The name of this range rightly suggests the tradition of mineral wealth, worked by generations of small groups of craftsmen (gold and silver, lead and copper, tungsten [wolfram], and pitchblende).
This will help you think of a name for the range.
SUSAN CATTO Correction: June 20 , 2004 Sunday An answer in the Q&A column on June 6 about an itinerary in Scotland misstated the name of the mountain range by the Malt Whiskey Trail.
Correction: December 24, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about James H. Giffen, an American businessman who advises the government of Kazakhstan, misstated the name of the mountain range that dominates the Kazakh city of Almaty.
The planet Carpathia, named after the steamship that picked up the survivors of the Titanic (also the name of the mountain range where one of Dracula's castles still stands, maybe this ties in with the blood and cloning elements of the show – there are no shortage of on-the-nose names in science fiction).
Long after we've forgotten the name of the mountain range behind us, and the person we have our arm round, it's nice to be reminded that long ago we had fun somewhere or other.
That name remains today (the second oldest place name in Orange County, after Santiago Creek), and the name of the mountain range and city were derived from the river.
Garnets are also found at some Montana sapphire sites, inspiring the name of the Garnet Range, which lies to the north of the Sapphire Mountains.
This section was also amended to correct the name of the Low Tatra range of mountains, from Lower Tatra as the original said.
There may also have been a selection bias in the PLACE-study in Kapiri Mposhi since a comparison with a similar survey conducted two years earlier in the same district revealed that the interviewers did not obtain the names of the full range of existing venues (125 places were named in 2005, of which 101 were found).
