Coango, ko-ang'go, r. of Africa.
Co-an'za, r. of W. Africa.
Cob'be, cap. of Darfoor.

Cobee or Cobi, ko'bee', desert of Central Asia.
Cobija, ko-bee'нå, t. of Bolivia.

Coblentz (Ger. Coblenz, ko'blents; Fr. Coblence, ko blånce').

Cobu, ko-booʻ, r. of S. America.
Co'burg (Ger. pron. koʻbŏŏRG).
Cochabamba, ko-chå-båm'bå.
Cochin, co-cheen'.

Coʻchin Chi'na

Codogno, ko-dōr: yo. *Co-do'rus.

Coeslin. See Cöslin.

Coetivi, ko-et-ee've, is. in Indian Ocean.
Cœur d'Alene, koor då`lain', 7. of Oregon.
Coevorden, koo'vor-den, t. of Holland.
*Coeymans, quee'manz.
Cognac, kone-yåk'.

Cohahuila or Coahuila, ko-å-wee'lå.
*Co-has'set.

*Cohoes or Cahoos, ko-hoze'.
Co-im-ba-toor' or Co-im-ba-tore'.
Co-im'bra or ko-eem'brå.

Coire, kwår (Ger. Chur, koor).
Colberg (Ger. pron. kolbẻRG).
Col'ches-ter.

Col'ding, t. of Denmark.

Co'ro, t. of Venezuela.

*Co-le-rain'.

Colne, köln.

Köln).

Colombia, ko-lom'be-å.

of Spain.

Coronation, kor'o-na'shun, gulf of N. Amer. *Corpus Christi, kor'pus kris'te.

Corrèze, kor'raze'.

Cor'rib.

Cortona, koR-to'nå.

Co-lum'bus.

*Co-mac'.

Cor'vo.
*Cor'yd-on.

Cos, kos, i. of Greece.

Com'ber-mere, 1. of England.

mån'chȧ).

Comayagua, ko-mi-å'gwå.

Comines, ko`meen', t. of Belgium.

Co'mo.

Com'o-rin.

Co'morn or Komorn.

Com'o-ro.

Compiègne, kon`pc-aiñ'.

Croy'don.

Crozet, kro`za', i. S. of Africa.

Crystal, kris'tal, mts. of Africa.

Csaba, chob'ŏh'.

Csongrád, chon-gråd'.
Cuama. See Zambeze.
Cu'ba (Sp. pron. koo'bå).

Cuban, koo-bån'. See Kooban.
Cuenca, kweng'kå.

Culhuacan, kool-wå-kån'. See Palenque.
*Culiacan, koo-le-å-kẩn'.

Cul-lo'den, plain of Scotland, noted as the scene of the Duke of Cumberland's victory over the Pretender, in 1746.

Culm, kŏŏlm.

Cul'pep-per.

Cul-ross'.

Cumana, koo-må-nå'.

a

Dant'zic (Ger. Danzig, dånt-siG).

Dan'ube (Ger. Donau, dö'now.)

Dara, då rå, t. of Asiatic Turkey.

Dardanelles, dar`da-nelz'.

Dar-foor', written, also, Darfur and Darfour.
Darien, da're-en (Sp. pron. då-re-en').
Darke, dark.
Dar'ling-ton.

Darmstadt, darm'stått.
Daroca, dá-ro'kå, t. of Spain.
Dartmouth, dart'muth.
Dar'war'.

Das Mortes, dås mor'tes, r. of Brazil.
Dauas, dow'as', t. of Asiatic Turkey.
Dauphin.

Dauphiné, do'fe`nå'.

ság, koon-shååg).

Cum'ber-land.

Cunene or Cuneni, koo-nå'ne, r. of Africa, supposed to be a branch of the Bembaroughe. Cunnersdorf, koon'ners-dörf', t. of Prussia. Cupar, koo'per.

Curaçoa, kura-sō'.

Curaray, koo-rå-ri', r. of Ecuador.

Davie, da've.
Daviess, da'vis.
Da'vis.

Davis's (Strait), da'vis-ez.
Dax, dåx.
Day'ton.
Deal, deel.

Dearborn, deer'burn.

rische Haff.

Cur'ri-tuck.

De-ca'tur.

Dec'can or Dek'kan.

Del Valle, del vål'yå, 1. of La Plata. Del'vi-no.

Doab or Dooab, doo`åb'.

Do-fra-fi-eld'. See Dovrefield. Dok'kum, t. of Holland.

[bea.

Dôle, dōl.

Dem'be-a or dem-bee'ą; written, also, Dam-
Demerara, dem-er-å'ra.
*De-mop'o-lis.
Denbigh, den'be.

Denbighshire, den'be-shir.
Den'der-ah.

Dendermonde, den'der-mon'deh, or Dendermond, den'der-mont' (Fr. Termonde, termond')

Denis (St.), sent den'is or den'e (Fr. Saint Denis, så Nd'nee).

Den'mark (Dan. Dan'e-mark). *Depeyster, de-pice'ter.

Depiford, ded'furd.

Der bend'.

Dolgelly, dol-geth'le.
Dollart.

Domingo, do-ming'go.
Dominica, dom-e-nee'ka.

Dominique, dom-e-neek', is the French of the preceding.

Don (Tartar Dov'ną).
Don Cos'sacks.

Donaghadee, don`ṛ-нå-dee'.
Donai. See Donnai.
Donc'as-ter.

Donegal, don-e-gaul'.

Donetz, do'nets', r. of Russia.

Donga, dong'ga, country of Central Africa. Dongola, dong'go-la.

Derbyshire, der'be-shir.

Derne or Derueh, der'něh, t. of N. Africa.
Derr, der.

Derreyeh, der rå'yeh; written, also, Deraia, t. of Arabia.

Der'ry. See Londonderry.
Der'went.

De Ruyter, de rī'ter.
Desaguadero, des å'gwå-da'ro.

Desconocida, dês-ko-no-see'då, cape of Yuca

De So'to.

Chin-India.
Doo'baunt' or Doo'baung' (Indian Toobaung,
i. e. "turbid water"), I. of British America.
Dooshak, doo'shak', t. of Afghanistan.
Doost or Doust, doost, r. of Beloochistan.
Dora Baltea, do'rå bål-tà'å, r. of N. Italy.
Dorak, do`råk', t. of Persia.
Dor'ches-ter.

Dordogne, dor'done' (Fr. pron. dor`doîì'.)
Dordrecht, dort'rêkt, or Dort.
Dornoch, dor'nok.

Dorpat, dor'påt, or Dörpt.
Dorsetshire, dor'set-shįr.

Dort. See Dordrecht.
Do'than, t. of Palestine.
Douai or Douay, doo`à'.
Doubs, doobz.
Douglas, dug'less.

written Dessaw.

Det'mold (Ger. pron. deťmolt).

De-troit'.

Do'vre-fi-eld' (Norw. Daavrefjeld, do'vrefyeld').

Dowlatabad, dou lạ tạ bảd.
Down-patrick.

Draguignan, drå'gheen'yan'.
Drammen, dråm'mẹn.

Drave (Ger. Drau, drow; Slavonian Drava, drå'vå).

Drenthe, dren'teh

Dres'den.

Dreux, druh.

Drin, dreen, or Drino, dree'no.

Drin'na, r. of Turkey.

Drogheda, drôh'нẹ-da.

Drohobicz, dro'ho-bitch' or Dro'ho-visch'. Droitwich, droit'itch.

Drôme, drom.

Druses, dru'ziz.

Dub'lin.

Drontheim, dront'im (Nor. Trondjem, trond yem).

*Duanesburg, du-ainz'burg.

Dubno, doob'no.

Du-bois'.

Dudley, dud'le.

Duero, doo-a'ro or dwa'ro. See Douro

Du'is-burg or doo'is-bŏŏRG'.

moi'den).

Dizier, Saint, san de`ze-ȧ'.

Djid'da. See Jidda.

jok-yo-kar'ta, t. of Java.

Djoliba, jol'e-ba. See Joliba.

Dnieper, nee'per (Rus. pron. dnyep'per).

Duiester, nees'ter (Rus. pron. dnyes'ter).

Dumfries, dum-freece'.

Duna, doờnå, r. of Russia.

Eisleben, Ice'lå-ben.

Ekatarinburg, à-kå'tå-reen-boorg.

Russia.

Dunbeath, dun-baith', r. of Scotland.

Dun-bar'.

*E-dina.

Ekhmym. See Akhmym.

Ek-o-strof' or Ekostrovskaia, á-ko-strov-skl'å, t. of Russian Lapland.

Ek'ron, t. of Palestine.

El Abiad. See Bahr-el-Abiad.

El Arish, el a'rish' or el å`reesh', t. of Arabia.
Elatma, à-låt'må, or Yelatma, yêl-at'må.
El Araish. See Larache.

El Azrek. See Bahr-el-Azrek.

El Dakhel, el-då'kel, t. of Egypt.

El Dorado, el do-rå'do, a name given by the Spaniards to a part of S. America. It signifies "the golden" country.

Elena, el-a'nå, St, point W. of Guayaquil. El-e-phan'tą.

E-leu'the-ra, i. of W. Indies.

Elg'in, el'ghin.

Elg'in-shire; called, also, Morayshire. Elizabetgrad, à-liz`å-bet-gråd', or Yelisavetgrad.

El-Katif, el-kå-teef', t. of Arabia.

El Khargeh, el-Karʼghẹh, t. of Egypt.
Elk'hart.

Ellwangen, ell'wång-en, t. of Würtemberg.
Ells'worth.

El Margi, el-mar'jee, or Bahr el Merj, l. of
Syrio..

El Makkarif, el-måk-kå-reef', t. of Nubia
Elmina, el-mee'nå, t. of W. África.

*El-mi'ra.

*El Paso del Norte, el på'so del nor'tå. El'sin-ore' or Elsineur, el'se-nur' (Dan. Helsing-ö'er).

Eluths or Éleuts, el'e-oots' or el'yoots', a peo ple of Chin. Tartary.

El'vas.

Elwangen. See Ellwangen.

El'wend', mts. of Persia.

Ely, ee'le.

E-man'u-el.

Em'brun or åмbruN'.

Ed'is-to.

borough.

Em'e-sa. See Homs.

Emineh, em-ee'neh, cape of Turkey.
Em'mă-us, t. of Palestine.

Emmerich, em'mer-ik, or Emrich, em'rik.
Em'met.

Engoor or Engour, en-goor', and Enguri, en-goo're. See Angora.

Enikale, en-e-kå'là.

Enisel. See Yenisel.

See Yenicale.

Enkhuizen, enk-hoi'zen.