Talk:Y, Alaska
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I thought the U.S. Census Bureau didn't allow for placenames with less than one letter. That's supposedly "why" Y, Arizona (named for a fork in the road) became Why, Arizona.
I thought the U.S. Census Bureau didn't allow for placenames with less than one letter. That's supposedly "why" Y, Arizona (named for a fork in the road) became Why, Arizona.
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- Place names with 'less' than one letter? That would save on signposts, at any rate :) Anyway, this place Y doesn't seem to appear on any of those map links...
[edit] Coordinate error?
I noticed that the coordinates on top of the page are different from the coordinates in the "Location and climate" section. Which ones are right? --Smeira 20:47, 7 July 2007 (UTC)
