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É'êxováhtóva Billings (literally, sawing-place, named for sawmills)
É'ometaa'e Missouri River
Heévâhetaneno Oklahoma (literally, rope-people-place)
He'ameo'hé'e Kirby (literally, up-river)
He'konemâhoéve'ho'eno Hardin
Hemé'kónôhmâsêháneeveno Crazy Heads (area)
Henenéo'hé'e Rosebud Creek
Heóvonêheo'hé'e Muddy Creek (literally, yellowish-river)
Ho'óseo'hé'e Colstrip (literally, coal-river)
Ho'xó'mâhoéve'ho'eno Sheridan (literally, up against (the mountains) place)
Hoxo'ôhtséo'he'e Green Leaf (literally, green-river)
Méave'ho'eno agency (often used to refer to Lame Deer)
Mo'ôhtávôheomeneno Lame Deer (literally, black-lodge-place)
Óevemanâheno Birney (lit., scabby-band-place)
Óoetaneno Crow Agency
Ononeno Ree District
Póno'e downriver (especially refers to the Jim Town area or El Reno, Oklahoma)
táxeto the divide (for example the Lame Deer-Ashland Divide or the Birney Divide; literally, on top)
Totoemanâheno Ashland
Tséhnésovaotse Lame Deer Forks
Tséxhóetšéškoneeoo'e mahpe the Spring (between Lame Deer and Birney; literally, where the water comes out)
Vétanovéo'hé'e Tongue River
Vóhpoométaneno Busby (White River place)
