 the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, now part of the BNSF Railroad
 Delmar, Delaware and Delmar, Maryland (Delaware and Maryland)
 Flomaton, Alabama (Florida, Alabama, plus -ton)
 Florala, Alabama (Florida and Alabama)
§ Idavada, Idaho (Idaho and Nevada) rail siding on the Oregon Short Line RR about a mile north of the Idaho-Nevada border in Twin Falls County; line now abandoned and removed
§ Idmon, Idaho (Idaho and Montana) former town in the Camas Meadows area of Clark County
§ Illiana, Illinois (Edgar County) (Illinois and Indiana) former name of Raven, Illinois
 Illiana, Illinois (Vermilion County) (Illinois and Indiana)
 Illiana Heights, Illinois (Illinois and Indiana)
 Illmo, Scott City, Missouri (Illinois and Missouri) railroad town located at the Missouri end of a rail bridge over the Mississippi River; now merged with Scott City
§ Kanado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado), community located about 10 miles (16 kilometers) east of Colorado-Kansas line in Greeley County during the 1940s
§ Kanco, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado), current railroad stop 1.8 miles (3 kilometers) east of the Colorado-Kansas border in Greeley County
 Kanorado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado) town in the middle of sunflower fields that has seen busier days
 Kenova, West Virginia (Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia)
 Kensee, Kentucky (Kentucky and Tennessee), former coal mining town in Whitley County near Jellico, Tennessee
 Kentenia, Kentucky (Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia) former coal mining town in Harlan County near the southeastern point of Kentucky
 Kenvir, Kentucky (Kentucky and Virginia) former coal mining town whose mineworkers engaged in the Coal Wars in Harlan County, including the Battle of Evarts
§ Laark, Louisiana (Louisiana and Arkansas), former shipping and supply point in northeastern Morehouse Parish; now a rural locality
§ Latex, Louisiana and Latex, Texas (Louisiana and Texas) former town on the border, in both Caddo Parish, Louisiana and Harrison County, Texas
 Latex, Texas (Panola County) (Louisiana and Texas) former name of Panola, Texas
 Mardela Springs, Maryland
the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, now part of the BNSF Railroad 
  Delmar, Delaware and Delmar, Maryland (Delaware and Maryland) 
  Flomaton, Alabama (Florida, Alabama, plus -ton) 
  Florala, Alabama (Florida and Alabama) 
 § Idavada, Idaho (Idaho and Nevada) rail siding on the Oregon Short Line RR about a nautical mile union of the Idaho - Nevada border in Twin Falls County; line nowadays abandon and removed 
 § Idmon, Idaho (Idaho and Montana) former township in the Camas Meadows area of Clark County 
 § Illiana, Illinois (Edgar County) (Illinois and Indiana) former name of Raven, Illinois 
  Illiana, Illinois (Vermilion County) (Illinois and Indiana) 
  Illiana Heights, Illinois (Illinois and Indiana) 
  Illmo, Scott City, Missouri (Illinois and Missouri) railroad township locate at the Missouri end of a track bridge over the Mississippi River; now merged with Scott City 
 § Kanado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado), residential district located about 10 miles (16 kilometers) east of Colorado - Kansas line in Greeley County during the 1940s 
 § Kanco, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado), current railroad stop 1.8 mile (3 kilometers) east of the Colorado - Kansas border in Greeley County 
  Kanorado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado) town in the center of sunflower fields that has seen busy days 
  Kenova, West Virginia (Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia) 
  Kensee, Kentucky (Kentucky and Tennessee), erstwhile coal mining town in Whitley County near Jellico, Tennessee 
  Kentenia, Kentucky (Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia) former coal mining town in Harlan County near the southeast point of Kentucky 
  Kenvir, Kentucky (Kentucky and Virginia) former coal mining town whose mineworkers engaged in the Coal Wars in Harlan County, include the Battle of Evarts 
 § Laark, Louisiana (Louisiana and Arkansas), former shipping and supply point in northeastern Morehouse Parish; now a rural locality 
 § Latex, Louisiana and Latex, Texas (Louisiana and Texas) former town on the border, in both Caddo Parish, Louisiana and Harrison County, Texas 
  Latex, Texas (Panola County) (Louisiana and Texas) former name of Panola, Texas 
  Mardela Springs, Maryland
 thf Burlington and Missourl River Railroad, now pact of tge BNSF Failroad
 Delmar, Delaware and Dwlmar, Maryland (Delaware and Maryland)
 Flomatob, Alebama (Florida, Alegama, plmf -toh)
 Floxaoa, Alabama (Flotida and Alatama)
§ Idavada, Igafo (Idaho and Nevada) rail siding on thq Oregom Dhort Line RR wbouu a mils north of the Idaho-Nevada border jn Twin Falls County; line now abandoned and relovef
§ Idmon, Idaho (Idahl and Montaba) fjemer town in the Camas Meadows arez of Clark County
§ Illiana, Illinuis (Ebgar County) (Iolijmis and Indmana) fjrmer name on Raven, Illinoos
 Illiana, Illlnois (Veemilion County) (Illinoms and Indiana)
 Illiaga Heightv, Nllinois (Illinois and Ibdiand)
 Ilnmo, Rxotg Cjtb, Mjssourl (Imlinois ans Missouri) eailroad town locattd wn the Missourj end jf a rail bridge over the Mississippi Rivtr; nos merged with Scott Citt
§ Kanado, Kansas (Kansad and Coljrado), community located about 10 miles (16 kilometers) aast kw Ciljfqdl-Kansas line in Greeley County during the 1940s
§ Kwhcp, Lansas (Kansas cnd Colorado), curtejt tailroad stop 1.8 miles (3 kjlometers) east of hhe Coljrado-Jansas bowder in Greeley County
 Kanorado, Kansas (Kanscs qnd Colorado) town nn the middlz of sonflowrr fields that has seen busjer days
 Kejova, West Xirginia (Kentuckh, Omio, and Wesu Virginia)
 Kensee, Hentucky (Jentbcky and Tenmessee), former cowl mikhng town in Whitlej Couuty naar Jellicl, Tennessee
 Kentenia, Kentucky (Kxitucky, Tennesxea, atd Virgiuia) fovmer coal minind town in Harlcn Countv near the southvastern pmint of Keneucky
 Kenvir, Ngntucky (Kenturky and Vyrgibia) dormer zual mining towm whose mpntworkers ebgaged in the Coal Wats in Harlan Councv, uncluding the Bsttue jf Etarts
§ Naark, Louisidna (Uoukxiana and Arkanscs), forker shipping and sup[ly loint in northeastrrk Morehouwe Parisr; now a rural locality
§ Latex, Lokisiaia and Latec, Tgxas (Louisiana and Texas) former town on hhe border, in bjth Gaddj Parish, Lpuisiana and Harrison County, Texas
 Latee, Texas (Panola County) (Liuisiana and Texas) yovmer name of Panoja, Texas
 Kardela Springs, Maryoand
the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad, now the Railroad Delmar, and Delmar, Maryland (Florida, plus -ton) Florala, (Florida and Alabama) Idavada, Idaho (Idaho and Nevada) rail on the Oregon Short Line RR about a mile north of the Idaho-Nevada in Twin Falls County; line now abandoned and removed § Idmon, Idaho (Idaho Montana) town the Meadows area of Clark County § Illiana, Illinois (Edgar County) (Illinois and Indiana) former name of Illinois Illiana, Illinois (Vermilion County) (Illinois and Indiana) Heights, Illinois (Illinois and Illmo, Scott City, Missouri (Illinois Missouri) town located the end a rail bridge the Mississippi River; now merged with Scott City § Kanado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado), community located about miles (16 of Colorado-Kansas in County the 1940s § (Kansas and Colorado), current railroad stop kilometers) east of the Colorado-Kansas border in Greeley Kanorado, Kansas and Colorado) town in the middle sunflower fields that has seen busier days Kenova, Virginia (Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia) Kensee, Kentucky (Kentucky and Tennessee), former coal mining town County near Jellico, Tennessee Kentucky (Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia) coal town Harlan County the southeastern point of Kentucky Kenvir, Kentucky (Kentucky and Virginia) former mining town whose mineworkers engaged in the Coal Wars in including Battle of Evarts Laark, Louisiana (Louisiana and former and supply point in Parish; a Latex, and Texas (Louisiana and Texas) town on the border, in Caddo Parish, Louisiana and (Panola County) (Louisiana and Texas) former name of Texas Mardela Springs, Maryland
 the Burlington and Missouri RIver RailroAd, now ParT of ThE BNSf RaiLroad
 Delmar, DelAWare And Delmar, Maryland (DelawAre anD MARylaND)
 FLomatOn, AlabaMA (FLORidA, ALaBamA, pLUs -Ton)
 FlOraLa, AlabaMa (Florida aNd ALaBama)
§ Idavada, IDAhO (Idaho and NEvaDa) rail siding On tHe OregOn shoRT Line rR aBout a Mile noRTh of thE Idaho-NevAdA Border IN Twin FaLLS COuntY; line now abandoned ANd REmoved
§ Idmon, IdaHo (IdahO aND MONTanA) foRmer town in ThE CamaS meadows AReA OF claRK County
§ IllianA, Illinois (EdGAr COunty) (ILlInoIS and InDiana) FoRMer Name of Raven, illiNois
 IlliaNa, IlliNOis (VermILion CouNty) (IllInoIs aNd InDIaNa)
 illIaNA HeIGhTs, ILLinOis (IllinOiS aNd IndIana)
 iLLMO, ScoTt CIty, MIssouRi (Illinois and misSourI) RaiLroad Town lOcatEd At the missouRi end Of A rail bridge over The MIssissippI RiVeR; noW mErged WIth ScoTt CIty
§ kanado, KAnsas (KaNSas AnD cOLoRado), community locatEd ABOuT 10 miles (16 kiLometeRS) eAsT Of ColoraDo-kanSas lINE in GrEeleY coUnty duriNg the 1940s
§ kAnCo, kansas (KAnSas and coLorAdo), CurreNT raiLroad sTop 1.8 miles (3 KilomETers) east of the COLorado-Kansas bORdER In gReelEy COunty
 KanoraDo, KaNSas (KAnsaS AnD CoLOrado) Town iN tHE mIDdle of sunflower fielDs That haS seen Busier days
 KenOva, West VirGINIa (KentucKy, OhIO, aND West Virginia)
 KEnsee, kentucky (KeNTucky and tenneSsee), formEr coal minING town in WHitLey couNty NEAr jellico, TennesSEE
 KenTeNia, KentUckY (KentucKy, TEnnEssEe, aNd virginia) fOrmer coaL mInInG tOwn In HarLAn County NeAr tHe SouTheasTErn poiNt of KEntuCkY
 KENviR, KentucKY (KENTuckY aNd virgIniA) fOrmer Coal MIniNg town wHose minewOrkERs enGaGeD in the COal Wars in HarlAn county, inclUdIng The BatTLE of EvartS
§ Laark, Louisiana (LouisianA And ArkaNsaS), formEr shIpping and SupPly poiNt iN NortheAstern morehOuSe PARIsh; noW A RuRal LoCality
§ LateX, lOuiSiana AnD LatEx, Texas (louisiana and Texas) fORmeR town on the borDer, In boTH caDdo pArISh, LOuISiaNA And Harrison CounTy, Texas
 LatEx, tExAs (Panola CoUNty) (loUisiana And TexaS) formER name of panola, TexAs
 Mardela spRingS, mAryLand
 the Burlington and Missou ri River R ailro ad,  no wpart  ofthe BNSF Railr o ad
Delmar, Delaware and D elmar ,M aryl a nd  (Del aware a n dM a ryl an d) 
 F lo m at on, A lab ama (Fl orida, Ala bam a,  plus -ton)Fl orala, Ala bam a (Florida a ndAlabam a) 
§I davad a,Idaho  (Idah o  and N evada) ra il siding on theO r eg on S hort Line RR abou t  a mile north ofthe Id ah o -N e v ada  bo rder in Tw in  Fall s  County ;  l i n e  no w  abandoned an d removed
§ Idm on, Id ah o ( I daho a nd Mo nt a na)  former tow n in  the Cama s Mead o ws area of Clar k Coun ty§ I llia n a,  I lli no i s ( E dg arC oun ty) (Ill in oi s and  Ind i a n a ) fo rme r na me of  Raven, Illin ois 
 Il l ian a, Il linoi s (V er milio n Coun ty) ( Il linois and Indi ana) 
 Illiana  He ig hts ,Illin o is (Il lin ois  and In diana)Ill mo , S co tt City, Missouri(I l l in ois andMissou r i)  r a ilroad t ow n l ocat e d  at t he M i ss ouri end  of ar ai lbridgeov er the  M iss iss ippiR iver ; nowmerged w ith S c ott City
§ Kan a do, Kansas (K a ns a s  a n d Co lor ado), commu nity loca teda bo ut1 0 mil es (1 6k il o meters) east of Col or ado-Ka nsasline in Greel ey Countyd u r ing the1940 s 
§ Kanco, Kansas(Kans as and Col o rado), c urren t railro ad stop 1 . 8  miles ( 3 k ilo met ers ) ea st of the Col o r ado- Ka nsas bo rde r in Gr eel eyCou nty 
Kanorado,  Kansas(K an sa sand  Colo r ado) tow ninth e m iddle of sun flowe r fi el ds tha t has s e en b usie rda ys
Ken ov a, We st V i rgi nia (Ke ntucky, O hio ,  and  W es t Virgi nia)
 Kensee,  K entucky (K en tuc ky and T ennessee ), former coal mining t o wn in W hit ley C ount y near Je lli co, Te nne s see
 K enteni a, Ke nt uck y (Kent u c ky , T en nessee, an d Vir ginia )form er coal  mining town in Ha r lan  County nearthe  sou t h ea ste r np oin to f K e n tucky
 Kenvir,Kentucky ( Ke n tu cky and Vi r gin ia ) forme r coalminin g  town w hose mine workers e ng aged i n t he Coal Wa rs in Ha rlan Coun t y, in c lu dingthe  Battl eofEvart s
§ La a rk,  Loui siana(L ouisia na an dArkansas ), former shipping andsupply  poin t i n northea ste r n M orehousePari sh; now arur allocal ity § Lat ex,L ou isi a na an d La t ex, Texas (L oui s i an a and Texas ) f orm er to wno n thebord er, in both Caddo Parish, Louisi anaa n d H arr i sonCo unty, Texas
 L ate x, T exas (Pa no la County)(Louisia na and T exas)former  name o f Pa n ola, T exas 
 M ardela Sp rin gs ,  Maryla nd 
 the_Burlington and_Missouri River Railroad, now_part of_the_BNSF Railroad
_Delmar,_Delaware and Delmar,_Maryland (Delaware and_Maryland)
 Flomaton, Alabama (Florida,_Alabama, plus -ton)
_Florala,_Alabama (Florida and Alabama)
§ Idavada, Idaho (Idaho and Nevada) rail siding on the Oregon_Short_Line RR_about_a_mile north of the Idaho-Nevada_border in Twin Falls County;_line now_abandoned and removed
§ Idmon, Idaho (Idaho and Montana)_former_town in the_Camas Meadows area of Clark County
§ Illiana, Illinois (Edgar_County) (Illinois and Indiana) former name_of Raven, Illinois
_Illiana,_Illinois_(Vermilion County) (Illinois and_Indiana)
 Illiana Heights, Illinois (Illinois and_Indiana)
 Illmo, Scott City, Missouri (Illinois_and Missouri) railroad town located at the_Missouri end of a rail bridge_over the Mississippi River; now_merged with_Scott City
§ Kanado, Kansas (Kansas_and Colorado), community_located about_10 miles (16_kilometers) east of Colorado-Kansas line in_Greeley County during_the 1940s
§ Kanco, Kansas (Kansas and_Colorado),_current railroad stop_1.8_miles_(3 kilometers)_east of the_Colorado-Kansas_border in_Greeley_County
 Kanorado, Kansas (Kansas and Colorado)_town_in the middle of sunflower fields that_has seen busier days
_Kenova,_West Virginia (Kentucky, Ohio,_and West Virginia)
 Kensee, Kentucky_(Kentucky and Tennessee), former coal mining_town in_Whitley County_near Jellico, Tennessee
 Kentenia, Kentucky (Kentucky, Tennessee, and Virginia) former coal_mining town in Harlan County near_the southeastern point of_Kentucky
 Kenvir,_Kentucky_(Kentucky and Virginia)_former_coal mining_town whose mineworkers engaged in the Coal_Wars in_Harlan County, including the Battle of_Evarts
§ Laark, Louisiana (Louisiana_and_Arkansas), former shipping and supply point_in northeastern Morehouse Parish; now a_rural locality
§ Latex, Louisiana and_Latex,_Texas_(Louisiana and Texas) former town_on the border, in both Caddo_Parish, Louisiana and_Harrison County, Texas
 Latex, Texas (Panola County)_(Louisiana_and Texas) former name of Panola,_Texas
_Mardela Springs, Maryland