1. A city of west-central Oregon east of Eugene. Near the foothills of the Cascade Range, it is a processing center. Population, 44, 683.

2. A lake of west-central New York. The longest of the Finger Lakes, it is a popular resort area.

3. A city of west-central Germany in the Ruhr Valley northeast of Essen. It is a major industrial and coal-mining center. Population, 287,956.

4. A river of west-central Venezuela originating in the Andes of Colombia and flowing about 805 km (500 mi) eastward to the Orinoco River.

5. A borough of west-central England on the Severn River south-southwest of Birmingham.

6. A city of west-central Angola on Lobito Bay, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean.

7. The capital of Turkey, in the west-central part of the country at an elevation of about 95 m (3,000 ft).

8. A city of west-central Israel on the Mediterranean Sea near Tel Aviv-Jaffa. It is a resort and an industrial center. Population, 3,200.

9. A city of west-central European U. S. S. R. on the Dnieper River west-southwest of Moscow.

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10. A city of west-central Massachusetts on the Connecticut River north of Springfield. It is the seat of Smith College(founded1875). Population, 29, 289.

11. A city of west-central Newfoundland, Canada, on an estuary emptying into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Population, 24,339.

12. A city of west-central California on an island in San Francisco Bay near Oakland. It is the site of a naval air base. Population, 76, 459.

13. A city of west-central New York in the Finger Lakes region west-southwest of Syracuse. Founded in1793, it is a manufacturing center. Population, 31, 258.

14. A city of west-central Germany, an industrial suburb of Essen on the Ruhr River. Population, 54,887.

15. A city of west-central Mississippi east of Greenville. It is a trade center for a cotton-growing region.

16. A city of west-central Germany southwest of Cologne. It was a center of Carolingian culture. Population, 84, '3.

17. A borough of west-central England west-northwest of Birmingham. It is an industrial center in a coal-mining region. Population, 123, 525.

18. The capital of Transkei, in the west-central part of the homeland. It was founded in1860 as a military post. Population, 30, 000.

19. A river rising in the Cascade Range of west-central Oregon and flowing about 402 km (250 mi) generally north to the Columbia River near The Dalles .

20. A historical region and former duchy of west-central Germany east of the Rhine River.

21. A city of west-central Germany in the Ruhr Valley east of Essen. Chartered in 32, it is an industrial and commercial center. Population, 384,774.

22. A city of west-central Israel near Tel Aviv-Jaffa. It was established in 94. Population, 37,800.

23. A city of west-central Germany in the Ruhr Valley northeast of Essen. It is a major industrial and coal-mining center. Population, 287,95'.

24. A municipal borough of west-central England on the Severn River north-northeast of Gloucester.

25. A city of west-central Arizona on the California border. London Bridge, transported from England, is a popular tourist attraction. Population, 24, 363.

26. A city of west-central Germany in the Ruhr Valley west-northwest of Dortmund. It is an industrial center. Population, 7', 82.

27. A city of west-central Mississippi east of Greenville. It is a trade center for a cotton-growing region. Population, 18, 906.

28. A city of west-central Texas west-southwest of Abilene. It is a trade center in an agricultural region. Population, 23,093.

29. The index is a price-weighted list of 36 companies designed to measure the economy of west-central Florida.

30. A peak, 4,318.2 m (14,158 ft) high, in the Cascade Range of west-central Washington near Mount Rainier.