The active site is referred to as the A-cluster.
In 1561 the site is referred to as the Town of Lambroychtoune.
The site has been referred to as the Orangefield family burial-plot.
The site, for decades an empty dirt lot, was often referred to as the city's "hole in the ground."
By 1832, the site was referred to as Phillips' Ferry.
The site at which a microbe enters the body is referred to as the portal of entry.
The site is also sometimes referred to as the Towford camps.
These other sites are often referred to as the subcortical visual system.
Formally, it includes Kastellet although this site is generally referred to under its own name.
Some historians believe that the site was referred to as 'cross mountain' long before the cholera epidemic.
