A GAZETTEER
OF
TOWNS AND PLACES
IN
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA[2]
ABBREVIATIONS
| A. | Author |
| Ass. | Associations with |
| Bp. | Birthplace |
| Cap. | Capital |
| F. | Founded |
| Ind. | Indies |
| Res. | Residence |
| Sc. | Scene (of, in) |
| W. | War(s) |
| Cent. A. | Central America |
| Conn. | Connecticut |
| Mass. | Massachusetts |
| Mex. W. | Mexican War |
| N.A. | North America |
| N.Y. | New York |
| Penn. | Pennsylvania |
| S.A. | South America |
| U.S. | United States |
| S. A. W. Ind. | South American War of Independence |
[Abancay], Peru. 10S. 70W. Victory of Almagro, fellow-conqueror with Pizarro of Peru and Chili, over his Spanish rival Alvarado, Captain-General of Peru, 1537. (See Prescott, 'Conquest of Peru.')
Acadia, see [Nova Scotia].
[Acapulco], Mexico. 16N. 99W. Old commercial centre; Spanish galleon from, captured by Anson, 1743; by Parker, 1762. (See Anson, 'Voyage Round the World.')
Acul, Haiti. 19N. 74W. Port named Saint-Thomas by Columbus.