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Buffalo (NY) is supposed to have come from some French phrase but I tried googling it and came up blank. Lancy (sp?) Meadows in Nova Scotia (?) derives from the French name L'anse aux Meduse. Ironically (in the USn sense) the L'anse part means meadow and the Meduse part something else (jellyfish?).
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