PLACE-NAMES

Three Fathom Harbour; the little breezy place.

amaltum'k, Sand Point; t h e sandy point.

amamkeak, Big Beach, C. B.; the long sand-beach.

amasastokek, Glendale. C. B.; the river of inhabitants.

amasz’boogwek, Long River; (2) McKinnon’s Harbour.

amizt, ; I fan it over.

amlamkook, Memramcook; shifting sandhills.

amokatik, Amaquadees.

anega'zqak, Negowack, in Mira-

tributary of Sedabutkook.

aneskau'é-kuspem, (kwémoosdk- ade), Loonland; the place of loons.

anukwdkade, Country Harbour, Gu s. Co.

apsel wélc, Miramichi River, (2) the smaller branch of the Avon river.

aplcétckumootcwdkade, Canard; place abounding in little ducks.

asukadilc, St. Esprit, C. B.; (2) Clam Bay; the place of clams.

atogaszoegalik, Trout Brook.

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michi.

anésak, Salmon Riv e r , a

awokun, Parrsboro, N. 5.; portage, short cut.

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bankwenopskw, Brookfield, N. 8.; we hunt him amongst rocks. '

banook, First Lake Liverpool River; the first lake met.

banoskek, Little Bras d’or; (2) Nine Mile River, a deep cut- ting.

banopskék. Penobscot; opening; a name applied to a sluggish place in a river, little lake.

bap/eoktek, Argyle.

basloodkade, Cape Traverse, P. E. 1.; (2) St. Peter’s Island, P. E. 1.; the landing-place.

bemikaa’e. Benacadie, C. B.; the humble place.

biléwalek, New Glen, C. B.

blamwosibok, River Teir.

boogoasamkek, St. Peters, P. E. 1.; the clam beach.

boogulwanpdk, Kidney Lake, Liver 1 River.

boaksdk, Charlottetown, Har- bour, P. E. 1.; narrow passage between clifls.

booksetowdkaa’e, Island n e a r Sydney; the place of coal.

booktowtégun, Toney Riv e r; flint, what strikes fire.

boonamoogwdde, Salmon River, near Yarmouth.

boollotek, Barra Head, St. Anns, C. B.

bostmz, the United States, (Bos- ton).

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