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From Wikipedia

  • Alt Zion (Old Zionsville)
  • Bareschwamm (Bear Swamp, PA)
  • Barewald (Bear's Woods, PA)
  • Yaegersbarig (Hunter's Hill)
  • Barigesie (Perkasie, PA - in alde Zeite Birkensee)
  • Barigeomewill (Perkiomenville, PA)
  • Barigschtrooss (Ridge Road, as vun Sumneytown naach Perkasie geht)
  • Beintschwamm (a lowland swamp in which evergreen trees flourish; name used for land beyond the Blue Mountain)
  • Betzischtettel (Elizabethtown)
  • Bittnersdaal (Bittner's Valley)
  • Blummebarig (Bloomsburg, PA)
  • Botschdaal (Budge Valley, PA)
  • Breenschwill (Bergey, PA - in former times called "Branchville")
  • Budderdaal (Bally to Hereford, PA)
  • Buddermillich Falls (buttermilk falls)
  • Bulleschtrooss (Bull Street in Franconia Twp.)
  • Bullfrackeschteddel (bullfrog town)
  • Buxloch (Laurel Hole, may be also in West Cocalico Twp., Lanc. County)
  • Deitsch Eck (German Corner, area SW of Baltic, OH, which was originally settled by Germans)
  • Eileschteddel ("Owl Town")
  • Eisebrick (Ironbridge, PA)
  • Feierschtee Ritsch (Firestone Ridge)
  • Feierschtee Daal (Flint Valley)
  • Fimf Meil Schwamm (five mile swamp)
  • Gaepbarig (Gap Mountain)
  • Galyebarig (Gallow's Hill)
  • Die Gass (name of road from Sumneytown to Hoppenville, PA)
  • Geierdaal (Vulture Ravine)
  • Genseboddem ("Goose Bottom", the east-west valley immediately north of Walnut Creek, OH; many geese were raised here by the farmers and the creek, Goose Bottom Creek, afforded many fine feeding places and lots of water for the geese)
  • Gensehiwwel ("Goose Hill")
  • Glappboard Gmeehaus (The Groffdale Team Mennonite Church)
  • Gleeschippach or Gleebreensch (little branche of the Skippack Creek)
  • Gleehimmel (Hatfield Meetinghouse of Mennonite Brethren in Christ)
  • Glee Kaft (Little Gap)
  • Glee Lechaa (Little Lehigh Creek)
  • Glee Michelbarig (Zionsville, Rt. 1, PA)
  • Grooss Miehlbarig (Palm, PA)
  • Haasedaal (Rabbit Valley)
  • Hammeschteddel (Hametown)
  • Heedelbarig (Heidelberg, PA)
  • Helfrichs Schpring (Helfrich's Spring)
  • Henkischteddel ("Henki Town")
  • Hessischi Schtrooss ("Hessian Road")
  • Hessedaal (Hessian Valley, NY)
  • Igelgraawe ("Igel Hollow", OH - a small ravine)
  • Kaschehiwwelweg (Cherry Hill Road)
  • Kolwelehn (Kulp's Lane)
  • Kunkelsbaerig (Kunkel's Hill)
  • Laayer-Barig (Lawyer's Hill)
  • La Booberty (gorge or hollow known as Doughty Glens, Doughty Hollow, Troyer's Hollow, OH; from 1840 to 1860 known as Altman's Hollow)
  • Lange Rann (Long Run Creek)
  • Leddebarig
  • Leddebrick
  • Leddedaal
  • Moyer Hiwwel (Meyer's Hill, near Kalona, IA)
  • Nuddeltaun (Noodletown)
  • Oswaldsgawwel (Oswald's Fork)
  • Peders Karich (St. Peter's Church)
  • Hellerschteddel (Perrysburg)
  • Putschtown (Name given formerly to Charm, OH. It was first called Stevenson, and changed to Charm when the post office was established. After a few houses had been build, a visitor passing through remarked in PG, "Es is yo yuscht en gleener Putsche.")
  • Rausch Grick (Rausch Creek)
  • Rexebarig (Rex Hill)
  • Ridge Kopp (Ridge Head)
  • Rockmeind Barig (Rock Ore Hill)
  • Rot Hiwwel (the large hill immediately south of Dover, OH; there is much red soil on top of the hill)
  • Sackne
  • Salzbarig Taunschip
  • Salzrewwer ("Salt River")
  • Schannschteefelse (Chimney Rock)
  • Schmidde-Kaft (Smith's Gap)
  • Schmoktaun (Smoketown)
  • Schneckeschulhaus (Schneck's School)
  • Schnoke Loch ("mosquito hole")
  • Schoherie (no English and no location given)
  • Schpring Waelli (Spring Valley)
  • Schteebarig (a small ridge immediately north of the Blue Mountain)
  • Alt Zion (Old Zionsville)