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 BULLETIN 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 
 
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 A (xECXillAPJlIC DICTIONARY OF CONNEO'l'Jl'tlT 
 
 WA SIT 1 NGTON 
 
 G^OVEUNMKNT PRINTING OJ'FIOE 
 1894 
 
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UEPAKTMENT <)1>' THH INTEBIOU 
 
 BULLETIN 
 
 UNITED STATES 
 
 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 
 
 No. 117 
 
 WASH I x(rroN 
 
 GOVKKN:\rENT IMilNTINa OFKIOK 
 
TNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 
 
 J. \V. I'OWKr,!,. I)I]{K(JTOil 
 
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 GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY 
 
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 CONNECTICUT 
 
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 HENliY a^NNETT 
 
 WASH INGTON 
 
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LETTER OF TRANSMITTA 
 
 Department of the Interior, 
 
 U. S. Geological Survey, 
 
 Division of Geography, 
 Washington, J). C, Fehrnary J, 1894. 
 Sir: I have the honor to transmit lierewith for publication a geo- 
 gi'aphic dictionary of Conneeticut. 
 . Very respectfully, 
 
 Henry Gannett, 
 
 Chief Topographer. 
 TTon. J. W. Powell, 
 
 lyirevtor JT. S. Oeologieal Surrey. 
 
A GEOGRAPHtC DICTfONARY OF OONNEOTIOUT. 
 
 By llfvNfn (lA^^'KT'|• 
 
 The GeogTaphic Dictionary of Connecticut, wlii(;h constitutes this 
 bulletin, is designed to ai<l iu finding any geogiaphic feature ui^ou the 
 atlas sheets of that State published by the f". S. Geological Survey. 
 h eoiitains all the names given upon those sheets, and no other, 
 itiider each name is a brief statement of the charactei- and locality of 
 the feature, and opposite is the name of the atlas sheet or sheets ujion 
 which it is to be found. 
 
 The atlas sheets ut'on wiiicti the State is re[)resented are the result 
 of a survey made at the joint expense of the U. S. (leologieal SUrVey and 
 the State of Connecticnt. The scale upon which the sheets are ])ublished 
 is 1 :fi2500; that is, a distance of (li;,.">0() inches u])on the ground, or very 
 nearl}^ 1 mile, is rei^resented by 1 iiu-h upon the nmp. Relief, or the 
 variation of elevation, is lepresented by contour lines or lines of equal 
 elevation above mean sea level, these contimi- lines being at vertical 
 intervals of 1*0 feetj so that each cont(nir imlieates a level 20 feet higher 
 than the one below it. Upon the nrnj) all water bodies, that is, bays, 
 Ijouds, rivers, ete,, are represented in bine; the contour lines repre- 
 senting the relief, together with the figures showing elevation; are 
 printed in brown; and tlie lettering and -all symbols of the works of 
 man are ])rinted in black. 
 
 The area of the State is represented u])on 33 sheets, ea<h sheet com- 
 l>rising l.j minutes of latitude by 15 minutes of longitude. Kach sheet, 
 therefore, includes abont 17A miles from north to south, and about 13 
 miles from east to west. Of these sheets only 20 lie entirely or practi- 
 cally within the State; the others include ]iortions of the adiacent 
 States of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New York. The following 
 is a list of the sheets showing the names assign<Ml t(» tlu'in and their 
 limits in latitude and longitmle: 
 
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A GEOGHAriilC DKTIONAKV OF CONNIX'TICITT. 
 
 Limits 
 
 Sheets. 
 
 In latitudt 
 
 In loimitudo. 
 
 Sheffield . . . 
 Saudisfield . 
 Granville . . . 
 SpringHeld . 
 
 Palmer 
 
 Brookfield . . 
 Webster . . . 
 Cornwall . . . 
 
 Winsted 
 
 Granby 
 
 Hartford . . . 
 Tolland . . . . 
 Woodstock . 
 Putnam .... 
 
 Clove 
 
 JSfew Milford 
 Waterbur}^ . 
 Meriden .... 
 Middlctown 
 
 Gilead 
 
 Norwicli .... 
 
 Moosup 
 
 Carmel 
 
 Danbury . . . 
 
 Derby 
 
 New Haven . 
 Guilford .... 
 Saybi'ook . . . 
 New London 
 Stoniiigton . 
 Stamford. . . 
 Nor walk . . . 
 Bridgeport . 
 
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 The spelling of the names conforms to the decisions of the V . S. 
 Board on Geographic Names, 
 
 Connecticut is one of the original 13 States; it ratified tln^ Constitu- 
 tion on January 0, 1788. 
 
 The boundary lines between Rhode Island on the one hand and Massa- 
 chnsetts and Connecti('ut on the other are e.\tremely irregular, having 
 originated with early colonial charters, and having been modified sub- 
 sequently by conventions and agreements, so that it is im])0ssible to 
 describe them in any other way than by representing them upon a map 
 or by a detailed statement of courses and distances. 
 
 The total area of the State is 4,900 square miles. Of this area 145 
 S(piare miles are water suiface. consisting of l)a>s, ponds, riveis, etc., 
 
;annkit.1 a geographic DIC^I'IONARY OI^ CONNECTICUT. 
 
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 which, deducted from the total area, leaves 4,845 scjuaie inik's of Uiiid 
 surface. 
 The State is divided into cifflit counties, with hind areas as folU)ws: 
 
 County. 
 
 Square 
 miles. 
 
 Fairfiehl 
 
 675 
 
 Hartford 
 
 751 
 
 Litchtiehl 
 
 914 
 
 Middlesex 
 
 381 
 
 New Haven 
 
 638 
 
 New London 
 
 670 
 
 Tolland 
 
 407 
 
 Wiudham 
 
 554 
 
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A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. 
 
 Names of slipets. 
 
 Abington; village in Pomfiot Woodstock. 
 
 Above All; hill iu southwest part of Warren ; elevation, 1, 15G feet .. New MiU'oril. 
 AleAvife ; cove extendiua: from Long Island Sonnd into southern coast 
 
 of Waterford and New London New London. 
 
 Alexander ; pond in northwest part of Killingly Putnam. 
 
 Allen ; hill in eastern part of Brooklyn ; elevation, 340 feet Putnam. 
 
 Allen ; hill in I'omfret Woodstock. 
 
 Allison; pond in southern part of Killingworth Guilford. 
 
 Allyn Point; village in western part of Ledyard, on Thames River; 
 
 and on Nor wicli and Worcester R. R New London. 
 
 Almyville; village in central part of I'lainfield, on Moosup River; and 
 
 on Providence division New York and New England R. R Moosup. 
 
 Alworth; hill on northwest part of Brooklyn; elevation, 749 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Amos ; lake in eastern jiart of Preston Moosuj). 
 
 Andover; town in southern part of Tolland County; area, 13 square ^ Tolland. 
 
 miles ( Gilead. 
 
 Andover; village in central i>art of Andover, on Hop River; and on 
 
 Hop River branch New York and New England R. R Gilead. 
 
 Andrew ; pond in western part of Danbury Carmel. 
 
 Andrew; hill in southwest part of Naugatuck; elevation, 700 feet.. . Derby. 
 Angnsville; brook rising in southern part of North Stonington, flow- 
 ing south into .Stonington, and em]ttie8 into Wequeteiiuock Stonington. 
 
 Ausonia; town in western part of New Haven County; area, 6 square 
 
 miles Derby. 
 
 Ansonia; borough and principal place of Ansonia, situated in central 
 
 part of town, on Naugatuck River; and on Naugatuck division 
 
 New York and New P^ngland R . R Derby. 
 
 Archer ; mountain in central part of Lyme ; altitude, 3H8 feet Saybrook. 
 
 Arnold; village in eastern part of Haddam, on Connecticut River; 
 
 and on Connecticut Valley division- New York, New Haven and 
 
 Hartford R. R Guilford. 
 
 Ash; brook lising in western part of Coventry, tributary to Skunga- 
 
 maug River Tolland. 
 
 Ash ; creek in southeast part of Fairfield, tributary to Rooster River. Bridgeport. 
 Ashford; town in western part of Windham County; area, 23 square 
 
 miles Woodstock. 
 
 Ashford ; village in town of same name Woodstock. 
 
 Ashland ; pond in northwest part of Griswold Moosup. 
 
 Aspetuck ; village in Easton Norwalk. 
 
 Aspetiick; river rising in eastern part of Redding, flows '^outh r j-j , 
 
 through Easton, .ind empties into Saugatuck River in northern < t.^ ^^ ' 
 
 ^,. .., ^ \ ) Norwalk. 
 
 part ot \\ estport ' 
 
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12 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. |mu, ii:. 
 
 ^"i^ln.•s ..IsIktIs. 
 
 Assekonk: ln-ook in souIImtii )»art NOrtli Stoniii^ton. Iiibutniy to 
 
 ShuiKx-k River St<miiij;t()ii. 
 
 Assekonk: swamp in sontheni pari North 8tonington Stoninsilon. 
 
 Attawaugan; village in northwest part of Killingly, on Fiveniilc 
 
 j^JYer Putnam. 
 
 Atwoodville ; vilhige in Mansfield - AVoodstock. 
 
 Auger ; pond in western part of Thompson Putnam. 
 
 Augerville; village in eastern part of Haniden New Haven. 
 
 Avery; pond in .•southern part of Prestou 8toniugton. 
 
 Avery; point of hind projecting from southwest coast of Groton into 
 
 Long Island Sound New London. 
 
 Avery; hill in northern part of Franklin; elevation, 540 feet Norwich. 
 
 Avery; hill in northwest part of Ledyard; elevation, 820 feet New London. 
 
 Avon ; town in western part of Hartford County ; area, 23 square uiiles. Granhy. 
 Avon; principal villag(^ in northeast ])art of town of same name, on 
 New York, New Haven and Hartford K. K., Northainjiton divi- 
 sion Granhy. 
 
 Ayer; hill in northeast part of Ledyard; elevation. 500 feet Stonington. 
 
 Babcock ; pond in southwest part of Colchester Gilead. 
 
 Babes; hill in northern part of Salisbury; elevation, 1,000 feet Sheffield. 
 
 Back; river in southwest part of Old Lyme, tributary to Connecticut 
 
 jjiv(.r Sayhrook. 
 
 Back ; river in southern part of Old Sayhrook, flowing into Long Island 
 
 Sound Sayhrook. 
 
 Back; hrook in northern jiart of Portland, tributary to Connecticut 
 
 jjiver Middk'town. 
 
 Bailey; hill in northwest part of Groton; elevation, 241 feet New London. 
 
 Bailey ; pond in northeastern corner of Voluntown Moosu]). 
 
 Baileyville; village in central part of Middlefield, on Air Line divi- 
 sion New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Middletown. 
 
 Baker; hill in eastern part of Chatham ; elevation, 680 feet Gilead. 
 
 Baker; cove extending from Long Island Sound into southwest coast 
 
 of Groton New London. 
 
 Bakersville: village in southwest ])art of New Hartford Winsted. 
 
 Bald; hill in central part of East Haddam Sayhrook. 
 
 Bald : hill in Union ; elevation, 1,280 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Bald; hill in central part of Kent; elevation, 1.300 feet New Milford. 
 
 Bald; hill in northwest part of Coventry; elevation, 941 feet Tolland. 
 
 Bald; mountain in eastern part of Soraers; altitude, 1,120 feet Tolland. 
 
 Bald Hill ; village in Wilton Norwalk. 
 
 Baldwin ; village in western part of Mil ford, on Housatonic River, and 
 
 on Naugatuck division New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R. liridgeport. 
 Baldwin; liill in southwest part of Ledyard, extending into Groton; 
 
 elevation, 240 feet New London. 
 
 Ball; hrook in .southern part of New Fairfield, tributary to Wood ^ Danbury. 
 
 Creek '. ( Carmel. 
 
 Ball; bro(dv in northern part of Salisbury, tributary to Moore Brook.. Sheffield. 
 
 Ball; hill in western p.irt of ISIansfield; elevation, 652 feet Tolland. 
 
 Ball; mountain in northwest part of Norfolk; altitude, 1,760 feet Sandisfield. 
 
 Ball ; i)ond in southwest part of New Fairfield Carmel. 
 
 Ball Pond; village in soul Invest i)artof New Fairfield Carmel. 
 
 Ballouville ; village in northern ])art of Killingly, on Fivemile River. . Putnam. 
 Ballw^all ; brook in central part of Easton, tributary to Aspetuck River . Hanbury . 
 Baltic; village in southern part of Sprague, on Shetucket River; jvlso 
 
 on Providence division New York and New England R. R NOrwidi. 
 
fjAN.NETT.i A GEOGKAPHIC DICTIONAUY OF CONNECTICUT. 13 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 
 Bauksville ; \illage in extrenie uorthciii part t>f Greenwich Stamlbrd. 
 
 Bantam; river rising in sonthcni part of Gosbeu, flowing southwest 
 through central part of Litchtiehl and northwest part of Morris, 
 into Shepaug River in nortliern part of Washington Watcrl)ur.\ . 
 
 Bantam; hike in northern i)art of Morris, extending into southern 
 
 part of Litchfickl Waterhnry. 
 
 Bantam Falls ; village in western part of Litchtiehl on Bantam River 
 
 and on Shepaug, Litchtiehl and Northern R, K Waterhnry. 
 
 Bare ; hill in northwest part of Voluntown Moosup. 
 
 Barkhamsted; town in northeast part of Litchfield County ; area, ^ Grauhy. 
 39 s<|uare miles. ^ Wiusted. 
 
 Barkhamsted; village in eastern part of town of same name Granby. 
 
 Barndoor; two hills in southern part of Granby; altitudes, 700 and 
 
 600 feet, respectively Granby. 
 
 Barrack; mountain in southwest part of Canaan; altitude, 1,140... Cornwall. 
 
 Barses ; jicmd in southeast part of New Fairfield Daubury . 
 
 Bartlett ; village in northeast part of Waterford NeM- London. 
 
 Bartlett To'wer; hill in northeast part of Simsbury, extending into 
 
 Bloomfield: elevaticm, .^)(iO feet Granby. 
 
 Bashan ; lake in central part of East Haddam Saybrook. 
 
 Bashon ; hill in western i)art of Bozrah ; elevation, 480 feet Norwich. 
 
 Batcom ; pond in southwest jiart of Norfolk Winsted. 
 
 Bate ; pond in southwest part of Canterbury Norwich. 
 
 Battle Svramp ; brook rising in southern part of Washington, flow- 
 ing into Shepaug River in northwest part of Roxbury New ililford. 
 
 Bay ; mountain in southern part of Griswold ; altitude 560 feet Moosup. 
 
 Beach ; pond in east central part of Voluntown, extending into Exeter, 
 
 R. I Moosnj). 
 
 Beacon; hill in southwest partof East Haven; elevation, 160 feet New Haven. 
 
 Beacon; hill in scnithwest i>art of Branford; elevation, 120 feet New Haven. 
 
 Beacon; hill in northern part of Beacon Falls, and Bethany, extend- 
 ing into Naugatuck; has two peaks, elevation of one being 600 
 and of the other 700 feet Derbv. 
 
 Beacon Falls; town in western part of New Haven County; area, 
 
 10 square miles Derby. 
 
 Beacon Falls; village in central part of town of same name on Nau- 
 gatuck River, also, on Naugatuck division, New York, New Haven 
 and Hartford R. E Derbv. 
 
 Beacon Hill ; brook in south and east part of Naugatuck, tributary 
 
 to Naugatuck River Derbv. 
 
 Bear; hill in northeast part of New Milford; elevation, 1,320 feet New Milford. 
 
 Bear; hill in central part of Bozrah; elevation, 500 feet Norwich. 
 
 Bear; hill in eastern part of Middletown; elevation, 650 feet Middletown 
 
 Bear: mountain in northwest part of Salisbury; altitude. 2,355 feet. ShefBeld. 
 
 Beardsley ; pond in northwest part of Sharon Cornwall. 
 
 Beaslick; brook in southern part of Salisbury, flowing into Wonon- 
 
 pakok Lake Cornwall. 
 
 Beaslick ; pond in southern part of Salisbury Cornwall. 
 
 Beaver; brook rising in western partof Bethel, flowing north into 
 
 Still River in eastern part of Danbury Danflurv. 
 
 Beaver; brook rising in northwest part of East Lyme, flowing west 
 
 into Eight Mile River, in central i)art of Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Beaver; brook rising in southwest ])art of Harthmd, lh)\ving south- 
 east through Barkliamsted into east branch of Farnungtou River, (iranby. 
 
 Beaver; brook, right branch of Sanga tuck K'ivcr, in Weston Xorwalk. 
 
14 A GEOGKAi'lilC DlCTJONAliY OF COXNECTICUT. fiuLL.iiT. 
 
 Names of silieets. 
 
 Beaver; brook in Windhaui and .S<otlaiid Norwich. 
 
 Beaver; brook rising in eastern part of Franklin, flowing into She- 
 
 tncket I\iver, in sonthern part of 8prague Norwich. 
 
 Beaver; hill in northern part of New Haven; elevation, 100 feet New Haven. 
 
 Beaverdam; brook in Eastford,, tribntary to Natcbaug River Woodstock. 
 
 Bee; brook rising in sontheast part of AVarren, flowing sonth into 
 
 Shepaug River, in northern part of Washington New Milford. 
 
 Belcher; brook in eastern part of Berlin, tribntarv to Sebethe River Meriden. 
 
 Beldon ; hill in Wilton Norwalk. 
 
 Belle ; island otf coast of Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Benedict ; i)ond in northeast part of Norfolk Saudistield. 
 
 Bennett; two small ponds in northern part of Ridgetield Danbury. 
 
 Bennett Bridge ; village in .southern part of .Sonthbury on Poni])e- ^ Danbury. 
 
 rang and Housatonic Rivers ) Derby. 
 
 Berkshire ; village in eastern part of Newtowu Danbury. 
 
 Berkshire Mill ; pond in west central part of Bridgeport Bridgeport. 
 
 Berlin; town in sonthwest part of Hartford County; area, 28 square \ Meriden. 
 
 miles. ) Middletown. 
 
 Berlin ; village in northern part of town of same name on New York i 
 
 and New England R. R. also on New York, Ncav Haven and Hart- < ^Iit^letown. 
 
 ,. 1 Tj T> f Meriden. 
 
 lord R. R y 
 
 Beseck; mountain in "western part of Middletield and extending in ^ Guilford. 
 
 eastern part of Wattingford, greatest elevation being 840 feet . . } Middletown. 
 
 Beseck ; lake in southwest part of Middletield Middletown. 
 
 Bethany; town in western i)art of New Haven County; area, 21 square ^ Derby. 
 
 miles. ^ New Haven. 
 
 Bethany ; village in central })art of town of same name New Haven. 
 
 Bethel; town in northern part of Fairtield County; area, 1(5 square 
 
 miles DauV)ury. 
 
 Bethel; borough in town of same name situated in western part of 
 
 town on Danbury and Norwalk division,, Housatonic R. R Danbury. 
 
 Bethlehem; town in southern part of Litchfield County; area, 11> ^ New Milford. 
 
 square miles. / Waterbury. 
 
 Bethlehem; village in central part of town of same name Waterbury. 
 
 Bett; island near the Norwalk islands oH' mouth of Norwalk River 
 
 and Long Island Sound Norwalk. 
 
 Big Meadow, pond in northwest part of Watertown Waterbury. 
 
 Bigelow; brook rising in Unicm, forming northwestern boundary line 
 
 between Ashford and Eastford and thence flowing into Natchaug 
 
 River •. Woodstock. 
 
 Bill Hill ; village in southwest part of Lyme , Saybrook. 
 
 Billings ; lake in northern part of North Stonington Moosup- 
 
 Bingham ; pond in northwest part of Salisbury SheffiekL 
 
 Birge ; pond in central part of Ikistol Meriden, 
 
 Birmingham; borough in central part of Derlty at junction of Nau- 
 
 gatuck and Housatonic rivers; also on Naugatuck division, New 
 
 Y'ork, New Haven and Hartford R. R., and New Haven and Derby 
 
 R. R Derby. 
 
 Bissel; ferry in eastern ]>art of Windsor Hartford. 
 
 Black; Ijrook in northwest ]tart of Woodbridge, tributary to liladens 
 
 River I )erl)y . 
 
 Black ; ]»ond in Woodstock ^^'oodst ock. 
 
 Black; jtond on boundary line lietween Meriilen ;ind Midillefuld Middletown. 
 
 Black Point; village on extreme southern ]>oint of E.ist Lyme, on 
 
 Long Island Sound New London. 
 
GAN.vETT] A GEOGKAPHIC DICTIUNTKY OF CONNECTICUT. 15 
 
 Names (if slu'i'ts. 
 
 Black Rock; village in sonthwost part of Bridgeport on Loug Island 
 
 Sound Bridgcitort. 
 
 Black Rock; harbor; arm of Long Island Sound, indenting southwest 
 
 loast of Bridge]»ort Bridgeport. 
 
 Blackball ; pond in northeast part of Old Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Blackball; village in southwest part of Ohl L.\nue, on Shore Line 
 
 division New York, New Haven and Hartford R. K Saybrook. 
 
 Blackball; river rising in nortln-ast part of Old Lyme. Howiug south 
 
 west into Long Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
 Blackberry; river rising in Norfolk, flowing west into Housatonic 
 
 River in west central part of North Canaan Sheflield. 
 
 Blackstone Rocks; group of jslau<l8 off southern coast of Branford, 
 
 in Loug Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Blackwell; brook rising in southern part of Pomfrel, flowing south- 
 east into Quiueliaug Rivor in northeast part of Canterbury rutnam, 
 
 Bladen; river rising in North Woodbridge, flowing west into Nauga- 
 
 tuck River, in central part of Seymour Derby. 
 
 Blake; hill in western part of Windham; elevation, 500 feet Norwich. 
 
 Blakely : \nmd in eastern part of Norfolk Wiusted. 
 
 Blockledge; river x'ising in Bolton, tlowiug south through Hebron 
 
 and Marlboro into Salnuin River in western i)art of Colchester. .. . Gilead. 
 
 Bloomfield; town in central part of Hartford County ; area, 28 square \ Granby. 
 miles. - ^ Hartford. 
 
 Bloomfield; village in eastern part of town of same name on Central 
 
 New England and Western R. R Hartford. 
 
 Blue ; hill in Franklin and Bozrah ; elevation, ."SOO feet Norwich. 
 
 Bluff ;*p(>iut of land projecting from southern coast of Groton into 
 
 Long Island Sound New Londcm. 
 
 BluffHead; hill in northern part of Guilford; elevation, 765 feet Guilford. 
 
 Boardman Bridge ; village in western part of New Milford, on Hous- 
 
 atonic Ri\ er, also on Housatonic R. R New Milford. 
 
 Bog Meadow ; pond in central part of Sharon Cornwall. 
 
 Boggs ; pond in northwest part of Danbury Carmel. 
 
 Bolton; town in western part of Tolland County; area, 19 square ^ Tolland, 
 miles. \ Gilead. 
 
 Bolton ; village in central part of town of same name Tolland. 
 
 Bolton Notch ; village in northern part of Boltou Tolland. 
 
 Booth; hill in northeast jiart of Trumbull and in Huntington; eleva- 
 tion, o?>0 feet 1 )orby. 
 
 Botsford ; village in southeast part of Newtown, on Housatonic R. R . . Danbury. 
 
 Bow^er: hill in southwest part of Oxford, having two peaks, the alti- 
 tude of one 1)eing 400 feet and that of the other 440 feet Derby. 
 
 Box; m<mntain in northwest part of liolton and in Vei'non; altitude, 
 
 870 feet Tolland. 
 
 Boyle ; brook in northern part of East Hartford, tributai'y to Connecti- 
 cut River Hartford. 
 
 Boys Halfway ; river rising in eastern Monroe, flowing north into 
 
 Housatonic River ., Derby. 
 
 Bozrab ; town in western part of New London County ; area, 20 square 
 
 miles Norwich. 
 
 Bozrab Street; village in central part of Bozrah Norwich. 
 
 Bozrabville; village in northwest ])art of Bozrah, on Yantic River.. Norwich. 
 
 Bradford ; mountain in northeast iiart of Canaan ; altitude, 1,927 feet . Cornwall. 
 
 Brancbville; village in southeast i)art of Ridgefield, on Norwalk 
 
 River; also on Housatouic R. R Danbury. 
 
16 A GEUGHAPHIC DlCTlU^■AKY OF CONNECTICUT. ["vll. U7 
 
 Names of sliefts. 
 
 Brandy; hill in western part of Torringtou ; elevation, 1,160 feet... Winsted. 
 Branford; town in southern pjirt of New Haven County; area, 23 ^ New Haven. 
 
 square miles. ( Guilford. 
 
 Branford; villan;e in central part of town of same name, on Branford 
 
 River, also on Shore Line division New York, New Haven and 
 
 Hartford R. R New Haven. 
 
 Branford; jtoint projecting from southwest coast of Branford into 
 
 Branford Harbor ^ New Haven. 
 
 Branford; river rising in western part of Guilford, flowing southwest 
 
 through North Branford and Branford, into Long Island Sound .. New Haven. 
 Branford; harbor, arm of Long Island .Soun<l, indenting southern 
 
 coast of Branford New Haven. 
 
 Breakneck; hill in northern part of Middlebury ; elevation, 829 feet. Waterbury. 
 Breakneck; hill in north central part of Killingly; elevation, 640 
 
 feet '. ^ Putnam. 
 
 Breakneck; pond in northeast part of Union.. Brooktield. 
 
 Bre"wster ; pond in western part of Lebanon Gilead. 
 
 Bride ; lake in southwest part of East Lyme New Loniloii. 
 
 Bride Lake ; brook in southwest part of East Lyme, flowing into Long 
 
 Island Sound New London. 
 
 Bridgeport; town in southeast i)art of Fairfield County; area, 9 
 
 8(iuare miles Bridgeport . 
 
 Bridge'water ; town in southern part of Litchfield County; area, 15 ^ NewMilford. 
 
 s(£uaTe miles. \ Daubury. 
 
 BridgevT^ater ; village in central part of town of same name New Milford. 
 
 Briggs; hill in southern part of Sherman; elevation, 1,060 feet New ^M^fonl. 
 
 Brightvie"w ; village in southwest part of East Haven New Haven. 
 
 Bristol; town in southwestern part of Hartford County; area, 27 
 
 square miles Meriden. 
 
 Bristol; princii)al village of town of same name on Pequobuck 
 
 River ; also on New York and New England R. R Meriden. 
 
 Broad; brook rising in northern part of North Stonington, flowing 
 
 northwest into Quineb.aug River in northern part of Preston Moosnp. 
 
 Broad; brook rising in eastern part of Ellington, flowing west into d, Tolland. 
 
 Scantic River, in central part of East Windsor. } Hartford. 
 
 Broad Brook ; village in northeast part of Windsor Hartford. ' 
 
 Brockaway ; island off western coast of Lyme in Connecticut River. Saybrook. 
 
 Bromica; mountain in eastern part of Kent; altitude, 1,380 feet New Milford. 
 
 Brookfield; town in mnthern ])art of Fairfield County; area, 21 ^ Danbiiry. 
 
 K(|uarc miles. ) New Milford. 
 
 Brookfield; village in western part of town of same name on Still 
 
 River; also on Housatonic R. R Daubury. 
 
 Brookfield Center; village in centra! part of Brookfield Uanbnry. 
 
 Brookfield Junction ; village in southern part of Brookfield on Housa- 
 tonic R. R Daubury. 
 
 Brooklyn ; town in central part of Windham County ; area, 30 square \ Woodstock. 
 
 miles. ^ Putnam. 
 
 Brooklyn; principal village in central part of town of same luime .. Putnam. 
 Brooks Vale; village in southwest part of Cheshire, on Northampton 
 
 division New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R New Haven. 
 
 Brovvn; ]»oint projecting from southern coast of Branford into Long 
 
 Island Sound ' New Haven. 
 
 Brown; brook, right branch of Mill liiver, in Fairfield Norwalk. 
 
 Buck; hill in noitheastcan part uf Suffield ; elev.ilion, 260 feet Springlield. 
 
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 N;iiiics ol' sheets. 
 Bucklaud; village in northwest ii.irlof Mauchcstei- on New York and 
 
 New England K. R Hartford. 
 
 BuckTvheat; Lill in southern part of Meriden; elevation, 465 feet.. . Meriden. 
 
 Budington ; pond in central ])art of (Jroton New London. 
 
 Bulkley ; hill in southern part of Colchester; elevation, ."i2() feet (iilead. 
 
 Bull; mountain in southern part of Kent ; altitude, 1,140 feet New Milford. 
 
 Bungee ; brook in Woodstock, tril)utar\ to Still River, tlowing into 
 
 Black Pond Woodstock . 
 
 Bungee ; hill in Woodstock ; elevation, 870 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Bunker; hill in northwest part of KjUingworth ; elevation, 510 feet.. Guilford. 
 
 Bunnell ; pond in northern part of Bridgeport Bridgeport. 
 
 ( Winsted. 
 Burlington; town in western p;u( of Hartford County; area, ;!(! J ^^ iitPi"lJ"i'.v- 
 
 sijnare miles. ] "mi'hy. 
 
 [ Meriden. 
 
 Burlington ; villagt; in centnil part of town of same name Granby . 
 
 Burlington; brook rising in central part of Burlington, tributary to 
 
 Farmington River (Jranby. 
 
 Burlington Station; village in western part of Avon, on Farmington 
 
 K'iver; also on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Granby. 
 
 Burnett Corner; village in northeast part of Groton Stonington. 
 
 Burnham ; village in northern ])art of East Hartford, on New York and 
 
 New England R. R.. Springfield division Hartford. 
 
 Burnside; village in central part of East Hartford, on Ho(^kaiium 
 
 River Hartford. 
 
 Burnt; hillin eastern part of Farmington; elevation, 420 feet Meriden. 
 
 Burrville; village in northeast part of Torringtou, On Still River; 
 
 also, on New York, New Haven and Harttord R. R.. Naugatuck 
 
 divisicm Winsted. 
 
 Burton; brook in western part of Salisbury, tributary to Salmon 
 
 Creek Cornwall. 
 
 Bushnell; mountain in northwest jiart of Washington ; altitude, 1,()S() 
 
 fet't New Milford. 
 
 Bushy; point ]iroJecting from southwest <-oast of tiroton into Long 
 
 Island Sound Nfw London. 
 
 Bushy; t\NO hills in soiithcrn part of (iranby ; elevations, ."')00 and 180 
 
 feet, respectively (Jranby. 
 
 Butternut; brook in western part of Litchtield tributary to Bantam 
 
 River Waterbury. 
 
 Byram; river heading in New York, and flowing south through west. 
 
 ern part of Greenwich into Long Island Sound Stamford. 
 
 Byron; brook in northern ])art of Norwich, trilmtary to ShetTicket 
 
 Kiver Norwich. 
 
 Calfpasture; island in Long Island Sound, forming part of Norwalk. Norwalk. 
 
 Calfpasture ; point south of mouth of Norwalk River, in Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Calves; i.sland otf northwest coast of Old Lyme in Connecticut River. Saybrook. 
 
 Camp Meeting ; vill.ige in western part of Windham Norwich. 
 
 Campville; village in southwest part of Harwinton on Naugatuck 
 
 River, and on New York, New Haven and Plartford R. R Waterbury. 
 
 ^ . • .1 . ^ ,. ■ .X 1 <■ 1 1 /I i. -..> i Cornwall. 
 
 Canaan: town m northwest part of Litchfield County ; area, •>«>>„,.. , , 
 
 ., , ; Winsted. 
 
 square miles. ^ Sheffield. 
 
 Canaan; i)rincipal village in western i)art of North Canaan on Con- 
 necticut Western, and Housatonic R, Rs .,,,,,,,,. Sheffield. 
 
 Bill]. 117 2 
 
18 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [blll.ut. 
 
 Kauu'S of sheets. 
 Cauaan: iiiouiitain in Caniiau aud ^Oitli ( aiiaau ; hi.<;ln'.st suuiiiiit \ Cornwall, 
 l.ciu^- Mount Jiradlbnl. 1.927 feet ^Sheffield. 
 
 Canaan Valley; village in northeast part of North Canaan on Whit- 
 
 in.-;- K' 1 vcr - Shcllield . 
 
 Candlewood; range of mountains extending in western part of New 
 Milford and eastern part of Sherman; greatest elevation, 1.000 
 
 feet New Milford. 
 
 Candlewood: hill in northwest part of H 'ddam; elevation, 480 feet. Guilford. 
 Candlewood Hill; brook in western part of Haddam, ilo wing north- 
 east into Conuectieut River in northern part of Haddam Guillord. 
 
 Cannon ; village in Wilton on Norwalk River Norwalk. 
 
 f Woodstock. 
 Canterbury: town in southern part of Wiudhaui County: area, 40 J Putnain. 
 s.|uare miles. j Norwich. 
 
 i Moosup. 
 Canterbury; village in east central i)ai t of town of same name on 
 
 Quinebaug River .Moosup. 
 
 Canton; town in western part of Hartford County; a-ea, 30 square 
 
 miles --- Granby. 
 
 Canton; village in southeast part of town of same name, on Central 
 
 New England ami Western R.R Granby. 
 
 Canton Center; village in southwest part of town of same name Granby. 
 
 Carmel; mountain in northeast part of Hamden; altitude, 737 feet.. New Haven. 
 Carrington; hill in northeast part of Woodbridge; elevation, 420 feet . New Haven. 
 Cat Hole; mountain in northwest part of Meriden; altitude, 460 
 
 teet Meriden. 
 
 Cat Hole; brook in western part of Meriden, tributary to Sodom 
 
 Brook Meriden. 
 
 Cedar; mountain in Newingtou and Wetherstield ; greatest altitude, 
 
 340 feet Middletown. 
 
 Cedar; point projecting into Long Island Sound from Westport Norwalk. 
 
 Cedar ; pond in northeast part of Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Cedar ; lake in central part of Chester Saybrook. 
 
 Cedar ; swam]i in northeast part of Ledyard Stouington. 
 
 Cedar ; swam)) in southeast part of North Stonington Stouington. 
 
 Cfcdar ; swamp in south central part of Chester Saybrook. 
 
 Cedar Swamp; brook in central ])art of Sterling, tributary to 
 
 Moosup River Moosuji. 
 
 Cedar Sw^amp: |i(md in southern part of Leiianon Norwich. 
 
 Center Brook Station; village in east central part of Ksscx, on ( on- 
 
 necticut Valley division, New York, New Haven and Hart lord K. K . Saybrook. 
 
 Center Groton ; village in north central i)art of (Jrotou New London. 
 
 Centerville ; village in east central pari of Hamden New Haven. 
 
 Centerville Station: village in east central part of Humdcii, on 
 
 Xorthaniptou division New York, New Haven and liartforu K. K. New Haven. 
 Central; village in west central i)art <»f I'lainlield, on Moosuj) River; 
 also on Norwich and Worcester division New York and New Eng- 
 land b'. R Moosu)). 
 
 Chaffeeville ; village in ^Mauslield AN'oodstoek. 
 
 Chapinville: villag<! in north central ]iart of Salisbury SheHield. 
 
 Chapinville Station; village in north central part of Salisbury, on 
 
 Connecticut Western R. R Shcflield. 
 
 Chaplin; town in western )):irt of ^\'iudhanl ( onnty : ,iiea. 20 square ^ Norwich. 
 l„jl,.„. / Woo.lstock. 
 
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 Names ol" sheets. 
 
 Chaplin ; village in town of same name Woodstock, i 
 
 Chaplin Station; village in southwest part of Hampton, and on Ncav ^ 
 
 York and New England R. R Woodstock. 
 
 Chapman; point projecting from southeast coast of Saybrook into 
 
 Long Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
 Chapman; hill in north central part of North Stouington; elevation, 
 
 520 feet Stouington. 
 
 Chapman ; pond in southwest part of East Haddam Saybrook. 
 
 Chcirles; island off southern coast of Milford in Long Island Sound.. Bridgeport. 
 Chatham; town in northeast part of Middlesex County; area, 37 ^ Middletowu. 
 
 scjiiare miles. I Gilead. 
 
 Cherry; hill in western part of Branford ; elevation, 166 feet New Haveu. 
 
 Cherry ; hill in southern part of Hamden ; elevation, 220 feet New Haven . 
 
 Cherry; hill in eastern part of Muldlefield; elevation, 3(X) feet.. Middletowu. 
 
 Cherry; brook rising in southwest part of (irauby, dowing southwest 
 
 through Canton into F'armiugton Granb> . 
 
 Cherry Brook; village in southwest part of Canton on Farmington 
 
 River and on Central New England and Western R. R (hanby. 
 
 Cheshire; town in northern part of New Haveu County ; area. 38 ( Meridcu. 
 
 square miles. I New Haven. 
 
 ( Meriden. 
 Cheshire; itrincipal villai-e in central part of town of same name. . . , ^t tt 
 
 ' ' ' * ^ ( New Haven. 
 
 Cheshire Street; village in eastern part of Cheshire on Meriden and 
 
 Waterbury R. R Meriden. 
 
 Chester; town in eastern part of Middlesex County; area, 11 s(juare ^ Guilford. 
 
 mill's. I Saybrook. 
 
 Chester; prindiial village in eastern ])art of town of same name Saybrook. 
 
 Chesterfield ; village in southwest part of Montville New Loudon. 
 
 Chester Station ; village in eastern part of Chester on Connecticut 
 
 River, also on Connecticut Valley divisicth New York, New Haven 
 
 and Hartford R. R Saybrook. 
 
 Chestnut ; hill in Wilton Norwalk. 
 
 Chestnut; hill in uortheast part of Killiugly ; elevation, 740 feet PTitnam. 
 
 Chestnut ; hill in western part of Chatham ; elevation, 500 feet Middletowu. 
 
 Chestnut; hill in northern part of Lebanon; elevation, .540 square 
 
 miles Gilead. 
 
 Chestnut; hill in southern part of Kill ingwortl\; elevation, 348 feet. Guilford. 
 
 Chestnut ; hill in eastern part of Oxford ; elevation, 631 feet Derby. 
 
 Chestnut; hill in central part of Litchtield; elevation, 1.160 feet Waterbury. 
 
 Chestnut; nu»untain in southern part of Middletown; altitude, 620 
 
 feet Middletowu. 
 
 Chestnut Hill ; village in eastern part of Killiugly Putnam. 
 
 Chestnut Hill ; village in eastern part of Columbia, on New York, 
 
 New Ha\'en and Hartford R. R., Air Lini^ divi8it)u Gilead. 
 
 Chimon; island off mouth of Norwalk River in I.,oug Island Sound.. Norwalk. 
 
 Choate ; brook in Preston, tril>utary to Quinel>aug River Norwich. 
 
 Church; hill in western part of North Canaan; elevation, !(4() feet.. . Sheffield. 
 Clam; island off southwest coast of Branfoi'd, in Loug Island Sound. New Haven. 
 Clapboard; hill in southeast part of Guilford; elevation, 108 feet... Guilford. 
 Clapboard; brook in northwest part of Bridgewater, tinbutary to 
 
 Housatonic River New Milloid. 
 
 Clark; cove t^xtending from Thames River into wesr coasf df I.edyard . X< \v Loudon. 
 
 Clark Corner; villagt^ in southwest ])art ol' Hampton Wiiodstock. 
 
 Clark Falls; village in easf central part of North Stouington. on (rricn 
 
 P'all River ,..,,,. Stouington, 
 
20 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bill. n:. 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 Clayton ; village in uorthein part of North Cauaau on Konkapot River . Sheffield. 
 Clayville; village iu northwest jjart of Griswold, on Norwich and 
 
 Worcester division New York and New England R. R Moosup. 
 
 Clayville ; pond in northwest part of Griswold Moosup. 
 
 Clear; brook in northern part of Burlington, tributary to Phelps 
 
 Brook Granby . 
 
 Clinton; town in southwest part of Middlesex County; area. 14 ( Guilford. 
 
 square miles. < Saybrook. 
 
 Clinton; princijjal village in town of same name, also on Air Line 
 
 division, New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Guilford. 
 
 Clintonville ; village in northeast part of North Haven New Haven. 
 
 Coatney ; hill in Woodstock ; elevation, d'Mi feet Woodstock. 
 
 Cobalt; village in western part of Chatham, on Air Line division 
 
 New York, New Haven aud Hartford R. R Middletown. 
 
 Cobble ; hill in western part of Kent ; elevation, 940 feet New Milford. 
 
 Cookeuoe; island in Long Island Sound, otf mouth of Saugatuck 
 
 River Norwalk . 
 
 Coe; hill iu northern part of Middleheld; elevation, 500^feet Middletown. 
 
 Coginchaug; river rising in northeast part of Guilford, flowing 
 
 through Middletield and Middletown, into Sel»ethe River Guilford. 
 
 Colchester; town iu northwest part of New Loudon County; area, S Gilead. 
 
 .">0 scjuare miles. ( Norwich. 
 
 Colchester; borough in central part of town of same name, reached 
 
 by branch of New York, New Haven aud Hartford R. R., Air Line 
 
 division Gilead. 
 
 Cold; brook in northern p'art of Norwich, tributary to Shetucket 
 
 River Norwich. 
 
 Cold; brook in southern part of Glastonbury, tributary to Roaring 
 
 Brook Middletown. 
 
 Cold Spring; village in southeast part of Newtown, on Housatonic 
 
 R. K Danbury. 
 
 Colebrook; town in northeast part of Litchfield County; area, 34 S Saudisticld. 
 
 S([uare miles. ( Wiusted. 
 
 Colebrook; village in central ]»art of towu of same name Winated, 
 
 Colebrook River; village in northeast part of Colebrook, on Farm- 
 
 iugton River ." Sandisfield. 
 
 Colebrook Station; village in uorthAvest part of Wiuchcster, on Mad 
 
 L'iver, also on Central New England and Western R. R Wiusted. 
 
 CoUamer ; village in extreme southern part of Sterling Moosup. 
 
 Collins; hill in central part of Portland; elevation, 340 feet Middletown. 
 
 CoUinsville ; princijial village in southwest corner of Canton on Farm- 
 
 ingtou River, and also ou New York, New Haven and Hartford R. 
 
 R Granby. 
 
 Columbia ; town in southern part of Tolland County ; area, 22 square ^ Gilead. 
 
 nnles. • I Norwich. 
 
 Columbia; village in central i>art of town of same name Gilead. 
 
 Compo ; hill near coast in AVestport Norwalk. 
 
 Compounce; pond in northwest part of Southington Meriden. 
 
 Congamuck ; ponds forming boundary between South wick, Mass., and 
 
 Suffield, Conn Granville. 
 
 r^ J.- J. ■ 11- ■ ,, 1 1 X, xr TT f Springfield. 
 
 Connecticut; river heading in Canada and northern New Hanip- .f^- .i 
 
 shire; forms boundary between New IIami)shire aud Vermont, ,..,,, , 
 
 1 11 *i i ■ Ti. 1 j.^ , r, j^- J. ■ J. i Middletown. 
 
 and Hows sotitiieast across Msissachusetts and Connecticut into] ^. .,,. , 
 ,,,.,,• I (Jnilford. 
 
 Long Island Souud, 
 
 1^ Saybrook, 
 
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 Xaiiii's ol' sliet-ts. 
 
 Connecticut River; village in eastern part of Old ,Sayl»rook, on (-'on- 
 
 nectiont River, also on Shore Line division New York, New Haveu 
 
 and Hartford R. R .Saybrook. 
 
 Converse ; hill in sonthern part of Staft'ord ; elevation, 813 feet Tolland. 
 
 Cook ; pond in southern part of Preston Stonington. 
 
 Copp; island off mouth of Norwalk River, in Long Island Sound.. Norwalk. 
 
 Copp; brook in Stonington Stonington. 
 
 Cornfield; point projecting from sonthern coast Old Saybrook into 
 
 Long Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
 CornMrall; town in western part of Litchfield County; area, 47 8([uare 
 
 miles Cornwall. 
 
 Cornvrall ; village in town of same name Cornwall. 
 
 Cornwall Bridge; village in southwest part of Cornwall, on Housa- 
 
 tonic River, and on Housa tonic R. R Cornwall. 
 
 Corn'wall Center; village in central part of Cornwall Cornwall. 
 
 CornAArall HoUovr; village in northeast part of Cornwall Cornwall. 
 
 Corum; hill in eastern part of Huntington; elevation, 400 feet Derby. 
 
 Coscob; village in southern part of Greenwich, on Coscob Harbor, 
 
 and on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Stamford. 
 
 Coscob; harbor, arm of Long Island SoTind indenting southern coast 
 
 of Greenwich Stamford. 
 
 Cossaduck; hill in west central part of North Stonington; it has 
 
 three peaks, the altitudes being 420, 420, and 460 feet, respectively. Stonington. 
 Cove ; river in eastern part of Orange, flowing into Long Island Sound. Now Haven. 
 
 Cove, The ; pond in northeastern part of Wethersfield Middletown. 
 
 Coventry; town in southern part of Tolland County; area, 38 square ^ Tolland. 
 
 miles. ) Gilead. 
 
 Coventry ; village in northwest part of town of same name Tolland. 
 
 Cranberry ; pond in southern ])art of Litchlield Waterbury . 
 
 Cranberry; hill in western part of Madison; elevation, 400 feet Guilford. 
 
 Crane Bar; island off western coast of East Haven in New Haven 
 
 Harbor New Haven. 
 
 Cream; hill in northern part of Cornwall; elevation, 1,503 feet Cornwall. 
 
 Cream Hill; pond in northern part of Cornwall Cornwall. 
 
 Creek; pond in southern part of Sherman New Milford. 
 
 Crescent; beach on southeast coast of East Lyme, extending into 
 
 Long Island Sound New London. 
 
 Crescent; pond in northeast part of Southington Meriden. 
 
 Cricker; brook, right-hand branch of Mill River, inEastonand Fair- 
 
 lield Norwalk. 
 
 Crom-well; town in northern i)art of Middlesex County; area, 13 
 
 square miles Middletown. 
 
 CromTvell; principal village in southeast i)art of town of same name, 
 
 on Connecticut River Middletown. 
 
 Crowr HoUo'w ; brook rising in western part of Middletown, tributary 
 
 to Harbor Brook Meriden. 
 
 Crystal; pond on boundary line between Eastford and Woodstock.. Woodstock. 
 Danbury; town in northwest part of Fairfield County; area, 45 ( Carmel. 
 
 s([uare miles. \ Danbury. 
 
 Danbury; principal place in central part of town of same name, on 
 
 Still River Danbury. 
 
 Danielsonville ; borough in Brooklyn and Killingly, at junction of 
 
 Five Mile River with Quinebaug River; alsoouNorwich and Wor- 
 cester division New York and New Englaiul R. R Putnam. 
 
22 A GEOGKAPHIU DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. (bl'll.ii7. 
 
 Naiiii'is of ,slie<.-ls. 
 Darien; town in southwest imrt «>!' F;iirliil(l County; are.t, 14 8(|ua3e \ Stamford, 
 miles. ( Xorwalk. 
 
 Darien ; village in town of same name Norwalk. 
 
 Darrovr Rocks; islands oft" southwest coast of Branford, in Long 
 
 Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Day ; hill in central part of Windsor ; "levation, 1:20 feet Hartford. 
 
 Daytonville; village in southern partof Torrington, on east branch of 
 Naugatuck Kiver ; also on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. 
 
 K..Naugatnok division Winsted. 
 
 Dayville; village in northwest part of Killingly, f»n west bank Five 
 Mile River, opposite Killingly; also on Norwich and "Worcester 
 
 division, New York and New England H. Iv Putnam. 
 
 Deadman; brook ; left branch of Saugatuck l^iver, in Westport Norwalk. 
 
 Deep; brook, rises in western part of Newtown and Hows northeast 
 
 into Pootatuck Kiver Danbnry. 
 
 Deep ; river in southeast part of Colchester, tributary to Yantic River. Cilead. 
 Deep River; cove; arm of Conuecticnt River indenting coast between 
 
 Chester and Saybrook Saybrook. 
 
 Deep River; principal Aillage in northeast part of Saybrook, on Con- 
 uecticnt Kiver; also on Connecticut Valley division, New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford R. R Saybrook. 
 
 Deep River Station; village in northeast part of Saybrook, on Con- 
 necticut River; also on Connecticut Valley division, New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford R. R Saybrook. 
 
 Derby; town in western ]tart of New Haven County; area, 6 square 
 
 miles Derby. 
 
 Derby; village in southern part of town of same name, at junction of 
 Naugatuck and Housatonic rivers; also on Nangatuck division. 
 New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R. and New Haven and 
 
 Derby R. R Derby. 
 
 Diamond ; lake in eastern part of Glastonbury Gilead. 
 
 Dickinson ; crock rising in ea.stern part of (Jlastonbury, flowing south 
 
 through Marlboro into Salmon River, in Colciiester Gilead. 
 
 Dismal; brook in Southwick, Mass., and (irauby Cranville. 
 
 Doaneville; village in east central part of Griswold and in Volun- 
 
 town, on Pachaug River Moosup. 
 
 Dodge; island oft" southwest coast of Stonington, in Long Island 
 
 Sound Stonington. 
 
 Dodge ; pond in southeast part of East Lyme New London. 
 
 Dodgington ; village in west part of Newtown Danbnry. 
 
 Dog ; ])ond in southern part of Goshen Winsted. 
 
 Dooley ; pond in southwest part of Middletown Middletown. 
 
 Doolittle ; poml in northeast part of Norfolk Saudisfield. 
 
 Duck; river in western part of Old Lynn-, tributary to Connecticut 
 
 Kiver Saybrook. 
 
 Durfy; hill in southwest part of Waterford ; elevation, 120 feet New London 
 
 Durham; town in western part of Middlesex County; area, 2(5 square 
 
 miles Guilford. 
 
 Durham; principal village in north central part of town of same 
 
 name Guilf<.r<l. 
 
 Durham Center; village in central part of Durham Guilford. 
 
 Durham Meadov^rs; swamp in central part of Durham, on both sides 
 
 Cogimhaiig Kiver Guilford. 
 
 Dutton: mountain in central part of Norfolk; altitude. 1,620 feet Winsted. 
 
•iASNETi ! A (;i:()(;kAi'iii(' l)i( tIonauv of roNNiocricii . 2'A 
 
 N.iiii<> ..I ~lii ct-, 
 
 Eagleville: villaj;c iu wcsitin |i.u i ni .Miusliiicl.l, nti Willim.nitir 
 
 Ki\ tr :ui<l i«i N<nv I. oik I on NmllKrii K. If 'I'nllaliil. 
 
 East; bill in iiortln-iii jiaii dI" S(tiithl>urv; elevation, «i4M) fei-t I»<rliy. 
 
 East; rivt-r risin;; ill iioitlit-aHt part nf (iiiillonl, Mnwin;; soiilli intu 
 
 CiiiHonl Harbor, Loii;^ Island Sniiml (Jiiiirnnl. 
 
 East Aspetuck; rivrr rising in soiitln-rii purl of Warifii. llo\vin;i 
 N4niili\vtsi throiij^li Washington into Jfonsiitonir, in (•••ntral part i.l 
 
 N.w Millonl Niw Millur.h 
 
 East Berlin: villa^^c in soiitlniisl part of H«rliii MiililU-town, 
 
 East Branch; river in Ashford, trilnitiirv to Mount Mope KMvcr Woodstock. 
 
 East Branch: river ri.Hin;i in Salcni, llowiny soiitliWfMt into Ki^lit 
 
 mi If lii\ CI . in northi-rn jjiirt of L\ nii* Sa vliiin.k 
 
 East Branch Naugatuck : river risin;; in soiitlicast )iart of NorfolK. 
 (low iiij; south tliioiiijh Winchester into Naii^atnck River, in e\ 
 
 f leiiic Nuiitlifi II jiart of Torrinptoii Winstdd. 
 
 East Branch Salmon; brook ri>in<; in iiortloast pari «>f ilartland. 
 
 ilow iiiu; Hoiitheast into Salmon Mrook. in southeast part of (iraiibv . (Main ilb-. 
 East Bridgeport; part of ISridj^cpoi t on rei|nonnock K'iver and on 
 
 New York, New Haven and Hartford I'. I' Hridjicpoi t. 
 
 EastBromica; hill in western jiart of Kent ; elc\ .ition, I,:{l'() feet New Milfnrd. 
 
 East Canaan; villay;e in south central part of North ( anaan, on I'dack- 
 
 beirv b'i\i'r; also on Conneitinit W-estern If. If Shellield. 
 
 East Cornwall; vilhigc in southeast part (d" Cornwall Cornwall. 
 
 East Glastonbury; vill.i;re in iciitra! jiart of Ulastonbnrv .Middletown. 
 
 EastGranby; town in norilnrii pari ul Hartford County; .irea, ^ Cranby. 
 
 IS M|uari- miles. / Hartford. 
 
 East Granby : \ illa^e in town of same name Hartford. 
 
 East Great; )ilaiii in southern i)art of Norwi<h Norwich, 
 
 East Haddam ; town in e.istern part of Middlesex Cniinty; area. IS ^ (iilead. 
 
 sijiiare miles. / .^avlirnuk. 
 
 East Haddam; villa^^e in western part ul town ot sanu- name, oir( 'on- 
 
 iie< ticiit Ifiver Saylirook. 
 
 East Hampton; village in central part of (Ihatham .Middletown. 
 
 East Hartford ; town in eastern part <>t Hartford County: area, ^ Hartford. 
 
 18 s(|nare miles. / Middletown. 
 
 East Hartford; i)rinci]):il villa^^e in northwest part of town of same 
 
 name, on New York ami New Kiifjland R. R., Sprin>;tield division. Hartford. 
 
 East Hartland; villan'* '» eastern jiart of Hartland (Jraiiby. 
 
 East Haven; town in southern part ol New Haven Connly; are.i, lit 
 
 square miles .New Haven. 
 
 East Haveu; villa<;e in Kontheast part of town of 8ame name, on Farm 
 
 Ifiver New Haven. 
 
 East Kent: village in east central ])art of Kent N<'w .Mi I lord. 
 
 East Killingly ; village in eastern i»art of Killingly, mi Whitestone 
 
 Hrook I'lituain. 
 
 East; lake iu northern i)ail of I>anbnry Danbnry. 
 
 East Litchfield; village in eastern part of Litehtield, on Nangatiiek 
 
 River; also on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R.,Nauga- 
 
 tiiek'division Wiiisted. 
 
 East Lyme; town in southwest ]»art of New London Ciointv ; area. ^ Saybrook. 
 
 in s(|nare miles. ^ New London. 
 
 East Lyme; village in ea8tern|iari of town of same name, on Niantic 
 
 River New Londmi. 
 
 East Meadowr; brook rising in extreme .southern jtart id' Uethlehem, 
 
 llowiii;; sonlli into .Nonewang River, in lontial part id' Woodbury Ualeibnry. 
 
24 A (JEOGKAPIUC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. W-vu.. ui. 
 
 TS'anit's of slieets. 
 
 East Meriden; \ illam- in <!asterii part ofMeiideu Merideu. 
 
 East Morris ; vil la<;t' in easteru jiart of Morris ,. . Waterbnry. 
 
 East Mountain ; range of mountains in southeastern part of Kent; 
 
 <;:reatest elevation being 1,320 feet New Mil ford. 
 
 East Norwalk ; village in Norwalk, near mouth of Norwalk Kiver and 
 
 on \ew York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Norwalk. 
 
 East Plymouth ; village in northeast jiart of Plymouth Mtriden. 
 
 East Port Chester; village in southwest part of Greenwich, on Hyron 
 
 River Stamfoi d. 
 
 East Putnam; village in southern part of Putnam Putnam. 
 
 East River; village in southern part of Madison and station on Shore 
 
 Line division New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Guilford. 
 
 East Rock; hill in northeast part of New Haven ; elevation, 359 feet. New Haven. 
 East Thompson ; village in northeast part of Thompson, on New York 
 
 and New England R. R. ; also on Southhridge branch of same road. Webster. 
 
 East Village ; village in northeast part of Monroe Derby. 
 
 East "Wallingford ; village in southeast part of Wallingford, on Air 
 
 Line division New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R New Haven. 
 
 East "Willington; village in Willington Woodstock. 
 
 East Windsor; town in eastern part of Hartford County; area, 27 
 
 sijuare miles Hartford. 
 
 East Windsor Hill; village in northwest imrt of South Windsor Hartfi>rd. 
 
 East Winsted; village directly east of Wiusted on .Still River, in 
 
 eastern jiart of Winchester Winsted. 
 
 East Woodstock; village in northeast part of Woodstock, on Muddy 
 
 Prook Putnam. 
 
 Easter ; hill in Pomf ret ; elevation , 720 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Eastern; point projecting from southwest coast of Grotou into J^ong 
 
 Island Sound New London. 
 
 Eastford; town in western ]tart of Windh.im County; area, 27 sijuarc 
 
 miles Wo(Mlst(>ck. 
 
 Eastford; village m town of same name Woodstock. 
 
 i Danbury. 
 Easton; town in southern i>ari of Fairlield County; area 2}) S(|u;ire * ^. . ,1,' 
 
 miles. f i> • 1 i 
 
 '^ liridgeport. 
 
 _ ^ .,,..,,,.. ,. < Norwalk. 
 
 Easton; village in central ])art of town of same name 
 
 ' Danbury. 
 
 Eightmile; bro<dc rising in southeast part of \Voodl)ury; flows south 
 
 into Housatonic River, in southern part of Oxford Derby. 
 
 Eightmile; brook rising in southeast part of Woodbury; flowing 
 .soutli it forms boundary between Southbury, Middlebury, and Ox- 
 ford, and emjities into tins Housatonic in southern part of Oxford. W.iterbnry. 
 
 Eightmile; river rising in extreme northwest corner of Southington, 
 lb)wing in a southeasterly direcrtion into (^uinnipiac Kiver. in 
 southern part of Southington Meriden. 
 
 Eightmile; river rising in eastern part East lladilam, flowing south- 
 west into Connecticut River in western ])arf Lyme Saybronk. 
 
 Eightmile River ; cove, .arm of Connecticut River indenting western 
 
 coast of Lyme ; is" al.so the mouth of Eight Mile River Saybrook. 
 
 Elias; jioint jirojecting from southern coast of (ireenwich into(ircen- 
 
 wich Cove Stamford. 
 
 Elihus; island oH" ftouth»'ni coast of Stonington, in Little Narragan- 
 
 sett Pay Stoniugtou. 
 
 Ellington; town in northwesi part of TiillaiKi County; area, lid ^ Hartford. 
 s((uare niiU^s. ' Tolland. 
 
..ANNEii I A (JEu(ii:Ariin dichd.nakv oi' coNMicTici r. L'.') 
 
 N:ililf« III' ^.ln■l•l.■<. 
 
 Ellington; villaj^i' in wchI cfiitral )»ait ol' luwii oi s:niif iiami-, on 
 
 Spriiif^tield division New York an«l New Kn^liind K. K Tolland. 
 
 Elliott; villaf^u in ronitrt't Wumlstork. 
 
 Ellithoipe ; villa^^e in rt-ntral i»urt <d' StalVunl Tttliand. 
 
 Ellsworth ; villajje in ceutral part ot Sliarun {'ornvx all. 
 
 Ellsworth; hill in southern jtart of .Sharon; elevation, l,r>KO feet Cornwall. 
 
 Elys W^harf; villago in western jtart of Lyme, on (Jonnueticnt Itiver. .Saylirook. 
 
 EnGeld; town in northeast i)art of Hartford County ; area, 35 8<iuare ^ S])rin^lielil. 
 miles. ( Hartford. 
 
 Enfield; villa;;e in we.stern part of town of same name Hartford. 
 
 Essex; town in southeast part of Mi<ldlese\ County; area, I'.i siiuare 
 
 miles Sayhrook. 
 
 Essex; prinrii)al village in east central i)art of town of same name. 
 on Conneetieut Kiver; also, on Coiniecticut \'alley division New 
 \ (irk. New Haven and Hartford K. U Sayhrook. 
 
 Eureka Lake; pond in southern part of Danbiiry Daiiiniry. 
 
 Fairtield; town in southern ]iart of FairtieUl County ; area. r>l square ^ Norw alk. 
 miles. I 15rid;jeport. 
 
 Fairfield; village in town of same name .Ndrwaik. 
 
 Fairfield; lieaeh otV soutlieru coast of Kairlield, facing Long Island 
 
 Soun<l Hridgeport. 
 
 Fair Grounds ; in western jiart of Danliury Danhnry. 
 
 Fair Haven East; borough in eastern jiart of New Haven, just east 
 of New Haven City, cm the New Vtirk, New Haven and Hartt'ord 
 l\. K New Haven. 
 
 Fair Oaks; village in central part of Mcuitville .New London. 
 
 Fairy ; lake in southeast jiart of Salem New London. 
 
 Falls; village in western ]iart of Canaan, on Housatouie River; also. 
 
 on Housatouie K. H Cornwall. 
 
 Falls; river rising in western jtart of Saybrook. (lowing 8«)uth into 
 
 Westbrook, thence east through Kssex into Connecticut Kiver . .. Saybrook. 
 
 Falls; mountain in southern part :>f New >Hlford New Milford. 
 
 Falls; brook rising in northwest part of Warren. Ilowing into the 
 
 Housatouie in northeast part of Kent Cornwall. 
 
 Falls; brook in southeast jiarf of W'obott. tributary to Tenmile 
 
 K'iver .M«riden. 
 
 Falls River; cove, arm of Conneetieut River indenting eastern coast 
 
 of Kssex Saybrook. 
 
 Farm; river rising in northwest ]iait of (luiltonl, Ilowing southwest 
 
 through North Hranford, Last Haven, into Long Island Sound... .New Haven. 
 
 Farmill; river rising in soutlu-rn jiart of Monroe, Ilowing southeast 
 
 through Huutingttui into Housatouie Kiver Herby. 
 
 Farmington; town in western |)art of Hartford County; area. !,'."> ^ (Jrauby. 
 square miles. i| Meriden. 
 
 Farmington; village in ceutral jiart of town of same name Meriden. 
 
 Farmington or Tunxis; river tributary to Coiuii'ctieut Kiver; is 
 f(Uincd by two liram lies, east :ind west, which rise in Massachu- 
 setts and tlow ill .1 southeasterly direction through Colebiook, 
 Hartlaud, and l<arkbauiste<l, lorming a single river in New H.irl- (iranby. 
 ford, etuitiiiuiug south through Canton, fonning boundary be- I H.irtfoid. 
 tween Avon and Ibirlington, into Karmiiigtcui, where it changes I .Sandislield. 
 and Hows in a northeiistly tlireition through Avon ami .simsbury, I 
 forming boundary l>etween ICast Uranby and Hloouilield, through I 
 Windsor. ,ind Ilowing into the Connecticut Kiver. ' 
 
26 A (JEUGRArHIC DICTIOXAKY OF CONNECTICUT. hull. 117. 
 
 N:itnis (if slii'et.s. 
 
 Farniington, East Branch: river risinfr in sontlniii |iiai uT (iianvillc. 
 
 Mass., tlow.s south thi<)iif!,h lliirtlitiul and iiaikhanistcd iiiTn Fai 111- 
 
 ington River in nortluast i>art of New Hartford ( iranvillc 
 
 Parmiugton, "West Branch ; rises in Massachusetts, dows south and 
 
 joins F.ast liraneh Farniin<;ton in northeastern part of New' Hart- 
 ford, and together they form the Farniington River Winsted. 
 
 Faw^n; hrook rising in Hebron and Howing soutii into Bloekledge 
 
 River in southeast ]>art of Marlboro (Ulead. 
 
 Faxon ; village in northeast part of East Haven New 1 laven. 
 
 FayerTweather ; island off southwest coast of Bridgeport, in l,ong 
 
 Island Sound Bridgeport. 
 
 Fenton ; brook in Willington tributary to Fenton River Woodstock. 
 
 Fen^^ick: village in southeast part of Ohl Saybrook. on roast Long 
 
 Island Sound; also, on Couneeticut Valley division New York, New 
 
 Haven and Hartford H. R Saybrook . 
 
 Fern; brook in northwest i)art of Watertowu. tril»utary to branch of 
 
 Naugatuck River Waterl)ury. 
 
 Ferry; point projecting from northeast coast of Old Saybrook into 
 
 Connecticut River Saybrook. 
 
 Fish ; island in Long Island Sound, otl' coast of Darien Norwalk. 
 
 Fitchville; village in ncu'thern part of Bozrah, on Yantic River; also 
 
 on New London Northern R. R Norwich. 
 
 Fiveniile; point projecting from southwest of coa.st East Haven into 
 
 i>ong Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Fivemile: river heading in northeast part of Thomp.son, Howing 
 
 southwest through Thompson and Putnam into Quinebaug River 
 
 in southwest part of Killiugly Putnan\. 
 
 Fivemile; brook in southei'n part of Oxford, tributary to Housa- 
 
 tonic River Derby. 
 
 Fivemile; brook in southeast i)art of North Haven, Hows west into 
 
 (,>uinnipiac River in southern part of same town New Haven. 
 
 Fivemile ; hill in central part of Oxford Derby. 
 
 Fivemile; river in Fairfield County, flowing into Long Island Sound. Norwalk. 
 Fivemile River; station on New York, New Haven and Hartford 
 
 R. R Nor wal k . 
 
 Flanders ; village in east central part of East Lyme on Niantic River. Ninv London. 
 
 Flanders; village in central part of Kent New Milford. 
 
 Flat; hill in western part of Sonthbury; elevation, 698 feet Danbury. 
 
 Flirt; hill in western part of Easton ; elevation, 535 feet Danbury. 
 
 Fluteville; village in southeast part of Litchheld, on Naugatuck 
 
 River; also, on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. K* Waterbury. 
 
 Foot Rocks; group of island.s off southern coast Branford, in Long 
 
 Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Forestville; village in southeast part of Bristol, on Pequabuek River; 
 
 also, on New York and New England R. R Meriden. 
 
 Forge; pond in northwest j)art of Salisbury Sheflield. 
 
 Forge; brook in southern part of Sharon, tributary to Hou.satonic! 
 
 River (Cornwall. 
 
 Fort; hill in central part of Groton ; elevation, 220 feet New Loudon. 
 
 Fort Trumbull ; village in east central part of New LotuIou, on Thames 
 
 River New London. 
 
 Fourmile ; river rising in northwest part of Fast Lyme, flowing 
 
 south into Long Island S(uind Saybrook. 
 
-lAN.stni A (;i:<)(;i;Ariiii.' i)i« nuxAitv oi* Connecticut. i*7 
 
 N.ttii.N i.r ^iieic 
 Fourmile; l»n)ok risin;; in Koiitliuast iiarl of Oxlunl. iluwinjx into 
 
 MoiiHatuiiir Hiver. in woatn ii piirt of Seymour 1 )«'rl>\ . 
 
 Foxvlera; island otV nortliea.st coast of Stratford and west of Milfnrd. 
 
 in llousatonic River |{rid;;eport . 
 
 Franklin; town in nortliiin part i>\' New London County; area. Jii 
 
 Mi(narf niilfs Norwich. 
 
 Franklin; village in < antral part <d town of sanic name Norwiih. 
 
 Franklin Station; vilhi^c in sonthwesi jiart of Krauklin, on Sosipic- 
 
 tuns<iit Itniok; also on New London Nortliciu l\'. K Norwidi. 
 
 French; rivi-r Jicadinj; in Ma.Hsacliusetts, Mowing snntli into Con- i ... ■ 
 
 necticiil, and joins liic t^ninftiaMi; K'iver, in Nuntliwcst part id' ,. , 
 
 > 1 utnani. 
 I liompHoii. < 
 
 Freshwater; brook risinj^ in nortlieast jtart of Knticld, llowinfj west 
 
 tlironjili villaf^e of PlionipHonvillo into Connecticnt River Hartford. 
 
 Frog; im'nd in central part of Wiiulhani Norwich. 
 
 Frog; hrook in Wimlliam, triloitary to Shetncket River Norwich. 
 
 Frost; point projoitinjn into Lon^ I.sland Sound from Wentimrt : Norwalk. 
 
 Fuller; i>ond in northwest part of Kent Cornwall. 
 
 Furnace; lirook risinj; in northeast part of StatVord, trihntarv to 
 
 Williinantic River Tolland. 
 
 Gale Ferry; villaf^e In western jiart of I.edyard, on Thanu-M River.. . New London. 
 
 Gardner; lirook in Mn/rah, tributary ti> Vantic liivei- Norwidi. 
 
 Gardner; hill in southwest part of Now Miiford; elevation, ."itO feet. .New .Millord. 
 
 Gardner; lake lyin;; on border between towns of Mnzrah, .MontviJle, 
 
 and Salem '. . Norwich. 
 
 Gaylordsville ; villajj;!' in northwest part of New Miiford, on llousa- 
 tonic River New .Miiford. 
 
 George; hill in southern part of Southbnry; elevation, .Wl feet Derby. 
 
 George Cellar; bill in western part of Or.in^fe; elevation, L':iO feet .. . Derby. 
 
 Georgetown; villa<;e in northern part of Wilton, on Norwalk River; 
 
 also on Daubnry and Norw.ilk division of llousatonic li. R Daiibnry. 
 
 Giant; neck <d'land in-o;»Mtinff from southern coast of Last Lyme into 
 
 l.on;,' Island Sonnil New London. 
 
 Gildersleeve; island west of town of Portland, in Connecticut River. Middletown. 
 
 Gilead; village in northern jiart <d' Hebron Ciilcad. 
 
 Glade; brook in ea.stern part of N<»rth Sfoninjftou, tributary toCruen 
 
 Kail River Stoninjjton. 
 
 Glasko; village iu southeast part of (Jriswtdd, (ui I'achaug River Moosuj). 
 
 Glastonbury; town in southeastern part of llartfon' County; area. S Middletown. 
 !!• s<|uare miles. / (iilead. 
 
 Glastonbury; village in northwest part of town of same name .Middletown. 
 
 Glenville; village in s<mthwest jiart (dtireenwicli. mi Hyram River.. Stamford. 
 
 Goat; brook rising in northwest part of Middlebury, trilnitary to 
 
 Hop Brook Watcrbury. 
 
 Goff; brook rising in .southern ])art of Wetherstield, llows east into 
 
 Connecticut, in eastern part of Rorky Hill Middletown. 
 
 Gtood; hill in southwestern part of Oxford ; elevation, 5!»;Uect Derby. 
 
 Good; hill in eastern part of Roxbnry, extending in Woo<lbury; ele- 
 vation, 1,00-) feet New .Miiford. 
 
 Goodspeed Landing; village in western part »d' Kast Hadtlain, on 
 
 Connecticut River Saybrook. 
 
 Goose; island off northwest coast Old L\-iiie, in Connecticut River .. Saybrook. 
 
 Goose : islanil otf east cojwt New London, in Tli;imes River New London. 
 
 Groose; hill in southwest part of lladdam; elevation, til'fl feet (Jnilford. 
 
28 A (JKoGKAl'HIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. (i.n.i. Ii7. 
 
 .Nairn's of .slifcts. 
 
 Goshen; town in (•ciitial \y.i\t of l/itdilicld Comity; ;irt'a, 14 fsi|uaie S Cornwall. 
 
 miles. I Wiusted. 
 
 Goshen; village in soutli central p.'irt of town of same name Winsted. 
 
 Goshen ; village in sonthei'n part of Lebanon Norwicli. 
 
 Goshen; point i)r()jecting from southern coast of Waterford into 
 
 Long Island Sound Now London. 
 
 Governor; one of the Thimble Islands lying oft' southern coast of 
 
 Branford. in Long I.sland Sound New Haven . 
 
 Granby; town in northwest ])art of Hartford County ; area. 42 square S Crauville. 
 
 miles. ( Granby. 
 
 Granby; village in eastern ]>art of town ol' same name Granby. 
 
 Granby Station ; \illage in south Avestern i)art of East Granby. on 
 
 ( 'entral New England and Western R. K ( hanby . 
 
 Graniteville ; village in southern part of Waterford New London. 
 
 Grassy; island near the Norwalk Islands otit' mouth of Norwalk Kivei' 
 
 and Long Island Sound X<n\valk. 
 
 Grassy ; bill in eastern part of Lyme ; elevation, 368 feet Saybrook. 
 
 Grassy; hill in northwest part of Orange, having two summits, alti- 
 tude of each being 270 feet Derby. 
 
 Grassy Plain; village in the western part of Bethel, on Umpog Creek. Danbury. 
 Gravelly; brook in eastern part of Woodstock, tributary to Muddy 
 
 iirook I'utuam. 
 
 Great; brook iu eastern part of New Milford, tributary to Housatonii' 
 
 Kiver New Millbnl. 
 
 Great; brook, left-hand branch of Sasco Brook, in Fairtield Norwalk. 
 
 Great; brook rising in western part of Montville, Howing south into 
 
 Niantic River New London. 
 
 Great; brook in Groton, tributary to Po<iuonoc River New London. 
 
 Great; brook in northern part of Farmingtou, tributary to the Farm- 
 
 iugton River Mcriden. 
 
 Great ; hill iu southwest part of Seymour ; elevation, 640 feet Derby. 
 
 Great; hill in northeast ])art of Naugatuck; elevation, 540 feet Waterbnry. 
 
 Great; hill in southeast part of Woodbury; elevatiou, 930 feet AVaterbury. 
 
 Great; hill in Portland and Chatham; elevation, 700 feet Middletown. 
 
 Great; island off southwest coast of Old Lyme, in Connecticut River, 
 
 se]tai"ated from Old Lyme by Back River Saybroctk . 
 
 Great; mountain in southeast part of Shermau ; elevation, 1,040 feet New Milford. 
 
 Great ; p(md iu northeast part of Ridgefield Danluiry . 
 
 Great Bare; mountain iu eastern part of Now Milford; altitude, 1,07.") 
 
 feet New MillWnl. 
 
 Great Hill; pond in southeast part of Portland Middletown. 
 
 Great MeadoAv; brook in northern part of Voluntown, tributary to 
 
 I'achaug River Moosup. 
 
 Green; harbor off eastern coast of New Loudon, iu Thames River New Loudou. 
 
 Green; island off southern coast of Branford, iu L<)ng Island Scmud.. New Haven. 
 Green; mountain iu southwest part of New Milford, lying ])artly in 
 
 Sherman; altitude, 1,100 feet New Milford. 
 
 Green; pond iu southeast ))art of Sherman New Milford. 
 
 Green Fall; river heading iu southeast part of A'oluntown, Howing 
 
 south tlirough North Stonington into Pawcatu<'k River, iu western 
 
 ]»art of Hoi)kinton, R. I Moosup. 
 
 Greenfarm; village in Westport .• Norwalk. 
 
 Greenfield Hill; villag<^ in Fairfield Norwalk. 
 
 Greenville; \illa;^e in western pait of Preston, on <,>niu<'l>aMg River. N'orwieli. 
 
oANNEnl A f;K<)(;i{AriII<' DICTIONAKY nV COXNECTICITT. 2\) 
 
 Nmiic* ol' HlM-ctn. 
 Greenwich; tuwn in HuuhweHt i>art <>f Fairfirld Conniv; ah-a. I!t 
 
 S(|iiar<^ mi Irs Stain li ml. 
 
 GreeiiAvich; lior<iii<^li in Noiithcrn ]iart of town of Haiiie nanu^, on I.on;; 
 
 Isjanil Soniul, ami alwo on New ^'ork, Ni-w Haven and Hartfonl 
 
 K. 1> Stamford. 
 
 Greeii^vich : creek rising in oiustern purtof tuwii of Hain«t nanio, tlow- 
 
 in;; Koiith into Indian Harlior Stamford. 
 
 Gieen^vich; cove, arm of Kon;; Island Sonnd indcntini; soutliuastcrn 
 
 coast of (Jrccnwicli Slaml'oi d. 
 
 Greeuvrich; point projtMfin^i from sontlicastcrn ctiast of (Greenwich 
 
 into I.onj; Islan<l Sonnd Stamford. 
 
 Greer; hill in northwestern part of Lodyard; rlcvation, ."ilO feet New London. 
 
 Greer; hill in northwestern part, of (Jriswohl; elevation, 360 feet Moosup. 
 
 Greystone; village in southwestern ])art of I'lymonth, on Hancock ^ 
 
 lirook, also on New York and New Kngland \i. U Waterlmry. 
 
 Gridley; mountain in northwestern part of Salislmry ; altitude, l.',20(» 
 
 tVet : Shelheld. 
 
 Gridley: pond in eastern part of Harwintun Waterhury 
 
 Gris^vold; town in northeastern part of New London County ; area. 
 
 ;{7si|uarc miles Moiisuji. 
 
 Oris^w^old; point pro.jecting from .southwestern coast of ( dd Lyme 
 
 into Long LKland S(Mind Sajhrook. 
 
 GrisTvold; islan<l oil' southern coast East Lyme in Long I.slanil Sound. NewL«>ndou. 
 
 Griswoldville ; village in .southern part of Wethersfudd Middletown. 
 
 Grosvenordale; village in west central partofThomi)son, <m Trench 
 
 K'ivcr. also on Norwich and Worcester division. New York and 
 
 .New England K. K Putnam. 
 
 Grotou; town in southern part of New London County ; area. .S.' \ New Loudon. 
 
 s(|uan> miles. ' stouiugton. 
 
 Groton ; jirimipal village in east central part of town <d' same name. 
 
 on Thames K'iver. reached l»y New York, Providence and Boston 
 
 l». K New Londiiu. 
 
 Groton Long; jxiint i>r(>jecting from southeastern ctiast nf (Jrottm 
 
 into Long Lsiand Sound New London • 
 
 Grove; beach off southern coast Clinton .and Westlirook, on Long 
 
 Island ."^ound ."^ay brook. 
 
 Grove Beach; village in southeastern part of Clinton, oh Shon- Line 
 
 ilivision, New York, Ndw Hi»ven au<l Hartford R. 1{ Sa.\ luooU. 
 
 Guardhouse: point projecting from southeastern coa.st Old Sayhrook 
 
 into Long Island Sound .Sayhronk. 
 
 Guernsey; hill in southeastern jiart of Litchfield; elevation, 8(>0 feet. Waterlmry. 
 Guilford; town in soatheasteru part of New Haven County; area, .50 
 
 Mpiare miles (;uilford. 
 
 Guilford; borough in southern part of town of same uanu\ on West 
 
 K'ivcr, reached by .shore Lin<^ divisiiui. New York, New Haven and 
 
 Hartfonl h'. K <iuilf«»rd. 
 
 Guilford; harbor extending into coast of town of same name, oft' 
 
 Long Island Sound (iiiiilurd. 
 
 Guilford; i)oiut on southern coa.st of town of sauu> name, projecting 
 
 into Long Islatnl Sound (Juilford. 
 
 Guilford Station; village in southern i)art of (Jnill'ord. on Shore Line 
 
 division, New York, \<-w Haven and Hartford ]t.M (Juilford. 
 
 Gull Rocks; islands otf southwest co.ist of Hranford, in Lmig Island 
 
 Sound New Haven. 
 
 Gully; brook rising in .st)utheast<'rn corner of lUoomtield, tributary to 
 
 Park Kivcr Hartford, 
 
30 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONAKY OF CONNECTICUT. [bull. in. 
 
 Naiiio 111' .slieols. 
 
 Giiminaii: hill i>n boniularv betwofii Wilton and Aorwalk ; elrvalion, 
 
 2S0 le.-t Noiwalk. 
 
 Gungywamp; liill in southwestern part of Ledyarrt; elevation, 340 
 
 tVol New Loudon . 
 
 Gurleyville : village in Marshlield Wood.stock. 
 
 r Middletowu. 
 
 Haddam; town in ceutralpart of Middlesex County; area. iG scjuare I Gilead. 
 niilcB. j (Juilford. 
 
 ^ Saybrook. 
 
 Haddam ; village in uorthern part of town of (saui<» name on ( "oimccti- 
 
 iiit Valley division, New York, New Ilaveu and Hartford R. R. .. (iuilford. 
 
 Haddam; island in Connecticut River, in northeast part of town of 
 
 same name (inilford, 
 
 Haddam Neck; stri}» of laud forming northeast coast of Haddam. 
 
 lying east of Connecticut River and west of Salmon River .Saylirook. 
 
 Hadlyme ; village in East Haddam and Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Hadlyme Lauding; village in northwest corner Lyme, on Connecticut 
 
 K'iver .Saybrook. 
 
 Hadlyme Station; village in northeast part of Chester, on Connecti- 
 cut River and on Connecticut Valley division, New York, New 
 Haven and Hartford R. R Saybrook. 
 
 Halfv^ay; river rising in southern i)art of Newtown, iiowing north- 
 east into Housatonic River, forming part of boundary between 
 Newtown and Monroe Derby. 
 
 Hall ; hill in northwest part of Somer.s ; elevation, 320 feet Palmer. 
 
 Hall Meadow; brook rising in southern part of Norfolk, tiowing 
 through northeast part of Goshen into Naugatuck River, in north- 
 Avest part of Torrington Winsted. 
 
 Hallenbeck; river rising in eastern part of Cornwall, flowing north, 
 
 then west into Housatonic River, in we.stern part of Canaan Cornwall. 
 
 Hamburg; village in west central part of Lyme, on Eightmile River. Saybrook. 
 
 Hamden; town in -southern part of New Haven County; area, 31 
 
 s(iuare nules New Haven. 
 
 Hammertowu ; village in north central part of Salisbiuy Sheffield. 
 
 Hammonasset; beach off southeast coast of Madison, i»rojectiug into 
 
 Long Island Sound Guilford. 
 
 Hammonasset; river rising in southeast part of Durham, tiowing 
 south, forming l)oundary between Killingworth, Clinton, and Mad- 
 ison, into Long Island Sound < iuilford. 
 
 Hammonasset; point projecting from Hammonasset beach into Long 
 
 Island Sound (Juilford. 
 
 Hampton; town in western ])art of Windham County; area, 2(5 i Woodstock, 
 scjuare miles. ) Norwich. 
 
 Hampton; village in central part ol' town of same name Woodstock. 
 
 Hampton Station ; village in northwest part of Hampton, and on 
 
 New York and New England R. 1^ Woodstock. 
 
 Hancock; A'illage in .southern part of Plymouth, on Hancock Brook. 
 
 also on New York and New England H. R Waterbury. 
 
 Hancock ; brook rising in southwestern i)art of Bristol, flows through 
 southern Plymouth into Naugatuck River, in northern part of Wji- 
 terbury Waterbury. 
 
 Hanging; several hills in .soutliwestern i)arl of lierliu and northwe.st- 
 <rn Meriden; AVcst Peak, elevation, 1,(K)7 feet; South Mountain, 
 7M0 feet, and ]»e.ik with n(» name, 877 ieet Mi'riden, 
 
Miilillctnwn. 
 Hartford. 
 
 Hartlaud; town in uort li western |>!irt of llartlonl (unntv; iiica, S-1 
 8<|uare niiluM. 
 
 «AsxKn.) A GEOGRAl'HIC DICTIONAKY OF CONNECTICL T. 31 
 
 " Xiiiiii'> III -lii-fl^. 
 
 Hank: hill in Manstitld WootlHtotk. 
 
 Hanover; villa;;<' in nortliiin |iail of S|ira<;ni'. on Little ]ii\i<r Noi"\vi<li. 
 
 Hanover; lu-ook in noitln rn )iarl of Newtown, tiiltntan to Ilmisa- 
 
 toiiic Kiver DunlHif.x. 
 
 Hannover; i»oii(l in soutlnvcHtmi part of Meriden Meriden. 
 
 Harbor; brook rising in ea.steni part of .Meri<leii, tril>iitary to Qiiiiiui- 
 ]iiafHivei. It Iia.s three ItrunelieH: North and South an<l C'lo 
 
 Il(dh»w Hrook Merideii. 
 
 Harrisville; \illago in extreme southeastern eorner of Woodstock, on 
 
 Muddy r.rook , rntnain. 
 
 Hart: lirook rising; in northern part of (;onlien. Ilowiny into Nau;;a- 
 
 turk Iv'iver, in northwestern part of rorringtoii Win.sted. 
 
 Hartford; eity and town eoexteii.sive, situated in Hartford County, i 
 on Conneeticut Kiver, is rc'aehe<l by New York. N«nv Haven and 
 Hartford, New York and New England, Central New England and 
 Western, Hartford and Couuecticnt Valley railroads; area 17 
 s<|nare niilos. 
 
 Sandislii'id. 
 Winsted. 
 <Jranville. 
 (iranby. 
 
 Harts; ponds in western jiarl of Herlin Meriden. 
 
 Harwinton: town in e.isteni jiart nt" I.iiililield County: area. 34 ^ Wiiisted. 
 sipiare miles. f (Jranby. 
 
 Harwinton; village in north central part of town of same name Winsted. 
 
 Hatch; jxind in .southwest part of Kent New Milforrl. 
 
 Hatchet; jioud in northwestern part of Woodstock Brooktield. 
 
 Hatchet; hill in northwestern j)art of Woodstock, extomling into 
 Soutlibridge, and having tour peaks, elevations being l.()40, 1,020, 
 
 and 1. ()•_'(> feet, rospertively Hrooklield. 
 
 Hatchett; ])oiut proj«'cting from southeastern coast Old Lyme into 
 
 l.on^' Island .^ound Saylirook. 
 
 Hattertow^n; village in .southern part of Newtown Danbury. 
 
 Hawleyville; village in northwestern jiart of Newtown on I'ond 
 K'i\ er ; is reached l)y Housatonic R. K., by New York and New Eng- 
 land K. K.. and by Shepang, Litchli< lil anil Northern K. K Danburv. 
 
 Hatcock; point projecting from southern coast IJranford into Long 
 
 Island Sound New I lax en. 
 
 Haydeu; village in northeastern i»art of Windsor, on H.irtford divi- 
 sion of New York. New Haven and Hartford K. K Hartlord. 
 
 Haystack; mountain in northwestern part of Norfolk; altitude, l.tJWI 
 
 >'■<■♦ Sandislield 
 
 Hazardville: vilhi;;e in central part of Entield. .* Hartford. 
 
 Head: liarboi extending into .southern coast of (iuilford Guilford. 
 
 Hearthstone; hill in southeastern part of Franklin ; elevation, .">-l(i 
 
 '•'"'* Norwich. 
 
 Hebron: town in southern pait ol TolLind County ; area. ."7 .S(|uaic 
 
 I'lil''* Gilead. 
 
 Hebron; village in eastern part of town of same name (iilead. 
 
 Hedgehog; hill in Stafford; elevation, 1,1(K» feet Wtwdstock. 
 
 Higby: mountain in western part of .Miildletowu and iiwMi<1«l'k>ti«ld*« ♦ 
 
 altitude. "L'Ofe.-l Middletown. 
 
 Higganum; villaj^e in northern part of Haildani. on Caiidlewood Mill 
 
 Hi'X'k <;uiltord, 
 
32 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. Iblll.ht 
 
 Manie.s of ^bcct.s 
 High; one of theThiiiihle Islands, lyi ng off southern coast of Branford, 
 
 iu Long Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 High ; bill in central part of Madison ; elevation, 396 feet Guilford. 
 
 High Ridge ; village in extreme northern part of Stamford Stamford. 
 
 High Rock Grove; Aillage in northern part of Beacon Falls, ouNau- 
 
 gatuck River Derby. 
 
 Highland; village in western part of Middletown, on Meriden, Water- 
 bury and Connecticut River R. R Mi(blleton. 
 
 Highland ; lake in southeastern part of Winchester Winsted. 
 
 Hinckley; hill in eastern part of SloniTigton; elevation, 200 feet Stoniugton. 
 
 Hoadley ; point projecting from southwestern coast of Guilford into 
 
 Long Island Sound (Juilford. 
 
 Hockanum; river rising in Shenipsit Lake, flows into the Connect!- ^ Hartford, 
 cut River. / Tolland. 
 
 Hockanum, South Branch; branch of Hockanum River, rising iu 
 southeastern part of Manchester, and flows into main river in 
 western part of town Hartford. 
 
 Hockanum; brook rising in Bethany, flows west into Nangatuck 
 
 River in central part of Beacon Falls I )erby . 
 
 Hog; northern branch of Park River, rises in northern i)art of Bloom- 
 lield and flows south through that town, then through northeast- 
 ern part of West Hartford, and joins the south fork Park River in 
 west central part of Hartford Hart ford. 
 
 Hog ; pond in southeastern part of Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Hogshead; point on southwestern coast of Madison, projecting into 
 
 Long Island Sound (iuilford. 
 
 Holly ; tidal pond, on coast of Darien Norwalk. 
 
 Holt ; hill in northwestern part of Plymouth ; elevation, 960 feet Waterbury. 
 
 Honey Pot; brook rising in central part of Cheshire, flows northeast 
 
 into Quinnipiac River, in northeast part of same town Meriden. 
 
 Hooe ToAwer; hill in southwestern Bloonitield and extending into 
 
 Simsbury ; elevation, 960 feet ^ Grauby. 
 
 Hop ; river tributary to Willimantic River, rises in southwestern part "I 
 
 of Tolland, flows south through Vernon, Bolton, Coventry, and /^'•^''^"•l- 
 Andover, forming a boundary between CoA'cntry and Colinnbia. ^^■^^'""• 
 
 Hop; brook in northern part of Brookfield tributary to Horisatonic 
 
 River Danliury. 
 
 Hop; brook rising iu northeastern part of Canton, flows east into 
 
 Farmington River in east central part of Simsbury ( Jranby. 
 
 Hop; brook rising in northwestern part of Middlebnry, flows south- 
 east into Nangatuck River in northern part of Nangatuck Waterbnrv. 
 
 Hop Swamp; hill in eastern part of Middlebnry ; elevation, 600 feet. A\'aterbury. 
 
 Hopeville; village iu northwestern part ol' Griswold, on Pachaug 
 
 h'iver Moosuji. 
 
 Hopeville; village in southern part of Vvaterbnry, on Nangatuck 
 iJiver; also, on Nangatuck division New York, New Haven and 
 Hartford R. R Waterbury, 
 
 Hopkins ; hill in eastern part of Nangatuck ; elevation, 830 feet Derby. 
 
 Hopp; brook rising in western part of Bethany, tributary to Bladen 
 
 River Derl)y. 
 
 Horse; one of the Thimble islands, lying off southern coast of Bran- 
 ford, in Long Island Sound IS'ew I laven. 
 
 Horse; hill in western part of Westbrook; elevation, 100 feet Siiybrook. 
 
 Horseneck; ])oint i)rojccf ing from southwestern coast of Greenwidi 
 
 into Long Island Soinid ."^t.imlbrd. 
 
fiANXEw.) A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. 33 
 
 XuiueM (iC xlifots. 
 Horseneck; brook rising in nortbeuHteru part of Greenwich, Hows 
 
 sriiitli into Lon^ iHlaml Soiiiid j. Stiimfonl. 
 
 Horton; oove fxtomlinj; from Tliatnus Hiv««r into soutbcaHtern coaHt 
 
 nt° Moiitvillu Nt'W I.oiiilnn. 
 
 Horton; point projecting from southwestern part of Hranfoni into 
 
 I.DM^i Island Sonnil Nrw Haven. 
 
 Hotchkissville : xilla^^e in <cntral part of WnodliMrv, on I'onipi-rann 
 
 K'ivcr Uat<Tl)nry. 
 
 ( 'ornwall. 
 Housatonic; rivt-r risinj; in IkMkaliiro County, Ma«8., flows south- clove. 
 
 ward into Connt-cticut, intersei-tiuj^ Litchlicld County, and forms Danhurv. 
 
 the lioundary between Kairliehl and New Haven, and enters Long | Hrid^jciiort. 
 
 Island Sound in Hridgeport. Dcrbv. 
 
 .^iH'fliild. 
 
 Hiibbell; hill in fasteru partof Sherman; elevation, 940 feet x,.w Milford. 
 
 Hull; hill in western part of (Hford; elevation. -120 feet Derby 
 
 Hungry; hill in southern part of (iuilford; elevatiiui, 1.' 14 feet (inilfor<l. 
 
 Huntington; town inea-stern part of Fairfield County ; area, 31 square 
 
 miles Herl.y. 
 
 Huntington; village in central i)art of town of same name Derby. 
 
 Huntington; hill in western i>art of Naugatnck; elevati<»n, 8.'>0 feel. Derby. 
 
 Huntingtown; village in southern part of Newtown Danbury. 
 
 Huutsville; village in south central part of Canaan «>n Hallenbcck 
 
 Iv'iver Cornwall. 
 
 Hut; hill in eastern part of Hridgewater; elevation, 860 feet New .Milford. 
 
 lasco; brook flowing into Long Lsland Sound, along boundary be- 
 tween Fairfield and Westport Norwalk. 
 
 Indian; harbor, arm of Long Island Sonnd, in<lentiiig southern coast 
 
 of (Jrecnwich Stamford. 
 
 Indian: pond in extreme corner of Sharon, on boundary l)etween New 
 
 York and ( 'onneeticnt ( 'ornwall. 
 
 Indian; mountain in northwestern j)art of Sharon and south western 
 
 part of Salisl)nry. greatest elevation being ), I'JO feet ( ornwall. 
 
 Indian; river rises in Orange, flows south through Milford info Long 
 
 island Sound Hridgejiort. 
 
 Indian Head; hill in northeastern |)art of New Haven; elevation. 
 
 :}-'<> foet N,.vv Haven. 
 
 Indian Neck; narrow strijt ])ri»ji'cting from southern i)art of !?ran- 
 
 ford into Long Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Iron; hill in northeastern partof New Millord; elevation, 1.010 f<et. New Milford. 
 Island; iirook in western part of Bridgejiort, tributary to re(iiuinnoek 
 
 Ik'iver l?riiige]>orf. 
 
 Ivorton; village in western i)art of Es-sex Say brook. 
 
 Ivy; niounfani in northern i)art of (ioshen ; altitude, 1,610 feet Winstod. 
 
 Jack; brook rising in n<»rtheasfern partof Roxbury, flows sonfii. 
 
 fhcuc(^west into Shepaug River in southwest part of Roxbury.. New Milford. 
 Jack; brook in northern partof Tjxford, tributary to Little Uiver... Derby. 
 
 Jeffer.son; hill in eastern part of Lit<'hfield; elevation, l,2l'0fe»!t \Vaterbury. 
 
 Jeremy; brook in aouthe.istern part of Southbnry. tributary to Kiu;ht 
 
 Mile Hrook Derby. 
 
 Jerusalem; village in southwestern ])arf of New ^lilt'ord. on Rocky 
 
 b'iver New Mil lord. 
 
 Jewett; village in northwestern jiart of (Jriswold. on '/ninebang 
 
 b'iver, also (ui Norwich and Worcester di\ision New Y.u); and 
 
 New F.nLrland K*. I' Monsnjt. 
 
 Bull. 117 3 
 
34 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bill. ii7. 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 
 Jewett; village iu central part of Lisbon, on New York and New 
 
 England K. R.,'Provi<lcnro division Norwich. 
 
 Job: )»(iiid ill sonthcrn part of Portland Middletown. 
 
 John Johnson ; hill in central jjart of Southbnry; elevation, 400 feet. Derby. 
 
 Johnson; point projecting from sonthwest coast of Branford iu Long 
 
 Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Jones; hill iu southern part of Orange; elevation, 120 feet New Haven. 
 
 Jordan ; village in southern part of Waterford New London. 
 
 Jordan; creek in southwestern part of Waterford, llowing into Long- 
 Island Sound New London. 
 
 Jordan; brook ri.siug iu north central part of \Vaterford; Hows south 
 
 into Jordau Creek New London. 
 
 Joshua; point projecting from southern coast of Guilford into Long 
 
 Islaud Sound Guilford. 
 
 Joshua; cove extending into town of Guilford (Juilford. 
 
 Joyceville ; village iu northern ]»art of Salisbury ShetBeld. 
 
 Judd ; brook iu northern part of Colchester, tributary to Salmon River Gilead. 
 
 Judd Bridge; village iu northwestern part of Roxbury. on Shejjaug 
 
 River ; also on She])aug, Litchtield and Northern R. R New Millord. 
 
 Kanosha ; lake in western part of Diiubury \ ^'^"^^"ry. 
 
 » Carmel. 
 Keeny Cove; pond in northwest part of Glastonbury; extends into 
 
 southern jiart of East Hartford Middletown. 
 
 Kelsey; point projecting from southern coast of Old Say brook into 
 
 Long Islaud Sound Saybrook. 
 
 Kensington ; village in northern jiart of Berlin Meriden. 
 
 Kent; town iu western part of Litchfield Count v; area, 48 square ,■ ^. ' „ 
 ., . . ; 1 ; Cornwall, 
 
 miles. 1 . ,,.,,. , 
 
 [New Mil lord. 
 
 Kent; principal village in west central part of town of same name, on 
 
 Housatouic R. R New Milfoid. 
 
 Kent; i-ange of mountains in central part of town of same name, 
 
 greatest elevation being 1,340 feet New Mil ford. 
 
 Kenyonville ; vill.ige iu Woodstock Woodstock. 
 
 Ketch; brook rising iu western part of Ellington; flows Avest into 
 
 Scantic River, in southern part of East Windsor Hartford. 
 
 Kettle; creek, right-hand branch of Saugatuck River, in Weston Norwalk. 
 
 Kettletown; brook rising in central part of Southbury; flows into 
 
 Housatouic River, in central part of same town 1 )erlty. 
 
 Keyser ; island at mouth of Norwalk River, in Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Killingly; town iu eastern part of Windham County; area, 50 square 
 
 miles Putnam. 
 
 Killingly; village in northwest part of towu of same name, cm east 
 bank of Fivemile River, and also on Norwich and Worcester divi- 
 sion New York and New England R. R Putnam. 
 
 Killingly Center; village in central part of Killingly, on Whetstone 
 
 Brook .' Putnam. 
 
 Killingw^orth ; towu in southwestern ]»art of Middlesex Countj' ; area, 
 
 3(5 s(|UarM milesf Guiltbrd. 
 
 Killingworth ; village in central part of towu of same name (Juillord. 
 
 Kimball; hill iiv northeastern part of Hampton; elevation, 74.") feet.. Woodstock. 
 
 King; islaud lying otf southwest coast of East Haven, iu New Haven 
 
 Harbor New Haven. 
 
 King; islaud lyiug iu Connecticut River between soutlicrn part of 
 
 towns of SuUicld and Kntield Hartford. 
 
.iAN.MTi.] A GEUiiUAPlIIC DICTIONAIiY <)1 ( uN.NLLllLL'T. 35 
 
 N limes ut' tibiH'tM. 
 Kirby; lnooU in sdutlurn p.-ut of Washiiij^tdii, tributary t(i Shopaug 
 
 >>iv»r NewMilftinl. 
 
 Kitemaug; villajjc in Hoiitheasteru jiart of Moiitvillc, on Tbamea 
 
 Ivivcr; also on Now I.nmlon and Nortln-rn R. K Now l.oixion. 
 
 Knowlton; bmok in Aslilbnl, tributary to Mmint Hopo River Wooti«tork. 
 
 Knowlton; liill in south w<-Ht corner of A.slit'onl ; rlt-vation, (»0() feet . . Wood^toik. 
 
 Kohaiiza; poml in luntliwcstrni part of I >anl»ury Datiltury. 
 
 Konomoc; iiill in nmlliwostiru part of Watcrford; elevation, 389 
 
 left New London. 
 
 Lake Pond; lnocdv in uortli western part of Waterford, tributary to 
 
 Niantic IviviT New London. 
 
 Lakeville; village in south central i>art of Salisbury Cornwall. 
 
 Lamentation; ranj^i- of mountains cxtindinj; tlirou^h east part of 
 
 Hcrliii and Meriden, the two bifjliest peaks liavinjr an altitude of 
 
 7L'."> and t>5l fe«'t, respeetivtdy Meriden. 
 
 Lanesville; village in southwestern part of New Milford, on Still 
 
 K'iver New .Milluid. 
 
 Lantern; hill in westi-rn i)art of North Stoninjjton ; elevation, 5L'() 
 
 feet Stonin;,'lon. 
 
 Lantern Hill; pond in east central jiart of Ledyanl, on boundary 
 
 between that town and North Stonin^tnn Stonington. 
 
 Latimer; hill in northern ])art id' Thoniaston; elevation. 1,022 feet .. Waterbury. 
 Laurel; hill in cxtrenu^ southeastern part of Norwich ; elevation, 340 
 
 fctt Norwich. 
 
 Laurel Glen; village iu eastern part of North Stonington, on Gr«'en 
 
 Fall River Stonington. 
 
 Laysville; village in northwestern jjart of Old Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Lead Mine; bnxdv rising m southeastern i)art of Torrington ; tlows \ 
 
 south ihrough Harwinton into Nangatuck K'iver in mutheastern '' '' ""^" 
 
 part .dTh.uuaston. ^ Winst.d. 
 
 Lead Mine; hill in I'nion; tdevation, 1,2 Id Icci Woodstock. 
 
 Lebanon; town in northwestern part of New London (luinty; ;irea, s (Jilcad. 
 
 .")•> s<|narc miles. ( Norwich. 
 
 Lebanon; village in northern part of town of same name Ntu-wich. 
 
 Lebanon Station; villagt- in ea.stern part of Lebanon, on New Loudon 
 
 Northern K. R Norwich. 
 
 Lebanon Street; village in central part of Lebanon .Norwich. 
 
 Ledyard; ti>wn in central part of New London County ; area, 11 ^ New London. 
 
 sipiare miles. / St<uiington. 
 
 Ledyard; village in central part id" town of same, name New London. 
 
 Leesville; village in northwestern part of East lla<ldam, on Salmon 
 
 River (iilead. 
 
 Leete; island olV .southwestern coa.stof(;uilford in Long Islaml Sound, (iuilt'ord. 
 Leete Island; village in southwestern jtart of (Jnilford, on Shrue Lin<i 
 
 division New York, New Haven and Hartford 1\. R (iuilford. 
 
 Leonard; i>ond in southwestern part of Kent New Milford. 
 
 Leonard Bridge; village in western part of Lebanon, on New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford R. R.. Air Line division (Jihad. 
 
 Levrle; island olV southeastern coast of IJranford, in L«>ug Islauil 
 
 Sound New Haven. 
 
 Lev7is; gut, arm of Long Island Sound indenting southwest coast of 
 
 Stratti.rd Uridgciiort. 
 
 Liberty; hill in northern part of Lebanon; elevation, 500 feet Gilead. 
 
3G A GEOGKAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bill. 117. 
 
 XaniPB of slieets. 
 Lieutenant; river rises in southern part of Lyme, flows southwest 
 
 into ("onuecticnt River, in west central part of Old Lyme Saylnook. 
 
 Lime Rock ; village in southeastern part of Salisbury Cornwall. 
 
 Lindley ; brook in eastern part of "Wokott, tributary to Mad River .. Moridon. 
 
 Linsley ; pond in southern i»art of North Brauford New Ilavin. 
 
 Lion Head; hill in northwestern part of Salisbury; elevation, 1,760 
 
 feet ShetHeld. 
 
 Lisbon; town in northern part of New Jjondon County; area, 16 c Norwich. 
 S(|uare miles. ( Moosnji. 
 
 f Cornwall. 
 Litchfield; town in central part of Litchheld County ; area, 57 s(|uarc I New Milford. 
 miles. ) Winsted. 
 
 ( Waterbury. 
 
 Litchfield, borough in central part of towii of same name \ aterbury. 
 
 ^ I Winsted. 
 
 Little; river risiug in northern part of Hampton; Hows south into \ Woodstock. 
 Shetucket River, in southeastern part of Sjirague. i Norwich. 
 
 Little ; river rising in northern part of Oxford ; flows southeast into 
 
 Naugatuck River, in northwest part of Seymour Derby. 
 
 Little ; harbor in southwestern coast of Guilford Guilford. 
 
 Little ; pond in northeastern part of Ridgefield Danbury. 
 
 Little ; pond in central part of Litchfield AVaterbury. 
 
 Little ; pond in northeastern part of Thompson Webster. 
 
 Little ; pond in central part of Winchester AVinsted. 
 
 Little City ; village in western part of Haddam Guilford. 
 
 Little Mount Tom ; mountain in northeastern part of Washington; 
 
 altitude, 1,100 feet Ncav Milford. 
 
 Little Narragansett ; bay, arm of Long Island Sound, indenting south- 
 eastern coast of Stonington and southwesteru coast of Rhode 
 Island Stonington. 
 
 Lockwood ; pond in northern part of AVatertown Waterbury. 
 
 Long; beach off southern coast of Stratford extending into Long 
 
 Island Souud Bridgeport. 
 
 Long; brook in western part of Brookfield, tributary to Still River.. Danbury. 
 
 Long ; brook iu northeastern part of Brooklyn, tributary to Quinebaug 
 
 EiA^er Putnam. 
 
 Long; cove, extending from Thames River into southwesteru coast of 
 
 Ledyard New London. 
 
 Long; hill iu western part of Middletown ; elevation, 260 feet Middletowu. 
 
 Long; hill in southeastern part of Haddam, having two peaks, alti- 
 tude of (^ach being 520 feet ." (iuilford. 
 
 Long; hill in western part of Guilford; elevation, 300 feet.r (Jnilford. 
 
 Long; hill in southeastern part of Iluutiugton; elevation, 381 feet.. . Derby. 
 
 Long ; hill in southwestern part of North Stonington Stonington. 
 
 Long ; island off eastern coast of Stratford in Honsatonic River Bridgeport. 
 
 Long ; pond in northeastern part of Thompson Webster. 
 
 Long; pond on boundary between Ledyard and North Stonington Stonington. 
 
 Long; range of mountains iu northwestern part of New Milford, 
 
 greatest elevation being 1,080 feet New Milford. 
 
 Long Hill; village in northern part of Trumbull on Peciuonuock 
 
 Ri vcr, also on Honsatonic R. R Derby. 
 
 Long Ledge; island off southern coast of East Lyme, in Long Island 
 
 Sound New London. 
 
OAXNETT I A (JKOGRAPHIC DICTIONAHY OF (ONNIXTICIT. 37 
 
 Nanii-H (if Nht-fts. 
 Long Meadow; lirook riHinjj iu iiortlnvt-stfrii part nf Mi<l(neiiiiry, 
 lliiw.s s(»iitliea."st iuto Naugatiick Kivt-r in ctutrul part of Naii^^a- 
 t ink .' Waterlmry. 
 
 Long Meado'w ; pimil in s<mtlH>rii part of Mi<l<ll«l»nrv ^ '* "'•'""*>• 
 
 t l>«*rliy. 
 
 Long Meadovtr; jioiid in iiortlieni part of Hetliloheiii, extending 
 
 into Morris Wati-rUury. 
 
 Long Meadow Pond; hronk rising in westi-rn part <»f NungHtuik, 
 
 trilnit:ir\ to Nungatuck Hivi-r Drrlty. 
 
 Long Neck; itoint projecting into Long Islaml Souml from Daricn.. Norwalk. 
 
 Long Ridge; village in nortiicrn jiart of Stanifonl Staniforil. 
 
 Long Society; village in western jiart of I'nston Norvs iih. 
 
 LongSwamp; brook in eastern i)art of Middlehury, tribntary toJIop 
 
 Itrook Watei linry. 
 
 Lord; bay extiMiding from Connecticnt Kivor into west coast Old 
 
 Lyme and Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Lord; cove, a continnation of Lord Hay, extending into sontlnvestern 
 
 coast of Lyme Say brook. 
 
 Lord; bill in soutbwestern ])artof Lyme; elevation, 27!t feet Saylnook. 
 
 Lord; island otl sontliwestcrii coast of Kast Haddani, in ('onne<ticnt 
 
 l.'i\ or • Say lirook. 
 
 Lo^w■er White; bill in nortliern i)art of Huntington; elevation, (5()<> 
 
 Urt I (erliy . 
 
 Lyman Viaduct; village in westt-rn j>art of Colcbester on .Salmon 
 
 Kiver; also on New York, New Haven and Hartford K'. \i (iilead. 
 
 Lyme; town in .soutbwestern part of New London t'ounty; .irca. H7 
 
 8<|uare miles .Say brook. 
 
 Lyme; )>riniipal village in Old Lyme, in west central part of town. S.iyl»rook. 
 
 Lyme Station; village in west central jiart of Old Lyme, on Connec- 
 ticut Kiver, and also on sboro line division New York, New Haven 
 and Hartford ii. li .say brook. 
 
 Lyon Plain; village iu Weston Norwalk. 
 
 Macedonia; village in western part of Kent, on Maced<mia Brook .. New .Milford. 
 
 Macedonia; brook rising in soutbwestern part of Sbaron, llowssoutb \ NcwMilford. 
 into lloiisionic Kiver in Kent. 'Cornwall. • 
 
 Mad; river rising iu nortbern part of Wcdcott, Hows soutbwest 
 tbrough tbat town into Naugatuck Kiver, in centr.il p.irt of 
 W'aterbury Meriden. 
 
 Mad; river rising in central jiart of Norfolk, Mows simtbeast iuto Still 
 
 Kiver, iu east central part of Wiucbester Winsteil. 
 
 Madison; town in soutbeastern part of New Haven County; area. 3!i 
 
 square miles (iu 11 ford. 
 
 Madison; village in sontbern part of town of same nanu", and on 
 
 Shore Lino division New Y'ork, New Haven and H:irtford I{. R.. .. (luilford. 
 
 Maltby ; three lakes in nortbcastcrn ]iart of ( )range New Haven. 
 
 Mamacoke; village in nortbwestcrn part of (iroton. on Tbamcs 
 
 K'ivcr New London. 
 
 Mamacoke; hill iu extreme ea.stern part of ^Vatcrford, on point pro- 
 jecting into 'Ibanies River New London. 
 
 Mamauaseo; jiond in west central i)art of Kidgelield Cannel. 
 
 ( Hartfonl. 
 
 Manchester; town iu easteru part of Hartford County; area, 21 ; .Middletown. 
 square miles. 
 
 j Tolland, 
 loilead. 
 
38 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [nuix.iiv. 
 
 Names <if sheets. 
 Manchester; village in nortli contra, part of town of same iiauic. on 
 
 ITocknnnjn River Hartford. 
 
 Manchester Green ; village in central part of Manchester Hartford. 
 
 Manetock; hill in western part of Water ford; elevation, 240 feet New Loudon. 
 
 * f Tolland. 
 
 Mansfield; town in eastern part of Tolland Connty ; area, IT s(|iiare j Woodstoch. 
 
 miles. I (Jilead. 
 
 [ Norwi<li. 
 
 Mansfield ; village in northwestern part of town of same name Tolland. 
 
 Mansfield Center; village in Mansfield AVoodstuck. 
 
 Mansfield Depot ; village in northwestern part of Mansfield on Willi- 
 
 niautic River '{"olland. 
 
 Mansfield Hollow ; village in Mansfield Woodstoejc. 
 
 Marbledale ; village in northwestern part of \Vasihington on Aspe- 
 
 tnck River New Milford. 
 
 Margerie ; pond in extreme northern part of Danhnry Danbnry . 
 
 Marion ; village in southwestern part of Soutliington ^leriden. 
 
 Marlboro; town in southeastern part of Hartford County; area, 24 ( Middletown. 
 
 square miles. ( Gilead. 
 
 Marlboro ; village in central part of town of same name Gilead. 
 
 Marlboro ; pond in .western part of town of same name Gilead. 
 
 Maronias; village in northeastern part of Middletown on Connecti- 
 cut Hiver ^Middletown. 
 
 Marsh; brook, trihutary to Poland River, rising in Marsh Pond in 
 
 extreme nortlieast corner of Plymouth Merideii. 
 
 Marsh ; pond in north west corner of I'ristol Meriden. 
 
 Marsh; hill in central part of Orange; elevation, 200 feet New Haven. 
 
 Mashamoquet; brook rising in western part of Pomfret, flows east 
 
 into (^iiiucbaug River, in southeastern part of same town Putnam. 
 
 Mashapaiig; village in northern part of IJ^uiou on Mashapang Pond. . Prooktield. 
 
 Mashapaug ; iiond in northern part of Union Brookfield. 
 
 Mashentuck; hill in central part of Killingly; elevation, 5G0 feet.. . Putnam. 
 Mason; island off southwest coast of Stoniugton, in Long Island 
 
 Hound and east of Mystic Harbor Stoniugton. 
 
 Mason; point projecting from southern coast of Mason Island into 
 
 Long Ishxnd Hound Btonington. 
 
 Massapeag; village in east central partof Montville on Thames River. New London. 
 
 Maynard; hill in western part of Ledyard; elevation, 180 feet New London. 
 
 McCook; point ])roJecting from S(uitheast coa.st of East Lyme into 
 
 Long Island Sound New Ltmdou. 
 
 Meadow; brook rising in southern part ofWindsor, Hows south into 
 
 Connecticut River, in northeast part of Hartford Hart ford. 
 
 Mean; brook rising in northeastern part of Monroe, Hows southeast 
 
 into Farmill River, in central part of Huntington Derby. 
 
 Mechanicsville ; village in southwestern part of Thompson, on Quine- 
 
 baug KMver Putnam. 
 
 Meeting-Hoiise ; brook rising in southern part of Meriden, Hows south 
 
 into (j)uiiiiiipiac River, in northern part of Wallingford Meriden. 
 
 Melrose ; village in northeastern ])art of East Windsor, on Springiield 
 
 ilivision of New York and New England R. R Hartford. 
 
 Menunketesuck; ]»oint i»rojecting from southern coast of Westhrook 
 
 into Long Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
 Menunketesuck; river in southern i)art of Westbrook, flows into 
 
 Long Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
•lANNKrrl A GEUGiiA[MIR' DICTKJ.N'Ain ( )F L'UNXLCTICITT. 31) 
 
 Nailiejt (if Hlie<-t8. 
 
 ( XI»Ti<l«-n. 
 Merideii; town in nnrtlu'.'isifrii pail nT Niw li:i\i-n ('niiiitv ; aii'.i. lilt I \i>w Ila\4»ii. 
 
 squaioiiiilt-H. MuMh'iown. 
 
 1 Ciiillonl. 
 MerWen; ciiy ami itrimipal place in town of .^ainc iiaMic, on Nfw 
 
 Voik, New Haven and Ilartfonl K.R.,auil on Muridcii and Wati-r- 
 
 Iniry K. H '. Mirid.n. 
 
 Merrick; l»rook risinj; in sontln'rn jiart of Hampton. Hows tliron^h 
 
 Scotlainl into Slietnck»'t Rivt-r N'orwidi. 
 
 Merritt; liill in northern part of Stoninj^ton ; i'i»'vati<in, '_*(!() ffi-t . . . . Stonin^^ton. 
 Merrow^; villagi' in northwestern part of Mansfield, on New London 
 
 Nortlioru K. H., also on Williniantic! River Tollaml. 
 
 Merwin; lirook in central part of lirooklield, tributary to Hop Hrook. Oanlmry. 
 Merwiiisville ; villa;;o in northwestern part of New Milford, on Hons- 
 
 a tonic Iv. K New Milforil 
 
 Meshapock; lirook in Honthern i>art of Mi«ldlel)iiry, tributary to Hop 
 
 I'-niok \\aterl)Mry. 
 
 Meshhomasick ; nu)nntain in northeastern jiart of Portland, exteml- 
 
 in;,' into ("hat ham ; jjreat<vst elevation, SlJO feet Middlctown. 
 
 Mianus; village in southeastern |«irt (d' (ireenwieh, on Mianns River. Stamford. 
 Mianus; river heading in New York, (lows south throniili Stamford 
 
 into (Jreeuwicdi ; tlienct* into ('osc<d> Harbor Si.imfonl. 
 
 Middle; river rising in northern part of Station!; tnimtarv to the 
 
 Williniantii' River Tollaml. 
 
 Middle Haddam; village in western part of Chatham, on Connecticut 
 
 I'iver Xliddletown. 
 
 Middlebury; town in northwestern partof New Haven County ; are.i, \ U'aterburv 
 
 i;t sipiare miles. ( n,.il,v_ 
 
 Middlebury; village in central part of town of same name Waterburv. 
 
 Middlefield; tow n in northwestern jiart of .Middlesex County ; area, S Middhdown. 
 
 ir. square ndles. I Gnilfc.rd. 
 
 Middlefield; village in southern i)art of town of same name, on New 
 
 York, New Haven and Hartford H. K Miildletown. 
 
 Middlefield Center; village in central ])art of Middletield, on New- 
 York, New Haven and Hartfonl K*. R Mi<ldletown. 
 
 Middletown; town in northern jtart of Middlesex County; area. II ^ Middleton. 
 
 squar.' miles. i Guilford. 
 
 Middletown; |)riuci])al place in north<Mn part ol town of same name, 
 
 on Connecticut River Middletown. 
 
 Miles; mountain in northeastern part of Salisbury; altitude, 1. 110 
 
 f''«'l Shellield. 
 
 Milford; town in .southwestern part of.New Haven County; :irea. SA ^ '''"'fi'T'Tt. 
 
 square miles. ■ "''hy. 
 
 ' New Haven. 
 Milford; principal village of town of same name; situated in siuitli 
 
 central jtart, on \V«'pawaug River Hridgeport. 
 
 Milford; ]»oint i»rojocting from southwestern coast of Milford into • 
 
 Long Island Sound iSridt^eport. 
 
 Mill ; brook rising in central part of Plainfield, Hows west into Qiiine- 
 
 bang River in southeastern p.irt of Canterbury Moosiij). 
 
 Mill; brook rising in western jiart of Sharon :ind llows into New York. Cornwall. 
 Mill; cove extending from Thames River into southwestern coast of 
 
 I't'dyard Now London. 
 
 Mill ; creek in southern i)art of < )bl Lyme, llows into Long Island Sound . Say brook. 
 
40 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bui.l.i17. 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 Mill ; creek in uortheastern part of Haddam ; tributary to Connecticut 
 
 River Gulford. 
 
 Mill; bill iu central part of Colcbester; elevation, 180 feet Gilead. 
 
 Mill; river beading in Poundbridge, N. Y., flows soutb tbrougli Stam 
 
 ford into Stamford Cove Stamford. 
 
 Mill; river rising in Cbesbire, flows tbrougb Haniden into New 
 
 Hoft-eu Harbor New Haven. 
 
 Mill; river rising in western part of Monroe, iiows soutb, forming Wy ,, 
 
 boundarv between Monroe, Trumbull, and Eastou; tbence tbrougb ,> t-. i 
 
 ' i Danbury. 
 
 Fairtield into Long Island Sound. J 
 
 Mill Brook; village in soutbwestern part of Colebrook Winsted. 
 
 Mill Plain ; village in Fairfield Norwalk. 
 
 Mill Plain ; village in western part of Danbury on New York and New 
 
 England R. R Carmel. 
 
 Mill Rock; bill in soutbeastern part of Hamden; elevation, 200 feet. New Haven. 
 Milldale; village in soutbern part of Soutbingtou on Tenmile River. Meriden. 
 
 Miller ; pond in northeastern part of Waterford New London. 
 
 Milliugton ; village in east central part of East Haddam Saybrook. 
 
 Millstone; point projecting from southwest corner of Waterford into 
 
 L(mg Lslaud Sound ^ New London. 
 
 Millville ; village in western part of Naugatuck on Long Meadow Pond 
 
 Brook Derby. 
 
 Milton: village in northwestern part of Litchfield Cornwall. 
 
 Mine; bill in soutbeastern part of New Milfoi'd; elevation, 860 feet. New Milford. 
 Minnehaush ; mountain in northeastern part of Glastonbury ; highest 
 
 elevation, 720 feet Middletown. 
 
 Minortown ; village in eastern part of Woodljnry Waterbury. 
 
 Misery ; brook in southeastern part of Sonthington, tributary to Quin- 
 
 nipiac River Meriden. 
 
 Mixville ; village in western part of Cheshire Meriden. 
 
 Mohawk; brook in western part of Barkhamsted, flows into west 
 
 branch of Farmington River in southern part of town Winsted. 
 
 Mohawk; pond in southeastern part of Cornwall Cornwall. 
 
 Mohawk; motintain in southeastern part of Cornwall; greatest ele- 
 vation, 1,600 feet Cornwall. 
 
 Mohegan ; village in northeastern part of Montville on Thames River. New London. 
 
 Mohegan; hill in eastern part of Montville; elev.ation, 310 feet New London. 
 
 Monroe; town in eastern part of Fairfield County; area, 27 square ^ Danbury. 
 
 miles. ( Derby. 
 
 Monroe ; village in eastern i»art of town of same name Derby. 
 
 Montowese; village in southern part of North Haven on New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford R. R New Haven. 
 
 Montville; town in central part of New London Connty; area, 46 ^Norwich. 
 
 s((nare miles. ) New London. 
 
 Montville; village in southeastern part of town of same name on 
 
 ( )xoboro ]?rook New London. 
 
 Montville; village in southeastern part of town of same name on 
 
 Thames River New London. 
 
 Montville; hill in central part of Montville; elevation, 400 feet New London. 
 
 Moodus ; village in northwestern part of East Haddam \ r^.^ ^' 
 
 ' Gilead. 
 
 Moody Mill; pond in southwestern part of Fairfield, on boundary 
 
 line Bridgeport. 
 
 ( Cornwall. 
 
 Moore ; brook iu central part of Salisbury, tributary to Salmon Creek ^ gi^^jjiieiti 
 
<tvvMn I A (ii;< xiK.M'lIK 1 )1( ' I K i.N A I; \ Ol (.'(J.NNKC TUTT. tl 
 
 Naiut-s of nlii-ern. 
 
 Moose; liill in soiitlieaHterii p.trt of Oxford; elevation, 670 feot Dcrliy. 
 
 Moose; liill in snutliwustfrii part ot(;iiiir(ir(I ; t-lcvatinii, 2»;() foot (iiiilfoid. 
 
 Moosehorii ; brook in iir>rtli<!rn part of Koxlniry, tributary to SLo- 
 
 jian;; liivor N«'\v .Milfonl. 
 
 Moosehorn; hill in northoru part of Roxlmry; elevation, 1,020 feet.. New Milfonl. 
 
 Moose Meadow; \ illaj^f in Willinj^ton WomUtnck. 
 
 Moosup; i>()n<l in northeastern part of I'l a in tie hi M (mis up 
 
 Moosiip; river risinj; in western part of Rhode Island. Hows west 
 
 thninffh Sterling and Plaiulield into Qninebaiijf River in north- 
 western ]>art of Plaiulield Moosiip. 
 
 Moosiip; village in eentral part of I'lainfield, on Moosnp Rivor Moosnp. 
 
 Morgan; |)oint ]trqjeeting from sonthwestern part of Kast Haven 
 
 into Long Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Morgan; jjond in southern jiart of Ledyard New London. 
 
 Morris; town in central part of Litehlield County; area, 1!) aquare 4 New .Milfiird. 
 
 miles. ) Waterbnry. 
 
 Morris; village in eentral part of town of .same name Waterijury. 
 
 Morris; eove extending into sontiiwestern coast of East Haven from 
 
 Long Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Morris Station; vill.ige in western part of .Mnrris on Shepaug River. New Milford. 
 Mountain; brook in northeiistern part of Danbnry, tributary to 
 
 W.iod I'reek Hanbury. 
 
 Mountain; brook in northwestern part of Cheshire, tributary to Ten- 
 mile River Meriileii. 
 
 Mount Carmel; village in northern partof Hamden. on Northani])ton 
 
 division, New York, New Haven and Hartford \l R New Haven. 
 
 Mount Hope; river rising in extreme .southern part of Union, llows 
 
 through .\shford and Joins the Fenton in southeast corner of Mans- 
 
 lield. where thi-y How into the Xatehaug River Woodstock. 
 
 Mount Hope ; village in Mansfield Woodstock. 
 
 Mount Misery; brook rising in southeastern corner of Piaintield, 
 
 llows south into Pach.iug River inwest central partof Voluntown. Moosnp. 
 Mount Misery; hill on boundary between (Iriswoldand Voluntown; 
 
 elevation, 420 feet Moosuii. 
 
 Mount Tom; pond in southwestern part of Litchfield, in Morris and 
 
 Wirshington New Milford. 
 
 Mud; brook in northern part of Seymour, tributary to Naugatuck 
 
 River Derby. 
 
 Mud: brook lU)wing into Long Island Simnd, in Westjtort Norwalk. 
 
 Mud ; |iond in western )tart of Norfolk Wiusted. 
 
 Muddy; broidv rising in .\gawam, .Mass., llows south into Stouy brook 
 
 in southeastern part of Snltield Hartford. 
 
 Muddy; brook rising in Sonthbridge, Mass., llows southeast through 
 
 Woo<lstockinto (/uinebaug River, in northwestern part of Putnam Putnam. 
 
 Muddy ; pond in northern part of Woodstock Hrooklield. 
 
 Mudge; pon«l in northwestern part of Sharon Cornwall. 
 
 Mulberry; jxiint on southern coast of (inilford. jirojecting Into Long * 
 
 Island Sound (Miill'ord. 
 
 Mulberry; hill in t-astern part of Nangatuck ; elevation, 700 t'eet Kerliy. 
 
 Mullen; hill in western part of Canterbury ; elevation, 'iH't feet Norwich. 
 
 Mumford; cove extending from Long Islantl Sound into southern 
 
 < oa.st of (Jroton New London. 
 
 Mystic; harbor, arm id" Long Island Sound indenting southern coast 
 
 of New Loudon County, between (Jroton and Stoniugtou Stouington.* 
 
42 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [ruu.,117 
 
 Naiiift.s of .-liiil>. 
 Mystic; island off souThwesteru coast of Stonington, iu Long Island 
 
 Sound Stonington. 
 
 Mystic; river heading in Ledyard and North Stonington. Hows'] Xew London. 
 
 south, fornung l)onndary between North Stonington, Stonington. ) stouin"-toii 
 
 and Groton and Le<lyard, thence into Mystic Harbor. J 
 
 Mystic; village in western part of Stonington on Mystic River Stmiiunton. 
 
 Mystic Bridge ; village in southwestern part of Stonington, on Mystic 
 
 River Stonington. 
 
 Mystic River ; village in eastern part of Groton, on Mystic River Stonington. 
 
 Natchaug; river rising in central part of Woodstock, flows south 
 
 through Ashford and Chaplin into Shetncket River in northeastern 
 
 part of Windham Woodstock. 
 
 Naugatuck; town in northwestern part of New Haven County ; area, ^ Watcrbury. 
 
 17 Rfiuaro miles. I Derby. 
 
 Naugatuck; A-illago in town of same name on Naugatuck River Derby. 
 
 .....-,» „ ^, , ,, 1 -v' f Wiuated. 
 
 Naugatuck; river rising in Norfolk, runs southward through -^'^'^ I ,,t t 1 
 Haven County into Honsatonic River. 1 D -1 
 
 Naugatuck Junction; village in southwestern part of Milford, on 
 
 the Honsatonic River Bridgei)oit. 
 
 Nells; island off southwest corner of Milford in Hous.itonic River... Bridgeixtrt. 
 Nepaug; village in west central part of New Ilartiord, on Nepaug 
 
 River Winsterl. 
 
 Nepaug; river rises in eastern part of Torrington, Hows sonthea.st ) ^^^,.^^^1^^. 
 
 through New Hartford into Farmingtou River, iu southwest part , -\yj,,j,,p,i 
 
 of Canton. 
 Neversink; pond on .southern boundary between New Fairfield and 
 
 Danbury Danl)ury. 
 
 New Boston; village in northwestern part of Thompson, on (i)uine- 
 
 baug River Welister. 
 
 New Britain; town in southern part of Hartford county; area, 14 
 
 square miles Meriden. 
 
 New Britciin; city in town of same name in soutli central ])art of the 
 
 town on New York and New J]ngland R. R Meriden. 
 
 New Canaan; town in southwestern ])art of Fairfield County ; area, i Stamford. 
 
 28 8(inare miles. ' Norwalk. 
 
 New Canaan; Ixu-ough In town of same name . Norwalk. 
 
 f Clove. 
 New Fairfield; town in northern i)art of Fairfieiil County: area, 11 j 'Sew Mil-fiU'd. 
 
 s<iuare miles. ] Carmel. 
 
 I Danbury. 
 
 New Fairfield; village in southern part of town of same name Danbury. 
 
 New Hartford; town in eastern part of Litchfield County; area, 38 ^ Winsted. 
 
 s(|uare miles. ( Granby. 
 
 New Hartford; princijjal village in town of same name, located iu 
 
 noi-thcastern ])art, on west branch of Farmingtou River Granby. 
 
 New^ Haven; town in southern part of Now Haven County ; area, 13 
 
 sciuare miles New Haven. 
 
 New Haven ; city in town of same name, and county seat of New 
 
 Haven County - New Haven. 
 
 New Haven; harbor, arm of Long Island Sound, indenting southern 
 
 coast of New Haven County, between Orange, New Haven, and 
 
 East Haven New Haven. 
 
HANSETT.) A GKUGKArHIC DICTIDNAKY <>1' C( (N.N'KC TICl'T. 43 
 
 Xainet of Hli)-«tit. 
 
 Ne^w London; <ity in HouflnTu ji;irt ul" N'l-w Lundon ("imnty; arna, 
 
 t> si|m:iio inilt's Now Luuilon. 
 
 i Clovo. 
 New^Milford; town iiiHoiitlnvi-stfrii p.irt nf LitililicM ( uuntv ; :irt':i. i .. .,.,.- i 
 
 ' ■ New Milloril. 
 
 Ct\i H(iu;ir<> mill's. f , . , 
 
 ' ' Dauliiiry. 
 
 New^ Milford; )iriiit'ip:il \'iil:i;^i' in town of Huni<> n.-uin-, situated a lit- 
 tle to tlii'.sontli of <-*Mitral part of Iho town, uii llonsatonit; Kivcr. New .Mili'otil. 
 
 Newr Preston; villago in northwestern part of Washinjjfton, ou Anpe- 
 
 tiick K'iver NfW .Milloril. 
 
 Ne^v Preston Station; villaj^t- in <<'nlr.il part of W'ashiugton, on 
 
 SIk-ikimj; l^ivcr Nt-w Milfcinl. 
 
 Ne^veut; villajjo in central part of Li.slion Norwich. 
 
 New^field; villajje in uortliern part of 'l"orrin;jton, ou oast branch of 
 
 Naufjatuck Hivor \Vinste«l. 
 
 Nevrfield; vilhifje iu cxtriMue northi-rn jiart of Mi<hll«'town, on Mi<l- 
 
 <llttown l^rani-h New York, Now Haven ami Hartford li. K Miihlh-town. 
 
 Ne'wington ; town in southt-rn i)art of Hartford County; area, II \ Merideu. 
 
 si|iiare miles. I Middh-town. 
 
 Newington; villai^e in ea.stern jjart of town of .same name Middletown. 
 
 Ne^whigton Junction; villajje in northern i>art of Newin^^ton, on New 
 Nctrk and New Kn^rhind R. K. ami New York, New Haven and 
 Hartford 1{. R .MiddleK.wn. 
 
 Ne\vtO'wn; town in northern jcirt of Kairlield County; aiea, (io s Daulniry. 
 sipiare miles. ' l.>erl)y. 
 
 Newtown; borough in central i>art of town of same name K.inbury. 
 
 Niantic ; ])rinci)ial village in Kast Lyme, in southeastern part of town, 
 
 at the mouth 4)f Niantic River New London. 
 
 Niantic; river fornu-d iiy two tributaries, (Jreat Mrook and Laken 
 I'oiid IJrook ; forms jiartial boundjiry between Waterford and East 
 Lyme, and liows into Long Lslaml Sound New Lon<biii. 
 
 Nichol ; poml in south central jiart of Oxford Derby. 
 
 Nichol Farms; village in southeastern part of Trumbull Mriilgeport. 
 
 Nickeraon; hill in central part of Lyme; elevation, IH."> feet Saybro<d;. 
 
 Nineveh Falls; village in western part of Killingworth (hiilfonl. 
 
 Noank; villago in southeastern part of (Jroton, on Mystic Harbor . .. 8tonington. 
 
 None^«raug; river rising in northeastern ))art of Hethlehem, (lows 
 southwest through that town into romperaug River, in central 
 part of Woo<lbury Waterbury. 
 
 Norfolk; town in northern iiari of Litihlield County ; area. 17 siniare S , , ,, 
 
 • ' (. ornwall. 
 
 miles. i 
 
 ' u insted. 
 
 Norfolk; i)rinci]>al village in town of Norfi>lk. in central jiart of town, 
 
 on ('•ntral New England ami Western b'. R Winstcd. 
 
 North; cove, arm of Connecticut River, indenting southeast coa-st of 
 
 old Saybrook .^aybrook. 
 
 North; i»oml in western jiart of Lebanon, on boundary line between 
 
 Hebron ami Lebanon <<ilead. 
 
 North Ashford ; village in Eastford Woodstock. 
 
 North Bloomfield ; village fn extreme northeastern part of Hloom- 
 
 licld Hart lord. 
 
 North Branch; river rising in south part of Hurliogton, tributary to • 
 
 re(|iiabu(k River Meriilen. 
 
 Ncrth Branch; river in eastern part of Meriden, tributary to Harlxu- 
 
 Brook Meriden. 
 
44 A GEOGKAPHir DUTIOXAK'V OF ( ONNECTICUT. [Brix. iiT. 
 
 Names of sheet*. 
 North Branch: river in northeastern part of Granby. Tributary to 
 
 S.iliuo!! Brook .' Granby. 
 
 North Branford: town in sonthem part of New Haven County; ^ New Haven. 
 
 area. 27 square miles. f Guilford. 
 
 North Branford: village in southern part of town of same name, on 
 
 Braufoiil Harbor N»*w Haven. 
 
 North Bridgeport; village, part of Bridgeport City, on Pequonnoek 
 
 River Bridgeport. 
 
 [ Litohneld. 
 ty ; J Sandisfiekl 
 
 North Canaan; town in northwestern part of Litchtield County;; Sandisfiekl. 
 
 arra. 1!' s.juare miles. ] Cornwall. 
 
 Iwnsted. 
 
 North Canton : village in northern part of Canton Granby. 
 
 North Colebrook; village in northwestern part of Colebrook, on 
 
 Saudy iSrook Sandisfield. 
 
 North Cromwell ; village in eastern part of Cromwell, on Valley divi- 
 sion Ntrw York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Middletown. 
 
 North FraiLklin; village in northwestern part of Franklin Norwich. 
 
 North Granby : village in northern part of Granby Granby. 
 
 North Grosvenor Dale ; village in west central part of Thompson, on 
 
 French River Putnam. 
 
 North Guilford : village in northwestern part of Guilford Guilford; 
 
 North Haven; town in southern part of New Haven County; area, 21 
 
 S'luare miles New Haven. 
 
 North Haven; village in central part of town of same name, on Quin- 
 
 nipiac River -.- New Haven. 
 
 North Kent; Tillage in northeastern part of Kent, on Housatonic 
 
 Riv.-r -. Cornwall. 
 
 North Lyme ; village in central part of Lyuie. on Beaver Brook Say brook. 
 
 North Madison : village in central part of Madison : Guil ford. 
 
 North Plains ; village in southeastern part of East Haddam Saybrook. 
 
 North Somers: village in northern part of Somers Palmer. 
 
 North Spectacle: pond in eastern part of Kent New Milfuid. 
 
 North Stamford : village in northeastern part of Stamford Stamford. 
 
 North Stonineton; town in eastern part of New London County; ^ Moosup. 
 
 area, .">7 square miles. ( Stoningtou. 
 
 North Stonington; village in southern part of town of same name. 
 
 on .Shnnock River Stonington. 
 
 North "Wilton : village in Wilton Norwalk. 
 
 North Woodstock; villajre in northeastern part of Woodstock Putnam. 
 
 Northneld: village in southeastern part of Litchfield Waterbury. 
 
 Northfield: hill in southeastern part of Litchfield: elevation, 1,150 
 
 feet , Waterbury. 
 
 Northford ; village in northwestern part of North Branford New Haven. 
 
 Northford Station; village in eastern part of North Haven, on New 
 
 Y'.rk, New Haven and Hartford'E. R New Haven. 
 
 Northville: village in northeastern part of New Milford, on East 
 
 A<petnck River New Milford. 
 
 Norton ; tillage in Darien Norwalk. 
 
 Norton ; south point of Belle Island, in Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Norton ; river rising in New Canaan ; flows .south, forming boundary 
 
 l>etween Darien and Stamford, into Long Island Sound Stamford. 
 
 Norw^alk; town in southwestern part of Fairfield County; area, 25 
 
 square miles Norwalk. 
 
■ .A>.sK.. A GKOGHAPJilC DICTIONAHY OF CONNECTICUT. 45 
 
 N;ilM)-n III Rht-ctH. 
 
 NorTvalk; burougli iu tuwn of suiue uanie. near uxiutb of Not walk 
 
 1,'ivtT, on New York, New Ilavni ami Hartford K. K Norwalk. 
 
 Norwalk; jjrouj) of Lslaiids otV iiioiitli of Norwalk River, foniiing 
 
 jiart of Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Norwalk; river risiii}; in iiortlieaHtern part of Kidgeficld; Howh south \ Norwalk. 
 
 tlin>ii;;h Wilton and Norwalk into Long Islantl Sound. ( l)anbnr)-. 
 
 Norwrich; town in north rcntral jiartof New London County; area, S Norwich. 
 
 L's s<)iiar<' miles. ^ New Lonil>>n 
 
 Noiwicli; city in town of Norwich, on Thames River Norwich. 
 
 NorTvich Town: village in western iiart of Norwich, on Vantic- 
 
 iJiver Norwich. 
 
 NorTvich; pond in southeastern part of Lyme Say brook. 
 
 Nott; island oil' southeastern i>art of Lyme, in (ouuecticut River Saybrook. 
 
 Noyes; river rising in eastern part t)f West Hartford; flows south into 
 
 South Fork Park River, in southeastern corner of West Hartford. Hartford. 
 
 Nut Plains; village in southeastern i>art of (iuilford (Miilford. 
 
 Oakville; villag*- in extreme northwestern part of Waterbury. on 
 
 Steel Hrook and on Now York, New Haven and Hartford R. R., 
 
 Water! own branch Wat4'rburv. 
 
 Obwebetuck; hill in .southwestern ]iart of Windham; elevation, 661 
 
 feet Norwich. 
 
 Occum, village in northeastern part of Norwich on Shetutket River. Norwich. 
 Ocean; beach exten<ling from southern coast of New London into 
 
 Long Island Sound New L<uidon. 
 
 Old Lyme; town in southwestern part of New Lontlon County; area, 
 
 I'T square miles Saybrook. 
 
 Old Saybrook; town iu southeastern part of Middlesex County; 
 
 ana, ]S sipiare miles Saybrook. 
 
 Old Saybrook: ])rineipal village in town of same nanu*. situated in 
 
 east central part of town on Shore Lino division an<l also on C«»n- 
 
 necticut Valley division New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R. Saybrook. 
 Oneco; village in east central part of Sterliug, (m New Y'ork and New 
 
 I'.ngland K. R., Providence division ., .Mo<»sup. 
 
 i Kridgejjort. 
 Orange; town in southwestern jiart of Ni-w Haven t'ountv ; .iie.i.Hl * iiuvKv 
 
 .s.i.iare miles. /* New Haven. 
 
 Orange Center ; village in t)range Derby. 
 
 Orciittville ; village iu central part of Staflonl. on .Middle River and 
 
 also on the New Loudon Northern R. R loUaud. 
 
 Ore Hill; village in western part of Salisbury vu Central New Eng- 
 land aTid Western R. R Cornwall. 
 
 Osborne; village in central part of East Windsor, on Springtiehl divi- 
 sion New York and New England R. R Hartford. 
 
 Osprey; beach on southern coast of Now Londtui and on L<uig Island 
 
 .*»oun<l New London. 
 
 Oswegatchie; hill in southeastern part of East Lyme; elevation. 240 
 
 fi-et New London. 
 
 Ox; hill in central part of Norwich; elev.itiou, 38() feet Norwich. 
 
 Oxford; town in western part of New Haven County ; area, 'Xi square 
 
 miles lUrby. 
 
 Oxford; village in town of same name in central ])art on Little River. Derby. 
 
 Oxoboro; brook, rises in northwestern part of Montville, flows south- 
 east into Thames River in southeast part of same t<»wn New London. 
 
 Oxoboro; lake in northwestern ]>art of Montville New London. 
 
 Oyster; river in eastern part of Orange; tlows into Long Island Sound. New Haven. 
 
46 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. (bull. 117. 
 
 Xanies of sheets. 
 Oyster; river, rises in northern part Old Saybrook; tiows into Long 
 
 Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
 Oyster; point projecting from southern part of New Haven Harbor.. New Havou. 
 
 Oyster; point projecting from southern part of Orange into Long 
 
 Island Sound New Mavcn. 
 
 Pachaii^ ; pond in south central part of (iriswold Moosup. 
 
 Pachaug; river heading in Western Rhode Island, flows west through 
 Voluntown and Griswold into Quinebaug River in northwestern 
 part of Griswold Moosup. 
 
 Pachaug: village in central part of Griswold, on Pachaug River Moosup. 
 
 Packersville; village on boundary between Canterbury and Plain- 
 held, situated on Mill lirook Moosup. 
 
 Paine ; hill in Pomfret ; elevation, 705 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Painters Ridge ; mountain in northern part of Roxbury, extending 
 
 into Washington ; altitude, 1,100 feet New Millord. 
 
 Park ; pond in southwestern part of Winchester Winstod. 
 
 Park ; river in Hartford, tributary to Connecticut River Hartford. 
 
 Park Lane ; village in central part of New Milford New Milford. 
 
 Parnassus ; mountain in central part of East Haddam ; altitude, 615 
 
 feet .Saybrook. 
 
 Parrish ; hill in Scotland, Windham, and Chaplin ; elevation, 620 feet. .Norwich. 
 
 Pataguanset; lake in central part of East Ijjme New London. 
 
 Pataguanset; river rising in central part of East Lyme; flows south 
 
 into Long Island Sound New London. 
 
 Patchogue; river, rises in central part of Westbrook; flows south 
 
 into Long Island Sound Saybrook. 
 
 Pattou; brook in northeastern part of Southington tributary to 
 
 Quinnipiac River Meriden. 
 
 Pautipaug ; hill in western part of Sprague; elevation, 400 feet Norwich. 
 
 Pavvrcatuck; river heading in Rhode Island; flows west forming 
 eastern boundary of Stoningto]i and partial boundary of North 
 Stouiugton, thence into Little Narragausett Bay Stonington. 
 
 Peak; mountain in northeastern part of East"Granby; altitude, 665 
 
 feet Hartford. 
 
 Pecausett; pond in southwestern part of Portland Middletown. 
 
 Peck; hill in northwestern part of Woodbridge; elevation, 500 feet.. Derby. 
 
 Peet; hill in northern part of New Milford; elevation, 1,193 feet New Milford. 
 
 Pemberwick ; village in southwestern part of Greenwich Stamford. 
 
 Pembroke; pou<l on boundary between Bridgeport and Stratibrd. .. Bridgeport. 
 
 Pendleton Hill; village in northeasten part of North Stonington Moosup. 
 
 Peiury; i.sland olV southeastern coast of Grotou in Mystic Harbor and 
 
 on New York, Piovideuce and Boston R. R Stonington. 
 
 Pequabuck; river rising in northern part of Plymoutli, Hows south- l 
 
 •■ast through Bristol into Plainvillo where it takes a northerly P^'***^^'^"^-^- 
 course into Farmington River in central part of Farniiugton. ' eiiueu. 
 
 Peqnonnock; river Howing through Trumbull and Bridgeport into ^ Derby. 
 
 Long Island Sound. \ Bridgeport. 
 
 Pequot; hill in easterii i)art of (Jrotou; elevation, 180 feet Stonington. 
 
 Perkins ; mountain in mu'theasteru part of Somers, having two peaks, 
 
 altitude of peaks being 980 and 840 feet, i-espectivelj'^ Palmer. 
 
 Phelps ; bi'ook in northern part of Burlington, tributary to Farming- 
 ton River Graiiby. 
 
 Phelps; brook in western ])art of North Stonington, tributary to 
 
 SliMiiock River Stonington. 
 
 Phcenixville ; village in Eastford Woodstock. 
 
uA.N.NEii.i A OEUUKAl'llie DK llO.NAli'V <>F CUNNLL'TlrUT. 47 
 
 Names «>r nlit'ct.H. 
 I'ickerel; lake in ><)iiih\\cst«'ni part of ColchesU^r, lixteiidiiig into 
 
 KaHt }Iad<laiii Ciileait. 
 
 Piue; liiook in northern part of Xortli liuvtMi, tributary to(^riinnipiac 
 
 Kivcr New I lav. 11. 
 
 Pine; brook in wnstorn part of Hi'tliany tributary, to liladcn River.. Derby. 
 Pine; brook rising; in nortinvcsterii part of Cliatiiani, IIowm .sontheast 
 
 into Salmon River, in northweatern part of East liaddain Midill<i<>\vii. 
 
 Pine; brook in western part of Colchoster, tributary to Salmon 
 
 River <;i)iad. 
 
 Pine; hill in western part of riym»»nth; eh-vation, !(S() feet Waterbury. 
 
 Pine; island oil' Noiithwesteru coast of (iroton, in Long Island Sound. New Lon<lon. 
 
 Pine; mountain in etMitral part of Norfolk; altitude. 1, 520 feet Winsted. 
 
 Pine; jioint jirojeeting into I..onj; luland Sound from N'orwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Piue; river rising in southern part of Wallingford, Mows south into 
 
 I'ive Mile Brook, in southeastern jtart of North Ilaveu New IhiM-n. 
 
 Pine Bridge; village in southern part of Heacon Falls, on Xangatuek 
 
 River l)«'i liy. 
 
 PineCieek; point projeeting into Long Island Sound from Fair- 
 
 tield Norwalk. 
 
 Pine Meado^w; village in northeastern i>art of New Hartford, on 
 
 west liraneii of Farndngton River ( iranliy. 
 
 Pine Orchard; village in southern part of Branford, on Shore J..iue 
 
 division New York, New Haven and Hartforil R. R New Haven. 
 
 Pine Rock; hill in Hainden and New Haven; altitude, 271 feet New Haven. 
 
 Pinnacle; hill in northern part of Washington ; elevation, 1,280 feet. New Milford. 
 Pisgah; niountain in south central ]»art of Durham, having two peaks, 
 
 .altitude of eaidi being fi 10 feet (;nill'r)rd. 
 
 Pisgah; hill in western part <d' < Kford, extending into Southbury; 
 
 elevation, G20 feet Derby. 
 
 Pisgah; mountain in eentral jtart of Colebrook ; altitude. 1,140 feet.. Saudistield. 
 Pistapaug; mountain in southwestern part of Durham, greatest eleva- 
 tion being 010 feet (ill ilf.tril . 
 
 Pistapaug; jiond in Diuliam, Wallingford, North Branford. and 
 
 Ciiilford (Juilford. 
 
 Plain; hill in northwestern pail of Norwich ; eliv.it ion, 180 teet Norwich. 
 
 Plainfield; town in soutlurn part of \Vin<lli,iMi County; area, II S Putnam. 
 
 sqiian* miles. i Moosup. 
 
 Plainfield: village in south central part of I'lainlielil. ;it JMmtioii of 
 
 two biamlns of New York and N<-w Kngl.tnd l«. R Moosup. 
 
 Plainfield Junction; village in western part of IMaintield, at Junction 
 
 of two branches of New York and New Kngland R. R Moosup. 
 
 Plainville; town in .southwestern part of Hartford Couuty; area, 
 
 si|uarc miles Meriden. 
 
 Plainville; principal village in town of same name on l'e(|uabuik 
 
 K'iver .Meriden. 
 
 Plane; brook rising in northwestern part of West brook, tributary to 
 
 Menuuketesiick River Saybrook. 
 
 Plcuitaville ; village in southern part <d" Southiugton, on Quinnipiac 
 
 River, and also on Now York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Meriden. 
 
 Pleasant; beach on southwestern coast of Waterford, extending into 
 
 Long Island Sound New London. 
 
 Pleasant Valley; village in southern jtart of Barkhamstud (iranby. 
 
 Pleasure; liill in northern part of Franklin; elevation. .'>20 feet Norwicii. 
 
 Plumb; hill in central part of Litclitielil ; elevation, 900 feet Waterbury. 
 
 Plumb; hill in southern jiart of Washington ; elevation. 1,070 fe.^t. .. .New Milford. 
 
48 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bum.iit. 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 Plymouth; town iiisoutbeasteru part of Litchtield County; area, 22 ( Waterbury. 
 
 s(liian3 miles. I Meriilcn. 
 Plymouth; principal village in towu of same name, located in west- 
 ern pint of the town Waterbury. 
 
 Pocotopaug; creek in Chatham, tributary to Pine Brook Middlctown. 
 
 Pocotopaug ; lake in northeastern part of Chatham Middletowu. 
 
 Podunk; river rising in northeastern part of South Windsor, flows 
 
 into ( onnecticnt River, in northwest corner of East Hartford Hartford. 
 
 Poland; river rising in eastern part of Harwinton, flows south into 
 
 Pequabuck River Waterbury. 
 
 Polkville ; village in northeastern part of Bristol Meridcu. 
 
 Polls; hill in southeastern part of Montville; elevation, 520 feet New London. 
 
 Pomfret; town in (central part of Windham County; area, 42 square j Woodstock, 
 miles. ^ Putnam. 
 
 Pomfret; village in northeastern part of town of same name Putnam. 
 
 Pomfret Center ; village in northeastern part of Pomfret Putnam. 
 
 Pomfret Lauding; village in southeastern part of Pomfret, on Mash- 
 
 amoquet Brook Putnam. 
 
 Pomfret Station ; village in central part of Pomfret, on New York 
 
 antl New England R. R Putnam. 
 
 Pomfret Street ; village in northeastern part of Pomfrrft Putnam. 
 
 Pomperaug; river rising in northeastern part ot Bethlehem, flows ^ Derby. 
 
 south througb Woodbury into Honsatonic River, in southern <^ Danbury. 
 
 part of Southbury. ' AVaterbury. 
 
 Pomperaug; village in southern part of Woodbury, on Pomperaug 
 
 River Waterbury. 
 
 Pomperaug Valley ; village in central part of Southbury Derby. 
 
 Pond; broolv rising in southern part of Brookfleld, flows northeast 
 
 through northwest part of Newtown into Honsatonic River Danbury. 
 
 Pond; hill in southeastern part of Wallingford: elevation, 340 feet.. New Haven. 
 
 Pond; hill in northern part of Cornwall; elevation, 1,425 feet Cornwall. 
 
 Pond; mountain in northern part of New Fairfield; altitude, 1,120 
 
 feet New Milford . 
 
 Pond; ])oint projecting from southeast coast of Milford into Long 
 
 Island Sound Bridgeport. 
 
 Pond Meadow; village in northern part of Westbrook, on Falls 
 
 River Saybrook. 
 
 Pond Meadow ; swamp in southwestern corner of Haddam, extending 
 
 into Killingworth (iuilford. 
 
 Pond Rock;*range of mountains extending along eastern part of East 
 
 1 faven into Brauford and North Branford New Haven. 
 
 Ponset; village in central part of Haddam Guilford. 
 
 Poquetanock ; village in southwestern part of Preston New Londoji. 
 
 Poquetanock; (;ove extending from Thames River into\ye8tern coast 
 
 Ledyard and Preston New London. 
 
 Poquonoc ; lake in central part of Groton New London. 
 
 Poquonoc; ]»lain in southwestern ])art of (iroton on Long Island 
 
 Sound New London. 
 
 Poquonoc; river in southwestern part of Groton; flows south into 
 
 Long Island Sound New London. 
 
 Poquonoc; village in nortliern part of Windsor on Fariiiiiigtou 
 
 River Hartford. 
 
 Poquonoc Bridge; village in southwestern part of Groton New London. 
 
 Pootatuck ; river rising in southern part of Newtown; flows north 
 
 into Honsatonic River,, in nortliern ]>art of tlie ti>wn Danliury. 
 
.iA.NNEiT I A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. 49 
 
 Nanit's nf hIiccIm. 
 Popes Flat; IsImikI luitwei'ij Str;it("<»ril ami Milt'onl, iii llonsutoiiic 
 
 Ivivcr BridRpport. 
 
 Poplai S'wamp; Itrook riHiiiR in central part of Avon ; liowin^ into 
 
 Fartnin;itoii River in northern part of Farniinj;ton MeriiU-n. 
 
 Portland; town in northern i>art of Middlesex County; urea, 2<i 
 
 Mpiare miles Middhtowii. 
 
 Portland; principal villapo in town of same name; on New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford K. K. and Connectient River Middletuwu. 
 
 Post; lij^ht-houHe off ea8t«'rn roast of Saybrook fn Connecticut 
 
 River Saybrook. 
 
 Pot; one of the Thimble Islands, lyiny olV southern coast of Bran- 
 ford, in Long Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Potter; ])oud in Woodstock Wixxlstock. 
 
 Powder; island offea«t coast of New London in Thames Riv««r New Loudon. 
 
 Powder; brook in eastern |»art of Harwiuton, tributary to I'(dan<l 
 
 Kiver Winsted. 
 
 Power; lake in central part of East Lyme New London. 
 
 Pratt; cove, arm of Connecticut River, indentintj eastern coast of 
 
 Saybrook .Saybrook. 
 
 Prentice; mountain in uorthwesteru part of North Stoninj^ou; alti- 
 tude, 540 feet StoniuRtou. 
 
 ( Norwich. 
 Preston; town in north central jiart of New Loudon County; area, ; Moosu|i. 
 
 Xi sijuare miles. ] New London. 
 
 ( Stouiugton. 
 Preston; principal villaRo in town of .^inmc name, situated in east 
 
 centra! i>art of town Moosup. 
 
 Preston; villa;;e in western part of town of same name ouQuinebaug 
 
 |,'iv(<r .,---- Norwich. 
 
 Preston; hill in soutli western part of Middlebury, extending into 
 
 Oxlonl; elevation, UtiO feet Derby. 
 
 Preston; hill in soiitliwestern i)art of Kent ; elevation, 1, 31^) feet Clove. 
 
 Prior; <'roek in western i)art of East Windsor, tributary to Coniu-cti- 
 
 cut KMvcr Hartford. 
 
 I Waterbury. 
 Prospect: town in uortlicrM part of New Haven County; area. Iti J Meriden. 
 
 si|uarr miles. \ Derby. 
 
 I New Haven. 
 
 Prospect; village in central part ol town of sanu> name Meriden. 
 
 Prospect; hill in Westpoit; elevation. L'<X) feet Norwalk. 
 
 Prospect; hill in sonthwrstern ]»art of East Haven ; elevation, 200 feet New Haven. 
 
 Prospect; iiill iuNewCauaan; elevation. i;?7 feet Norwalk. 
 
 Prospect; bill in northeastern )iart of I'omfrct; elevation. tWO feet .. I'utuam. 
 Prospect; hill in northern |)art of Woodbridge; elevation, 17.") feet .. Derby. 
 
 Prospect; hill in western jiart of Wintlham; elevation, IL'O feet Norwich. 
 
 Prospect; hill in .southern part of (Jnillord; elevation. Kil feet (Juilford. 
 
 Prospect; hill in central part of I'restou; elevation. ',V2i) feet Moosuj). 
 
 Prospect; hill in northwestern part of Colchester; elevation, IHO feet, tiilead. 
 Prospect; mountain in e.-ist em ])art of Salisbury ; altitude. 1,475 feet. Cornwall. 
 Prospect; nu>untain in southwestern ]iart of liitchtield ; altitude. 1,3G.'> 
 
 Let New Milford. 
 
 Pudding; hill in northern part of Scotland ; elevation. .")4() feet Norwich. 
 
 Purchase; brook in western part of Southbury. tributary to Honsa- 
 
 tonir iv'iver Dan bury. 
 
 Bull. 117 -1 
 
50 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONAKY OF CONNECTICUT. .hill.117. 
 
 Names of slioets. 
 Purgatory; brook in easteru part of Watertowu, tributary to branch 
 
 (if Naiij^atuck River. AVatcrbnry. 
 
 Putnam; town in eastern jiart of Windham County; area, 27 square 
 
 miles Putnam. 
 
 Putnam; principal village in town of same name, on Quinebaug 
 
 River, and aLso on New York and New England R. R Putnam. 
 
 Putnam Heights; village in southern jiart of Putnam Putnam. 
 
 Quaddick ; village in southeastern part of rhompson Putnam. 
 
 Quaduck; brook rising in eastern part of Killingly; flows south into 
 
 Sterling and joins Moosup River Moosup. 
 
 Quaker; hill in eastern part of Waterford; elevation, 250 feet New London. 
 
 Quaker Farms; village in western part of Oxford Derby. 
 
 Quaker Hill ; village in northeastern part of Waterford New London. 
 
 Quandunk; brook in southwestern j)art of Killingly, tributary to 
 
 Quinebaug River Putnam. 
 
 Quarryville ; village in northwestern part of Bolton Tolland. 
 
 Quassapaug pond in northwestern part of Middlebury Waterbury. 
 
 Quiambog; cove, arm of Long Island Sound, indenting southwest 
 
 coast of Stoningtou Stouington. 
 
 Quinebaug; village in northwestern part of Thompson, on New York 
 
 and New England R, R Webster. 
 
 Quinebaug ; pond in southwestern part of Killingly Putnam. 
 
 Quinebaug; eastern branch of Thames River, rises in Massachusetts; 
 
 flows south through entire eastern part of Connecticut into 
 
 Thames River in southeastern part of Norwich Norwich. 
 
 Quinebaug; river tributary to Shetucket River ; rises in southern part i Webster. 
 
 of Massachusetts; flows south into Shetucket River in extreme < Putnam. 
 
 northeastern part of Preston. ( Moosu]). 
 
 Quinnatisset; brook in southern part of rhomjison, tributary to 
 
 French River Put nam. 
 
 Quinnipiac; village in northern part of North Haven, on Qninnipiac 
 
 River New Haven. 
 
 Quinnipiac; river rising iu western part of New Britain; flows] 
 
 through Plainville, Southington, Cheshire, Meriden, Wallingford, '^^®^^' Haven. 
 
 and New Haven, into New Haven harbor. j ^ e n ei . 
 
 Quonnipaug; mountain in northern part of Guilford; altitude, .532 feet. Guilford. 
 
 Quonuipaug; lake in northern part of Guilford Guilford. 
 
 Rabbit; hill in southeastern part of Warren; elevation, 1,340 feet. .. New Milford. 
 Rabbit Rock; hill in southeastern part of North Haven; elevation, 
 
 340 leet New liaveu. 
 
 Race; brook rising in Woodbridge; flows south into Wopjiopaug 
 
 River, in northwestern part of Orange Derby. 
 
 Race; hill in western part of Madison; elevation, 322 feet Guilford. 
 
 Ragged ; h ill in Pomfret ; elevation, 845 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Ragged; nioiintain in western pai't of Berlin; altitude, 754 feet Meriden. 
 
 Ragland Hooppole; hill in southwestern part of Woodbury ; eleva- 
 
 ticm, 040 feet Waterbury. 
 
 Rainbcw; village in northwestern part of Windsor, on Farmington 
 
 River I lartford. 
 
 Ram; island off mouth of Norwalk River, in Long Island Sound Xorwalk. 
 
 Rat; mountain in northeastern part of Washington ; altitude, 1,120 
 
 feet New Milford. 
 
 Rattlesnake; liill in northeastern part of Somers, extending into 
 
 Hampden, Mass Palmer. 
 
iiANNKiT.) A GEUGKAPIIIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. ')! 
 
 NilllKS <>l Hll.-tts. 
 
 Rattlesnake; bill in northwestern part of North Canaan, having 
 two jxiuks, the altitude <>( which are 9*>0 and IWO fewt, rcHprc- 
 tively Sbeflicld. 
 
 Rattlesnake; ninnn tain in NDiithcrn part of Farniin;;f(>n ; altitn«lu, 
 
 750 fftt .Mfriil< II. 
 
 Raw^son; villafri, in north west em jtart of Hampton Woodstock. 
 
 Raymond; hill in iiortliwcstern part of Montvilhi ; elevation, 'iSH 
 
 feet New London. 
 
 Red; nionntain in east central part of Cornwall; altitude, l.lkJOfeet. Cornwall. 
 
 Red City; villa^je in central i)art of Oxror<l, on Little Kiver Derliy. 
 
 Redding; town in central jtart of I'airlield Coiiiit\ ; area. I'A H(|iiare 
 
 miles Danliiii V. 
 
 Redding; villajje in central part of town of same name Danltur.v. 
 
 Redding Ridge; village in eastern part of Kedding Daubnry. 
 
 Reed Gap; liill in western jtart of Durham; elevation. 7(X) feet (Jiiilford. 
 
 Reynolds Bridge; villa;;o in southeastern part of Thomastou on 
 Nauj^atnck Kiver, ami on New York, New Haven and Hartford 
 K. K Waterl.iiry. 
 
 Ridgebury; village in northwestern ]>art of Kidgetield Carinel. 
 
 f Carniid. 
 
 Ridgefield; town in western part of Fairlicld County; area, Uti / Danhiiry. 
 siiuare miles. | Stanifonl. 
 
 I Norwalk. 
 
 Ridgefield; prineijial villa<re in south central ii.nt oi town oi s.mie \ Danlmry. 
 name, ) Cannel. 
 
 Riga ; lake in northwestern part of Salisbury Shellield. 
 
 Riga; mountain in northwestern partof Salisbury ; altitude, l,!KH)feet. Shettield. 
 
 Rigg Street; brook in northern i>art of Oxford, tributary to .laik 
 
 Brook Derby. 
 
 Rimmon; brook risin;^ in southeastern jiart of neacon Falls; tlows 
 
 into Nauj^atiick Kiver in northern part of Seymour Derby. 
 
 Rimmon; hill in southwestern jiart of Beacon Falls; elevation, 4(M» 
 
 I'eet l>erby. 
 
 Ritcher; nionntain in south central part of North Stonington ; alti- 
 tude. :{2(» feet Stoningtfui. 
 
 Riverside ; village in southern part of ( )xford Derby. 
 
 Riverside; village in .southeastern part of (ireenwich, ou Co.scob Har- 
 bor and ou New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Stamford. 
 
 Riverton; village in northwestern ])art of Harkhamsted ^Vinsted. 
 
 Rixtov/n; nu)untain in Griswold, l'rest«ui and North .*>toningtou, hav- 
 ing tonri>eaks, the altitudes of which are 440, 500, .520 and fiOO 
 feet. re8|>ectivcly Moosuji 
 
 Roaring; brook rising in niutheastern jiarfc of (tlastonbiiry ; flows 
 
 soil t invest into Connecticut Kiver Middletown. 
 
 Roaring; brook rising in eastern part of Staflord. tlowing into \Vil- s ^Voodstock. 
 lim.intic Kiver in northwestern jiart of Willingtoii. ' Tolland. 
 
 Roaring; brook rising in southern ))art of Canton; tlows south 
 
 I hrouiih Avon into Farmiugton Kiver Cranb\ 
 
 Roast Meat; hill in southern partof Kilhngworth ; elevation. 328 feet. Guilford. 
 
 Robertsville ; village in southeastern partof Colebrook Wiusted. 
 
 Robinson; hill in western part of Hampton; elevation, 827 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Rock Fall; village in northeastern part of Middletield, on New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford K. K Middletown. 
 
 Rock Rimmon: mountain in southern ]>art of Beacon Falls and in 
 
 Sc\ iiioui; altitude ."»70 feet Derby. 
 
52 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bill. in. 
 
 • Xanies of sbcct.s. 
 
 Rockdale; village in sontlu>astern part of Watertowu, on Steel brook 
 
 and also on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Waterhiiry. 
 
 Rockhouse ; liill in southern part of Oxford ; elevation, 590 feet Derby. 
 
 Rockland ; village in northern part of Madison Guilford. 
 
 Rockville; ])riutipal village of Vernon, located in northeastern part 
 of town, on Hockanum River, also on New York and New Eng- 
 land R. R Tolland. 
 
 Rockwell; hill in southeastern part of Stafford; elevation, 933 feet.. Tolland. 
 
 Rocky; river, rises in central part of Sherman, flows south until it 
 reaches east central part of New Fairfield, where it changes its, 
 course and flows north into Housatouic River in west central part 
 of New Milford New Milford. 
 
 Rocky; hill in western part of Bridgewater; elevation, 700 feet New Milford. 
 
 Rocky Glen; village in northern part of Newtown, on Pootatuck 
 
 River Danbury. 
 
 Rocky Hill; town in southern part of Hartford County; area, 19 
 
 S([uare miles Middletown. 
 
 Rocky Hill ; village in eastern part of town of same name on Connect- 
 icut River, also on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R.. Middletown. 
 
 Rocky Neck ; hill in southwestern part of East Lyme on coast ; ele- 
 
 vati(m. 120 feet New London. 
 
 Roger ; island off southern coast of Branford, in Long Island Sound . . New Haven. 
 
 Roger; lake in Lyme and Old Lyme Saybrook. 
 
 Romford; village in northeastern part of Washington, on Shcpaug 
 
 River, also on Shepaug, Litchfield and Northern R. R New Milford. 
 
 Rooster ; river rising in western part of Trumbull, flows south through 
 Bridgeport, forming partial boundary between Bridgeport and 
 Fairfield, into Long Island Sound Bridgeport. 
 
 Rose ; hill in northwestern part of Ledyard; elevation, 280 feet New London. 
 
 Round; hill in northern part of Woodbridge; elevation, 590 feet Derby. 
 
 Roinid; hill in central part of Farmington; elevation, 320 feet Meriden. 
 
 Round; hill in southwestern part of Middletown ; elevation, 650 feet. Middletown. 
 
 Round; hill in northwestern part of Greenwich; elevation, 551 feet. . Stamford. 
 
 Round ; hill in eastern part of Easton ; elevation, .595 feet Danbury. 
 
 Round; mountain in north central part of Ridgefield ; altitude, 900 
 
 feet Carmel. 
 
 Round ; pond in western part of Ridgefield Carmel. 
 
 Roxbury ; town in southern part of Litchfield County; area, 27 
 
 scjuare miles New Milford. 
 
 Roxbury ; principal village iu town of same name New Milford. 
 
 Roxbury Falls ; village in southwestern part of Roxbury on She- 
 pang h'iver, also <m Shepaug, Litchfield and Northern R. R New Milford. 
 
 Roxbury Station; village in western part of Woxbury on Shepaug 
 
 River, also on Shepaug, Litehtield and Northern R. R New Milford. 
 
 Rucum; hill in sontheastern part of Roxbury ; elevation, 860 feet New Milford. 
 
 Sachem Head; point projecting from southern coast of town of 
 
 Guilford into Long Island Sound Guilford. 
 
 Sachem Head Station; village in southern part of Guilford, on New 
 
 York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Guilford. 
 
 Sadds Mills ; village in northeastern jiart of East Windsor Hartford. 
 
 f Gilead. 
 Salem : town in western i)art of New London County ; area, 30 square J Norwicli. 
 miles. I f^.-'.vhrook. 
 
 New l.ondoTi 
 
fJANNEiT.) A UEULiKAl'lllC DlcnoNAHV ol" CONMK TK'L'T. 53 
 
 KaineH of .■<tie4'rs. 
 
 Salem; village in central part of town ofsanip nuino .Saylirook. 
 
 Salisbury; towu iu uortli\vi;8t<Tii pjirt ttf Litchtiultl Comity ; ana. \ Slii-llioltl. 
 61 8(iiiure inilcH. f Cornwall. 
 
 Seilisbury; village iu rontral ]>art of town of same nanu; ou Central 
 
 New England and Western K. K Cornwall. 
 
 Salmon; Itrook rising in nortlieu.stern part of Cranbv, tributary to 
 
 I'aniiiiigton Kiver Granliy. 
 
 Salmon; ereek rising in western i>art of Saiislniry llowing into IIdu- 
 
 satoiiie Uiver in sontiica-stern jtarl of Sali^lmry Cornwall. 
 
 Salmon; river tributary to Coiineitieiit River, rises in southern part 
 of Coleliester, llows northwest, thence southwest through Col- 
 ciii-ster into Conneiticiit Uiver (iilead. 
 
 Salmon; citve at luouth of Salmon Kiver, forms partial bnundary be- 
 tween Haiblam and East Haddani Say brook. 
 
 Salt; islaiul <tt!\soiitliern coast of Westbrook in Long Island S(Min<l.. Saybrook. 
 
 Saltonstall; lake forming (lartial boundary between East Haven and 
 
 Hranfi>rd New Haven. 
 
 Saltworks; l>ay otV southern coa.st of West lirook and old Saybiook 
 
 ill Long Island Sountl Say brook. 
 
 Sandford: mountain in southwestern jiart id' Cheshire; altitude, Qt^O 
 
 feet New ll.lVeli. 
 
 Sandy; jtoint projecting from eastern coast id' Orange into New 
 
 Haven Harbor New H:ivrn. 
 
 Sandy; brook rising in western part of Saiulislield, MasS. ; llows ^ Saiidislield. 
 
 8onth«'a8t through Colebrook into Still Ixivcr. ( Winsted. 
 
 Sandy; jioiut projecting from west coast of Waterford into Niantic 
 
 Kiver New London. 
 
 Sandy Hook ; village in northern part of Newtown on Tootiitnck 
 
 Iviver Daubiiry. 
 
 Sandy Hook Station; village in northern p.irt of Newtown on I'oo- 
 
 fatiK U L'lvcr; also on New York and New England K. K Danbury. 
 
 Sanford Station; village in western part of Redding ou Danbury 
 
 and Nor walk division of II oiisa tonic R. R Danbury. 
 
 Sargent; river; rises in central part of Hethany; Hows south inl(» 
 
 West Kiver. in northeastern part of Woodbridge New Haven. 
 
 Satans Kingdom; hill in northeastern part of New Hartford; eleva- 
 tion. 110 feet (;ranby. 
 
 Saugatuck; village at mouth of Saugatuck Kiver, in Westport, on 
 
 New York, N<w Haven and Hartford K. K Norwalk. 
 
 Saugatuck; ri\er: rises in siuithern ])art of Danbury; tlows south- ) ])Q,^],„Py 
 
 east through Ke.iding. \\'eston and ^^'estport into Long Island i Norwalk 
 
 Sound. ' 
 
 Savin Rock; village iu southcasteru part of Orange on Long Island 
 
 Sound New Haven. 
 
 Savin Rock; two islands lying otV eastern coast of Orange, iu Long 
 
 Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Saybrook; town in southeastern part of Middlesex county; area, 15 ( (Juilford. 
 
 s(|uare miles. ( Saybrook. 
 
 Saybrook; jioint projecting from southeastern coast of Old Saybrook 
 
 into ( 'onneeticut Kiver Saybrook. 
 
 Saybrook; jetties at entrance to Connecticut River iu Long Island 
 
 SouikI Saybrook. 
 
 Saybrook Junction ; village in east central part of Old Saybrook, at 
 
 junction of Connecticut Valley and .New York, New Haven and 
 
 Hartford K. R Sav brook. 
 
54 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [BrLL.117. 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 
 Scantic : villaji;e in western part of East Windsor Hartford. 
 
 Scantic; river rising in uortlnvest corner of Stafford, Hows north into ^ 
 
 Hampden, Mass., and thenee takes a westerly conrse through r Aollaud. 
 
 Soniers, Entield and East Windsor into Connecticut River. ' Hartlord. 
 
 Scitico; village in eastern jiart of Entield, on Scantic River, also on 
 
 New York and New England R. R., Springfield Division Hartford. 
 
 Scotland; town in southwestern part of Windham County; area, 19 
 
 scjnare miles Norwich. 
 
 Scotland ; village in central part of town of same name Norwich. 
 
 Scotland Station ; village in southwestern part of Scotland, on She- 
 
 tiicket River; also on New Y'ork and New England R. R :.. Norwich. 
 
 Scott; cove indenting coast of Darien Norwalk. 
 
 Scott Ridge; mountain in western part of Ridgefield, having two 
 
 peaks, the altitudes of which are 980 and 1,000 feet, respectively. Carmel. 
 
 Sea; hill in central part of North Brauford; elevation, 380 feet New Haven. 
 
 Sebethe; river rising in western part of Berlin, flows east through \ 
 
 Berlin, thence southeast, forming boundary between Berlin, ^ ^. 
 
 Cromwell and Middletown, into Connecticut River. ) Middletowu. 
 
 Second; hill in northern part of Bridgewater; elevation, 950 feet.. New Milford. 
 Selden; creek in western part of Lyme, tributary to Connecticut 
 
 River Saybrook. 
 
 Selden Neck; point extending from coast of Lyme into Connecticut 
 
 River Saybrook. 
 
 Seymour; town in western part of New Haven County; area, 15 
 
 square miles Derby. 
 
 Seymour; principal village in town of same name, on Naugatuck 
 
 River, also on branch New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Derby. 
 
 Seymour ; marshy point at mouth of Saugatuck River Norwalk. 
 
 Shailorville; village in northeastern part of Haddam, on Connecticut 
 
 River, and on Connecticut Valley Division New Y'ork, New Haven 
 
 and Hartford R. R Saybrook. 
 
 Shaker ; i)ond in northern part of Enfield Springfield. 
 
 Shaker ; village in northeastern part of Enfield S])ringtield. 
 
 Shaker Station ; village in northeastern part]of Enfield, on New Y'ork 
 
 and New England R . R Springfield. 
 
 Sharon; town in western part of Litchfield County; area, 59 square 
 
 miles Carmel. 
 
 Sharon : ])rin(ipal village in town of same name Cornwall. 
 
 Sharon Valley ; village iu northwestern part of Sharon Cornwall. 
 
 Sharpe; hill in Pomfret; elevation, 710 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Shaw^; cove extending from Tiiames River into oast shore of New 
 
 London New Loiulon. 
 
 Shaw; lake in northeastern ])art of East Haddam Gilead. 
 
 Sheffield; island off mouth of Norwalk River in Long Island Sound.. Norwalk. 
 Shelton; borough in Huntington, on Housatonie River, also on New 
 
 Haven aiul l)erl)y R. R Derby. 
 
 Shenipsit; lake forming partial boundary between Elliugtcm, Tol- 
 land, and Vernon Tolland. 
 
 Shepaug; river rises in Litchfield, flows south through Washington \ 
 
 and Roxbury, into Housatonie River, in western part of South- > ,/ ,..", ,'. , 
 , \ New Milford. 
 
 bury. » 
 
 Shepherd ; pond in northwestern part of New Hartford Wiusted. 
 
 Sherman ; town in northern part of Fairfield County ; area, 24 square ^ Clove. 
 
 miles. } New Milford. 
 
 Sherman; village m central part of town of same name New Milford. 
 
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 Xuiiii-it ul Hheeta. 
 
 Shenvood; point pni.jf'ctiiijjt into l^oui^ I.sliiml Son ii<l from Wostport. Norwalk. 
 Shetucket; rivt-r tiilmtary to C/nint-ltang Kivci, fornud by Willinian- 
 
 tic and Narbanjj; rivers, which int-ft in western i)art of Windliani 
 
 and How southi-iist thmngii Sprajjue, funning boundary liitwei-u 
 
 Norwich and Lisbon Norwich. 
 
 Shippan; point projecting from extreme Hontliern eoa.st of Stamford 
 
 into Long Irthmd Sound Stamloid. 
 
 Short Beach; village in sontliwostern part of Hranford, on Ijitwj; 
 
 Island Sound New Haven. 
 
 Shiinock; river rising in wcstiuii part of North Stonington, flows 
 
 southeast into I'awcutnck Kiver stonington. 
 
 Silvermiue; hill in Hontliwostern part of North Stoningtun ; uluva- 
 
 tion. MO feet Stoiiini^ton. 
 
 Silverniine ; river, right-hand branch of Norwalk River, in I'airlidd 
 
 <'oMnty Norwalk. 
 
 Simsbury; town in western part of Hartford County ; area, lU square 
 
 mill s (iranby. 
 
 Simsbury; village in eiwstern part of town of same name (hanby. 
 
 Sixtnile; brook in siuithern ])art of Oxford tributary to Kightmile 
 
 Hrook I»erby. 
 
 Skokorat: hill in nortlnrn part of Seymour and Ucthany; elevation, 
 
 ll'it feet Derby. 
 
 Skungamaug; river tributary to Shetucket River rising in northern 
 
 part of Tolland, llows south through that town and through Cov- 
 
 I'Utry into .\ndover Tolland. 
 
 Slang; l)rook (lowing into l.,ong Island Sound frcun Daricu Norwalk. 
 
 Smith; cove extemling from Niantic River into southeastern <oast 
 
 of East Lyme New London. 
 
 Smith; cove extending from Niantic Kiver into western coast of 
 
 Waterford , New London. 
 
 Smith; cove extemling from Thames River into northei\stern coast of 
 
 Waterford New London. 
 
 Smith; cove on southern coast of (Jreenwich, in Long Island Sotiud.. Stanford. 
 
 Smith; iiond in Ufuthern jtart of Watertown Waterbiiry. 
 
 Snake Rock; hill in nortlnastern part of New Haven; tdevatiou, 
 
 :.'<«> feet New Haven. 
 
 Snow; hill in Ashford; «'lcvation, 1,213 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Soapstone; nuxintain in Souuts and Kllington; altitude. 1.(h;i feet. Tidlantl. 
 Sodom; village in northern (tart of North Canaan, on Konkapot 
 
 River Shellield. 
 
 Sodom; brook in western part (d" .Meriileu, tributary to (/ninnipiae 
 
 Iv'iver .Meridcn. 
 
 ( Springlield. 
 Somers; town in northwestern part of Tfdlaml County; area, L'H Ilartlord. 
 
 sijnare miles. j Talmor. 
 
 I Tolland. 
 
 Somers; village in central part of town of same naine Tidland. 
 
 Somerville; village in western part of Somers, on Scantic River Tolland. 
 
 Sound Beach; village in southeastern part of Greenwich, on New 
 
 Voik. N«w Haven and Hartford K'. R Stamford. 
 
 South; mount.iin in southern part of Mristol; altitude, 1,020 feet Meriden. 
 
 South; nmuntaiu extending from southwestern part of Kcrlin into 
 
 Meriden; altitutle, 790 feet Meriilen. 
 
 South; jtond in northwestern part of Salisbury ShelHeld. 
 
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58 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. |iu 11.117. 
 
 Names of .sheets. 
 
 Sterling ; village in ■nesteru part of to^vii of same name iloosu]!. 
 
 Sterling Station ; village in central part of Sterling on Moosnp River, 
 
 also on Providence division New York and New England R. R . .. Mo()ku)>. 
 Stevenson; village in northeastern part of Monroe on New Haven and 
 
 Derby R. R Derby. 
 
 Stewart ; liill in central jjart of North Stoningtoii ; elevation, 500 feet. .Stouingt on. 
 
 Stickney; hill in Union; elevation, 1,200 feet AVoodstoek. 
 
 Still ; river rises in we'stern part of Danbnry, Hows northeast through ( Danbury. 
 
 Danbury and Prooktield, into Honsatonic River in western part Carmel. 
 
 of NcAV Milford. ( New Milford. 
 
 Still; river rises in eastern part of Torrington, flows north throngh 
 
 that town and Winchester and southeast corner of Colebrook into 
 
 West Pranch of Farraiugton River in northwest part of ]?arkham- 
 
 sted AVinsted. 
 
 Still; river rising in southwest part of Woodstock, tributary to Nat- 
 
 chaug River Woodstock. 
 
 Stillman ; pond in eastern part of Pridgeport Pridgeport. 
 
 Stillmanville ; village in eastern part of Stonington <m^ Pawcatuck 
 
 River Stonington. 
 
 Stilhiver; village in southern part of New Milford on Honsatonic 
 
 River New ^liilunl. 
 
 Stoddard; hill in northwestern part of Ledyard'; elevation, 200 feet. New Loudon. 
 
 Stone; hill in northeastern part of Griswold; elevation, 500 feet Moosnp. 
 
 Stone House; brook in Chaplin tributary to Natchang River Woodstock. 
 
 Stonington ; town in southeastern part of New London County ; area, 
 
 42 s(iuare miles Stonington. 
 
 Stonington; borough in town of same name on Long Island Sound.. Stonington. 
 Stonington; point projecting from southern coast of Stonington into 
 
 Long Island Sound Stonington. 
 
 Stonington; harbor, arm of Long Island Souud indenting southern 
 
 coast of Stonington Stonington. 
 
 Stony Creek; village in southeastern part of Pranford, on Long Island 
 
 Sound New Haven. 
 
 Stony ; brook rises in northwestern part of Montville, th)\vs southeast 
 
 into Thames River New London. 
 
 Stony; brook in western part of Waterford tributary to Niantic l\'iver. New Loudon. 
 Stony; brook rises in western part of Suttield, flows southwest through 
 
 Sufiield into Connecticut River Hartford, 
 
 Stony; brook, right branch of Saugatuck River, in Westpoit Norwalk. 
 
 Stony; brook in southern part of Stonington, (lowing into Stoning- 
 ton Harbor Stouingt (ui. 
 
 Storrs; village in uortliwestern part (if Mansfield Tolland. 
 
 Stoughton; brook in western part of South Windsor, l)ranch of C'on- 
 
 necticut River Hartford. 
 
 Straitsville ; village in southeastern part of Naugatuck Derby, 
 
 Stratford; town in southeastern part of Fairhelil C(Minty ; area. 39 S Derby. 
 
 s(]uare miles. ^ Pridgeport. 
 
 Stratford; village in southeastern part of town of same name on 
 
 Honsatonic River, also on New Y'ork, New Haven and Hartford 
 
 R. R Pridgeport. 
 
 Stratford; point projecting from southeastern coast of Stratford into 
 
 Long Island Sound Pridgeport. 
 
 Stra-wberry; hill in central part of Durham; elovati<m, 366 feet (Juill'ord. 
 
 Strongtown; village in northeastern part of Southbury Derby. 
 
 Sturgis Ridge : hill in Wilton Norwalk; 
 
.iANNtnl A UEOUKAJ'lllC iJiCTlUNAKV mk coNNKCTlCL'T. 59 
 
 NaiiieH uf bb<H.'t«. 
 Sucker; brook in \vest»'^rn part of £a8t Hadtlam. trUmtarv to Connt'c- 
 
 tirut Kiver Sayltrook. 
 
 I Granville. 
 Suffield; town in north, in part of jfartfonl Connty ; area, II nqnan- | CranhN. 
 
 nules. I Siirin^'lirld. 
 
 [liartfonl. 
 
 Suffield; \ iilayt- in i-ahtrrn j»art of to\\ n oisann- name liarttortl. 
 
 Sugar; brook in wt-stcrn |iartuf I'laintii-lil, IIowh north into C^uinobaiig 
 
 K'iver Moohii]i. 
 
 Sugar Loaf; hill in nortliwostt-rn ]iart of (Jnilfonl ; oh-vation, 51 1 Irtt . (Juilfonl. 
 Sumac; isjanil oil sontiurn roast of Hranlbrd in Loiiy Island .Sonnd. New llavm. 
 
 Summit; villa^^i- in northwestern part of Cln-shire Meridon. 
 
 Susquetouscut; brook rising in wcHtt-rn part <d' l-'ranklin, flows soutli 
 
 into Vantic Hi\ er in northeast part of llo/rah Norwich. 
 
 S^vauto^^^n ; hill in western part of North Stonington, havin^r three 
 
 piaks, altitude of whi<di are 420, 420, and 440 feet, respeclively . . Stonin;iton. 
 
 S^veet; hill in northern jtart of Lebanon; elevation. 041 feet Norwieh. 
 
 Swift Bridge; villaf^e in sonthwestern ]iart of Cornwall, on llousa- 
 
 tonic lii\ er, also on Housatouic K. K ( 'orn\\ all. 
 
 Taft Station: villa^^e in eastern jtart of Norwich, on Shetneket Rivt-r, 
 
 also on Norwich and Worcester K. K Norwich. 
 
 Taftville ; villa;;e in northeastern jiart of Norwich, on Shetncket Kiver. Norwich. 
 Talcott; ranj^eof nionntainscxtendinji thron;;h towns of Ka.'it (iranby, 
 
 Sinisbnrv , Hloonilicld, Avon, West Hartford, and I'arniin^ton . . . . (Jranby. 
 Talcottville; villajje in sonthwestern part of Vernon, on Ni-w York 
 
 and New Kiij^land K. K Tolland. 
 
 Taiicauhooseu ; river rising in western part of Tollaml, tlows south- 
 westerly through Vernon into llockannni Kiver Tidland. 
 
 Tanvat; brook in western jiart of Watirlmry, tributary to Welton 
 
 l!ro(dv \\ atcrbury. 
 
 Tariffville; village in northeastern part of Sinisbnry, on Tnnxis or 
 
 1 arniington Kiver, also on New York. New Haven and Hartfor<l 
 
 Iv. K., Nortliani]»ton division tiranby. 
 
 Tashua; hill in western jiart of Trunilmll ; elevation, 1)20 feet DanbnrA', 
 
 Tatetuck : brook in eastern part of Kaston, tribntary to Mill Kiver. Danlniry. 
 Tatnic; brook rising in southwestern jtart of Brooklyn, flows into 
 
 Hlackwell IJrook in ntirtheast part of Canterbury I'm nam. 
 
 Tatriic ; hill in sonthwest»!rn ])art of Brooklyn, having two peaks, jilti- 
 
 tnde of each being 540 feet I'litnani. 
 
 TaugvT^auk; hill in <entral ]>art of Stonington ; elevation, 180 feet.. . Stonington. 
 
 Taunton; hill in western i>art of Newtown ; «de\ ation, S.32 feet Danbnry. 
 
 Taunton ; jiond in western part i>f Newtown Danbnry. 
 
 Taunton Rock; island off southwestern (oast of Hranford, in Long 
 
 Island Sonnd New Haven. 
 
 Tavern; island oil coast of Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Tenmile; hill in northwestern part of Sherman; elevation, J(5() feet. Clove. 
 Tenmile; river rising in uorthcastern jiart of Prospect, ami tlowiug 
 
 northeast through northwestern Cheshire into Cjuinnipiac Kiver, 
 
 in southern part of Sonthington Meri<len 
 
 Terryville; village in eastern part of Plyniouth, on New Y'ork and 
 
 New Kngland K. K Meriilen. 
 
 Terryville; village in »>astern part of I'lyniouth, on requalmck K'iver Watci Iniry. 
 
60 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. [bum.. 117. 
 
 Names of sheets. 
 
 Thames; river formed by two branches, the Quinnebaixg inul Yautic 
 ]^i\(Ts. Thesis two rivers meet in sontlieasteru part of Norwich 
 and form the Thames, which flows sonth, forming boun<lary be- 
 tween Ledyard, Waterford, and Groton Norwich. 
 
 Thatchbed ; island off eastern coast of Essex, in Connecticut River Say brook. 
 
 Thayer; brook in western part of Kent, tribntary to Honsatonic 
 
 River New Milford. 
 
 Thimble; jiiou)! of islands off sonthcrn coast of Branibrd. in Louo; 
 
 Island Sounil New Haven. 
 
 Thomaston; town in southeastern part of Litchfield County; area, 
 
 12 square miles Waterl)ury. 
 
 Thomaston; principal village in town of same name, on Naugatuck 
 
 River, and also on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R ^Vaterhury. 
 
 Thomasville; village in southeastern part of Norwich, on Thames 
 
 River, also on New London Northern R. R Norwich. 
 
 Thompson; town in nortiieastern iiart of Windham County; area, 50 ^ Webster. 
 square miles. '( Putnam. 
 
 Thompson ; village in south central part of town of same name ...... Putnam. 
 
 Thompson Staticin ; village in sontli central part of Thompson, on 
 
 New York and New England R. R Putnam. 
 
 Thompsonville ; village in western part of Eulield, on Connecticut ^ Hartford. 
 Ri\ cr, uihI on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R. ( Springfield. 
 
 Three Notches; thre<^ small liills in Avestern part of Durham, alti- 
 tudes of which are 600, 620, and 640 feet, respectively Guilford. 
 
 Titicus ; village in central part of Ridgefield Carmel. 
 
 Titiciis; mountain in southwestern part of New Fairfield Carmel. 
 
 Titus; mountain in northeastern part of Cornwall; altitude, 1,.500 
 
 feet Cornwall. 
 
 Toby; mountain in southwestern part of Plymouth; altitude, 893 
 
 feet Waterbiiry. 
 
 Toby Rock; mountain in eastern part of Oxford, extending into Bea- 
 con Falls ; altitude, 730 feet Derby. 
 
 Tobey ; pond in western part of Norfolk Winsted. 
 
 Todd; hill in northwestern part of Bethlehem; elevation, 1,110 feet. Waterlmry. 
 
 Todd HoUoAw; brook rising in central part of Plymouth, flows into 
 
 Hancock brook • Waterl)ury. 
 
 Toll Bridge; brook in eastern part of Newtown, tribntary to Honsa- 
 tonic River I »;uil>ury. 
 
 Tolland; town in central j»art of Tolland County; area, 12 square 
 
 miles Tolland. 
 
 Tolland; village of town of same name Tolland. 
 
 Tolland Station; village in western ])art of Willington, on W illimau- 
 
 tic River, and on New Loudon Northern R. R Tolland. 
 
 Tolles; village in southeastern part of Plymouth, on Hancock lUook, 
 
 and on New York and New Englan<l R. R Waterbury. 
 
 Tom; mountain in northwestern ]iart of East lladdam ; altitude, 312 
 
 feet Saybro(dy. 
 
 Tom; mountain in Morris and Washington; altitude, 1,325 feet New Millbrd. 
 
 Tom; mountain in central part of New Milford; altitude, 1,100 feet.. New Milford. 
 
 Tom; mountain in northeastern part of Salisbriry. having two peaks. Sheffield. 
 
 Torringford ; village in eastern part of Torrington Winsted. 
 
 Torrington; town in central part of Litchfield Couuty; area, 38 
 
 scjuare miles Winsted. 
 
(iAN.NKTT' A (iKOUHAPllIt" DIC'l'lONAliY OV CONNtCTICTT. fil 
 
 Nlltll.-- lit >lnMt.-<. 
 
 Torrington; Imhiiu;,'!! in town nf s.imr n:iiin-, r<:i<li<«l liy New York, 
 
 \c\v llii\*ii :iii<l Hart ton 1 It. \t \ViiiHtt'<l. 
 
 Totoket; villa;,'** in HMiitliwesttTii part of North Hrauford Nrw llavm. 
 
 Totoket; nioniitaiii in nor! Ii west era part of Onilfonl, ;;r«ateHt eleva- 
 tion liciM;; 7S() fcrt (iMJlt'oDl. 
 
 Tov^rantic; v illa;j<> in northoastorn part of Oxford, on New York and 
 
 Ni'w I'.iii^land K. U 1 1. rli\ . 
 
 Tow^antic; l)rook in nortlioastcrn part of Oxford, trilmtarv to IJttle 
 
 Ivi\ »r I »ii li\ . 
 
 Towaiitic ; Iiill in nortlicastern i>art of Oxford, lia\ in;; two poakH, 
 
 altitude of each hoinj; 700 fret I)«Tliy. 
 
 Tower; hill in Hontheastern i)art of Killinv;w<»rth, extending into 
 
 Sa\ brook; iduvation, :W2 feet (iiiilford. 
 
 Tower; hill in ('ha]din ; elevation, 500 feet \VoodHto*k. 
 
 Town; hill in eastern jtart of Warren; (devation, \MU) feet New Millord. 
 
 Tow^iiFarm; hrook in sonthern i)art of New Milford, trilmtarv to 
 
 llonsatonir Kiver; forms partial Ixmndary between New Milford 
 
 ;ind Hrid;,'ewater New Millord. 
 
 Tow^nPlot; hill in southwest^-rn part of Waterbnrv : altitude, 6iiH 
 
 feet \Vaterl»tir\ . 
 
 Towner; hill in eastern ])arf (d'Shirman; elevation, Dl'O feet Now Milford. 
 
 Trading; eove extenilinju; from ThameH River into Hontheastern coast 
 
 of Norwi<-b New London. 
 
 Trading Cove; brook fonnin^j boundary between I?o/rah, Norwich, 
 
 and Montville, tributary to Thames Kiver .Norwirh. 
 
 Transylvania; brook risin;; in Boutheastcrii part <d" Koxbury. Hows 
 
 into roinperau;; K'iver, in rential part of Southbury |);iiibury. 
 
 Trout; brook in central part ofOran;;e, tributary to Indian Kiver. .. . Derby. 
 Trout; Iiro<d< iu southwestern jiart of \V:ishin;;ton, tributary to Shc- 
 
 |iau;; Kiver New Milloril. 
 
 Trout; brook in eastern jiartof Westbrook, tributary to r!it(djo;;ue 
 
 Kiver Sayluook. 
 
 Trout; brook risiu;; in western part of West Hartford, tributary to 
 
 Connecticut River Oranby. 
 
 Trumbull; town in eastern part ofl^iirtirld ( 'mini v ; area.L'l sipi.ire^ Danbury. 
 
 miles. .n.rby. 
 
 ' Brid;re]>ort. 
 Trumbull; village in southern part of town ols.iiuc name, on llousa- 
 
 tonic K*. K Brid;;ei)iut. 
 
 Tunxis River. (Srr KarmiiijLjton River.) 
 
 Turkey; brook in Houthern ]>art of Watertown, tributary to Steel 
 
 Hrook AVaterbury. 
 
 Turkey ; hill in western i)art of Herlin ; ele\ ation, :>(."> fei-t Meriden. 
 
 Turkey; hill in southeastern jiart of H.iddani; elevation, iHTy feet (Jnilfonl. 
 
 Turkey; hill in we.steru part ol Oran;;e and Milford; elevation, 110 
 
 teet Derby . 
 
 Turner; ridge in Wilton Norwalk. 
 
 Turnerville; villa;;e in southeastern j>art of Hebron, on New York, 
 
 New Haven and Hartford K, K (;ilea<l. 
 
 Tixis; island otV southet^i coast of Miidison. in T^on;; Island Sound .... Ciuilford. 
 Tweed ; island otf Houthern coast of (Jrcen wich. in Lon;; Island Sound . Stamford. 
 Twin; twi> islaiuls in INirotopau^ Lake, in e.-vstern part of Chatham. Miiblbtowu. 
 Twin; two lakes in northeastern part of Salisbury ^ Shettield. 
 
62 A GEOGUAPIIIC DK'TIONAKY OF CONNECTICUT. (mix. 117. 
 
 Xaiiic's of slu-ets- 
 
 Tw^in Lakes: village in northeastern part of .Salisbury, on Twin 
 
 I .iikes, also on Connecticut AVestern R. K Shetitiehl. 
 
 Tw^oinile; brook rising in eastern Ansonia, flows southwest into 
 Housatonic River, forniinij: ]>artial l)onndary between Derby and 
 Orange Derby . 
 
 Two Tree ; island off southwestern coast of Waterford, in Long Island 
 
 Sound New London. 
 
 Tylerville ; pond in western part of Goshen Cornwall. 
 
 Tylerville ; village in southeastern part of Haddani Say brook . 
 
 Umpawaug ; pond in northwestern part of Redding Danbury. 
 
 Umpog; creek rising in eastern part of Danbury, forming boundary 
 between Bethel and Danl)ury, flowing into Still River in east cen- 
 tral part of Danbury Dan l)ury . 
 
 Uncasville ; village in southeastern part of Montville New Loudon. 
 
 Union ; town in northeastern part of Tolland County ; area, 29 S(iuare ^ Brooktield. 
 miles. I Woodstock. 
 
 Union ; village in town of same name Woodstock. 
 
 Union City; village in northern part of Naugatuck, on Naugatu<k 
 
 River and on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Waterbury. 
 
 Unionville ; village in northwestern part of Farmiugton Granby . 
 
 Upper Kohanza ; pond in northwestern part of Danbury Danbury. 
 
 Upper Stepney ; village in western part of Moni'oe Danbury. 
 
 Upper White; hill in northern part of Huntington; elevation. 600 
 
 feet Derby. 
 
 Utley ; hill in Pomfret ; elevation, 748 feet Woodstock. 
 
 Valley Forge ; village in northeastern part of Weston Danbury. 
 
 Vernon; town in western part of Tolland County; area. 19 scjuare ^ Tolland, 
 miles. \ Hartford. 
 
 Vernon; village in southwestern part of town of sanus name Tolland. 
 
 Vernon Center ; village in central part of Vernon Tolland. 
 
 Versailles; village in Avesteru part of Lisbon, on Shetucket River. .. Norwich. 
 
 Versailles Station; village in western part of Lisbon, on New York 
 
 and New England R. R., Providence Division Norwich. 
 
 Vinegar; hill in western part of Ledyard; elevation, 3(55 feet New London. 
 
 Voluntovrn; town in northeastern part of New London County ; area, 
 
 41 square miles Moosu]>. 
 
 Voluntown; village in west central part of town of same name, on 
 
 Pachaug River. JMoosup. 
 
 Wachocastinook; creek, rises in western part of Salisbury, flows into 
 
 Salmon Creek Slieflield. 
 
 , , , ^ X .f TkT II /< i ,„ ( Meriden. 
 
 Walluieford ; town in eastern nart of New Haven ( ounty; area, 4o ) ,, 
 
 ., \ New Haven. 
 
 s(inare nules. ( r, -m- ■< 
 
 ^ ^ Guilford. 
 
 Wallingford; Itorough in central part of town of same name, on Quin 
 
 nijyiac River and on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. 11 .. New Haven. 
 
 Walnut; hill in western part of Madison ; elevation, '.Mi~) feet (iuilford. 
 
 Walnut Tree; hill in eastern part of Southbury ; elevation, 790 feet. Derby. 
 
 Walnut Tree; hill in western part of Huntington; elevation, 520 feet. Derby. 
 
 Walkley; hill in northern i»art of Haddam; elevation, 230 feet Guilford. 
 
 Wamgumbaug ; lake in the southeastern part of Coventry Tolland. 
 
 Wamphassuc Neck; strip of land projecting from southern coast of 
 
 Stouinglon into Stonington Harbor audiuto Long Island Sound.. Stoniiigton. 
 
 Wauzer; hill in southern part of Sherman ; elevation, 1,140 feet New MlUord. 
 
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 Naiiii-- III -.Ik*!.-.. 
 
 Wappaguia; l)n«ik in iiortlnrii pan ol roinlict, tnlmtai v to .Masli- 
 
 aiiim<M|iic,t lirodk I'd I nam. 
 
 Wapping; villii;rp in southern part of Soiitli Windsor liartfonl. 
 
 W^aramaug; lukt^ on wi-strrn Ixmndary, lii-twfen Warren anil Wanh- 
 
 iiiLltoi" \«-\v Mil lord. 
 
 Warehouse Point: village in V.nsi WimlHor, in nortliwoHt part, on 
 
 Cnnnfctiint Kivcr liartfonl. 
 
 "Warren; town in western part of l.itelifield County: area, L'K Hi|uare s Cornwall. 
 
 miles. I \,.\v .Miliord. 
 
 Warren: village in central pari of town of same name. New .Miliord. 
 
 Warrenville: village in AHliford Woodstoek. 
 
 Wash; lirook in Hlnomfudil. tributary to Hog Kivcr Hartford. 
 
 Washington; town in southern jtart of Litehtield County; area, :<{• 
 
 8<iuare miles \,.« Miliord. 
 
 Washington Green; village in south central )»art of Washington.. . New Milfonl. 
 Washington Station: village in central j>artof Washington, on .*^he- 
 
 paug h'iver, ami on Shepaug. Lifchlield and .Northern K. K New Miliord. 
 
 Watchaug; hrook rising; in llanip<len, Mass., tlows soutii intoScantic 
 
 - r>rook, in northern jiarl of Somers Pa liner. 
 
 Water House : pond in northeastern part of Chester Say hrook. 
 
 Waterbury; town in northern part of New Haven County : area. ^ Walerlmry. 
 
 2!l 8i|uaro miles. « / Meriden. 
 
 Waterbury; <ity in (cntral part ol town of same name, on Naugatuck 
 
 Kiver Waterhuiv . 
 
 W^aterford: town in southern ]iart of New London County; area, .Sit 
 
 square miles * N,.\v London. 
 
 Waterford; village in eastern part of town of same name, on Thames 
 
 KMvcr, and on New London and Northern K'. U New London. 
 
 Waterford; islanil olf southwestern (-oast of Waterford, in Long 
 
 Islantl Souu<l New Lomlon. 
 
 Waterto'wn; town in southea.stern ]>art of Litehlield County ; .irea, 
 
 ;>0 8(|uaro miles Waii tIhh \ . 
 
 WatertowTi; village in town of same name, (ui Watertown IJramh 
 
 New York, New Haven ami Hartford U.li \\ aterluny. 
 
 Waterville; village in northern part of Waterhury, on New York and 
 
 New England R. K Waterhury. 
 
 Wattles: jiond in .southwestern iiart of ^Vatertown W.iterlmry. 
 
 W^auregan; village in northwestern part of I'laintield, on Qninebaug 
 
 Kiver Moosup. 
 
 W^awecus; hill in southwestern part of Norwich; elevation, 500 feet. Norwich. 
 W^eatogue; village in southeastern jiart <d" Simshury, on New York, 
 
 New Haven ami llartfoid U. U.. Northamptiui Division (Jranhy. 
 
 Webster; point on southeast«'rn coasi of M;idison, projecting into 
 
 l.onir island Sound « iuiHord. 
 
 Weekeepeemee; river risinj; in northwestern part of IJethlehem. 
 
 Hows south through same tow n iuto rmnperang Kiver. in north- 
 western part of Woodlmry Watc^rhury. 
 
 Welches; point projecting from .southern coast of Milford into Long 
 
 Islaml Sound Mrid^'eport . 
 
 Wellsville; village in central part of New Milford, on Kast Asjietnck 
 
 h'iver New Milford, 
 
 Walton; hrook in western ]iart of Waterhury. trihut.iry to Hop Hrook. Waterhury. 
 Wepawaug; river risini; in inuthirn jiart nf Woodlirid;;e and llow ing \ Herhy. 
 
 south through Orange and Milloid into Long Islauil Sound. ' Hridj,'ei>ort. 
 
64 A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. (iull. 117. 
 
 Naiiu's of sheets. 
 Wequetequock ; village in southern pa it of IStonington, on Wequete- 
 
 qnock River .Stoniugton. 
 
 Wequetequock; river in southern part of 8touiugton; flov\'S into 
 
 Little Narragansett Bay Stoningtou. 
 
 West; river rising in northwest part of Guilford; Hows south into 
 
 Guilford Harbor, Long Island Sound (iuilford. 
 
 West; river rising in Bethany; flows south through Woodbridge and 
 
 New Haven into New Haven Harbor New Haven. 
 
 West ; pond in west central part of (iuilford Guilford. 
 
 West Ashfoid ; village in Ashford Woodstock. 
 
 West Aspetvick; river rising in southeastern part of Kent; flows 
 
 south and joins the East A.spetuck, and together they flow into 
 
 Housatonic River, in central part of New Milford New Milford. 
 
 "West Avon ; village in central part of Avon Granby. 
 
 West Cheshire; village in west central part of Cheshire, on North- ^ New Haven. 
 
 arapton division, New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R. I Meriden. 
 
 "West Corn'wall; village in western part of Cornwall, on Housatonic 
 
 River and on Housatonic R. R Cornwall. 
 
 West Goshen ; village in western part of Goshen Cornwall. 
 
 West Granby ; village in south central part of Granby Granby. 
 
 (-(iranby. 
 "West Hartford; town in central part of Hartford County; area, 21 J Hartford. 
 
 square miles. | Meriden. 
 
 Middletown. 
 
 West Hartford; viUage in eastern part of town of same name Hartford. 
 
 ■We.st Hartland ; village in central part of Hartland Granville. 
 
 West Haven ; borough in eastern part of Orange, on New Haven Har- 
 bor and on New Y'ork, New Haven and Hartford R. R New Havefa. 
 
 West Norfolk ; village in northwestern part of Norfolk Saudistield. 
 
 West Norwalk ; village in western part of town of Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 West Peak; hill in northwestern part of Meriden; elevation, 1,007 feet Meriden. 
 West Pudding; village in northwestern part of Redding on PauJbury 
 
 and Norwalk division of Housatonic R. R Danbury. 
 
 West Rock ; ridge of mountains forming bounrlary ])etween Hampden 
 
 and Woodbridge, and extending into northwest part of New 
 
 Haven; greatest elevation, 670 feet New Haven. 
 
 West Rock; hill in northwest part of New Haven; elevation, 40.") 
 
 feet New I laven. 
 
 West Side; jiond in western j)art of Goshen Cornwall. 
 
 "West Stafford ; village in western part of Stattbrd on Square Pond 
 
 Brook Tolland. 
 
 West Stratford ; village, part of Bridgeport city, situated on Long 
 
 Islanil Sound Bridgeport. 
 
 West Street; village in northern part of Vernon Tolland. 
 
 West Suflield; village in west central jiart of Sullield Hartford. 
 
 "West Sugar Loaf ; hill in northwestern part of (iuilford; elevation, 
 
 180 feet Guilford. 
 
 "West Thompson; village in southwestern part of Thompson, on 
 
 (^uinebang River J'ntnam. 
 
 ■West Torrington ; village in western part of Torriugton on Nanga- 
 
 tuck K'lvcT Winsted. 
 
 "West Winsted; village in eastern i)art of Winchester, on Mad River 
 
 and on Central New England and Western R. R Winsted. 
 
 West Woodstock ; village in Woodstock Woodstock. 
 
.ASNEiT.) A GKOGRAPIIIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. 66 
 
 Name* of BliLH'tH. 
 
 Weatbrook; town in Hontliern |i:irt <tt Miildlcsex ('"iinty ; area, l!> J Onillord. 
 .s<in;iio niilcH. ( .Saybrook. 
 
 Westbrook; villaf^o in southern part of town of Hann- nanif, on I'at- 
 
 ( lir>L;iif River and on New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R.. Saybrook. 
 
 Westbrook; harbor ofl' southern coast of Westbrook Saybrook. 
 
 Westchester; vilhi>;o in southwcsfern part of ColclieHtor Giload. 
 
 W^estchester Station; viUa^^e iu nortliwestern jiart of Colchester, on 
 
 New York, New Haven and Hartford R. R Gilead. 
 
 Westcott ; cove, ami of Long Island Sound, indenting Honthern coaMt 
 
 of Stamford Stamford. 
 
 Westfield ; viUage in northwestern part of Middlet^iwn Middk-town. 
 
 Westfield Station; vilhi;,'0 in western i»artof Cromwell, on Sobotbe 
 
 River and on Merideu, \Vaterl)UTy and Conneetient River R, R. . . Middlotown. 
 
 Westford; villaj^e in Ashford Woodstoek. 
 
 Westford ; hill in Ashford ; elevation, !)57 fo»;t Woodstock. 
 
 Westininster ; villat^e m western part of Canterbury Norwich. 
 
 Weston; town in western iiart of Faii'iiold County; area, 20 square i Danbiiry. 
 miles. ) Norwalk. 
 
 Weston; villa>j;e in town of same nann> Norwalk. 
 
 Westport ; town iu southern part of Fairfield County ; area, 22 scjuaro 
 
 miles Norwalk. 
 
 Westport; villajje in town of same name Norwalk. 
 
 Westville; villaj^e iu western i)art of New Haven New Haven. 
 
 Wetaug; villa;;e in northetistern part of Salisbury Sheflield. 
 
 "Wethersfield ; town in southern part of Hartford County; area, 14 
 
 s<|uare miles Middletown. 
 
 Wethersfield ; village in e:isteru i>art of town of same name, on Valley 
 
 division New York, Now Haven and Hartford K. R Middletown. 
 
 Wewaka; brook rising in central part of Hrid;je water; flows soutli 
 
 into Housatonic River New Milford. 
 
 Whetstone; brook in Killini,'ly Putnam. 
 
 Whigville ; villa;;e in ooutheastern part of Rurlingtou Merideu. 
 
 Whits ; ]iond iu ea.stern part of Goshen Winsted. 
 
 White Deer Rocks; hill in southeastern jiart of Wooilbury; eleva- 
 tion. T.lCt feet Waterbury. 
 
 White Rocks; several Iiills in northe.istern i)art of Middletown, one 
 
 having a height of .")00 feet and another about .")60 feet Middletown. 
 
 Whiting; river rising in southern part of-New Marlboro, Mass. ; Hows 
 
 south into Blackberry River in central part of North Canaan Shetlield. 
 
 Whitney; lake in southeastern part of Hainden New Haven. 
 
 Whitneyville ; village in Hauiden. on boundary between Hamdcn and 
 New Haven, and on Northampton division New York, New Haven 
 and Hartford R. R . New Havpn. 
 
 Wig: hill in central part of Chester ; elevation, .'>1.") feet Saybrook. 
 
 Williamsville ; village in northwestern part of KilHngly, on Quine- 
 
 baiig River Putnam. 
 
 Willimautic; borotigh iu western part of Windham, on Williniantie 
 
 River Norwich. 
 
 Willimantic; river tributary to Shetueket; has its source in northern 
 partof StatVord, llows southerly through >S(afl"ord, and forms bound- 
 ary line l)et ween Ellington, Tolland, and Willington, and Coventry 
 antl Mansfield Tollan<1. 
 
 Willington; town in eastern partof Tolland County; area, 35 square ( Tolland, 
 mih's. I Woodstock, 
 
 15ull. 117 :, 
 
6() A GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONNECTICUT. Ibull.ii7 
 
 Names of sheet.s. 
 
 Willington; village in south central part of town of same name Tolland. 
 
 Willo-w; island in Connecticut River at mouth of Sebethe River Middletown. 
 
 ■\^''illov7; brook in central part of East Hertford, tributary to Con- 
 necticut River Hartford. 
 
 Wilson; village in northeastern part of Hartford, on New York, New 
 
 HaA'en and Hartford R. R Hartford. 
 
 "Wilson ; point projecting into Long Island Sound from Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 W^ilsouville ; village in north central part of Thompson, on French 
 
 River and on New York and New England R. R . . .' Webster. 
 
 W^ilton; town in western part of Fairfield County; area, 28 square ( Danbury. 
 
 miles. ( Norwalk. 
 
 Wilton; village in town of same name Norwalk, 
 
 Winchester; town in northeastern part of Litchfield County ; areay36 
 
 square miles Winsted. 
 
 Winchester; village in southwestern part of town of same name Winsted. 
 
 Windemere ; village in southwestern part of Ellington, on Spring- 
 field division New York and New England R. R Tolland. 
 
 Windham; town in southwestern part of Windham County; area, 26 
 
 square miles Norwich. 
 
 W^indham Center; village in central part of Windham Norwich. 
 
 W^indsor ; town in northern part of Hartford County ; area, 31 square 
 
 miles Hartford. 
 
 Windsor ; village in eastern part of town of same name, on New York, 
 
 yew Haven and Hartford R. R., and on Farmington River Hartford. 
 
 Windsor Locks; town in northern part of Hartford County; area, 
 
 10 square miles Hartford. 
 
 W^indsor Locks ; village in eastern part of town of same name, on 
 
 Connecticut River and on New York, New Haven and Hartford 
 
 R. R., Hartford Division Hartford. 
 
 Windsorville ; village iu southeastern part of East Windsor, Hartford. 
 
 Wijinipauk ; village in Norwalk Norwalk. 
 
 Win.sted ; borough in east central part of AVinchester Winsted. 
 
 Wintechog; hill in western i^art of North Stonington, having two 
 
 l)caks, altitude of each being 420 feet Stonington. 
 
 Wintergreen ; lake in southwestern part of Hamden New Haven. 
 
 Winthrop ; village i n western part of Say brook Saybrook. 
 
 Winthrop ; cove extending from Thames River into eastern shore New 
 
 London New London. 
 
 Winthrop; point j)rojcctiug from New London into Thames River... New London. 
 Wolcott; town in northern part of New Haven County; area, 21 ( Watcrbury. 
 
 sfjuare miles. ( Meriden. 
 
 "Wolcott ; village in central part of town of same name Meriden. 
 
 "Wonienshenuk ; brook rising in southern part of Kent, flows south 
 
 into Housatonic River, in northwest<^rn part of New Milford New Milford. 
 
 "Wononpakok; lake in southwestern part of Salisbury Cornwall. 
 
 "Wononscopomus ; lake in soutli western part of Salisbury Cornwall. 
 
 "Wood; river heading in southwestern iiart of Sterling, flowing south- 
 
 iiLst into Rhode Island Moosup. 
 
 Wood; creek in western part of Bethlehem, tributary to Weekeepee- 
 
 niee River Waterbury. 
 
 "Wood; creek rising in northern jiart of l)iuil)ury, flowing into Rocky 
 
 River, in eastern part of New Fairfield Danbury. 
 
 "Woodbridge ; town in western part of New Haven County ; area, 21 S Derby. 
 
 square miles. < New Haven. 
 
fiANNErr.J 
 
 A GEOGKAPHIC DICTIONAKV OK CONNLCTICLT. 
 
 67 
 
 Woodbridge; villayo in tfiitnil part of town of .same nanit< 
 
 Woodbury; town in southern part of Litchtield County; uri-a, i<b ^ 
 M|u;in' miles. ) 
 
 ■Woodbury; villajje in south <rntial part of town of same name 
 
 Woodchuck ; hill iu southwestern part of Canterbury; elevation, 500 
 <e.t 
 
 Woodruff; hill in n<»rtliern])art of Ox ford, extending into MidiUebury ; 
 elevation, «*fU fi-i-t 
 
 W^ooster; hrook rising in western jtart of Waterbury, tributary to 
 Iloji Hrook -• 
 
 W^ooster; mountain in northern part of Kidgetield; greatest eleva- 
 tion, l/HiO feet 
 
 Woodstock; town iu northern part of Windham County ; area, (il,' 
 .sipiare miles. 
 
 Woodstock; village in southeastern part of town of same name 
 
 Woodstock ; pond in southeastern jiart of Woodstoek 
 
 "Woodstock Valley ; village in Woodstock 
 
 W^oodville; village in northeastern part of Washington, on West 
 
 Hraiich of Sh('])ang River 
 
 Wopopaug. (.Sec Wei>awar.g. ) 
 
 Wormw^ood; hill in Manslield; elevation, 653 feet 
 
 Worton; brook tributary to (iuinnipiae River, forms boundary be- 
 tween Wallingford and Jstuth Haven 
 
 Wungum ; lake in northeastern part of Canaan 
 
 Wyassup ; lake in north central part of North Stonington 
 
 Yalesville; village in northwestern part of Wallrngford, on Quinni- 
 
 l>iac River 
 
 Yantic; village in western part of Norwich, on Yantic River, and on 
 
 New Londcui Northern R. R 
 
 Yantic; western branch of Thames River, rises in Lebanon and tlows 
 
 southeast through Bozrah into Thames River, in southeastern part 
 
 of Norwich 
 
 YelloTW Mill ; jxmd in southeastern ])artof Hridgcport 
 
 Zoar Bridge ; village iu western part of Oxford, on Housatonic River. 
 
 '.iniVH llf HlllM'tH. 
 
 Derby. 
 
 Niw Milford. 
 
 Woodbury. 
 
 Waterbury. 
 
 Norwich. 
 
 Derby. 
 
 Waterbury. 
 
 Danbury. 
 
 lirooktield. 
 
 Wel)ster. 
 
 Woo .stock. 
 
 Putnam. 
 
 Putnam. 
 
 Putnam. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 New Milford. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 New Haven. 
 
 Cornwall. 
 
 8touington. 
 
 New Haven. 
 
 Norwich. 
 
 Norwich. 
 
 Bridgeport. 
 
 Derby. 
 
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