to-be´-ah. Schelling Camp Flat (lumber camp, garden, and orchard) on the E side of South Fork beginning 2.2 mi. and extending about 1/2 mi. to the S. [Evidently this is the present town of Weott.] [Illustration: Map 13. Place names of the Lolangkok Sinkyone.] nahn´-sin-cho´-ke. The big hill to be seen on the E side of South Fork 3 mi. S of Dyerville. s[=a]-ch[=o]s-te (s[=a]-cho-st[)a]), "vulva rock." A long gravel bar along both sides of the river and including a redwood flat 4 mi. S of Dyerville. Named for a mark on a rock resembling a woman's vulva, cho´-s[=a]. che-[=o]s-cho´-te. A stretch of river 4.75 mi. S of Dyerville, including a small but good redwood flat. The name refers to foam on the water. s[=a]´-boo-i-chan´-te. A big perforated rock in the river at a sharp bend 5.1 mi. S of Dyerville. kah-tah´-be. A stretch along both sides of the river 7.5 mi. S of Dyerville. It includes the State Redwood Park office building and adjacent redwoods. ken´-tes-cho´-be. Myers Flat, a little over 8 mi. S of Dyerville, including Myers Roadhouse. The Indians say this place was never covered with timber. ses-che´-is-ke. A place 8.7 mi. S of Dyerville, above ken-tes-cho-be. s[=a]-bug´-gah-nah´. A place 9 mi. S of Dyerville where the river goes around rocks. [Evidently Eagle Pt.] George Burt once lived here and his son Guy Burt was born here. tub´-bel-chin´-tah ch[=a]-gel-k[=o]k. A small creek 10 mi. S of Dyerville, entering South Fork from the E just S of a bend in the river. [Evidently Bridge Cr.] s[=o]l´-te-che. A place at the mouth of Elk Cr., on the E side of South Fork. Includes the eastern part of Bolling Grove. s[=o]l-te-k[=o]k. Elk Creek, entering South Fork from the E in Bolling Grove, 10.3 mi. S of Dyerville. sen-t[)e]^{ch}-be. A rock in the river at a small bend 11.2 mi. S of Dyerville. ni´-te´-t[)e] el-lah´-t[)e], "dog drowned" ... A place where a new bridge is now (1923) being built across South Fork, 12 mi. S of Dyerville. [Evidently this refers to the bridge at Blair Grove.] suk´-ke-ch[=o]s kah´-me, "eagle pawn." A big flat on the W side of the river 12.5 mi. S of Dyerville. chah´-ni-che´. Another large flat on the W side of the river, 13.5 mi. from Dyerville. sah-nah´-k[=o]k. Salmon Cr., entering South Fork from the W nearly opposite Miranda. kahs´-cho-boo´-ah´-me. This was a small settlement in a flat at Miranda, 14.5 mi. S of Dyerville. s[=a]-nan-sung´ (·s[=a]-nan-tsin´-kah). Bear Butte, a conspicuous peak on the W side of South Fork, about 18 mi. S of Dyerville. s[=a]´-chen-to´-te, "water against rock." A place in the river 16 mi. S of Dyerville. k[)a]-kes´-k[=o]k (k[)e]-kes´-k[=o]k). Fish Cr., 16.9 mi. S of Dyerville.