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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/share/misc Makefile
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    >> why is it called ``na-zipcodes'' and not ``us-zipcodes''?

     > My fault ... I did a quick search for Canadian cities and
     > Puerto Rico and all searches matched ;-/

I couldn't find any Canadian cities.  (I don't know too many Canadian
cities, though.)

If it only contains U.S. (including Puerto Rico, of course) zip codes,
then  PKGNAME and the port name should be changed to us-zipcodes and
the filename should be changed to us.zipcodes, I believe.

     Cheers,
Max