Casale, 42 Cashel, 42 Caspian Sea, named from the _Caspii_, a tribe Cassel, 42 Castile, 42 Catania, Phœn. the little city Cattegat, 88 Caucasus, 147 Cavan, 44 Caxamarca in Peru, the place of frost Cefalu, 46 Cephalonia, 46 Cerigo, anc. _Cythera_, the harp-shaped Cerro--_v._ SIERRA Cevennes, 46 Ceylon, 65 Chambery, the bend of the water, on the R. Leysse, in France Chamouni, 40 Champlain, named from the Governor-General of Canada in the seventeenth century Charles Cape, named after Baby Charles in the reign of James I. Charlestown, named after Charles II. Chatham, 55 Chaumont, 39 Chelsea, 46 Chemnitz, 114 Chepstow, 47 Chester, 43 Cheviot Hills, 46 Chilham, 99 Chiltern Hills, 11 China, probably named from the dynasty of Thsin in the third century B.C. Chippenham, 47 Chiusa, 116 Christchurch, in Hants, anc. _Twinam-burne_, between two streams, and afterwards named from a church and priory founded by the W. Saxons in the reign of Edward the Confessor Christiana, named after Christian IV. of Sweden Ciudad, 49 Civita-Vecchia, 49 Clackmannan, 49 Clameny, 109 Clare Co., 50 Cleveland, 50 Cleves, 50 Clifton, 50 Clitheroe, 50 Clogheen, 49 Clonakilty, 50 Clones, 50 Clontarf, 50 Closeburn, 48 Cloyne, 50 Coblentz, 54 Cochin, _kochi_, a morass Cockburnspath, in Berwickshire, corrupt. from _Colbrand’s Path_ Cognac, the corner of the water Coire or Chur, 56 Colberg, 31 Coleraine, 58 Colmar, Lat. _Collis-Martis_, the hill of Mars Colombo, corrupt. from _Kalan-Totta_, the ferry on the Kalawa Ganga Colonna, Cape, 117 Como, Lake, 54 Comorin, Cape, named from a temple to the goddess Durga Compostella, Santiago de, corrupt. from _Sanctus Jacobus Apostolus_, so called from a legend that the Apostle James was buried there Comrie, at the confluence of three rivers, in Perthshire, 53 Condé, 33 Congleton, 33 Connaught, anc. _Conaicht_, the territory of the descendants of Conn of the hundred battles Connecticut, Ind. _Qunnitukut_, the country on the long river Connemara, 144 Constance, Lake, 172 Copeland Isle, 47 Copenhagen, 47 Corbridge, 56 Cork, 54 Cornwall, 54 Coromandel, corrupt. from _Cholomandala_, the district of the _Cholas_, a tribe Corrientes, Span. the currents Corryvreckan, 52 Corsica, the woody Corunna, corrupt. from _Columna_, the pillars, in allusion to a tower of Hercules Cosenza, Lat. _Cosentia_, the confluence Cotswold Hills, 52 Cottian Alps, named after a Celtic chief Coutance and Cotantin, named after the Emperor Constantius Coventry, 196