The villages of _paar_, _osloqw_, _maats_ and _opyuweg_ are shown on Kroeber's map (p. 9) as standard towns although _kekem_ is mentioned as probably transitory and _pinpa_ is not mentioned at all. Waterman states that _paar_ was a town of considerable size. With respect to _osloqw_ he says: "A very aged informant had never seen houses here but her predecessors had." This indicates an early and rapid disintegration of the village complex in the locality. The existence of both _maats_ and _opyuweg_ at the time of white settlement is conceded by both Waterman and Kroeber. Waterman thinks that _pinpa_ was simply a suburb of _opyuweg_ since he could obtain no house names here. _oketo_ is given by Waterman as the name, in Yurok, of Big Lagoon. It is listed by Kroeber however (p. 11) as a village (both as _oketo_ and _chwaltaike_, its Hupa name). Merriam says that _oketo_ is the "... Polikla name for Nererner village at Big Lagoon." Its existence therefore is highly probable. If Waterman is correct in his opinion that there were originally six villages around Big Lagoon, then all those mentioned, except _pinpa_, may be included. For the first five Waterman gives a total of 35 houses, or 7 houses per village. If the same ratio is used, 7 houses may be assigned to _oketo_, making in all 42. 76. olem P P. 267. Waterman considers this a camp site but Merriam in his list of Yurok villages states it as "... Nererner name for their village at Patrick's Point." To assign 3 houses is probably adequate. 77. tsurai C P. 271. No question.