Coina

Coina, a town of Spain, 20 miles WSW. of Malaga. Pop. 9972.

Coire

Coire. See Chur.

Cojutepeque

Cojutepeque (Ko-hoo-te-pay'kay), a town of San Salvador, Central America, 15 miles E. of the capital. Pop. 10,000.

Colberg

Colberg, or Kolberg, a seaport and watering-place of Prussia, in Pomerania, on the Persante, near its mouth in the Baltic, 170 miles NNE. of Berlin by rail. It manufactures woollens, agricultural machines, and spirits. Pop. 20,250.

Coldingham

Coldingham, a Berwickshire village, 46 miles ESE. of Edinburgh, with remains of an Augus-tinian priory (1098). Pop. 482.

Coldstream

Coldstream, a Berwickshire town, 15 miles SW. of Berwick by rail, on the Tweed, with a fine bridge by Smeaton (1766). Pop. 1482.

Coleford

Coleford, in Gloucestershire, 4 miles ESE. of Monmouth, pop. 2540; also a town of Somerset, 6 miles NW. of Frome, pop. 1520.

Colenso

Colenso, a small town of Natal, on the Tugela, 15 miles S. of Ladysmith, where on 15th Dec* 1899 Buller was defeated by the Boers.

Coleorton

Coleorton, Leicestershire, 3 miles E. by N. of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, the seat of Sir George Beaumont, connoisseur and art-patron. See Knight's Memorials of Coleorton (2 vols. 1887).

Coleraine

Coleraine, a river-port in County Londonderry, on the Bann, 4 miles from its mouth, 33 by rail NE. of Londonderry. It has manufactures of fine linens, pork-curing, distilling, and important river fisheries. Until 1885 Coleraine returned a member to Parliament. Pop. (1861) 6236; (1901) 6929.

Coleroon

Coleroon, the largest and most northerly branch from the Kaveri, flows 94 miles to the Bay of Bengal.

Colesberg

Colesberg, a town of Cape Colony, 142 miles by rail SW. of Bloemfontein. It was the scene of active operations during the war, 1899-1902. Pop. about 2000.

Coleshill

Coleshill, a Warwickshire market-town, 10 miles ENE. of Birmingham. Pop. of parish, 2535.

Colima

Colima (Ko-lee'ma), a Pacific Mexican state, with an area of 2694 sq. m., and a pop. (1890) of 72,591. The capital is Colima, 1450 feet above the sea, and 40 miles ENE. of the port of Man-zanillo. Pop. 20,251. Beyond the state frontier, about 35 miles NE. of the capital, rises the volcano of Colima (12,750 feet), which burst out in June 1869.

Colinsburgh

Colinsburgh, a Fife village, 1 3/4 mile N. by W. of Kilconquhar station. It was founded about 1718 by Colin, Earl of Balcarres. Pop. 854.

Colinton

Colinton, a Midlothian village, on the Water of Leith, 4 miles SW. of Edinburgh. Pop. 776.

Coll

Coll, one of the Argyllshire Hebrides, 16 miles W. of Tobermory in Mull. It is 13 miles long, 1 to 3 1/2 broad, 326 feet high, and 30 sq. m. in area. Pop. (1801) 1162; (1901) 432.

Colle

Col'le, a cathedral city of Italy, on the Elsa, 24 miles SSW. of Florence. Pop. 5090.

Collingwood

Collingwood, a town of Ontario, on the south shore of Georgian Bay. It has factories, shipyards, and grain-elevators, and a considerable trade in lumber and grain. Pop. 5445. - Another Collingwood is a suburb of Melbourne (q.v.).