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MAPS-L: where geog. features get their names
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Subject:        Re: MAPS-L: where geog. features get their names
Date:   Tue, 6 Dec 2005
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One of the best sources would be NAMES ON THE LAND, George Stewart.  He also
wrote several other books on the subject of toponomy such as NAMES ON THE
GLOBE.

Kay E. Ehrlich
Dept. of Geography and Geology
University of North Carolina Pembroke
Pembroke, N.C. 28372



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