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Adaras , Cha rles

X

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iro^

1902

Southeastern United States. as a Center

Geographical Distribution of Flora and
na. ^Biological "bulletin of the Marine
logical Laboratory (V/oods Holl, Mass.)

Ill, pp. 115-131, July, iy02.

of

Fau-
Bio-
Vol.

Adams, Charles C.

I Us

•,i

1905 The Post-glacial Dispersal of the North

iimerican Eiota. ^Report ei^tTft 8th Inter-
net.
(
PP

at. Geographic Congress held in the U.S.
I'jOA} pp. fe3-637, 1905; Biol. Bull. Ix.
p. 53-71, June 1905.

Adams, C. C. et al.
1906 An Ecological

Hept. St^t
pp. 1-13 J,

ourvey in Northern Michigan,
of Geol. Surv. Mich. (1905)

Leoends

r'Rct --J

oC tWe Dela,\>/ct.r<2

%

Agessiz, L^^'*^

Notice 3ur Le Geo{jrf;phio Des /.nimaux;
Extrsit De Lc I^evue juisse,

1845

1845.

12^' 1-31

Neuchatel,

Agassiz, Louis

Geographical Distribution of Animals.
The Christian Examiner and Religious
Isny, pp, 181-204, Llarch 1850. '"

1850

Lliscel-

Agassiz, Louis

1854

Goographioal
don's 'Typon
ored map).

Distribution,

of Mankind'.

1354

in Nott <k Olid
(witl'i r; col-

,-^^^H^

Allen, Glover K.

\^0C3

1S03 A list of the Birds of New Hampshire."^ Fro
Menchester Inst. Arts and Sciences, IT, pp.

Includes a chapter (pp. 36-53) on the
^aunal Areas of New Hampshire"**".

Allen, J* A.

1871

On the Marnr.alE and Winter Birds of East
Florida, . . . and a Sketch of the Bird-
Faunae of Eastern "'orth America

Bull. Mus. Comp. Zcol. 11, 161-450 (Part V,

pp. 375-425 on Geographical Distribution)
1871

Allen, J. /;,

1871

On tlio Goopraphica Distribution of the Birds
of Lptern r.orth AmcriCci, with 3i)eGi:a Reforeree
to the ^ Number and Circumscription of the Orni-
thologiGcJl Pauncd.,

Bull. Mus. Comp. Zool., II, pp. 375-450, j^pr.:
, Bibliography.

\rn

- "f'-^-«^-fjJt ^O'vCtilWit^Ji.

^^'^-U.^U S . 'Suc^ . 5». -Lou? .

^>*«^^AN*-. Xc\K..^V*i.M»1^^J!jj5|S.i|7

Allen, J, A.

1692

The Geographical Distribution of North iimerican
Maimnals .

Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat. Hist,, N.Y.. lY. pp.
199-242, pis, y-VIII, Dec. 29, 1892.
uith 4 colored maps of North America.

Allen, J. A.

The Geo(,^raphical^ Origin and Distribution of
North /.mo rican Birds, Considered in Relation
i^aunal Areas of North America.

The Auk. X, pp. 97-150, pis. III-IV. April

V/ith 2 colored Maps of North America.

to

Altciades

iujlik reli'ef ma

'f

f i

N» At^ericoL;

Whtte, Jcurv)©s

Ameghino

IrJouth /merica tho source of Tertiarv
Nat. 3ci. XI, 256-264, OctTIBlTT

1897

Ivlemmglia.

Anderson, IMolph

1907 The Birds of
Sci., XI, pp

M. ■

Iowa.
125-

Proc. Davenport
417, March 1907.

Acad

Includes a map showing the boundary between
Transition and Upper /lustral in lowa^and a
discussion of the faunal areas of the iState
(pp. 141-144)

Asn , EdwGurd C.

Doos>;

H'storv/ ^ I)eve /o

y,i

IU7

I

VvdLoiv

Auc5pitaine, Henri

, 1859

La g^ogrtiphie goologique et les d^couvertes du
lientenant America in Kaiiry.

PiQvuo et Magfisin de ':oologie, '^'^ 3erie. Tome

XI, pp. 402-408, 1859.

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/^cJcb

or\. ojnd hi's JSuurn,OLl

n,OL/s

18^7

Bu M<xrCoc F?. A^du-bo

ru

/Votes bu Co aes
- --- Vo/s. ui

*

Baikoff, D

1843

ihe Distribution of Plants. Pro:r. Ac, 4°
Jaroslaviae, 1843

Bailey, Vat>xo>v

1905

Innin^^^-^oi^^^oy Of Texas. ?Torth Amor.
Fauna Ko. .^, pp. I-216, Oct. 24, 1905.

*:/ith an oxtonded chapter. ^'Faurni and Flora
of Texas in delation to Life ^ones and Ti-
nor Distribution 7\reos". Colored nr of
,. 1 ?T -o?,^". of Texas and ^, rtp of Oklahoma
and New Mexico^ and numerous distribu-
tion maps.

Bailey, Vernon

1913

]^^lJ^^^^,^>^ Crop Zones of New Llexico.
North ^merican Fauna No. 35, pp. 1-100,
Sept. 5, 1913.

With folded map, and full discussions of
life zones

region

Bairci, 'Spencer F.

1859

N^tes on a Collection of Birds made by Mr. John
Xanbus, at Cape St. Lucds, LovVer Calif., and now
in the Museurr of the Smithsonian Institution

Proc. Acad. Nat.Sci.Phila. . 299-306, 1859

[Fauna of southern extremity of Lower CsJif.
"aln'ost identical with that of the Oila

River and to a certain extent with that

of the V'io Grande."

^^^XJlaJL V ^L^iL/vv-cx/v^ V .

luc

4^aTV\Hii/k.....*^ Ijfcfe •,^. 3:^1- s,H7, k^ \n^.

Barton J,

1809

Specimens of c Geogrephicfjl view of tho Trees
and. ohrubs of Nortn America. 1809,

Barton J.

1827

A lecture on the Geography of Plants. 12*.
London,1827. (No regions inciiccited. )

Barton, Dr. ?;. Boiling

1381

1881

a

nd the

^The Distribution of ^lant life
Agencies contributing-- to it*S
An address delivered before the Maryland
Hort. 3oc. at its April Meeting, 1881. Roy
8 vo. 8 pp. Baltimore, 1881.

OUv t^^

^^U.

if jfc-^

Beilschmied.

1831

Pflanzengeogr^phie m:ch A. v. Humboldt's 71
uber die geof^raphische Verthoilun: der Ge-
wachse. 8**: Breslau, 1831.

"IVerke

■Pell,rl.

1897

The Geographical Distribution of Forest
Trees in Canada. Scot. Geog. Mag., XIII,
pp. 281-296, June 18C7.

i?ith c. lf:rge map s^o-dng "the limits of va
rious trees in Canada."

Bentham, Geo.

Labis tc-rum gcnan: et species,

1

636

IQnr.

0)0

Bcrghciu, HeWVvcW — 1838

Skizzen einor Dc:>rstellung der gGOpr£[)hischen
Vortheilung unci Yerbreitung dor Tnicre.

(In dessen Lendw und volkerkunde, vl-c,
gcrl, 1838,

'Jtutt-

BeiKhaue, Heinrich

ia'5P-iR45

Physikalischer Atlas oder Sammlung von Karten

r?^' J'n-^s?' edition 1B45, contains map of
ninff. ^'^^°^? 0^ ^^o^i^^. published inSepen-
fpw^f^''"^^'' mscription-ftotha, J. Pertfiea.
i^'Z^u '^'^' -^^'^i''^^^ accompanied article by

Vol. II, 1848, contains several maps-

1343-47

B e rghci lu^ , H ev.>vx VcW

Gmndzuge der Zoologischen Geographies

"'in Grundriss der Geographie, Breslau,
.illso, In den Gnmdlinien der Physik.
beschreibun^^, jtuttgert, 1847.^

184:

Erd-

Bessey, C. S«

1888 The Grasses and ?orage Plants of Nebraska,
jSnn. Rept. Neb. State Bd, Agric. (1887),

.1

pp. 14-0-1524^1388

v;ith af mi.y of tiuR botanical rer^ion? of Ne-
braska, 'iotrtheeg-t' " " ' " ■

r NorthweflteiJi, and Juatui ii.-

Bicknell, Eu^^enc P.

1878

evidences of the Carolinian Fauna in the
Lower Hudson Valley. Principally from

Observations^takena^ Riverdate, N.Y.
Bull. !!utt. Orn. Club, 111, pp. 128-132,

July 1878.

f f

Binney, knos (/.../.Gould, ed-)

1851

United States

The Terrestrial /ir-Breathing llollusks of the

IposthujTious) 1851

Chap. 5, Vol. I,

^ Essay on the Oeographical Distribution
of Terrestrial Mollusks in NootkAmerica.

(No map)

•'•%•

i:'innoy, 7. G.

l^^t!>

1363

Kem^.rks oh a map of North America illustre-
tive of the distribution of Land Shells,
Proc. Bost. 3oc. Nat. Hist., IX, p. 177,o(W

1863 • D>H^-t~j^-^-~JULai't>ji.i*^}^:\

Divides Nort
EasWrn, Cent
in^ region
page).

I 9\^^

erica\ into three
and^^cific,
ubi;fegil>ns. (

Einney, '!(. G,

8

\n2>- Uia

Gatelogue of the Terrestrial Air breathing
L'Ollusks of North /iinerica, with Notes on
the GeographiCc-l Kenge. ^Bull. Lus. Comp.
2ool., Ill, pp. 191-^^0. 1873.

^ith a colored map showing distribution
areas, ■

a^-U*«fl^ /UiflJUojt^ ^-ti-UA^cibf %3t»3tc, 0.^-^t.^

a.

'^'^**-e:X3UUj

c*%cfc***i;t6K

l-«-^^-

Slavv^<JT^,\M.T.

-V.

Blatchley, '.7. S. '"^o^

1909 The Life Zonor, of Indiana as illustrated by
the Distribution of Orthoptcra and Goleopt-
era within the State.
Proc. Indiana Acad. 3ci. for 1908, pp. 185-

Discusses the Transition, Upper Austral and
■' . Lower Austral Zones, giving plant and ani-
mal lists of each.

Blyth, Edward ___ 1871

A Su^^ested New Division of the Earth into
ZoolO;;-;ical Hegions (No map)

Nature, Vol. Ill, 427-429, March 30. 1871

Bolt

on

^ Herbert" tz.
Guvie -to Ma±

\^\3

ertcuts

1

dt U.S. \y) "tlie Pr^v^cipoil A»"ci^\ves

M

ey.ico

or

Ui^t

orv^

Oohneu J B>en{ cu4-rvc.ru p. _ Recollect i

1

on.3

Lock leu, Fred

Suutt©r'su_Eiirt 17^'i|o \%A-\^)

BovMcn, ls£iah

1911

i^orest rhysiography, Physiography of the i
y. ^. and irinciples ol Goils in relation
to forestry. 759 pages, many figures,
lates and a geological map of N. A.,
Vo. John '.Tiley ^ Sons, N. Y.

Under Fhysipgraphy of the U. 3. numerous
gjeas and minor areas are named and define

Bray, W. I.

\^^B

1898

Cn the Relation of the Flora of the Lower
3onoran Zone in North /:merica to the Flora
of the Arid Zones of Chili and Argentine.
Bot. Gaz., :CvVI, pp. 121-147, Aug. 1898.

'Bt-9<.Xi\MA5LJLLa U.

\^00

^visv^Atxi-f^.^oi-Tit, nft>».'^v

Bray, :h L. \%G4

1904 J^'orest Resources ot Texas. Bull. No. 47,

Bur. Forestry, U.^. Dept. Agric. , pp. i-71
pi. 1-VII, Maps I-III, 1^04.

IVitii uruee uolored maps of distribution ol
species and incidental discussion.

Eray, 7/. !•

1905 Tho Vego talon of the
Bull. Univ. Tex., No

No. 6, pp. 1-24, pi.

Sotol Country in Texas
60, Scientific Series

I-XI, June 15, 1905.

Discusses the change from /iustroriparian to

'•i ^ ^ .«. — ^ %^

4>onoran

n ,> /
)^\(.-

Hx^\^JU.V-5U>o>- ^. Hl-tti-

Brendel , Frederic ^

Flora Peoriana — The Vec.etation
of ^•iddle Illinois, 1887

(No map)

1887
in the Climate

, U5» Vol ^'^, ), . W J-^*— ^ ^6,1*^0$.

BrisseGu-l'irbelj C.i*'
Botanicc.l Geography.

1833

London, 1833

Brown, Robert

1870 -2

On the Geographical Distribution of the Coniferae
and Gnetaceae (With colored map)

Trans. Botanical Soc Edinburgh, X, 175-196,

1670

Die Geographische Verbreitun;: der Coniferen und
unetaceen tiber die Erde

Petemann's fUtteil^ungen, 1872.

Call, H. Ellsworth

1894 On the Geographic Lud Hypsometric Distribu-
tion of North /imericfin viviparidae. M.
Jour. 3ci,, sor, 3, AXVIII,pp. 132-141, pi.
Yin, Aug. 1894.

'.Vith^o mep of the eastern United States
whowing the distribution of the species.

QiAJfc'WflLAj^

C^-A.H^. 4^. <U>lSu. . H(.o-H^(,c^lto^.

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Carpenter, George H.
Necrotic or Sonoran?

1894

1894^""^ ^^^i«nce,'Y, No. ^9, pp. 53-57, July

/■.dmitting the convenience ot Wallace anrl Scl

ter's zoogeo^aphic divisions, the reviewer

thinks the divisions proposed to replace the

»f;^ear.fctic' oy Dr. Merriam are more natural

^^^^ 01 these, the Bo

with the Pala^earctic

gion, because the fomer has but few'distinct

of these, ^ the Boreal ho proposes to unite

the Great Northe

rn i^e-

gener

Bouoia. ne aaopts the Sonoran as perfectly
clisUnct, altaough some of the genera, osdb-

perfectly

giallv of birds, ~overLp into t

rion

e rjortnern

Ih

Carpenter, G. H.

1395

A New .ork on Geographical Distribution.

Natural Science, Til, No. 45, 354-357, Nov.
1895.

Review of ^Cambridge Natural Science Manu
als. A Text-Book of Zoogeography. By
i^Yenk S. Bedderd. ... 1895;

j H

G art wrio V^ITj Ccxp'toLivi <x,y\^ \n'\i Lj^hro^ao

Hcii-trecl k\i Gl^

Us IVendcll

Gary, Merritt

1911

A Biological Survey of
ican ?auna No^33o Bid

,CppTl-256

Colorado .^North Amep

«U4^^

Colored zone map of Colo.^ species inapf^, and
zone lists.

"Cary, Merritt

191f Life ;'^one Investigations in wvcm
iiinerican Fauna No. 42, '

iotjl ^unrov> Oc

Hit

♦^North

V/ith foldbd map of life zones in colors and
a discussion. of. life zone j^ftreas, v/ith lists

°£i2^^J^°l®^^^^^5-?P®^^®^o^ Plsnts, mam-
mals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians.

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Cocke rell, T. D* A.

\^oo

1900

The Lower and Middle 3onor6n Zones in Ari
zona and New Mexico. Amer. Nat., ^CCdV,
pp. 285-293, Apr. 1900.

On the zonal positions of the Salt Kiver
and Mesilla valleys.

Cockerell, T. D. il.

{"^(^e

1906 The Alpine Flora of Colorado. *ffAmer. Nat.,
XL, pp. 861-873, Dec. 1906.

Extended lists of species v/ith altitudinal
distribution.

fK^-A^N-^^K/^'^.^S^ ^

up"-

Cooper

John G»

1859-61

1859

On the T3istribution of the forests and
Tre«s of North America, with notes 911 its

1861

•Ki

The Forests end Trees of Northern ^ America,
as connected with Climate and Agriculture.
Rept. »f"fte Gomii%Mb»8a«ai Parents (Agri
culture) for 1860^^bJ\^ PP. 416:;M,

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Cooper, J, G.

(?6?*v \^}o

1870

The Fauna of California and its Geographi-
cal Distribution. Proc. Calif, /icad. #^
3ci. IVy (1868-1872), jjp. 61-81, Feb. 1670.

Divides the State into eight regions.

Cope, Edv/urd D.

1875

1875

On Ge 'Kraphic.il Distribution of the
YertebraLa of the Rs^num Nearctici>im,
with especial reference to t;he Batrachi
and Kept ilia. TfBuU I, U.S. National
Museam, 1875.

Cope , E. D.

\^(o

1866

On the Heptilia and Batrachie of the Sono-
ran province of the Nearctic Region.
Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci., Thila., pp. 300-
314, 1866. » Pi^ ^

;Vith special lists (pp. 311-313) of Species
and genera characteristic of different
districts.

Cope,

D.

1880 On the Zoological
No. 17. U. 3. Nat

Position of Texas. Bull
^lus., pp. 1-47, 1880.

Cope, Edward D«

\n^

1883

Fotes on the Geogrephical Distribution of
Batrachia and "Reptilia in Jestern llorth
America, ?l"?roc. Acad. Nat, Sci, Phila,.
pp. 10-35, 1883.

Cope, E. "D,

1886

Zoolopicol Description
In The National A tics

stlnitod otatesL
or the United States and
Canada, pp, :dll, 215^218. 1886. Published by
0. .7. Gray and oon, Philadelphia,
Colored v\i:ij of the *Princip: 1 Zoological Di-
visions^ .

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€cl.

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C>n tho. -hra^iL of a.. Sioo-n/'s^) Ror)eer

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Coville. F. V.

im

1893

Botany of the Death Valley Expedition.
Contr. U. 3. Nat. Herb., IV, pp. 1-363,

Nov. 29

1893.

Tfir^7t^-&h^rTt4eTi3- on -t4ie ^'Principles of Plant
Distribution and Distribution of Plants in
Southeastern California'^ (rf« lo-ss;).

Cow , Owen \j'

\^\H

Cxu/'ide to tl^e Cou-ntu AccKLves

of Couli-f* 1^

1

(jCLlif, Htstor/coul ^ i)iLr\/€u VuOmmlssj'on

or

Dc na, James D«

On tho quosticn v/hothor Temi.Grcture determinos
the Distribution of Marine o^^ecier of /.nimels

in Depth.

Silliman's Journal, 2nd ISerieSw^ Vol. XV, pp.

204-207, 1853.

Daubeny, Chr-rles

Fopulcir
curs ion
EO tab.

geogr

round

GOl.

ihy of lIl 11 ts;
he world. By
London, 1855.

1855

or a botanical ex-
E. li. C. 8^ min.

vli3

lXC>'2^0^V-<J^^VV.C., C^UjaVLS^lvvTuTOCVvcv^

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DeCandolle, Aiphonse

1835

1835'Geocrrcphie Boti:nique^ in Intruduction a
IMtudie do la Bofanique, Vol. II,il835,.

Second edition, 671-677. 1844

^?

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ma

Dobson, G.

7

1834

1884

«

On some peculiarities in the Geo^r. Di
and m the habits of certcdn Ivlammols i
itmg contment^a and oceanic islands.

[Ppaer read before Biol, ^ect. British
AssoQ. Mv. Sci. at Montreal, 1884J

str.
nhab

Drude, Oscar

1804

De Florenreiche der Erde' (With 3 colored max)8)
Peternajm.^s latteiluqgen, EiKanzung shaft",
Nr. 74, pp. 74 - ^April 1884.

Drude, Oscar

I ^^7

Atlas der PflanzenverbreiturB\ beirp: a revised
edition of his 1884 plant mars with lext

bercnaus' Physikalischer itlas. i^bteiJur^ V,

Gotha: Justus Perthes, 1867

Drude, Oscar

colored
Ere:anzun'

Drude. Dr. 0

1388

[Review of] Berghans' Fhyrikaischer Mia- Go
tua: Justus Perthres 1886/87, 7. Ihth ^h^n"

-rp./?^K^^^^,^^"e- ^^on Dr. 0
.m Polytechnikurn in Dresden.

Bottnische

Drude, Professo

1.^4

eitung. No. 14, April 6, 1888

Drude, Oscar

Ilandbuch d. Pflanzeng

1890

eo^.raphie. Stuttgart, 1890

lilaton, Elon Howard ____„_. _

1910 Birds of New York^Alew York State
al Department, 3tate Lluseum, Mem.
Pts. I-II, /Jbany, 1910.

Educatio
No. 12.

^ith many species distribution maps
icldedjife zone map of the State ±4^
Hiieu Iwi^, and charts showing overlap
end mixture of zonal elements, pp. 19-

a

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2,

Editor Natural Scienc©

Geographical Distribution end Temperature.

Natural Science, 71, No. 38, ^^5-226, /.pr.1895.
Notice of 8 paper by Dr. C. Hart Uerricm on
the 'Laws of temperature control of the gee

graphic distribution of terrestrial animals
and plants' 1894.

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1882 Versuch oiner Entwicklungsgeschichte der
Pflanzenwelt^ with a colored mapy 188^.

Engler, A.

l^o:^

with extensive lists of species and a map
01 North America entitled 'mersicht uber
die Yerbreitung der ;7ichtigsten Pflanzenfor
mationen in Nord. u. Centi^lamerika".

Srhard, Dr.

1858

?suna der '^ykljiden, "Erster Thiel. Die lirbel-
thiere der Sykladen. Nebst einon Anhan^e iiber
deren Pflanz endecke, Kit einnr Kfrte^ Ubor die
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Vl.4-119. ^S** Leipzig, London, and Nev/ York, 1858.

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1881

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■nu' 1 de Conchyliologie, 1861

(Contains chc^pter on georraihical distribu-
ci^reproduction of woodward's map of

Flint, V/illiain j?'.

1877

1877

Dl^ntftnTif S^'^"" .^^^ distribution o
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/m. Nat. XI, pp. 89-95. Feb. 1877.

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1843-8

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' Linnaea, XVII, 549-566. 1043

Ueber die geograx/hische Verbreiturg der
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Linnaea, 527-562, 1848

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1869 <tber die Ge9graphische Verbrcitun^ der Vo-
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iww^j^^f ^°F f^unal di vis ions.. 1 . Die
Meeyund otrandregion. 2, Die Tropische

Region der Tiefebenen. 3. Die subtropische
Region der Hochebene. 4. Die kuhlere
Gebirgsregion der Hohen.

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Naturelle, Paris 1845)

"Get article. est le dernier que i »aie Dub-
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toire Katurelle. J'avais chercho a dissi-
Fiuler le disparate et Is deconsu de cet
ouvra^e en reliant les articles fondamen-
taxD: les uns aux autres ijar une doctrine
sagement philosophique. ^Ajourd'hui lei
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1683

IJeber die geographisoho trerbrietung der Macro-
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Berlin 1883 (Borl. Entom. Zoitschrr)

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1^05^

1902

Check'
Coast
1902.

•List of California
Aviff:una No. 3, pp

Birds.
1t79,

Pac.
June 25,

'.Vith colored maps of life zones and faunal
areas.

Grinnell, jQsepli_ J^o^

1908 The^Biota of the San Bernardino Mountains
of Calif ornia.<?f Univ. Calif. Pubs. Zool. .
V, pp. 1-170, 1908. ^^^,'^'-^)

- . f'Tith t\Y0 colored maps of life zones and

tr^^^^y lists of plants and animals characteristie
^01 each zone.

Grinnell, Joseph

^ 1S08 Birds of the 1908' Alexander /Joska ^ipedi-

tion, with a Note on the Avifaunnl Pelatio
ships of the Prince William Sound District,
by Joseph Grinnell. Pp. 361-428, plates
33-34, 9 text-figures.

Univ. Calif. Pub. Zool. Vol. 5, No. 12.

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1866 Die Vegetetions-Gebiete der Erdo
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GesMinmolto Abhr.ndlunijon
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1902

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pli. I-XIV, June 7,

of San Jacinto Mountain
Botany, I, pp. 1-140,
1902. oa. ^-*K.

^Aa^'v^ ,

With a colored map of life zone and timber
belts and a full discussion of zones.

Harshberger, John '/7.

1^05

1903

Ln Ecolo^ic otudy cf the Flora of Mountain'
ous North Cerolino. Bot, "Gaz», XIOTI, pp.
241-258, 368-383. Oct. -Nov., 1903.

With B chapter on the "Principles underly-
ing the Distribution of Plants in Eastern
/iinQ ri ca 1'

]D-^3o^.o X, l^OiT,

\ °i or

Harshborger, John '.Yilliam

lU

1911

PhytogBo graphic Survey of North /.merica.
Pp. 1-790 withpiap in o el org and many H'
ltts4i:at4renST---~rTll3llshetl by StBchert, New
York, end VI, l^gelmann, -Lcip-^i^. \<^[\

9^::::^^Bibliog. pp. 46-9:^

Hartla.ub (C/ustav) &, Newt on (Alfred)

Colored map of Bird Regions of Earth in
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1886

HsTvard, Y.

18e5

Kex;ort on the Flora of WesLerri and Southern
Texas

Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., VIII, pp. 449-533,1885

a-v^S ^''^^^ lists of plants choiracteristic of
^various divisions of the State

Vi

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1836

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prin, An^^eio

18S7

1887 The Geogra^3hic«l and Geological Distribu-
tion of Animals. 1887.

Heilprin and Boulenger ____

Origin and limits of Ilorth Am. lizard faun

1888

Note on remc-rks made by Heilprin at
of the Phil. Acad. Nov. 15, 1887.
Am. Nat. ICQ I, pp. 570, June, 1888

meet

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HeriiSley, William Bottirg

188?

Biologia Centrali-/jnericana, Botany, Vol. IV
223, 1867. Botany vols. dated 18e6-1688.

(ConcerniiTg distribution of plants in Central
/jmerica and f!exico.)

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Hirds, Kichard Brinsley

ia42

The "Regions of Ve;:3etation: being an analysis
the distribution of ve^;;etable forrns over the
surface of the globe, in connection with Cli-
rr.ate and Physical a^^^ents.

London Journal of Botany, I, 312-318, 1842

On the pennanent r
London Journal of

ion^f /Ipine Ve;v:,etation
Botany, I, 126-153, 1842.

a^U. -^"^fcJlelu^ NUy^ ♦Ct^^^*'^^^^^^-*^, ^»^^5f^^

Kinds, Kicherd Brinsiey

•I

1843

1843 The I^

SI

rfegionsof fe^-etation; beinf; im enaly-
of the Distribution ol Vegetable forms
over the surface of the Globe in connectio
with Climate and Physical Agents.<|ln Bel-
cher's Narrative of r Voyage T^ound the
JorU in H.M.b'. Sulphur, Vol. II, IMS', ar
pcndix, pp, 325-460. W4:j ^

Hoffman H,

t

Pf Isnzenverbrei tun/
Darmstadt 1852.

1852
und ?flonsGnv/anderun{^. 8®.

Hoffman, ,H.

1857

Pflanzenklimatolof^ie. 8

Leipzig, 1857.

Hoffman, ;/.J. (K.D. )

1877

1877

''^ho distribution of vegetation in portions

of Nevada and /.rizona^

Am. Nat. XI, pp. 336-343. June 1877.

Hooker, Joseph Dfttt^^

tVte.

Outlines of. Distribution of Arc tic Plants

Trans. Linn. Soc. London, XXIII, pt. 2,
251-M8, 1861.

1861

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Howe. R. H. and zUlen, G. M.

1901 The Birds of MassachusettvS
Cambridge, Mass, 1901.

Il0(

Pp. 1-154.

'f •

with e cha^.ter (pp. 6-13) on ^*The Paunal
Jlreas of Massachusetts".

Howell, Arthur H.

I^K

1911

Birds of Arkansas, ^Bull. iJ^ 39, Biological
Survey, U.S. Dept. A^rtC; Oct. 12, 1911.

chaptery,^on life zones* e±-44w

S^e4e with folded map in colors from origi
nal field work by author.

Humboldt, Alexander von

1805

Essai sur la geoeraphie des plantes, ir'05

One of tlv^ 30 folio^Si ^^uarto vols, of
Voyage auK regions e4uinoxiales du
Kouveau Continent, fait en 1799-1604,
par Alexandre de Hur boldt et AiiTie Bonplanu
tParis leO? etc.).

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;

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1807

1807

Essai §ur Iv geographic des plrntcs, sccorr.

[ tableau DhvFi:.;uo des r6p:ions

iagn6 d ' un _ . .. _.. _

juinoxialop , fcnd6'^nr dlos m'^'^ures ex6cu
t^es, de^.uis le ^lixi^mo dogr6 de latitude
bor6ale jus^u' au dixieme depre de latitude
australe, pendant ies ann6es 17C^9, 1800,
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Humboldt, Bonplsnd, and Ifiinth.

1815

Frolegomene, Nov;: genort et species plEntarum
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Hiunboldt, Alexander von

1817

1817

De distributione gecf^raphica plantarum
secundum call tempericm et altitudinem
montium, prologomens, Paris, 1317.

I^ozdey, Thomas Henry

On the Classification and Distribution of
Al ectoron on)hae and Heteromorphae

Proc. Zool. Soc. Londcn, 294-319, 1868

1868

Illiger, L.

1815

Geo/^r?..uhischG Verbroitung der oaiigethiore,
tAobdl. Koiiigl, /.kcd. Htss. Berlin, 1804
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•"X.X •

Jaccard, Paul

1902

190

(-,j

Lcia de Distribution
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II, No. 144, pD

**7

c ZiOriG

i^lorale dans 1
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Jfcobi, Dr. i\rriold

1904

1904 Tiergeogmphie. jm^ll lomo. Liepj^i/i^, 1904.
In ''^iol. Purvey library.

James , Joseph F,

1881

1881 On the Geofp*. Distr.
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hgvilj 1881,

of the
the U,
3oc.

indi/>:enous

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Nat,. Hist

Johnston, Alex. Keith

1846

The Physical Atlas — a serie? of Maps and
Notes Illustrating the Geographical Distribu-
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Second edition, entitled Physical Atlas
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(Contains several slightly altered
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Jordan, Hennann

1883

'fi^VJluuuuLiJ

Die Binnenmollusken der nordlich gemassigten

iche

Nova /eta der Ksl. Leop. -Carol. Deutschen
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New Cnq/ound'S fXccrtti

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1845

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Pflanzcnleben der Erde Eine Pflanzengeographie
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Hoo

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Keeler, Charles A.

1890 The Geographical Distribution of Land
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Tft4^ colored map of 4^ ^Avifaunal Lreas
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Kenagy, j^^ayrc

L Change in Fauna
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1914

Snake Hiver, Idaho].
I^i0-l;o3, May-Juno, 1

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Besult of irrigation.

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187ii

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1888

Kerner, Dr. Anton hitter von

[Heviev/ of] i^loronkcirte von Oesterreich-Unrarn
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P?v''^^HHfl^ Zeitung, No. 21. Z5, pp. 3.'^6.337

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Knight, Ora W. __

1S08 The Birds of Maine. ^

Bangor,

Maine, 1908. '

v/ith a chapter (pp. 658-662) on "Paunal
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1070

1870

Die geograpliiflcho Vcrbrcitung der Schmott
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1913

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Bot(Miique de L' Europe.

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1898

Notes on the Luminals of the Oatskill Iwoun
tains, New York, with genen- 1 remarks on
the faum. and flora of the region. Proc
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Mearns, B. A.

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1907 tSanmals of the Kexi can Boundary of the Unit

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1

Merio-wi, Lewis ^ Associ-cct:

X.nstC'tu.'te -for- G^ov. f^eseo-rcK

isa?

Probl

ems o

ThciCaLV> A<iw\»V>\s"trcut\on

Cope, Jldwcrd D.

1873 Zoological Desoription.tGray's

1873
/it las or the!

li!erriam, C. Hart

lt?iz>-l?ff

The Marnmals of the Adirondack "Region. Tram
Linn. 3oc. N. Y. I, pp. 9-107, lS82; II.
pp. 108-312, 1884.

^;ith s chapter (pp. 24-26) on^^aunal Posi-
tion*\

lilerriam,

a.

Hr.rt

1090

Results of b Biolonici:l jurvoy of the of.n Prfin-
cisco Mount;. in Region end Desert of the little
Colorcdo, /»ri2ona»

North /liner. Fauna No. 3, pp. 1-136, maps 1-5.1
3ept. 11, 1890. '

Extensive discussion cf life zones with
charts and five colored maps. fTh^-first
detailed- son^-TTork in -fr region bordefini? on

Merriam,

a. Hart

m

1891 Results of a Biological Reconnoissance of
south-central Idaho. llNorth i\mer. Fauna No.
5, pp. 1-126, July 30, 1891.

With discussion of life zones.

t^errien C. Hart

1892

The Goocrrrhic Distribution of Lifo in North
iiine ica ^ith specie.! refc-renco to the llcranolia.

Proc. Biol. Sec. Washington, T/n, pp. 1-64.
ipril^ 1892 ._y^ ^^

Hepuuir«]Ter without map in Ann. Hept. Smith

ths

_, ... _^ , pp. 365-415. ^<^^7"" '

^S^i^'eT-map-Dt Lire ::oncsjr -ilorth /i^?^

Inst, for 1891

llerrian, C. lk-.rt

Notes on th^ Georrap
tion of Trees, 3liruD
Agave in the Deserts
Southern California,
western Arizona and

North Ameri
May 31, 189

'Tith

an ?a

1893

hie and Tertical Distribu-
s. Cactuses, Yuccas, and

nd Desert Ife^fift of
outhern Nevada, North-
Sou thv/es tern Utah,
una No. 7, pp. H85-359,

a

!? p:

Also field not
of reptil

ani

llust rat ions.

s on zonal distribui;ipn^.,o
Bf;trachians. pp. 159-^^8

Llerriarn, 0. Hcrt

1894

Lews 9f Temperoturo Control of the Geographic
Distribution ol Torres trie 1 Animals anS Plant

Dec! i^^ioilf- ''^^ P^- "^"^''^ P^^- 12-14;

(<^.VUj^%,

nil

Merriam, C, Hart

1898.

Life ZonoG and Crop r^ones of tho United States.
Bull. No. 10, Biol. Survey, U.S. Dept. Agric.
pp. 1-73, 1098..

Colored map of -^ife Zones of tho United
Statcsyr -Corrected to December 1097**^.

tW-«riTGS7BTTa~in:timTi»ir^^ crops best

adapted to each'^division.

llerriam, 0. Hart

1899

Results
Shasta,
16, pp.

IW

of a Biological Survey of Mount
California. *B North /.mer. Fauna No.
1-179, Oct. H8, 1899.

Extende^d accoufit of life.^ones.
figur/ (p. 52) showing relations
zones' on Shasta.

Small
of life

Merriam, G. Hart

1^00

ISOO

The Life ""oneG and Areas of Allegany CouH'
ty [Maryland]. Md. Geol. 3urvey. Rept.
on Allegany Co., pp. 291-293, 1900.

a Cocliforniou Elk C^riv/e '

l^ZI

'iiffWii ■iiimiim iiiiiwiirtMliWiii,

— /\n-tiik-o^ -del

•12^

^^ eyerie J\ J. !»,

1836 Grundriss der Fflanzengeographie
No msD nj-«.r>JLi — \*?5(^.

1836

Miller, G. 3. Jr.

im

s

1897 Note
Bost.
April

on the Mammals
Soc. Nat. Hist
1897.

of Ontario, fr Proc.
, Willi, pp. 1-44,

Jith chapter on /^Life zones of Ontario/
{pp.4-8).

Miller, G.S. Jr.

/m

1899

Preliminary
Ball. N. Y.
390, 1899.

List of N6w York Mammals.
State Mus. No. 6, pp. 273.

Jithji chapter on /'Life Zones, ^f-^few

Milne Sdv/ards, Alj^honse

1879-02

Eecherches sur Iv Faune des ?^gions /.ustrnles.
Ann. 3ci., Pf-.ris, (Zcol. et icd.)» ^^ine ser.,
IX, Mai 1879-80, ilrt. No. 9. 1-82, pis. 17-20,

1 map; Ibid. XII, D^c. 1881, Art. No. 7, 1-36,

2 inr<ps; Ibid. XIII, Avril-Llci 1882, Art. No. 4,
1-64, 3 maps.

Eelctes to tho laws of the geographic distrj-
bution of animrls, but doo<^ not include DO tfes
on mariimals.

&rds , li. llilne

1844

Cons id err. t ions sur quel^iues principes rclctils
£ la clasGification nLturelle des animfeux, et

ilus particulierement sur la distribution metho

ique des mammiferes.

(Communiquees h l^Academie des Sciences, le

5 fevrier 1844) ^r- ^r> -,'^>,>,

Ann. 3ci. Nat. Vol. I, pp. b5-69, 1844.

indir^, J.

1829

Ueber die geographische Vertheilur^ der Sauge
thiere, 1829 "ii^wKyw

(No map)

Kohr, Chcrles

1901 Plant Life of Alabama. An account of the
distribution, modes of association, and
adaptations of the flora of Alabama, to-
gether v/ith a systematic catalogue of the

Bif^^S ^f°^''^Se ^^ ^^^ state. 1tGontii)».U. S.
Nat. Herb. Vi. pp.- 1-921, July 1901.

Ocf?^ 1901. ^ ^^°-^* ^^^®^ °^ /Jabama,

Cith ^"colored map. of/the floral areas of
/.labamgr and /a stateip^nt of the zonal dis-
tribution of each species.

Morse, Edward I.

The Gradual Dispersion of certain L'ollusks
in New England •

Bull. Essex Inst. Vol. XII, pp. 8. cut?

-'A-^^'^-Vr'tr

<^^'C^

•

ISS7

-•'■■■■■ .... - ....1 i;. :i»;.H.-..'lf .

_ Ir'iplo" Carscin Vauheu - HuntLtN^on
^-IncLio^ns, probauUU G:oseu.te,--

" ohosLone,

^•77
7'\

So

— " " Ru.te

V

M

orr^on

\S97

I3t^ Book of Fcoc^K-Prorv^otin^SerfJ

N\

uCr

^

«#

H<xrrrmcLY-» ^xpedttion

r

1<^0I

duller, H«

1903

1903 Die Geographisohe Verbroitung des 7irt-
schsftstiere, 1903,

H

l«^. (^'

***"*(v /

I

Muttkowski, Richard A,

\io?

1908 Review of the Dragon-flies of Wisconsin.

Bull. Wis. Nat. Hist. Soc. , VI, pp. 57-U?,
/»pril 1908. ^v^s

I '<icn a map or ttie lif e zoneslW-v
^ and a statement of the zonal posi

lO^ith

( each species.

Kelson, S. 7/,

h^7

1887Nfl_tarLlHiEtory Colloctions mode in Waska.
^U^JcW^ /.re tic Series, U. b'. signal Ser

Divides. Alaska
gives lists of

and plants.

into fauncjl^districts and
chafac tens tic mamma Is, hi

Nelson, Edwcxrd W.

l*?27

Report. o^ N/Q,tu.ro.| Uistcru Collect lay^s

iV) AlcusXcL n77~l\

Neva-dou ^/Arizona- EKplora±rohS

w

Dept. IS 7 1

(orcj-l A-fe-UuLVn

^

Lewis PuwblisVii'nP Co.

Us I

Orbigny, Alcide d» ___ 1838

Carte zoologico-geographique ou Concordcnce com
ofiratiijrc des z§nes d'habitation des animaux
s^ivant leji modifications detcrminfees par la.
latTtucTe ou 1^ elevation sur les Andec :olivien-

nes dans I'Amdrioue meridionale, par Alcide
d'Orbingy 1838. ^ ^ ^ ' ^^^^^
Voyage dans I'Amerique Meridionale, IV, 183y

map.

Eecognizes 3 life zones in couth America
soutn of latitude 1(7.

Sb^:t^^>..JK.^.^ (i<e.

mt

0 Y V'Vv^oi-'wvc J K ^

\^o'^^

\tb, 1*^0^.

9^--tP-«»»^*-^-

Woo

M\ CUA -(^ •'^ b

Hc-5^t, \^crt).

ic^

®--^^^'^^^im->fir/^if-^?. hot.

Osgood, ;/. IL
1900 -Results of

\9^

^Gsults ot £ Biological Keconnoissance of
the Yukon Kiver Region. 1^ North Amer. l^'auna
^0. 19, pp. 1^100, Oct. 6, 1900.

E

With e chapter on -^aunal Districts^

Osgood, ?/. H.

1901 Nature.! History of the Cook
Al£jska. ?f North Amer, Fauna
81, Sept. 26, 1901.

Inlet Hegion,
No. 21, pp. bl

/Vith a chapter on life zones.

Osgood, ':/. II.

hoi

1901

Natural History of the :^ueen Charlotte
Island, British (Columbia. ^ North Amer
Fauna No. 21, pp. 1-50, 3ept. 26, i^iOl

,lith a chapter on life zones. 3
^( f ig. 1 , ■■ p^— ^l-)-^g^hewiiig-^one3 r

mail f iffiue

Osgoodt

H.

1904 A Biologicc.l Pcconnoissanco of the
the Alaska Peninsula, North Amer
No. 2<i, pp. 1-81, 1904.

Base of
Fauna

IITf •

'/I th ^fL chapter on life zones
'**'Life .Tones and Distribution
ous Trees'^.

and X map of
of Conifer-

Packard, /. S.,Jr.

1876

Georr.etrid Moths or Phalaenid<Jfe of the United
States

Hayden Survey Mon'-graphs, Vol. X, 1876

Contains cha|)ter entitled -^Phe Geogra-
phical Distribution of the Phalaenidae

I

he United States*^, pp. 567-594k

P£.ckard, A. 3. Jr.

1878

1878

Notes on the /Jpino florr of Ii^t. 3htista
4m. Nat. ill, pn, 51. Jon. 1878.
(Gives list of 18 or I

few lichens)

HO Fhenogains and a

^'^-iL.oJsA.S ^.

5- T*-^ o^JLU^^ 1^5m).

9 Vv-^^K^i'V%.<\ >Cc

v^

£t*-lM*^H^^

Pockrard, A. U. Jr.

1381 Review of 7tllace»s "Isli^nd Life'',

1881

Am. Nat. X7, pp. 305-310. A,.ril 1881.
4t pages of review, with some references
to other papers, on geogr. distr.

\?%C>

V.

^UlKl

Packard, Alpheus S. Jr.

1883

1883

Colored Zoo -Geographical Map of North
Merica, Monograph of the Phyllopod
Lrustacea of North America. Hayden's
12tn Ann. Kept. U.S.Cieol. ^md Geog*
Survey of the Territories for 187
p. 5S2-370, 1883

^evised edition in 3rd Kept. U.S.
fintomological Cominission, 1883.

tH^ufv^

Palacky, J.

Pfls.nzeA-^:eoeTraphische Studien. 4^
Prag. 1864

1864

lt6^

Pickering, Charles

1830

1830

On the Geographical Distribution of Plants
Trans, /.mer, Philos. Soc. Ill [new se-
ries J.ii'pp, E74-284, 1830 • (

f^

nn

Pickering, Cho^xVes

l%rH

1854 The Geographic Distribution of Animels and

Plants. Z Yols. Boston, 1854.
New Edition 1864-76, with 4 maps.

Piper, Charles ?•

htc

1906 Flora of the State of TJashington. ContVv^.
y. o. Nat. Herb., XI, pp. l-fe?, pis. I.}L.

nith extensive discussion of life zones (pp

• wf^l'^?^'^*^^*^^®"^?^^ i^^ tefc zonal distri-
bution of each species,%?€olored map iti
^P&tfftt.| of life zones. i' -r-^

Plumb, C. 3.

1898

The Geographic Distribution of Cereals in North
America.

"Biolordcal 3urvey, U. 3. Dept. ft^i\grl. "null.

Ko. II, v/ith colored map of life zones by

C. Hart Merriam.

Showing adaptation of different varieties of

cereals to different zones and subdivisions

over the United States.

'S-^.^.y^iicCuC.c.^

{"m

N«^.M,fJL.i^j->tH. \^it

\

^.1

^-*-*-pv.Ps|?^>^^^<A5(

i

^ic>-:t3l, Uio..*Jk |^?<^,

1 oQue , Joseoli b,

The Ti

u.rq,u.ois©

'V

S

ciences

1

Ob^X vov^cx^

i<Ris-

\ Mcocd

e^

ri

Pompper, Dr. Hennam

1641

Die Sau^thiere, Vogel und Pmvhihien noch ihren

-..V

e c:-_;;ra].'

^,uniere, vogei una /^ipnir
hischen Verorei'>ur^, 1841

/Vx-V.

t > re

rojp a 1 Oct V.OYX Vv\ U'S. a Alou^k

Porter, Thomas C.

!

1874

ketch of the Bo tarn' of the United Statee.
With colored map) 1874.

Peprintod from Cray's New Atla? of the
United States, fol. Phila. , 1874.

Fourif^ , Kcscoe and Clements, Frederic S.

1898 The Fhyt osteography of Nebraska. Pp. I-:ai,
1-329, Lincoln, Neb. 1898.

4 maps of physiographic features.

Preble, E. A.

1^0^

1902

Hudsoi:
<ic;, pp

A Biological InvestigLtion of the
Bay Keg ion. ^ North Amor. Fruna No
1-134, Oct. 31, 1902.

with a chapter on trfre.'^^Life onc?,o^— t4m

Preble, E. /.

1908

^

1^01

a-kackenzie Region. iHlorth Amer. Pauna
No. ^7, pp. 1-557, Oct. 26, 1908.

"ath a chapterAon ttw^ ^Life zones of the

konaio

:Me^-

Ramsley, Francis

1907

Plant
rado.
1897.

Zones in the Rocky !.'ountains of Colo-
Science, \iP^f t pp« 642-643, Nov. 8,

"Plains Zone, Foothill Zone, Montane Zone,
lub-alpine Zone, and Alpine Zone".

Peichenow, P.nton

Geo-Taphical Distribution of Birds.

iibstract of caiin.unication before 59th rneeLiA

01 oociety of Naturalists and Physicians at
Berlin

T^f-eblatt der 59 Verrajfr/nl. Deut.Naturf.
u.Aerzte zu Berlin, 18-24, Sept.l?SCL95,A

(With a colored map)

1886

Reichenow, Anton

1887

Die Bqgrerzung 5^oq-^ecgraphischer Kegionen vom
ornithologischen Standpunkt.

Zoologischen Jahrbuchem, III, Abth. f.
Syst.. 671-704. taf. JXVI , 1887

(With map of world)

"Rhoads, Samuel N.

1697

A contribution to the Hoinnialogy of Central
rennsvlvania

Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. , pp. 204-226.
1897

Annotated list of 61 species

Rhoads, Samuel N.

1^103

1903 The Mammals of Pennsylvt:nis and New Jersey,
^ft-Bi^raghic Hi-fl-tori en I i^seri pii-^M>-Aocount
ir±±t«5traTed with plates and ^a^Ji^attftsi-Tnap .

Pt4va4ei^-|rti^iish«4,-. Philadelphia, 1903.
> Brief discussion of life zones and^^ipS^-

Kichard' Uchille) & Galeotti (H"fO^

18'14

Monographie des Orchidees

rr-ex^caines, precedes

on

Comptes Rendus, Paris, XVIII, 497-513, 1B44
IN<~ map)

1G51

"Richardson, John
^^i^,^^^^^^- ^^^-^dition, II. ilppendix,

[Divides northern parts of N./^ier. into 3
Plant Zones, vehich he does not name.]

?a chords on, John

l^S^l

1851 On the Geographic; 1 Distribution of Plants
m-' the Country north of the 49th Parallel
01 latitude. Arctic

T

J-

Journal of Boat Voya
John Pranklin, Voi.
264-353, 1351.

Searching Expedition;
e in search of Sir
I, appendix 3, pp.

grapnic areas dependent on character of
^ vegetation; end into 3 transcontinental
i^zones, dependent on climate.

f?,c-h

Go-'' iforjoiQ^ LUir>cL<2.r S

(^11

M

C-XLICO

i ?^ 7

P,s

?/7 ^

'nest" fT^e
teoi! Lru A/It

-.in irks. Q

•

^7-cu^ S/3 CO

oi)

/ bu.r-

A.

ojd

/X'usA

Si

— ....

'

\t\%.

T>;

^idgway, Hobert

\n^

1874

ffof^^^T.^^.^^® ?^^^^^'l Districts of the

noDsifnf^ffr/- ^H^^ ^-inerica; with a 3y.
nopsis of its^vian Fauna. flProc. Eost. 3oc
Nat. Hist.. XVI, pp. 304-332, 1874..

I^id^Sway, Pobert
Ornithology of Illinois

1889

Published by authority of State Legislature,
Vol. I, p. 246 (ana footnote). 1869

(No map)

Rives, Tr. C.

1890

of the Virginias.
Soc, ^oc. VII,

A Catalogue of the Birds
Proc. Newport Nat. Hist,
pp. 1-100, Oct. 1890.

7/ith^ chapter (pp. 25-39) on ^The
logical Position of the Virginias'/
colored map of ''Taunal Areas'^

Ormitho
and a

Tljb-«uL/'--A>-^vX. , ci . 0 .

Hos'

I^<

Fur HuLhtrers

( NcLrro-tive c

Vols. ^

l^SiT

Adventures

Wes-b.
in O

re

§>n

( No-rrcdi

o^ "tV»e F^r- West

l^^SS

\r)

Ore 90 n

^

K

OS'i

^\

eKacv>o.er

1.

'^iirl

luclolph, H.

1864 Ztlas d.
d. Srde.

.J *-»~^\. • I- 1^ - —

prianaengoo/^ra^jhie lib.
^. A. Ouer-Polio. 1864

{"^sx A 1864
alle Telle

cP^

. .- 1

J^^

-f--

<J

1 4>

Eutemeyer, rrof« L

186"^'

1867

Uber die Herkunft Unrerer Thier.velt.3:ini
ZoogoogrsphiGche 3kizZGi!bB£sel & Genf H.
Georg's Verlags buchh. , 4*^ pp. 1-57. (1
colored map)

Adopts Sclater's 6 'Rpgions v/ith the sddi
tion of a Gircumpolar Region, p. 7.

T.K

1^00

St. Fro-Y^cvs , TKe Ho^rbor of

\^Z<o

J. W. Robertson

Sargent, Charles 3«

1884

1884 Report on the Forests of North .America,
(^colored raapi f 10th Census U. 3. Vol, IX.
1884 .

$)e- Wx^^'^^ TULj:^"^

\1a

^

t

n-

XV\

Sl>o-jPa-...,^

lAv^ 'V^^iAJJUjBUvw ^

H-^h*^.\m:2.

iiiwtmiMiwtiwiMwipiiiwiww^

Schrriarda, LudJ^ig K

Colored map

dabej[1852

l£5::-3

Gecgraphische Verbreitung der Thiere . 5 vy^^

Schmard

ci

1866

Die Thiergeographie und ihre 7\ufgabe.
Behin»s Geogr. Jehrb. I, 402. 1866

Schmarda^ ^

Bericht liber die Portschritte unserer Kennt-
nisse von der geogrcph. Verbreitung der Thiere
Geogrcph. Jahrb. VIII,147; IX, §67.

Schmi4ij Mou)L

n?^

PrL»>vltiv/e RoLces of Mo^txklhi

n ^ -""■-•- — '--i-T-imi nimniiimiiiiiiiHiiiiiiii m,

Schwarz, Eugene /inandus

1088

The Insect Fauna of Semitropical Florida with
special regard to the Coleoptera

Entomologica Ar.ericana, IV, No. 9, 1868

8cWj(triT>L.

^LAs^

l%ir

^

V^~»- — 5^4^ ^

'^>-*-%^^>>^f^-i.^A :2:<^.t.5^^ ca-Mx..^^ AjllJ-^ ^ti^

e-
%rw

Sclater,

[Address on bhej Geographical Distribution
An imal s

1876
of

Kept. ^ 45th Meet irjg Brit. Iss.Adv.Sci
85-i;5;5, 1876

^sE^^vNN.U

l^n.

p2J^

un

Jrf G^^J^ . \ m

\tu

V-

V^-^^fi^ — s?

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<?76

Scudder, Sa/nuel H.
'\!^^a^ii^tU2? °^ Insects in New

1 874

* 1x6

Final Rapt. Geology/ of New Ham^cshire, Vol. I.
Chapter XII, 331-384, 1874

Scudder, Scmiuel H,

Th

1088-09

CMnnHo\v?[^^'"' Of thB Eastern United States and
1888 inpq siecial reference to Naw V.nirlcn.^

ercnce to New England,

essays on ^::eo^rai.hic«i

^Contains _,

distribution of Lenidoptera/ wit]^'sf:ecin

^ni^^^^^"" ^° K^T®^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ ?^ New Ena;landrr
^olored map of New ..ngland.^ ^ ^ ^;

K W^c^ Uur^ ^P;Va^ Cbdtv-^^^i:^,^ ,^ Ht^^

C/^.U>J.

lA-**, |W^^x....^U.5J^0L>^.^i^.V^ '"W. 1<J0^

Seton, ITrncst Thompson _ 1S09

Fauna, of Ivlanitoba (liammcls end Birds).

A Handbook to V/inniper rn<\ tho Province of
Manitoba (Prepared for the ?9th annual ment-
ing oi tho British i\ssoc. !Av. Science) pp*
id,.-r...7, l^mo, .annipeg, 1909.
r/itri a mr.,/ showing forests and simuner iso-

^?n^f; f?^^j;2^^^^|9ry pan-.'fjraph defines
roughly tho /'Gan^di.'.n and Xlleghanian /

re

o / •

Sharpe, 3. Bowlder

1893
. il-

Sheldon. CV>a-rle5>

The lAliU

1^13

"tK« Upper YuKoo •

( A Wixn-ter'S E;c pi orations -for Ulvld *^V->ee.o

^^\z

i^^dbsSU

"i

^-■*-^'&^.'2>HtJ.^3^^. ^^H^ni!?..

^^'VnaaZH^,

<^»f-u^

^OL

o y>\ i."th Jo n n

Aduertj'servien'ts for Unexperienced

I?t5-

\ lourv'terS

or t^e P(xt KtwoLu to ereci"__oL, PlooyitoL<t\ov^/''

Me Soto, Hcrncchdo ( NcLrrojiivo. of B^pedition)
Spcxni'sl-) Explor-ers 'm So. 0,S- ltrZ2'-|Si^3
——Vols, I ^Z,

s

p

ouy>i"S

U Ex-plovc

rs

in South

am

N

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U.S.

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KernoLhclo L^G Oo"t

Bxpedit

lClr>

I ^ X

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c

or~on<^c!o

J.

3tec;rns, Dr. R

• ^ • U •

The Distribution of "uecies

[Read before the

pec

Me

1886

ricon Fisheries Society J

Forest ^^ Stream, Vol. aT/I, pp. 304-305
May 13, 1886. ^^

^teCo^rvsson, Vi'mjoLlmar

W^

\^y Li^e with ike tski

TAO.

^^^^*^-)r-MJJ^ . L .

ilor

otephens, F

1905

Life Areas of California. *fr Trans. San Die-
go Acad. Nat. Sci., I, pp. 1-8, 1905. V^^.

M8^. (Also published in California Mammals)

Stone, ^Titmer

inn

1894

The Birds of ^ Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey with introductory chapters on Geo-
graphical Distribution and Migration,
luladelphia. ^Delaware Valley Omitholopi
-al Club, 1894. ^^^y^^, ^

New^'lifgeyT^ ^^ '^ ^^"'^"^^ ^'^^- ^

^lfc%^^Ok ,\l^Utev~ous^

^^^A%, i«\o^.

Stone, T^itmer

\^((

1911

The Plents of Southern New Jersey with

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of the species. 7? Ann. Report New Jersey

^tate lyiuseum for 1910, Part II, pp. 21-
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Ansichten der Pflenzen-Geographie
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A PreliTTiinary Revier? of the Mammals oi
braska. Studies Zool. Lab., Univ. r-ieb.
89, pp. 1-88, Sept. 1908.

Brief notes on life zones of the State.

Ke-
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Hbir'llf^^ p^-nzen-GGogra.-hie. Li. m. 0. J

Torell, Otto

1861

Uber die physic&lishe Geogrjiphie der ^'^rtischen
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New Mexico and Arizona, 'Vith suecial re-
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and a provisional synopsis of the Bio-

":eographic divisions of /iinerica,*?^ Trans,
'ex. Acad. 3ci., I, pp. 71-96, 'a1895; II,
pp. 33-86 ,;i 1897.

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l!(?5

1903

On the Geographic Distribution and Ecologi-
cal Belntions of the Bog Plant Societies of
Northern North America. Bot. Gaz., xxxvi,
pp. 401-420, figs. 1-3, Dec. 1903.

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tribution.of bog plnnts", the "hypothetical

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1912 The Paunal divisions of Eastern North /.meri
ca in relation to vegetation.
Journ. Acad. Nat. 3ci. Phila.H*,Vol. X7^
-..ft.*-' Series, pp. 207-218. Sept. 7, 1912.

Trouessart, Dr.

I.

1878

M^moiro sur
Chiroptcres
f^rec Torres

Ann. 3ci.

ser. , Til

Gonclud

directi
the zoo

Ic Distribution G^ographique des
compar^e I colle des autres Mammi-
tres.
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es ttiat the Chiroptera pass m ever;,
on beyond the ordinary limits of
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1393

Distribution of Forest Trees in Northwest
Ifenitobu. llap 10, Annucd Kept. Geol. 3ur
vey, Canada, f (for 1890-91) 1893.

Ijrrell, J. B,

— Keportr O
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ford Co., Liaine. ^^Troc
pp. 136-160, May 1863.

1363-6

found at Norwav, Ox
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1866

Geographic Distribution cf North American
Birds v/ith reference to the physical causes
that determine their limits m latitude.
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1366

An Account of some investi
Geographical Distribution
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259-262, 1866.

Agreement of Canadi^.n and
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Ft. II, 37-108, 1845

Pt. Ill, 3-114, with map, 1846

WouUo , F-vjtllerton

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TIallace, Alfred Pussell

1876

1876 The Geographical Distribution of Animals
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1894

0 Palaearctic end Ne£.r|ctic -egion- compered
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ilifimmalia and Birds.

Natural Science, lY, Mo, 28

June, 18

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oirds peculiar to the 'Bala^
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ly different, both

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'<7aterhouse, G. H.

Distribution of Rodentia.

Free. Zool. Sec. ^^[gpT 172-174,

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probable cause of their vrriation.
Journal Oincinnati 3oc. Nat. Hist. Jan-
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Reviewed in /^m. Nat.-^AVI, pp. 231-232,
March 1882. ^^

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/.cad. Sci. Feb. 2, 1906. "[Reprint from Pub
Nebr. Acad. Sci. Vol YIII, pp. 1-34,
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General discussion of distribution areas

and plaa for organization of a Biological
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name of Point San Pedro, San Francisco Bay; on
the opposite point (San Pablo) lived the

Huchones (Huchunes). —Bancroft: Hist. Calif.
11,321, 1885.

Abbey's Ferry

Hutchings Calif .Hag. , 111,492,1859.

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fSite of present city of Venturau
Absunta Ventura Co., Calif,

spelling in Spanish text of COstanso^s Diary
of the Portola Expd.1769, for Indian Rancheria
on site of present city of Ventura. Costanso
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See Asumpta

at own

Butte County, Calif,

Mining ceunp on Feather River opposite Longs
Bar which was 2 miles above site of present
Oroville.— Oilbert, Wells & ChaniberB, History
of Butte County, p, 233, 1882.

Ad in

Small settlement in upper (eastern) end
of Big Valley. Kajned for Adin McDonald, a pio-
neer.- Stephen Powers, Overland Monthly, vol.
13, 349, Oct., 1874.

Adobe House

Glenn Co.

Calif

A i«rell-known landmark at the time of the
early sjstt lament of Sacramento Valley,

located three-quarters of a mile
norths of _the present city of Or land.

Agate Creek

Creek in the mountains near W entrance

to V/iliiamson*8 Pass.—Biake.W.P. , in PacRr.
Kep.J^jpt.II,67,1857.

kgaa Buena oan Benito Co. Calif.

UO n^j^^ "D^ ^J! rr /* T r\i r> Agua Buena; Spring, 3/ mile south

. O.GeOg. Board ,ilar. 6, 1912 Wa RUa Peak, olabU, Range. San

Benito County, California.

Agua Calient e

CAgua Caliente]

Gribbes, ...ap of California, 1852
Hot springs in ^.^arner Vail

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Diego County

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'.'illininson,R.S,, map, in E!x.!Joc.l29,3

Cong.,l3t.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1355.

illi8inson,R.S. , in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.I

34.i853.

1857

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt. II, 106

OVET?

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Agua Calienid

Calif.

See Oalistoga
Warner valfey

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1p Toran.'-.o

Pirco Vi of Uoh-'Vc, River, about GO miles

MIJE of Snn Bornaruino.l.:t..-V/illian'iSon,R.r).. man
33d. Cone., l^t.Sesr..,XVIII(pt.^1), 1855.

V/iliiaxison,R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep. J,pt..I,34,
1853 (Agua ae Tomaso or Agua de Tio Mes) .

Agua de TomasO

Calif.

Spri]-:^; on 'Spanish Trail', eastern Mohave

Desert. — Fremont : Exp l.Expd. to Oregon &
(1844), 261.262.1845.

Afma. Escondida

Call

i

Place r 8 ached by Anza Exr.d. in 1776 about

14 leagues FrlW fi*om Los Anreles River, — pedro

Font :Diar\r, Anza Expd. 1775-1776 rPubs.Acad.Pacif
Coast Hist.Vol.3,No.l,p,o3,March 1913.

Aguage del Padre Gomez (or San Pantafe^on f * ' ^^'^
Kame given by Portola Expd. . in 1769 to small
watering-place on extensive plain^X leagues '
im of San Juan Capis^trahO;^ Discovered by Padre
Gomez. -• Costanso, Diary Portola Expd., Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist ., vol. 1^., no, 4, 175, 1911.
The soldiers called this site Los Ojitos del
Padre Gomez, but I named it San Pant ale on. —
Crespi, Diary Portola Expd, , in Palou's Noticia
de la Nueva California, 2, 117, Mexico, 1874.

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.Agua Hadibnda San Diego Oo., Oalif.

Stream flov/ing westerly to a lagoon on
the coast just south of Oarlsbad (about 4 mile
SS of Oceanside) San Diego Oounoy. Ment-ioned
by Anza in 1776 as about 13 leagues M of the
Presidio of San Diego.— Pedro Font: Diary

Anza Exped. 1775.1776:Pu>s. Acad.Pacif.'^oast
Hist. Vol.3, No. 1, p. 51, March 1913.

SjjLOilu> ned'iond^ Creels

"Agua Hue

t»

[New River]

Calif.

River in Colorado Desert, flowing northward
from the Mexican border to Salton Sea. mentioned
by U.S. Surveyor A.B. Gray in letter dated Nov.
7, 1849^ -W-^r^^-CnTnmr. Jno, B. -laller.— A.B.

Gray, Senate Ex. Doc. 34, 31st Cong. 1st Sess. ,
pp.'^45, 46, 1850.

Punta del Agua

V»'hippie,A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.II,

125,1856 .

Agua Sola

riacG on Colorado Desert '"or i:^ of Yui..a
ilkes Exped. l^aiTative, v^ j^ap (dated

1641) facing p. 150, 184

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Aliwalme

Original Indian name of Yosemitc ■'alley*
L. H. Bunnell, IIutchinpT. Calif .I.lag. ,111,
503,1859.

Ahwahnoe

liladera Go

Calif.

See Wassamma

Aido Spririg

U.S .Geog. Boaitl,Apr

7,1909

Od. Calif.

Aido; spring, north half of Section 35,
Township 25 South, Range 17 East,
Kern county, California.

Aiguade [now probably Simpton Point]

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c. (map no. 16) 1844.

Point on E side of An^-el Island.

Alaineda

[Alameda]

' Incorporated as a tovm A'oril 19, 1B54,

18M,209,lBr)4.

''tatutes of California

Alacieda

Calif

Name on map of San Joaquin Valley, 1806-10, a
little above San Jose Mission, nefir southern
extremity of San Francisco Bay. -Bancroft,
Hist. Calif. 11.51,1885.

Alrjneda County

'■Rstabli shed March 25, 1853, and defined.
Original county seat, lien Haven.

* Statutes of California, 1^53,56-59,1855.

* Seat of justice, Alvarado. — Ibid, 58.

Alameda Creek

Creek emptying into SE extremity San
Francisco Bay.

Statutes of California, 3.850, 60, 1G50
aibbe^^Lap of California, 1052.

Alamo

SW of

[ Al amo ]

'Stat, of Calif., 1854, 222, 1854.

Tlaco at E side of San Rainon Valley,
:ount DiabloC%-(^ 4 ^M^^Av^di^ ^i^^xjuOj

Alamo Mocho

Well and cainping place in Colorado Des-
ert.—Blake, W.P, , in Pac.Rr.Rep.J,pt.II,lll,
1857.

JLLaBio Rancho

Calif.

On Colorado Desert., 42 miles from Tuma
via Los Algodones and CooW Wells.—

Prairie Traveler, 292, N.Y.1859.

Alamo mocho.- Pacif.R.R.Repts. Gen.Map of Eipl.

& Surv. Calif. 1853

/

AlcUiCs
Ranch o

Calif,
in Santa Barbara district. So. Calif, in

1839. -Bancroft, Hist. Calif. 111,655,1885.

Alaiao Solo

Y/ell in Colorado Desert.
e(,^iKX'^oW.VcK;jj^ory, Llilitary Reconn. Ft. Leaven-
worth to San Diego in 1846-47, 611,1048.

Alamo Solo Spring Kei*n Co. -
Alamo Solo Sprirg, near center of

Township 25 S, Range 18 E, Kern Co,,
U.S.aeog. Board, Apr. 7, 1909.

Calif-
Section 2
Calif.

Alamo Vflllfiy (Contra Costa County) Calif.

Alamo VflUfiy: Valley in present Contra Costa
County, tributary to Amador Valley. Named from
some slmo. or cottonwood trees.— J. 3. Hittell.
Hutchingsl Calif. Mag.. Vol. 5, No. 4. p. 166,
v/ct« loou.

Calif.
Albion Hiver S Big River W coast IJendocino Co.

native Indian name Kah-ba-to->lah; signifies
crooked river.

History of llendocino Co. 1G7-168, San Fran-
cisco 1080 Alley, Bowen ^ Go. Pubrs.

Albion River

River in laendocino County flowing;- into
the Pacific from the E a little S of Lenclocino

Bay .

Folit.Code of California, San Francisco,
p. 462, 1897.

Alcalde Creek Fresno Co.
See Waltham Creek

Calif.

Alcalde Hills

Alcaide Hill^; foothills, east side of
Diablo Range, between Los Gatos U
and Waltham creeks, west and north-
west of Coalinga, California.

Fraano Co.

Calif

S.Geog.Board, May 15,1908

Alca trasses Id.

3^6 Alcatra'z'. card 2

_ ^Alcatraz Id. cent,

Alca traces- Williamson, ^. S. , Map, in Ex. Doc.
129, 33d Cong, ,1st 3ess. ,XVIIl(pt.4) 1855.

Alcatraz Id. -Blake. W.P« >in Pac.RX.Rep^.V,

pt.II,inap facing p. 145, 1857.
Alcatrazes Island- Bl^e, W.P., in Pac.RI^.He

V, pt.II, 146, 1857.
Alcatros -Barnes; Prom Atlantic to Pacific,
Overland, 99, 1866. Alcostra fortifica-
tion - ibid. 104.

Alcatraz Id.

Calif.

Island in San Francisco Bay, opposite Gold-
en Gate and about midway between San Pran Cis-
co and Angel Island.

Alcatrasses Id. 4Beechey. Voyage of Blossom,
[1826] 11,2,1831. (Pt.note)[80ed.Lond.J
Ibid. 1,345,391; 11,652, 1831.

Alcatraces -De Mofras, Carte de 1» Oregon,
des t;alifornies,&c. ,Map 16. 1844. ( Les Al-
catraces. J

Alcatraces- Kept.Gen.P.P.blnith in Sen. Doc.
47, Jist Cong. 1st Dess.y^,ijyDO

o .

Algadonnes

Kaiiie on "' side Colorado River 5 or 6
miles S of the United States-Ilexican boundary,
on map by Lt. Geo. II. Derby, U. S. Topographl
ical Engineers, Dec. 1850.

The name Alr^odonnes wan placed on this
map by iiajor Heinzelman, v/hose reTDort ree.
Wiliiamson,R.S. , in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.I,

40,1853,(Al£odon^.

Indian village near the Colorado R.— Blake
W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt. II, Hi, 1857. ^^^^^

^

^KAx.-oik«.. ^.^\%4*^

^:ij^9jk->-ji-«^''

:,i^K\(>i

^'

p-'tl

\

<t.iA>.

Alert Bank

U.S.Geog. Board, Oct

— Oalif,

7 1 QC\Pi ^^^^^* bank, in latitude 36° 20' North,
f ^X«.UO longitude 122° 07' West, about ten

and a half miles west of Point Sur,

California.

Alisal

Calif.

Name on map of Monterey district 1830, about
midway between missions San Juan Bautista &
Soledad. -Bancroft, Hist. Calif ,11, 145, 617, 1885

Rancho in Monterey district, in Canada de Nati-
vidad, in 1828. - Ibid 616 ftnote. Named as
rancho in 1801-10^ Ibid 11,176; in 1830. Ibid

615; in 1834 & 1839, Ibid 111,675,676,1885.

[May have been applied to 2 different tracts. -
Barx;roft,Hist. Calif. 11,616 ftnote].

Rancho Alisal Calif.

«

Ra,nch 26 miles from Monterey, owned by
Gov. Alvarado in 1642. -- Wm. Hea^h Davis,

Sixty Years in Calif., 1631-69, 156, San

Francisco, 1669.

Alisal =Pleasanton, Calif.

--Article from Themis, a Sacramento
in Mem'l and Biog'l Hist. of North* n
1691. (Lewis Pub^p: Co.;

(?) weekly.

Rrncheria liYJ of San Juan Cr^iB''...rano.

Kmory, liilii.ary jleconn. Ft. Lor vnnworth
to ^-n Diego in 1846-47, 110,1848.

Pujita de Al-ieias

iiiiMmipuiMi«M«ii#Mi*u

Calif.

Point of land on southern side of ^an
Francisco Bay. —Pedro Font :Diar.r, '-^za Exr.d.
1775-1776:Pubs,Acad.Pacif.f:!cast Hist.Yol.3,No.l..
p. 67 ,^Tarch 1913.

Pointe des Almeras v V^^-^MXX^ V^AAitl l^o cWl-

/

r; [)

'Hi.i,4WMi"ii>l»iiiiiiiiliM Jiifp|i!ll|ll#l*Mi.^i*iil»«ip»»i»l3*«*

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V

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|.'i.ii", ■..■i'liii;iWW'*t*[t|i|H|||Wiimnni I* iWWiillillilH

ALOHA f Hawaiian, farewell) i^-^ei^

V

lut

"This is the name of i. country home
built hy U. S. Grant, Jr., about 1693.
Also the station of the National City
and Otay R. R. on the property was gi^en
the same name".

Mr. R. C. Allen, Bonita 4/14/24.

It is located at the head of the
Sweetwater Valley.

^. /?n<:

PLACE OR THING NAMED

AT. OH A

COUNTY

O

SAN DIEGO

For what person, place, thlng'or eve7n^;;^^FthTs~^ce naTri^dy "

Who first applied the name?

If known, give date when first applied

If the name first appeared on a

map or In a book give the author, title and dafe

Are there any other explanations of tl^e sou

rce of this name?

Name and address of person supplying this Information"

Data from San Diego Oountv^ Library

e

CALIFORNIA STATE

GEOGRAPHIC BOARD

Information on sources oTCalifornla Place Names

Alpine County

County seat Silver I/ountain.

"Statutes of California, 1864, 178, 1864;
1866,144,1866; 1870,20,1870;'

Alvarado

• ry

De Llofras, Carte de 1* Oregon, des Cal-
iiornies, kc, 1844. Chart No. 14.

Place (probably ranch) E of Uonterey
Bay, a little W of Rio de Monterey [now Salinas
River] .

Al va,rado

*Seat of justice of Alameda County, 1053.
t. of Calif., 1853,58,1855.

•Ibid, 1054, 223, 1854.

AlvGar

Ranchcria. ■' of "'in Dio/^o.

■pniory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavnnv/orth
to [;a.n Dicfjo in 1846-47, 116, 1648.

Ax V 6 S 0

v/ flJl X 1

Town at head of San Francisco Bay on
Guadalupe River.

Surveyed, and laid out into lot 8 in 1848
or 1849, and contracts rr-ade for iimadiate
erection of warehouses and dwellings: bridge
being built across Guadalupe connec-^ ing its
two sections.' — Buffuro. E. Gould, Six Months]
m the Gold Mines, 157, 1850.

Alviso

_ /

Town and landing at SE end of San Fran-
cisco Bay. Incor9orated as a tov.-n, Llarch 26
1852.

Statutes of California, 1852, 222, 1852.

Alviso

[Alviso]

Statutes of California, 1850, 100, 1850.

ToY/n on E shore of Guadalupe River, at
head of navi^jation on Guadalupe and Alviso
Sloxirjaz (at ed^,e of tulc marsh) at S end San
Francisco Bay.

llaiiied for Senor Alviso,
„,Gil)bcCs^liap of California, 1852.

Amador Valley t^KUv^4L(k^«r\ ' iCArnador Valley]

Valley in Alarneda County M\n 4 TUascLVL-totL

•Statutes of California, . 1853, 56,1853.
Blake, W, P., in Pac.Rr.Rep./V,pt.II,14i
1857(Ainidor's Valley).

Arr.aflor Valley (Alameda County) __ Calif.

Amfldor Valley! Valley somewhat triangular in
shape, about 8 miles in diameter, in northern
part of Alameda County, between Berkeley Hills
and I^it. Diablo, formerly called Valley of San
Jos^ because used by the Mission of San Jos^
for pasturage of its cattle. Named from Don
Jose Amador, the first white settler, who came
to the valley before 1835, and was at one time
Administrador of the Mission of San Jose. —
J.S. Hittell, Hutchings' Calif • Mag., Vol. 5,
No. 4, p. 162, Oct. 1860.

[Note: Eastern part now called Livermore Valle;

Amador [on Suisun Bay]

■■-"""■ri-i-'iiiiiiiiiiiiii iHiKipaimiiiiii hhwhiiwiiiiiiuhiiii. ....ri«i.M„„„

De Mofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, les Cal-

ifomies, £<€,, 1844.

Place shov/n on SE shore Suisun Bay near

mouth of San Joaquin River. Appears to be
where defunct town of Kev; York v/as after-
ward located, near present Black Di^jmond, or

possibly Cornwall.

IIWn(l|l|l»imiil«l||«llK,,ii|r»ll«|^H..»!(r'. :^rn,m

ioador

Calaveras Co. .Calif.

Small mining camp 1 mile from village of
Sutter Creek on Sutter Creek in northern
part of Calaveras County,— Sac mrr.ento
Daily Democratic State Journal, Dec. 2, lot)6,

V

i\madore

[Amador]

Place on Aiiiador Crcok, M of Jackson
[Amador County],- --Stat, of Calif . ,1854,222,1^54

Amadnr County

Privilege granted Cal

a V eras Countv of

division into Amador and Colaverar. Counti
and boundaries of proTDo

o

I

defined, May, 11, 1854

ed new county of Amador

Statutes of Californ
Established A-nril

ia, 1854,45: 1854

County seat, Jackson ta! Part of

\*i

and defined
Dorado county

attached to Amador County, April 16, 1855r-"3.Vvlwi

BfetT~of Co,lif.^ 4.ef;t^^Tt^7i^>-^7ifu^

Amargosa Desert Inyo Co.
See Death Valley

I

;

Calif

Ainargosa River .
- Fremont : Expl

264, 1845,

^jSiX mk, X«

Expd.to Oregon & Calif. (1844) ,

Mar^oza River. — Roiot.of Torrey:Ibid,313.

America;!! Fork

[Arnoriccn River]

Big river flo^^'ir\^ into SacraLicnto from tl

1

Statutes of California, r50, lOl, 1C50.
Gunnison, J. ''^.& Beckvrith,E.G. ,rnap(dated

IB63/4), in Ex. Doc .129, :33d. Cone. ,l3t.Ses3. , XVIII
fr)t.4) ,1855(A:anrican River) .

Named in 1826 by party of hunters & trap-
pers under JedediaJi S. Smith. — J.J .lamer.

Reminiscences of Batly California, .MST,

Bancroft Library, 22, No date.

AniGricanos, Rio de los [American River]

Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London, II,

T). 208, 1851.

GibLe'!^^ Uat) of California, 1652.

American Valley

C Ainer i can Val 1 ey ]

alley in Plurnas County^-^t^S^AA-oC^ ^dxjuJL.

__ ' Hutchimi:s Cal i f . Lla^-. , I , b?9 , June , 1857.

^"'Statutes of California, 1853,313,1853.

Amesti

De Lofras, Carte de l•Ore^on, des Cal-

Place^on Ivlonterey Tay, L! of Pajaro River.

Midor's Valley

[Amador Valley]

Elake,Y/.P., in Pac. Rr. Rep. ,V,pt. II, 141,1857.

Enne 08,T)a.h I si a nd s

[ All c tip a. I s 1 an d s ]

3 islands near Foint Conversion, E
end of Santa Barba.ra Channel .

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lend., II, 458^1798, h Atlas (Enecapah Islajids).

Anacapa Island

<:ia.\lj

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.II,
3,1857.

. Encapa ou San Tomas,

De Llofras, Carte
ifornies, See, 1844.

I. [An^apa Island]
de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

I Gland

*^

O C.v iiO Co

in Santa Barbara
Cruz Island.

Channel, E of

Gibbes^Map of California, lfi52.(Encapa Id.

MoW-W

Anderson Valley SE Ukiah Mendocino Go
Native Indian name Taa-to-tah.

CJalif

San

History of Mendooino Co. 167-168,
Cisco 1880 Alley, Bovven 8c Co. ?ubrs.

^'ran-

Angol Island

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 11,653,654,

1831 .

^sland in Tan Francisco Bay off S end
Tlburon Peninsula.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.II,141,
1857.

Aiigeles, I. do los

[Angel Island]

Qibbd^s Lap of California, 1852.

^f •

"ill ia..3on , P . S . , mnr^ , i n T^x . Bo c. 1 ::9 ,
.Con-. ,ls+ .Sess., AVIII(pt.4) ,1651;.

Calif

Isla de lo8 Angeles [?Angel Island]

Island in San Francisco Bay off S end of
Tiburon Peninsula.

Ayala: First Survey k Map of the Bay of
San Francisco, 1775. ^

First island on entering port of San
Francisco is called Isla del Angel or de los

Angele£. — Pedro Font, Diar}^ Anza Expd. , 1775
76, Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3,
no.l. p. 69, 1913.

igeles, I.

C Angel Island]

Cal-

ena

• De L'ofras, Carte de l*Oregon, des
ifomics, he. (map no. 16), 1844.

• Island in San Francisco Bay off S
Tiburon Peninsula.

•Statutes of California, 1854,121,1854
(Island of Log /ingelos) .

0-

Rio de los A^igeles [=Muddy R ?] Nevada

"Branch of Rio Virgen". —Fremont :Expl.Erpd.
to Oregon h Calif. (1844), 266, 1845,

An^'

£Aiir.^ilJt.,^T.(^"\

Oq^JL J. X •

H.W.Baxley:What I saw on ¥. Coast of S.& N. Amelia
408, 1865 •

Isla del Angel, or de los Angeles.— Diary of
Pedro Fcnt,An2a Expsd. 1775-1776: Pubs.

Acad. Pacif. Coast Hist., Vol. 5, No.1,69,
March, 1913.

lie de los Angeles

^KwQ^llH.

//

La Ptcou^e . Voyo^t , AtU p\.33,l1^1

Angel

San Mateo Co., Calif

Name given by Crespi, Portola Eacpd. 1769,
to camp on coast 2-1/2 leagues S of Point San
Pedro (early known as Punta de Almejas). He
says the soldiers called the place La Punta
^J^P Almejas. -- Crespi, Diary Portola E^. .
in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif., 2. p. 197,

Mexico, 1874*
£^£gQfl-Ae las Almepas. — Costanso, Diary
Portola Expd. , Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol. 2, no.4_-p. Z62>, 1911.

Punta del Angel de la Guarda [^Point Lobos]

Lieut. Ayala*s First Survey and Map of
the Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Name ^iven by Ayala or Canizare« to

Point Lobos^ — Zoeth Eldredge, Beginnings of
San Francisco, I, 50, 1912.

La Perouse, Voyage, Atlas, pi. 33,1797.

Angel's Camp

Calif.

Audubon: Western: Jounial 1849-1850
210, Cleveland, 1906.

Andrews's Landino-

Place at head of navigation on
Creek, Alameda County,

V

Polit. Code of California
p. 463, 1897,

q

an Leandrci

, San

Franc i s c o

y\^

''^^'^^' . c^^jL [Aneels]

in 5-;Calaveras .unty, II of II
Fork Stanislaus River and SE of San Andreas.
*Stat. of Calif., IQM, 222, 1854.

Angels Creek

[Angels Creek]

Creek flowiri^ into Stanislaus r.iver

from the 11, SY/ of Angels. --CibbeCs, Hap
ifornia, 1852.

los /jigelos, Island

•Langsdorff, Voyages fx Trrvels (1803-1807) J
London, pt, II, foot-note p. 177, 1814.

San Luis Obispo Co. .Caliiff.
Canada Angosta (or Santa Elena)

Name given by Porto la Expd. in 1769 to
narrow canyon in San Luis Range S of Los Osos
Valley. — Costanso, Diary Portola Expd., Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist. , vol. 2, no. 4, 219,

19ll

Crespi named it Canada de Santa Elena, "butf

^""^ Bdi ITlSaliaHa" 7y oeta . --

uieapx, ux-cLiy rux ouxa. Expd. in -Fal 6u* 8 L 0*^10 ia

de la Nueva ualif., 2, lo9, Mexico, 1874.

Rio da las Anims [-'fchave River]

River on Mohave Desert. -
Exped. to Oref'On and Oalif*

Calif.

-Fremont: Expl.
(1844) 260, mib.

Smj^^JU^ MoK^Vl. (c4.|^ojave)'V^'ive,r

Rio de las Anirnas [=Mohave

River on Mohave Desert.

Exped. t^o Oreron and Oalif

River] __ Oalif.
--Fremont: Expl.
(1844) 260, 18^J.5

SjuloAa^ Ro.iaVe (4-^\oj3V/e'\^?Wef

Animas Calif.

Name on map of Monterey district, 1801 -10, on
or near Pajaro River & about midway of its

course. —Bancroft, Hist. Calif. 11,145,1885.

Animas (Las Animas). Ranclio in Monterey dis
trict in 1835. - Ibid,III, 676, 1885.

^-a-»^U\-0L'VvO JllLloLi KvVVxO^S

[Point Alio Iluevoj

Anno Imevo, Point

^ "^ Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,

I' Lond., 11,41,1798, h Atlas (Pta. Ano lluevo) .

•Galiano, Viage Sutil y l-Jexicana (1792),
Madrid, p.l59, 160, 1802 (Punta de Imo Kuevo) .

Mlurnboldt, Kssai Polit,I.Iouv.Ksp. ,I,lxxxix
1811 (Punta del Ano liuevo) .

'Beechey, Voyaf^e of Blossom, 11,407, 1631
(Punta Ano Kuevo) .

Point at II entrance to Ano Kuevo Bay.

^^^§l^^Mo^M^SLl — Lieut. Ayala's

First Survey ani Tap of the Bay of San
Francisco, l77b.

Costanso, Diary Pqrtola Expd.^, Fubs.

Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. a, no.
4, p 241, 1911.

Pedro Font. Diary Anza Expd.

Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Kist
No. 1, p. 61, 1913.

1775-76,
, Vol. 3,

Ano liueva, Pt.

[Pt. Ano ''uevo]

Gibbet ^i.^ap of California, lc:5

4^

Ft. de Ano Nuevo L^C Ano Nuevo'^n>v'^J Calif.

Point

,N^.oanta Cruz.

Miguel Costanso.-Nari^ative Portola Exped.l2^-

1770 : Pubs. ilcad.Pacif. Coast Hist.,
7om,No.4,p.63, March 1910.

Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, [1826 J, 11,84,1831

8°ecL, London.

Be Mofras, Uarte de 1 'Oregon, dos Calif ornies

&c, Gen'l map, 1844,

Ansar

De Mofras, Carte de l*Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, Sec, 1844. Chart IIo.l4.

Place (probably ranch) some miles /] of
Llonterey Bay and a little S of Pajaro River.

Anse des Carmelites H\iHa^A^'KcJk0.YL4 6K'E>OLU^S>f.'?.(iM,

N

Anse du Cannel

Camel Bay (, immediately south of Monterey

Bay).

Map 24, Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse,

1797.

Anse de Consolation -^oYt«.sW9tl£>oi^'?_

/5

LcLpe.<^oa^e, Voyo^^. AtW p\.33, lim.

Antelope Creek

[Antelope Creek]

C-ibbes liap of California, 1652.
Creek flowing-; into riacraLiento River from
the E a little S of R-d riuff.

Gunni son, J .17. h Beck^-dth, E . G. , map( dated

|lB53/4),in Ex. Doc. 129, 33d. Con,'--, ,1st .Ses3. , XVIII
(pt.4),lS55.

Antelope Taland .cL,^^^ So.U Uk^

Utah

Named by Fremont on Oct. 18, 18457 3d ~
Exped, 1845-1846.-- Fremont ;Memo ins, I,
421, 1887; [At the iBouthem end of Great
Salt Lake.] ^

V-~^

QtxJbJufiU,

A

Anticline Ridge

Frasnc Od.

Calif

^:^^, rji/Lt U.S.Geog.Board.May 15.1908

southeast point of Joaquin Ridge),
Fresno County, California.

Antoine Canon

Calif,

Mining point located close to North Branch of
Midale i^ork of i^jnierican River,— Sacramento
Daily Transcript, April 2, 1651,

Appelaminy River

Wilkes Expod. Narrative, V, map (dated
1041) facing p. If30, 1845.

River zhovm nr, ernptyinr into t::e middle
part of ^.he San Joaquin from the E.

Apt OS Calif.

•*^ ■-mi.Mv i-'r-ii- iii»r'iiiiiiiiii'---'inBiiiiiMii ^^ ^^"^f^^^m ^^^'^mm ^m

Name on map of Monterey district, 1801-10, near
northern extremity of Monterey Bay. —Bancroft,
Hist. Calif. II, 145, 1885.

Randio in Santa Cruz Co, Monterey district, in
1833. -Ibid, 111,676,1885.

Aquas Galiente =Galistoga, Calif.

In lb45.. -Lyman L. Palmer, in Hist. of Napa and

Aqua Calient a Calif

Yalley of the Aqua Caliente, S of Warner* s

ranch. —Emory: Military Reconn. 1846-7,105,
1848.

Source of Aqua Caliente is hot spring on
Warner's ranch. —Ibid, 106.

Aqua. Caliente [j^ua Caliente]

Emory, llilitsry Ecconn. - Ft, Leavenworth
to San Die^.-o in 1846-47, 104,105,10G,1P48.

^^iM?.^^i

n

*■•♦

County.

: rner^ Valley, San Diego

Gibbes Llap of California, 1852. (Agua
Caliente) .

Aqua Fria

[A^riia Fria]

iJUawflCounty Seat^LIariposa County, in 1850.

Statutes of California, 18E0, 63, 1850.
Place little 1^ of l.ariposa.-- GibLet^n^,
Llap of California, 10c

l'nion-K>ct,(xfco^

Place^jur/ '' " '^ ' - - --

doiL

Hn vTi n V

i)'

X ui,i norma, lB5.?\iWA.U.-,...,v5^v y
Called Uniontown in Stat.Calif . .1853 307

1853; Toid, 1854, 222, 18[)4.

Uniontov.Ti

k

K^

t.Oiw

Humboldt Co. , Calif

Place bo two

CHurnboldt Couji'

M

^ Statutes of California, 1857), 307, 1853.
• Ibid, 18f-34, 222, 1854.

Gibbe-^s ]:ar) of California, 1852 (Uniod)..
Settlement on site of present city of
Areata vvas called Uniontown in 1G50. —
LaJIotte, H.D., Statement of. 6, MS, Bancroft

Lib

32.$-

rary, no date \<>^J^^^^\hcJ^--\^z^Q^<^>^..3uK.^^^^

Arena, Barra do

[Point Arena]

Point on 1J\7 coast just S of lat. 39!
Be Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

tioTdfim'-' ^'^- ^^^^ ^^ »^^^^«s. Explora-
tion de 1 'Oregon, Tome II. p. n. ,^h^ ^ ^^

Arena

Cape Barro de

[Point Arena]

/^ LangGdorff, Voyages I. Travels (1803-1807)
..ondon, pt.II, 148, 1814. '

Vancouver, Yoyaf.:o of Discovery, 1790-95
Lond.,11,432,1798 (Point, r.nrro de Arena), & '
Atlas (Pta. Barro de Arena).

Arena, Pt. Barra de

[Point Arena]

^- likes EjTied. Narrative, V, ma.p (dated
1841) facing n. 150, 1845.

W.

^outk of ^u-nT,€c^o~^^Y-

a I rttl

Arena 'y Franyo IL^^^ ^, J YoL^^aw^i

Leu per oLt^e , Vov/a^c , Mkb , pi 33, nqi ,

2-/

Arena y lodo :B>c^t t)U ^tUt.uC.o3:^

2.0

Areata

Humboldt Co. , Calif

To'vm on N shore of Humboldt Bay.

Settlement on site of present town of Areata
was called Uniontown in 1850. — LaJ.'Iotte, H.D.
Statement, 6, MS, Bancroft Library, no date. '

Ai^chileite Calif.

Spring & camping ground on 'Spanish Trail*,
eastern Mohave Desert. — Fremont rExpl.Expd. to
Oregon k Calif. (18^14), 261, 1845.

^^^^^^•^'. Creek [Santa Llaria Fdver]

^^^^^^ I'aria or Arenal Creek, emptying
into Pacific N of Point Sal.

statutes of California, 1G51, 173, 1851.

Pmita de Ara-ms

' V clJL -w I •

Font states that t'le entrance of Puerto de
Bodega "is forned,on tMs side, by the Pimta del

Oordon,& on the other, "by the Pimta de Arenas."

He places Rierto de Bodega ahout 4 leagues V. of
Point Reyes in Lat.38 18\ —Pedro FontiDianr,

Anza Sxpd . 1775 - 1776 : Pub s . Acad . f^ac i f . 0 cast Hi st .
7ol.5,^To.l,p.69,-arch 1913.

Fte. Arguelia

[Pt. ArguelloJ

Calif

Point on Pscific Coast, osnte Barbars Co,

De Mofras, Ci rte de 1 'Oregon, des Cali-

fornies &c. Gen'l map. 1844.

Arguila, Point

[Point Arf^uelio]

^Jnipplo,A,\/., mf)r no.2(nntod 18^V')-4), in
T^x.Doc. 129, :.53d.Coru:.,lH.r>r.ss.,XVIII(pt.4), 1855

T^T •

Arguello, Point

Point IW of Point Concepcion.
ilkes ^xped. (map dated 1841) ,V, facing
p. 150, 1845.

'.Tnip-.] rj , KM, , map no . "^^.^.^ +.od 1853-4) , in
^x.Doc.l29,3:^d.Con<^.,lst.Sess.,^:VIII(p-'-.4),185^
(Point Anoiila) .

Arguello, Pte. [Point Arguello]

De Llofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c. , 1844.

Point m of Point Conception.

Arguello, Point [Point Arguello]

L'raued by Vancouver in 1793.

^^ancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95J
Lend., II, 447, 1798, T. Atlas.

Arispe
.^ _ Pueblo de N<

V

Calif.

;^^?

re de Dios. Hall

states that he thinks

same as Arispe.

of San Jose, 18, 1871.

this place is the
Frederic Hall, Hi story

Qalf

Amidor's Ranch ^^^^^^^ ^o.

In Armidor's Valley, j
Liverrnore Valley. —Tyson: geology of Calif

Sai.Doc.47, 31st Cong.lst Sess. 16,65, 1850.
Also on mar>.

Arroyo .%xia^:a Santa Hlara Oo-^Oalif

^mall stream risi?Tg in ■•Tiou.^-'.ains E of
Santa Olara ^'"alley, running northarly into
Alum Rock Oanon, and losing itself^onlow
ground, 7/h3nc3(just II of San J -sa) springs
a straam called La Penetancia. Oalled by
Indians Shistijik.-- Frederic Hall: Hist* San
Jose, 12, 18V1.

Arroyo K^\Q.ge Santa 01araj:o., Oalif-

^mall stream rising in mountains E of
Santa '""lara """alley, running ncrt-ierlv into
Alum Rock Oanon, and losing; itsell^lrf^ low
ground, whence (just II of ^an Jose) springs
a stream called La Penetencia. OaUed by
Indians Shistukr- Frederic Hall: Hist.
San Jose, 12, 1871,

Arroyo Ciervo
U.3.Geog.Board,Mar

Fresno Co.

Calif.

^ 1912 Arroyo Ciervo; Gulch, and intermittent

Stream, Fresno County, California,
heading atCiervo Mountain and drain-
ing northeastward through the dry
hills, entering San Joaquin Valley in
northeast corner of Section 29, Town-
ship 16 S., Range 14 E.

Arroyo Corto

San Luis Obispo Co., Calif

Naifte given "by Portola Expd. in 1770 to
small stream in Canada de los Osos, 3 leagues
SE of Black Hill (on Morro Bay). — Costanso,

Diaxy Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 303, 1911. E 4^*-^^ ^^-a-^-u-wa^

Arroyo de Ics Alisos

Calif,

About 6 lea^-ues FiIW of Santa A:ia River h 8
laafiies E of Saii G-abriel Misf-^io-^; icasr^ad hv k\zi
Erpd. in 1776, —Pedro FontjDianr of Aiiza Erpd.

1775-1776 :Pubs. Acad. Pacific. Coast piist.Yol.3,Nc.

l,p.43,March 1913.

San Luis Obispo Co.,
Arroyo de San Nicolas (or El Cantil) Calif.

Canyon 4 leagues NUV of Estero Bay, near a
steep cliff at the edge of the sea, passed by

Port Ola Expd. in 1769. Crespi says that he named
this -site El Arrovo de San Nicolas, but among
the soldiers it was known as El Cantil. —
Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Palou»s Noticia
de la Nueva Calif.,2, 153, Mexico, 1874.

El Cantil. -- Costanso, Diary Portola Expd.,

Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4,
225, 1911.

A

-s^ A- i^. ,^ .^^^ ■^'' '.

grande [Arroyo Grande creek] Calif.

Southern part of San Luis OMspo Co.
•passing town of same name east of Pismo.
Bryant: What I Saw in Calif. 425,1848,
[Entry of Feb.4,1847.]

Arroyo Hondo Presno Co.

Arroyo Hondo; Creek, Fresno County,

California, first large one in foothill U# 0# GcOg^^ Board Kar,
belt north of Cantua Creek, emptying
into San Joaquin Valley, about 4 miles
north of the latter creek. (Not Dry.)

Calif.
6,1912

Arroyo Mocho

Calif.
Santa Clara & JUameda C.o^

Lar^e 8 treciin rising in Santa Clara Co,.
ranging in a NW direction across Murray Township

fpw ^^.r^fv^ J^^i^"^^ seeping dnto the soil a ^
pHTfni^^^^^ ^^ Pleasanton. - Wm. P. Bartlett,
editor, Livemore Valley, p. 6. 1878.

Arroyo

Seco

Crook flowinr i-to Rusnian River from

the "'.— Gibbos, Llan of

California, 1852.

/^

0 Valle

— Santa Clara k Jllameda Cos. ,
Stream risirg in Santa Clara Co., rai^im
^Ptying into Laguna Creek near Pleasanton.-

Ashton

- Co lusa Co, 4 pal i f .

Town laid out in Indian Valley in November
1863.- -J. H. Rogers, History of Colusa County,
p. 97, 1891, . ^ ^

ABpinwall

Place on "^ side Tuolumne River,

of

mouth of Dry Creek.— CibbcCsjI^ap of California,

Calif.

Aspinwall Bay Marin Co.

Between Pt. Munroe [now California Pt.J
and CHauncey Pt. &n Tiburon Penin].— Rir^-
gold, Chart of Bay of San Pablo, 1850.

Puerto de la Assumpta 0- Southampton Bay]

Lieut. Ayala's First Survey and Map of the
Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

Harbor NE of Carquinez Strait, which Cafiiza-
res called Puerto de la Asumpta. because he

examined it on the day of the festivity of that
saint. — Report of the Pilot Don Josi
Canizares to Commander Don Juan de Ayala , in
Zoeth Eldredge's 'March of Portola' . 67, 1909.

Nam.e g:ven by Canizares to Southampton

Bay. — Zoeth El dredge , Beginnings of Sanc.„_„

\ 0 V G r /

Francisco, I, 49, 1912

n Ventura Co., Calif.

Assumpta \:site of present city of Ventur^

Mission cf San Buenaventura founded 1782 at
place named by Portola Expd. (1769) Assumpta
or Asuncion de Nuestra Senora. -- Palou, Viaa

4

de Junipero Serra,. 246, Mexico, 1787.

See Asumpta

V r^ira Co •, Calif.
Pueblo de la Asumpta or Asuncion de Nueotra

Senora bSite of present city of Venturet
Name given by the Portola Expd, in 1769 to

large Indian town on Santa Barbara Channel at
the mouth of the Ventura River, because they
reached it on the eve of that festival. They
thought it 7/as the town which Rodriguez Cabrillo
named Pueblo de Canoae. -- Costanso, Diary
Portola Expd,, Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol,
2, no. 4, 195, 1911,
Aaiinci on_de^ Jmest ra Sejlpra^ — Cr©Bpi,I)iar:^^^,^

Portola Expd. In Palou»8 Noticla de la ITueva
Calif., 2, 136, Mexico, 1874.

Mission of San Buenaventura founded 1782 at
place named by first expd, 1769. Assumpta or
Asuncion de Ntr^ SePfora. At entrance to Santa
Barbara Channel. Lat. 34* 13*. — Palou. Vida
de Junipero Serra,246. Mexico. 1787.

See also Absunta, Asunta, Aesumpta, Canoas

de la Asumpta UVentura Kive3

Calif.

In 1776 the Anza Fxpd. halted at the Rio de
la Asuini)ta 17 leagues SE of Rancheria de Mescal
titan on Santa Barbara Channel. --Pedro Font,

Diary Anza Expd. .Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist..
vol.3, no.l, 115. 1913

Asuncion

•] cv^^y

De Llofras, Carte de 1* Oregon, des Cal
ifornies, &c., 1844.

Small settlement midway between San
"iguel and San Luis Obispo, (mission)

'i

'J

[sSite of present city of Ventura|
Asuncion _ .,■ Ventura Co., Calif.

Indian rancher ia^n Santa Barbara Channel

on site of mission of San Buenaventura*

visited "by Portola Expd. in 1769. -- Bancroft,

(after Crespi's Diary),Hi8t.Calif., 1,143,1884

8o6 AsuBipwft

Asunc ion

Oalif

Name on map of Monterey District, 1801 -10, on
upper Salinas River & SW of San Miguel Mission
—Bancroft, Hist. Calif. 11,145, 1885.

La Asimc ion. — Place roac'ied by Aiiza Exrd.1776,
oh Rio de Monterey [=SalinaG ¥(?<'] about 10

leagues llW of Sa:: Luis Obispo Mission. —Pedro
Font :Diary ,Anza Ii:xp.d.l775-1776:Pubs. Acad.Pacif
Ooast Hist.Vol.3,No.l,-n.o7.March 1913.

. a ^ *T ^ « -v Ventura Co., Calif,
Asuncion de Nueetra Senora or Aeumpta

UBite of present city of Ventur^
Name given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to large

ridian tcvn on Santa Barbara Channel at the

mouth of Ventura River, east bank, because
they reached it on the eve of that festival.
They thought it was the town which Rodriguez
Cabrillo named Pueblo de Canoas. -"• Costanso,

Diary Portola Expd. , Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast

Hist.,vol.2,no.4,195, 1911.

Ai?IH!l£i5? ^® Kuestra Senora/ — Crespl, Diary

ver

Portola Elxpd. in Palou»8 Noticia de la Nueva
Calif., 2, 136, Mexico, 1874.

Mission of San Buenaventura founded 1782
at place named by first expd. (1769), Assufl^pta

or Asuncion de Utr& Senora* At entrance To
Santa Barbara Channel, Lat 34* 13 * . Palou,
Vida de Junipero Serra, 246, Mexico, 1787.

See also Absunta, Asunta, As sump t a, Can o as

IfSite of present city of Ventura'
Asunta Ventura C^,, Calif.

Indian rancheria on Santa Barbara Channel on
aite of mission of San Buenaventura, visited
by Portola Expd. in 1769. — Bancroft (after
Pages ♦Voyage), Hist, of Calif., 1,143,1884.

See Asumpta

s.

^^'^-^-^^^iiv-a ,:::^ U2.2, <^ lo iL*.|SKx^ wo.3^1^ t:jJa;uvv^

. , v--5wX>. v^sJw-Jlj^ -f^^-»-«^ -^^^ v^^-^-u;^ ^ <A«« — ?

l^^H-

c

AuLum

[Auburn]

C>^l^Wa.\ County Seat of Placer County.

'Statutes of California, i:,51, 176,
•Ibid, 1854, 223,1054-.
Gibbcs, Map of California, 185".
• W-^rfccX.;-^' ^i.*J!^. Ufl^ .,5-5., dL-^ . \ ^5^.

1851.

KvxVvy-VVx ,?lcL«-^^ ^0 .

cMi4-

^•^'^-^Tv^

J

Ausaymas ^ncho

name_

Monterey Co. ,i46'^1881."

3an Bonito Co.

7

rancho in
locality.-

— *-'aXii»

San Benito«i^
- Hist,

^\V,ac^JL'VwVve'^

Auiumnes River C Iferced River]

Calif.

Name given for river south of the "Towalumne*
on insert 'Map of the Gold Regions' in Colton'
Map of the U. S. 1849-— Osawald, H. F. ,
Califomien, Leipzig 1849.

Aux-um-nes Rivor

[Merced River]

Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London, II,

00,1851.

Avatoha

See Rio 3an

Calif

cio ou Avatcha

Ave Larla Creek

Creek flowing into Llariposa Pdvcr

from the S 5 miles 3 of Lariposa.-Gibbes,
Map of California, 1852.

Avendale Creek Kings 'Jo
See Avenal Creek

Calif

Oalif.

Avenal Oreek Kings Oo.

Avenal; creek, traversing McLure

Valley, southwest Kings County, U#S •GeOg^Board May 15^1908

California. (Not Dicks nor Aven-

dale.)

Avenal Gap

Kfi:^s 06.

Calif.

Avenal; gap or pass in southern part

of Ke'ttleman Hills, Kings County, U, S .GdQg. BOard.May 15, 1908

California (in latitude 35° 50').

AvQnal Ridge Calif.

UQ p Tj_ „j If .IK IQrtfl Avenal; ridge, south end of Diablo

• O.Uepg.DOara^May IJ^IVUO. Range{betwenAntelopeandMcLure

valleys), California. ^

Avisadera, Fta. [Point Avisadero]

tover]T3e Liofras, Carte de I'Orogon, des Cal-

ifornies, f^c.,1844. (map no. 16)

Point on ^.^ side of San Francisco Bay, S
of San Francisco ^v\v.

Ayala gave the name Punta de Concha to

this roint. — Lieut. Ayala' s First Survey
and Map of the Bay of San Francisco, 1775.

R. Avoine

Calif.

Tributary, Sacramento K. ; flowing E.,W ^ide.|

Df-' Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Calif-

ornies (S;c,Gen*i map. 1844.

See Sacramento K«

A

Niome

K,

Ir (Horn ex 5 Cvcek 1

Cal

Cl WcovcK O-i^ S

\alWdc 4o'

\

lAo \\>

f

I

oxto.'me'xvAo Kwer A-UvMVTAoy W 4-ro-Tvi\V. oCf

'A

f

^fcl^o-^ms , Ca^^ie. dc tOvtgon.dts dl*^rT\\e^,^ . , iW.he

I

v\frai T>\a

I

piac£- n^"^^ - ^3t^/. ^

Mt. Bache, F5anta Clara Co. „ Calif.

One of 2 pealcs in range west of Almaden
Mines, formerly called by Indians Qumouhiain,

5430 ft; second peak Choual . 3530 ft.
—Frederic Hall, History of f^an Jose, 9, 1871

Badccer Hill

Nevada Co. ,

Mining town on south bank of liidile Yuba,
1 mile north of Cherokee.— .ar/sville
Weekly Express, vol, 3, no. 14, Jan.1,1869,

c

Butte County,

Settletr.ent in 1853 south of Ophir City [present
Orovill€3.-0ilbert, Wells k Chanibers, History
of Butte County, p. 234. 1882,

Ball i a

..aino on Uilkes LiG.p in vliat appears, to
m Felipe Valley, southern California.

Wilkes ExT.ecl. Narrative, V, uap (dated
1841) racing p.lfiO, 1045.

ue

^ , . , , • [-San Pablo Bay]

Bahia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe^ Calif

Lieut. Ayala*s First Survey and Map of the
Bay of San Franciso, 1775.

Caniza.res, from whose report lyala's map
vi/as made, called this bay Bahia Redonda. —
Report of the Pilot Don Jose Canizares to
Commander Don Juan de Ayala, in Zoeth Eldredge,
•March of I'ortola'', 66, 1909.

Bahia de N. S. Rosario

Calif.

Name given tq^^STpart of San FrEincisco

L

Potrero San Pablo. -- Lieut.

^r
J

Ayala 's First Surve
San Francisco, 1775.

and Map of the Bay of

Bahia or Puerto

r=^Cxulf of the Farallones]
ae San Francisco Calif.

Gulf in the Pacific fonned by Point Reyes
and Montara Point, reached by Portola Expd.
in 1769. — Costanso, Disiry Portola Expd» ,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., v61. 2, no.
4,p. 265. 1911.

Bahia Pedonda [= San Pablo Bay] Calif.

Name given by Caiiizares to Sen Pablo Bay,
although he says it 'is not round, but a perfect
isoceles triangle. — Report of the Pilot Don
Jose Caiiizsires to Commander Don Juan de Ayala,

in Zoeth Eldredge's 'March of Portola', 66,1909
San Pablo Bay appears on Ayala 's map as

Bahia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe. — Lieut.
Ayala 's First Survey and Map of the B:y of
San Francisco, 1775.

^RinconiBlal Ventura Co., Call

Pueblo del Bailarin or Santa Clara de Monte Talco

Bl Bailarin. — Populous Indian rancheria
On Santa Barbara Channel, 4 leagues Wf of Ven-
tura River "on point of land near which ran
stream of good water" (Rinc on Pt. & Creek). •—
Visited by Portola Expd. in 1769 and named for

chief, who was a good dancer, -- Costanso, Diary
Portola Bxpd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist.,
vol.S,no.4, 197, 1911.

Santa Clara de Monte Talco. — "Soldiers
named it Bailarin, and I called it Santa /--,-»^-,

Clara de Monte Taloo. Lat. 34** 4o*. Crespi^

Diary Portola Expd. , in Palou's Hoticia de la
ITueva Calif., 2, 138, Mexico, 1874,

"Speired Bilarih by Bancroft

Santa Barbara Co. ,Calif •

Baile de las Indias (or La Graciosa or San

ramon Nonata) [^San Antonio Creek]

Name ^iven by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
lake [now disappeared] about b miles N of Santa
Ana River. Named Baile de las Indias because '
it was the first place vhere they "saw Indian
women dance. — Costanso, Diary Fortola Expd.,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist, vol. 2, no.4,
pp, 213. 307. 1911.

G-iven name Baile de las Indias, although*
others call
San Pamon
Expd. in Pal

2, 154, Mexico, 1874.

Bakers

rjuisan
ornia,

Place II of Suisun Bay, 30 miles IW of

[Suis'on] City.--Gi"bbes, Map of Calif-
18.-')2.

Bakers Heach

Calif.

On west bank of oacramento I^iver, opposite
Hensley Id. (now Handall Id.) — "Hinggola,
Chart of Sacramento River, 1850.

Bald Hills

^CrilDbs, in Schoolcraft, III, 133, 1853.

Laid Lit.

.'.oui'ltairx Id uiles ^.7SW of Eureka. --
Gibbes, i^ap of California, 1352.

Baltimore

Place S of Lierced River, near its mouth.
Gibbers, Lap of California, 1052.

Bandini ' s Ranclid

On Santa Ana River, -fiept
Sen, Doc.47, 31st Cong. 1st Jes

Ud*X xX •

'^

Lt.E.O.C.Ord- in
119,1850,

v^vWo^v^ ^^ .c. ,^u^AJLo^~1^

{j(!c5^.i^n.

I*.

V

OJ^,^^

:BoIV

^Yve_s.

Barillo Valley

See Barrel Valley

Kern

'^ n

Calif.

Barker Valley

Valley in
ranicnto River.

[Vaca Valley]
Solano County, T7 of the

Sac

Hutchir^'s Calif. Lag., II,397,Marc};,1658 .

Barnetts

Place on S side Stanislaus Pdver,

of Knights Crossing [Knights Ferry].- -Gib be^Ts^
Llap of California, 1852.

Barranco de la 011a

Santa Cruz Co. , Calif.

Name given by Portola Erpd. in 1769 to
deep ravine near coast which they passed more

than 2 leagues WNW of San Lorenzo River. —
Costanso, Diary Portola Erpd. , Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, p. 253,1911

Barranco de la 011a. — Crespi, Diary Por-
tola Expd. , in Palou*s Ndticia de la Nueva
Calif.. TO. 188. Mexico. 1874.

» i

Barrel Tallay

Kern 06*

Calif.

Barrel; valley, in center of Township
26 South, Range 17 East, Kern
county, California. (Not Barillo nor
Barril.)

U.S.Geog. Board, Apr. 7,1909

^^evada

Barren. River C=Hu-nVoldt River]

^0 called by J. R. Falkor's party on way
from Salt Lake to Monterey in 1833. --Adven-
tures of Zenas Leonard, 159, 19 04 (rej;n from
original of 1839 ) >

-^Mcx1a<> Mar u 5 Kivrer" an.A HumboTdt K'wer

Barren River [-Humboldt River] Nevada

*^o called by J. R, ^alkar's party on way
from Salt Lake to Montjrey in 1833. --Adven-
tures of Zenas Leonard, 159, 19 Oi (repr. from
original of 1839).

SiijLcJUxj M<x>r\js K\Ver o/vJL Humboldt T{ I Vef

Barril Valley

Kern Co

See Barrel Valley

Calif,

SI Barro

.Calif.

gl Barro tclav or mud) : pla,ce in mountains

J. M. Anador, Men-.orias
MS, Bancroft Library,

near Tuolumne Piver. —
sobre Historia Calif.,
p. 2^. 1877.

Basalt Hill

Merced Co. . Calif.

T. 3 If /- TOTO Basalt; Hill (elevation 1,687 feet), in

U-S*Ge0g«B0ard,L'iar«6,iyi<i Township loS., Range SE., south of

eastern end Pacheco Pass, Diablo
Range, Merced County, California.

Ba-tom-da-kai Valley

[Little Lake Valley]

•Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,118,1853.

Bottle Creek

Bockvdth,F:.G., in ^x.Doc.l29,:35d.Conf:. ,
lst.Se?,-^.,^OfIII(pt.2),Art.5a,n''^,^V "/),1855.

Stevens, I. I. , chart of map (dated 1853-4), in
|Sx.Doc.l29,33d.Cong.,lst.Sesg.,XVIII(pt.4),lS55.

Treek novnnf: into Eiacrarnento River from the

Qjli^ ^^ — 1 b •vwbL^ M %iL !?• A/ 1^ c% Oft

E

}

r^erji Bl

U 0 0 d^

Battle Creek

2

[Battle Creek]

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II.Art.II.
51,1855.

Battle Id.

•Islraid at i: end of Clear Lake.--aibbs
in Schoolcraft, 111,109,1853.

Battle Lakes =Humboldt and Carson SirJc ' \\jj^

--Adventures of Zenas Leonard, 166, 167, 1904
(repr. from original of 1839) .

San Diego Co„ , Calif.
Cafiada del Bautismo (or Los Cristianos or

San Ap 0 1 i nar i o ) _.
Canyon 3 leagues SE of San Juan Capistrano,
visited "by Portola Expd, in 1769 and named

Canada del Bautismo, because two Indian children
were "baptised there. -- Costanso, Diary Portola
Expd., Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2,
no. 4, 173, 1911.

The soldiers called the place Los Cristianos;
Crespi named it San Apollnario; others called
it I? Cariada de los Bautismos. -- Crespi,

Diary Portola Ixpd. in Palou's Noticia d'e la
Nueva Calif., 2, 113, Mexico. 1874.

Bayou Cita

Place in narrov; valley V of Colorado

Desert. .
^a|.U:^.^oVv.^*p:mory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, 612, 1848.

Beales Ear

At junction of North
iimerican River. --
Feb. 14. 1852.

Calif.

ana South Forks of
Sacramento Union,

Beal • s Bar

Bar between Sacr£u:icnto City and Conciem
ned ^n.r. — Stat. Calif., 1854, ;:22, IBM.

Calif.
Bear Lake San Bernardino Co, ,

Lake in San Bernardino Mts. between
Stmta Ana River .and A^ojave Desert, crossed
by the San Bernardino Meridian.

So~najned in 1845 by Benj . D. Wilson, because

of numbers of bears killed there by his men
while on an Indi^in campaign. — Benj. D. V/ilson

Obser/ations on Early Days in Calif, and New
Mexico, 29, 34, MS, Bancroft Library, 1877.

bear ^iver

from

t 1

Pivcr emptyin • into ^^e Sacrei:iento
e liE about lb miles H of : ar-Rville,
Statutes of Californic., 1B5G, ICl, 1850.

d.iyyicCJJl-VjJk

/^. V,\.H

^

( * "'"•^^^V

^Oyyiy. I AX/jO Xt uLl 33 X

.^U'i^

i

K

\

Bear River (/ti;ia,dor County)

ooall ?hort ntreara in Sierra rising f of
Silver Lake and floring (in conjunction v/ith
Beaver Creek) into IIokeluLuie F.iver fror:i the i^.

a.^/WcixxSiiL.-- t:<SL.o^ic^ .i^-^*L^

ieAt Moi-VV'

SoLVv'BiQ.qo Ci

0 V-6.

CoX\

\

^-J^^^J^-*-^

Gib]

Bear Valley n.^ „ ., , ,

^ [Bear Valley]

,I'ap of California, 1852
Valley and settlement S of I'erced Ri
between Coultcrville and Uariposa.

ver

Bear Butte

Place on f.el River,

'Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, III, 135,1853.

Bear Creek

1.

Ilutchines Calif. Ma^., 1, 540-541,1857. •
Creek rising II^' of Lit. Lannen between S
Fork Cow Creek and N Fork Battle Creek,

flowing westerly into Sacramento Biver at

Logan's Ferry.

.na

Beck-nth, E.Cr,, in T]x.Doc.ir.9,.^:^rl.Conp. .l-^t

bess

TTr

■c J

III(r)t.;:).Art.5a;o":1855

Stevens, I. I., chart of map(dated 1853-4) in

.- i a %.

Doc. 129, 33d. Con/:;:.. 1 St. S

O* I

es3.,SVIII(pt.4),1855

Bear Creek

2

[Bear Creeic]

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II, Art.II,
52,1855.

Bear Creek

Blake, Y/.P,, in Pac. Rr. Rep. ,V,pt. 11, 1^,1857.
Creek flowing into Burns Creek from the S.

Bear Creek

S Fk^

[Bear Creek]

Creek flowing into^LIerced River from
the S, 11 of Mariposa, Uariposa County.
Gibbe's Lap of California, 1652.
Willia:ason,R.S., laap, in Ex.Doc.ir.9,3.?d.
Cor^;.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),ie55.

B^ar Creek C-^eA.\ iCw^^")

Calif

ornia

MrCreek.--Maior D, H. Yinton: Senate

Bx, Doc. 1, 31st Cong. 26.. 3es3. pt. II, 245,

1850.
Yubl Riv^lf ^'''^''' ^etNsen American and

Bear Creek [Bear River]

Hiver eniptjdng into
I'icolaus, Sutter Co.

Feather River^at

Statutes of California, 1850, 62, J850.

Eear Creek

Creek in K San Joaquin County between

LIokolui.ine and Calaveras Rivers.— Gibbes, Lap
of California, 1852.

Bear Creek (Calaveras County)

Sniall creek in Calaveras County flowing

northerly into Calaveras River about midway
between San Andreas and Jenny Lind.

Bear Creek (Calaverap. County)

Small short creek flov/ing S into Middle
Fork Mokeluiine River a little E of V/est Point.

Ber.r Crenk Valley

Valley lAV of :.-ount Lassen.

P-cV-i + h,E.G.^^ in Ex.Doc.l29,.'53ri.ConP-.,
l-t.Scs?.,XVni(rit.2),Art.5a;7.':-185o.

R. Beaulieu

Calif.

■wilHiw WW mwiiiiiKiiiiu

Tributary , Sacramento R. ; flowing E.,:v sidr3

De Mo fras Carte de l»Oregon, des Cali-

fornies &c. Gen^ map. 1844.

2ee Sacramento R.

P\ bmncW ct SacrawevvTo Hwer -i^lowincf^vTN Worn NAT SomiL (Xyi[-
ance S. oLlot^tud-e ^
3)etTo-^ras. Carte dt rOTeg)Ti,d€?,Ca\(WTfM€5^.^1^44.hewefal-maf'

Beauty Island: Black crater in Mono Lake. —
J."R.V. in California Scrapbook by Oscar
Shuck, p. 171, San Francisco, 1869.

T.

C*-CTT-X)L»sJtA.k^*r5,»^

N(ftv(, l%S-t.

Beavar Rivir C=^coU RiverJ^iskivou'Oo. /7alif

Scott Riv3r in valley of sane name, just
W of Shasta "^^alley, N Oalif . , was called
"Beaver River" by the Hudson's Bay "lompany. —

Gihbs, in ^choplcraft, Indian Tribes, III, ln9
1853.

Scott Rivar in vallejr of sa^ne nana, just
W of Shasta Tallay, N Calif., was callsd

"Beaver River" by the Hudson's Bay Company. --
Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, Indian Tribes, III, 159
1853.

Bechtels or Little Lake Valley

^_ J. Ross Browne, Harper's Monthly -.ag.,
p. 13, 1861.

uMiwiiipiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiliiiiwm

Beckv/orth' s Pass

Pass in Sierra Ilevada ("lat. 39° 50'").

^ John S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif. "ag.,
Ill, 357, Feb., 1859.

0

Beckwourth's Pass [BeckwoTrrih Pass]

Calif

"While on this exaursionilSSl] 1
discovered what is now knoww as 'Beclo
wourth*'B Passi m the Sierra Nbvada."—
BBckwourth: Life & Adventures, 515, 1856.

Suuv SecV.\M\W^o^ss

BiJckwourth Vallef

Calif

•I» the spring of iSlft I establish-
ed rajself m Becikwourth Valley." --Beck-
vrourth: Life & Adventures, f^l9,ia56.

N'ear central fork of Feather river.
IMd. 526.

IIW coast California

E Steele in Kept . Comrn. Ind. Af f r ♦ s for
1863, 404, 1864.

^U^U^ / T Pol if

Hreeze-outJ •'•°^®» ^2,111.

--Article from Themis^ a Sacramento
in Mem*l and Biog'l Hist. of North* n
1691. (Lewis Pub'g Go.)

(?) weekly,
Calif., 91,

Pt. Beener

On ^Saii Joaquin Eiver, at
Rackels Id. (now winter Id.) -
Map of Anchorage off New York
1850 .

.Calif.

south end of

Ringgold,
of the Pacific,

iii^*

Beeners Channel

Calii* .

Row kiddle olough, between Browns and T/inter
islands, near moutn of 3an Joaauin reiver.—
itmg^old's Map of Anchorage off New York of
the Pacific. 1850,

Belmont

[Belmont]

^Statutes of California, 18513,276,1855.

' Tov/n on W side San Francisco Bay, SY/ of
San L'lateo.

Bench Valley Fresno Co. Calif.

U.S.Geoe:. Board. June 7.1911 ^"''^' ^^"^y* ^'""^ ^"""'y- ^^"■

v/g,. ^vcw. u.,1^ uno r ,X7AA f^r^i^^ latitude 37° 05', longitude 118°

49-

Calif.

Beijicia; town on north Bide Strait of
Caraumez. 35 miles from San Francisco. In
1848 or 1849 contained about 1000 inhabitants
including garrison; headquarters of Pacific
Division of IL^.hrmy. — Buffui/^, E. Gould,
Six Months in the Gold Mines, 149, 1850.

Benicia

— ~ [Benicia]
cat of Solano Count

ir

~^tra

ume

II

;

Statutes of California, 185", 61, 1850.
The infant city of Benicia."-- Kelly
Excursion to Calif., Lond. ,11, 57,1851; Ibid. r.67
(Benicio) .

'Established as "permanent Seat of Gov-
errjiiont " for State of California, May 18. 1853.-

Statutes of California, 1853,217,1853.

H"

— SflllJL*

•leiliaia. --Place on north bank of Straits of
Karquinez selected in or before 1849 by Ma lor
Gen, Persifor F. Smith and Commodore Jones *as
the most favorable Ipcalitv for our military
and naval depots."— Major I). H. Vinton, Senate
Ex. Doc. 1, 31st Cong. 2d Sess. pt. 11,248, 1850 j

Benicio

[Benicia]

•Kelly, Excursion to Calif., London, II,

Tovm in Solano County, just .:
Carauines.

of Strait

Bernardino, lit.

[San Bernardino Peak]

^ Tfilkes Expod. Narrative, V, map (dated

1041) facing p. ieo.,.1845.

f, -^^Y^ , , v*

^Ww*/'

c

^.^tir-^

^-_- ^lountainOmn south
to oan Bernardino Peak. — Lt.
Repts. V, pt. 1. p, 8, 1856.

end** Sierra Nevada
Williamson, P. R.

R.

Bernardino Sierra

Name proposed for the ranges running
transversely to S end ol* Sierra Nevada, ex-
tending from that point to peak of San Ber-
nardino. --Blake, 1^. P. , in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,

135,1857.

Bernardino Valley

Blake, W.P,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,90;.aby

)l»l|l!l»*«l«i;«h«l«!l"!'il* 'l|l|llrtl»*WIJi|l.

Berryellessa Valley

[B or rye

C* C* r^

Valley]

• Statutes of California., 1852, 192, 1852.

'Valley on Puta Creek in !IE I!,: pa County E
of Pope Valley.

* Statutes of California, 1855,77,1855 (Berri
essa Valloys) .

Berryessa Ranch =Las Putas Ranch, Calif.

"Las Putas Ranch, cornraonly known as the Berry-
essa Ranch. "--L.L. Palmer, in Hist. of Napa and
Lake Counties, Calif., Slocimi, Eowen &Co..
p.llO'(of Napa Co.,), 1881.

Berries na Val leys

[Berryessa Valley]

•Valley in eastern Ila.pa County.
'Statutes of California, 1855,77,1855.

Terry s

Place 18 miles HE of Benicia.
.aap of California, 1B52.

--Gibbes

Eidlwell'8 Bar Uc3,,^a^'^^v'^«.oc•tW(tx■•V.^M^^l
Bates: Four Years on Pacif .Ctoast,
[5th Ed. 227, 1858 J

Calif.

,185

Bidwells Ear

[Bidv/ell:^, Tar],

ribbes; Ilap of California, 1852.

Ear on S Fork Feather River, 2 miles
from junction vath II Fork.

^^^^^11 [BidwelPs Bar]

Provisionally named as county scat of
Butte County, March 19, 1853. (-heretofore
Bi dwell' s Bar") .

•Statutes of California, 1853,53,1853.

--*,;» , ^

Bestville

•Place 44 miles from Orleans Bar via
the Forks of Salmon River.

'Statutes of California, 18rr^, 507,1855.

• Mining village of some 15 houses on "
Fork Salmon River, named for trader Best.--
C-ibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,150,185.''..

Bidwell Peak

Calif.

Peak at the junction of Middle and South
Fork of Feather River.— Sac rajmento Bai
Transcript, April 1, 1851,

Betumki or Metumki Vfclley. L'endocino Co., Calif.

Little Lake or willits Valley at head of Outlet
or., a tributary to main Sel liiver.

Ba~tum-ki; Redick McKee in San Francisco Courier,
quoted by Sacramento Union, Oct. 3, 1851.

Eetumki; Redick McKee, Senate Ex. Doc. 1.32nd
Cong., 1st Sess., pt. Ill, 501, 1351.

Miiaki: Gibbs in Schoolcraft. Ill, 115. 1853.

Mtomkaj: Barrett, Ethno-Geog. Porno, 146,259,1908.
The name is pronounced Me-tum-ki by the tribe

(Me-tum-mah Porno) inhabiting the valley.^v^L
Be-tum-ki by the Yokiah Porno of Russian River. -c^

BveV

^^ij-.

Big Bar (on Trinity River)

[Big 1 ar]

ace on Trinity River, W of T/eaverville.
I^atutes of California, 1853,307,1853.
.Gibbers Llap of California, 1852.

Stat, of Calif., 1854, C22, 1854.

Big &?r. (on Trinity River)

Mentioned in narrative of prospector on
527"^June^l871^^ ISi^-— Overland Monthly,

P

Big Bar

Hutchings Calif. Mag., Ill, 490, 1859.-

u ^

V

L

r^l

.'-\

^1

'V ^

Big Blue. Hills

Fresno Co.

Calif.

U.S. Geog.Board,Mar.6, 1912

Big Blue; Hills, Diablo Range, extend-
ing alnng S?^n Jjoaqmn- -Vall^^^rorn
Cantua Creek on northwest to Joaquin
Ridge, on the southeast, Fresno
County, California.

T> •

Big Canon

long) .

On :: Fork of Feather River, (r.4 rdle

s

1858.

Hutchings Calif. Mag. II, 44:9l452, April,

Big Devil Clark Oo
See Devil Peat

Calif,

(on Trinity River)

Calif.

Mentioned in_ narrative of prospector on
June^l^71^^^^ m IS^.— Overland Monthlv.

thly, p. 52'

Big Falls

•Place on Tuolunine River, on NE boundary
of Stanislaus Couiitj^iw'v-wtA^iliU^e*/,,,^^ I

^otatutes of California, 1855,245,1855.

Big Laggon

Lagoon in Colorado Desert between

Creek and Colorado River.--Blake,W.P. ,

Rr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,109,1857.

C arise
in Pac.

Big Laguna

Li3^x X X •

On Colorado Desert, 6 milae from New
Biver.— Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 293, N.Y.
1859.

Eig Laguna.-- Pacif .R.R.Repts. Gen.Map of Expl,

& Surv. Calif. 1853.

Svfli Uokk<L t-^^^-^'^ Vj\.<C^

Sji^V:5=c.A„U^'eoJG^- ^'"-^■v.\.H,Ho.<5,:i£'0,T>SlrA*no.

txjJUC.

^-

(io.*?,J3fO,T^ATto

\

ali

Bigler Lake L-Lao^TcLVioO

Blake, Wm. P., Notes on Geology <i Mines of

Nevada Territory (Washoe oilver^fiegion) , ''liarter

lvJoum.Geol.3oc. London, pp. 317-328, ilpril 13,
1864.

Lake Bigler

LNow Lake TahoeJ

Calif.

Lake nEimed by ''Gen."Tynn*s Indian Expedition

TT

for the Governor of .valifomia.
Hutchings Calif. Mag., I I, 107, 108, Sept. 1857.
Oalled Lake Tahoe, Mountain Lake (Fremont),
and Lake Bompland (Preuss).

Letter from Lt.Lo wry, U.S. Boundary Commission-
ers, Los Anj^eles, Jan. 30, 1861, oublished in
S. F. Herald, Feb., 1861.

»^±

Calif. Farmer, Jan. 30, 1863

-A.S.Taylor

Bigler Lake =Lake Talioe

--Article from Themis, a Sacramento (?) v/ee
in Mem'l and Biog'l Hist.of No-th*n Calif..
Lewis Pub'g Co., "^94, 1891.

kiy,

Inn.

Big Hfeadowsfproli. = Truckee Meadows]

N«v»

•*23 miles from the Sink of the HumlDoldt
Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 276,N.Y.1859.

Bir Meadows

Hutchings Calif .Llag. , 1, 529, June,lS57.

Big L'eadows

Marshy mnadows in northern Sierra.
• Hutchings Cal if .Lag. , II , 449, April , 185n .
iiirte.— Tlie Big Meadows here mentioned ^lay be

^' "^ -^^^^ %iX 1 ^y. ^^ not what is now known as
Bif': Lieadows.

Big Pyutt [=Piute] Valley

Valley^ 15x4 miles^traversed by Y/ Fork
Talker River,

Hutchings Calif. Kag., II, 534, Jiuie 1658

Big Eiver

Mendocino Co»

Calif.

River emptying into Mendocino ^. --Hutch-
ings, Calif. Mag. Ill, 157, 1858.
Native Indian name

Name applied
because of blow-holes around the bay at its
mouth.— History of Mendocino Co. 168. San
Francisco, 1880. Alley, Bowen & Co. Pubrs*

Big River

i*

* Stat.

of Calif., 1854, 223,1854.

the E.

River emptying into Llendocino Bay from

1 1

Big Sulphur or Pluton Cr*eek".

Calif

Empties into Russian river. -Bamei:
From Atlantic to Pacific^Overlani, 111,

1866.

Big Tree Grove

[Bigtrees]

Place in HE part of Calavera.s Countv.
AnctrcfflP .

Hutchings Calif .Mag. ,11, 538, June, 1658.

Big Trees

In Calaveras County.

Hutchings Calif .Llag., I, 7B, Aug. ,1856.

e<a-.^.

\U^?fcA.-^ e^JU^./W^. VA. lV,VA.*^,:>S-o,i:^. \%(,Q,

Bird

in

island '"^^^ - (2£^/l'/i^.. j Calif.

Irn^an^aiicisco Bay.- Bryant: What I Saw
Calif. 333, 1648.. [Entry dated Oct. 13. 18461

Blx^J^ Tied:

\W>=5a^J^' Cis^iia . ^^^ * ^3- ^^^-^-^-^-^i?-^ 'SS'1.

Bitter Creek

Bitter; creek, an intermittent stream
heading in southwestern corner of
Township ii North, Range 24 West,
S. B. M., and flowing diagonally to-
ward the northeast across the town-
ship, Kern county, California.

U.S.aeog*Board,Apr.7, 1909

Bitterwater Creek

Kern Oo.

Calif.

U.S.Geog.Board, Apr.7,1909

Bittcrwater; creek, heading in south-
eastern corner of Township 28 South,
Range 18 East, San Luis Obispo
county, and flowing into the San
Joaquin valley in northwest quarter
Township 27 South, Range 19 East,
Kern county, California.

Bittenratef Valley

Bitterwater; valley,, of Bitterwater
creek, from southwestern corner of
Township 27 South, Range 18 East,
to its debouchment, Kern county,
California.

KQm Q6. Calif

U.S. Geog.Board.Apr.?, 1909

Black Butte Creek

Hutchings Calif .Llag. , 1,540, June, 1857.

■a

BeckY:itl-i,E.&. , in Ex.Lo^ti.i;:,9,o.'5d.Cor^. ,1st
oes^. ,XYIII(pt.2) , Art. 5a, 1655.

Beckwith,E.G. , in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II,Art.II,
50,1855.

Black Greek

,__Creek flowing into Eel River from the
K.-Gibbers,L:ap of California, 1852.

Black Mt.

Hutchings Cal if .Mag. , III , 146, 1858

Black Mountains San Bernardino Go.
See Dead Mountains

Calif

Black Butte

llutchinf:s Calif. Lla^., 1, 540, June, 1857.

^1 ^/ ■- W'^^

\

r-

• * *'

1-^ ' ■ I

BeckwithjE.Q. , in Ex.Doc.l29,33d.Conf"^. ,l?!t.
ef^s.,(XVIII(pt.2),Art,5a.;57,75;1855.

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac,Rr.Rep.,n,Art.II,

• i

Blossom Rock

Beecliey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,375,1831.

Rock in San Francisco Bay about midway
betvjecn Alcatraz and Goat Islands, discovered
by Capt. Beechey a.nd by him named after his
hip, the Blossom. _ '

De Mofras, Carte de 1» Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, &c, Map 16. 1844. f Roche Blossom)

s

Blue Creek

[Blue Creek]

Gibbe^^^i-ap of California, 1852.

Creek flowing ST/ into Trinity River
15 miles from mouth.

cL

bout

Blue Mountain

See Sutro Crest

Calif.

1:1 ue Mountain

Mountain few miles SW of San Francisco,

1,097 ft. high.-Blake,W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.
V,pt.II,140,1857. _ ^ '

Rin^old, Chart :f San Pablo Bay. 1850.

Blue Llountain Solano

See Mount Vaca

Co

Calif

Bluff Creek, or Otche-iooh

• Cibbs in Sclioolcraft, 111,147,1853.

riimts P.ocks

Rocks off Cave Lieridocino.--GiTDte;2^
Llat) of California. 1852.

Pte, Bodega

Ll3odega HeadJ

11.

Headland on Pacific uoa^t W of Bodega
Bay and N of Tomeies Point, Sonomi^ Co.

Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse. Maf 31 (1786)

1797

De Molras, Carte de 1' Oregon et dti Uali-

lornies, &c. Gen*l map, 1844

Pte. de la Bodega ou C. Roman 2off« Map 17

ibid.

Bodega and Port Bodega LBodega Bay] Calif.

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95

lond., 1, 428.1798, & AtlasTpttd^ Iq

Langsdorff

London, "pY. 11,163^207'^ 18l47
Kotzebue, Entdeckungsreise, Weimar, II. 9. 1821-

Lloyd's translation, London, I, 285, 1821.
Also Kotzebue New Voyage, London, II, 117,

i^, lyjg (referred to as Port T^omcnzow
_ or Bodega)

De Mofr|s, garfe de 1^0r|fon, des Califomies

uc, {jenn map, ig4£. (Pt^JiuaaoJalla.

^odega } —

Pointe Bodega LDe Mofras=Tomaies Pt.] Calit.

Name used by de Mofras for Tomales
at W entrance Tomales Bay. Not to
fused with present Bodega Head.

Point
be con

De Mofras, 'Jarte de 1 'Oregon et des Cal-
if omies, Map 17. 1844.

Port de la Bodepia

""7"'— 1 iMiiiriiniiniii-iiimiiiliniiiiiiii ••WimwwiWiiiii«iiiiiiiiiiiii..iiii-..ii ^^^^

LBodega BayJ Calif

De Mofras,

1,108.
Bodega

Exploration de l'Oregon,o;:c.
1844. Named by Don Juan de la
y Quadra in 1779.

Bodega Jky &, Point

Calif,

c^c^ Tyson, Geology of ualif. Sen. Doc. 47,

31st Cong. 1st Sess.17, 1850.
Also on map.

Bodega Point ibid, p. 18.

Bodega Bay

Gibbers, Lap of California, 1852.

^*Vi 1 1 iaiason , ^ -> . , '-i-p , in Ex . Do c . 1 29 ,
•53d.Conr.,l3t.Se3s.,XVIII(rt.4),1855.

Pu3rtp de Bodega ■ __^alif.

Described by Font in 1776 as Ivinp; about 4
leagues N of Point Reyes in Lat.38°18*. "los
entrance is forTied.on tas side,b3/ ''^^ Punta del
Cordon, k on the other, by the Punta de Arenas."
-Pedro Fcnt:Dian/,Anza Expd. 1775-1776: Pubs. Acac
Pacif. Coast Hist.yol.3,!To.l,p.69,:.Iarch 1913.

Bodega Heeid

ay.—

Headlpuid at :: end of Bodega
nibbes, Lan of California, 1852.

'.'.' i 11 i ai.i3on , R . S , , map , i n E x . Do c . 1 "^9 ,

':3d.Cong.,l3t.Sess.,XVIII(r)t.4),lB55.

Calif.

fifidaeo..— Peter Corney, Y
EafiilLl, 1813-1818. Lond

Reprinted in Honolulu (book

the Northern

iterary Ga^.ette 1821;
8N p. 33, 1896.

L^uQut-ca

Beechoy, Voyage of Blossom, 1,342: 11,651
1051. WJir^.TI H.l^M.

^^^^'^-j^^ '. \MJU.dir9'

•v^^i^.

. Xli*^tiU«-jLo^,\BSy.

Bolbones, Sierra de los [=Mt. Diablo Range]
Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 1,374,1831.

Sierra de l6s Bolbones

CeI if

Name used for Berkeley hills by Beechey.

- Beechey: Voyage of Blossom [1826], 11,42, Bvo

ed. 1831. fi-ws^3^^^r_.

De Mofras, Carte de

Galifornies,

Indicated by

de Diablo ou

See Monte de Diablo

1 'Oregon et des
etc. Map 16. 1644.
De Mofras as "'Monte
Sierra de los Bolbones''.

Contra Costa Co.
Rajicho Boca de la Canada de Pinole Calif.

Rancho SE of Rancho Pinole, owned
1836 by Felipe Br i ones. -- Wm. Heath

Sixty Years in Calif., 1S31-69, 31,

Name still in use.

m
Davis

1889.

Boca del Puerte Dulce t Suigun Bay] Calif

Boca del Puerte Dulce (Mouth of the Fresh-
water port) , name given by Pedro Font to

Suisun Bay on Anza Expd. , 1775-76). — Pedro

Font, Diar}^ Anza Expd.. Pubs. Acad. Pacific

Coast Hist., vol. 3. no.l, 69, 1913.

Bohorquez

Calif.

^^Snear Tomales Bay,Nl?7 of Estero
Americano.

De Mofras, Exploration de l»0refix)n.

Tome II, p. 10, i£^

Rancha Bolsa Nueva y Moro Cojo Calif.

Ranch owned in 1650 bj Jose Simeon Castro.

The present site of the city of Castroville. -

Wi. H. Davis, Sixty Years in Calif. ,1831-89,
695, San Francisco, 1869.

Bonita, Punta
^6^^1831?'^^'^' "^'^^"^ of Blossom, I,345;II,652,

Biake,f,P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,map
facing p. 145, 1857(Pt. Bonita).

^

^t f f i

^

p

Punta Boneta -.

Pt. Bonita, N side of entrance to S
— Beech ey: Voyage of Blossom, 11,3,1831

JUalif.

F.Bay.
( Ftno t e )

Boneta, Pte.

[Point Bonita]

De Llofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c. (chart llo. 16) 1844.

Point at IJ entrance to Golden Gate.

Gibbet, Lap of California, 1052. (Point
iBoneta) .

vaiiiau.3on,R.3., mr- ^ in "x.Doc.l'^g.^'^d

Co--.,lst.Sess.,XVIII(pt.4),1855(Punta do la '
Poneta) .

Lake Bonneville

Utah

"Great Salt Lake (also called Lake Bonnevillel
-F.A.Wislizenus: Journey to Rocky Mts. in 18^^
98, 1912. Also on map acconrpanying.

Lake Bonpland =Lake Taiioe

So named by Fremont. 1843-44, accordinf: to let-
ter from him in History of Nevada, pub'^d by
Thompson 8i West, 25, 1861. *^

Bonsai's Ferry - Calif.

Bonsai's Ferry, on San Joaquin River, about
13 miles S of Stockton. Tyson, Geology of
Calif. Sen.Doc.47, 31st Cong. 1st Sess. 15,1850.

BOREGO VALLEY ( Sp. borrego-big horn sheep)

"Borego Valley and Springs are located
about ten miles east of the Verruga P. 0,
Bar ego is Spanish for sheep and the name
was applied to the valley and spring by the
early settlers in the mountains to the west
of them on account of the large bands of
mountain sheep (big horns) that roamed the
valley and watered at the spring, it was a
favorite hiinting ground for the Indian,
Mexican, and American, but alas; "the big
horns* like the Indians are passing; 'tis
seldom a track is no^^een. '

JAI.1ES J. JASPER

12/5/24

PLACE OR THING NAMED

BOREGO VALLEY

COUNTY

SM DIEGO

For what person, place, thing or event was this place named?

Who first applied the name?

If known, give date when first applied

If the name first appeared on a map or In a book give the author, title and date

Are there any other explanations of the source of this name?

Name and address of person supplying this information

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GEOGRAPHIC BOARD

Information on sources of California Place Names

g°^^^° ''^- (Sp. borrego, Mg hom sheep)

and e^t »°untain Is a short distance south
2^5/1 f* ^2^ Borego Springs. There are

See also

BOREGO VALLEY

PLACE OR THING NAMED

BOREC-0 MT.

COUNTY

SM DIIGO

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Who first applied the name?

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Information on sources ct California Place Names

BOREGO SPRING (Sp. boprego ,blg horn sheep)

"Borego Spring is one of the important
Watering places of the Colorado Desert".
Evidences of broken pottery indicate that
"Borego Spring"was long the site of an In-
dian settlement. It is claimed by some
authorities that Auza passed here on his
memorable march.

See also Borego Valley.

PLACE OR THING NAMED

BOREGO SPRING

COUNTY

SAN DIEGO

o

For what person, place, thing or event was this place naTnedT

Who first applied the name?

If known, give date when first applied

If the name first appeared on a map or In a book give^th^liirthoTrtTtl^l^Fldld^t^

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CALIFORNIA STATE

Information on sources of California Place N

GEOGRAPHIC BOARD

ames

Boston,

CalilL

Extinct paper town at or adioinins
Indian village Poosodne on north bank
American River, at junction with Sacrairento
River^

•*-^SBouu 100 yards above the old Eipbarcadero
the site upon' which Sacrairento City now stan\
Title by g^ranty deed frorr- Capt. J*. A. Sutter"
to Eleal) GrimeB, Hirarrf Grimes, and John

Sinclair. — Buffun^ E.Gould, Six Months in
the Gold Mines, 153-154,1^50.

)

' Buffurr adds that Boston was surveyed

by J.Halls and Lieut. Ringgold, U.S.N. and

is laid out in squaree 240 ft. x »^80 ft;
each subdivided into 8 building lota 80 x

100 ft., with large public squares, and
reservations for school-houses, churches,
and public buildings. Lots were selling at
from $200 to $1000 each.

lov^t

BoRuon

I'lncG on i: side Rio

[A^nerican River] at mouth,
ifornia., ISo:;.

de loR /'uiioricanos
Gibbet i:an of Cal

Bottilleas =Jackson, Calif.

--Article from Themis, a Sacramento (?) weekly

i^ ^^?Sni ^ ^}^^^ {^ist. Of North'n Calif.,
90, 1891. (Lewis Pub'g Co.) '

^

Bound's Slough

Colusa Co. , Calif

On Sacramento River 20 miles above Colusa.—
J.H.Rogers, Colusa County, Its History and
Resources, p. 137, 1891

Brandy Gulch

-£ross^7b7flunie from Clear Cr'^^d^T^^
Youngs lull, Yuba County.

Kutchin£:s. Calif .Mag., II, 105^c^.p^^^3g^^^

CiaU

I

Brannan Id.

. Calif

South of Taylor Id. [now Grand Id.];
bounded on west and north by Sacramento
and on south and east by Hensley Slough
Sevenmile Slough].— Ringgold, Chart of
mento Hiver, 1850.

River

[now
Sacra-

Brannan River =Eel River, Calif.

So named by Saml.and Jolin Brannan. in 1850.
Thought thsy had discovered it. --Frank T. Gilbert
Hist. of Calif. Vol.1 of Hist. of Butte Co., Cali
by Harry L.Wells, p. 125, 1682. (Two vols.iA one.

Brajint^'s tule farm

On west side San Joaquin Biver,. 5 or
miles belov/ riouth of Disapoomtment
San Francisco Weekly Bulletin, }Jla.r,
1660.

6

Slough.

17,

Breccia Pass

Pass in Sierra Nevada, near middle fork of
Stanislaus River (alt. 10,150 ft.) .—Blake, W.P.
in Pac,Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,135,1857.

Bridge House

ee Cosumne

Sacramento Go

Calif.

KJ

H

ridgeport-

Calif.

On Yuba river. INE of Marysville] -
Bates: Four Years on Pac if. Coast, ,18fc7|

L5th Ed. 179, 1858.]

Brigliton

[Brif;ht.on]

Town at head of navi^jation on /imcr-
ican River, a.'/^ r.:J^ t k| ^u..ww..^dU- eitz^ .

~ '(v^^^^"^^^? ""^ California, 1851, 423, 1851
aibbei:s,i:ap of California, 1052.

)

■ ■<»m»mmmnmmmmmmmmiimmmmmm'»m\H..

Brookl^rn =Red Dog, Calif.

Red Dog or Brooklyn. Says "ineffectual efforts"
were made to change name to Brookljoi.- -A. A. Sar-
gent. Sketch of Nevada Co., in Brown & Dallison'
Nevada, Grass Valley, and Rounh and Ready Direc-
tory, for lb5b, 15, 16, 185(;. ■ -^

BrookljTi =Red Dog.
Bean's History aM
Calif., 371, 1867.

-E.G.Waite, in [Edwin F.]
Directory of Nevada Co.,

Browns Id. (now York Id.)_

Calif.

On south side ouisun Bay between Black
Diamond and mouth of •Jillow ureek. — Einggold,
Ito of Anchorage off New York of the Pacific,
1850. [The name Browns Id. has since been
transferred to the much larger
of miles to the east, known on
chart as Gwin Island.]

island a couple
Ringgold's

Brown's Rancho

About 35 miles from

to Placerville.—
Ma}^ 27, 1851.

Sacramento on the
Sacramento Daily

Calif.

road
Transcript

Brushy Peak

Alameda Co., Calif

•A lone mountain 9 miles NE of the Town of
Liyenrore.* — Bartlett. Wm. P.,ed. .Livemore
Valley, p. 7, Livemore, 1878.

^ne^'-

Buchon Bay tEstero Bay or Morro Bayl Calif.

*The mission of San Luis LObispcl v/as situated
in Lat. 35*38*, 3 leagues from the sea (where
there is a "bay called Buchon opening to the W)**-

Palou, Vida de Padre Junipero Serra»142, Mexico

1787.

[=?Price CanvonJ San Luis ObisT30 Go. Calif.
Eancheria del Bucnon (or San Ladislao)^---

Small Indiein village apparently in Price
Canyon about 2 or 3 miles N of present Piamo
Lake. Visited by Portola Expd. in 1769. The
chief of the village had a tumor on his neck,
and for this reason the soldiers called him,
his village and the entire "canyon" £1 Buchon.
— Crespi, Diary Portola Expd. in Pal ou ' s
Moticia de la Nueva Calif., 2, 158, Mexico,
Crespi named it San Ladislao) 1874.

Rancheria del Buchon —
Portola Expd. , Pubs. Acad,
vol. 2, nc.4, 217, 1911.

Costanso, Diary
Pacific Coast Hist.

(over)

On the return journey Costanso
this locality as the Plan de Ips
(watercress"). — Ibid. 303T

speaks
Berros

of

In 1776 the Anza Expd. haltdd at the
ancheria del Buchon. 17 leagues N of Santa
Inez River, — Pe'dro Font, Diary Anza Expd.,
Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3. no.l,
57, 1913.

Buchon. Lit. del

1^0 vw3^ ^ V/c^Vl 0 Yv

De ' liof ras , Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, Lc, 1844.

Point Puchon, T end of Esteros Bay.

ancouver, Voyare of Biscovery, 1790-95,
Bond., II, 446, 1798 (Mountain or Uount del Euchon\

h Atlas.

luck eye Flat

Place [in|^ib:iador County] between Deer
Creek and Hud Spriiigs.

'Stat, of Calif., 1854, 22, 1854.

Bucksport

[BucksTDort]

of

•Statutes of California, 1853,307,1853.
Landing on E side of Humboldt Bay, 1]
entrance.

CribbewS Lax) of California, 1852.
' Small settlement about 1 mile !1 of Elk
River on Kuniboldt r;ay.--Cibbs, in Schoolcraft,
111,132,1853.

Buckeye House

[Buckeye House]

l'^

Place on SW "border of Plumas County,

<'oen H Fk. and Lliddle Fk. Feather River.
^ Statutes of California, 1854,129,1854.

Bucks

Place on S side U Fork Pdo d. 1. Arner-

icanos [Morican R,], 15 miles E of mouth of
HumbiV3 Creek. — Gibbes, Llap of California, 1852.

1\.frf

I

Budeville _

Place 11 of liidcUe Fork Rio d. 1.
icanos [American River] .':8 miles UIF. of
urn.-Gibbes, Uvcr^ of California, 1852.

Arner-

Aub-

Buena Vista County

•Established April 30, 1855, and defined.
;^^^''^^^^GS of California, 1855,203,1855.

Buonavontura Valley

llQuie covers whole of interior valley of
California (both Sacrauento r.nd f.-an Joaquin
Valleys) on Y/ilkes map.- Y/ilkes Fxped. \
tive, V, map (dated 1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

arra-

Buena Vista Vallsy K3i*n Cd. Calif,

U<5 r*af\n' P/^nv*^ A-rv«. rf mnft Buena Vista; valley, lying between
.b.txeOg,BOard,Apr.7,1909 the two ranges comprising Buena

Vista hills and Elk hills, Kern
count}', California.

Buenavista

LMontereyJ_

Calif.

Early name for present Monterey.
De Mofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Calif or-

nies &c, Gen'l map, 1844.
But on his Chart 14 of Monterey
Bay he uses the name Presidie ae
Monte- Key and omits the name
i^enavista.

Buenavista Monterey Co., Calif.

On Rio de Llonterey [=Salinas R.] about 6
lea^o^-ies SS of Monterey. -Pedro FontrDiar/,
Anza Sr;d. 177" -1776 tPubP.Acad.Pacif.Ooast His

7ol.3,Ho.i;p. Ill .March 1913.

Point (possibly ranch) SE of Monterey -
apparently on road froai Monterey to Salinas

Valley. — DeMofras, Carte de L* Oregon, des
Californies, &c, 1844.

ame still in use

o

BuGiia Vista

Indian settlcriicnta^^^fl^^;i: of

• Mory, Military ^-conr Ft. Lervenworth
to San Diof;o in r^46-47, 116,1848.

Buenavista Kern Co., Calif,

Pont speaks of a place called Buenavista to
which the soldiers had reconnoitered when they
had gone to the tule-swairps near the mission
of San Luis (Obispo). —Pedro Tont, Diary

Anza }?xpd. 1775-76, Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast
Hist., vol. 3, no.l, 91, 1913

^

Buena Vista Lake

Senate Ex. Doc.l, 32d Cong.,lr>t P.oss.,
pt. Ill, 494,1851.

V;illi.?ir.3on,R.S., map, in Ex. Doc .1"^, 33d.

Con;;.,l-.t.Sess.,XYIII(pt.4),1855.

Williamson, R.S,, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.I,

El, 1853.

Buena Vista Hills

Kern Qo.

Calif-

U^StG8Og*Board^Apr-7^1909

Buena Vista; hills, low ridge extend-
ing from northeast quarter of Town-
ship 32 South, Range 24 East, north-
westerly to middle of Township 31
South, Range 23 East, Kern county,
California.

Buena Yista Oi*6ek

Buena Vista; creek, main watercourse
of Buena Vista valley, Kern county,
California.

KQtn 06*

Calif.

U.S.Geog. Board, Apr. 7,1909

Buenos /ires

Calif

Buenos_^i r es : Place in Lower San Joaquin Vallev

J. M. i/Ti

laaor, Yerr:9rias sobre Historia Calif

y 33, MS, Bancroft library, 1877

w.

Bunnell Cliff and Pclnt

U.S.Geog.Board.JunQ 5,1912

■■#«:■'■ I ilHHIIIiriil IM«llil|p|»

Calif

Bunnell; Cliff and Point, south wall
of Little Yosemite, on line between
Sections 21 and 28, Township 2 S.,
Range 23 E., Yosemite National Park,
California.

Bunnell Olif f and Pdltt£
U.S.Geog* Board, June 5,1912

C!aiif»

Charlie Burch's

"Near Feather I^iver.''— Delano, A., Life
on the Plains and iimong the Diggings, p. 245,
Auburn, 1854.

Called»French Charley's* on R. 3.V/illiam-
son*s Sketch of Route of Capt. Warner's Ex-
ploring Party in Sacramento Valley, 1850.

Rent, in Sen. Doc. 47, 31st Con^. 1st Sess.Pt.II
1850 .

Buri

De Mofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-
if omies, S-c. map IIo. 16, 1844.

Place (probably ranch) on San
Peninsula S of San Bruno Lit.

Francisco

Burri Burri

Farm 12 miles S of San Francisco, tri-
butary to Mission at San Francisco.

1831 .

Beechcy, Voya£;e of Blossom, 1,371,375,

Barri Burri

Gal if*

The farm of San Francisco Mission situated at
Burri Burri. —Beechey: Voyage of Blossom [1826]
11,37^831- ^"U.

BurllDurf

Calif,

Name on map of San Francisco district, 1800-30,
on the peninsula a little S of San Francisco.
—Bancroft,Hist, Calif, 11,376,593,1885.

Burri Burri. —Ibid (after diary of Alex.
Collie's party frcm H.M.S. Blossom, 1826), III,
121 ftnote,1885.

Buri-buri. Rancho on peninsula S of S.F.-Ihid
11,592,1885,

Burgottville

Village on T!' bank of Fall River, 3/4

mile S of Ft. Crook. IJainedl for William Burgett,
a pioneer.- Stephen Powers, Overland Llonthly,
XII, 414, Llay, 1874; Ibid XIII, 350, Oct. 1874.

Burnett Isle

Calif.

Now Montezuma Island, mouth of jacramento
^iver.-- I^mggold^s Map of Anchora/^ off New
York of the Pacific. 1850.

Burns* Creek

[Burns Creek]

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,Y,pt.II,14,

1857.

Creek flowing into San Joaquin River from
the E, between Merced and Mariposa Rivers.

Bush River =San Joaiiuin R.

Walksr's party, 1853, weuetold that the river
which they descended [the San Joaquin] was the

iwo Lariesvor Bush river. "--Adventures of Zenas
Leonard, 191], 1904 (repr.from original of 1&29J.

&

^\^\ a C\

Butte

[Butte City]

llentioned as alternate county seat\— the
other choice being Chico.

•Statutes of California, 1050, 62, 1850.
Gibbet, Lap of California, 1852(Butte City).

Butte City

Place between Jackson and Clinton
[Aiuador County] .--Stat. Calif . ,1054, :.2::, 1054.

Butte County

Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
•Statutes of California, 1850, 62, 1850.

County divided into Butte and Pluina

Count ies77l8t34.

b

.Statutes of California, 1854, 129, 1854.

B. des 3 Buttes LButte Creek]

Calif.

Tributary of Sacramento R. ; flows W.^

K sidG
De Mofras, Carte de 1 ^Oregon, des Califom

ies, &c. Gen'l map. 1844.

See Sgcramento p ,

mgynjj^

Bute Creek

CButtc Creek]

Creek rising- in Sierra foothills I:NE
of Chico and emptying into Sacroincnto River just
belor Colusa and W of Llar^-sville Euttes.

tatutes of California, 1850,101,1650.

n

'0. M. Y/ozencraft, Senate Ex. Doc.l, .32d
Cong., 1st Sess., pt. 3, 500, 1851.

^. dts 3^ittfe5.--"37cTycf )-us . Carte de I'Or* <oti , de 5

Butte Creek

[Butte Creek]

S

tatutes of California, 1650, 101, 1050.
ilutchings Calif .Llag. ,1,494,1857.
Creek rising in Sierra foothills lIliE of
Chico and emptying into Sacranento Fiver just

bclovr Colusa and T of Larysville Tuttes.
• iljb(^ Llap of California, 1852.

C

^CxyJ-<4 ^ ^^<'u<AxiA^^AJbv\A^

-Butte Co. ,Calif,

Butte Mills rMa^Tfijia]

Name of Pos to f fie e ^stabllshei^^^ogtownj^
185'L_Jame_diaiTged_ to_ifegalia_in 1861.—
Gilbert, Wells &__Chapter3, Hiatoiy of Butti

_County, p,_262, 1882.

Butte Mountains

[=L:arysville Buttes]

1858.

Hutchings CoIif.Llag. ,111,123-128, Sept. ,

The Buttes

[Wow IJarysville Buttes]

- French name given in 1829 by band of
Hudson Bay Go's hunters under Michael Lafrmn.
beau. The county was later named from the
Buttes.

Tuthill, Hist. Calif., 303,' 1866.

Buttes" LW>^sviIIV(lBu3:V^s3 __Calir.

"l^ear the confluence of the Rio da las
Plumas and the Sacra/nento,and about 60 or
70 miles above Sutter's Fort."-- Bryant:
What I Saw in Calif, 287, 1848.

Eutteville

Place E of Colusa. -

ifornia, 105:3.

CW Butte]
-Gibbes, Llap of Cal

Butcs

1841)

— [Marysville Butte s]

T^ilkes Ezpecl. !:arrative, V, map (dated
facing p. 150, 1845.

Butter Creek =Butte Greek

Adam Johnston in Schoolcraft,
710, 1857. '"^

Calif.
Ind. Tribes, VI,

Cache Creek]

Cache Creek

-Creek ^^mptying- into SacicaAento River
little 1]Y/ of Sacramento ,

Statutes of California, 1^, 61, 1850.

tat. of Calif.\l8[;4,

•Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,109,1853.
C-ibb(^ ,i.:ap of California, 1852.

Oash Creek

Calif.

[Cache Creek J. Tyson: Geo logy of Calif, Sen.

Doc.47,31st Cong. 1st Sess. 21,1850. Also on map
Cache Creek* Derby: Topographical Memoir of
Sacramento Yalley. <5en.Doc.47, 31st Cong. 1st

Sess.14,1850.

Cache creek.- Bryant: Fnat I Saw in Calif .348^

1848. [Entrjr of Oct.31,1846.]

Cash Creek

[error for Cache Creek]

Pvelly, "nxcursion to Calif., London, II,

Co^cAvovvW

XoVo c;

HolVv<2. ^WoJV^^J^^*^ \o\

^a.\l ^^

Gacheville Molol

Yolo Co.
Gal

0 Co., in Memorial and Biop:*l Hist.o
if., Lewis Pub'g Co., 262/1691.

f

North* n

Barrett, Univ. Calif. Pubs., Arch. & Ethnol.,
Vol. 6. 294. Feb. 1908.

Cahto

Mekdocino CoJalif
Name applied by natives botla to that loca-
tion and the people who inhahitdd it. 'Cah*

means water and 'to* mush, and was applied to

the section because of the large swampy lake
originally there, the greater portion of ^ich
was water-mush — Oah-to. People were Imo^Jt^ ^
all surrounding tribes as Oah-to pomq.

History of Mendocino Co. 167-168, San j?an-
elsoo 1880. Alley, Bov/en Sc Co« Pubrs.

Cahwia River

[Kav/eah Creek]

G, W. BarlDour, Senate Ex. Doc.l, 32d
Cong,, 1st Sess., pt. 3, 493, 1851.

K *?, ir** iVcxja .

Cajon de los Mejicanos or _ Calif.

Caj on Pass L t- -h^, ^.^.j^^^y^ -^ |u,dUL Cajewl

Rept.Lt.E.O.O.Ord in S0n.Doc.47, 31st Cong.lst
Sess. 125, 1850.

Calif

Cajon de los Negrds dr Prletos

West of Cajon Canyon, probably Lone Pine
Canyon. -Hept.Lt.E.O.O.Ord in Sen.Doc.47,
51st Cong. 1st Sess. 125,1850.

Galloon Pass CCajon Pass]

Calif.

Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 278, N.y.l859.

Cajon de Tenoco

Canyon lying I. of Santa Anna River about
30 miles from i.iouth. --Will ia,ruson,R.S. , map, in
Ex,Doc.l29,-33d.Cong.,l3t.Ses~.,XVin(pt.4),1655.

Cajon de TenocOvPass

Pass leading S from the summit of Canada

de ias UvasCalt. 4,256-ft.) .-.Elalce,W.P. ,
Pac.Rr.Rep,,V,pt. II, 137,1857.

m

n o -:

Ccijon Mt.

Mountain little S of Cajon Fa3G.--\riliiajii-

son,R,S., map, in Ex.Doc.l29,3.3d.Conr. .Is^t.Sess
XVIII(pt.4),1855. "

Cajon de las Uvas Pass ^^^^^"^^"^ ^^ la-. Uvn- Pas

I's.ss in Si:e«?€LJIiiy^da ("lat. 34° 50 »• alt
4,256 ft.").

John S. Hittell, Hutchings Calif .iJa^. .
I II, 357, Feb., 1359.

Oajon de los tJvas

San Fernando Pass.
Sen. D0C.47, 31st Cong.lst

Calif.
Rept.Lt.E.O.O.Ord in
Sess. 125, 1850.

CaionTass. cr Calif.

i''

Oajon de los ifejicanos L^«.A«>^.'Vv^x«A^LuwJb=A. <i«.^oH.*\

— Rept.of Lt.E.O.C.Ord, dated Nov.6,1849,in Sen.
Ex»Doc.47,31st Cong.lst Sess.125, 1850.

Oajon Pass. — Humphreys, A. A. <jc V/arren,G.K. , 33d
Gong. 1st Sess., ILEx. Doc. 129, p. 68, 1855.

[Caion Pass]

7^^d .

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A

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III(T)i

i;

1655

Wliipple,A.Y/. , map no.2(dated 1853-4), in
Ex.Doc,129,33d.Cons.,ist.Ses^^XVIII(pt.4),1855,

Davis, in Pac.Rr. Rep. ,1,^21', 1855.
Huinphreys,A.A.& Warren, G.K. , in Pac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. II, 75, 1855.

Formerly caiied El Cajon de los Mejicanos.-

Blake, I.P., in Pac.Rr .Rep. ,V,pt. II. 85 185'?.

Cajon Pass

3.

[Cajon Pass]

(ait. 4,676 ft.). -.Blake, W.P., in Pac.
Hr.Rep.,V,pt. II, 137,1857.

Oajon Calif.

Name on map of Los Angeles district, 1800-30,
in the hills north of San Bernardino & south
of Mojave Desert. - Bancroft,Hist. Calif. II,
352,1885.

Cajon Pass

[Cajon Pass]

Pass in Coast Range ("lat. 34° 15* ; alt.
4,676 ft.").

John S. Hittell, Ilutchings Calif .IJa^.,
III,557,Feb.,1859.

•Cribbes^Uap of California, 1852.
Dtivis, in 'v^ .I^oc. 129, 330. Cohg. ,1st, Ses3. ,
XVni,(p^.l) Intro., ;:6,18o0.

JIuiuphrGys, A. A. fi. Warren, G.K. , in Ex .Doc . 129 ,
'^^^d . Cong. , 1 s t . Ses s . , XYI 1 1 , ( pt .1) Art . 1 ; 53; 1GL)& .

Cajon Creek

V.n'iir)T)le.A.\7. , in ■^"^.Doc.l29,33ruConf^.,

lst.SGSs.,XYIII(pt.2),Art.6-,31,70,1855.

Cred: flov/inf^ into ?.nnta Anna River from

,1V/, about 3 miles '7 of Cajon Pass.

Whipple, A. W., in Pac.Rr,Rep.,III,Art.I,

21.1856.

Alameda k Santa Clara Cos.,
Rio Calavaros [ = Coyote River & Slough] Califl

River emptying into San Francisco Bay from
the SE. — Beechey. Voyage of Blossom, 8vo.etf.
London, II, 426.* 1831.

Beechey, Ibid, 4to. ed. London, II, 653, 1831
Riv.er h Slough emptying into S extremity San

Francisco Bay frcm SE. — DeMofras, Carte de ,

I'Oregon, des Calif ornies, etc. (map #16) 1844.

LNow known as Coyote River .or Slough.]

Note: May have been mistaken for mouth of

Calaveras Creek of K part Mt. Hamilton. R^l^^n

W' W K^ ♦

Alameda a S;.;iit.a ulara
Calaveras Creek, Valley and Grant Calif

Tract of land in hills near Mission San
Jose. -- Frederic Hall, Hist. San Jose, 91,1871.

Calaveras ''alley and Creek in N part of Mt.
Hamilton Range E of s:und end of San Francisco
Bay, creek flovdng N into Alameda Creek.

Note. 1-- Mote to be confused with Calaveras
River in Sierra foothills.

Alameda & Santa Clara Cos.,
Bio Calavaros [ = Coyote River h Slough] Califl

River emptying into San Francisco Bay from
the SE. — Beechey, Voyage of Blossom, 8vo.e3^.
London, II, 426, -1831.

Beechey, Ibid. 4to. ed. London, II, 653, 1831

Piv.er h Slough emptying into S extremity San
Francisco Bay fron SE. — DeMofras, Carte de ,
1' Oregon, des Calif ornies, etc. Wp #16) 1844.
[Now known as Coyote River lOr Slough.]

Note: May have been miisfbaken for mouth of
Calaveras Creek of N part Mt. Hamilton R^g^.)

v/hich empties into Alameda Creek. — Not to

be confounded v/ith Calaveras piver in Sierra
foothills in Calaveras and Sa.n Joaquin Cos*

Alameda a Sonta Clara Cos.,
Calaveras Creek, Valley and Grant Calif

Tract of land in hills near Mission San
Jose. -- Frederic Hall, Hist. San Jose, 91.1871

Calaveras "alley and Creek in N part of Mt.
Emilton Range E of s:und end of San Francisco
Bay, creek flovdng N into Alameda Creek.

Note. V- Note to be confused with Calaveras
Eiver in Sierra foothills.

Calaveras Creek

Santa Clara & Alameda Co

•Rises in Santa Clara
way through deep canyons
^fe. P. Bartlett, editor.
1878.

County and finds its
into Alameda Creek.*—

LivenriOre Valley, p.6,

Calaveras, Rio d. l.< [Calaveran River] ^

River flowin^^, into San Joaquin River
from the E, a little T of Stockton.-G-ibbel^s,
Map of California, 1052.
"Skull creek", a tributary of San Joaquin River,

— Fremont: Expl. ^rpd. to Oregon & Calif •(l644j
249, 1845.

^-«^ «-5U^NacW,VCVVvv«-,NoL-<lW-Wxs.-KOL.

no

Arroyo de las Calaveras L^»-Vo-\/tto^sXis«l Calif.
Skull Creek", a tributary of San Joaauin R.

- Fremont :Expl.Erpd. to Oregon &; Calif . (1844),
249, 1845.

Calaveras County

n

Established Feb. IB, 1B50 and defined.
Statutes of California, 1850, 63, 1850

JlM^.J^aA>ib<? o/i^-i-UL O^I;^l'^il?^ oJ\.

^tj^,^::^;-^.^^;::^

X(o^.

M

(tMU\OA.T^

County p;rantcu nrivilege o f ^<M?gft«*4**ig

Mador County, Llay, 11, 1854.

Statutes of California. 1B54, 45, 1B54

Calav eras

San Joaquin Co. ,Cm1 if

Fjace a little beyond the present city of
btockoon .— J. M, Apador, Merr^orias sobre
Historia Calif.. x>. 15, MS, Bancroft Library,

can^^C.'LvL'^^^ Moquelajos on site now
called Calavera8--J. A. Palomares, Memoria,

Galaberas R. tCalaveras Rivexl

On map by J. H. Col ton, 1653. frontispiece in
Adventures of Gapt .Bonneville,

Revised edition.

'a.^U

t

Irving, 1652.

Galaverfls Rivftr

Salil.

Calfiveras River.— Major D. H. Vinton: Senate

Ex, Doc. 1, 31st Cong. 2d Sess. pt. II, 245,1850.

Caldwell's store [-Nevada City]

U8J.H •

The C£rrp at Caldwell's store, Peer Creek,
1P50 grew into present Nevada City.— 0. L.
Canfield, editor, Diarv of a forty-niner, p

1906.

6.

a.lu <v d X

1 f
1

Upper Store

Deer Greek Dry DiggingeJ^^^^Bda City, Calif.

Up to March 1850.— E.G. Waite, in [Edwin F.jBean*
History and Directory of Nevada Co., Calif., 79,
1867.

• »

Same by A.A.Sargent, Sketch of Nevada Co., in
Bromi & Dallison's Nevada, Grrass Valley, fi Roueii
and Ready Directory for 1856, 21, 1856.

Calera . Calif. --

Name on map of San Francisco district, 1800-30,

a little S of San Jose Mission. -Bancroft,
Hist. Calif. 11,376,593, 1885. (N.of Tularcitos)]

ap

G

en^ra^i VVa.r\\£, Q, c v c k \vn c^ ~t"kx-

\'>ivwcyt^i ul (_^( V -^o t w\ a.

S

<L..<n^.^

|||piili»i»i!ii%..,..- mx' .

California Range

C=Sierra iievcida]

T^ilkes E:jqpcd. liarrative, V, map (dated
ie41) facing p. lEO, 1845.

California, Cordilleras

l?/hipple,A.W., in Fac.Rr.Eep.,III,Art.III,

40,1856.

California desert

39,1856.

V/hippie,A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.III,

Calif 0 mia Is ]a,nds

In Sacramento River lust below Chico
Crilbert, Wells & Chambers. History
County, p: 201, 1882.

Landing, •
of ButLe

lalioX of CaXiforniq ^

• 22iAnnual Report U. 3. (jeological Survey
(for* 1900-19010. part 4, p. 46l, 12Q£.

Calistoga

Origin of nar:ie Calistoga. "Calistoga is,
v/e believe, a merely fanciful comLination of
the first two syllables of California and the
last tv;o syllables of S- ratoga, applied to a
poToular California Biia."

Overland Monthly, H 439 footeciiote.
May, 1869.

Hot Springs (by Ajuericans) 7-nr-i -1 «+^^^ n.v
Agua fialientetby Span'ds h Inds jj~^^l^_^i^s^'^^^^'

--L.L. Palmer, in Hist. of Napa and Lake Coun-
ties, Calif. Slocum, Bowen & Co., p. 529 (of
Napa Co.) , IbSl.

Cvjipella N of Ukiah. Mendocino Co. Calif.

Bamed after chief Cul.pa-lan, Tshich sig-
nified a mussel or shell-fish hearer.

History of Mendocino Co. 167, San Frt^ncisco
1880. Alley, Bowem

5:

uo. Puhrs.

In Oarmal Valley. "Before the valley of San
Oannelo opens out, the traveller is apprized of
his approach to the mission by 3 large crosses
erected upon Mount Calvary**. - Beech ey, Voyage of|

Blossom [1827], II, 86,1831. ^'*«^,

Cameron Creek

[Cameron Creek]

Creek flowing into Fi-pi-yunia Creek [ICawemh

Creek] frorr. the SW, II of Deep Creek. -William.
son,R.S,, map, in Sx.Doc.l29,3-'5d .Conr:. ,1st,
e5r,.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.

c

Camp Anderson * Calif.

Near SutterC*^Slif. —Lt. Geo. H.Derby rTopogra;^
ical Memoir on Sacramento Valley. Sen. Ex. Doc. 47

31st Cong. 1st Sess.Pt. 11,3,1850.

Campbell's Creek =Arroyo Quito, Calif.

Arroyo Quito, now called by sowe Campbell's
reek. ".-Frederic Hall. Hisl.of San Jose and
surround m^-^s, lb9, 1871.

n

w

Caiupbell's Ferry

^.erry on Ilin^s River. --Stat, of Calif.,
1854, :225, 1854.

Carnp Far West

Caiap near middle of Bear River, Placer

County,

•Statutes of California, 1851, 176, 1651.

*4::^^,<:i^. \'^x, i2.3%^ \<^s^.

'Stat. Calif. 1854,26,1854..

Camp Far West

Calif.

kilitarj^ post on Bear River, 1 mile above

Johnson^s Ranch. Established 1849. Abandoned
June 1852.— Sacrimiento Union, A%1, 1852.

Cainpo Scco _ _ ^^^^ 3^^^3

• IIutchiiTgs Calif .Hag., Ill, 491,1859. '

•Place in western Calaveras County, just
oE of Liokeluiiine TivcrC^^I )-juvvciv«,?UHa.<tK»^\<i^&|K<w

' Llokelunine Hill Canal extended to it in

185r>.

•Stat, of Calif., 1854,222, 1054.

Carnptonvilla

Calif.

Mining town between Oregon Creek and the North
luba, 7 miles above Fosters Ear on the road
to IJownieville.-. Sacramento Daily Democratic
State Journal, Feb, 9, 1854.

Cainptonville

^\.n in mountains of Yuba County.
'House Doc. 1, 34th. Cong., 3d. Sess.,
795, 1856.

•Ilutchinfrs Calif. LlaG., II, 106, Sept., 1G57.

ota^. of v^alif. J054.,222,lo54.

Oaznptonville
U.S.Geog.Board, Jan.6,1909

Yuba Go,

Calif,

Camptonville; ,town, Yuba county,
California. (Not Comptonville.)

Camp Washington

Stanislaus Co

Minir^ settlement on South Fork Stanislaus
River about 26 miles from Stockton. — Sacra-
mento Daily Democratic State Journal, June
6, 1854*

Camul

Calif.

Name on map of Los Angeles district, 1800-30,

located a little N of Santa Clara River & E of
Cienega. -Bancroft.Hist. Calif. 11,352,1885.

Grxnadn do las Uvn -- Pass

(r

^Vovv (^0.1 OL.^ N^ygg.- XftS^v>^^4^>»v» ^jL^jm. ,VJL i^^l

toG

liui^iplir oy s , A . A , a V/nr r m , H . K . , i ri E^^ "Do c . 1 :.9
vuCorc. , 1 st .Sess ., XVIII , (pt, .1) Art . 1 , 69, lOD^^

Humphreys, A. A. & Warren, G.K., in Pac.Rr.
Rep., I, Art. II, 88, 1855.

(lat. 34' 54' 40"; alt. 4,315 It.) .-Blake,
Y/.P,, in Pac.Rr.P.ep.,V,pt.II, 135, 1857.

San Luis uoispo Co.,
Canada del Osito (or San Benvenuto) Calif.

Name given "by Portola Expd. in 1769 to canyon
3 leagues JTflW of Estero Bay at a camp 3 miles
E of Pt. Estero. So-named "because Indians
offered them a bear cub wnich they were taming.
Costanso, Diary Portola Expd. , Pubs.Acad. Pacific
Coast Hist., vol. 2, no. 4, 224,301, 1911,

XSrespi says the soldiers named it Osito, but
he named it San Benyenuto •. -- "Drespi, Diary

Portola Expd., in Palou»s Hoticia de la Hueya
Calif,, 2, 162, J4exico, 1874,

n.ft.A^ <a / « ^^""^"^ Barbara Co., Calif.

Caf(ada Seca (or Santa Rosalia) [.Bee^v^i^^i

Name given by Portola Expd. in 1769 to
canyon near shore 1 league^lTof Santa Inez
River, •- Costanso, Diary Portola Expd,, Pubs.
Acad. Pacific Coast Hist,. vol, 2, no,4,211,?o7,

1911.

Santa Rosalia. . -
in Palou's Uoticia

• Crespi, Diary Portola expd,
de la Ui^eva Calif., 2. 153,

Mexico. 1874,

V

Canada del Hexnbrft [4^artine2;]

KjSiX 1 X •

In 1839 the site of the present town of
Martiiiez was known as Canada del Hambre (Vall
oar hunger) from the fact that a conpany of
scldiera v/hc were out campaigning against the
Indians found themselves very hungry. -• Wrn.
H. Davis, Sixty Years in Calif .^1631-6a, 20,
San Francisco, 1669.
/mador says that the canyon nair.ed El Hambre

was "this side Tw^K/

''^artinez

T

M.

Mador, Memoriae sobre Historica Calif,^ MS,

Co \' C T

Bancroft Library, p. 6, 1877

^^ ~>«"iwn«Miih.|p.>~>«ai«W«<>idiHiH ■■

^olij-.

Ganaris Spring

2ern Co

See Sarneros Spring

Calif

Canary Spring

Kern Go

See Garneros Spring

Calif

'*Cane creek"

tCarrisc Creek]

Calif.

Creek on western part of Colorado Desert,
on or near boundary between present San Diego
and Imperial Counties, mentioned by U.S. Survey
or -A.B. Gray in letter dated Nov. 7, 1849, to
U^.S. Comr. J no. B. Weller. — A.B. Gray, Senate
Ex. Doc. 34. 31st Cong., p. 45, 1850.

Canoas Oreek

Fi*asn6 00.

U.S.Geog.Board.May 15,1908

Calif.

Canoas; creek, southwest corner
Fresno County (flowing easterly
from Diablo Range into Kettleman
plain), California.

P Ventura Co., Calif.

Pueblo de Cahoas L'Site of present city of Venturol

Indian rancheria named by Rodriguez Cabrillo.
In 1769 the Portola Expd. visited what they
thought to be the same rancheria, on Santa
Barbara Channel on E side of Ventura River and

renamed it La AsTxmpta or Asuncion de Nuestra

S^Sora. — Costanso. Diary Portola Expd, , Pubs.

Acad.Paclfic Coast Hist,, vol. 2, no. 4, 195,1911;

Crespi, Diary Portola Expd.,in Pa^ou's Hoticia-

de la Nueva Calif . ,2, 136, Mexico, 1874.
See Asumpta

Cnnop. :rook= roin^e+/. River

[Hnt Crook]

H

Da V is, in >]?: . Doc . 1 .^9 , Tyy'. . Jonr , , 1 s ^ . S o - r . ,

XVIII, (pt.l) Intro., in, 18f35.

IIuMphrGys,A,A.C. \'/r.rr'-^n,G.K. , in K^. Doc. 129,
35d. Cong., l3t.GeJ3s.,^^^^III, (pt.l) Art .1, 1^)5, 36,

1855. _

Stevens, I.I., chart of map(dated 1853-4), in

X. Doc. 129, 33d. Cons., 1st. Ser,:^.,XVIII(pt.4),lS55.

Humphreys, A. A. & V/arren,G,K. , in Pac.Rr.Rep.
I, Art. 2, p. 60, 61, 1855. •

Canoe Creek Valley

[Hat. Creek Valley]

l-^-^.r.e"^-. ,XVin(pt.:^),Ar^,.oa,f37,lB,'?[3.

Qanon Creek

Gal il .

Bates: Four Years on Pac if. Coast,
1657. [5th Ed. 262, 185a.] Empties iTSU)
K Fk. Yuba river.

Canon Creek

Crold Diggings 3 miles north of GeorjS
Sacramento Daily Transcript, ^!arc!
1851, ^ ^

Cal i f ,

:etown.
27,

Canon Mt.

Mountain just S ol Kern River. --Wiiiiamson
R.S., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt. I, 15,1853,

Pta.del Gantil Blanco _ -Tot-\:Tgi:^\ ^^_jJJLe_./v^ t^^^

La Pei^ouL^e^ Voyage, /\tla.$ pl-S!),!!^!

6

^ *

Cantoo-oa Creek

Fresno Co,

See Waltham Creek

Calif

0

antua Creek Fresno Go,
See Waltham Creek

Calif

Carizal

Place, possibly in present San Felice

i.

::arrov;s, on old trail from Yunia to interior of
southern California by way of San Felipe and
Warner Valleys; or possibly Carriso Spring fartP
er F or SE.

1 841 )

1

Wilkes F^med. I-arrative, V, map (dated
acing p. 150, 1845.

K&tn Od*

Calif.

Oameros Oanyon

Carneros; canyon, heading in north*

east quarter of Township 29 South, U, S ,GeOg. BOaTd. AtDF. 7 IQOO
Range 19 East, extending northeast- ^ * ^^^^

erly into Section 20, Township 28
South, Range 20 East, where it
enters the San Joaquin valley, Kern
county, California. (Not McLean.)

Camero Creek [Carneros Creek]

m .

Creek emptying into Ilapa River from the
Statutes of California, 1850,61,1850.

Carnoro Mountain

Kapa

->nr"±'" vVt-^""'^ °^ ^i-*" between

ana oonorna Vallies.

Statutes of California, 1850, 60,61,

1650*

Carnero Ridge

Range

J

<-V «..' C^' I JL S.^ K..' mf' •

between Kapr and Sonoma ^.'alleys.
Hittell, Hutchings Calif .lag. JIJ,

Cameros Spring

Kern Co.

U£UL 1 X <

Cameros spring. Section 5. Town- U . S .GeOfi;.BOard.Apr. 7.1909
ship 29 South, Range 20 East, Kern • -»•>-• w w^* x^w«^a v^ ^ **!'* • # f -^ -^ w.^

county, California. (Not Canaris,
Canary, Carnaris, nor Carnaros.)

Oarrizo Oreek

tiilllilllliilliMII|l||illM|iiM|Hi» .iiliiliiiiiipiyiiiiiMilMtlMmi,

^Southern Oalif

Creek on W side Colorado Desert in !^E
Calif, ^lows easterly from mountains S of
San Felipe and in times of extreme hi^xh
water continues ^^E to ^alton Sea.

■ariso Creek, --I^lnnry! Military Reconn.

1846-?, 102, 1848

[arrizo_Ci:eek.--Pacif.R.R.Repts. Gen.I.fep

of Expl. & Surv. Calif. 1853

Carizo Creak. --.Ilgrr^y! Prairie Traveler 293

N.Y. 1859

Carrizo Oreek . Southern Calif.

Creek on W side Colorado Desert in SE
Calif. Flows easterly fra^i mountains S of
San Felipe and in tines of extreme hip-h water
continues NE to Sal ton Sea.

Cariso__Creek .- -Emory : nilitary Recom.
ia-i6-7, 102, 1B18,

Carrizo_Creek.--Pacif.H.R.Repts. Gen/Tap
of Expl. & Surv. Calif. 1853

• 1 •

Carizo Creek. - -^.lar cy :

• •

Prairie

Trav3l3r,293

Carrizo Cr.

LCariso Creek]

Williamson, R.S., in Pac,Rr.Rep.,V,pt.I,39,
1853.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.n,104,

1857.

CCariso Creek]
of mountains T7 of Golo-

Cariso Creek

'Creek at E base
racio desert.

'^f^^y^ ^''ili'ary Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to San Diego in 1846-47, 102-103,1848. l^ritten

^ ~~f ^l ^^'^P^- ^- R- Johnston, Ibid p. 611
(dan±ttcs5 typographic error).

^;7illinirison,R.S., map, in Ex. Doc. 129, 33d.

Cong., 1st. Sess.,XVIII(pt.4), 1855. (Cr.risso Cr.)
V.Tiipple,A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,III,Art.III
40.1856. '

Carisso Creek

[Cariso Creek]

Iilliarnson,R.S., map, in Ex.Doc.l<9, 33d.
Cong.,lst..Ses-.,:miI(pt.4),1855.

Calif.

Capell

\t^KiajfiB.th River, NW Calif. Comprised
about 18 acres in 1858. Nlou^vc-jLiwtv«fMJU-^
^Heintzler-ian in Rept. Coranr. Ind. Affrs.
for 1858, p. 638, 1858. Mess, h Docs. H.R.
35th Cone. 2d Sess. Ex. Doc. 2, 1858.

He del Carmel i^\ooV& iJL. St »|.Ti\W\va'woxi,5.FrBaij

LaPe^fou^t, \/oya4£, /\tW 01.3*?), H^l.

R. du Camel <.1^\m\Vu JLv^^AtvvvVL

Carmel River .T^xov.&Q- .No^^^cxvW LWoxJ.^x^5i,\m
Map 34, Atlas du Voyage de la Perouse',
1797.

^<^H,V\n. _

Oanrislo [GarrrielJ river

Ud#x IX «

"To the south of the portlMonteroj]
at a distance of 2 short leagues, there

is a wide canyon through which flows the
river called the Carraelo."— Miguel Cos-
anso:Narrativ9 Portola Exped. 1769-1770:
Pubs. Acad. Pacif. Coast Hist., Vol.1, No. 4
p. 65, March, 1910.

St. Carmelo River.— Be echey, Voyage of Blossom
[1827], II, 86, 1831. ^'jU^^C^Lj^,

4-
u

Carmelo River

'^^^'^^^'els of Capts. Lewir, i. Clrrke, £ic . ,
Loiiuon, 1809. (Maiue on r.ap.)

Cannelo, Rio del

Camiel Biver

De Mofras, Carte de 1* Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 1844. Chart Ilo. 14.

River empty iiig into Camiel Bay.

"^•"^^Vancouver, Yoyn^e of Discovery, 1790-95,
Lond. ,11,35, 3^^,1798 (Rio or River Camelo) .

Camclo, Bale del [Carmcl Bay]

De LiOfras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-
s, &c., 1844.

ly p^ S of Monterey Bay.
[Vancouver, Voyar^-e of Discovery, 17^0-95,
Lend., II, 443, 1798 (Bay of Cannelo) .

Pu.erto del Ca-n-nelc

Oq^X ^X •

[=Oar!Tiel Bay]. —Pedro ?ont;Diar.-,Anza Expd.
1775-1776:Pubs.Acad.Pacif. Coast Hist. Vol^S,

No. 1, p. 61, March 1913.

Carmelo, Mission del

Camel Mission.

Mission on II side of mouth of Cannel

River, on Cannel Bay.

De Mofras, Carte de l*Oregon, des Cal-
if omies, &c., 1844. Chart Ilo.l4.

V/illiaiason,R.S., map, in Ex. Doc. 129, 33d.

ConK.,l3t.oes3.,TVIII(pt.4),1855(L'ission of
Carmel) .

Carrnelo, Pte. del [Point Carael ]

De Liofras, Carte de 1' Oregon, des Cal-

ifcrnies, &c., 1844. ew^:^Mo.\H.

Point at S end of Carmelo Dry.

Camiisa

[Cariso Creek]

'Creek at ^ base of mountains W of Colo-
rado desert,

*Capt. A. R. Johnston in Eniory, Military
Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth to Gan Dicgo*^ in 1846-47,

611,1846. (1m ill 111 typographical error for

Cariso) ^^t/^^v*^^ 3JtjJ[^\oii. voa"!)

Carnaris Spring Kern Co,
See Carneros Spring

Calif.

r%

LJarnaros bpnng

Kern 'Jo

Calif

ee Garnoros Spring

Carnasa Creek

San Luis O"bispo Co

Calif

See Carnaza Creek

Oamaza Creek
U.S.G6Og»Board,Apr,7,1909

San Luis Obispo Co. Calif.

Carnaza; creek, flowing southwesterly
across east half of Township 28
South, Range 17 East, San Luis
Obispo county, California. (Not
Carnasa.)

OarplnterfaCor San Roque)

Calif.
Santa Barbara Co.,

Large Indian town on Santa Barbara Channel,
5 leagues N¥ of Ventura River, visited by Portol,
Expd. in 1769 and named pueblo de la Carpinteria

*—*——■*— III ■ ' — — — ^— — <^»ii^Bi^i— .— - — >- I Ai II nil nil m >» III III ■■ nil III 11

because they found the natives building a canoe.
— Costanso, Diary Portola Expd., Pubs. Acad.
Pacific Coast Hist. , vol. 2, no. 4, 199, 1911.

"The soldiers called this town La Carpinterfa
I naaied it San Rogue. — Cres]|)i, Diary Portola

Bxpd.,in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva Calif. 2,
140, Mexico, 1874.

>Uav^

Carquines, Bale de los I^Suisun Bay]

De Llofras, Carte de I'Ore^-on, des

ifomies, &c., 1044. (map no. 16)"^
Bay E of San Pablo Bay.

Cal.

Carquine ' s Strait

Kelly, Excursion to
57,1851.

[Carq' lines Strait]
Calif ., London, II,

Carquines, strait of rCarquinez]

Calif.

Bryant: What L Saw in Calif. 276, 1648

Carquinez.- Ibid 357.

Grarquinez Straits.- Fremont: Memo ins-, i,574,lbbV

[Third Exped. 1845-1646, Letter of
G-eneral Beale.]

See also Karquinesy Ghupcanes

Carquines, Straits of

S

Hatutes of California, 1851, 179, 1851.
R.S.Williojifison, in Pac.Rr .Rep. ,V,pt.I,

9,1853.

Carquinea. D.t. de ; sfef .|^5f Ul

De Llofras, Carto de I'Ore^-on, des Cal-
ifomies, &c., 1844. (map no. 16)

Bay.

Passage betwoon San Pabl

O

0 i^ay ana ouinun

Carquinez, Straits of

Statutes of California, 1850, GO, 61, 1850

Carrolton =PVench Corral, Calif.

--Article from Themis, a Sacramento
in Mem'l and Bio^*l His
1891. (Lewis Pub^g Co.)

t.of North'n

(?) weekly,
Calif., 90,

Tried to so name it- but failed. --E.G. Waite, in
[Edwin F.] Bean's History £ind Directory of
Nevada Co., Calif., 344, 1867. (That is, tried
to name it Carrolton.)

Carson
rson

City

River

Desert

Nevada

Blake, Wra.P. .Notes on Geology & Mines of Neve
da Territory (Washoe Silver Rep,ion), uarterly
Journ.Geol.Soc.London, pp. 317-328, April 13,1864.

Carson' s Creek

[Ccrson^s^ Creek]

the

II f on S

Creek flov/ing into Stanislaus River
boundary Calaveras '^-^unty.
nf Calif., 1854, 222,1854.
s^ i.iap of California, 1852.

from

Gibbe

Carsons Hill

Place W of mouth of Carson's Creek.
Gibbes, !..!ap of California, 1852.

Carson's Pass

Pass in Sierra Levada ("lat. 38° dV • il +
7,972 ft."). '

John S. Hittell, Hutchin.-s Calif .Llag.,
Ill, 357,Feb. ,1859.

(lat.36'42'l5ralt.7972)..-Blal£e,W.P., in
Pac.Rr .Rep., V,pt. II, 135,1857. (Carson Pass).

Carson River

Nevada

J. C. Fremont ste.tes in a letter dated
March 8, 1881 that he named Carson River
the winter journey of 1843-44. — Thompson
West, History of Nevada, p. 26, 1881.

on

&

Carsonville [Carson, llevada] __

_Joi;-ied as couiit3r seat of the hypothetical

Pautali Comity, California, to take effect
when M-e lands described slioulci be ceded to
California.

- Statutes of California, 1852, 193, 1852,

CARUSO HILL

Tills is the round knoll or hill at the
foot of Grossmont to the east and. just
north of El Nido. It is so called because
it was at one time ovmed by Enrico Caruso,
the tenor, it got its name from popular us-
age.

MRS. T, C. WOHLBRUCK, EL NIDO, GROSSMONT

3/10/25

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ames

Cascade Yalley

Valley^2 1/2 miles belov; Yoseinite Valley. -

L. H. Bunnell in Kutchinp;s Calif .I.;af% , III 500,
i-ay,18f39. -f^ i , »

\i

'^

Casteca Lake

Small dry lake near Canada de las Uvas
Pass -.Biake.f.P., in Pac.Rr.Rej,..V.pt.II,47,

[Cactac]

^Castcque,_Rancho

Ranch in mountains S of San Joaquin
Valley, &w>\ Wj^tJ^ A Us ^vvi^Ac^. ^i*-^^^x;U l^^^^l.

/> c:i n rf>

Statutes of California, 1G51, 172, 1851.

■.■•!»»i».||«»««yil>|li|»|iimii|imail|«1im>n _ .,

R. aux Castor

*

aA»

LLittie Shasta?} Calif

Tributary to 3hasta Hiver, Siskiyou County

De Mcfras Ccrte de l»(5regon, des Cali-

fornies, dtc, 1844.

Castle Peak

Peak in northern Sierra ("lat. 38° 10"-
''alt. 13000 ft.").

John S. Ilittell, Hutchings Calif. LaP:.,
Ill, 357,Feb. ,1859.

r

Castle Point San Francisco Cc,,. Calif.
In 1632 Fort Point (n:ar Presidic of San
Francisco) was known as Puntade Castillo or

' '" ■ I" ■ ■ III ■ ■ ir 1 1

Castle Point. -- In. H. Davis, Sixty Years
in Calif., 6, 1669.

Castro (or Rancho Castro)

De I'-ofras, Carte de 1 •Oregon, les Cal
ifomies, &:c., 1644. Map 16.

__ Place on E side of San Francisco Bay,
near present San Pablo, ranch.

Cavalios, Point

[Point Cavallo]

Point on N side of entrance to^San Franci

CO Bay, NE of Lirne Ft...Blake/:\PV^V,pt.II,map
facing p. 145, 1657.

Plaza de los Cavalios, De Mofras, Carte de

l^Oregon, des Ualifcrnies, (Scc, Map 16,18441

Gayote River

Calif.

"A brancih of the north fork cf the;
Stanislaus". — Audubon: Western Journal
1849-1850, 212, Cleveland, 1906.

Cedar Mountain

Alameda Co., Calif

ibout 12 miles S of the town of Livermore.
Bartlett, Wm. P. , editor, Livennore Valley, p. 7,

1878

Centerville

iv.odoc Co.

Calif.

The now extinct settlement of Centervill
s few miles west of iilturus in Northeastern

California, is shown on e number of the early
maps end also on the L.inera logical end

■■I ' ■ ''^- mm W.IWW ■< .Mill. Ill wiMiiiMWii—wiiiWi— ■!#

Geological Lops of California published

by the Lining Bureau in 1891.

Central or Contra Costa Range

i^laKe.W.P.. in F..c.Kr.Rep., V.pt.II.x^y ,057.

Central Ferry-
Ferry on Stanislaus River on road from
Stockton to Sonora and Columbia.

• "^'.atutes of California, 1054, 154, 1354.

^'^^^^^« ' - Calif.

Name on map of Los Angeles district, 1800-30, a

little N of San Pedro Bay, -Bancroft, Hist.
Calif. II, 352, 1885.
Rlentioned as rancho in 1834. - Ibid ttt ^'^% i^

Gerro Bonito

San Benito Co.

Calif.

U.S. Geog.Board,Mar.6, 1912

Cerro Bonito; Ridge, Diablo Range,
dividing valley of Pimental Creek
frocn Panoche Valley, San Benito
County, California.

Chaces or Neills

On Butte Creek. —

Williams on *s Sketch of Route of Capt. T;arnerfe|
party. Rept. in Sen.Doc,47, 31st Cong. 1st Sess.
Pt. I I, pp. 17-33, 1850.

See also Neals

Chain Islets

Calif

In Suisun^Bay at junction of San Joa-
quin and^Sfei^ ^ Rivers; now Chain Island. —
Kingrold, Map of Anchorage off New York of

the Pacific, 1850.

Chalk Mountains

Nevada

TprHfn;^ ?S**?''*®I-?'' ^^^logy & Mines of Nevada
Geol.DOc.London.pp. 317-328, April 13,1864.

Chandlerville

(lentionod as village near Table Hock,
Sierra County,

Hutchings Calif .Lla^:. , II, 245, Dec. ,1857.
Place between Span isli Flat and St. Louis.
-^Stat. of Calif., 1854, 222,1054..

\ t

Ft. Chapman

Calif

Opposite mouth of Middle Fork Sacramento
River [now Steamboat Slou^J. — Ringgold,
Chart of Sacramento River, 1850.

a

A-i.

I^"^, u iJ'^ ^e K ")

4-

1 oTiW-le ¥

R. Champagne

Cal^f.

Tributary of 3agr|jn||ito R. , flowing VT.

De Mofras: Carte de l»Ore*gon, des Calif ornies

(5:c, Gen»l map, 1844 «

See Sacramento R,

Chay-o-poo-ya-pah Creek

Creek flowing from Walker's Pass into

Kern River. — Y/iliiarnson, R. S. , in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,
pt. I, 15, 1853. _

m

Teiiama Co. Califs

^jjKg'ine applied by Nom-lak-ke of Pr^kent
peakA? miles south of Elder Greek and north
of Paskenta ranch ^-ria on Thorns Creek. (Near
rancheria of same n£ime ) . —

8

to

Cherokee

Place Letween ^wcetland's and I.Ioore'
Flat, Nevada County.. iStat. of Calif. 18^)4

Pourche des 'ihevauz

Calif

iiw*'hi. iiiiiiiiijii>i<iiiiiiii*i>iii iiiwiiHiiiiiiiiiMi

Tributary to R. eau claire, which
flows E into R. de Trou and thence into
Sacramento R. , E side.

De Mofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Ualif-
orniBS <S:c, Gen'l map. 1844.

See Sacrament. o__£^

Chick-hu-wa-pet Creek [=Kekewaka Creek] Calif.

Erroneous spelling for Kekewaka Creek (branch
of main Eel Biver) given in V/ar of Rebellion
Records, Series 1, Vol.50. Pt. 1, p. 194,1897.

Chico

^ Butte or Chico original county seat of-~~
Butte County.

._^:-Statutes of California, 1^50^-62^ 1850.

*0. li. \7ozGncraft, Senate Tx. Doc.l, 32d
Cong,, 1st Sess., "nt. 3, 308. 1851.

Chico Creek

[Chico Creek]

Creek emptying into Sacrai^ento Fdver fror.
the E a little ,.^ of Chico.

•Statutes of Califoniia, 1850, 101, 1850.

'0. 11. Wozencraft, Sen.-ite Ex. Doc.l, 32d
Cong., Int Sess., pt. 3, 508,1851.
Gihbe^ Uax) of California, 1852.

Chico Martinez Creek Kern

'Ihico Martinez Creek, in
Range 20 E, Kern Co.. Calif.
Apr, 7.1909.

'^<i. Calit
Township 29 S,
U. S#Geog. Board,

Calif

Chi Ids Perry

Former ferry across narrows at mouth of
butters Lake m wliat is now city of Sacra-

Sonto'5Itr^85": ""P °^ ^^"'^^^^^ee off Sacra-

Chile Gulch

Calif,

Mining Csurap 6 miles from Calaveras.— ALta
California, Nov. 18, 1851.

Chimijas Rancho

Ranch in eanteni Ilapa County, W of
Vacca [Vac a] IJountains.

^ Statutes of California, 1855,77,1055,

^Chimillcs or Corral Valley

Statutes of California, 1652, 192, 1852.

Valley in E iiapa Comity.

Statutes of California, 1855,77,1855(Chim.
ilas Rancho) .

Chimney Peak

Perk about 10 luiles IA7 oT Fort Yuraa..-P

O

V/illi .son, map, in Sx.Doc
Ses5.,XVIII(pt.4),1855.

l'^.9,3.x. .v^Oup-. ,1?-^

" :ViMUiHi:Ui*ll«tMii«H>WUIM^^

Chinese ___ J. Cil in e s e G arnp ]

Place little IIVJ of Jacksonville. --
Gibbes, l.!a.p of California, 1852.

n

alif

Ghinese Diggings [Chinese Garnp]

Audubon .'Western Journal 1849-1650
202, Cleveland, 1906.

Chinatc'jm =Dayton, Nev. (in 1860)

--History of Nevada, pub'd by Tliorapson & West,

loy, looi •

Chine

Calif.

NanB on map of Los Angeles district, 1800-30, a
little N of Santa Ana River & SW of Jurupa.
—Bancroft. Hist. Calif. 11,352,1885.

Chino

[Chino]

Place in V mrt of San Bernardino Plain.
•Statutes of California, 1853,119,1853.

Vrnir)Tilo,A.^'. , in ^^.13oc.i::9,35d .Con-. ,

lst.Soss.,XYIII(pt.,':),Art.6;32;18r)5.(Rnncho de
;hino) .

r

Chino, Rancho de CCr.l

Whipple, A. W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.I,

21,1856.

China

[Chi no]

Place 1:E of Santa Ana.--Criblet^ .Llai) of
California, 185^.

ll?hipple,A.W. , in Pac.Rr.Rep.,!!!, Art.II,
135,1856.

Chintache Lake Os Tulare Lake]

Calif.

Name for Tulare Lake given on James Wyldls Map
of Gold Region of Calif ., London, 1849.

On map by JJi. Colton,1853, frontispiece _m ^
Adventures of Capt. Bonneville, Irving 1852.

Revised edition.

Chintache, Lake

[now Tulare Lake] CIo^l

Large lake in lower San Joaquin Valley
^ilkes Exped. (map dated 1841) ,V, facing

\

p. 150, 1845. CU^:ti^

v. ^' Vo.e-^ A><J^ iS VMjCteaJ' *v^

'^-^i^-^w^^ jL ::::*^ 5«Ji<L?.«|x*^

Chlebnikoff tEtablisseme^t]

"Two leagues from }?odega'' ftrs.)

Calif

^ De fiofras, Exploration de l^Oregon,

Tome II, p. 9J(gT//^ ^

Chocoalajni cl>ce^W . ____ Calif.

in 1829 a friar, "wandering northward fr^is
S.Rafael, went up the Chocoalami stream to Luca
Point". -Bancroft, Histjirj,! irf Calif > 111,256

ft. note, 1885.

In ie&' Priar Amoroso visited the Cainemeros
tribe of Indians living on the river Choooalomi,
the tiiiUimi.name of which is now Santa Rosa

Creek. —Robert A.Thompson. Historical and
Descriptive Sketch of Sonoma Co., 70, Phila.1877

b

Gmi^l ValleJ^Bear Valley. San Benito Co

--Mem*! &Biog*l Hist. of Coc^st Counties of
tral Calif., Lewis Pub'g Co., 149, 1693.
Ed. by Henry D. Barrows.

,Gal
Gen-

Chov;-chilla Creek

[Chowchilla River]

t

Creek flowing into San Joaonin River

from

lie

GibbeCi5jI.:ap of California, 1852.
";/ i 1 1 i .nmson , R . S . , map , in T^x . Do c . 1 :i9 , o-Sd .
Con ^,lot.Se-''..,XVin(p+...4),1855(Cliorchilla R,) .

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,V,pt.II,l6^b!DV.
(Chowchilias) .

Chowchilla Rivsr ' ' Calif

Pacif.R.R.Repts. Gen.Map of Expl. &

Surv. Calif. 1855.

Chowchilla River.— "Sometimes known as *Big
Mariposa*." — Marcy: Prairie Traveler,
316, N.Y.1859.

Cho^-chille River

Corif^

CChow-chil
Adaiii Johnston, Senate ^x. Doc.l,

, 2d Sess., pt. 3, 512, 1851.

la River
32d

Rancher ie de las Choyas

Indian village on west side at mouth
of las Choyas River, on San Diego Bay. Now
tween San Diego and National City.

Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,
1797.

be-

Chrysopylae

Kelly,
265,1851.

[Golden Gate]
Excursion to Calif., London, II,

Ghupcanes [Garcjuinez]

"The strait of the Ghupcane s " . —
Diary of Fray Narcisi[ro Duran[ entry May^ 14,
1617] rExped.orr Sacramento & San Joaquin

rivers, 1817:PubB. Acad. Pacif. Coast Hist.,
Vol. 2, No, 5^ p. 5, Dec. 1911.

See also Garquines, Karquines.

Clnirntov;n

Placo 5 miles .1^1 of For+ Reading.

Beckwith,E.r., in ^' ■.Doc.l.'^"^^33d.Con/^-. ,

1^+..Spc.c. jYIII(p(..-),Ar^-,.5a;61;1655,

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,II,Art.II,
54,1855. __

C i enega

Name on map of Los
located a little

Calif.

Angeles district, 1800-30,
N of Santa Clara River.

-Baixroft.Hist. Calif. II, 352,1885.

Cienegas. Rancho in Los Angeles district in
1823. -Ibid 111,633,1885.

Cienega C]:*e5k

Ksrn OC.

Calif.

Cienega Creek, SE corner of Township 11

Range 24 W (Section 26) Kern County, Calif.
U.S.aeog. Board, Apr. 7,1909.

Ciervo Hills Fresno Sc 3an Benito Cos. Calif.

1 ?5 (If^ncT T^no-rrl Ifov. A 1Q19 ^'e^vo; Hills, around Ciervo Mountain,
J.D.UeOg.£50ara,liiar.5,iyi^ Oiablo Range, comprising that por-

prising mai pi
tion of foothill belt, extending from
Cantua Creek to Tumey Gulch, Fresno
and San Benito Counties, Calfornia.

Cirncuita

Statutes of California, 1^50, 17::, 1850,

Cipreses, Pte. de

Cypress Point

To V vet- ^^ J^^ entrance Carmel Bay.

De liofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
if ornies, kCf 1844. Chart IIo.M.

* City of Geventy-six

* Place. bctv/een Poorman's Creek a.nd

mouth of ."kelson Creek [Plunias Co.].

•Statutes of California, 1853,313,1853

Claiuet River k Lake (or Tlainatl) [Klai.iath]
Lathain, Proc. Philolog. Soc. Lond., VI,
82, 1854; Ibid Opuscula, 310, 18(30.

lammittSEiver ^Klamath River]

? Calif

^1p26^^p"^ ^u^!:!f' "^^■'"^'^ l^^^'^ Snake Expd. ,

Olamuth River

Calif.

Overton Johnson u; V/in. H, /inter, Route
Across the Rocky Mountains with a Description
of Oregon & California in 1843, pp. 47, 75, 135,
1846.

^WwvoJt W V eJlW

KVoevw^Vk

"blvj.^>^ JL-v^C^ : "^o^*^**-

1^h::>.

^.H*?- lUijo

)

^vOOC-Vt Sxcctv/ove Vr\HoLMsio\vaI\

^k.^

^i*^!*

VJO-sj.^

juX*^^tt:w».*>^ "V*""^ rv— *^ ^*tj».»j*^ (^^

«^ V*— ^^::^^ ^^^■•^^

VV^Vok. ^6.

^olIv

I

V-jfcju.0.^ ' ^i*XLe • W«»^*«lyIvj^ y^.^.vto.3. ?^*^.l'?n.

from the

Clear Creek

^M ^viPi^r.^^i"^^^^^' Sacramento Piver
Vij^a fcwVuiles S of Redding.

'Statutes of California, 1051, 423, 1851.
'Kelly, Excursion to Calif ., London, II,
96-97,1851.

Clear Lake

Uo^iL ^.

• c

Statutes of California, 1852, 192 1852.
' Large lake in present Lake Coianty.
•GibLs, in Schoolcraft, III, 104, 105, 1653

Oibbel Lap of California, 1852.

^.

^i'-HA Lo^Kwv^cv ^A V^.tww 0. JL7La.vJt^ !L

r^

"^^^"^-^ ^^mx>v>X.^.JL^

f

S^^^"'^* >?L'^^^:' P^- 2. D. 253, 1850.

n

o

1st.

^'

Clear Lake Vo(!loci d*.
L<JUc^^l^Cfll■x.25 miles from east shore
Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 284,

oaiii •
of Tule Lake

N.y.l859.

S-*<^^»j^ >i — ^^*£*tj3:v.V^^«-.^*^

Clear Lake Valleys

[Clear Lake Valley]

•Statutes of Crdiiornia, 1855,77,1855.

•Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,10.::, 111,185:5.
(Clear Lake Valley) .

Clifton

1857.

Blake, W. P., in Pac.Rr.Rep., V,pt.II,140,

Clinton

• Place
Co.]..istat.

[Clinton]
6 miles EllE of Jackson [Aiaador

Ox California, 1854, 222, 1854.

Clinton

'j-oviTi near Oal-iland, Ala^neda Counts.
'Statutes of California, 1854,184,*fbj^l.

OoachelU Tallay .Riverside

Coachella; valley, part of the desert tt ri /-^ t-j «

lying immediately northwest of the U « O tVjdOg* DOSlTCL^

Co.

Calif.

Jan. 6, 1909

Salton Sea, Riverside county, Cali-
fornia. (Not Conchilla.)

Coarse Gold Gulch

"^lutchings Calif .L:a^r. , III, 503, 1859

Ooflst Moimtfiing

Calif

Onflst Moiintaing.— J.S. Hittell, Hutchings*
Calif. Magazine, p. 259, Dec. 1858.

Uo^i ^^t Rnnx^o

Dnvi?, in Ex.^oc.l29, o^d.Conip;. jlst.oo??'. ,

: III , (pf. . 1) Intro . , 6, 1055. q^j^

Davis, in Pacific Railroad Rep. , I, jp. 5, 1855.

COCHES CAIIYON (Sp. hog canyon)

Mr. C. M. Drake of National City writ-
ing in the Union in 1879 says the complete
name is "Canada de los Coches",

Miss Elizabeth Mannix and LIr. Donal
Hord say that in Mission days the padres
had a hog farm in this vicinity and until
quite recent times wild hogs were to be
foimd in this vicinity.

Bancroft says "Canada de los Coches 400
varas, was granted in 1843 to Apollnaris
Lorenzana". _ (zf^ >^y,.0.^i

jr c 3

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SAN DIEGO

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COCHES CREEK (Sp, hog creek) "'

This creek takes its name from the
canybn of the same name.

PLACE OR THING NAMED

COCHES CREEK

COUNTY

SAN DIEGO

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Coc'Vinn.; ranCi.o or Cocoiriongo

[Cuc^non, ■ ]

t /■ \

» . J :

1 ^ • '^ P -^ ^ • . •-' 1 .1 1 V r) . . . , ^ r.r .. . o , ) J , 1 c)00 •^ al so
no-2(dated 1853-4;TCocoirinn£o) •

nap

Cocomonga

[Cucamonga]

Whipple, A.W., in Pac.Rr.Rep. ,III,Art.II,
134,1856.

Cocomongo CCr.]

Whipple, A,W., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,III,Art.I,
21 , 1856 .

Coco Mongo RancdilGucawonga ] * " Calif.

Marcy: Prairie Traveler,278, N.Y.1859.

Gocomouga's Ranch iGucamorifcaD Ibid 21S.

Su*^«5U^e

^C<t'VvvO'WJ<K ,Cli^t0W0KJ«L .9u:v-.^K4->v^^.^>J0

el Co jo

De Liofras, Carte de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-
ifomies, fcc., 1844.

Anchora£,-e in Santa Barbara Channel lust
E of Point Conception.

El Cojo (Point Conceicion) ^ Calif.

El Cojo (Point Concepcion) , searrport qn
coast from which rancheros shipped hides and
tallow. — Ifei. Heath Davis, Sixty Years in
Calif., 1831-89, 548. San Francisco, 1889.

Rancheria del Cojo Santa Barbara Co. , Call

Indian rancheria?„little more than a *^i<v E of
Pt. Concepcion, visited "by Portola Expd. in 1769
and named Rancheria del Co.lo because the cacique
of the town was lame. -- Costanso, Diary Portola
Expd. , Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol.2, no,
4, 209, 1911,

Pueblo de 1 Tenii o r Cacique Cojo . — lb id, 307

Indian rancheria 1 league E of Pt. Concepcion.

Soldiers named it Rancheria d^ Co.jo. but
Crespi called it Santa Teresa. — Crespi,,

\ U V ox ;

Diary Portola Expd. in Palou's Noticia de la
Nueva Calif., 2, 150; Mexico. 1874.

In 1776 the Anza Expd. halted near the
^chgxia del Co,1p. .. Pont, Diary Anza Expd..
Puh8.^Acad. ^Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 3, no.l.

The

maps

•

name Co jo may be seen to-day on
2oeth Eldredge, San Francisco,

county

1,124,
1912.

Colby's, Landir^

^utte Co. , Calif.

On Sacra/nento River above Chico a-^d'about
2 miles west of Nord on the Calif. -Oregon
raiJroad.-.ailbert, Wells h Chambers, Histon^
of Butte Co. . p. 246, 1882.

ee Colftrrfl

lit

Spelling on Derby's mp, accompanying

^Mr^^.H.D^^t

3

^ 0 VqV\.0^

>^ *••»-' iBfiL- TS

i^ . '^C , W:i,M3

—Col

'alif

Indian naice of place on So. Fork Airerican
Kiver where gold was discovered in Jan. 1848.

•Tyson, Geology of Calif. Sen. Doc. 47,
.^ist. Cong. 1st Sees. 11, also on map, 1850.
4v,o.^! if . CglluKa on, Derby's irap, accoirpany
inff Derby's Topographical Meiroir,Sacrair.ento

'Spelled Cyloma by Lieut. Buffuic. When he
arrived in Dec. 1848, it was a little set-
tiement or 3 houses; by spring- of 1849 it
had ^rown into a large town. - Buffuin, E.

Coloma rn,,n T

[ C ull o:iia J

Town on S Fork /unerican Rivor :''" of Placcr-

villp. ^l^Avv>:^ io^ tJjfeAv_cK.Aj^

Statutes of California, l'^o0^6-^lBr/);iG5ij7(:
1851. [Culloma].

Gold vrrs discovered r+ Colo:;ia in Jrnuary
164r l- .\-r:ios r. Llarsliall, a canientcr ernpl oye:
by Gen. John A. Sutler to build a sr^ mill at

4 1 > rr^

tnat point on the river. See articles by Sutter
and <:rBhall in Hutch in£;s C-lif.Lar. , tJ^, 194-1^8
(bv Sutter); 199-20r.,10r^-7 (by L:rir shall) '.

Col oma

G

-iubes

)

Lian

of

[Cull oma]
California, 1852.

Cold Springs

Little village between Col oma and
about 6 miles from Placerville.-
Daily Transcript, March 2, 1851.

Calif

Flacerville,
- Sacramento

V

Pointe de la Colline

"J't*:'^ ^ " ' ■ """ ■ ' '

Early name of Point Loma at outer entrance
to San Diego Bay.

1797.

Map 35, Atlas du Voyage de La Perouse,

Columbia

[Columbia]

Place in W Tuolumne County a few miles
N of Sonora and just S of Stanislaus Piver.

•Ilutchings Calif Jiag., I, 79, Aug., 1856; Ibid
III, 49,'3, 1359.

tatutes of California, 1854, 154-, 1854.
Cribbe^^,^ .lap of California, 185r..'

Calif

^°^'8r?i-f ^.f ^rt,-J.S, Hittell, Hutchinps
Calif. Magazine, p. 259. Dec. 1858 ^

Colorado LKiverj

Sd£ui. JL XX*

Humboldt, Jssai Polit.Nouv.Ssp. .I.xxxv,18U.

De ^°^^^s» SxDloration de ^Oregon &o. Tome

p. 215. 1844. Rio Color^r^n ^n

I,

Occident.

Rio Colorado

[Colorado River]

Stat, of Cal if.. 1854 ':23. 1854

Colton

Place on 1! side Stanislaus River about

1

5 miles from mouth. --GibLes, I

ap of Californi

to\amt>\a ^inoer Mariposa. Co. C ai'if.

-\\ C f* "O 1 M a Columbia Finger; mountain peak,

U.:D. l:ieoq. J3C>ara. J lar. ^^ \«t 10 Mariposa county, California. (Not

Columbia's Finger.)

Columbiana

Plrce on W side Rio de los Flitnas

[Feather River], S of mouth of Iloncut Creek
Gibbe, Hap of California, 1852.

Colusa

CColusn]

Ilutchiiigs Calif .Maif:., 1, 494,105 7.

G-ibbe^ l.Iap of California, 1852.

Cibl

.vcbo^

^o-Xi.^.

TbVMW. -^ <^0«-«^*vv\:

1

I

Ho/v-^sJ^ »^^X«-x TflC^vAtV-V^. ywAjCfl^^v^ VMl^Jovax

V^LK-iiL^ *

Colusi =Golusa

•Golusi. A locality of California. "--School
craft, Ind. Tribes, V, 575, 1655.

Colusi

[Colusa]

County Beat of Colusi [Colusa] County.
_ ^Statutes of California, 1551, 179, 1851.
•0. M. Fozoncraft, Senate V.x^^Boc.l,
3M Cong., 1st Sess., pt. 3, 510, 1051. _
^Stat. of Calif., 1854, 222, 1854.

*Wc

Colusi County

[Colusa County]

Established Feb. 18, 1850 and defined.
Statutes of California, 1850, 62, 1350;

G-iube^, I.ap of Cal ifornia, 1852.

Corrununion Creek

1

o

•

^

♦ Small stream named by Gibbs L McKee,
miles S of tovm of Humboldt.

•Gibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,126,1853,

Gomptonville Yuba
See Camptonville

Oalifl

Pte. de la Conception rpn-;n+ n^v>« i - -.

^ Lroint Lonccption]

According to Spanish chart found on
ship captured by Admiral Anson in 1743.

La Perouse, Voyage, Atlas pi. 67, 1797.^

Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 17"0.95
Lond., 11,4^.8,1798 (Point Conception), & Atl-7
(Pta. Conception; .

Conception, Point

[Point Conception]
rribbes^ilap of California, 1852.
Da vis.

Jei ""eri^vOii

)

m ^■'^Doc.ir.9, "VM.

ConG,,l-t.Sess.,X^.qiI,(T)t.l) Intro. ,5,1355

mt

1855.

Davis, in Pacific Railroad Rep. ,1^.5,

Concepcion, Pte, de la

[Point Conception]

De Llofras, Carte de T Oregon, des Cal-
ifornies, &c., 184^1.

Point at mi entrance to Santa Barbara
Channel^ where the coast trends suddenlv east.

Concepcion, Point

Point at XJ
Channol .

[Point Concontion]
entrance to Santa Barbara

P

v>

V/ilkes Pxped. (niap dated 1841) ,V. facir^P-
.150,1645. * f <:,

Gibbes Map of California, 1052 (Point
onception) .

^ Santa Barbara Co., Calif,
Concepcion de Maria Santlsima rancheria

Indian rancheria 2 leagues FW of Pt. Concep-
cion in canyon which estuary enters and meets
the waters of a stream. Visited by Portola Expd.

in 1769 and named Rancheria de la Espada. b«*
cause an Indian stole a sword from a soldier's
scabbard, Crespi says he had already named it
Concepcion de Maria Santlsima. •- Crespi, Diary
Portola Exp. in Palou's Noticia de la Nueva
Calif., 2. 151, Hexlco, 1874.
See also Espada

Punta de Concha [=Poi5it Avisadero] Calif

Lieut. Ayala*s First Survey and Map of the
Bay of San Francisco, 1775*

Name given by Ayala or CaJ^dzares to Point
Avisadero, San Francisco Bay. '— Zoeth El dredge

Beginnings of San Francisco, I, 50, 1912

Conchilla Valley Riverside Go,
See Coachella Valley

Call

Concho's Valley

Concho's Valley, near Clear Lake, n^
the chief who lived there. — Caleb T.
Statement of Historical Facts on Calif
MS, Bancroft L brary, 1878.

Calif.

^Ui -Ii

for

Fay.

Condemned Lar

[Conder.meu Bar]

' Ear on 11 Fork /irnerican River near jimcticfj
with S Fork. -Stat, of Calif . ,1054,222,1854.

Condon Peak San Benito Co^ Calif.

U*S*Geog^Board^Mar*6 1912 ^^^.^^"j ^^^^ (elevation 4,9^5 feet) 4

> miles south-southeast of San Benito

Mountain, at headwaters San Benito
River on northwest, and White Creek
on southeast, San Benito County,
California.

Conejos

Place in northern part of Santa Lucia

fountains .

:;Utcllin/:-^S

Cal if .Lap;., Ill, b3a, June, 1659.

n

onsonines River

[Cosuinnos R,^

_ Gunnison, J. V/, & Beck\vith,^.G. , map(dated

185:5/4), in Ex.Loc.i:9,:53d.Conp:.,lst,.5ess.,
:VIII(ot.4),1855.

Consiimnfts River [=-Co^k>wyv.«^

mnes
Ex. Doc. 1, 31st

-Major D
Cong. 2d

H. Yinton: Senate
Sess. pt. II, 245.

1850.

Centra Costa Calif.

In 1840 the name of all the country on-
the east side of San Francisco Bay. —

^ Tnf ''o^^^'^' ^'^^y ^^^^s i^ Calif., 1631-
tsv^, 105, San Francisco, 1889^

Contra Costa County Established and defined
Feb- 18,1850- County seat Martinez. -
Statutes of Calif., 1850, 60, 1850-

Con-'.ra Costa County

nd

Established Feb. 18, 1850
Statutes of California, 1850,

defined.
60, 1850.

f r

^

osrou

^VKajtIvv <^o.

'^Ui-^

i

Contra Costa or Central Range

■'ii-lllllWlllllllllillllllltiiili^ mrmmm>m.mm,.,^m.m~mmm^-

^_. Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr .Rep. , V,pt. 11,139, 1857

_Calif

B§?&«v^fef^^' ^ll^ ?«"^'^ applied to
£^r|eiey Hills across the bay to the eaqtwAr-H

ridfrohhr^''% SP^^^^. ^^^s^^ntra Costa
i^? ?n ^^? ^^^?* Mountains", and said to be

Calif ^Lr^'vnr^^-M^-^; Hitteiriutchingst
oalil. Mag., Vol, 5, No. 4, p. 162, Oct. 1860.

Convercion, Pte. de la ivow^Vvw-t Hiv^we'\^xQ.i

^L-e Uofras, Carte de I'Ore^-on, des Cnl-
ifornies, &,c. , 18M.

"D * 4. A?" ^^^'^

iomt o*^F'anta Tarbr-ra Channel, SE o^

mouth of Hanta Clrm Pivot* tt« -n • j. tt

Lcciioa (.icra raver., ilov; Point Iluenene'?

/ancouver, Voya^^c of Liscovery, I700-05 '

Lend., 1 1, 451, 1790 (Conversion Point) , & Atlls'
ll- ta. conversion) .

Converse's Ferry

'^G^^y on San Joaquin River fl^Uuiiu^^I
W..4cotatutes of California, 1855,ll^5t

Cook's Well

/CC^

^*^^

Well in Colorado Desert, 15 miles from
Colorado Desert...Blalce,w.p., in Pac.Rr.Rex). ,
V,pt..II, 111, 1857. ' '

Cook's Wells;

/c

.Jw "m^ «^ ^

On Cblorado Desart, 20 miles from Yurn
via Los Algodones.— Marcy: Prairie Trav-
eler, 292, N.Y.1859.

• ••

Cboks Well.^ Pacif.R.R.Repts. Gen.Map of Bipl.

& Surv. Calif. 1855.

Coon Hollow

Calif.

ining Can:p aoout a mile south of Placerviile.-
Sacraniento Union, Dec. 15, 1851.

[4^

"^■""-^■j^

y^mm/tt^/l^

"N'VAJI *-.^l.»,,„j|i..l'-:- ^

Coon?

Place just S of Lercod lUver, Lloriposa
County. -.aiole:^r>,::ar, of California, 1852.

Coopers Ft.

oolano Co.

- — Calii ,

At Benicia, on Straits of Carquinez,—
B^^F°1860^^^ of 3trs. of Carqidnes and Yallejo

In. letter of Thos. Larkin to Jas. Buchanan,)
Sec. of State, dated Monterey, June 28,1348. ]

Same letter reproduced \n^J . Sherwood Ely,>U
California, Her V/ealth and Resources, p''.11.1848

Corclillcran of California

, C6:<st chain of mountains.

Emory, Military Reconn. Ft. Leavenworth
to r;an Dic/-:;o in 1846-47, 102,1048.

Rnita del Cord en

Oalif.

. Font states that the entrance of Puerto de
Bodepa "is fort'ned^on this side,hy the Punta del

Cordon, a on the other, by the Punta de Arenas.'
He places Puerto de Bodega about 4 leapp.ies

r.

c*

-oint KevQs in r.at 38^ 18'. -Pedro- Font: Diarvl
Anza Expd. 1770-.1776 :Pubs. Acad. Pacif . Coast
Hist.yol.3,!Io.l,p.^.9,^IarG''^. 1913.

Cordua's or Speeks*s bar Calif.

On Yuba River, -it. Geo. H. Derby: Top ographi
cal Memoir of Sacra^nento Vallev. Sen. Doc. 47.

31st Cong.lst Sess.6,1850.
Cordua's Bar on map.

'mm

Corners Creek

-1. ' W I" ^ •

1 us ^-

u

Creek flowing
above nouth.-.

[Carneros Creek]
into :'apa River fron the
Oibleis^Lap of California,

Nevada

Cornstock Lode [=Gomstock Lode] :

Blake,Wm.f., Notes on Geology ^ Mines of Nevada
Territory (Washoe Oliver Region) .i.iiarterly Journ
Geol.ooc.London.pp.317-S28,Zpril 13,1864.

^

[Coronados Ids

Coronados, los

Vancouver, Vo^raf'-e of Discovery, 1790-95
Lond.,11,468,1798, & Atl

*Galiano, Viage Sutil y iuexicana (1792)
La arid, p. 175, 1802.

-Y/ilkos Ejiped. I'arrativo, V, map (drt
1841) facing p. 150, 1845.

Oibbes, jlan of California, 18^^2.

ed

Lower Calif

Los Coronados

Islets ^T ifiiolig about 15 miles S of
port of San Diego.

Called Los Coronados by Vizcaino, and
islands of Saji Martin by Cabrera Bueno. —
Vicente Villa, Diary Portola Expd. , 1769-70,

Pubs. Acad. Pacific Coast Hist., vol. 2, no

1, 89, 1911.

De Mofras, Carte.de 1 'Oregon, des Cal-

ifornies (S:c.,Gen'l map. 1844

Corral Hollow

JilajTieda Co. , Calif*

StreajTi in Murray Township.— ^'m. P. Bart-
lett, ed. .Livermore Valley, p. 6, 1878.

Corral Hollow Cr. 3an Joaquin Co. Calif.

Corral Hollow Creek, 3an Joaquin Co. Calif,
large eae neading in mountainouar region western
side Oso Ridge, draining northwestward to
Tesla, near which it turns sliarply, flowing
easterly and emptying into San Joaquin Valley.
(Not Buenos Ay res. ) U.S.Geog.Board, 'Mar. 6,1912.

Corral it OS

Qel i f .

Name on map of Monterey district, 1830, a
little east of northern Monterey Bay, and neai'
lab. 37°.

1885;

-Bancroft, Hi St. Calif- 11,145,617,
"place called Corralitos", p. 1^57.

Rancho in Santa Qrxz Co. in 1836. —Ibid, III,
677, 1885.

"Jurisdiction of Branciforte never extended to.
Corralitos (including Sals ipuedes)". —Ibid II
(after Arch.Arzob. MS), 171 ftnote» 1885.

Corral Valley or Chimilles

.1*

Statutes of California, 1852, 192, 1852.

Yclle}/- in E lIa,-oa €ountv.

M,

Calif

Place on west side of Richardson Bay, Marin Co.

2d'se3s: pt. f °l4a'^?|l^ f'^.- Doc l' 31st

i"-- xi, Mti, 1850. (misspelt Cote Meaei

that^Corte fedeiraVm?.^^? fT?:* f°^ ^^'^ ^tet

"is the blsfteiirXbabi? in\«M'l''n'-^'
whence to derive lumbe? T;;^ in Oalif. from
of fppt „„ V J-<™oer. ]iroiii 5 to 6 mill

e:

wood?\\a"fyonvs%|* t^^Vftele^Tit*^

ions
e 'red

within a

Lever]

LContd. j

mile of the 'embarcadero ' where it can with
fS2 K^^ ^®o^^sgsported in large flats down into
the bay of oan Pablo, 3 miles distant, and taken
upon vessels of every class.

The department has an indefinite lease on this
timber, which empowers the quartermaster to cut
any amount, the consideration beinej 5 dollars
per 1,000 feet."— Maior I?obt. Allen, Senate Ex.

ir-^' ?}?^ Cong. 2d Sess. pt. II, 277, 1850.

ffliajor Allen complained however that the mill
required repeated repairs, and that the circular
saws after 3 months use became entirely unser-
viceable (276).

Cortc Lladera Creek

J

Creek in IJarin County emptying into
San Francisco Bay jusIi^tt: of Foint San Quentin.

Polit. Code of California, San Francisco,
p. 463, 1897.

^lanada del Ocrte de Madera

Canada del Corte de Madera; land tt n ri

grant four miles southwest of Stan- U • O • Lj6 0|g(

ford University, San Mateo county,

California.

Calif.

San Mateo Go.

Board, D0C.2, 1908

n

osume =Cosuames

"^S^^^^'t f^^'^S^^^y in California. "--School.
craft, Indian Tribes, V, 576, 1855.

^

Cosci.uanes, Rio dc las

Kelly, Excursion
20G,1851.

[Cosumnes River]
to Calif ., London, II,

Goscumnes R. =Gosurnnes R.

On map by J.H.Golton, 1653, frontispiece in
Adventures of Gapt. Bonneville, Irving, 1652
Revised edition.

Gbsctiinne river.— Bryant: What I Saw in Galif.

300. 1846. Tlilnf.r^ Hs-f-.P^q ci^n ia iaaa '

G^stunne River.— Fremont: Memoirs 1,446, 1887
[3d Exped. 1845-1846. ]

See also Kassima

Cosmenes

"Rio Cosmenes" in Wilkes

Calif.

narrative, various
places. & onWilkes' map (1841) given as "
Cosmenes H. .- Bancroft.Hist, Calif. Vf^2M
(map), 245,1886. (Map given).
Cosumnes R. also called Tahualmes & Macasomy.
-Bancroft, Hist Calif. ?,106 ftnote,1886.

Cosmenes Paver

It

[Co5i|nines River]

p. 150, 1845.

Y/ilkes ?.:q)eA. (map dated IH/ll) ,V, facing

Calif.

Cosoy C= San Diego Ba}^

2*''.'J1-?-?''^?® J°^ ^J^y ^^ S^n Diego.- Infome de

H
S

Cottonwood Creek

Creek in mountains near \"iiiia;.son's Pass
-Blake, W.P., in Pac. Rr. Rep. ,V,pt. II, 66,1857,

Calif.

Cosumne S*.cTai-nento Co.

Cosumne; village, Sacramento coun-- .

ty, California. (Not Bridge House, 1^ . 5, U&OO. IBoard. ^1a\i 5 )?0?

Cosumnes, Howells, nor McCo- '

sumne.)

^

)

G

osumnca t\ wer

"R-.

Cosumnes; river, Amador, Eldorado,
and Sacramento counties, and town-
ship, Sacramento county, Califor-
nia. (Not Consumne, Cosumne, Co-
sumni, Mokesumne, nor Moko-
sumne.)

Sa^craLniervto C

Calif.

U.S. (icoo-Boarcl. Nlas^", 19 0^

Cosumies. Rio d 1 rn^r.,, -n-

, ^>-Lu u. i. LLosurnnes River]

Hibbes, ^ap of California, 1852.
Gunnison, J /^. & Beckv/ith F G mn-n r.^o+ ^
Il^>53/1), inEx.Doc.l-^,33d.Cone%,lst Sess.,
XYIII(pt.4) ,1855(Concornnes R.) .

Rio de los Oosiriin^s

Calif.

Fremont rExpl.Expd. to Oregon k Calif. (ia44),

248, 1845.

\u\ *

Cong

Calif.

jor D. il. Vinton. —oenate Ex. Doc. 1.
2d oess. pt. II, 245, 1850.

31st

dosumes Rivet*

TysonrGeolcgy of Calif.
Oong.lst S6ss.7,l3,15,21,

Calif.
Sen. Doc.47, 31st
1850, Also on tiiai).

'-'osunini River

Sacraraonto Go.

Call

KJ

ee 'josumnes Kiver

Oosumno Kiver Sacramento

See Cosumnes lUver

'Jo

Calif.

n

osumnes

M

bee 'josumne

Cotton Y/ood Crook

Creek cmptyinr- jnto Gacrr.raonto River from
the V; ; Lout 15 miles i; of Rod Lluff .

Statutes of California, 1850, 101, I'SO.
Kelly, I^xcursion to Calif ., London, II,
96,97,1851.

GiLLef Unj) of California, lf^5n.

Cottomood Orsek K^rn & Kir^g Oos. Calif.

Cottonwood Oreek. flowir^ into McLur e val lev
from northern part of Township 25 South. Range"
17 East. Kern and King Counties. Calif. U.S.
Geog. Board. Apr. 7. 1909

Gouenga [San I-'ernando]

"The plain of San Fernando,
Bryant: What I Saw in Calif.
18-48. [Entries of 1847 J

Calif,
or Couenga. "—
390,292,41?,

Govertsburg =Red Bluff, Calif.

--Article frcaii Themis, a Si
in Mem; 1 and Biog'l Kist.oJ
1691. (Lewis Pub*g Co.)

acramento
f North* n

(?) weekly.
Calif., 95,

Cowoer River (or Cowe) , CKaweah lUye^V]
Actarn J^ohnston, Senate T.x. Doc 1 "^rd

Sesn

pt. 3, 514, 1651.

Co7/ Camp

Camping place aoout 13 miles
entrance to San Francisauito Pass -

in Pac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt.II,6l,l857.

SE of
Blake, W.P.,

Cow Creek • • - Oalif .

Rept.Geo,P. F.Smith in Sen, Doc. 47, 31st Cong.
Ist Sess. 83, 1850. l^^---^ t*;^-^ ^-...^TUJJu^^

Cow Greek.- Fremontrlvlemoirs, 1,477, lS&T.[3d

Exped. 1845-1646.]

Gov: Creek

C 4

Hutchings Calif .lia^s. , 1, 541 , 1857.

Creek in Shasta County rinin^: in nortl.orn

• •»

sicie SrcraLinnto

bierra ano or.ipt^riii/-- into

River about 1 miles ST] of Reduing.
Deckwitb "^ r. •;,. t.%. i-.

i,:^..U, , m ST.r'oc.ir^.^, 3:3d. Conr. ,1st.

ess., XVIII(pf,::),Ar^..5a;5",62;ie5:3.

Stevens, I.I. , chart of map (dated 1053-4), in

".X. Doc. 129, 53d. Cong., Ist. Sens. ,XVIII(pt. 4), 1855.
Beckwith,E.G. , in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II,Art,IIi

52,1855.

Cowc River (or Cowecr) CKawoah Tli^et]
Adain^ Johns ton, Senate ^x. Eoc.l, 32d

ArroTC del Co^rote

J cxJl .1 X ♦

T'i'3 Aiiza Er[:d. travel i"- S from ^en Fra-nciscc
Barr toi^ard Monterey, followed do^:--^ ■ ^e Arrc^o

ft.

del Ccvote.

i 'lis r/as seme ais :ace ' -^

of ore

r3achi-nr Ric del Paiaro. —Pedro For.trDiar; .
Aiiza Exi:d.l775-1775:Pul}s, Acad..P' cif .Ooas- Hist.i
Vol.3,lIc.l,p.l09,March 1915.

Coyote, Arroyo del

[Coyote Creek]

Creek emptying, into 5 extremity of

Sa.n Franc icco Bay from the
^r Cal ifornic

)

■J
IOC-".

SE. — Giblc:^;^ i ap

Coyote Creek [Coyote Kivcr]

River emptying- into S extremity of San
i^ranciGco Lay from tlie southu^.

Statutes of Cr^lifomia, 1850, 124, 18C0.
Cdbbe's Liar of California, 1052 (Arroyo
del Coyote) .

See also Rio Calavaros

Ooyote Ridge

U.S .Geog. Board, June

Inyo Co. Oalif.

7 1911 ^°^°*®' ^'^^^' ^"y° County. Califor-
♦ * nia, separating Coyote Creek from

Bishop Creek. v

Coyotes

•P.anch ten miles from "wrer Santa Anna,

rlvnr of the sa,.e name."
'Kmory, Ililitcary Reconn. Ft. Leuvenv^nrth
t.o uan Dingo in 1846-47, 119,1848.

'Statutes of California, 1653, 119, ISf:".

a torn ratuated on the

4-- r

Rancho Los Coyotes

Rancho in Los Angeles Co., owned
by Pio Pico and Andres Pico. -• Wm.
Sixty Years in Calif.. 1631^9^593
Cisco, 1689. '

Calif,
in^ 1650

H, Davis,
San Fran-

Cozzens

Sonoma Co..

Calif.

Cozzens [not Cuzzens].. Old ranch,, well known
in early days, on north side of Dry Creek at
forks of road about a mile and a half below
forks of Dry k Warm Springs Creeks. [Exact
location from County Surveyor, Sonoma Co..]-cmu^.

PLACE OR THING NAMED

• PLACE OR-

e re:*, i

.' ?y

iTc

For what per/on, place, thing or eveTu^a^ this plaTei^rnid?

-i<^

Who first applied the name?

-Mi

c

If known, give date when first applied

If the name

tfrstv^pitfeared on a man or in a honU^^lS"^ ♦►,« «..*J!:_<.,x.-

eared on a map or in a book^ive the a uthor/ 1 Itle^iF^d at/ /C^/

,■^1^ .CTL.;:!.. ^rz^^^>-^.o u^ 7^

Are there any other explanations of the ^u7ce of x^^

ame?

Name a

CALIFORNIA STATE

GEOGRAPHIC BOARD

Information on sources _ California Place Names

and address^ person supplyfng this mformatTon ^--Q-^a^U^^y,

Crescent City

« o

' c

[Crescent City]
Statutes of California, 1853,201,1853.
i..ado county seat of Klai..ath County o"an.
26, 1854. Incorporated as a city April 13, 1854

Statutes of California, 1854, 173, 19 7, Tse^
In 1853 Called Point St. Geoi^e. — Walter
Vim Dyke, Statement of Recollections on
'.latters connected with Calif. , MS .Bancroft Lib.

County seat of Del liorte County, LT/ Call

•Polit. Code of California, San Francisco
p. 825, 1897.

Crocker Flat

Kern Co*

Calif.
U.S.Geofi;. Board. AiDr. 7.1909 ^'°''^" ^^**; ^'■«=^ iy^"& "^o^^iy >"

o t *^* • ,j.^v/ir Sections 19 and 30, Township 31

P 3
South, Range 22 East, Kern county,

California.

Crocker Peak

rocker; Peak. Mono County, Califor-
nia, latitude 37° 29', longitude n8°
49- Altitude 12,448 feet.

Mono Co,

Calif.

U.S.Gepg. Board, June 7,1911

Crosby* 3 River ^^\e.ievv-V'?^<A^>M^^k

Cro^bv'o River: , Emptier into south side Mono
Lake.--J.g.V. m the California Scraobook bv
Oscar T, Shuck, p. 173, San i-rancisco, ]'^ '"^

Cucaimon^^^Ti ranch

I o

statutes

Place in
Bernardino.

of Cal ifornia,
Srn Fernardino

[Cucarion^a]

1853,119,1853.
plain ^ of Tan

Cucaimonga ravine [Cucainonr^;a Canyon]

•Statutes of Culifoi-nia, 1853,119,1853.
Canyon in eantorn part of San Gabriel Llomtrdns.

Cuidad de los Angeles [Los Angeles] Calif.

Bryant: What I Saw in Calif. 261, S93
and elsewhere, 1848. [Entries of 1846.]

^t» Cullborg

North of Chain I. in Suisun Eav
on New York of the Pacific; 1850.

Calif

nov/

^^'^^'^^ [Coloma]

Tom on S Fork /ii.iorican I^iver ::V- of Flacor-
villc, n Dorado Co.

r-tctutos of California, 18c0, 62, IGCO.

County scat of El Dorado Co-onty in 1851.-
Statuten of Calif ornia,18;:l, 176, 1851 .
^^^ Gold^was discovered at Coloma in danuary
1848 by dpjnes V. Larshall, a carpenter eiaplo^.-ec

ohn A. Sutter to build r tsp.v >;iii at
that point on the river. See article
RYid ! -r-hall in Hu.Wv%.^s^oaiVV.^.xV'f^^^;V'i't'^

n. Jn^r

G 1

Sutter

Cully Bull 8tation --Parm on S side I.oyo
River near its inoutli (purchased by govern
ment for Indian reservation purposes) .

E. Steele in Kept Comm. Ind. Affrs.
for 1863, 404, 1864.

Culoira See Coloma

Calif.

Spelling by Lieut. Buffum in 1850. —
Buffuir, E. Gould. Six Monthsin the Gold
Mines, 64, 99-100, Ks-o

Cut Eye Foster's Bar

Bar on II Fork Yuba
from rnoutli.

Pdver

[Foster Bar]
about 5 miles

^tutcs of California, 1852, 27.0 l^^rp .

/

Calif

Rancho Cyante

Rancli, probably near Santa Gmz, owned
in 1640 by Isaac Graham, who lived at Santa
Cruz. -- Wm. Heath Davis, Sixty Years in
Calif., 1631^9, 56, San Francisco , 1869.

Da^ett's Pass

Pass in Sierra Nevada (alt. 6824 ft.).--

Elake,W.P., in Pac.Rr. Rep. ,Y,pt. II, 135,1857.

Tpr^r.I'?£;^)^-^\'^''^S?,^° Geology cS: Mines of Nevada
Territory (l^ashoe Silver Region),. Quarterly Journ.
Geol.ooc.London,pp. 317-328, April 13,1864.

Daler*s Mill Pal if

InSE direction from Sutter's Fort.
Tyson: Geology of Calif. Sen.Doc.47, 31st Cong.
1st Sess. 12,1850.

Darwin Creek

U. S.Gec^. Board, June

Inyo Co. Clalif.

7 IQll ^^^^"' Creek, Inyo County, Califor-
' f-^^-^^ nia, a headwater of Bishop Creek,

heading in Mt. Fisk.

Davis t Atherton

riace on S side Calaveras River 25 miles

K of Stockton. -Gibbes, Llap of Californi

Co

loO^ •

Daylors

Place on II side Cosumnes River 12 miles
from raouth.-.G-ibbes, Map of California, }8r:.2.

Le adman's Creek

V/illionson,R.S., map, in P^t. Do 0.129, 33d

Cone:., 1st. Sess.,XVIII(pt.4), 1855.

Creek flowin£' into.Lkriposa Ri

ver from

the S.

*•-♦

Dead Mountains San Bernardino '^c.

U.S.GeOe:. Board Mnv ? lOn^ I>ead; mountains, San Bernardino
.vjou^. DUttra.may <i^iyUO county, Cal. (Not Black.)

Calif.

Death Valley

U.S.Geog.Board,Peb

Inyo Oo_._ Calif.

7 lQn/?-^^'''^^^\^''^"^y' ^''^lley, Inyo County,
f f X7UO Cal. (Not Aniargosa Desert nor

Lost Valley.)

LU*^\ij^,.V^^;i^

iH^-\( [<^[

Deep Creek

EDeex) Creek]

Creek emptying into Pi-pi-yuma Creek
[Kaweah Creek] fror. the SW...WilIirmson,K.S. ,

map, in E-. Doc. 129, 33d. Cong. ,1st. Sesn. ,XVIIl'
(pt.4),1855.

Beer Creek

[Deer Creek]

^rora t,.c ,,E, about Ifi wiles S of Red Eluff

Statutes of CalifomiE, 18,^,101,1850.

house of Fetor Lassen (Ibid).

Gibbo* Hap of California, 1852.

Deer Creel

Ox ^

[Door Creek]

Place on creek of same noiae, little S^
^1 Dorado ^^'^^Jl^^^M>sJ^!^^,

•Stat, of Calif., 1854,222, 1854.

Deer Crook r^

[Deer Creek]

Crook emptying into YuLa River from the
I i'^evaaa Countv -iF5fQ+ r^^ n i - x> ■> ^

^i^y. otat. Ox Calif., 1854, 222, 18M

R

day.

'J

•(^^""•im'

f^

)o'^,\'2.,

Fl at
Jutchings Calif. Ma^., 1, 540, ju,,c, 1857.

Fork B.ttle Creek, on mi slope Lit. Lassen
4500 ft.).

(alt

::nck'rrith,E.G-., in F.x. Do c. 1 ::9, 3;5q. Cone;, ,1st .

Sos3.,XYIII(pt.g,Art.5a;58;1855.

Beckwith,E.G., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,II,Art.II,

51,1855.

Point Defiance

Deer

Pla,co between lower crossini^ of

Creek and iVonoh Corral, IJevada Co4.ty.-i5tat
of Lai If., 1854, 222, 1354.

Pte, Lelgada

Point Just south of Cape Mendoci

no. a

m

a.%

little "below latitude 40

A

pl. 3. 1797

La Pe rouse, Voyage

Pta.Delgada. Ibid., PI. 15
Pta. del Gada, PI. 16

Pie. del Gada, PI . 31

DeW\o(rcu^ &a>fT^ ci^"\'0

I'^aV

x^^^or[

n « ^ Cal

v^oT nx<i.s

,^^

4-^^^ ^^-OL^ ^P t^^^.x^U.C,,,^^ f^ji^

>^\^-!^ yjdU^% ^ a^ l^^jdtK\\ Jl S^_ :i^

Delgado, Foint

CPoint Delf^da],

1 641 )

rilkes Erqoed. IJarrative, V, map (dated

lacing p. 150, 1845.
Point shown on Y/ilk

llendocino.

es map as SE of Cape

G^-nctal M^Jj

\'0>vv\: ^W <!_0^^T iWSV Hti^VW of ^C|

Bel llorte County

Original county seat Crescent City.
"Statutes of California, 1857, 35, 1857^

Rancho del rey Calif,

Rancho del rey, mentioned repeatedly by
Bancroft, was where Salinas city now stands.
-Bancroft, Hist(W5^=|rf Calif. II, 230 ft. note &
233, 1885.

' A

Depot Camp in the Tejon

13 mi lea from the surarait
Marcy: Prairie Traveler, 316,

CAlif.
of Tojom Pass.
N.Y.1859.

Descanso

Calif.

Name on map of San Diego district, 1800-30,
located in Lower Calif, near coast, consider
ably south of 33^ lat. and on or near 117^
long. -Bancroft,Hist.CeJif. 11.105,1885.

Destruction River (^ northern oacramento] Calif.

Name for northern Sacramento given on
Vfyld's Map of Gold Begion of Calif.,

1849.

James
London ,

Devil's Hackle

Calif

Nane given to bend in Sacramento I^iver just
above Colusa.— Wells ard Chambers, History
of butte County, p.201, 1882.

Devilwater Creek

DevilTvater; creek, flowing northeast-
erly through north half of Tov^rnship
28 South, Range 19 East, Kern
county, California. (Not Devil Wa-
ter.)

Kern Co.

Cal i f •

U.S. (Jeog.Board.Apr.V, 1909

Devil i7ater Creek Kern Co.

See Devilwater Creek

Calif.

Devil Peak Olark Od. Nevada

IT ^ riann- T}^«v%/Q M^ i^ Tnio Devil; Peak, near" southern end Spring
U.b.lTeOg^BOard.NOV^ 6,1912 Mountain, Clark County, Nevada

and DeC% 4 1912 ^^^^ ^^^ DevH, Olablo Grande, Look-

^ out, nor Mount Diablo.)

Devils Gate

Nevada

Blake, »k.P,, Notes on Geology & Mines of Nevada
Territory (Washoe Silver Region) ."tiarterly Journ.
Geol.bGc. London, pp,317-328,/ipril 13,1864.

V..'

Devils Den

Devils Den; rock formation in Sec-
tion 20, Township 25 South, Range
18 East, Kern county, California.

Kem 06^ Calif

U.S,G60g»Board,Apr.7,1909

Devil's Castle

Hiepri rocks a little W of upT^or Hrcrainento
River at crossing of boundary between Siskiyou
and Shasta Counties.

Statutes of California, 1852, 233,1852.

Devil's Castle

Calif.

^ In oacrairiento canyon.-- Joaquin Miller. Life
iimon^st the Modocs, p, 259, London 1873.
Uame as Castle Rock or Castle Crags. J

Diablo, IJt.

Peak in the Coast
alt. 3760 ft.").

[Mt. DiaLlo]

\ J. cl u % O (

0

/

50

fi

KJ

ohn S. Kit tell, Hutch
in,357,Fob.,18o9.

CribbcCs^Lap of Cali,fo

Tff _• T T ♦

ngs Calif.Lia^

Will

l'"^M30n.R

C•0:^■■^.,1?.^.S

)

. Ij

nap

niia, 1852 (3765 ft.)

121

I ">

r

3oc.l29,33d

V/iliiairison,H.S

-es3.,XVIII(^t.4),1655ait.D

iab

olo)

inPac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.l,io,Bj,3

^^PPle.A.W., inPac.Rr.Rep..in.Art.lil

59,1356

I

Diablo Creek

Creek in Contra Costa County flowing
into lleuccs Creek.

Polit. Code of California, San Frciucisco,
p. 463, 1897.

Diablo Grande

See Devil Peak

Clark Co

Calif

l^M- CCWarV l(o)

Ht

11^ ^v()^e Gco\Ae\^. G:aio --

■■""iwiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiiLii

\ T-ei,ci4X

Monte Diablo

Calif.

Major D. H. Vinton. — Senate Ex. Doc. 1, 31st
Gong. 2d 3ess., pt. II, 251, 1850.

Diablo, Mt.

[L't. Diablo]

Biake,Y/.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt. II, 5,1657.

Monte de Diablo

iDiablo Mts.]

Calif.

T?>.c^^^^^ °l ^^^^l^inez Straits, B of San
l^rancisco Bay.

De Mofras Carte de 1 'Oregon et des
Californies, etc. Map 16. 1844
See Sierra de los Bolhnnftg

Diablo Val ley-

Blake, W,P., in Pac.Rr .Rep., Y,pt. II, 6^857.

Dialilfi. CMount Diablo]

Calif.

Map of San Francisco Bay Region, from Records
of Mission San Jose, 1824.

CaJLh^'i

y<L^ ^^Jt^ £fii^

fZZ.

y^^^A^C^

-^■-^^fet^.

f ^^-^ y_

^ '^^-^-</f-r^^

^.

^ r

■'^-^V'/^.

^■<2.*<-n^,e«^

-^/^-HfU.'Z^ .

DiaDio, Monte, valley

R.S.Williamson, in Pac.Rr.Rep.,Y,pt.I,ll,l8£

Diablo Pddpe

Ilutchii'v^.n Calif.Liac., 111,351,1859.
Inner coast range from ::t. Diablo south
(cor.mrising Livcmore and Fachcco Passes). /^^

Bialce,W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep. , V,pt..Il,i5y,
itio? (Diuuio range) .

Diablo, Punt a

Point on II shore

ICelly, Excursion
265,1651.

[Point Diablo]
of Golden Gate.
to Calif., London, II,

Diablo Mountains

U • 8 . Ge og. B oar d , May-

Kern
15.1908

Co. Calif.

Diablo; range of mountains in Cali-
fornia extending from Carquinez
Strait southeast to Antelope Valley
in northwest Kern County. (Not
Monte Diablo, Mount Diablo, nor
Sierra del Monte Diablo.)

(Contra Costa Co. )

Dial?lQ
Count
Vol.

Calif.

-^^^4^- X^lleyin present Contra Costa
• w •^^ ^^^*?U» Hutchings' Calif. IW. ,
^'^ 4, p. 166. Oct. 1850. ^

No.

Diamond Springs

Tv-n.7,''^'' ,'o ^^'^°"^'^° County, already es-
taolishnd m 1852.

Hut chinss Cal i f .liag. , 1 1 53, Air . ,1857

^ -a., of Cal If,, 1854, 222, 223, 1854.

Dickinson's Ferry

Ferry at head of naviration on Tuolumne
River. ^»^.^.\^U^^c^^^^c^^4^

'Polit. Code of California, San Francisco
p. 462, 1897.

Dicks Creek

Kine-s 'Jo

See Avenal O'reek

Calif

Dickson Croek

V

j UR -f-.

Creek flowing- into Eel River fr

of

01 junction of forks

on t..c

California, 185^;.

-.nil

^'ItJOOwSj J .(IT)

Dillon Ft.

Solano Co,

Calif

On Carquinez .'Strait, at "T entrance of
Southampton Bay.

^ Called Malek-ad-el Vt. on "inggold's Map
otraits of Carquines and Yallejo Say, 185C.

of

Dinsmore Canyon Santa Barbara Co
See San Ysidro Canyon

Calif.

Disappointment SClouz-lil

\ '

Zloufr)i flowin^z; into E Channel San Joaqui]

River from the E 5 miles' from mouth.-.Gibbes
Map of California, 1852. '

Ringgold, General Chart of S.F.Bay Reg on to
Sacrament 0,1 850.

Disturnell—Map of k'exico 1847 Cincl.Cal if . j

The western part of this map (from western
edge of Great Plains to lecif ic__Gcesn )
reproduced phot cgra^^ hie ally by U.S. Geological

Survey, issued-in pocket of U. 3. G. 3. Bull. 689,

Boundar ies, Areas ,&c._of U.S. by E. k, Douglas ,
192,

090

4* ITS'

Boaks Ferry

Bay R^ion to Sacmnento.l85of ^ °^

above
S.F.

Dock

miles

Place on ^^ side San Joaquin River 10

o 01 otockton.-GiVues, Llap of California

Dogtown =Magalia, Butto Co., Calif.

with continucis paginlJ vols. are bound together

Laguna de los Doleres .

Nta. Sra. de_ loa^ joj Arej_

Moraga»s exjedition of 1806 discovered a
river M of the Merced River 7 or 8 lei/ues.
They named it Dolores because discovered on
"theJDolores_gf September. "—P. Pedro Munoz ,
Biary, 1806. i\rch. Sta. Barbara. Vol. 4 p 13 '
1806-1821.

Priestley identifies thi stiver as the

Tuolun^ne^

Arroyo de los DolOr*es P-l-f

Stream on east side of San Francisco penin-
SLda, not far south of port of San Francisco.
Pedro Font:Diai7,Anza iCxpd.l77c-l?76:Pubs. '
Acaxi-Pacii.Goast Hist.Vol.3,llo.l,p. ,^,MGh.l91

O

•Rio Dolores or Putos Creek [Puta Creek]

*Cibbs, in Schoolcraft, 111,109,1853.

Domengine Creek

Fresno Co,

Calif.

Domengine Creek, heading near Joaquin Rocks
draining southeastern arm of Ragged Valley,
emptying into San Joaquin Valley, Fresno Co.
Calif.— U.S.Geog.Board, Mar.6,1912.

Don George (feme)

Calif

TTA rt ■;v^4

icinity Port Ross.

De Mofras, Exploration de I'Ore

Tome U, p. 13, |&. ,

;on,

4r T*»

LDonJ^orie TsGhfirnif>V[

Don Jorje 'i'schernick

I

alif

See Don George

Don Pedro's Bar

Cribbes

CDon Pedro Bar]

of Sonora.

i ^-G.,p oi California, irj52.
Bar on ^:^uolumnG River, I7V. ,-.

en ^^

Don Pedro's Bar

On Tuolijjrine river.
Journal 1849-1850. 224.

Calif.
- Aud ubo m : We s te rn
Cleveland, 1906.

Dos Hennanos Islands [The Brothers Ids.]

Two small islands in Contra Costa Coun-

ty off San Pablo Pm*n+ a^
J . ^-^-^^ i^omt, m passage between San
.^rancisco and San Pablo Bays.

\Statutes of California. 1350, QO, 1850;

'^''^^\T5H,\i^\,U^H.

Dos Piedros ^ v ^ , vi

Two rocks between which parses the
K boundary of IJarin County.

•Statutes of California, 1850, OO, 1850.

•statutes of California, 1854,121,1654
(Dos Piedras) .

Do tan's Bar

^Bar on IJ Fork iViierican R
junction with S Fork.-lStat. of C
1854.

[Dotons Bar]
iver above

o.

lif., 1854. 222

ouble Peak

.ountam 17 miles 'J<CT of

jC •'-

n i VI

iDOGS, hai) of California. 185

P-O

)

•TGK

•^

V' •

Double Springs

County Seat, Calaveras County.

Statutes of California, 1850, 263, 18E0,

Toid, 1854, 222, ;e£4.

Place 6 wiles S of •Jackson.-GiVoes, ..ap
of California. 1852.

Oxwn.

Dougherty pos toff ice (aBy known as

Ju in)

Calif.

VQUghgrtY.: On west side of Amador Valley in
Alameda County. Named from an early ranchman
who was said to own about 4,000 cattle?»vfifiy 14
1860, Dougherty's ranch was the scene of a *
rodeo, where it is said that some 8,000 cattle
were rounded up.— J.S. Hittell, Hutchinps '
Calif. Mag., Vol. 5. No. 4, pp. 165-166;; Oct.

1860.

Doi^^lass b. Raney

Place on S side Calaveras Piver 25 miles
E of Stockton.. -Gibbes, ..ap of California, 1852.

Dov.Tiioville

[DoY/nieville]

Original county sent of Sierra Count^^

.O

statutes of California,lC5:-, 231, 1852.
To^Ti in canyon on K bank II Fork Yuba River.
'Stat, of Calif., 185^1, 222, 1854.

Bownieville

Bate a;

Calif.
Four Years: on Pacif.Coast,

, 1657. Lath Ed. 209 & elsewhere, 1856J

DoYTiingville

[Do\viiieville]
GiLbets uap of Galifornia, lf352.

Dragon Rocks

Lond

Cluster of rocks off Point St. Gcorf-c.
Vancouver, Voyage of Discovery, 1790-95,
,1,202,1798. (named by Vancouver in 1792)/

Drake, Bay of Sir F. [Dr.-kns Bay]

Bay E of Point do los Poyes [Point
Royes],

Vancouver, Voyarn of Di-,covpry, 17^^
Lond., Atlas, 1798.

Gibbe:!:s, L^p of California, 1052 (Sir.
F. Drake's Bay) .

Drakes Point Solano Oo. Oalif.

JJrakes; point between Putnam ,-_,., _, ,,r * t^^

Peak and Vacaville, Solano County, U.S .G8Cg% B0ard,Mar*4, 1908
California.

Dry Crook Sacramento Go. _
See Linda Greek

(^lif

Dry Creok

^^^^^ enptying into Cosurnnes River from
S, near mouth.-Gibbe^^.Lap of California, 1652.

Dry Creek

[Dry Creek]

Creek flowing into Merced River from
the II, 10 ,,ii3s from mouth.. -Gibbes, LaT) of
Caliiornia, 1852.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Hr .Rep., V,pt.II,12,
1857.

Dry Creek

1857.

Blake, W.P., in Pac.Rr.Rep.,V,pt.II,25,

Dry Creek

[Dry Creek]

Creek flowing into Tuolumne Ki

the H about 15 miles from mouth...Gibbe::s. Lar
01 California. 1852.

ver from
an

Dry Creek

[Dry Creek]

Statutes of California, 1850, 63, 1850.

Creek traversing present Mador County;
then forming part of li boundary between Sacra-
mento ani San Joaquin Counties, and emptying
into lower Moquelu-ine River.

^

IL^ m ■ *.

•* H-O/v.^X:;:^... ^okJL &aL<„.,,.J.xJOs .

Drytovm

CDrytown]
Town on Dry Creek, a little MW of Ai-uador

Aniador County.
.Stat, of

Calif., 1654, 222, 1854.

H. Dubreuil

Ca 11 f .

Tributary, Sacramento H. .flowing Y/.; E side,

De Mofras, Carte de l»Oregon, des Califor-

nies &c. Gen 'I map. 1844.

See Sacramento P.

Duok Valley

See Lake Valley

Line 0 In Co.

/l/euac^

Faerto l>jlce Calif.

On east side of San Francisco Ba,y about if
leagues m of lower end of bay. -Padro Font-
Diary, Aiiza Expd. 1775.1776 rPubs.Acad.Pacif.Ooa.t
Hist.7ol.3,No.l,p,79,March 1913. [k. t^M" s'/^'

Dmie, Point

[Point Dunie]

lied by Vancouver in 1795.

'''Vancouver

LoT^4>i

, v-oyc-v-e of Discovery. 17Q0-n'5
11,464,1798, & Atlas. V

Dunn Peak Solano Co/
See Dunns Peak

Calif

Donns Peak Solano
U.S.Geog,Board,May 6,190S

Calif.

Dunns; peak (jutting into Vaca Val-
ley, on the east side, midway of the
valley), Solano County, California.
(Not Dunn, Parks, nor Smith.)

Durkee's Fei*ry

[Durkees Ferry]

* Ferry on Klar^iath Fdver at junction

with Trinity River.— Cibbs, in Schoolcraft, III,
135,145,1853. '

Duxbury

Marin Co.

Calif.

« o. ri -D J Tr,,^ R 1Q1A Duxbury; Point and Reef, coast Marin

U.S.Geog. Board, Jan. 0,1^10 ^^^^^^ California.