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near the sources of the Arkansas, about 41°N. lat runs SSE. and empties itself into theGulf of Mexico , Ion. 9G -3 40' W.; iat. 26 3 N.Length, about 2,000 m.
NORTH REND, v. Hamilton co. Ohio , onthe Ohio r. 16 ni. below Cincinnati , and 520from \V.
NORTH CAROLINA, one of the U. S. Sec page 100.
NORTH CASTLE, t. Westchester ?o. N. Y. 33 m. NE. from New York . Pop. 1,653.
NORTH EAST, t. Dutchess co. N. Y. 24m. NE. from Poughkeepsie . Pop. 1,689.
NORTH EAST, t. Cecil co. Md.
NORTH EDISTO INLET, inlet, S.C. 11m. SW. from Stone Inlet.
NORTH END, v. Matthews co. Va.
NORTH HAVEN, t. New Haven co. Ct. 7m. NNE. from New Haven . Pop. 1,282.
NORTH HEMPSTEAD, t. and capital,Queens co. N. Y. on Long Island Sound , 9 m.E. from Jamaica, 22 E. from New York . Pop.3,062. The township is indented by 3 largebays, and between two of them, on a headland,called Cow Neck, there is a light-house, 10 m.N. from the C. II.
NORTH HERO, t. and cap. Grand Isle co.Vt. on an island of the same name, in LakeChamplain, 32 in. N. from Burlington , and 545from W. Pop. 638.
NORTH ISLAND, isl. in the Atlantic , atthe mouth of the Great Pcdee River, near thecoast of South Carolina . Lon. 79° 3' W.; lat.33° 20' N.
NORTH MOUNTAIN, a ridge which ex-tends NE. through Franklin and Cumberlandcounties, Pa .
NORTH MOUNTAIN CREEK, r. N. A.which runs into the Missouri , 239 m. belowthe Falls.
NORTH POINT, cape, on N. side of theentrance of the Patapsco into Chesapeake Bay .
NORTH RIVER, r. N. H. which joins theLamprev r. in the N. part of Epping.
NORTH RIVER, r. N. C. runs into Albe-marle Sound. Lon. 76° 10' W.; lat. 36° 6' N.
NORTH RIVER, r. Mass, which runs E.into the sea, S. of Scituate.
NORTH RIVER. See Hudson Riv*r.
NORTH RIVER, branch of Fluvanna river,in Virginia .
NORTH YARMOUTH, t. Cumberland co.Me. on Casco Bay, 12 m. NNE. from Portland ,127 NNE. from Boston . Pop. 2,664. It is alarge township, and contains 5 houses of pub-ic worship, 3 for Congregationalists, 1 for Bap-tists , and 1 for Methodists; an academy, a so-cial library, a paper-mill, and has some tradein the fisheries.
NORTHAMPTON^ Rockingham co. N. H. 10 m. SW. from Portsmouth . Pop. 767.
NORTHAMPTON, t. and cap. Hampshire co. Mass, on W. bank of Connecticut river, op-posite Hadley, with which it is connected bya bridge, 1,060 feet long; 18 m. N. from Spring-field, 21 S. from Greenfield, 40 E. from Pitts-field, 42 N. from Hartford, 95 W. from Boston .Lat 42° 16' N. The compact part of the town 1
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is delightfully situated, and contains a veryelegant brick court-house, a stone jail, andseveral houses for public worship. Pop. 3,613.It is 376 rn. from W.
NORTHAMPTON , t- Montgomery co.N. Y. 18 m. NW. from Ballston-Spa, 50 NW.from Albany . Pop. 4,332.
NORTHAMPTON, t. Burlington co. N. J. 7 m. SE. from Burlington . Mount Holly iswithin this township.
NORTHAMPTON , co. E. side ofPa. bound-ed N. by Wayne co. E. by the Delaware , ESE.by Bucks co SW. by Berks co. and NW. byLuzerne co. It is watered by the Delaware and Lehigh. Pop. 39,267. Chief town, Easton .
NORTHAMPTON , co. E. side ofVa. bound-ed N. by Accomack co. E. by the Atlantic , S.by the entrance into Chesapeake Bay , and W.by Chesapeake bay . Pop. 8,644. Chief town,Eastville.
NORTHAMPTON , co. N. part of N. CPop. 13,103.
NORTHAMPTON , C. II. Northampton co.N. C. 80 m. SW. from Norfolk, Va. and about90 NE. from Raleigh . Lat. 36° 21' N.; Ion.from W. 0° 30' W.
NORTHAMPTON , v. in the W. borders ofPortage co. Ohio , 15 m. W. from Ravenna.Pop. 243.
NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, v. Bristol co.Mass. 29 m. SSW. from Boston , and 12 NNE.from Providence.
NORTH BLENHEIM, v. Schoharie co.N. Y. 55 m. SW. by W. from Albany , andabout 45 SW. from Schenectady .
NORTHBOROUGII, t. Worcester co. Mass.11 m. from Worcester . Pop. 994.
NORTH BROOKFIELD, t. Worcester co.Mass. Pop. 1,241.
NORTH BRANCH, v. N. part of Somersetco. N. J. 46 m. from Trenton .
NORTH BRIDGE, t. on Pawtucket river,in the S. part of Worcester co. Mass. 46 m.SW. from Boston . Pop. 1,053.
NORTH BRIDGETOWN, v. in the NW.part of Cumberland co. Me. 43 m. NW. fromPortland .
NORTH CASTLE, t. Westchester co. N. Y. on the E. side of Hudson river , about 16 m.from«King’s-bridge. Pop. 1,653.
NORTH EAST, t. Dutchess co. N. Y. onthe E. side of Hudson river , about 90 m. N. ofNew York . Pop. 1,689.
NORTH EAST, v. Erie co. Pa. in the NE.angle of the county, 15 m. NE. from the vil-lage of Erie .
NORTH EAST, v. Cecil co. Md.46 m. NE.from Baltimore .
NORTH EAST, r. Cecil co. Md. flows intothe Chesapeake , 5 in. SE. Charlestown.
NORTHFIELD, t. Washington co. Vt. 9m. SSW. from Montpelier . Pop. 1,412. Hereis a woollen manufactory.
NORTHFIELD, t. Franklin co. Mass. E.of the Connecticut r. 8 m. NE. from Green-field, 94 WNW. from Bo-ton. Pop. 1,757.Here is a handsome \illume situated near the1 E. bank of the river.