Bell Springs Mt.--tsi-to´-ting; si-to´-ting (M). This is the mountain cut through by Bell Springs Cr. Bell Springs Station (native name for the site of the station)--sah´-ten´-t[)e]´-te; sah-ten-t[)e]^{hl}-t[)e] (M). Bell Springs Station is on the W side of the Eel about halfway between Blue Rock Cr. and Bell Springs Cr., about the same place as village 22. In fact, Merriam's names for this site may correspond to Goddard's name for village 22, sa'kAntE[-l]dAñ. Big Bend Cr.--dAndaikot (G). Blue Rock--sen-chah´-tung (M). Evidently this is near Blue Rock Cr. Chamise Cr.--sah-nah´-ting; shah-nah-ting (M); canAndAñkot (G). Chamise Cr. crossing--ses-ki´-be (M). Chamise Cr., mouth of--sun-ti´-che, soon-di´-che (M). Cinch Cr.--djoñkot (G). Goddard evidently has this creek placed incorrectly on his map. If I understand his description, it should be a tributary of Bell Springs Cr. rather than of the Eel R. directly. Copper Mine Cr. (Tunnel Cr. on the more recent maps)--chis´-kot, ch[=e]s-kot (M); tciskot (G). Both Merriam and Goddard say that this name refers to red paint and was probably suggested by the color of the water in the creek. This is also responsible for the English name. Cottonwood Cr.--tgActcEkot (G). The English name is a translation of the Wailaki name. The creek is unnamed on USGS maps. Dawson Flat--choo´-e-kun-tes´-te (M). This flat was W of Lake Mt. between Horse Ranch and Fenton Ranch. Eel R.--tan´-cho-kut (M). Eel R. valley--bus´-be (M). This name refers to a part of the valley of the main Eel R., especially the E side, between Horseshoe Bend and North Fork. Eel R., E branch of South Fork--to-k[=a]-kut (M). Eel R., Middle Fork--tahng-cho-skus (M). The junction of the Middle Fork with the main Eel was called t[=o]s-kahs-k[=a]. Eel R., North Fork--bah´-ne-kut (M); banikot (G). Eel R.-North Fork junction--ch[=a]-lin´-ding, kl[=a]-lin-ding (M). Harris region--tah-sahn-ting´, tahs-ahng (M). Harris is a small town about 8 mi. W of the main Eel R. in the territory of the Lassik (according to Merriam's boundaries). Hettenshaw Valley--ken-tes´-tung (M). This valley is in Lassik territory about 12 mi. N of the Wailaki boundary. It lies between the headwaters of the North Fork of the Eel and the headwaters of the Van Duzen R. Horse Ranch Cr.--kus´-ken-tes´-be (M); canAñtcakot (G). These are clearly not the same names but sometimes streams have alternate names. Cf. Willow Cr. below.