"Bienen" - Orte in den USA
"Bee-Towns" in USA

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Stempel der ersten Tour

Stempel der letzten Tour

War eine Ansiedlung auf einem Flußlauf, wo ein Kolonalist Bienenvölker aus Bäumen ausraubte. Postamt seit 1860 in Betrieb.

ZIP 72013

ZIP 95545

Honeydew was named for a sweet sticky substance dripping frorn trees in the area.

Was named for a southern US name for beehive. Bee colonies were in holes honeycombing the limestone peak.

Honey Lake had plants with a sweet substance deposited by an insect found in the dry barren country. It was so plentiful that the Indians g athered it for a sweet syrup.

Was a town on a ridge where almost every hollow tree had a hive.

ZIP 51542

Was named when aman living by the creek was returning home with harvested honey and his wagon overturned while crocssing and the honey fell in the creek.

Was named for bee trees by a creek.

Was named for a spring where the people got their drinking water which was also a watering place for

Was named for a swarm of bees in a local house when the townspeople were looking for a name for their town.

Named for a skep shaped mountain. It was named by prospectors who robbed named for deseret , the word for honey bee in the raormon bible. Bees are an important 'symbol of industry and saving to the Mormons who settled the states of Utah.

Beefork, Reynolds County Missouri only had an operating post office between 1874 to 1914.

ZIP 68314

Was named for bee trees beside a creek. Another was named for the surrounding Honey locust trees.

Honey Creek had willow trees heavily laden with a white substance, sweet as honey which flaked off in 3 cra. pieces in dry weather.

ZIP 19344

Was named for the exceptionnaly nice taste of the water by settlers from Nantmel (also meaning sweet water)

ZIP 17035

The land in Honey Hill was paid for by honey

ZIP 78733, 78734, 78736 und 78738

Was named for the beehives in many caves in the valley

ZIP 78102 und 78104

Was named for the honeycombed hillside with large numbers of bee hives

ZIP 75446

Was named by Davy Crockett (a national folk hero). On the way to fort Alamo, he spent a night in a grove of trees which had many bees. He carved Honey Grove in the bark of one of thee st rientendintgo come back and settlet here.

Was frequented by hunters for wild honey.

ZIP 84314

Was settled by Mormons who felt it was like the land with "milk and honey" 

Was located by an extensive apiary

ZIP 53802

ZIP 53138

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