1 A borough of north-central England northeast of Manchester.

2 A city of north-central Zambia near the Zaire border.

3 A city of north-central Illinois, a manufacturing suburb of Peoria on the Illinois River. Population, 21,378.

4 A cape of north-central Siberian U. S. S. R on the Taimyr Peninsula. It is the northernmost point of Asia.

5 A city of north-central France, an industrial suburb of Paris on the Marne River. Population, 7,[] '93.

6 A city of north-central North Carolina east of Winston-Salem. Settled in1749, it is a textile center. Population, 183, 521.

7 A city of north-central Zambia near the Zaire border. It was founded in1936 as a copper-mining center. Population, 207, 500.

8 A city of north-central Colorado, a residential and industrial suburb of Denver on the South Platte River. Population, 29,387.

9 The former rail hub for north-central Chile now houses various art and music exhibits.

10 The capital of Vermont, in the north-central part of the state. Founded in 780, it became the state capital in 805. Population, 8,247.

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

12 A city of north-central France on the Marne River east-northeast of Paris.

13 A city of north-central Utah, a residential suburb of Salt Lake City. Population, 32, 877.

14 A city of north-central Czechoslovakia near the Oder River. It is a manufacturing center in a coal-mining area. Population, 325, 431.

15 A city of north-central Italy near the Ligurian Sea north of Leghorn.

16 The capital of Ecuador, in the north-central part of the country.

17 A city of north-central Italy southwest of Ravenna. It is noted for its richly colored pottery, produced here since the 2th century. Population, 39,700.

18 North-central Florida, especially Orange County where Orlando is located, has experienced frequent droughts in the last decade.

19 A country of north-central Africa. Formerly part of French Equatorial Africa, it became independent in 1960. Ndjamena is the capital and the largest city.

20 Native American people formerly inhabiting north-central Missouri, with present-day descendants living with the Oto in north-central Oklahoma.

21 A range of north-central Idaho between the Salmon River and the Bitterroot Range. The highest point is about 2,745 m (9,000 ft).

22 A city of north-central Illinois, a manufacturing suburb of Peoria on the Illinois River. Population, 2,378.

23 This image shows an area in north-central Tanzania, at approximately 6.43 degrees south and 37.61 degrees east.

24 A river rising in north-central North Carolina and flowing about 20 km (25 mi) southeast and east to join the Haw River and form the Cape Fear River.

25 A city of north-central Georgia northeast of Atlanta in the foothills of the Blue Ridge. It is a trade and industrial center. Population, 17, 885.

26 A narrow lake of north-central Washington in the Cascade Range. It is the third-deepest freshwater lake in the United States.

27 The crop K uptakes in northwestern China were general higher and the double cropping under north-central China showed much higher annual crop K uptakes than the single crop in northeastern China.

28 An intermittent river, about 1,126 km (700 mi) long, of the Simpson Desert in north-central Australia.

29 An intermittent river, about , 2' km (700 mi) long, of the Simpson Desert in north-central Australia.

30 Teochew people came mostly from Henan and Shanxi by way of Fujian, with well-maintained language and customs from north-central China.

31 The animal was apparently washed inside by the high water Monday night, said Luiz Claudio Farias, a captain of firefighters in the north-central city of Parauapebas.

32 A river rising in north-central Spain and flowing about 772 km (480 mi) westward then southwestward along the Spanish-Portuguese border. It enters the Atlantic Ocean at Oporto.

33 A city of north-central France, a suburb of Paris. Orly Field is a major international airport serving the Paris region. Population, 23,766.

34 Italy's industrial districts are concentrated in its north-central and north-eastern regions.

35 One population migrates hundreds of miles across the Great Plains from north-central Montana into southern Saskatchewan and Alberta.

36 A city of north-central Massachusetts west of Fitchburg. Its furniture industry dates from c. 1805. Population, 20, 125.

37 Buddhism and a sophisticated system of irrigation became the pillars of classical Sinhalese civilization (200 BC-1200 AD) that flourished in the north-central part of the island.

38 The tiny rabbits are found only in Douglas County in north-central Washington.

39 A country of north-central Africa. Formerly part of French Equatorial Africa, it became independent in 1960. Ndjamena is the capital and the largest city. Population, 4,405,000.

40 A Native American people formerly inhabiting north-central Missouri, with present-day descendants living with the Oto in north-central Oklahoma.

41 A city of north-central Zambia near the Zaire border. It was founded in 93' as a copper-mining center. Population, 207,500.

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42 The capital and largest city of Colorado, in the north-central part of the state on the South Platte River.

43 The capital of Tennessee, in the north-central part of the state northeast of Memphis.

44 A river rising in the Appalachian Mountains of north-central Alabama near Birmingham and flowing about 322 km (200 mi) generally south to the Alabama River near Selma.

45 A city of north-central North Carolina east of Winston-Salem. Settled in 749, it is a textile center. Population, 83,52.

46 A city of north-central Czechoslovakia near the Oder River. It is a manufacturing center in a coal-mining area. Population, 325,43.

47 A city of north-central Florida south-southeast of Gainesville. It is a trade, processing, and shipping center in a citrus-growing region. Population, 42, 045.

48 A city of north-central Colombia in the Cordillera Oriental of the Andes. Founded in1622, it is a leading commercial center. Population, 342, 169.

49 A gorge, about 48 km (30 mi) long, of north-central Washington, carved by the Columbia River. It is fed by water from the Grand Coulee Dam.

50 The capital of Kentucky, in the north-central part of the state northwest of Lexington.

51 An active volcano, about 4,208 m (13,796 ft) high, of north-central Hawaii Island. It is the highest peak in the islands.

52 A region and former duchy of north-central Germany. Established in the 13th century, the duchy became independent in 1918 before joining the Weimar Republic.

53 A river, about 209 km (130 mi) long, rising in north-central North Carolina and flowing generally southeast to join the Deep River and form the Cape Fear River.