1. A major late north-north-west thrust episode has been identified, possibly associated with movements on the Boundary Slide in adjacent areas.

2. A city of northeast Pakistan north-northwest of Lahore. Settled by Sikhs in 7'5, it was interim capital of Pakistan from 959 to 970. Population, 452,000.

3. A city of eastern Wisconsin on Lake Winnebago north-northwest of Fond du Lac.

4. A city of southeast New Hampshire north-northwest of Dover. Settled in 1728, it has diverse industries. Population, 25,630.

5. A city of north-central Utah north-northwest of Provo. It is a manufacturing center in an irrigated farming area. Population, '7,5'.

6. A city of northeast Ohio north-northwest of Youngstown. It is an iron and steel center. Population, 21, 128.

7. In comparison to the north-northwest direction, gold tends to large ore-bodies in the direction of northwest.

8. A borough of southeast England north-northwest of London. A millinery industry was established here during the reign of James I. Population, 164, 200.

9. A city of northeast South Dakota north-northwest of Sioux Falls. It is a commercial center in an agricultural region. Population, 17, 592.

10. A city of western California north-northwest of San Francisco. Luther Burbank lived here, and his experimental gardens are preserved as a memorial. Population, 113, 313.

11. A city of northeast Ohio north-northwest of Youngstown. It is an iron and steel center.

12. A city on the Sava River north-northwest of Belgrade. Long the chief city of Croatia, it was a center of the Yugoslavian nationalist movement in the19th century.

13. A city of eastern Pennsylvania north-northwest of Philadelphia. Founded in1762, the city is an industrial and commercial center. Population, 105, 090.

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14. A city of eastern Michigan on Saginaw Bay north-northwest of Detroit. It is a port of entry and industrial center. Population, 38,93'.

15. A city of central Missouri north-northwest of Jefferson City. The main campus of the University of Missouri (established 1839) is here. Population, 69,101.

16. A city of northeast Ohio north-northwest of Youngstown. It is an iron and steel center. Population, 2, 28.

17. A city of central Missouri north-northwest of Jefferson City. The main campus of the University of Missouri (established 839) is here. Population, '9,0.

18. A city of western California north-northwest of San Francisco. It is a residential community with varied light industries. Population, 48, 404.

19. The first epicentre was 295km (180 miles) north-northwest of Vanuatu's largest island, Santo, at a depth of 35km (21.7 miles).

20. Cloud, then, struck out cross-country to the Albion site north-northwest.

21. A city of southeast European U. S. S. R. at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains north-northwest of Tbilisi.

22. A city of southwest Germany on the Neckar River north-northwest of Stuttgart.

23. A city of eastern Pennsylvania on the Lehigh River north-northwest of Philadelphia. It is an important steel-producing center. Population, 7,428.

24. A city of eastern Pennsylvania on the Lehigh River north-northwest of Philadelphia. It is an important steel - producing center. Population, 71, 428.

25. A city of southwest Germany at the confluence of the Rhine and Neckar rivers north-northwest of Stuttgart.

26. A burgh of central Scotland on the Tay River north-northwest of Edinburgh.

27. A river rising in the Mackenzie Mountains of western Northwest Territories, Canada, and flowing about 499 km (30 mi) generally north-northwest to the Mackenzie River.

28. A city of south-central California in the San Joaquin Valley north-northwest of Bakersfield. It is a processing and shipping center. Population, 22,7'2.

29. A city of southern Siberian U. S. S. R. on the Angara River north-northwest of Irkutsk. It has hydroelectric power installations. Population, 240, 000.