Under the following table, geographical names are used to illustrate.

It is also a geographical name given to places in Alaska, and the native people of the area.

It is not known how many geographical names have changed under the ordinance.

I have a personal list of the coolest geographical names.

Both are geographical names, but their legal status is entirely different, for a technical reason.

When the board was formed in 1891, it made some sweeping changes to geographical names around the country.

Rather, each nation has personal and geographical names taken from a real nation on Earth.

I am also thinking of the protection of geographical names.

And it is not just because this aster bears the geographical name.

Historically (before the 1970s), every meteorite was given a simple geographical name.