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KETCHER. QUEENSLAND RAILWAY NOMENCLATURE ORIGIN OF NAMES OF QUEENSLAND STATIONS. (From a Pamphlet issued by the Railway Department.) (Continued from last week.) Abermain Junction, after Abermain colliery. Acland, family name of present Com- missioner for Railways, Mr. Chas. Evans, C.M.G. Alba Siting, after Alba Woolscour. Albion, name of district. Alderbury, after a town in Wiltshire, England. Alderley, name of district. Aldershot, name of smelting works once in operation. Alexandra, after Queen Alexandra. Alice, after an adjacent river. Allan, after Allan Cunningham, the ex- plorer. Alligator Creek, name of adjacent creek. Allora, name of township, after "Gnal- lora, "native name of lagoon on Goom- burra station. Aloomba, name of district. Alpha, first letter of Greek alphabet. Amamoor, after adjacent creek. Ambrose, after a resident of the dis- trict. Amby, after Amby Downs ("Amby," a woman). Anakie, aboriginal name for "White man camped there." Angellala, after adjacent creek. Anthony, after a local resident. Antigua, after adjacent sugar planta- tion. Antil Plains, on account of the ant hills round about. Apunyal, a large plain. Arabella, female Christian name. Aramara, name of creek. Archer, after the Archer family. Archer Park, name of park on which station stands. Argea, outside. Ascot, after the racecourse of that name in England. Asmus, after resident of the dis- trict. Atherton, the name of an old family in the district. Auchenflower after residence late Sir Thos. M'llwraith. Avondale, name of adjacent station. Ayr, name of township. After town in Scotland. Babinda, name of district. Bajool, stop here. Baking Board Siding, from the finding of a piece of bark which had been used to make damper on. Balberra, creek. Bald Hills, view of bald hills on the D'Aguilar Range. Bald Mountain, after adjacent moun- tain. Balfe's Creek, name of adjacent creek. Ballandean, adjacent holding called ?after two old pioneers, Messrs. Ball and Dean. Ballard, after late Robert Ballard, supervising-engineer, Ipswich-Toowoomba section. Ballindalloch, name of town in north of Scotland. Balnagowan, name of a place, in Scot- land. Banapan, red ironbark. Banna, water. Banyo, ridge. Barakula, big timber. Barbu, the Zamia plant. Barcaldine, after town in Scotland. Gaelic name of a bush. Baree, timber. Barmaryee, land mark. Barmundu, name of adjacent creek. ? Baronta, name of adjadept. creek. Barringha. Barron Falls, after the falls near by. Battle Camp, after a battle between Caboolture, place of carpet snakes. Cairns, after William Wellington Cairns, C.M.G., one-time Governor. Calcium, lime. Callan, after the Hon. A. J. Callan. Callandoon North, name of adjacent holding. Calliope, after the Calliope River. Calvert, after an early settler whose name was given to the crossing over Mort's Creek near the station. Cambooya, after adjoining sheep sta- tion. "Cambooya," a small subaqueous tuber growing in the waterholes. Camisla, name of adjacent creek. Campbell's Plains, after the late Colin Campbell. Cannon Hill, alter adjacent estate named by the Weedon family. Capella, a star in the constellation Auriga. Cape River, after, river of that name. Carbeen, name of timber plentiful in district. Carbo, Latin for coal. Carbuckey, native name of one of the blocks originally forming Callandoon station. Cardlneton, after cattle station in Vicinity. Carrar, Carrara marble; limestone found here; also name of Mr. Ladbury's station. Carstairs, family name of Mr. John Drysdale. Cawarral, cattle camp. Cawdor, from "Macbeth." Cecilvale, after Cecil Plains, the parish name. Cedargrove, after timber in vicinity. Channing, after Tchannlng Creek. Charleville, after a tows in Co. Cork, Ireland. Charlton, alter well-known settler of the district. Charters Towers, after mining town of that name. Named after Mr. Charters, Gold Warden at Ravenswood, and "Tow- ers" a corruption of "Tors." Cheepie, whistling duck. Chelmer, name of district. Cherry Gully, a gully where wild cher- ries grow in abundance. Childers, after Sir Hugh Childers. blacks and party of miners travelling to the Palmer goldfield. Beaudesert, a French word meaning "a beautiful waste" or lovely desert. Beaufort, after adjacent cattle station. Beecher, mountain in vicinity. Beenleigh, name of township. Beerburrum, parrot. Beerwah, up in the sky, also nulla. Behana, name of adjacent creek. Bell, after the late Sir Joshua Peter Bell. Bellenden-Ker, mountain in vicinity. Benaraby, name of adjacent station. Benarkin, Blackbutt tree. Benholme, Scotch name "Ben," moun- tain, "Holme," low river valley land. Benlidi, paddock on Malvern Hills hold- ing. Berat, a great spirit who lives in the mountain. Bergenslde, after adjacent village (Ber- gen). Berserker, after range of hills near by. Beta, second letter of Greek alphabet. Bethania Junction, from Bethany. Beverley, after town in East Riding, Yorkshire. Blboohra, one of the native names for the Barron Falls. Biggenden, name of township. Bimbam, thunder. Blndango, after sheep station through which line runs. Bingera, name of adjacent sugar plan- tation. Birkdale, valley of birches. Birnam, from "Macbeth." Birru, plainr-no timber. Birthamba, aboriginal for camp. Blackall, after Col. Samuel Wensley Blackall, one-time Governor. Blackbull, black bull found in mob by Wm. and Joseph Taaffe when mustering. Blackbutt, name of timber. Blackmount, self explanatory. Blackwater, black sand tinder water ln adjacent creek. Blair Athol, place in Scotland. Blantyre, after town in Scotland. Blaxland, after the explorer. Bluff, adjacent mountain. Blythdale, after cattle station on Blyths Creek, through which the line runs. Bobawaba, large swamp. Bogantungan, grass tree. Boggo Junction, after adjacent road. Boldon, supposed to be an Irish name. Bondoola, abundance of water. Boodua, hawk. Boolboonda, name of adjacent mountain and native name given to Mt. Perry. Meaning "burying place." Boolburra, big water. Boomerang, native weapon. Boompa, name of parish. Boonah, (Buna) bloodwood. Boonarga, big water hole. Boongana, rich cattle country. Boongary, tree kangaroo. Booningba, native name of Point Dan- ger, from "booning," the porcupine. Boori, fire. Bootharh, eagle hawk. Bootooloo, native name for sawmill. Booval, where young men make kippers. Boowoogum, after mountain called Goo- woothum, also means "owl." Booyal, name of district. Borallon. Boree, name of timber. Borilla, after Borilla Range. Native meaning "big plain." Bororen, big mountain. Boyanda, home or place of rest. Boynedale, after the Boyne River. Boyne Valley Junction, Junction for Boyne Valley line. Bowen, after Sir George Bowen, first Governor of Queensland. Bowen Hills, after Sir George Bowen, first Governor of Queensland. Bowenville, after Sir George Bowen, first Governor of Queensland. Bracalba, mountainous scrub. Brandon, after Duke of Hamilton and Brandon. Brlgalow, scrub tree of that name. Brinsop, a village in Herefordshire, England. Brisbane (Central), after the capital city. Brisbane (Roma-street), after city street. Brlxton, place in England. Broadmead, name of district. Broadmount, after well-known land- mark. Brookhill, descriptive of locality. Brookstead, name of adjacent estate. Brooloo, parish name. Brooweena, crab. Broxburn, after an early settler. Brunswick-street, name of city street. Buccan, Boocan, hay. Builyan, stony plover (land curlew). Bular, jew fish. Bullery, two waterholes. Bullock Creek, name of adjacent creek. Bullyard, after stockyard in locality. Bundaberg, after the town of that name. Bundamba, a corruption of "Bundamba," the parish name. Bungalien, high. Bungalow, after building of this type at the stopping place. Bungeworgorai, after a creek. Bungunya, high or safe house. Burenba, name of parish. Burpengary, after adjacent creek. Burra, name of mountain range. Burrum, after a river. Burua, meaning not known. Buruda, forest oak. Burunga, kangaroo rat. Bushley, in the centre of a scrub. Busthinia, bush name for the country round there. Byer, open country. Byrnestown, township named after Hon. T. J. Byrnes, one-time Premier. Cabarlah, range or mountain view. Chinchilla, after the animal of that name. Ching Do, name of Chinese resident. Chermside, name of adjacent station owner. Chowey, name of parish. Chumbrumba, name of forest pocket at station. Churchbank. Churchill. Cinnabar, Cinnabar found here. Clarendon, after adjacent lake. Clarina, alter Mrs. Clarina Taaffe, wife of owner of cattle station. Claverton, after sheep station. Clayfield, old brickworks. Clayton, alter one of the early settlers. Cleeve, after Cleeve Abbey, or Cleeve Hill, England. Clermont, name of township. Clevedon, after a town on the Bristol Channel. Cleveland, name of seaside resort. Cliffdale, typical of adjacent country. Clifton, name of township. Named by Marsh, one of the first holders of the station, after his birthplace. Clintonvale, after Lady Morgan, nee Clinton. Cloncurry, name of township. Cluden, small stream near Dumfries, also name of early resident. Clyde, river in Scotland. Cobba-da-mana, native name for Sandy Hill. Coleman, after well-known resident. College, station for agricultural college. Colosseum, name of adjacent mountain. Colton. Columboola, after adjacent creek. Comet, after the river named by Leich- hardt, who saw a comet the night be- fore. Cooktown, after Captain Cook. Coolabunia, bear sleeps. Coolangatta, after a steamer. wrecked there on August 18, 1846. ? Coolcorra. Coolmunda, name of parish. Coomera, an edible yam. Coominya. Coongoola, after sheep station. Cooper's Hill, after an old resident named Cooper. Cooper's Plains, after Dr. Cowper, medical superintendent of the old penal settlement. Cooran, (Kuran) Moreton Bay ash, also opossum. Coorooman, name of creek, "Coora- wan," kangaroo. Cooroy mountain peak, also opossum. Coorparoo, name of district. Coppery, applicable to minerals in locality. Coowonga, pigeon. Cooyar, name of township and tribe of blacks. Cordalba, name of township. Corella, a bird of the cockatoo family. Corinda, atter Sir Arthur Palmer's cattle station. Corfield, after member of Parliament. Cranley, after an early settler. Crawford, after Mr. H. R. Crawford, who was in charge of building line at time. Creen Creek, name of adjacent creek. Crescent View, descriptive of district. Cromarty, after Scotch county. Crow's Nest, aboriginal name, Tooboo- gandaunce, meaning "the home of the crows." Croydon, after, town of that name. Croydon Junction, after Croydon rail- way station in England. Cu-Cania, Cu for Cupium, Latin for copper, and Cania said to represent cane. Cunnamulla, after town of that name. Cunningham, after Allan Cunningham, the explorer. Curra, in one dialect "No," in another "Cabbage palm." Currumbin, high up, or a place where high trees grow. Cutella, eagle. D'Aguilar, an old name for the dis- trict and range. Dagun, home camp, Dakabin, grass tree. Dalby, name of township. Dallarnil, name of district. Dalrymple, after Dalrymple Creek. Dalrymple Creek, after adjacent creek. Dalveen, pass in Scotland. Dalwogon, turtle. Dalysford, after Mr. B. Daly, one-time station-master, North Bundaberg.

Danderoo, aboriginal for a place where a murder and a pig fight took place be- tween two tribes. Dappil, pickaninny. Darli, after Mr. John Darley, a resident of the district. Darra. Dartmouth, town in England. Dawlish, name of parish. Dawn, break of day. Daymar, new country. Deagon, after Mr. Wm. Deagon, an old identity. Deeral, name given by tramway board, meaning unknown. Degilbo, from "Dagilbo," big stone. Deighton, after Mr. Edward Deighton, one time Under Secretary of Public Works. Delta, the delta of a river. Deuchar, alter Mr. John Deuchar, late manager of Glengallan station. Devoncourt, after Messrs. McMaster Bros.' station. Dickabram, aboriginal for "yams grow here." Didcot, after Didcot Junction, Great Western Railway, England. Dillalah, after sheep station. Abori- ginal name for Galah parrot. Dilly, "Dilli," name for baskets or bags used by blacks. Dingo, native dog. Dinmore, name of high hill in Hereford- shire, England. Dirnbir, grey ironbark. Dirranbandi, name of locality. Dolomite, class of rock containing cop- per and calcite. Don, after river. Doolbi, plum tree. Doomben, aboriginal name for Pin- kenba. Dow's Creek, name of adjacent creek. Draper's, name of resident. Drillham, name of adjacent creek. Dronfield, name of grasing selection in vicinity. Drummers Creek, name of adjacent creek. Drummond, name of range. Duaringa, oak. Duchess, after "Duchess" mine, Ducklo, haunt of wild ducks. Dugandan, name of township. Dulacca, adjacent creek. Dulbydilla, sweet water. Duleen, swan. Dulga, meaning "to change," or "a changed condition." Dundula, gum tree. Dunluce, name of station in vicinity. Dunwinnie, emu. Dunwold, English name—wooded Hill. Durikai, scrubby place. Durundur, name of cattle station. Eagle Farm, old name of district. Eagle Junction, originally Eagle Farm Junction, i.e., Junction for Eagle Farm line. East Ipswich, after city of Ipswich. Ebbw Vale, name of very old colliery near by. Eddington Siding, name of adjacent Station. Edenvale, name of locality. Edge Hill, rising ground. Ehlma, look sharp. Einasleigh, name of township. Elimbah. Elliott, after adjacent river. Elphinstone, after a coal mining dis- trict in Scotland. Emerald, after the stone of that name. Emerald Downs, after the stone of that name. Emu Park, name of seaside resort. Emu Vale, name of district. A flat where emus resort and camp. Enoggera, name of district. Ernest Junction, after Hon. E. J. Stevens. Esk, name of township. Etna, after adjacent mountain. Eton, after famous college in Bucking- hamshire. Eudlo, eel. Eumundi, name of leading man in the aboriginal tribe (Kabi) of the surround- ing district. Eurella, after adjacent sheep station. Euri Creek, name of adjacent creek. Eurunga, name of waterhole in locality. Exhibition, after show ground. Exley, after a miner who worked in the neighbourhood. Fairfield, self explanatory. Fairneyview, view of ferns. Fanning, after Fanning Downs cattle Station. Featherby. Fernless, after Fernless station, Fernvale, valley of ferns. Figtree Creek, name of adjacent creek. Finch Hatton, after a pioneer and name of adjacent creek. Fishery Creek, name of adjacent creek. Flaggy, after nature of crossing. Flinders, after adjoining mountain (Flinders Peak). Florence, name of adjacent river. Forest Hill, self explanatory. Forsayth, family name of the late Com- missioner—Mr. J. F. Thallon. Forsythe's Siding, after a resident. Foxdale, after Mr. Alex Fox, formerly owner of property in vicinity. Freestone, name of district. Frenchman's Creek, name of adjacent Creek. Freshwater, name of adjacent creek. Frewhurst, after Mr. A. S. Frew. Friezland, name of township. Garbutt's Siding, after an old resident of district. Garget, after late Railway Contractor Gargett. Gatton, probably after Surveyor Gat- ton, who surveyed the block 50 years ago, or Gatton Park in Surrey, Eng- land. Gavial, after Gavial Greek. Gayndah, name of township, aboriginal for large rock. Geebung, the persoonia tree—native name "Dulandella." Geengee, green vegetation on creek. Geera, so called after the country there. Geham, a house on the land. Gibinbell, the wild orange tree. Giligulgul, gum tree. Gilla, native bee, or honey (dark from large bee). Gillen's Siding, after a resident, Gilliatt, name of adjacent river. Gilmore's Siding, after a resident. Ginburra, copper ore. Gindie, much brigalow. Gingin, after Gin Gin cattle station. Gladfleld, name of district. Gladstone, name of township. Gladstone West, after Gladstone town. Glass House Mountains, mountains so named by Captain Cook. Glen Aplin, after the Aplin family. Glencairn, small village in Scotland. Glendarriwill, aboriginal pronunciation "Agoll," meaning waterhole very bad. Gleneagle, haunt of eagle hawks. Glenfern, name of district. Glemnore Road, adjacent road. Glen Niven, after Mr. Niven, from whose dam water is obtained. Glenore, name by Wm. Haydon, in honour of his birthplace in New South Wales. Glenusk, napve of adjacent parish. Glenstuart, name of parish. Original block, Malvern Hills holding. Gloucester Street, name of city street. Gogango, after adjacent range and creek. Golden Gate, gold mine of that name. Gooburrum, name of district. Goadna, dung. Goodwood, after Goodwood plantation. Goolman, after an old settler, and mountain in the vicinity. Goombi, native name of district. Goombungee, name of township. Goomburra, name of township. Goomeri, after parish of Goomeribong, and aboriginal for shield. Goondiwindi, name of township. Goondoon, water bag. Gobray, pine tree. Gooroolba, abbreviation of ''Goorobl- ballin," name of parish. Gootchie, iguana. Goothenda, forest country. Goowarra, hornet. Goranba, named after fight about own- ership of a tea-tree growing there. Gordon Downs, after Gordon Downs station, taken up by Mr. Gordon. Gore, after one of the pioneers in the district. Gotlow, native bear. Gowrie Junction, after adjacent creek or sheep station, "Gowrie" means big scrub. Goyan, go away. Gracemere, After Archer Brothers' sta- tion. Graceville, an agreeable village. Gradule, name of adjacent creek and ridge. Graham's Creek, name of adjacent creek. Grandchester, originally called "Bigge's Camp"; "Grand" Latin for "big," "Chester" Latin for "camp." Grantham, after Grantham cattle sta- tion. Grantleigh, after Mr. K. M. Grant, ex-Minister for Education. Grass Hut, after grass-roofed hut erected there during construction of line. Graysholm, after an old settler named Gray. Grayson, name of State representative of district. Green Hills, descriptive of locality. Greenknoll, descriptive of locality. Greenmount, after surrounding hills. Greymare, many years ago two grey mares ran wild on the creek. Place has since been known as "The Greymares." Gueyan, opossum. Gulera, swan. Guluguba, squatter piegon. Gumlu, rock wallaby. . Gunalda. Gundiah, from "Goodiah," good-bye. Gunyarra, Alligator. Guragila, broken country. Gurulmundi, long, low (applied to a mountain range). Guthalungra, name of an aboriginal. Gympie, stinging tree. Haden, maiden name of Mrs. Paget (wife of Minister for Railways). Hambledon Junction, after sugar plan- tation. Hampstead, after town in Middlesex, England. Hampton, after town in Middlesex, England. Hapsburg, after the house of Haps- burg, Austria. Harlaxton, after the residence of the late F. T. Gregory, who called it after his birthplace. Harlin, name of township. Harrisville, Harris's Township. Harvey's Creek, name of adjacent creek. Harvey's Siding, after a resident. Haughton Valley, after Haughton River, which runs through this valley. Haydon, after Stewart Haydon, owner of Vera Park cattle station. Helensvale, Helen's valley. Helidon, name of township. Hematite, applicable to minerals in district. Hemmant, after Hon. Wm. Hemmant, Hendon, after settler of that name who. lived there. Hendra, name of district. Herberton, name of township. Herbert's Creek, name of adjacent creek. Hermitage, after State farm, Hillside, self explanatory. Hodel, after chairman of Tramway Board. Hodgleigh, after Mr. R. S. Hodge, member for the district. Hodgson, after Sir Arthur Hodgson. Holmes, after site of camp in the early days. Holmsview, view of river flat. Home Hill, name of new township near by. Homestead, name of former sheep sta- tion, about five miles from railway sta- tion. Hornley, after Ezra and Hubert Horne, two of the earliest pioneers. Horton, after an early settler in vicin- ity. Howard, after an early settler. Hoya, native creeper. Hughenden, name of township. Humphrey, after lessee Mount Debate- able holding. Hunter, after an old pioneer. Hunter's Hut, called after a shepherd named Hunter, who camped in a hut where the station now stands. Huxley, after Huxley's village settle- ment. Ideraway, name of district. Ilfracombe, after town in England, Imbil, scrub vine. Inbul, name of adjacent property. Indooroopilly, running water. Inglewood, name of township. Inkermann, after cattle station of that name. Ipswich, name of city. Isis Junction, junction for the Isis branch. Iveragh, after Lord Iveragh. Jackson, after Mr. J. W. W. Jackson, at present police magistrate at Mackay. Jandowae, name of locality. Jansen, after Mr. S. Jansen, an old resident. Jardine, name of parish and pioneer. Jardine Valley, after Jardine, the ex- plorer. Jericho, after town in Palestine. Jimboomba, name of parish. Jimbour, name of locality. Jondaryan, after adjacent station. Joycedale, name of adjacent pastoral holding. Julia Creek, same of creek in vicinity. Jungara, bean tree. Jungun, name given by tramway board meaning not known. Jusien, tree, Kaampa, sun. Kaban, the country of the flying squir- rel. Kabra, local name for the 10 milles Kadina. Kaimkillenbun, name of district. Kairi, native name for Mazlin Creek Kalka, kangaroo. Kalunga, plenty water Kambul, cypress pine. Kamma, black gin Kammel, spring of water. Kandanga, after adjacent creek. Kanningor, thirsty. Kanyan. Karara, native name for Canal Creek. Karoon, name of house in Victoria of Mr. Ferguson, selector. Karrabin. Kates, after a one-time member for the district. Kawana, flowers. Kawungan, rocks—rocky ridge. Keefton. Kemmis, after resident. Kenbula, ironbark tree. Kilcoy, name of township. Kilkivan, name of township. Killarney, name of township. Kinbombi. name of range. Kingaroy, small red stinging ant. King's Creek, after adjacent creek. Named after King, one of the first squat- ters. Kingsthorpe, after the King family. Kingston, King's town. Kinka, night owl. Kinnen, mosquito. Kirkhall, after Mrs. Walter Hall. Kirk River, after adjacent river. Kital, soldier ant's nest. Klienton, after Mr. Klein, who owned the land before the line was built. Koah. Kooeringa, native name of Inkerman district. Kommamurra, water and grass. Kongula, a mountain. Koolboo, after an aboriginal who is said to be buried near the station. Koondai-i, native name of district. Koongal, local name. Kooringa, small reed. Korenan, pipe clay. Kowari, long journey. Kowguran, laughing jackass. Kowrowa, name of part of Barron River, near by. Kudo, white ants. Kukar, beeswax. Kulara, fig tree. Kulburn, iron bark. Kulgun, road or track. Kullee, fresh water. Kulpi, box timber. Kumbarilla, plenty of ironbark. Kunda, a mountain. Kungurri, knife. Kunkala, running fresh water. Kupunn, plenty of brigalow. Kuraby, small creek. Kuranda. Kureen, a little crack. Kurukan, blood wood. Kurumbul, magpie. Kyburra, the wife of a chief. Lagoon Pocket, original name of place. Laidley, after Laidley little station, Owned by Messrs. Laidley and Mort. Lakes Creek, after creek of that name. Lakeside, the station is situated on the hillside of a lake. Lamond, after early settler. Lana, aboriginal for white wool. Lancevale, nomo of adjacent pastoral holding. Landsborough, after the explorer. Lanefield, after Mr. Lane, who owned land at this place. Langdon. Langley. Langton, after a former Shire Coun- cillor, and name of adjacent station. Laura, after river of that name, named by McMillan, leader of miners, after his wife. Lawnton, name of farm on which sta- tion is situated, owned by Mr. Lawn. Leslie, after Patrick Leslie. Lindum, after residence of Mr. Kelk, Linville, name of township. Littabella, name of adjacent parish and creek. Little Ipswich, after city of Ipswich. Littlemore, name of adjacent township Loanside, descriptive of soil. Lochinvar, after cattle station in vi- cinity. Lochnagar, after town in Scotland. Lockyer after Major Lockyer, an early Commandant of Moreton Bay settle- ment. Loganlea, valley of the Logan River, which was named after another of the first commandants. Logan Road, name of highway. Logan Village, on the Logan River, called after Captain Logan. Logamundi, native name for large wetarhole and rocky crossing on the Dugald River in vicinity. Longara, Iguana. Longford Creek, after adjacent creek. Longreach, after reach in adjacent river. Lota, name of district, and primarily the name of the late Mr. Duckett White's residence. Lowinead, low grass land. Lowood, descriptive of locality. Lyndbrook, after an old resident named Lynd. Lynwood, derived its name from the thick scrub in the locality. Lyra, after the constellation "Lyra." Macalister, after Hon. Arthur Macalis- ter, one-time Premier. Macdesme, name of adjacent district. Mackay, name of township called after Mr. John Mackay. Macrossan, after the Hon. J. M. Ma- crossan. Malabar, particular class of sugarcane. Malanda, native name for the Upper Johnstone, running rivers. Malbon, name of river near by. Malchi. Malvernton, after Malvern Hills hold- ing. Mangalore, after town in India. Manly, name of seaside resort. Manoo, a clear straight track. Mantaka, silk wood. Manton, name of an early selector. Many Peaks, name of adjacent mine. Manyung, name of fruit growing in the scrub. Marathon, after the historic plain in Greece. Marbango. Marburg, name of district. Mareeba, part of the name of a haste- cast woman of Moreton Bay tribe. Marian, named after neighbouring sugar estate, "Mary Ann." Marmor, limestone. Marnhull, name of locality. Maroondan, Big iguana. Marraba, name of adjacent township. Marrawing, the sea. Marton, after birthplace, of Captain Cook, in England. Marule, ground iguana. Marwood, name of parish. Maryborough, name of township. Maryvale, name of locality. Massie, supposed to be called after Mr. Massie, who lived about the place. Maxwelton, name of adjacent sheep sta- tion. Mayne Junction, after late P. Mayne. M'Donnell's Creek, Name of adjacent creek. Meadows, descriptive of district, Meadowvale, low and flat grass land. Meeandah, from Serpentine Lagoon, Meandu, a river in Greece, converted into Meeandah to give it a native sound. Meeba, woman's name. Meerawa, name given by Tramway Board, meaning not known. Meluwondi, Dawson blacks. Memerambi, scrubby tree. Merinda, aboriginal for hair on the head. Meringa, red soil. Meringandan, from Moorin-gan-dan, meaning broken fire clay. Midgee, after adjacent creek, Miles, after Hon. Wm. Miles. Millhill, the first flour and saw mills established here in proximity to a hill. Milmerran, aboriginal name, and name of township. Milton, after the poet. Minehan's Siding, after Mr. P. Min- han. Minerva, a Greek goddess. Mirani, name of township. Mirani West, name of township. Miriam Vale, probably named after sta- tion near by. Mitchell, after the explorer. Miva, stoney knob. In another dia- lect means "Moreton Bay Chestnut." Mocatta's Corner, name of locality. Mocatta was one of the first settlers on the Downs. Moffatt, after Mr. Thomas De Lacy Moffat. Molendinar, after a place in Scotland. Monkland, name of district; after the Monkland reef. Montrose, town in Forfarshire, Scot- land. Moodlu, mountain of stone. Mookarra, pain in the head. Moolboolaman, after adjacent cattle station. Means "white man's camp" In one dialect and "old woman's In another. Mooliba, name of township. Mooloolah, schnapper. Moomln, name of township. Moongan, top of the hill. Moonmera, bottom of the hill. Moore, name of township, after the Moore family, holders of cattle station. Moorland, low marsh land. Mooroobie, death adder. Moorooka, name of district. Morayfield, the name of one of the first sugar plantations owned by the late George Raff, native of Morayshire, Scot- land. Morgan Park, after the late Mr. Jas. Morgan. Morningside, name of district. Morugo, ridges. Morven, after town in Scotland. Mount Chalmers, name of mountain and township. Mount Convenient, after mountain near by. Mount Coora, mountain in vicinity. Mount Debateable, name of district. Mount Hallon, mountain in vicinity, Mount Larcom, mountain in vicinity. Mount Lawless, mountain in vicinity. Mount Martin, mountain in vicinity. Mount Miller, mountain in vicinity. Mount Morgan, after gold mine of that name discovered by Edward Morgan, July, 1882. Mount Nicholson, mountain in vicinity. Mount Perry, after copper mine of that name. Mount Pleasant, mountain in vicinity. Mount Sophia, mountain in vicinity. Mount Sturt, mountain in vicinity, Mount Surprise, mountain in vicinity. Mount Wright, mountain in vicinity. Muan, mountain. Muckadilla, plenty water. Mudgeeraba, low-lying ground. Muirlea, after resident named Muir. Muldu, shade. Mulgowie, big round hill. Mullet Creek, after adjacent creek. Munbilla, name of township. Munbura, poplar gum. Munderbong, ironside. Mundie Creek, after adjacent creek. Mundubbera, name of township, abori- ginal for high bank of river. Mungallala, after adjacent creek. Mungar Junction, (Mungar) blue gum. Mungunburra, name of country and tribe of natives. Muntapa, plain turkey. Murada, adjacent creek. Muranu, good timber. Murarrie, plenty (or sweet) water. Murgon, running water. Murlaggan, name of place in Highlands of Scotland—"A fertile hollow." Murphy's Creek, after adjacent creek called after a well-known settler. Murray's Creek, after adjacent creek. Murweh, big water hole. Myendetta, the bend of a river. Myola, a coined word. Nagoorln, emu. Nambour, tea tree bark. Nanango, name of township. Nandi, plover. Nankin Junction, after adjacent creek. Nanya, native name for Retro Creek, close by. Nara, wild duck. Naraku, kangaroo. Narangba, small place. Narko, good soil. Nashville, after Nash, discoverer of Gympie goldfield. Nebo Road, after adjacent roadway. Natcha, scrub turkey. Neerkoll, after adjacent creek. Nelia, name of parish. Nelson, name of township. Nerang, after adjacent river, aboriginal for shovel-nosed shark. Nerimbera. Netherby, a town on the Scottish bor- der. Netherdale, foot of range. Netjar, outside. Neurum, after Neurum (meaning "wart") Creek. Newbury Junction, after Newbury in Berkshire. Newmarket, name of district. Nikenbah, she oak. Nimaru, emu. Ninderry, name of adjacent mountain. Nobby, after an old crossing from Clif- ton Estate, which used to be called Nob- by Crossing. Nome, initials North Queensland (O) Meat Export Company. Nonda, name of parish. Noondoo, name of pastoral holding. Normanby, after the Most Honourable George Augustus Constantine —Marquis of Normanby—one-time Governor. Norman Park, name of district, prob- ably after Sir Henry W. Norman, one- time Governor. Normanton, name of township. North Arm, after adjacent arm of river. North Bundaberg, after town of Bunda- berg. Northgate Junction, junction for North Coast Line. North Rockhampton, after city of Rock- hampton. North Rosewood, name of district. Nudgee, a corruption of an old native same, Nudgen Nudgen. Nudgee College, after St. Joseph's Col- lege, Nudgee. Nukku, watershed. Nundah, chain of waterholes. Nurinda, emu. Nutgrove, name of district. Nyleta, wild honey. Oakey, after adjacent creek. Oakhurst, presumably from oak trees thereabouts. Oaklands, English name. Oakview, from number of oak trees in vicinity. Oakwood, presumably derives its name from oak trees in the locality. Offham, after place of same name in England. Okuloo, running water. Olio, aboriginal name for corroboree in this district. Oman-ama, native name for Mayfield. Oondooroo, aboriginal for "move on." Oonoonba, suburb of Townsville. Ooralea, kangaroo park. Orrindi, name of parish, and native name of Williams River, i.e., stone. Ormeau, after resident named Jas. Orr. Ormiston, after Hon. Louis Hope's sugar plantation and mill. Ottaba. Otterburn, North of England name. Owanyilla. Owini, name of mountain in vicinity. Oxenford, after Captain Oxenford. Oxley, after the explorer. Padda, named by tramway board, mean- ing not known. Paget Junction, after Hon. W. T. Paget, Minister for Railways. Pallas-street, name of street in the town. Palma, capital of Balearic Islands, Spain. Palms, after a neighbouring estate. Palm woods, self explanatory. Palpananco, excellent. Pampas, after the extensive plains in La Plata. Pandoin, mountain wallaby. Paree, black soil. Parkhurst, name of local school. Park-road, name of adjacent highway. Partington's Siding, after brickyard ad- jacent. Paterson, originally Paterson's Siding, called after a settler named Paterson. Peak Crossing, after Peak Mountain named by Flinders. Pechey, name of timber merchant. Peejamon, name of hill near station. Pengarry Junction, after Pengarry, an old lengthsman. Pentland, name of township. Peranga, name of township. Perry's Nob, after mountain alongside. Perthton, after old pastoral holding, "Perth." Petrie, after an old pioneer. Phillip Street, after street in township. Phillott, name of resident and district. Philpott, name of local creek. Philp's Siding, after Hon. Robert Philp, M.L.A. Pialba, (Pilba), butcher bird. Pickanjinnie, aboriginal for "children at play." Pidna, ear. Pilerwa, name of aboriginal in dis- trict. Pimpama, swamp between two hills. Pine Hill, supposed to have been named after surrounding ridges, at one time covered with Cypress pine. Pine Mountain, name of mountain in vicinity. Pinkenba, "Binkinba," native name for New Farm (a place of the land tortoise). Pinnacle, name of mountain near by. Pioneer, after adjacent sugar mill. Pirrinuan, name of locality. Pittsworth, after Mr. Pitts, one of the pastoral pioneers and owner of Gran??? station. Plain View, descriptive of district. Plant Hill, after Hon. E. H. T. Plant, M.L.C. Pleystowe, after sugar plantation (Eng- lish name). Plum-tree, after Burdekin plum trees, growing in locality. Police Camp, site of police paddock, used in nearly days as a depot. Pomona, the goddess of fruit. Port Alma, name of port. Powlathanga, big waters. Prairie, characteristic of country. Proserpine, Latin for Persephone, the wife of Pluto. Prubi, plains. Purga, name of parish. Pyealy. Pyramid, after peak known as Walsh's Pyramid in the vicinity. Quamby, name of original settler. Quarrell's Siding, after resident. Qullberry, plenty emus. Quingilli, blue gum. Raby Bay, name of inlet. Racecourse Mill, mill near racecourse. Radford, after town in Nottingham England.

Raglan, after Lord Raglan. Rangeland, name of adjacent sheep sta tion. Ravenswood, name of township. Ravenswood Junction, junction for Ravenswood branch. Red bank, characteristic of soil there. So called by Major Lockyer on an early exploring trip by boat up the Brisbane River. Redhill, after colour of soil in vicinity. Redlynch, after village in Wiltshire, England. Reedy Creek, after adjacent creek. Reid River, after adjacent river % ,' Retro, back. Richmond, name of township. Riverview, vista of Brisbane River from Station. Roadvale, road and valley. Rockbrae, after the rocks dose by sta- tion in a valley. Rockhampton, name of city. Rocklea, locally known as "Rocky Water Holes." Rockton, local name. Rocky Creek, name of adjacent creek. Rodd's Bay, after inlet of that name. Roessler, after pioneer fruitgrower. Roma, name of township. Latin name for Rome, after Lad? Bowen, whose name was "Roma Diamantina-" Rosalie Plains, after adjacent holding. Rosedale, a picturesque valley between flills. Rosehill, after a big hill, which WM covered with Rosfcmarji bush. Rosella, name of district. . . . . Roseneath, an estate named Rosenfitth iras' cut up for sale near this station* Rosewood, after tre^e in scrub, Royston, no local yignincance. Runcorn, after a town in Chethire, England. Rywung, dry barren ridge. Sabine, after an old pioneer. Sala's Siding, after a resident. Salisbury, after a city in England. Saltern, called after station or creek. Sanatorium, after the jubilee sanitor- ium. Sandgate, after seaside resort of that name in England. Sandgate (Central), after seaside re- sort of that name in England. Sandy Creek, after adjacent creek, Sarina, after township. Scarness, name of locality. Sellheim, after a one-time Gold Garden, Charters Towers. Selma, supposed to be named after county of Selma. Aboriginals say Selma means Bulgulla, the name of a small bush which grows in that district. Selwyn, name of township. Sexton, after late Traffic Manager Sex- ton. Sharon, a Biblical name. Sherwood, after Sherwood Forest, Eng- land. Shirley, name of a town in England. Silverwood, descriptive of locality. Sladevale, name of locality. Sliepner Junction, after Mount Sliep- ner. Smyth's Siding, after member of Ayr Tramway Board. Sommariva, after adjacent holding. South Ayr, name of township. South Brisbane, after the city. Southbrook, self-explanatory. Southern Cross, name of gold mine. Southport, after a watering place in Lancashire. South Townsville, ; after city of, Towns- ville. Spring Bluff, spring issuing from the hill. Spring Creek, after adjacent creek. Springsure, never failing creek. Spring Vale, called after spring there. Squaretop, name of adjacent mountain. Stamford, after town in Lincolnshire. Stanley, after Stanley Creek. Stanley, probably after Mr. H. C. Stanley, one time Chief Engineer for Railways. Stanthorpe, after township; Stannum "tin," Thorpe "town"—Tin Town. Stanwell, name of township. Stapylton, after G. C. Stapylton, an early surveyor, murdered, and partly eaten by blacks in the neighbourhood; two were afterwards hanged for the deed. Stewart's Creek, aiter adjacent creek. Stoney Creek, after adjacent creek and falls. Stratford, after Stratford-on-Avon, in Warwickshire, the birthplace' of Shake speare. Strathpine, between the pines. Summerhill, self explanatory. Sunny bank, descriptive of district. Sunnyside, descriptive of district. Swan Creek, after adjacent creek. Tagon, name of tree growing in Mareeba district. Takura, porcupine. Talaba, not known. Talarena, after adjacent country. Talegalla, name of genus of Australian birds to which the scrub turkey be longs. Talmoi, a place to camp. Talwood, name of adjacent homestead. Tamaree. Tanby, local name; ' Tandur, narrow-leafed ironbark. Tannalo, gum tree. Tannymorel, a bend in a creek Tara, flat covered with gum top'box.' Taragoola, marblestone. Taringa, name of district. Taroborah, Tara, aboriginal for "Stand up on leg," Borah, aboriginal for or go along." Tawah, name of adjacent creek, Taylor, after the late J.1 Taylor, who lived at this place. - Teesdale, should be "Teasdale" after family of that name. Te Kowai, sugar plantation adjacent. Kowai is name of tree in New Zealand. Temangum, mouatain ott Maephereon Range Tennyson, name of district. Tepon, stone or gravelwash. Teviotville, Teviot Village. . Thabeban. Thagoona, piles. . Thalanga, native name for locality. . Thallon, after the-.late Commissioner (Mr. J. F. Thallon). obit. 24-8-1911. Thane, alter Thane Creek. John Thane Was a pioneer Downs squatter. . . The Summit, the "highest point oa tita Warwick-Wallangarra section. Theebine, barramundi. . '. Theresa Creek, name of adjacent creek. Thompson's Point, local name. . '"' Thoncomba, tea tree. In another dia lect mean* "Toneue,. Thulimbah. * Tiaro, 'alter ,I*o township, Tingoora, home of the bear. other dialect means "green wattle tree." Tirroan, called after a scrub named Daroon by the aboriginals. Tolga, red mud. Tolmies, after adjacent creek* Toobeah, to ( point. Toogoolawah, shape of heart. Tookie, sugar. Toolburra, throwing the speaT« Toolooa, tide water. . Toonda, local name. Toonpan, local name. ' Toowong, black goat sucker (bird) Toowoomba, a small indigenous melon. Torbanlea, after adjacent' colliery. Torquay, name of locality. Torrcns Creek, after adjacent creek. Townsville, alter Captain Robert Towns. Traveston, after adjacent station. Trueman, after Minister for Railways— "Ton. W. T. Paget. Tryphinia, water lily, Tugun, sea waves Tula, green opossum. Tumoulin, name of waterfall Tungamull. Tunkel, scrub. Tweed Heads, after seaside . resort of that name. Ubobo, native name for adjacent sheep, station. . . Ulandilla, name of parish. "Oolindilla meaning place of the Ooline timber* Ulgulu, sundown. Ulimaroa, land beyond the sea. * Ullathorne, has no local significance. Umbiram. a curving watercourse* Uping, round scrib. Urangan, name of locality rulnning stream* Uruba, emu. ¦ ; Urquhart. after chief inspector of Police whose name was given to adjacent creek. Veresdale, an early cattle station in the neighbourhood. Vernor, after Captain Vernor Victoria, after late Queen. Villeneuve, name of district. Vince, alter a pioneer. Virginia, one of the SUtes of U.S.A. Vulture Street, same of city street. Walgera, after mountain near by. Walkerston, after * Pioneer named Walker. Wallal Wallangarra, big water Walleroo -a native animal Walligan, a dry creek Walloon, nairie' 6fHftStriet? Wallumbilla, after adjacent creek. Walmul, bear. Walterhall, after Mr. Walter Hall Walton, alter adjacent creek. Wamuran, name of local aboriginal king. Wanko, high stony ridgt, Wanora. Warianna, after creek in vicinity, Warmga, native name of district. Warminster, name of mountain near by. Warooby, name of district. Warra, aboriginal name Warra Warra* meaning gin carrying bundle. Warreah, native" name for locality. Warren, name of resident. Warrigal, blackfellow. Warwick, name of township. Originally Canning Town, but altered to Warwick by the Leslies, the pioneer squatters who originally took up Canning Downs. Watalgan, aboriginal name of ranjt* near by. Watawa, after sugar plantation. Waterford, a crossing o yer th« river. Wathana, crow. Watten, after a small town ia Utf North of Scotland. Watts, name of resident. Weelu, stone plover. Weemh. " - Weerimba, tooth-billed bow« mTd. _. Weinert's Creek, name of adjacent crcflL. Welcome, called by M'Millan on accoSF^ of coming to water here after travelling all day without It. Wellcamp, an early camp of the railway* construction days at which there was a well. Wellington Point, after headland of that name. - • ¦¦• ¦ ••. •• . ?: Welltown, name tft adjacent property, Weranga, name of parish. Westbourne,'after town in England. Westbrook, self explanatory. West Cleveland, after township of Cleve land. Westgate, junction of fat western lines. Westwood, aame of township. Wetaila. Wetheron, aftef cattle station in vic inity. Aboriginal for ston*. Wheatvale, after name of home of Mr; J. M'Mahon, woo first planted wheat ifl district. .; • v Whetstone, name of district, Whinstanes, after the residence of Mr. A. B. Webster close by. White Rock, after small cliff overlook- ing station which has white appearance. Whitewood, after whitewood trees grow- -ing in neighbourhood. Wietalba, name of parish. Wilmington, name of manager of Salis- bury Cattle Station at time of construc- tion of line. Willowburn, willows in adjacent creek. Willows, willows in adjacent creek. Wilson's Plain, after first owners of Mt. Flinders Station. Wilston, name of district. Wilthorn, after Mr. Wm. Thorn. Wilton, after town in Wiltshire, Eng- land. Windah, name of parish. Windsor, name of district (after Wind- sor, England). Winton, name of township. Winya, not known. Wirra Wirra, land of good things. Withersfield, supposed to be called after place in England, also name of out-sta- tion of Glendarriwell. Wiyarra, a black swan or a lagoon which they frequent. Wolca, aboriginal for fighting. Wollingford, England name. Wolston, the name given by the late Mr. Matthew Goggs to his residence and property close by. Womalilla, place of Womall timber. Womana, one. Wonbah, yam stick. Wondai, battle ground. In another dia- lect means "back of neck." Wondecla, a place of meeting. Wongabel, wood pigeon. Woodbine, English name. Woodend, end of scrub. Woodford, name of township. Alter Mr. Wood, partner of M'Connell and Wood, who held old Durundur Station. Woodhill, a wooded bill. Woodstock, after Reid's Station of that name. Woolmer. Woolooga, after Woolooga Station in vicinity, aboriginal for "smoke there." Wooloowin, name of suburb. Woolu, black crow. Woombye, black myrtle tree. Woondum, name of parish. Wooroolin, mistletoe scrub. Woree, pickaninny. Worongary, a fresh water creek. Wowan, scrub turkey. Wubugul, silver wattle. Wulkuraka Wura, kangaroo. Wurba, mountain standing alone. Wutul, good grass. Wyandra, name of township. Wyberba, name of mountain on Mac- pherson Range. Wycarbah. Wynnum, (Winnam) breadfruit tree. Wynnum North, after the township and seaside resort of Wynnum Wynnum South, after the township and seaside resort of Wynnum. Wyreema. Yaamba, name of district, Yabulu, grass. Yalamurra, black duck. Yalangur, eagle hawk. Yalgar, main road. Yalleroi, name of parish. Yamala. Yandaran, water running botn ways. Yandilla, running water. Yandina, small place of water. Yangan, Aboriginal for "To go on," or "Go away." Yanna, aboriginal for "Get" or "Go away." Yarongmulu, sandstone. Yarraman Creek, name of township. Yarraman aboriginal for "horse." Yarranlea, "Yarran," small timber like myall or brigalow. Yarronvale, after sheep station of that same. Yarwun. Yatee, woman's name. Yeerongpilly, rain coming. Yelarbon, native name for large lagoon near station. Yengarie, after adjacent estate. Yeppen, name of lagoon. Yeppoon, name of township and old sugar plantation. Yeronga. Yerra, gum (flooded) tree. Yeulba, called after township (Yuleba). Yoocann, named by tramway board, meaning not known. Yungaburra, nanae of one of the tribes in Cairns district. Yuraraba, a round hill. Yurbi, thirsty. Yurol, scrub vine. Zillmere, after the Zillman family who lived in the neighbourhood.

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 * nom= La Ferté-Bernard
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 * nom               = Fillé
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 * caption           = Town hall and post office

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 * nom= Le Grand-Lucé
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 * nom= Gréez-sur-Roc
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 * nom= La Guierche
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 * nom= Jauzé
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 * caption= The millenary yew labelled Arbre remarquable


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 * caption           = Town hall


 * nom= Joué-l'Abbé
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 * caption= The church of Saint Denis


 * nom= Juigné-sur-Sarthe
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 * caption= General view
 * nom= Juillé
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 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Jupilles
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 * caption= The church of Saint Pierre of Jupilles


 * nom= La Bosse
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 * caption= The church of Saint Jacques


 * nom= La Chapelle-du-Bois
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 * caption= The church of Sainte Marie Madeleine


 * nom= La Chapelle-Huon
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 * nom= Laigné-en-Belin
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 * caption= Yhe chapel of Sainte Anne


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 * nom= Lavaré
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 * nom= Le Lude
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 * nom= Louailles
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 * taille drapeau= 100
 * image= mézeray30.jpg
 * caption= Vue de 30 mètres sur le centre de Mézeray depuis la place de la Poste, avril 2011

| image coat of arms     =             =
 * nom               = Mézières-sur-Ponthouin
 * drapeau           =
 * image             = Mézières-sur-Ponthouin - mairie.JPG
 * caption           = Town hall


 * nom= La Milesse
 * image= La Milesse.jpg
 * caption= Le plan d'eau et l'église


 * nom= Moitron-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Legueliant-photo01-800x532.jpg
 * caption= La commanderie du Gué-Lian.

| image coat of arms     =             = Blason ville fr Moncé-en-Belin (Sarthe).svg
 * nom               = Moncé-en-Belin
 * image             = Moncé-en-Belin - Eglise Saint-Etienne.JPG
 * caption           = L'église Saint-Étienne.


 * nom= Montabon
 * image= Rotonde ferroviaire de Montabon.jpg
 * caption= Rotonde ferroviaire de Montabon.


 * nom= Montaillé
 * image= Eglise de Montaillé.jpg


 * nom= Montbizot
 * image= L'Orne Saosnoise à Montbizot.jpg
 * caption= L'Orne saosnoise à Montbizot


 * nom= Montfort-le-Gesnois
 * image= 72241-Bourg1.jpg
 * caption=
 * image coat of arms     = Blason ville fr Montfort-le-Gesnois (Sarthe).svg


 * nom= Montmirail
 * image= Château de Montmirail (Sarthe).jpg
 * caption= Le château


 * nom= Montreuil-le-Henri
 * image= Eglise Montreuil-le-Henri.JPG
 * caption= L'église Sainte-Anne


 * nom= Mulsanne
 * image= 72213-mairie.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Neufchâtel-en-Saosnois
 * image= Abbaye de Perseigne.JPG
 * caption= Les ruines de l'abbaye de Perseigne

| nom               = Neuvillalais | image             = eglise_neuvillalais.jpg | caption           = Église


 * nom= Neuville-sur-Sarthe
 * image= 72217-Town hall.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Neuvillette-en-Charnie
 * image= Neuvillette-en-Charnie - Église Saint-Gemme 01.jpg
 * caption = L'église Saint-Gemme


 * nom               = Neuvy-en-Champagne
 * image             = Neuvy-en-Champagne - Church - 2.jpg
 * caption           = L'église Saint-Laurent.


 * nom= Nogent-le-Bernard
 * image= Nogent-le-Bernard et l'église.JPG
 * caption= Le bourg et l'église Saint-Jouin-de-Marnes


 * nom= Notre-Dame-du-Pé
 * image= Notre-Dame du Pé - Church - 1.jpg
 * caption= L'église Notre-Dame


 * nom= Noyen-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Marie de Noyen-sur-Sarthe.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Nuillé-le-Jalais
 * image= Nuillé-le-Jalais - mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Oisseau-le-Petit
 * image= Fanum d'Oisseau le Petit.jpg
 * caption= Le fanum


 * nom= Oizé
 * image= Oizé - Town hall (2011).jpg
 * caption= Town hall et poste d'Oizé


 * nom= Parcé-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Parcé-sur-Sarthe - Bourg (2011).jpg
 * caption= Le bourg


 * nom= Parennes
 * image= Church of Parennes (3).JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Martin


 * nom= Parigné-l'Évêque
 * image= Parigne - Eglise 01.jpg
 * caption= L'église Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption


 * nom= Parigné-le-Pôlin
 * image= Parigné-le-Pôlin (2012).JPG


 * nom= Peray
 * image= Église Saint Jouin de Peray.jpg
 * caption= L'église Saint-Jouin.


 * nom= Pezé-le-Robert
 * image= Pezé-le-Robert.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Martin


 * nom= Piacé
 * image= Piacé.jpg


 * nom= Pincé
 * image= Town hall de Pincé.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Pirmil
 * image= Marie de Pirmil.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Pizieux
 * image= Presbytère de Pizieux.JPG
 * caption= L'entrée du presbytère classé monument historique


 * nom= Poillé-sur-Vègre
 * image= PoilleSurVegre TiKer.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Poncé-sur-le-Loir
 * image= Château de Poncé-sur-le-Loir 03.jpg
 * caption= Le château de Poncé


 * nom= Pontvallain
 * image= Pontvallain - Town hall (2011).jpg
 * caption= Town hall avec vue sur l'église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul


 * nom           = Précigné
 * image = Précigné shopping street.JPG


 * nom= Préval
 * image= Préval - 01.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul


 * nom= Prévelles
 * image= Prévelles - Town hall.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom               = Pruillé-l'Éguillé
 * image             = Pruillé-l'Éguillé - Église Saint-Christophe 02.JPG
 * caption           = L'église Saint-Christophe


 * nom= Pruillé-le-Chétif
 * image= Pruillé-le-Chétif - Eglise.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Pierre


 * nom= La Quinte
 * image= La Quinte - Eglise 01.JPG
 * caption= Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Visitation


 * nom= René
 * image= Halles de René.jpg
 * caption= Les halles


 * nom= Requeil
 * image= Requeil - Eglise 1 (2012).JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Pierre


 * nom               = Roézé-sur-Sarthe
 * image             = Roézé-sur-Sarthe - Vue générale 1 (2012).JPG


 * nom= Rouessé-Fontaine
 * image= Église Saint Hermès de Rouessé Fontaine.jpg
 * caption= L'église Saint-Hermès


 * nom= Rouessé-Vassé
 * image= Colombier de vassé.JPG
 * caption= Le colombier de Vassé.


 * nom= Rouez
 * image= Panneau de Rouez-en-Champagne.jpg


 * nom= Rouillon
 * image= L'église Notre-Dame (face).jpg
 * caption= L'église Notre-Dame.


 * nom= Rouperroux-le-Coquet
 * image= Rouperroux-le-Coquet grange 02.JPG
 * caption= Une ancienne grange en centre-bourg


 * nom= Ruaudin
 * image= Ruaudin.jpg
 * caption= Rond-point sur la route du Mans


 * nom= Ruillé-en-Champagne
 * image= Ruillé-en-Champagne - bourg.jpg
 * caption= Le centre-bourg


 * nom= Sablé-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Sablé-sur-Sarthe - Town hall - 2.jpg
 * caption= L'hôtel de ville et la place Raphaël-Élizé.

| nom               = Saint-Aignan | image coat of arms     =             = | drapeau           = | image             = Saint-Aignan72 - mairie.JPG | caption           = Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Aubin-des-Coudrais
 * image= Saint-Aubin-des-Coudrais - mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Calais
 * image= Saint-Calais - Hôtel de ville.jpg
 * caption= L’hôtel de ville.
 * image coat of arms     = Blason ville fr Saint-Calais (Sarthe).svg


 * nom= Saint-Célerin
 * image= Saint-Célerin - mairie-poste 02.JPG
 * caption= Town hall-poste


 * nom= Saint-Christophe-du-Jambet
 * image= Église Saint Christophe de Saint Christophe du Jambet.jpg
 * caption= L'église Saint-Christophe


 * nom= Saint-Christophe-en-Champagne
 * image=St Christophe en Ch Church (3).JPG
 * caption= L'église de Saint-Christophe


 * nom= Saint-Corneille
 * image coat of arms     = Blason fr ville sainte-corneille.svg
 * image= Saint-Corneille - mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Cosme-en-Vairais
 * image= Saint-Cosme-en-Vairais - Contres - Eglise Saint-Augustin.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Augustin de Contres


 * nom= Saint-Denis-des-Coudrais
 * image= Saint-Denis-des-Coudrais - Town hall.JPG
 * caption= Town hall

| image coat of arms     =             = Blason ville fr Saint-Denis-d'Orques (Sarthe).svg
 * nom               = Saint-Denis-d'Orques
 * image             = Saint-Denis-d'Orques - bourg.jpg
 * caption           = Vue générale.


 * nom= Saint-Georges-de-la-Couée
 * image= Eglise Saint-Georges-de-la-Couee 01.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Georges

| nom               = Saint-Georges-du-Bois | image             = Town hall de Saint-Georges-du-Bois.jpg | caption           = Town hall. | image coat of arms     =             = Blason_Saint-Georges-du-Bois.svg
 * nom= Saint-Georges-du-Rosay
 * image= Saint-Georges-du-Rosay - 06.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Georges


 * nom= Saint-Georges-le-Gaultier
 * image= Town hall-St-Georges-le-Gaultier.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom               = Saint-Germain-d'Arcé
 * image             = Saint-Germain-d'Arcé - Église.JPG
 * caption           = Église Saint-Germain


 * nom= Saint-Germain-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Saint-Germain-sur-Sarthe - Town hall.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Gervais-de-Vic
 * image= Saint-Gervais-de-Vic - Vue générale.JPG
 * caption= Vue générale du village depuis l'ouest


 * nom= Saint-Gervais-en-Belin
 * image= Laigné - Saint-Gervais station 03.JPG
 * caption= La gare Laigné - Saint-Gervais


 * nom= Saint-Jean-d'Assé
 * image = Saint-Jean-d'Assé, Chapelle Notre-Dame des Champs.JPG
 * caption= La chapelle Notre-Dame-des-Champs


 * nom= Saint-Jean-de-la-Motte
 * image= St Jean Motte - Eglise 01.jpg
 * caption= L'église Saint-Jean-Baptiste.
 * image coat of arms     = Blason Saint-Jean-de-la-Motte.svg


 * nom= Saint-Jean-du-Bois
 * image= Saint-Jean-du-Bois - Vue générale (2012).JPG
 * caption= L'environnement de la commune


 * nom               = Saint-Léonard-des-Bois
 * image             = Centre Saint-Léonard-des-Bois 01.jpg
 * caption           = Centre de Saint-Léonard-des-Bois
 * caption blason    = #Héraldique


 * nom= Saint-Maixent
 * image= Vue de Saint Maixent au soir.JPG
 * caption= Vue crépusculaire.


 * nom= Saint-Marceau
 * image= Chapelle Saint Julien de Saint Marceau.jpg
 * caption= La chapelle Saint-Julien et le prieuré de Saint-Marceau


 * nom= Saint-Mars-d'Outillé
 * image= Saint-Mars-d'Outillé - Eglise Saint-Médard.JPG
 * caption= La vue sud de l'église Saint-Médard


 * nom= Saint-Mars-de-Locquenay
 * image= Saint-Mars-de-Locquenay mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Mars-la-Brière
 * image= Saint-Mars-la-Brière - Église Saint-Médard 01.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Médard.


 * nom= Saint-Martin-des-Monts
 * image= Saint-Martin-des-Monts - Église Saint-Martin 03.JPG
 * caption= L'église Saint-Martin


 * nom= Saint-Michel-de-Chavaignes
 * image= Saint-Michel-de-Chavaignes - Town hall.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Ouen-en-Belin
 * image= Saint-Ouen-en-Belin - Manoir de la Poissonnière.JPG
 * caption= Le manoir de la Poissonnière


 * nom= Saint-Ouen-en-Champagne
 * image= Clocher église St Ouen en Ch.JPG
 * caption= Le clocher de l'église


 * nom= Saint-Paul-le-Gaultier
 * image = Saint-Paul-le-Gaultier - Église.jpg
 * caption= Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul


 * nom= Saint-Pavace
 * image= 72310-mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Saint-Pierre-de-Chevillé
 * image= Saint-Pierre-de-Chevillé - Presbytère.JPG
 * caption= Le presbytère


 * nom               = Saint-Pierre-du-Lorouër
 * image             = Eglise Saint-Pierre-du-Lorouer 01.JPG
 * caption           = L'église Saint-Pierre


 * nom= Saint-Rémy-de-Sillé
 * image= Saint-Rémy-de-Sillé - Street.jpg
 * caption= La rue principale


 * nom= Saint-Rémy-des-Monts
 * image= Saint-Rémy-des-Monts 120814-01 mairie.JPG
 * caption= Le centre-bourg


 * nom= Saint-Rémy-du-Val
 * image= Saint-Rémy-du-Val.JPG
 * caption= Saint-Rémy-du-Val vue depuis les ruines du château


 * nom= Saint-Saturnin
 * image= Saint Saturnin (Sarthe).jpg
 * caption= L'entrée sud


 * nom= Saint-Symphorien
 * image= Saint-Symphorien 72 - Église 01.jpg
 * caption= L'église Saint-Symphorien


 * nom= Saint-Ulphace
 * image= St Ulphace.jpg
 * caption= Vue générale


 * nom               = Saint-Vincent-du-Lorouër
 * image             = Château des Etangs et de La Bruyère.jpg
 * caption           = Château des Étangs et de la Bruyère


 * nom= Sainte-Cérotte
 * image= Bourg de Saint-Cérotte.JPG
 * caption= Le bourg sous la neige.
 * image coat of arms     = Blason ville fr Sainte-Cerotte (72).svg


 * nom= Sainte-Jamme-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Sainte Jamme sur Sarthe.jpg
 * caption= The church


 * nom= Sainte-Osmane
 * image= Sainte-Osmane Eglise 02.JPG
 * caption= The church


 * nom= Sainte-Sabine-sur-Longève
 * image= Ste Sabine sur Longève.jpg
 * caption= The church of Sainte Sabine

nom= Saosnes
 * image= Église Saint-Julien de Montrenault.JPG
 * caption= The church of Saint Julien of Montrenault


 * nom= Sarcé
 * image= Sarcé - Eglise Saint-Martin (6).JPG
 * caption= The church of Saint Martin


 * nom= Sargé-lès-le-Mans
 * image= Sargé-les-Le-Mans.jpg
 * caption= The church of Saint Aubin

| image coat of arms     =             = Blason Savigne-l’évêque.svg
 * nom               = Savigné-l'Évêque
 * image             = Savigné-l'Évêque - Église Saint-Germain 01.JPG
 * caption           = The church of Saint Germain


 * nom= Savigné-sous-le-Lude
 * image= Savigné-sous-le-Lude - vue générale (2011).jpg
 * caption= The village - general view


 * nom= Sceaux-sur-Huisne
 * image= Église Saint-Germain-de-Paris de Sceaux-sur-Huisne.JPG
 * caption= The church of Saint Germain


 * nom= Ségrie
 * image= Ségrie - plaque de cocher.JPG
 * caption= Plaque in rue Pierreuse


 * nom               = Semur-en-Vallon
 * image             = Ecoles communales de Semur en Vallon.jpg
 * caption           = Écoles communales de Semur-en-Vallon


 * nom= Sillé-le-Guillaume
 * image= ChateauEgliseSilleGuillaume01.jpg
 * caption= The castle and the church of Notre-Dame


 * nom= Sillé-le-Philippe
 * image= Sillé-le-Philippe - mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Solesmes
 * image= 72336-bourg.jpg


 * nom= Sougé-le-Ganelon
 * image= FrancePaysDeLaLoireSougeLeGanelonPrieure.jpg
 * caption= The priory of Saint Martin


 * nom= Souillé
 * image= 72338-Eglise.jpg
 * caption= The church of Saint Martin


 * nom               = Souligné-Flacé
 * image             = Souligné Flacé TiKer.jpg
 * caption           = Town hall


 * nom= Soulitré
 * image= Soulitré - Town hall.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Souvigné-sur-Sarthe
 * image= Souvigné-sur-Sarthe - Church.jpg
 * caption= The church of Saint Maurille

|nom                = Spay |image              = Spay_centre.jpg |caption            = The church and the presbytery


 * nom= Surfonds
 * image= Surfonds vue générale.JPG
 * caption= View from the bridge over the Sourice

| image coat of arms     =             = Blason_ville_fr_La_Suze-sur-Sarthe_(Sarthe).svg
 * nom               = La Suze-sur-Sarthe
 * image             = La Suze-sur-Sarthe - Vue depuis le pont 1 (2012).JPG
 * caption           = The bridge over the Sarthe and the village


 * nom= Tassé
 * image= Centre Tassé.JPG
 * caption= Centre of Tassé


 * nom= Teillé
 * image= ChateauBoisclaireau1.jpg
 * caption= Château of Boisclaireau


 * nom= Teloché
 * image= TELOCHE - Notre Dame de l'Epine.jpg
 * caption= The chapel of Notre Dame de l’Épine
 * image coat of arms     = Blason ville fr Teloché (Sarthe).svg


 * nom= Tennie
 * image= Etang de Tennie 01.JPG
 * caption= L'étang et l'église Sainte-Corneille-et-Saint-Cyprien


 * nom= Terrehault
 * image= Terrehault - église Saint-Pierre 04.JPG
 * caption= The church of SaintPierre


 * nom= Théligny
 * image= INCONNU 6 - THELIGNY - La Gare du Tramway.JPG
 * caption= The railway station between 1924 and 1926


 * nom= Thorée-les-Pins
 * image= Thoree les Pins Town hall.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Thorigné-sur-Dué
 * image= Thorigne-sur-due Monument Hotel.jpg
 * caption= The monument to the war dead


 * nom               = Torcé-en-Vallée
 * image             = Torcé-en-Vallée - Poste.jpg
 * caption           = The post office
 * nom= Trangé
 * image= Château de la Groirie 4.JPG
 * caption= Le château of la Groirie


 * nom= Tresson
 * image= Tresson - Église 01.JPG
 * caption= The church of Saint Martin seen from rue des Rosiers

| nom               = Tuffé-Val-de-la-Chéronne | image             = Tuffé - Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Paul 01.JPG | caption           = The church of Saint Pierre and Saint Paul

| image coat of arms     =             = Blason Vaas.jpg
 * nom               = Vaas
 * caption blason    = vaas#Armoiries et blasons de Vaas
 * image             = Vaas Barrage.jpg
 * caption           = The dam


 * nom= Vallon-sur-Gée
 * image= Château de la Grange Moreau.jpg
 * caption= The château of the Grange Moreau


 * nom= Verneil-le-Chétif
 * image= 72369_mairie.jpg
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Vezot
 * image= Vezot_2012_20.JPG
 * caption= View of the Roman way


 * nom= Villaines-la-Gonais
 * image= Villaines-la-Gonais - mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom               = Villaines-sous-Lucé
 * image             = Église Notre-Dame de Villaines-sous-Lucé.JPG
 * caption           = The church of Notre-Dame


 * nom= Villaines-sous-Malicorne
 * image= 23 mars 018.JPG
 * caption= Town hall

| nom               = Villeneuve-en-Perseigne | image             = Église de la Trinité, monument aux morts, Roullée.jpg | caption           = The church of the Trinité at Roullée


 * nom= Vion
 * image= Vion (72) La Chapelle du Chêne Basilique 1.JPG
 * caption= La basilica of Notre-Dame-du-Chêne

| image coat of arms     =         = Blason ville fr Vivoin (Sarthe).svg
 * nom= Vivoin
 * image= Église Saint Hippolyte de Vivoin.jpg
 * caption= The priory church


 * nom= Voivres-lès-le-Mans
 * image= Eglise de Voivres- lès-le-Mans.jpg
 * caption= The church of Saint-Étienne


 * nom= Volnay
 * image= Volnay (Sarthe) mairie.JPG
 * caption= Town hall


 * nom= Vouvray-sur-Huisne
 * image= Vouvray-sur -huisne 72.JPG
 * caption= The village


 * nom               = Yvré-l'Évêque
 * image             = Pont Roman d'Yvré l'évêque.JPG
 * caption           = Roman bridge


 * nom= Yvré-le-Pôlin
 * image= Yvré-le-Pôlin - Vue générale (2012).JPG

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EMMELINA DE NORMANDY 123456789012345678901234567890123 Hugh de Lacy, Lord of Lassy 1020 1085 123456789012345678901234567890123 MARSHAL Emma 1022 in Bois L'Eveque 1074 1234567890123456789012345678901234 MARSHAL Gilbert C980 in Bois L'Eveque MARGUE GENEVE 1234567890123456789012345 Rodolphe de Genève 1220 1265 12345678901234567890123456 Guillaume II de Genève 1185 1252 123456789012345678901234567 Guillaume I de Genève 1132 1195 1234567890123456789012345678 Amédée I de Genève 1098 1178 12345678901234567890123456789 Aymon I de Genève d 1128 123456789012345678901234567890 Gérold II de Genève 1020 1080 1234567890123456789012345678901 Gérold I de Genève 990 1023 12345678901234567890123456789012 ?? de Genève 123456789012345678901234567890123 Albert de Genève d 1001 1234567890123456789012345678901234 Conrad I de Genève 930 963 12345678901234567890123456789012345 Albitius 900 932 123456789012345678901234567890123456 Ratbert 875 901 123456789012345678901234567 FAUCIGNY Marguerite 1138 in Faucigny, Haute-Savoie 1230 in Geneve 1234567890123456789012345678 FAUCIGNY Aymon I 1108 1178 12345678901234567890123456789 FAUCIGNY Rudolph I 1078 1125 123456789012345678901234567890 FAUCIGNY Guillaume 1053 1119 1234567890123456789012345678901 FAUCIGNY Louis 1030 1060 12345678901234567890123456789012 FAUCIGNY Emeraud I 957 1030 123456789012345678901234567890123 FAUCIGNY Sigefroy 1234567890123456789012345678901 RHEINFELDEN Thietburge C1040 12345678901234567890123456789012 RHEINFELDEN Rudolf 1025 1080 123456789012345678901234567890123 RHEINFELDEN Kuno 12345678901234567890123456789012 SAVOIE Adelaide 1035 1079 123456789012345678901234567890123 SAVOIE Otto I 1002 1057 1234567890123456789012345678901234 SAVOIE Humbert II 972 1043 12345678901234567890123456789012345 GENEVE Gerald C942 1234567890123456789012345678901234 LENZBURG Ancelie 974 1020 12345678901234567890123456789012345 SCHANNI Arnold 123456789012345678901234567890 -- Leticia 2345678901234567890123456789 DE BEAUVOIR Constance C1100 123456789012345678901234567890 DE BEAUVOIR Geoffrey 1070 1234567890123456789012345678 DE BESANCON Clemencia C1112 12345678901234567890123456 -- Alice 1234567890123456789012345 Marie de La Tour du Pin 12345678901234567890123456 Albert II de La Tour du Pin 1176 1226 12345678901234567890123456 Marie 123456789012345678901234567 Robert IV Dauphin d'Auvergne 1150 1234 1234567890123456789012345678 Guillaume VII d'Auvergne 12345678901234567890123456789 Robert III d'Auvergne 123456789012345678901234567890 Guillaume VI d'Auvergne 1069 1136 1234567890123456789012345678901 Robert II d'Auvergne, comte d'Auvergne et de Gévaudan 1234567890123456789012345678901 Judith de Melgueil 123456789012345678901234567890 Emma 1234567890123456789012345678901 Roger I de Sicile 1031 1101 12345678901234567890123456789012 Tancrède de Hauteville d 1041 12345678901234567890123456789012 Frédésende 1234567890123456789012345678901 Judith d'Évreux 1234567890123456789012345678 Marquise d'Albon 12345678901234567890123456789 Guigues IV d'Albon 123456789012345678901234567890 Guigues III d'Albon 1060 1133 1234567890123456789012345678901 Guigues II d'Albon 1025 1079 12345678901234567890123456789012 Guigues I d'Albon 1000 1070 12345678901234567890123456789012 Adélaïde de Savoie 1234567890123456789012345678901 Pétronille de Royans 12345678901234567890123456789012 Arnaud de Royans 12345678901234567890123456789012 Pétronille de Grenoble 123456789012345678901234567890 -- Mathilde 12345678901234567890123456789 Marguerite de Bourgogne 1098 1163 123456789012345678901234567890 Étienne I de Bourgogne 1065 1102

Guillaume I de Bourgogne 1020 1087 Renaud I de Bourgogne 986 1057 Otte-Guillaume de Bourgogne 962 1026 Aubert I d'Italie 931 972

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32. Arnoul Ier de Flandre

16. Baudouin III de Flandre

33. Adèle de Vermandois

8. Arnoul II de Flandre

34. Hermann Ier de Saxe

17. Mathilde de Saxe

35. Hildegarde de Westerburg

4. Baudouin IV de Flandre

36. Adalbert Ier d'Ivrée

18. Bérenger II d'Ivrée

37. Gisèle de Frioul

9. Rozala d'Italie

38. Boson d'Arles

19. Willa d'Arles

2. Baudouin V de Flandre

40. Wigéric de Bidgau

20. Sigefroid de Luxembourg

41. Cunégonde de France ?

10. Frédéric de Luxembourg

42. Eberhard IV de Nordgau

21. Hedwige de Norgau

5. Ogive de Luxembourg

1. Baudouin VI de Flandre

48. Robert Ier de France

24. Hugues le Grand

49. Béatrice de Vermandois

12. Hugues Capet

50. Henri Ier de Germanie

25. Hedwige de Saxe

51. Mathilde de Ringelheim

6. Robert II de France

52. Ebles Manzer

26. Guillaume III de Poitiers

53. Adèle

13. Adélaïde d'Aquitaine

54. Rollon

27. Adèle de Normandie

55. Poppa de Bayeux

3. Adèle de France

28. Boson II d'Arles

14. Guillaume Ier de Provence

29. Constance de Provence

7. Constance d'Arles

60. Foulques Ier d'Anjou

30. Foulque II d'Anjou

61. Roscille de Loches

15. Adélaïde d'Anjou

31. Gerberge ?

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