Cambrel

See GAMBREL. Cam'bria, the ancient name of Wales, the Britannia Secund a of the Romans. The name is derived from that of Cimbri or Cymri , by which the Welsh have always called themselves. Cam'bria, in low a, a post-village of Wayne co., 60 m. S. by E. of Des Moines. Cambria, in Michigan, a township in Hills dale co., 5 m. S.W. of Hills dale, Cambria, in New York, a post-township of Niagara co., 22 m. N. of Buffalo, Cambria, in Pennsylvania , a S.W. central county, on the W. slope of the Alleghany Mountains; area , about 670 sq. m. Conemaugh Creek and the W. branch of the Susquehanna rise in this co., which has a very broken surface, and is extensively covered with forests of pine and other timber. Bituminous coal and iron ore are abundant and largely raised. Cap . Ebensburg. Pop. (1890) 66,375. -A township in the above co. Cambria, in Wisconsin , a p.-v. of Corumbia co.; p . 502. Cambria Mills, in Michigan , a post-village of Hills dale co., on Palmer Creek, 37 m. W. by S. of Adrian. 18 m. E. of Portage City,