 6 B.8,642 Coventry 6 G.6,420
Wynne Wood 6 G.... 1,829 Brookville 4 D.4,387 Forty Fort 4 L.6,224 Mt. Holly 8 H.1,140 Sharpsville 4 A.5,194 Cranston 6 H.42,911
Wjmona 2 J.1,171 Brownsville 6 C-2.8G9 Frackville 5 K.8,034 Mt. Jewett 2 E.1,379 Shenandoah 5 K... .21,782 East Greenwich 6 H.3’649
Tale 3 H.1,734 Burgettstown 6 A...2,266 Franklin 4 B.10,254 Mt. Joy 7 J.2,716 Shickshlnny 4 K.,,.2,451 East Providence
Yukon 4 F.1,455 Burnham 5 G.3,089 Freedom 5 A.3,227 6 H.29 °05
Mt. Oliver 6 B.7,07l Shillington 6 L.4,401
Butler 5 B.23,568 Freeland 4 L.7,098 Mt. Penn 6 L.3,017 Shingle House 2 F.. 1,380 Manville 5 H.6 009
California 7 B.2,362 Galeton 2 G.2,200 Mt. Pleasant 7 C. ...5,869 Shippensburg 7 G.,.4,346 Newport 7 H.27 612
OREGON Pawtucket 5 H...!77'l'49
(Pop. 953,786) Cambridge Springs Gallitzin 6 E.3,458 Mt. Union 6 F'.4,892 Sinking Spring 7 K.1,771
2 B .1,665 Gettysburg 8 H_5,584 Muncy 4 J.2,413 Slatington 6 L.4,134 Providence 6 H.,,252^981
Albany 4 D.5,325 Warren 6 J.7 972
Ashland 9 E.4,544 Camp Hill 7 H.3,111 Gilberton 5 K.4,22'7 Munhall 6 B.12,995 Slippery Rock 5 B. .1,165
Canonsburg 7 A_12,558 Girard 2 B.1,554 Warwick 6 G. 23 icq
Astoria 1 C.10,349 Myerstown 6K.2,593 Smethport 2 B.1,733
Canton 2 J.1,904 Girardville 5 K.4,891 Westerly 8 F.10,966
Baker 4 L.7.S58 Nanticoke 4 L.26,043 Somerset 7 D.4,395
Carbondale 3 L. ...20,041 Glassport 6 B.8,390 Nanty Glo 6 D.5,598 Souderton 7 L.3,857 West Warwick 6 H. 17,695
Bandon 7 B.1,516 Woonsocket 5 H. ..49,376
Beaverton 2 E.1,138 Carlisle 7 H.12,596 Glen Olden 8 M_4,482 Narberth 7 M.4,669 So. Brownsville 8 B.5,314
Bend 5 G.8,848 Carnegie 6 B.12,497 Glen Rock 8 J.1,309 Nazareth 6 M.5,505 So. Coatesville 8 L.1.785
Burns 6 K.2,599 Carrolltown 6 E....1.227 Gordon 5 K.1,069 Nescopeck 4 L.1,614 So. Connellsville SOUTH CAROLINA
Canyon City 5 K.268 Catasauqua 6 M_4,851 Greencastle 8 G.2,557 New BetTilehem 4 C.1,590 7 C .2,516 , ( Pop. 1,738,765)
Condon 3 H.940 Centerville 3 A.6,467 Greensburg 7 C.... 16,508 New Brighton 5 A. .9,950 So. Fork 6 E.3,227 Abbeville 3 C.4,414
Coquille 7 B.2,732 Chambersburg 8 G. .13,788 Greentree 6 B.1,457 New Castle 5 A... .48.674 So. Greensburg 7 C. .2,520 Aiken 5 E.6!o33
Corvallis 4 D.7,585 Charleroi 7 B.11,260 Greenville 3 A.8,628 New Cumberland Southmont 6 E.1,925 Allendale 7 F.2,066
Cottage Grove 6 I>. .2,473 Chester 8 M.58,164 Grove City 4 B.6,156 7 J.4,283 So. New Castle Anderson 3 C.14,383
Dallas 3 D.2,975 Cheswlck 6 B.1,053 Hallstead 2 L.1.254 New Eagle 7 A.1,793 4 B .1,038 Andrews 6 L.1,712
Enterprise 2 M.1,379 Clairton 6 B.15,291 Hamburg 6 K.3,637 New Freedom 8 J._1,125 So. Renovo 4 G..1,054 Bamberg 6 G.2A50
Eugene 5 D.18,901 Clarion '4 C.3,201 Hanover 8 J.11,805 New Holland 7 K.. .1,725 So. Waverly 2 K. .. .1,336 Barnwell 6 F.1,834
Forest Grove 2D_1,859 Clarks Summit 3 L. .2,604 Harrisburg 7 J....80,339 New Hope 7 M.1,113 Southwest Greensburg Batesburg 4 F.2^839
Fossil 3 H.538 Clearfield 4 E.9,221 Hastings 6 E.2,011 New Kensington 6 C .3,105 Beaufort 8 H.2,776
Gladstone 3 B.1,348 Clifton Heights 8 M.5,057 Hatboro 7 M.2,651 6 B.16,762 South Williamsport Bennettsville 2 K...3.667
Gold Beach 8 B.165 Clymer 5 D.2,672 Hatfield 7 M.1,149 New Oxford 8 H.... 1,138 3 H.6,058 Bishopvllle 3 J.2,249
Grants Pass 8 D_4,666 Coaldale 5 K.6,921 Hawley 3 M.1,811 New Philadelphia Spangler 6 B.2,761 Blacksburg 1 F.1,747
Gresham 2 E.1,635 Coalport 5 E.1,222 Hazleton 5 L.36,765 5 K .2,557 Spring City 7 M_2,963 Blaekville 6 F.1,284
Heppner 2 J.1,190 Coatesville 8 L. ...14,582 Heidelberg 6 B.2,130 Newport 6 H.1,891 Springdale 6 B.4,781 Branchville 5 G.1,689
Hillsboro 2 D.3,039 Cokeburg 7 A.1,550 Hellertown 6 M.3,851 Newtown T M.1,824 Spring Grove 8 J... .1,236 Brookland 4 F.1,722
Hood Biver 2 F.,,.2,757 Collingdale 8 M_7,857 Highsplre T J.2,327 Newville 7 H.1,482 State College 5 G.,.4,450 Buffalo 2 B.2,010
Independence 3 D... 1,248 Columbia 7 K.11,349 Hollidaysburg 6 E.. .5,969 Norristown 7 M....35,853 Steelton 7 J.13,291 Calhoun Falls 3 C. .1,759
Klamath F'alls 9 F.16,093 Cohvyn 8 M.2,064 Homer City 6 D....2,004 Northampton 6 M. ..9,839 Stoneboro 4 A.1,189 Camden 3 H.5,183
LaGrande 3 L.8,050 Conemaugh 6 D....1,530 Homestead 6 B_20.141 North Apollo 6 C... .1,485 Stroudsburg 5 M... .5,961 Cayce 4 F.1,267
Lakeview 9 H.1,799 Connellsville 7 C.. 13,290 Honesdale 3 M.5,490 North Bellevernon Sugar Notch 4 L....2,768 Central 2 B.1,440
Lebanon 4 D.1,851 Conshohocken 7 M. .10.815 Hooversville 7 D... .1,448 6 C.3,072 Summerville 4 D_1,202 Charleston 7 K_(12,265
McMinnville 3D... .2,917 Conway 5 A.2,014 Houston 7 A.1,742 North Braddock Summit Hill 5 L... .5,567 Cheraw 2 K.3,573
Madras 4 G.291 Coopersburg 6 M....1,057 Houtzdale 5 B.1,351 6 B .16,782 Sunbury 5 J.15,626 Chester 2 F'.5,528
Marshfield 6 B.5,287 Coplay 6 L.3,279 Hughestown 4 L....2,252 North Catasauqua Susquehanna 2 L....3,293 Clifton 1 E.6,005
Medford 8 D.11,007 Coraopolis 6 A....10.724 Hughesville 4 J.1,868 6L.2,700 Swarthmore 8 M....3,405 Clinton 3 E.5,643
Milton 1 L.1,576 Cornwall 7 K.1,837 Hummelstown 6 J...3.036 North Charleroi 7 B.2,879 Swissvale 6 B.16,029 Clover 1 F.3,111
Milwaukie 2 El.1,767 Corry 2 C.7,152 Huntingdon 6 F.7,558 North East 2 B.3,670 Shvoyerville 4 L.9,133 Columbia 4 G.51,581
Moro 2 H.352 Coudersport 3 F_2,740 Hyndman 8 D.1,190 North Girard 2 A... 1,077 Sykesville 4 D.2,103 Conway 4 L.3,011
Myrtle? Point 7 C... 1,362 Courtdale 4 L.1,007 Indiana 6 D.9,569 North Irwin 6 B....1,064 Tamaqua 6 K.12,936 Cowpens 1 E.1,115
Newberg 3 D.2,951 Crafton 6 B.7,004 Ingram 6 B.3,866 Northumberland 5 J.4,483 Tarentum 6 B.9,551 Darlington 3 K.5,556
Newport 4 C.1,530 Cresson 6 B.2,317 Irvona 5 E.1,213 North Wales 7 M.,.2,393 Taylor 3 L.10,428 Denmark 6 G.1,713
North Bend 6 B.4,021 Cressona 6 K.1,946 Irwin 6 C.3,443 North York 8 J.2,416 Temple 6 K.1,378 Dillon 3 L.2,731
Ontario 5 N.1,941 Curwensville 5 E_3,140 Jeannette 7 C.15.126 Norwood 8 M.3,878 Throop 3 L.8,027 Easley 1 C.4,886
Oregon City 3 E. ...5,761 Dale 6 E.3,364 Jenkintown 7 M.4,797 Oakdale? 6 B.l',703 Titusville 3 C.8,027 Eau Claire 4 G.2,915
Oswego 2 E.1,285 Dallas 4 L.1,188 Jermyn 3 L.3,519 Oakland 2 L.1,040 Towanda 2 K.4,104 Edgefield 4 E.2,132
Pendleton 2 K.6,621 Dallastown 8 J.2,849 Jersey Shore 4 H_5,781 Oakmont 6 B.6,027 Tower (Sty 6 J.2,482 Edisto Island 8 J. .3,010
Portland 2 E.301,815 Dalton 3 L.1,072 Jessup 3 L.9,010 Oil City 3 C.22,075 Trafford 6 C.4,187 Elloree? 5 H.1,098
Prineville 4 G.1,027 Danville 5 J.7,185 Johnsonburg 3 B. ...4.737 Old Forge 3 L.12,661 Trainer 8 M.1,648 Estill 7 F.1,412
Rainier 1 E.1,353 Darby 8 M.9,899 Johnstown 7 D.66,993 Olyphant 3 L.10,743 Tremont 6 K.2,304 Fairfax 7 F.1,376
Denver 7 K.1,203 Kane 3 D.6.232 Orwlgsburg 5 K....2,031 Troy 3 J.1,190 Florence 3 K.14,774
Reedsport 6 C.1,178
Roseburg 7 D.4,362 Derry 6 C.3.046 Kennett Square 8 L.3,091 Osceola 5 E.2,002 Tunkhannock 3 K...1,973 Fort Mill 1 G.2,112
St, Helens 2 E.3,994 Dickson City 3 L.. 12,395 Kingston 4 L.21,600 Oxford S' L.2,606 Turtle Creek 6 B... 10,690 Fountain Inn 2 D.. .1,264
Salem 3D.26,266 Donora 7 B.13,905 Kittanning 5 C.7,808 Paint 8 D.1,336 Tyrone 6 F.9,042 Gaffney 1 E.6,827
Seaside 1 C.1,565 Dormant 6 B.13,190 Koppel 5 A.1,057 Palmerton 5 L.7,678 Uniontown 8 B.19,544 Georgetown 6 L.5,082
Sheridan 3 D.1,008 Dowlngtown 8 L_4,548 Kulpmont 5 J.6,120 Palmyra 6 K.4,377 Upland 8 M.2,500 Great Falls 2 F.4,700
Silverton 3 E.2,462 Doylestown 7 M. ...4,577 Kutztown 6 K.2.841 Palo Alto 5 K.1,908 Upper Darby 8 M. .46,626 Greenville 2 D.29.154
Springfield 5 D.2.364 Dravosburg 6 B.2,391 Lancaster 7 K.59,949 Parkesburg 8 L.2,288 Vandergrift 6 C_11,479 Greenwood 3 D....11,020
Du Bois 4 E.11,595 Langhorne 7 M.1.147 Parkside 8 M.1,497 Warren 2 D.14,863 Greer 1 D.2,419
The Dalles 2 G.5,883
Duboistown 3 H.1,049 Lansdale 7 M.8,379 Parnassus 6 B.6,240 Washington 7 A....24,545 Hartsville 3 J.5,067
Tillamook 2 C.2,549
Dunbar 3 L.1,357 Lansdowne 8 M.9,542 Patton 6 E.2,988 Watsontown 5 J.2,248 Honea Path 2 C....2,740
Toledo 4 C.2,137
Duncannon 6 I-1.1,732 Lansford 5 L.9,632 Paxtang 6 J.1,594 Waynesboro 8 G...10,167 Xva 3 C.1,273
Union 3 L.1,107
Duncansville 6 E.... 1,379 Larksvllle 4 L.9,322 Peckville 3 L.8,505 Wayneshurg 8 A. ...4,915 Johnston 4 B.1,072
Vale 5 M.922
Dunmore 3 L.22,627 Latrobe 7 C.10,644 Pen Argyl 5 M.4,310 Weatherly 5 L.2.531 Jonesville 2 E.1,153
Vernonia 2 D.1,625
Dupont 4 L.5,161 Lebanon 6 K.25,561 Penbrook 6 J.3,567 Wellsboro 2 H.3,643 Kershaw 2 H.1,120
West Lynn 3 E.1,956
Duquesne 6 B.21,396 Leefchburg 6 C.4,489 Pennsburg 7 L.1,494 Wernersville 7 L_1,096 Kingstree 5 K.2',392
Woodburn 3 D.1,675
Duryea 4 L.8,503 Lehighton 5 L.6,490 Perkasie 7 M.3,463 Wesleyville 2 B.2,854 Lake City 5 K.1,942
East Brady 4 C.1,563 Lemoyne 7 H.4,171 Philadelphia West Brownsville Lancaster 2 G.3,545
PENNSYLVANIA East Conemaugh Lewisburg 5 J.3,308 8M .1,950,961 7 A .1,717 Landrum 1 D.1.212
(Pop, 9,631,350) 6 E .4,979 Lewistown 6 G.13,357 Philipsburg 4 G.,.,3,600 West Chester 8 M.. 12,325 Irfitta 3 K.1,166
Albion 2 A.1,681 East Greenville Ligonier 7 D.1,978 Phoenixville 7 M.. 12,029 West ConshohOcton Laurens 3D.5,443
Aldan 8 M.2,269 7 M.1,749 Lilly 6 E.2,162 Pine Grove 5 K 2,257 7 M.2,579 Leesville 4 F.1,340
Aliquippa 6 A....27,116 East Lansdowne Lititz 7 K.4,368 Pitcairn 6 B.6,317 West Easton 6 M... .1,564 Jjexington 4 F.1,152
Allentown 6 M_92,563 8 M.j..3,168 Littlestown 8 H.2,001 Pittsburgh 6 B. ..669,817 West Elizabeth 6 B. 1,074 Liberty 2 C.2,128
Altoona 6 B.82,054 East McKeesport Lock Haven 4 G.9,668 Pittston 4 L.18,246 West Fairview 7 G.1,794 McColl 2 K.1,657
Ambler 8 H.3,944 7 B .2,922 Luzerne 4 L.6,950 Plymouth 4 L.16,543 Westfield 2 G.1,193 McCormick 4 D.1,304
Ambridge 6 A.20,227 Bast Mauch Chunk McAdoo 5 K.5,239 Point Marion 8 B.,.2,039 West Grove 8 L.1,375 Manning 5 J.1,884
Apollo 6 C.3,406 5 L.3,739 McDonald 6 B.3,281 Polk 3 B.3,337 West Hazelton 4 L.,7,310 Marion 3 L.4,921
Archbald 3 L.9,587 Easton 6 M.34,468 McKeesport 6 B. ..54,632 Portage 6 E.4,432 West Homestead 6 B.3,552 Mount Pleasant
Ardmore 7 M.10,075 East Pittsburgh McKees Rocks 6 B. .18,116 Port Allegany 2 E.,2,193 West Kittanning 7 K . .1,415
Arnold 7 C.10,575 6 B .6,214 McSherrystown 8 J.2,050 Port Carbon 6 K 3,225 5 C .1,005 Mullins 3 L. .3,158
Ashland 6 K.7,164 East Stroudsburg Mahanoy City 5 K. .14,784 Portvue 6 B.3.510 West Lawn 6 L.2.069 Newberry 3 E. .7,298
Ashley 4 L.7,093 5 M.6,099 Malvern 8 M.1,551 Pottstown 7 L.19,430 West Leechburg 6 C. 1,044 Ninety-six 4 D. .1,381
Aspinwall 6 B.4,263 East Vandergrift Manheim 7 K.3,520 Fottsville 6 K.24,300 West Middlesex 4 B. 1.181 North Augusta 5 E. .2,003
Athens 2 J.4,372 6 C.2,441 Manor 7 C.1,305 Pringle 4 K.2,372 Westmont 6 E.3,388 Orangeburg 5 G_ .8,776
Auburn 6 K.1,170 Bast Washington Mansfield 2 H.1,755 Prospect Park 8 M. .4,623 West Newton 7 C...2',953 Pelzer 2 C. .6,010
Austin 2 F.1,116 7 A .1,859 Marcus Hook 8 M...4,867 Punxsutawney 5 D.,9,266 West Pittston 4 L..7.940 Pendleton 2 C. .1.035
Avalon 6 B.5,940 Ebensburg 6 B.3,063 Marianna 7 A.1,762 Quakertown 7 M. ...4,883 West Reading 7 L. .4,908 Pickens 2 C. .1,130
Avis 4 G.1.20° Bddystone 8 M.2,414 Marietta 7 J.1,969 Quarryville 8 K... .1,028 West Telford 7 M...1,252 Piedmont 2 C. .4,010
Avoca 4 L.4,943 Edenburg 4 C.1,037 Marlon Heights 4 J.2,001 Rankin 6 B.7,956 West View 6 B.6,028 Bock Hill 1 G. n,322
Avonmore 6 C.1.240 Edgewood 6 B.4,821 Mars 5 B.1,302 Reading 7 L.111,171 West Wyoming 4 K.2,769 St. George 6 H- .1.639
Baden 5 A.1,924 Edgeworth 6 B.1.679 Martinsburg 6 E....1,295 Red Lion 8 J.4.757 West York 8 J.5,381 St. Matthews 5 H.. .1,750
 INDEX OF THE UNITED STATES 105
Saluda 4 E.1.381 Collierville 9 B.1,008 Beaumont 6 N....57,732 Huntsville 5 L.5,028 Shiner 7 K.1,372 Barre 7 D.11,307
Columbia 8 H.7,882 Beeville 8 J.4,806 Iowa Park 2 H.2,009 Sinton 8 K.1,852 Barton 4 E.1,363
Seneca 2 B.1.929
Simpsonville 2 C... 1.400 Cookeville 6 L.3,738 Bellville 6 L.1,533 Italy 4 K.1,230 Slaton 2 E.3.876 Bellows Falls 13 E..3,930
Spartanburg 1 E.. .28,723 Copperhill 9 N.1,050 Belton 5 K.3,779 Itasca 4 K..1,665 Smltbvillef 6 K.3,296 Bennington 14 B... .7,390
Summerville 7 J....2.579 Covington 8 B.3,397 Big Spring 4 F....13,735 Jacksboro 3 J.1,837 Snyder 3 F.3,008 Bethel 9 D.1,782
Sumter 4 H.11,780 Cowan 9 K.1,367 Boeme 6 II.1,117 Jacksonville 5 M. ...6,748 Somerville 5 K.2,287 Bradford 3 C.598
Timmonsville 4 K... 1,919 Crossville 7 M.1,128 Bonham 2 L.5,655 Jasper 5 N.3,393 Sonora 6 F'.1,942 Brandon 9 B.1,631
Dayton 8 M.2,006 Borger 2 B.6,532 Jefferson 3 M.2,329 South Groveton 5 M. 1,008 Brattleboro 14 D1. ..8,709
Union 2 E.7,419
Walhalla 2 B.2,388 Dickson 6 G.2,902 Bowie 2 J.3,131 Junction 6 G.1,415 South San Antonio Bristol 7 B.1,190
Walterboro 7 H.2,592 Dresden 6 D.1,047 Brackenridge 3 H..7,569 Karnes City 7 J....1,141 7 J.2,708 Burke 5 F.1,183
Ware Shoals 3 D .. .2,755 Ducktown 5 H.1,530 Bracketville 7 G. ...1.822 Kaufman 3 L.2,279 Spearman 1 B.1,580 Burlington 5 A....24,789
West Greenville 2 C. 1.917 Dunlap 8 L.1,295 Brady 5 H.3,983 Kenedy 8 C.2,610 Spur 2 F.1,899 Castleton 10 B.1,200
Westminster 2 B....1,774 Dyer 7 C.1.214 Brenham 6 L.5,974 Kerens 4 K.1,435 Stamford 4 E.4,095 Cavendish 11 D.1,319
Whitmire 3 B.2.768 Bridgeport 3 J.2,464 Kerrville 6 H.4,546 Stanton 4 E.1,384 Chelsea 8 D.1,087
Dversburg 7 B.8,733
Brownfield 3 E.1,907 Stephenville 4 J. ...3,944 Corinth 8 E.936
Wilkins 8 H....-3,008 East Kidge 9 L.2,152 Killeen 5 K.1,260
Williamston 2 C.,,.2,235 Strawn 3 J.1,429 Craftsbury 5 E.1,119
Elizabethton 1 M... 8,093 Brownsville 9 C_22,021 Kingsville 9 J.6,815
Wiiliston 6 B.1.024 Sudan 2 E.1,014 Danville 6 F.1,564
Englewood 8 N and Brownwood 4 H. ..12,789 Kirbyville 5 N.1,184
Winnsboro 3 F.2,344 Sulphur Springs 3 L 5,417 Derby 3 F.300
4 H.1.471 Bryan 5 L.7,814 Ladonia 2 L.1,199
Woodruff 2 E.3,175 Sweetwater 3 G....10,848 Dorset 12 B.550
Erwin 2 M.3,623 Burkburnett 2 H.,.3,281 LaFeria 9 C.1,594
Taft 8 K.1,792 East Montpelier 6 D. .920
Tork 1 F.2,827 Etowah 8 N and 4 G.4,209 Burnet 5 J.1,055 LaGrange 6 K.2,354 Tahoka 3 E.1,620 Ehosburg Falls 3 C. .1,195
Fayetteville 9 J....3.822 Caldwell 5 K.1,724 Lamesa 3 E.3,528 Taylor 5 K.7,463 Essex Jc. 5 B.1,621
SOUTH DAKOTA Fountain City 2 J.,3,925 Calvert 5 K.2,103 Lampasas 5 J.2,709 Teague 4 L.3,509 Fair Haven 10 A... .2,289
(Pop. 692,849) Franklin 7 H.3,377 Cameron 5 K.4.565 Lancaster 3 K.1,133 Temple 5 K.15,345 Graniteville 7 D....1,200
Aberdeen 2 K. Gallatin 6 J.3,050 Canadian 2 C.2,068 La Porte 6 M.1,280 Terrell 3 L.8,795 Hardwick 5 E.1,667
Alexandria 7 L.• •bo® Glass 6 C.1.285 Canyon 1 E.2,821 Laredo 9 H.32,618 Texarkana 2 N.16,602 Hartford 10 E.1,739
Arlington 5 M.1.020 Glenmary 6 N.1,210 Carrizo Springs Leonard 2 L.1,131 Texas City 7 M.3,534 Hartland 10 E.1,214
Armour 7 IC. Greenville 2 L.5,544 8 G.2,171 Levelland 2 E.1,661 Thorndale 5 K.1,002 Highgate 3 E.2,090
Belle Fourche 4 A. . .2,03-- Greenfield 7 D.1,429 Carthage 4 M.1,651 Liberty 6 M.2,187 Three Rivers 8 J....1,275 Island Pond 4 G. ...1,839
Beresford 8 N.1,460 Halls 7 B.1,474 Center 4 N.2,510 Littlefield 2 F.3,218 Throckmorton 3 H.. 1,135 Lowell 4 D.1,087
Bison 2 C..• •202 Harriman 2 G and Childress 1 G.7,163 Livingston 5 M.1,165 Thurber 4 J.5,990 Ludlow 11 D.1,642
Britton 1 Xi* .. 7 N .4,588 Chillicothe 2 G.1,610 Llano 5 H.2,124 Timpson 4 N.1,545 Lunenburg 6 G.1,050
Brookings 5 N.4>37b Hartsville 6 K.1,015 Cisco 3 II.6,027 Lockhart 7 J.4,367 Trinity 5 M.2,036 Lyndon 5 F.1,373
Buffalo 2 B.183 Henderson 8 D.1,503 Clarendon 3 C.2,756 Lockney 2 F.1,466 Troupe 4 M.1,318 Lyndonville 5 F'. ...1,559
Burke 8 J....••®®8 Humboldt 7 D.4,613 Clarksville 2 M.,,.2,952 Longview 3 M.5,036 Tulia 1 E.2,202 Manchester 12 B.337
Canton 7 N.2,270 Huntingdon 7 E.1,286 Claude 1 F.1,041 Lubbock 2 E.20,520 Tyler 4 M.17,113 Middlebury 8 B....2,003
Centerville 8 N.....1.169 Jackson 8 D.22,172 Cleburne 3 K.11,539 Lufkin 5 M.7,311 University Park 3 K.4,200 Montgomery Center
Chamberlain 6 H..l,3bi Jasper 9 L.1.251 Cleveland 6 M.1,422 Luling 7 J.5,970 Uvalde 7 G.5,286 3 D.1,202
Clark 41.1-290 Jefferson City 2 K..1,898 Clifton 4 J.1,367 MoAllen 9 B.9,074 Van Alstyne 2 K... .1,453 Montpelier 7 D.7,837
Clear Lake 4 N-.-834 Jellico 1 H.1,530 Coleman 4 H.6,078 McCamey 5 E.3.446 Vernon 2 H.9,137 Morristown 5 D.1,106
Custer 6 A...1,203 Johnson City 1 M..25,080 Colorado 4 F.4,671 McGregor 4 K.2,041 Victoria 7 K.7,421 Morrisville 5 D.1,822
Deadwood 5 A.... • -2-559 Kingsport 1 M.11,914 Columbus 7 L.2,054 McKinney 3 K.7,307 Waco 4 K.52,848 Newfane 13 D.160
Dell Bapids 6 N... 1,657 Knoxville 2 J-105.802 Comanche 4 H.2,435 McLean 2 C.1,521 Waelder 7 K.1,048 Newport 3 E.5,094
De Smet 5 1.1-017 LaFollette 1 H.2,637 Commerce 3 L.4,267 Madisonville 5 L.... 1,294 Waxahachie 4 K....8,042 North Bennington
Dupree 3 E..••365 Lawrenceburg 9 G. .3,102 Conroe 6 M.2,457 Marfa 6 C.3,909 Weatherford 3 J.4.912 14 A .933
Edgemont 7 A.1.103 Lebanon 6 J.4,656 Coolidge 4 K.1,169 Marlin 5 K.5,338 Weimer 7 L.1,256 Northfield 7 C.2,075
Elk Point 9 N.1.294 Lenoir City 3 H. ...4,470 Cooper 2 L.2,023 Marshall 3 M.16,203 Wellington 3 C.3,570 North Hero 4 A.402
Lewisburg 8 H.3,112 Corpus Christi Mart 4 K.2,853 Weslaco 9 B.4,879 North Troy 3 E.1,045
Eureka 1 H.1,|oq West 4 K.1.807
Lexington 8 E.1,823 9 K .27,741 Memphis 1 G.4.257 Norwich 10 E.1,092
Faulkton 3 J. --
Flandreau 6 N.-1,934 Livingston 6 L.1.526 Corsicana 4 K.... 15,202 Menard 5 G.1,969 West University Place Orleans 4 E'.1,301
Lookout Mountain Cotulla 8 H.3,175 Mercedes 9 B.6,608 6 M.1,322 Pawlet 12 B.806
Fort Pierre 5 G.... • .688
9 L.1.031 Crockett 5 M.4,441 Merkel 4 G.1,848 Wharton 7 L.2,691 Poultney 11 B.1,570
Fort Thompson 6 J • -1,200
Loudon 3 H and 7 N.2,578 Crosbyton 2 F.1,250 Mexla 4 K.6,579 White Deer 2 B....1,010 Proctor 10 B.2,515
Freeman 7 M..987
McKenzie 7 D.1,858 Cross Plains 4 H...1,507 Midland 4 E.5,484 Whitesboro 2 K....1,535 Randolph 8 D.1,957
Gannvalley 6 J.l-?®? Whitewright 2 K.... 1,480 Richford 3 D.1,783
Gettysburg 3 G.1-400 McMinnville 8 K.,.3,914 Crowell 2 G.1,946 Midlothian 4 K.... 1,168
Manchester 8 K.... 1,227 Crystal City 8 G...6,600 Wichita Falls 2 H. .43,690 Rochester 9 C.1,398
Gregory 8 H.1-0A Mineral Wells 3 J. .5,986
Martin 6 D.3.300 Cuero 7 K.4,672 Wills Point 3 L.2,023 Rockingham 12 D... 1,370
Groton 2 L. 1-0U9 Mission 9 B.5,120
Maryville 3 J.4,958 Wink 4 D.3,963 Royalton 9 D.1,470
Hayti 4 M. ..• •244 Dalhart, 1 A.4,691 Nacogdoches 4 M...5.687
Mascot 2 J.2,545 Winnsboro 3 M.1,905 Rutland 10 C.17,315
Highmore 4 H.--1-034 Dallas 3 K.260,475 Navasota 5 L.5,128
Memphis 9 A....253,143 Winters 4 G.2,423 St. Albans 4 B.8,020
Hot Springs 7 A....2,908 Dawson 4 K.1,131 New Braunfels 7 J.,6,242
Wolfe City 3 L.1,405 St. Johnsbury 6 F...7,920
Howard 6 L.-1-224 Milan 7 D.3,155 Dayton 6 M.1,207 New Castle 3 II_1,157 Woodsboro 8 K.1,286 Springfield 12 E....4.943
Monterey 6 L.1,731 Decatur 3 J.2,037 Nixon 7 K.1,037
Huron 5 K.10,ni5 Wortham 4 L.1,404 Swanton 3 B.1,558
Ipswich 2 1. Morristown 2 K....7,305 DeKalb 2 M.1,023 Nocona 2 J.2,352 Yoakum 7 K.5,656 Thetford 9 E.1,090
Kadoka 6 E.^°5 Mountain City 1 N. 1,058 DeLeon 4 H.1,766 Odessa 4 D.2,407 Yorktown 7 K.1,882 Troy 3 B.913
Ivennebeo 6 H.••349 Mount Pleasant Del Rio 7 F.11,693 O’Donnell 3 E.1.026
Vergennes 7 B.1,705
Kimball 6 J -•--••• - Hill 8 G .2,010 Denison 2 K.13,850 Olney 3 H.4.138
UTAH Waterbury 6 C.1,776
Lake Andes 8 K• • • -1.052 Murfreesboro 7 J... .7.993 Denton 3 K.9,587 Orange 6 N.7,913
(Pop. 507,847) West Rutland 10 B.,2,914
Lake Preston 5 L. ••••944 Nashville 6 H.... 153,866 DeVine 7 H.1.093 Paducah 2 G.2.802
American Fork 4 E. .3,047 White River Jc.
Lead 5 A.5,733 Newbem 7 C.1,621 Diboll 5 M.1.363 Palacios 7 L.1,318 10 E .1,575
Newport 2 K.2,989 Donna 9 B.4,103 Palestine 4 L.11,445 Beaver 2 K.1,673
Lemmon 2 C. Bingham Canyon Wllliamstown 7 D.. .1,527
Lennox 7 N.Ull® Oakdale 7 M.1,123 Dublin 4 J.2,271 Pampa 2 C.10.470 Windsor 11E.3,689
Obion 6 C.1,100 Eagle 1-ake 7 L_2,343 Pan Handle 2 B_.2,035 4 E .3,248
Leola 2 J----.^24 Bountiful 4 D.2,571 Winooski 5 A.5,308
McIntosh 1 E.••663 Oneida 6 N.1,382 Eagle Pass 8 G....5.059 Paris 2 L.15,649 Wolcott 5 D.933
Palmer 8 K.1,158 Eastland 4 II.4,648 Pasadena 6 M.1,647 Brigham 4 C.5,093
Madison 6 M. Cedar City 2 L.3,615 Woodstock 10 D....1,312
Martin T E..•■£20 Paris 6 E.8,164 East Mayfield 5 N.. .1.179 Pearsall 8 H.2,536
Portland 6 J.1,030 Eden 5 G.1.194 Pecos 5 C.3,304 Delta 3 H.1,183
Milbank 3 N.2,389 Etphralm 5 G.1,966
Miller 5 J....-1,447 Pulaski 9 H.3,367 Edinburg 9 B.4,821 Pelly 6 M.3.452 VIRGINIA
Bipley 7 B.2,330 Perryton 1 C.2,824 Eureka 4 F’.3,041 (Pop. 2,421,851)
Mitchell 6 L..lO-^fSj Edna 7 L.1,752
Fairvlew 5 G.1,120 Abingdon 5 D.2,877
Mobridge 2 G.3,464 Rockwood 7 M.3,898 El Campo 7 L.2.OH Pharr 9 B.3.225
Farmington 4 D.... 1,339 Alexandria 11 D...24,149
Mound City 2 G.16o Rogersville 1 L. ...1,590 Eldorado 5 F.1.404 Pilot Point 3 K....1,108
Fillmore 4 H.1,374 Altavista 6 J.2,367
Murdo 6 F.019 Savannah 9 E.1,129 Electra 2 H.6,712 Pittsburg 3 M.2,640
Grantsville 4 D.1,201 Appalachia 3 C.3,595
Olivet 8 L.184 Shelbyville 8 J....5,010 El Paso 4 A.102.421 Plainview 2 E.8,834
Gunnison 5 H.1,057 Ashland 10 G.1,297
Onida 4 G.Vooo Soddy 9 M.1,180 Ennis 4 K.7,069 Plano 3 K.1,554
Heber 5 E.2,477 Bedford 5 H.3,713
Parker 7 H.1-229 Somerville 9 B.1.333 Fabens 4 A.1,623 Pleasanton 8 J.1,154 Helper 6 G.2,707
Parkston 7 L.1,®®° South Fulton 6 D..1,988 Farmersville 3 K.. 1,878 Port Arthur 7 N..50,902 Berryville 9 C.1,094
Hurricane 2 M.1,197 Big Stone Gap 3 C.,3,908
Philip 6 E.- .786 South Pittsburg Ferris 4 K.1,438 Port Isabel 9 C_1,177 Hyrum 5 B.1,869
9 K . ,2,103 Floresville 7 J.1,581 Port Lavaca 8 L.... 1,367 Blacksburg 3 J.1,406
Pierre 5 G.9-659 Kanab 3 M.1,195
Sparta 7 L. . .2,211 Floydada 2 F... ...2,637 Port Neches 6 N....2,327 Blackstone 8 J.1,772
Plankinton 7 K-.-758 Lehi 4 E.2,826
Spring City 8 M.....1,090 Forney 3 L.1.216 Post 3 F.1,668 Bluefield 1 J.3,906
Platte. 7 J.1-207 Lewiston 5 B.1,783
Springfield 5 II...,.5,577 Fort Stockton 6 D.. .2,695 Poteet 8 J.1,231 Bristol 4 D.8,840
Rapid City 5 B....10,404 Logan 5 B.9,979
Sweetwater 8 N and Fort Worth 3 K.. 163,447 Presidio 6 C.1,202 Buena Vista 6 G_4,002
Bedfield 4 K.2,664 Magna 4 E.3,505 Cape Charles 13 H. ,2,527
Salem 6 M.Ill® 3 H . .2,271 Frankston 4 L.1,109 Pyote 5 D.1,097 Mantl 5 H.2,200
Tiptonvllle 6 .B..1,359 Quanah 2 G.4,464 Charlottesville 7 F. 15,245
Scotland 8 L.1,163 Fredericksburg 6 H.2,416 Midvale 4 E.2,451
Tracy City 8 K..2,675 Ralls 2F.1,365 Chase City 8 K.1,590
Selby 2 G.548 Freeport 7 M.3,162 Milford 2 K.1,517
.2,892 Banger 3 H.6,208 Chatham 5 K.1,143
Sioux Falls 7 N...33,362 Trenton 7 L. Gainesville 2 K.8,915 Monroe 5 H.1,247
Raymondville 9 C. ..2,050 Chlncoteague Island
Sisseton 2 M.1-569 Tullahoma 8 J..4.023 Galveston 7 M.52,938 Moroni 5 G.1,218
Refugio 8 K.2,019 15 F .2,130
Spearfish 4 A.1-577 Union City 6 C... .5,865 Garland 3 K.1,584 Mt. Pleasant 5 G...2,284
.1.152 Richmond 7 L.1,432 Christiansburg 3 J..1,970
Sturgis 4 B.1147 Waverly 7 F. Gatesville 5 J.2,601 Murray 4 E.5,172
Bio Grande 9 A....2,283 Clifton Forge 5 G...6,839
Timber Lake 2 F.572 Whitwell 9 L. .2,010 Georgetown 5 J.3,583 Nephl 5 G.2.573
Rising Star 4 H....1,160 Colonial Heights
Tripp 8 L.939 Winchester 9 K... .2,210 Giddings 6 K.1,835 Ogden 4 C.40,272
Robstown 9 K.4,183 10 H.2,331
Tyndall 8 L.1.207 Woodbury 7 K. . .502 Gilmer 3 M.1,963 P'anguiteh 3 L.1,541 Covington 4 G.6,538
Goose Creek 6 M. ..5,208 Rockdale 5 K.2,204 Park City 5 D.4,281
Vermillion 8 N.2,850 Crewe 8 J.2,152
Roeksprings 6 G.998 Parowan 3 L.1,474
Wagner 8 K.1,420 TEXAS Gorman 4 H.1,154
Rockwall 3 L.1,071 Culpeper 9 E.2,379
Watertown 4 M. ...10,214 (Pop. 5,824,715) Graham 3 H.4,981 Payson 5 F.3,045 Damascus 5 D.1,610
Webster 3 L.1.805 Granbury 4 J.996 Rogers 5 K.1,032 Pleasant Grove 5 F. .1.754
Abilene 3G.23,175 Roscoe 4 G.1,250 Dante 4 C.3,507
Wessington Springs Alamo 9 B.1,018 Grand Prairie 3 K.. 1,529 Price 6 G.4,084 Danville 5 K.22,247
Rosebud 5 K.1.565 Providence 5 B.1,088
6 K.1.401 Alamo Heights 7 J.,3,874 Grand Saline 3 L. . .1,799 East Radford 3 J_2,210
Rosenberg 7 L.1,941 Provo 5 E.14,766
White Biver 7 F.471 Albany 3 H.2,4221 Granger 5 J.1,703 Emporia 10 K.2,144
Rotan 3 G.1,632 Richfield 4 J.3,067
Winner 7 H.2.220 Alice 9 J.4.239 Grapeland 5 M.1,027 Falls Church 11 C..2.019
Round Rock 5 J-1,173 Richmond 5 B.1,140
Woonsocket 6 K.... 1.108 Alpine 6 D.3,495 Greenville 3 L. ...12,407 Farmvllle 8 J.3,133
Royse City 3 K.1,128 Roosevelt 7 E.1,051
Yankton 8 M.6,072 Alto 4 M.1,053 Groesbeck 4 K.2,059 Franklin 11 K.2,930
Rule 3 G.1,094 St. George 1 M.2,434
Alvarado 4 J.1,210 Groveton 5 M.1,046 Bunge 7 J.1,136 Fredericksburg 10 B.6,819
TENNESSEE Alvin 7 M.1,511 Hale Center 2 E....1,007 Salina 5 H.1,383 EHes 2 K.2.205
Rusk 4 M.3,859
Amarillo 3 B.43,132 Hallettsville 7 K.... 1,406 Salt Lake City 4 D Front Royal 8 C....2,424
(Pop. 2,616,556) Sablnal 7 G.1,586 .14.0,267
Alcoa 3 J.5,255 Angleton 7 M.1.229 Hamilton 4 J.2,084 San Angelo 5 G... .25,308 Galax 2 K.2,544
Anson 3 G.2,093 Hamlin 3 G.2,328 Sandy 4 D.1-436 Gate City 3 D.1.216
Athens 8 N.5,385 San Antonio 7 J.. .231,542 Santaquln 4 F.1,115
Bolivar 9 C.1,217 Aransas Pass 8 K..2.482 Harlingen 9 C.12,124 San Augustine 4 N. .1,247 Hampton 12 J.6,382
Haskell 3 G.2,632 Smithfield 5 B.2,353 Harrisonburg 7 E.,.7,232
Briceville 2 H.1.410 Archer City 2 H.1,512 San Benito 9 C.... 10,753 Spanish F'ork 5 F. . .3,727
Bristol I M.12,005 Arlington 3 K.;3,661 Hearne 5 K.2,956 Sanger 3 It.1,119 Hopewell 10 H.11,327
Henderson 4 M.2,932 Springville 5 E.3,748 Lawrenceville 9 K.. .1,629
Brownsville 8 C...3,204 Ashert.on 8 G.1,858 San Juan 9 B.1,615 Tooele 4 El.5,135 Leesburg 10 C.1,640
Bruceton 7 E.1,112 Athens 4 L.4,342 Henrietta 2 J.2,020 San Marcos 6 J.5,134 Tremonton 4 B.1,009 Lexington 5 G.3,752
Bullsgap 2 L.1.030 Atlanta 3 M.1,685 Hereford 3 A.2,458 San Saba 5 H.2,240 Vernal 8 E...1,744 Luray 8 D.1.459
Carthage 6 K.1,068 Austin 6 J.53,120 Hico 4 J.1,463 Santa Anna 4 H. ...1,883 Wellsville 5 B.1,270 Lynchburg 6 H. ...40,661
Chattanooga 9 L.119,798 Baird 4 II.1,965 Highland Park 3 K. 8,422 Schulenberg 6 K....1,604
Ballinger 4 G.4,187 Hillsboro 4 K.7,823 Seguln 7 J.5,225 Madison Heights
Clarksville 5 G_9,242 6 H.2,310
Bartlett 5 K.1,873 Honev Grove 2 L. ..2,475 Seymour 2 H.2.626 VERMONT
Cleveland 9 M.9.136 Manassas 10 D.1.215
Clinton 2 H.1.927 Bastrop 6 K.1,895 Houston 7 M.292,3,52 Shamrock 2 C.3,780 (Pop. 359,611)
Hubbard 4 K.1,855 Sherman 2 K.15,713 Barnet 6 F..-..1.685 Marion 6 C.4,156
Coal Creek 2 H.1.116 Bay City 7 L.4,070
106 INDEX OF THE UNITED STATES
Martinsville 4 K....7,705 Everett 7 I........30,567 Chattaroy 17 D.1,110 Ravenswood 11 G.... 1,189 Friendship 5 K.438 Sheboygan 9 K.39,251
Narrows 2 H.1,345 Friday Harbor 4 F. ..601 Chelyan 14 H.1,290 Red Jacket 17 E. ...2,010 Galesville 3 J.1,069 Sheboygan Falls 9 K.2,934
Newport News 12 J. 34,417 Goldendale 17 M. ...1,116 Chester 16 R.3,701 Richwood 14 M. ...5,720 Gillette 7 H.1,076 Shell Lake 2 F.826
Norfolk 13 K.129,710 Grandview 15 P'.1,085 Clarksburg 8 N....28,866 Ridgeley 7 S.1,972 Grafton 8 L.1,065 Shorewood 8 M.... 13,479
Norton 3 C.3,077 Hoquiam 11 C.12,766 Clay 13 J.444 Ripley 11 G.669 Grantsburg 1 F.777 Shullsburg 5 N.1,041
Onancock 14 G.1,245 Kalama 16 G.940 Clendenin 12 H_1,217 Romney 8 T.1,441 Green Bay 8 J.37,415 SI. Milwaukee 8 M. .10,706
Orange 12 P.1,381 Kelso 15 F.6,260 Coalwood 18 G.1,110 Ronceverte 16 M....2,254 Green Lake 6 K.569 Sparta 4 K.4,949
Pennington Gap 2 11.1,553 Kennewick 15 R. ...1,519 Davis 9 R.1,656 Rowlesburg 7 P.1.573 Hartford 8 L.3,754 Spooner 2 F'.2,426
Petersburg 10 H...28.564 Kent 9 1.2,320 Davy 18 G.1,025 Sabraton 6 P.1,717 Hayward 3 B.1,207 Stanley 3 H.1,988
Phoebus 12 J.*.2,956 Kirkland 8 1.1,714 Dorothy 15 H.1,016 St. Albans 13 F....3,254 Horlcon 7 L.2,214 Stevens Point 5 J..13,623
Pocahontas 1 J.2,293 Lacey 11 G.1,055 Dunbar 13 G.4,189 St. Marys 7 J.2,182 Hudson 1 H.2,725 Stoughton 6 M.4,497
Portsmouth 13 K.. .45,704 Lake Stevens 6 I_1,045 East RaineUe 15 L. .1,272 Salem 8 M.2,943 Hurley 5 D.3,264 Sturgeon Bay 9 H.. .4,983
Pulaski 2 J.7,168 Leavenworth 9 M.... 1,415 Eccles 16 H.1,010 Shinnston 8 N.2,802 Janesville 6 M.21,628 Sun Prairie 6 M... .1,337
Radford 3 J.6,227 Longview 15 G.10,652 Eckman 18 H.1,055 Sistersville 6 K....3.072 Jefferson 7 M.2,639 Superior 2 D.36,113
Richlands 1 J.1,355 Lowell 7 1.740 Elbert 19 G.1,010 Spencer 11 H.2,493 Juneau 7 L.1,154 Tomah 4 K.3,354
Richmond 10 H.. 182,929 Lynden 2 H.1,564 Elizabeth 9 H.716 Summersville 14 L... .536 Kaukauna 8 J.6,581 Tomahawk 5 G.2,919
Roanoke 4 H.69,206 Marysville 6 1.1,354 Elkhorn 18 H.1,290 Sutton 11 L.1,205 Kenosha 8 N.50,262 Two Rivers 9 J.10,083
Salem 4 H.4,833 Medical Lake 8 W.. 1,671 Elkins 10 P.7,345 Terra Alta 7 P.1,474 Kewaunee 9 J.2.409 Viroqua 4 L.2,792
Saltville 5 C.2,964 Monroe 7 1.1,570 Thomas 9 Q.1,660 Kiel 8 K.1,803 Wabeno 7 F.1,880
ESkdale 14 H.1,010
Shenandoah SD.1,980 Montesano 11 D....2,460 Ethel 16 F.2,010 Union 18 M.331 Kilbourn 6 L.1,489 Washburn 4 D.2,238
Smithfield 11 K.1,179 Mount Vernon 5 I..3,690 Fairmont 7 0.23,159 War 19 G.1,392 Kimberly 7 J.2,256 Waterloo 7 M.1,272
SOuth Boston 6 K.,.4,841 Mukilteo 7 H.1,040 Wayne 14 D.675 Kohler 8 K.1,748 Watertown 7 L. ...10,613
Fayetteville 15 J_1,143 La Crosse 3 K.39,614
So. Hill 8 K.1,405 Newport 6 Y.1,080 Webster Springs Waukesha 8 M_17,176
Follansbee 18 R.,.,4,841
So. Norfolk 13 K...7,857 Odessa 10 T.830
Franklin 12 B.431 12 M .682 Ladysmith 3 G.3,493 Waupaca 6 J.3,131
Staunton 6 F.11,990 Okanogan 5 Q.1,519 Lake Geneva 7 N.... 3,073 Waupun 7 L.5,768
Freeman 19 J.1,040 Weirton 17 R.13,300
Strasburg 7 C.1,901 Olympia 11 G.11,733 Lake Mills 7 M.2,007 Wausau 6 H.23,758
Gary 19 G.1,245 Welch 18 G.5,376
Suffolk 12 K.10,271 Omak 5 Q.2,547 Lancaster 4 M.2,432 Wautoma 6 K.1,044
Gassaway 11 L.,... 1,618 Wellsburg 18 R.6,398
Tangier 14 G.1,120 Orting 11 1.1,109 Little Chute 7 J.2,833 Wauwatosa 8 M... .21,194
Giatto 18 J.1,010 Weston 9 M.8,646
Tazewell 1 J.1,211 Palouse 11 Y.1,151 Lodi 6 L.1,065 West Allis 8 M_34,671
Glendale 4 L.1,493 Westover 6 0.1,633 Madison 6 M.57,899
Victoria 8 J.1,568 Pasco 15 R.3,496 West Bend 8 L.4,760
Glenjean 15 J.1.510 West Union 8 L.984 Manitowoc 9 K....22,963
Vinton 4 H.3,610 Pinehurst 7 1.1,680 Westby 3 L.1,366
Glenville 10 L.799 Wheeling 4 L & Marinette 9 G.13,734
Virginia Beach Pomeroy 13 X.1,600 West Milwaukee
Grafton 8 0.7,737 19 R.61.659 Marshfield 5 H.8,877
13 K.1,719 Port Angeles 6 E. .10,188 8 M.4,168
Grantsville 10 J_1,018 White Sulphur Springs Mauston 5 K.2,107
Warrenton 9D.1,450 Port Orchard 9 G... .1.145 West Salem 3 K.1,011
Waverly 10 K.1,355 Hamlin 13 E.844 16 N .1,484 Mayville 7 L.2,521
Port Townsend 6 G. .3,979 Weyauwega 6 J.1,067
Waynesboro 7 F.6,226 Handley 14 H.1,210 Williamson 17 D....9.410 Medford 4 G.1,918
Prosser 15 Q.1,569 Whitefish Bay 8 M.. 5,362
West Point 11 G_1,844 Harrisville 9 R.... 1,192 Williamstown 8 G..1,657 Mellen 4 E.1,629
Pullman 12 Y.3,322 Whitehall 3 J.915
Williamsburg 11 H. .3,778 Hinton 17 K.6,654 Winfield 12 F.294 Menasha 7 J.9,062 Whitewater 7 N.3,465
Puyallup 10 1.7,094
Winchester 8 B.... 10,885 Raymond 13 C.3,828 Holden 16 E.2,750 Menomonee Falls Wisconsin Rapids
Wise 3 B.1,112 Renton 9 1.4,062 Hollidays Cove 17 R.4,480 WISCONSIN 8 M.1,291 5 J.8,726
Woodstock 7 C.1,552 Republic 4 S.710 Huntington 13 C..75,572 (Pop. 2,939,006) Menomonie 2 H. ...5,595
Wytheville 2 K.3,327 Ritzville 11 TJ.1,777 Hurricane 12 E.1,293 Adams 5 K.1,231 Merrill 5 G.8,458
Roslyn 10 M.2,063 Iaeger 18 H.1,066 Algoma 9 H.2,202 Milton 6 N.1,12§
Ruston 10 H.818 Ivenova 13 C.3,680 Alma 2 J.1,000 Milwaukee 8 M. ..578,249 WYOMING
WASHINGTON Seattle 8 H.365,583 Keyser 7 T.6,248 Altoona 3 H.1,044 Mineral Point 5 M..2,274 (Pop. 225,565)
(Pop. 1,563,396) Sedro Woolley 4 I..2,719 Keystone 18 H.1,897 Amery 1 G.1,354 Mondovi 2 J.1,623 Afton 5 B.807
Aberdeen 11 D....21,723 Shelton 10 F.3,091 Kilsyth 16 J.1,010 Antigo 6 G.8,610 Monroe 6 N.5,015 Basin 2 F.903
Algona 10 H.1,215 Snohomish 7 1.2,688 Kimball 19 G.1,467 Appleton 7 J.25,267 Montello 6 K.1,245 Buffalo 2 H.1,749
Anacortes 4 H.6,564 South Bend 13 D. .. .1,798Kingwood 7 P.1,709 Arcadia 3 J.1,499 Mount Horeb 6 M...1,425 Casper 5 J.16,619
Arlington 5 1.1,439 Spokane 8 X.115,514 Lewisburg 16 M.... 1,293 Ashland 4 D.10,622 Neenah 7 J.9,151 Cheyenne 9 L.17,361
Asotin 14 V.697 Stevenson 17 J.400 Logan 16 F.4,396 Augusta 3 H.1,359 Neillsville 4 J.2,118 Cody 2 D.1,800
Auburn 10 1.3,906 Sumner 10 1.1,967 Lumberport 8 N.... 1,289 Balsam Lake 1 G.315 Nekoosa 5 J.2,005 Cumberland 8 B.... 1,532
Bellevue 8 1.1,080 Sunnyside 14 0.2,113 McDowell 18 H....1,555 Baraboo 5 L.5,545 New Glarus 4 N....1,010 Diamondville 8 B.812
Bellingham 3 H. ..30,823 Tacoma 10 H.106,817 McMechen 4 L.3,710 Barron 2 G.1,863 New Holstein 8 K...1,274 Douglas 5 K.1,917
Beverly Park 8 I.... 1,100 Tekoa 10 Y.1,408 Mabscott 16 J.1,260 Bayfield 3 D.1,196 New Lisbon 5 K....1,076 ’"Ejvanston 9 B.3,075
Black Diamond 10 1.1,422 Tenino 12 F.938 Madison 15 F.1,156 Beaver Dam 7 L. ...9,867 New London 7 J.4,661 Fort Washakie 5 E . .1,780
Blaine 2 G.1,642 Toppenish 14 0....2.774 Magnolia 7 V.1,010 Beloit 6 N.23,611 New Richmond 1 G.2,112 Freedom 5 B.1,010
Bothell 8 1.818 Vancouver 17 G....15,766 Berlin 6 K.4,106 Niagara 8 F.2,033 Frontier 7 B.805
Mannington 7 N....3.261
Bremerton 9 G.... 10,170 Waitsburg 14 V.869 Black River Falls North Fbnd Du Lac Gebo 2 K.894
Marfrance 15 M. ...1,066
Buckley 10 1.1,052 Walla Walla 15 U..15.976 4 J .1,950 7 K.2,244 Gillette 2 K.1,340
Marlinton 14 O..... 1,586
Bucoda 12 F.703 Wapato 14 N.1,222 Bloomer 3 G.1,865 Oconomovvoc 7 M....4,190 Glenrock 5 K.819
Marmet 14 G.1,200 Green River 8 D... .2,589
Burien 9 1.1,205 Washougal 18 H. ...1,206 Martinsburg 7 W.. 14,857 Boscobel 4 N.1,762 Oconto 8 H.5,030
Burlington 4 H.... 1,407 Waterville 8 O.856 Brilllon 8 K.1,167 Oconto Falls 8 H.... 1,92'1 Greybull 2 F.1,806
Maybeury 19 II.2,010
Gamas 18 H.4,239 Wenatchee 9 O....11,627 Middlebourne 7 K...769 Brodhead 5 N.1,533 Omro 7 K.1,255 Hanna- 7 J.1,505
Carbonado 11 1.1,150 Woodland 16 G.1.094 Burlington 8 M.4,114 Onalaska 3 K.1,408 Jackson 4 B.533
Milton 12E .1.305 Kemmerer 8 B.1,884
Cashmere 9 N..1,473 Yakima 13 N.22,101 Cedarburg 8 L.2,055 Oshkosh 7 K.40,108
Monongah 7 H.1,909 Kleenburn 1 H.806
Castle Rock 14 F...1,239 Chetek 2 G.1,076 Owen 4 H.1,102
Montgomery 14 J. ..2,906
Cathlamet 15 B.537 Chilton 3 K.1,945 Park Falls 4 F.3,036 Lander 5 E.1,826
Centralia 12 F.8,058
WEST VIRGINIA Moorfield 9 T.734
Chippewa Falls 3 H.9,539 Peshtlgo 8 G.1,579 Laramie 9 K.8,609
(Pop. 1,729,205) Morgantown 6 O...16,186
Chehalis 13 F.4,907 Clintonville 7 H.,,.3,572 Pewaukee 8 M.1,067 Lovell 1 F.1,857
Chelan 7 P.1,403 Alderson 17 L.1.458 Moundsville 4 L. ..14,411 Columbus 6 L.2,514 Phillips 4 F.1,901 Lusk 5 M.1,218
Chelwelah 5 W.1,315 Ansted 14 J.1,404 Mount Hope 15 J...2,361 Cornell 3 G.1.510 Platteville 4 M.4,047 Midwest 4 J.2,510
Cheney 9 W.1,335 Barhoursville 12 E..1,508 Mullens 17 H.2,356 Crandon 6 F.1,679 Plymouth 8 K.3,882 Newcastle 3 M.1,201
Clarkston 14 Y.2,870 Beckley 16 J.9,357 New Cumberland Cuba City 4 N.1,157 Portage 6 L.6,308 Parco 8 H.727
Cle Elum 10 M.2,508 Beechbottom 18 R. .1,160 16 R.2,300 Cudahy 8 M.10,631 Port Washington 8 L.3,693 Parkerton 5 K.505
Colfax 12 X.2,782 Belington 9 0.1,571 Newell 16 R.1,880 Cumberland 2 G.... 1,532 Prairie du Chien Pine Bluffs 9 N.670
Colville 4 V.1,803 Benwood 4 L.3,950 New Martinsville Darlington 5 N.1,764 3 M.3,943 Pinedale 5 C.219
Copalis Crossing Berkeley Springs 6 K .2,814 Delavan 7 N.3,301 Princeton 6 K.1,183 Powell 1 E.1,156
10 B .1,380 6 W .1,039 Nitro 13 F.1,010 DePere 8 J.5,521 Racine 8 M.67,542 Rawlins 8 G.4,868
Cosmopolis 11 D_1,493 Berwind 19 G.2,010 Nutter Fork 8 N. ..1,825 Dodgeville 5 M.1,937 Randolph 6 L.1,161 Reliance 8 E.S08
Coupeville 6 G.287 Bluefield 19 J.19,339 Oak Hill 15 J.2,076 Durand 2 H.1,590 Reedsburg 5 L.2,967 Riverton 5 E.1,608
Davenport 8 U.987 Boomer 14 J.2,010 Paden City 6 K.2,281 Eagle River 6 F. ...1,386 Rhinelander 6 F....8.019 Rock Springs 8 D.. .8,440
Dayton 14 V.2,528 Bramwell 19 J.1,574 Parkersburg 8 G...29,623 Eau Claire 3 H....26,287 Rib Lake 4 G.1,180 Saratago 8 H.567
Deer Park 7 X.1,009 Bridgeport 8 N.1,567 Parsons 9 P.2,012 Edgerton 6 M.2,906 Rice Lake 2 G.5,177 Sheridan 1 H.8,536
Des Moines 9 H_1,014 Buckhannon 10 N..4.374 Pennshoro 9 J.1,616 Elkhorn 7 M.2,340 Richland Center 4 L.3,632 Sundance 2 M.369
Doty 13 E.1,710 Cameron 5 M.2,281 Petersburg 10 S_1,410 Ellsworth 1 H.1,124 Ripon 7 K.3,984 Sunrise 7 L.909
Eatonville 12 H.912 Canebrake 19 G....1,010 Phillippi 9 0.1,767 Elroy 5 K.1,546 River Falls 1 H.2,363 Superior 8 E.1,156
Edmonds 8 H.1,165 Cedar Grove 14 H..1,110 Piedmont 7 S.2,241 Evansville 6 M.2,269 Sauk City 5 L.1,137 Thermopolls 4 F....2,129
Ellensburg 11 N_4,62-1 Century 9 N.1,200 Pineville 17 G.462 F'ennimore 4 N.1,341 Schofield 5 H.1,287 Torrington 7 M.1,811
Elma 11 E.1,545 Ceredo 13 C.1,164 Point Pleasant 10 E . 3,301 Florence 7 F.1,875 Seymour 7 J.1,201 Wheatland 7 L.1,997
Enamclaw 10 1.2,084 Charleston 13 G...60,408 Princeton 19 J.6,955 Fond du Lac 7 K..26,449 Shawano 7 H.4,188 Worland 3 F.1,461
Ephrata 10 Q.516 Charles Town 8 X.,2,434 Ranson 8 X.1,002 Fort Atkinson 7 M..5,793
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POPULATION OF THE WORLD
[Based on latest census figures and estimates]

Africa .~. 140,045,880 Bulgaria . 6,006,000 Guatemala . 2,163,546

Asia . 1,067,859,016 Czechoslovakia . 14,726,158 Haiti . 2,300,000
Europe . 517,463,224 Danzig . 407,517 Honduras .. 859,761
North America . 168,575,606 Denmark . 3,550,656 Honduras, British . 51,347
Oceania . 82,526,488 England . 37,932,137 Mexico . 16,404,030
South America . 82,748,900 Esthonia . 1,117,000 Newfoundland, Labrador 275,756
Finland . 3,658,125 Nicaragua . 750,000
Total* . .2,062,084,187 France . 41,834,923 Panama .. 467,459
Germany . 63,180,649 Panama Canal Zone.. 39,467
Africa Gibraltar, Malta. 262,993 Puerto Rico . 1,543,913
Greece . 6,204,684 Salvador . 1,722,579
Abyssinia . 10,000,000
Hungary . 8,683,740 United States. 124,070,000
British colonies. 56,020,622
Iceland . 108,644 Virgin islands of U. S. 43,359
Egypt . 14,217,864
French Africa . 35,741,000 Irish Free State. 2,971,992 West Indies, British. 1,577,723
Italian Africa . 2,332,087 Italy . 42,521,667
Belgian Congo. 8,828,601 Jugoslavia. 13,930,918
Liberia . 1,072,650
Latvia . 1,900,045 Oceania
Morocco . 5,229,146 Liechtenstein . 10,213 Australia.
Lithuania . 2,367,072 6,560,536
Portuguese Africa . 6,603,910 Dutch East Indies.. 60,731,025
Luxemburg . 299,782 Fiji islands .
Monaco . 24,927 182,576
Asia Guam . 18,509
Netherlands . 7,920,388 Hawaii .
Northern Ireland. 1,246,000 368,336
Afghanistan.. 11,000,000 New Caledonia and Tahiti.
Norway . 2,809,000 87,716
Arabia . 7,000,000 New Guinea .
Bhutan . 300,000 Poland .:. 31,927,773 404,290
New Zealand. 1,511,360
Other British cols. 12,671,126 Portugal . 6,654,815
Pacific islands, British.... 232,468
China . 474,787,386 Roumania . 18,025,037 Philippine islands.
French colonies . 24,116,794 Russia . 140,196,400 12,420,927
Samoan islands, British. 44,535
India ..... 354,986,876 San Marino. 13,013
Samoan islands, U. S. 10,055
Iraq . 2,849,282 Scotland. 4,842,554
Japan . 65,366,500 Spain . 22,940,152
Korea and Formosa. 26,000,000 Sweden . 6,162,446 South America
Japanese, dep.:.. 1,692,825 Switzerland . 4,066,400
Manchukuo (Man.). 24,040,819 Turkey .-. 1,004,669 Argentina . 11,660,000
Nepal . 5,600,000 Wales . 2,158,193 Bolivia ... 2,974,904
Brazil . 40,272,650
Persia. 12,000,000
Portuguese Asia . 1,179,205 Chile . 4,287,445
North America
Russia (soviet.) in Asia. 20,809,800 Colombia . 8,000,000
Siam . 11,684,000 Alaska . 59,278 Ecuador . 2.500,000
Tibet, Mongolia. 3,800,000 Bermudas . 27,789 Guiana, British . 312.489
Canada. 10,374,196 Guiana, Dutch . 153,306
Turkey in Asia. 12,607,601
Costa Rica. 516,031 Guiana, French . 47,340
Cuba . 3,554,921 Paraguay . 851,564
Europe Curacoa . 76,299 Peru . 6,147,000
Albania.. 1,003,068 Dominican Republic. 1,200,000 Trinidad . 413,119
Austria.. 6,722,395 French islands . 481,522 Uruguay . 1,903,083
Belgium . 8,092,004 Greenland . 16,630 Venezuela . 3,226,000

POPULATION OF PRINCIPAL FOREIGN CITIES

[From latest available census returns]

Aberdeen, Scotland . ...1931 167,259 ...1931 1,419,321 Havre, Le, France.1931 165,076
Adelaide, Australia* . ....1931 324,420 Canton, China.. ...1929 812,241 Helsingfors, Finland.1931 241,115
Agra, India ...... ....1931 229,764 ...1931 271,560 Hiroshima, Japan.1930 270,417
Ahmedabad, India!. ...1931 310,000 ...1926 135,253 Honolulu, Hawaii.1930 137,582
Aleppo, Syria. ....1929 177,313 ...1931 223,648 Hull, England.1931 377,006
Alexandria, Egypt. ...1927 573,063 ...1931 243,775 Hyderabad, India...1931 404,187
Algiers, Algeria .'... ....1931 257,122 ...1929 535,000 Ibadan, Nigeria!.1930 175,000
Allahabad, India . ....1931 183,931 ...1925 335,982 Istanbul, Turkey!.1927 690,857
Altona, Germany. ....1925 227,430 ...1928 198,713 Jaipur, India.1931 144,362
Amoy, China. ....1929 196,717 Christiania (see Oslo). Johannesburg, South Africaf..l931 335,800
Amritsar, India. ....1931 264,840 ...1929 635,000 Kabul, Afghanistan!.1930 150,000
Amsterdam, Netherlands. ....1930 752,003 ...1925 700,222 Kaifeng, Chinaf.1929 150,000
Antwerp, Belgium. _1931 294,902 ...1931 284,155 Kanazawa, Japan.1925 147,420
Astrakhan, Russia*. ...1926 176,530 1). Karachi, India.1931 260.639
Asuncion, Paraguay* . ....1931 228,600 Copenhagen, Denmark*.. ...1930 771,168 Kazan, Russia.1926 179,207
Athens, Greece . ...1928 452,919 ...1930 253,182 Kharkov, Russia.1926 417,186
Auckland, New Zealand. ...1931 217,000 ...1932 221,260 Kiel, Germany.1925 213,881
Augsburg, Germany . ...1925 165,522 ...1931 233,115 Kiev, Russia.1926 513.789
Bagdad, Iraq! . ...1930 250,000 ...1929 220,588 Kingston-Hull, England.1931 313,366
Baku, Russia . ...1926 452,808 ...1929 193,912 Kobe, Japan...1930 787,616
Bangalore, India. ....1931 306,365 ...1928 235,237 Koenigsburg, Germany .1925 286,666
Bangkok, Siam!. ....1930 541,000 ...1931 447,442 Kyoto, Japan. 1930 765,142
Barcelona, Spain!. ...1931 782,843 ...1926 233,001 Lahore, India .1931 429,747
Bari, Italy. ...1931 171,622 ...1925 525,837 Lanchow, Chinaf.1929 500,000
Barranquilla, Colombia. ...1928 139,974 ...1925 625,016 La Paz, Bolivia!.1930 146,930
Basel, Switzerland. ...1930 148,063 ...1930 410,900 La Plata, Argentina.1928 165,813
Batavia, Java!. ...1930 307,606 ...1925 421,217 Leeds, England.1931 482.789
Beirut. Syria. ...1929 134,655 ...1931 175,583 Le Havre (see Havre).
Belem, Brazil!. ...1929 279,491 ...1925 464,543 Leipzig, Germany.1925 684,728
Belfast. Ireland. ...1926 415,151 ...1931 438,998 Leningrad, Russia.1931 2,228,000
Belgrade, Jugoslavia. ...1931 241.542 ...1925 629,564 Liege, Belgium*...1931 166,820
Benares, India. ...1931 205,315 ...1931 31C.193 Lille, France.1931 201,568
Berlin, Germany. ...1931 4,250,000 ...1925 540,115 Lima, Peru*!.1928 316,000
Bern, Switzerland. ...1930 111,783 ...1928 1,491,143 Lisbon, Portugal.1925 529,524
Bilbao, Spain! . ...1931 153,630 ...1925 330,186 Liverpool, England.1931 855.639
Birmingham, England. ...1931 1,002,413 ...1930 142,812 Lodz, Poland .1932 605,287
Bogota, Colombia. ...1928 235,421 ...1931 605,173 London, England (Greater) ....1931 8,202,818
Bologna, Italy. ...1931 245,647 ...1931 169,322 Lucknow, India.1931 274,659
Bombay, India. ..1931 1,157,851 ..1931 1,088,417 Lwow, Poland.1932 316,177
Bordeaux, France. ...1931 262,990 ...1931 243,690 Lyon, France .1931 579,763
Bradford, England. ...1931 298,041 ...1923 152,706 Madras, India.1931 647,225
Bremen, Germany. ...1925 294,966 ...1930 150,000 Madrid, Spain!.1931 834,103
Breslau, Germany. ...1925 599,770 ...1930 436,568 Magdeburg, Germany.1925 297,151
Brisbane, Australia. ...1930 313,251 ..1925 1,079,126 Malaga, Spain! .1931 188,117
Bristol, England. ...1931 398,918 ...1931 154,914 Manchester, England.1931 766,333
Brunn (Brno), Czechoslovakial930 263,646 ...1929 426,916 Mandalay, Burma.1931 144,S99
Brussels, Belgium. ...1931 839,581 ...1929 777,993 Manila, Philippine islands!.1930 332,778
Budapest, Hungary. ..1931 1,420,548 ...1930 135,000 Mannheim, Germany.1925 249,705
Bukharest, Roumaniaf. ..1931 631,288 ...1925 425,274 Marakesh, Morocco.1926 149,263
Buenos Aires, Argentina. ..1932 2,195,000 ...1929 252,998 Marseilles, France.1931 800,8S1
Cairo, Egypt. ..1927 1,064,567 ..1931 589,079 Mecca, Arabia!...1930 100,000
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POPULATION OF PRINCIPAL FOREIGN CITIES
Medellin, Colombia.1928 120,044 1931 249,288 Swansea, Wales.1931 164,825
Melbourne, Australia*.1931 1,032,500 .1932 246,574 Swatow, China.1929 141,063
Mexico City, Mexico*!.1930 1,000,000 .1931 848,081 Sydney, New South Wales*....1930 1,253,560
Milan, Italyf .1931 923,496 .1931 129,103 Szeged, Hungary.1931 168,472
Montevideo, Uruguay.1932 655,599 .1931 400,419 Tabriz, Persia!.1928 180,000
Montreal, Canada.1931 810,925 .1929 340,543 Taihoku, Formosa.1925 195,555
Moscow, Russia.1931 2,781,000 1931 131,500 Tashkent, Turkestan.1926 323,613
Mukden, Chinaf.1927 250,000 Riga, Latvia.. .1930 377,917 Teheran, Persia*!.1928 350,000
Munich, Germany...1925 685,036 1929 1,500,000 Tientsin, China.1929 1,388,747
Nagasaki, Japan.1930 204,626 .1931 1,013,368 Tiflis, Russia.1926 292,973
Nagoya, Japan.1930 907,402 .1931 480,936 Tokyo, Japan. 1932 5,312,000
Nagpur, India.1931 215,003 .1926 308,284 Torino (see Turin).
Nanking, China.1929 522,696 .1930 581,889 Toronto, Canada. 1931 627,582
Nantes, France.1931 187,343 .1930 148,000 Toulon, France.1931 133,263
Naples, Italy .1931 843,036 .1931 191,088 Toulouse, France...1931 194,564
Newcastle-on-Tyne, England....l931 283,145 .1928 236,524 Trieste, Italy. 1931 249,495
Nice, France.1931 219,549 Samarang, Java.. .1930 217,775 Tsingtao, China.1929 350,464
Nizhni-Novgorod, Russia!!.1930 190,000 .1929 329,898 Tunis, Africa.1931 202,405
Nottingham, England.1931 268,801 .1931 696,231 Turin, Italy .1931 598,265
Novosibirsk, Russia.1926 120,701 .1929 879,788 Utrecht, Netherlands .1930 153,884
Nurnberg, Germany.1925 393,202 .1931 159,291 Valencia, Spain! . 1930 274,552
Odessa, Russia .1926 420,888 .1930 220,000 Valparaiso, Chile .1930 193,205
Omsk, Russia!.1930 170,000 .1930 190,177 Vancouver, Canada .1931 245,307
Oporto, Portugal.1925 215,625 Seoul, Korea.. .1930 340,290 Venice, Italy .1931 256,144
Oran, Algeria.1926 150,301 .1931 219,346 Victoria, Hongkong! .1931 580,000
Osaka, Japan—.1930 2,453,573 .1931 2,674,447 Vienna, Austria*! .-.1931 1,865,780
Oslo, Norway.1930 249,688 .1931 511,742
Vilna (see Wilno).
Ottawa, Canada... 1931 124,988 .1930 596,602
Vladivostok, Russia .1926 107,977
Padua, Italy!.—1931 130,881 .1927 153,924
Warsaw, Poland .1932 1,178,211
Palermo, Italy. 1931 389,933 .1930 255,124
Wellington, New Zealand!.1931 143,000
Paris, France*..1931 2,891,020 .1926 213,162
Wenchow, China .1929 678,376
Peiping, China.1931 1,401,925 .1931 176,025
West Ham, England.1931 294,086
Piraeus, Greece! .—1930 251,328 .1931 173,649
Wilno, Poland .1932 197,049
Pernambuco (see Recife). .1926 105,835
Winnipeg, Canada .1931 217,587
Perth, Australia*.1931 204,780 .1926 148,370
Yokohama, Japan* .1930 620,306
Petrograd (see Leningrad). .1925 254,466
Zagreb, Jugoslavia .1931 185,581
Pingyang, Korea. 1929 156,442 .1931 502,207
Plymouth, England.1931 208,166 .1931 276,619 Zaragoza (see Saragossa).
Plzen, Czechoslovakia...1930 114,150 .1931 181,465 Zurich, Switzerland .1930 249,820
Porto Alegre, Brazil!..1929 273,376 .1925 343,048 *With suburbs. !Estimated. ^Renamed
Port Said, Egypt.1927 104,603 .1929 260,000 Maxim Gorki.

TEN LARGEST CITIES OF THE WORLD

City Rank Population City Rank Population City Rank Population
London*, 1931 .. ....1 8,202,818 BerlinJ, 1931 .... ....5 4,250,000 Osaka!, 1930 . 9 2,453,573
New York!, 1932 —2 6,981,915 Paris, 1931 . -.6 2,891,000 Leningrad, 1931 .10 2,228,000
Tokyo, 1932 . ...3 5,312,000 Moscow, 1931 .. 7 2,781,000
Chicago!, 1932 .. ....4 4,609,240 Shanghai!, 1931 .. 8 2,674,447 *Greater. !Within limits. !With suburbs.

JEWISH POPULATION OF THE WORLD

[From the American Israelite]

Austria . 300,000 Poland . 3,300,000 Morocco —.— 110,000

Lithuania . 250,000 Ukrainia . 3,300,000 Argentina . 100,000
Jugoslavia . 200,000 United States .'.. 3,100,000 Canada . 100,000
Africa (part) . 170,000 Russia . 900,000 Turkey . 100,000
France . 150,000 Roumania . 650,000 Palestine . 100,000
Algeria, Tunis . 150,000 Germany . 540,000 Australasia ..:. 20,000
Arabia . 130,000 Hungary . 450,000 Other countries . 330,000
Greece . 120,000 Czechoslovakia . 450,000
Holland . 110,000 British Isles . 300,000 Total —. 15,430,000
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