19 - Bicoli, Halmahera, Indonesia

On the E peninsula of the big island W of New Guinea. Here's a butterfly native to the island:

108 - Bassett, Nebraska

S of the Niobeara River, between Newport and Long Pine. "A shipping point for wild hay, the town was named for J.W. Bassett, a rancher, who drove the first herd of cattle into the section in 1871."

56 - Bristol, England, UK

Near the mouth of the River Avon. While I knew that Bristol was home of the "Bristol Sound", aka trip-hop etc., I hadn't realized that seminal trip-hop group Portishead was named for a nearby riverine suburb.

29 - Babai, Madhya Pradesh, India

50mi. SE of Bhopal, on the Narnada River. Or south of the Naranda River (at least the two MP Babais on Google Maps are).

119 - Bello, Colombia

Just N of Medellín.

Here's my quick sketch of the Capilla de Nuestra Señora del Rosario de Hatoviejo, an oldish looking church in Bello.

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93 - Buluk, Kenya

Oasis 40mi. E of Lake Turkana. Includes a Miocene fossil site where some of the oldest Old World Monkey remains have been found, as well as some hominids.


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