Temisconata, the wonder of water, a county and lake in Canada Temple, a parish in Mid-Lothian, where there was an establishment for the Templars or Red Friars, founded by David I. Tennessee R., the spoon-shaped river, so called from its curve Tenterden, 62 Teramo, 14 Terni, 14 Terranova, 189 Texas, Ind. hunting ground Tezcuco, Mexican, the place of detention Thames R., 187 Thannheim, 187 Thapsus, the passage Thaxsted, 180 Thebes, in Egypt, _Taba_, the capital Thermia, Grk. the place of warm springs, in Sicily Thermopylæ, the defile of the warm springs Thian-shan, Chinese, the celestial mountains Thian-shan-nan-loo, the country south of the celestial mountains Thian-shan-pe-loo, the country north of the celestial mountains Thibet, supposed to be a corrupt. of _Thupo_, the country of the Thou, a people who founded an empire there in the sixth century This or Abou-This, _i.e._ the city of This, corrupted by the Greeks into _Abydos_ Thouars, 12 Thrace, Grk. the rough land, _trachus_ Thun, 69 Thurgau, 88 Thurles, 128 Thurso, 1 Tiber R., 192 Tideswell, 161 Tierra-del-Fuego, 189 Tillicoultry, 198 Tilsit or Tilzela, at the conf. of the R. Tilzele with the Memel Tinnevelly, corrupt. from _Trinavali_, one of the names of Vishnu Tinto Hill, 189 Tipperary, 192 Tiree Island, 189 Tiverton, 83 Tlascala, Mexican, the place of bread Tobermory, 192 Tobolsk, 176 Todmorden, corrupt. from _Todmare-dean_, the valley of the foxes’ mere or marsh Tomantoul, 192 Tomsk, 176 Tongres, 186 Tonquin, Chinese _Tang-king_, the eastern capital Toome--_v._ TUAIM, 197 Töplitz, Neu and Alt Torgau, 195 Torquay, 195 Torres Straits, named after one of Magalhaen’s lieutenants Torres-Vedras, 195 Torquemada, 195 Tory Island, 195 Toul and Toulouse, 50 Toulon, anc. _Telonium_ or _Telo Martius_, named after its founder Tourcoing, 195 Tours, 196 Towie and Tough, parishes in Aberdeenshire, from Gael, _tuath_, the north Trafalgar, 90 Tralee, 196 Tranent, 197 Transylvania, 173 Trapani, anc. _Drapanum_, the sickle, Grk. _drepanon_ Tras-os-Montes, 142 Traun R., 196 Traunik, 196 Traunviertel, 196 Trave R., 196 Trebizond, Grk. _trapezus_, the table, so called from its form Trent, anc. _Civitas-Tridentium_, the town of the _Tridenti_ Trêves, named from the _Treviri_, a tribe Trichinapalli, the town of the giant _Trisira_ Trim, at the elder-tree, 197 Trinidad, so named by Columbus from its three peaks, emblematic of the Holy Trinity Tring, a patronymic Tripoli, 158 Tripolitza, 158 Trolhätta Fall, Goth. the abyss of the trolls or demons Trondhjem or Drontheim