Iona, e-o'na, or Icolmkill, ik`om-kill'.
Jonia, I-o'ne-a.

I-o'ni-an.

I-os'co.

I'o-wą.

Ipava, e-på'vå, 1. of Venezuela.

Ipsambul. See Ebsambul.

Iquique, e-kee'kå, t. of Peru.

Irak Adjemi, e`råk' åj'ěh-mee'.

Jalapa, Hå-lå'på. See Xalapa.

*Jalisco or Xalisco, Hå-lees'ko or нå-lis'ko. Jaloofs' or Jal'offs', people of W. Africa. Jamaica, ja-må'ka.

Jambo. See Yambo.

James' or James's (Bay), jāmz'ęz, always pronounced in two syllables.

Janina or Yanina, yå'ne-nå.

Jan Mayen, yån mi-en, i. E. of Greenland.
Jap-an' (called Niph'on by the Japanese).
Japura, Ha-poo'rå; sometimes written Hya-
pura and Yupura.

Jaquemel, zhåk mel'. See Jacquemel.
Jaquesila, Hå-ka-see'lå, or Yaquesila, yå-ka-
see'lå, r. of California.

Jardinillos, HaR-de-neel'yoce, cluster of islets near Cuba.

Ir-kootsk'; written, also, Irkutsk and Ir- Jarmuch, jar'muk, r. of Palestine.

Jaroslav. See Yaroslaf.
Jaroslaw, yå'ro-slåv.

Jask, jåsk, t. of Beloochistan.
Jassy, yas'se (Ger. Jasch, yåsh).
Jászberény, yååss'bà-rain'.

Jauer, yow'er.

Java, ja'va or jah'vą.

Javary, Hå-vå-ree', r. of S. America.
Jax-ar'tēs. See Sihon.

Jean d'Angély, Saint, sân zhån dẳn`zhå`le.
Jedburgh, jed'bur-reh.

Jeddo, yed'do. See Yeddo.

Jehoon. See Oxus.

Jen'ą (Ger. pron. ya'nå).

Jen'ne or Djen'ny, t. of Soodan.
Jen'nings.

*Jeremie, zha'ra'me' or zher'êh-mee'.
Jeres, Ha'res. See Xeres.

Jericho, jer'e-ko, t. of Palestine.

Jersey, jer'ze.

Jerumenha, zhå-roo-men'yå, t. of Brazil.
Je-ru'sa-lem (called El Kåds or El Kods by

the Arabs).

Jesi, ya'se.

Jes'sa-mine.

Jesso or lesso, yes'so. See Yesso.

Jetze, yet'seh, or Jeetze, yāt'sẹh, r. of N
Germany.

Jeypoor or Jyepoor, jî-poor'.

Jez're-el or Jez'reel, t. of Palestine.
Jid'da or Djidda.

Jigagungar, je-gå-gung'gar, t. of Thibet.
Jihon or Jehoon. See Oxus.

Jijona or Xixona, нe-но'nå.

Joannes, zho-an'nês: called, also, Marajo
må-rå'zho, i. of Brazil.
Joannina. See Janina.

Jo Daviess, jò da'vis.

Jo-han'na. See Anzooan,

Joigny, zhwan'ye', t. of France.

Joli-ba or Djoliba.

J.

Jonkjöping or Jonköping, yon'chō-ping, al most yon chep-ing.

Jab'bok (now called Zarca or Zerka), brook Jood'poor or Mar'wâr'.

Jop'pa. See Jaffa.
Jor'dan.

Jorullo or Xorullo, Ho-rool'yo; often pro-
nounced Ho-roo'yo.

Joulamerk or Jula-merk', t. of Asiatic Turkey.
Juan de Fuca, strait W. of N. America.
Ju'an de Lis-bo'a (Sp. pron. н00-ån' då lees
bo'å), i. S. E. of Africa.

Ju'an de No'va (Sp. pron. н00-ån' då no’vå),
i. E. of Africa.

Ju'an Fer-nan'děz (Sp. pron. Hoo-ån' fểRnån'deth).

Ju'ni-at'a.

Kecskemét, kech'kem`ait'.

Ke'desh, t. of Palestine.

Kedje, keď jeh or kej, t. of Beloochistan
Kee'o. See Miaco.

Kehl, kale, t. of Baden.

Kei or Key, ki, r. of S. Africa.

Keighly, keeth'le.

Keith, keeth.

Kelat, kel-åt', or Kelath.
Kel'so.

Junk-Ceylon, junk see'lun or se-lone', t. of Kemi, kå'me, r. of Finland.

E. Indies.

Ju'ra (Fr. pron. zhü`rå').

Kem'moo', t. of Soudan.
Kemp'ten.

Jurua, Hoo-roo' (Port. pron. zhoo-roo'å), r. | Kenawha or Kenhawa, kẹn-au'wą.

of S. America.

Jurumenha. See Jerumenha.

Kanawha.

Ken'dal or Kir'by Ken'dal.

Kamouraska, kå-moo-rås'kå, r. of Canada.
Kamt-chat'ka or Kamtschatką.

Kanawha, kan-au'wa.

Kan`da-har'. See Candahar.

Kenéh or Qené, ken'êh'.
Kenmare', bay of Ireland
Kenne-beck'.

Kenne-bunk’.

Kens'ing-ton.

Ken-tuck'y.

Ke-oo'se-oo', i. of Japan.
Ker'ah or ka'rå, r. of Persia.

See

Ker-em'pe or Crem'pe, cape of Asia Minor.
Ker'e-soon' or Keresoun, t. of Asia Minor.
Kerguelen's (Land), kerg'e-lenz, i. S. of
Indian Ocean.

Ker'lon', r. of Chin. Tartary.
Ker'ma-dec', is. of Polynesia.
Kerman, ker-mån'. See Kirman.

Keroon or Keroun. See Birket-el-Keroon.
Ker'ry.

Ker-shaw'.

Kesariah. See Kaisarieh.
Keshin, kesh`een', t. of Arabia.
Kesho. See Ketcho.

Keswick, kez'ik, t. of England.
Keszthely, kest her.

Ketch'o, sometimes written Cachao and
Kesho, t. of Cochin China.

Ketskemet. See Kecskemet.
Key. See Kei.

Khabs. See Cabes.

Kankao, kang kä'o or kang'kow', t. of Chin- Khamil or Chamil, kå'meel', called, also, India.

Kano, kå'no, kingdom of Africa.

Kan'zas, Kansas, or Kon'zas. [The Kanzas
Indians are familiarly called the Kaws or
Kaw Indians.]

Kapseli or Capsali, kåp'sa-lee', t. of Greece.
Kara, kå'rå, sea in the N. of Russia.
Kara-hissar, kå`rå'-his-sar'.
Karamania. See Caramania.

Kara-Soo, Kara-Su, or Karasou, kå'rå-soo',
r. of Asiatic Turkey.

Kar'le or kar'là, i. in Gulf of Bothnia.
Karls'burg (Ger. pron. kaRlz′bŎŎRG).

Karoon. See Birket-el-Keroon.

Hami, hå'mee', t. of Chin. Tartary. Kharasm, kå`råzm', or Kar-is'sim (Anc. Choras'mia), a country of Independent Tartary. [In the twelfth century it was the seat of a powerful empire; but it is now greatly reduced. Its present limits appear to be the same as those of Khiva.]

Kharkof, Kar-kof'; written, also, Charkow,
Kharkow, and Kharkov.

Khartoom, Khartum, or Khartoum, Kar`toom".
Khatanga, kå-tång'gå, r. of Siberia.
Khereloun, kereli-loon'. See Kerlon.
Kheresoun. See Keresoon.
Kherson or Cherson, kẻr-sone'.

Karri Karri, kar'ree kar'ree, desert of S. Khiva, Kheeva or Khiewa, Kee'vå.

Kat-man'doo or Katmandhu. See Catmandoo. Kiakhta, ke-åк'tå.

Kief or Kiew, ke-ef' or Ki-ev'.

Kiel, keel.

Kifri or Kif'ree, t. of Asiatic Turkey.

Kil-dare'.

Kilia, kee'le-å.

Kil-ken'ny.

Killarney, kil-lar'ne.

Kil-mar'nock.

Kil-more', v. of Ireland.

Kimpina, kim-pee'nå, t. of Wallachia.
Kincardine, king-kar'din.

Kingkitao, king-ke-tå'o, cap. of Corea.
Kings'ton.

King'te-ching', t. of China.

Kin-ross'.

Kin-sale', t. of Ireland.

Kin-tore', t. of Scotland.

Kin-tyre'. See Cantyre,

Kolyvan, ko le-vån'. See Revel.
Koʻmorn. See Comorn.

Kong, mts. of Africa.

Kongsberg, kongsberg.
Konieh or Konia, ko'ne-a.

Königingrätz, ken'ig-in-grets', or König.
grätz, ken'ig-gråts.

Königsberg or Koenigsberg, ken'igz-berg (Ger. pron. kö'niGs-beRG).

Kon'zas. See Kanzas.

Kooban, Kouban, or Kuban, koo-bån, r. of
Circassia.

Kooka or Kouka, koo'kå, t. of Soodan.
Kool-koon or Koul-koun. See Kuer- un.
Koom or Koum, koom, t. of Persia.
Koond, mts. of Afghanistan.

Koondooz, Koundouz, or Kunduz, koon-
dooz', country of Independent Tartary.

Kiöge, ke-ö'gheh or kyö'gheh, almost ke-ŭh'- Koor, Kour, or Kur, koor.

6-gheh, t. of Denmark.

*Ki'o-way.

Kiousiou or Kiusiu. See Keooseoo.
Kirauea, ke-ro-wa'å, volcano of Hawaii.
Kircaldy, kir-kaul'de or kir-kau'de.
Kirensk, kee-rensk', t. of Siberia.
Kirghis or Kirguis, kir`gheez' or keer'gheez',
a people of Independent Tartary.
Kirinoola or Kirinoula, kee-re-noo'lå, t. of
Chin. Tartary.

Kirkcudbright, kir-koo'bre.

Kirkleesa or Kirkliseh, kirk-lee'są, written, also, Kirkilissa, t. of Turkey.

Kirk-wåll'.

Kirman, kěĕr'mån', or Kerman.
Kirmanshâh

shaw'.

Koordistan, Kurdistan, or Curdistan, koor.
dis-tån'.

Koorile, Kourile, or Kurile, koo'ril.
Koor'land, Kurland, or Courland.
Koorsk, Koursk, or Kursk, koorsk.
Koos-koos'kee, r. of Oregon.
Koos'soor' Koond, t. of Beloochistan.
Kopreinitz, ko'pri-nits' or Kopreinicza, ko-
pri-nit'så, t. of Croatia.

Koprili or Ko-pree'lee, t. of Turkey.
Koramas, ko-rå-mås' (Anc. Me'las), r. of Asia

Minor.

Korassan, ko`rås-sån'. See Khorassan.

Ko'ron or Koroni, ko`ro-nee', gulf of Greece
Körös, körösh', almost ker`resh'.

or Kirmanshaw, keer'mån- Kosciusko, kos-se-us'ko.

*Kit-ta-tin'ny.

Kiusiu, kee-oo'se-oo'. See Keooseoo.

Kiutaja. See Kutaïyeh.

Kiz'il Ir'mak (Turk. pron. kiz'eel' ĕĕr'måk').
Kiz'il-Koom' or Koum, desert of Asia.
Klack'a-mas, r. of Oregon.

Klagenfurth, klå gen-foort. See Clagenfurth.
Klamet, klah'met, or Tlamath, tlå'mat.
Klattau, klåt'tou.

Klau'sen-burg (Ger. pron. klou'zen-bŏŏRG;
Hun. Kolozsvár, ko-lozh-våår).
Knaps, naps, r. of British America.
Kniphausen, nip-how'zen or knip-how'zen,
t. of Germany.

Knisteneaux, nis'te-no, Indians of British
America.

Köslin, kös-leen'. See Coeslin.
Kos-tro'ma.

Kotai, kō'ti', t. of Chin-India.
Ko-tel'noi', i. in the Arctic Sea.
Kouban. See Kooban.

Koueiling, koo-ȧ'ling', almost quả'ling', t. of

China.

Koueiyang, koo-a'yang' or qua'yang', t. of

China.

Kouka. See Kooka.

Koul-koun.

See Kool-koon.

Koulon, koo'lon' or Kooloon', 1. of Chin-
Tartary.

Kouramas. See Koramas.
Koursk. See Koorsk.

Koussie, koo'se, r. of S. Africa.
Koutaieh. See Kutaiyeh.
Kowno, kov'no, t. of Russia.
Kozmin, kots-meen', t. of Prussia.

Krajova or Krajowa, krå-yo'vå, t. of Wal

lachia.

Krasnoyarsk, Krasnoïarsk, or Krasnojarsk, krås 'no-yarsk'.

Krem'nitz (Hun. Körmecz Bánya, kör-mets
bảän-yšh).

Kreuznach, kroits'nåk.
Krim. See Taurida.

Krish'na or Kist'na.

Krobẹn, t. of Prussia.

Krühnen, krü'nen. See Cronstadt.

Kok'sak' or Kok'so-ak`, r. of Labrador. [Often Kuen-lun, quen'loon', mts. of Asia; called,

Koenigsberg. See Königsberg.

Koeverden. See Coevorden.

Lamoo, lå'moo', or Lamo, lå'mo', t. of E. Lectoure, lek'took', t. of France.

Lan-cer-o'ta or Lanzarote (Sp. pron. lån-thå- Lehigh, lee'hi.

Leitha or Leyta, lī'tå, r. of Austria.

Lientz or Lienz, leents, t. of Tyrol
Lieou Khieou. See Loo Choo.
Lier, leer (Fr. Lierre, le-air').
Lille or Lisle, leel.

Lima (Peru), lee'må.

*Lima (U. S.), lî'mą.

Lim'burg (Fr. Limbourg, lâm'boor').
Lim'er-ick.

Leitmeritz, lite'mer-its, or Leutmeritz, loit'- Lim'mat, r. of Switzerland.

Leitzen, lite'sen, t. of Styria.

Limoges, le`mozh'.

Limousin, le`moo`sân', or Limosin.

Limoux, le'moo'.

Le Maire, le mare, (Strait of), near Terra del *Linares, le-na'rês.
Fuego.

Le Mans, leh mån. See Mans.

Lincoln, link’un.

Lincolnshire, link'un-shir.

Lem'berg (Ger. pron. lem'beRG; Pol. Lwow, Ling'en, t. of Germany.

Le'on (Sp. pron, là-one').

Linköping or Linkjöping, lin’chö-ping, t. of
Sweden.

Lin-lith'gow.

Lintz or Linz, lints.

Lipari, lip'a-re or lee'på-re.
Lippa, lip'poh', t. of Hungary.
Lippe, lip'peh.

Lippe-Detmold, -detʼmolt.

Lippe-Schauenburg, -shou'ẹn-bŏŏRG
shou'en-burg.
Liria, lee're-å.

Lisbon (Port. Lis-bo'a or lees-bo'å,.
Lis'burn.

Lisieux, le ze-uh'.

Liskeard, lis-kard' or Leskeard.

Leona Vicaria, lå-o'nå ve-kå're-å. See Saltillo. Lisle, leel. See Lille.

Les Andelys, la zån'dle'. See Andelys.

Les Gonaïves, là go`nive'. See Gonaïves.

Les Martigues, là mar'teeg', t. of France.
Lesina, les'e-nå..

Leskeard. See Liskeard.

Lesparre, les par', t. of France.
Lestwithiel. See Lostwithiel.

Leucadia, lu-ka'de-a. See Santa Maura.
Leuchtenberg, loix'ten-bêRG`.

Leuck or Leuk, loik (Fr. Louesche, loo-esh'),
t. of Switzerland.

Leutmeritz, loit'mer-its. See Leitmeritz.
Leutschau, loitshou (Hun. Löese, lü-chả).

Le-vant'.

Lewes, lu'is.

Lewisham, lu'ish-um.

Lewis, lu'is.

Lewiston, lu'is-tun.

Lis-more'.

Lis'sa (Pol. Leszno, lesh'no).
Litakou. See Lattakoo.

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*Litiz (Pa.) lit'its.

Livadia or Libadia, liv-a-Dee'a.
Liv'er-pool.

Li-vo'ni-a (Ger. Liefland, leef'lånt).
Livorno, le-VOR'no. See Leghorn.
Ljusne, lyoos'nå.
Llandaff or Lan-daff'.
Llanelly, lan-eth'le.
Llangollen, lan-goth'len.
Llanidloes, lan'id-less.
Llanos, lyå'noce.

Llanrwst, lan'roost, t. of Wales.

Llerena, lya-rà'nå.

Lo-an'da or lo-ån'då, cap. of Angola.

Loango, lo-ang'go.

Lob-Nor. See Lop-Nor.

Lobenstein, lō'ben-stine', t. of Germany.

Lobos, lo'boce, the name of various is. on the

coast of Spanish America.

Lochaber, loк-å'ber, district of Scotland.

Liaghoff, lee'å-goff" or Liakhov, lee'å-kov', i. Loch Katrine. See Katrine.