chinquapin การใช้

• The chinquapin oak is especially known for its sweet and palatable acorns.
• It replaced the smaller Chinquapin Airport which was subsequently closed.
• A railroad depot was constructed in Chinquapin around 1916.
• One such  Rosenwald School operated in Chinquapin as late as the 1930s.
• Natchitoches means chinquapin eaters and Nacogdoches means persimmon eaters.
• The Deer Camp trailhead is just south of Chinquapin and Glacier Point Road.
• Red mulberry and chinquapin have all but vanished.
• Chinquapin was originally located in the city of Baytown on Tri City Beach Road.
• It was named Chinquapin after Chinquapin Creek, which is immediately northwest of Chinquapin.
• It was named Chinquapin after Chinquapin Creek, which is immediately northwest of Chinquapin.
• It was named Chinquapin after Chinquapin Creek, which is immediately northwest of Chinquapin.
• There are currently no metrics available annotating the population of the actual community of Chinquapin.
• Chinquapin Creek is today called Indian Creek.
• As mayor, Sale lived on Chinquapin Street ( now part of Courtenay Street ).
• On an 1896 U . S . Cavalry map it is marked as " Chinquapin Station"
• It begins about 100 feet behind the bathroom facility, behind the old water tank in Chinquapin.
• Chinquapin was built as a junction of the Old Glacier Point Road, which was built in 1882.
• It may be that Chinky chose has nothing to do with racial slurs, but comes instead from chinquapin.
• See DARE, Volume II, at hull-gull to see how chinquapins were used in guessing games.
• Dollar also purchased a react of land to the east of SR 28 that is now called Chinquapin development.