Look up: Vandalia

1. Vandalia
   (from the article `West Virginia`) Despite these obstacles, the population expanded westward, and discontent with the government east of the mountains became endemic. A 14th colony, to ... Late in 1770 he paid a land-hunting visit to Fort Pitt, where George Croghan was maturing his plans for the proposed 14th colony of Vandalia. ... ...
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2. Vandalia
   city, seat (1821) of Fayette county, south-central Illinois, U.S. Vandalia lies on the Kaskaskia River, about 70 miles (115 km) southeast of ...
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3. Vandalia
   Vandalia (văndā'lyu) , city (1990 pop. 13,882), Montgomery co., W central Ohio, a suburb of Dayton; inc. 1848. Motor vehicle parts are among the city's manufactures. National skeet-shooting competitions are held there.
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4. Vandalia
   (colony) `Vandalia` was the name of a proposed British colony in North America (Anderson 1979:375). The colony was located south of the Ohio River, primarily in what is now the U.S. states of West Virginia and eastern Kentucky. Although Vandalia never functioned formally, some pioneers did se...
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