Cohabiter
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 36
A cohabitant; one who resides with Cohahuila, in Mexico, a state bounded on the E. and N.E. by the Rio Bravo del Norte, (which separates it from Texas,) E. by Nuevo Leon, S. by Zacatecas, and W. by Chihuahua and Durango, bet. Lat. 24° 17′ and 300 5 N., and Lon. 100° and 104° W.; length 390 m.; greatest breadth 270 m. Area, 56,570 sq. m. The vegetation is in general scanty, and the soil is nowhere extensively cultivated. Cap. Saltillo. Pор. 67,691. Cohahuila, or MONTELOVEZ, in Mexico, a town of the State of Cohahuila, about 150 m. N. of Monterey; pop. 4,000. Cohan's ey, in New Jersey, a river rising in the S.E. part of Salem co., flows first S., and then W. falls into Delaware Bay in Cumber land co. Cohansey, in New Jersey, a township of Cumber land co.; merged in 1868 in Bridge ton township. Cohas's et, in Ma achusetts , a post-township of Norfolk co., 15 m. S.E. of Boston.
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