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Guyot's geographic notes on the southern Appalachians

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  • 85. The seoond knob south of ths Shining Rook of due u. S. Geological Survey Pisgah quadrangle. Rough Butt Bald. 87. Probably an error for liaoon. 88. The Tellulah Falls R. ?.jcontrolled by the Southern Ri R., extending north to Franklin, N.O. 89. Now Kaysh (Cherokee for wolf). 90. The Big Ridge of U. 8, Geological Survey Cowee quadrangle. 91. At the instigation of ths State °* Ooorgle, in violation of the Indian treaties, approximately 16,000 Cherokees were moved west of the Mississippi in 1838 by armed forces. See Sacyclopedia Americana, Vol. 6, p. 415. 92. Hesel Creek, 93. Sylva is now the county seat of Jackson County. 94. For an account of quelle Town, see Lsttsr XXI, LETTS :;S FBOM THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS By Charles Lanman) 600 Cherokees and 100 Catawbas resided there in 1848. 95. The Slier Bald of the Forest Service Nentshala map? sse Decisions U. 8. Geographic Board, January 15, 1932. Little Bald appears on U« S. Geologioal Survey Santahela topographic sheet. The gap between the two balds if often known as Nantahala Gap, although it is Wayah Gap on U. S. Geological survey Nantahala quadrangle and Woyah Gap is the nans approved by the Geographic Board, see Decisions, ante. 96. Aquons. 97. Jtmaluska Gap. 96. Pine (?). 99. Now TusQuitee? see U. S, Geologioal Survey Nentshala quadrntgle. 100. For en account of the Dhlonsga a»ld operations, sse Letter X, LETTERS FHOM TIE ALUEGHANT MOUNTAINS by Charles Lanmsn. 101. Chattahooohs) see Fifth Report, U. s. Geographic Board, p. 84. 102. Now abandoned. 103. E111Jay. 104. The Murphy and Asheville Branch of the southern Railroad. 105. Red Marble Gap and so termed elsewhere in the manuscript and on the Guyot map) see U, 3. Geologioal Survey Hentahsln sheet. 106. Obviously north. 107. How known ss ths Fraeer fir. -B-
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