Cowal, in Ayrshire, named after King Coill Cowes, 45 Cracow, the town of Krak, Duke of Poland Cramond, 38 Crathie, 56 Cremona, anc. _Cremonensis-ager_, the field named from a tribe Crewe, 56 Crewkerne, 56 Crieff, Gael. _Craobh_, a tree Croagh-Patrick, 56 Croatia, 109 Cromar, the heart of Mar, a district in Aberdeenshire Cronstadt, 118 Croydon, 70 CRUG, as prefix, 58 Cuença, Lat. _concha_, a shell Cueva-de-Vera, 45 Culebra R., the snake river Cumberland, 122 Cumbernauld, 53 Cumbraes Isles and Cumbrian Mountains, named after the _Cymbri_ Cundinamarca, named after an Indian goddess Curaçoa, named from a kind of bird Currie, 56 Cuzeo, the centre, in Peru CWM, as prefix--_v._ 53, at COMBE Cyclades Isles, Grk. _kuklos_, a circle Cyprus, perhaps named from the herb _kupros_, with which it abounded, called by the Greeks _Cerastes_, the horned Czernowitz, Sclav. black town D Dacca, Sansc. _Da-akka_, the hidden goddess, from a statue of Durga found there Dantzic, Danish fort, 61 Daventry, 196 Daviot, 6 Dax, 9 Deal, 59 Deccan, Sansc. _Dakshina_, the south land Delft, 62 Delhi, Sansc. _dahal_, a quagmire Denbigh, 64 Denmark, 134 Deptford, 54 Derbend, the shut-up gates or the difficult pass Derry or Londonderry, 61 Derwent R., 70 Desaguadero R., Span. the drain Detmold, 64 Détroit, the strait between Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie Devizes, anc. _de vies_, denoting a place where two ways met Devonshire, 64 Dhawalagiri Mountain, 90 Dieppe, 54 Digne, 64 Dijon, 69 Dinan and Dinant, 54 Dingle, 58 Dingwall, 190 Dinkelsbuhl, 33 Dmitrov, the town of St. Demetrius Dnieper R., _i.e._ _Don-ieper_, upper river Dniester, _Don-iester_, lower river Don Doab, 2 Dole, 59 Dolgelly, 60 Dominica Isle, so named because discovered on Sunday, _i.e._ _Dies Dominica_ Donagh, as prefix, 65 Dondra Head, 65 Donegall, 69 Donnybrook, 65 Doon R., 14 Dorchester, 44 Dorking, 70 Dornoch, 66 Dorset, 173 Dort or Dordrecht, 66 Douglas, 91 Douro R., 70 Dover, anc. _Dubris_, or anc. Brit. _Dufy-rraha_ Dovrefield Mountains, 78 Downpatrick, 68 Downs, The, 69 Drachenfels, 78 Drenthe, 18 Dresden, Sclav. _Drezany_, the haven Dreux, named from the _Durocasses_ Drogheda, 66 Drohobicz, Sclav. the woody place Droitwich, 209 Dromore, 67 Drontheim, 99 Dryburgh, 62 Dubicza, 68 Dublin, 126 Dubro, 57 Dumbarton, 68 Dumfries, 68 Dungeness, 145 Dunkirk, 70 Dunluce, 128 Dunse, now Duns, 70 Dunstable, 182 Durham, 106 Durrow, 62 Dynevor, 64