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{| style="margin:auto;" ! English. ! Chinese. ! Characters. ! Remarks.
 * Tanjong Malim
 * Phu-lo on-nam
 * 浮勞安南
 * Phonetic, probably from some Malay name. (? Pulau Anam.)
 * Tanjong Rambutan
 * Hung-mo tan
 * 紅毛丹
 * This is usual Chinese for the Rambutan fruit. Hung-mo or ang-mo red-haired, so the Chinaman has been happy in his choice of of a name for this fruit.
 * Tapah
 * Ta-pa
 * 打巴
 * Tekka Menglembu
 * Man-li-mong
 * 萬里望
 * Teluk Anson
 * Sz-ma-tang
 * 司馬登
 * This is the Chinese version of Sa'batang. The old port was Durian Sa'batang 3 miles from the present town, the Chinese however still use the old name. I have heard An-sun used on a few occasions.
 * Temoh
 * Luk-chi-pei
 * 六枝碑
 * i.e. Six mile-stones, because Temoh is six miles from Kampar on the road to Tapah.
 * Tronoh
 * Tun-lok
 * 端洛
 * }
 * Temoh
 * Luk-chi-pei
 * 六枝碑
 * i.e. Six mile-stones, because Temoh is six miles from Kampar on the road to Tapah.
 * Tronoh
 * Tun-lok
 * 端洛
 * }
 * }
 * }