Definitions by Matthews
Boonville
Boonville, Indiana (pop. 6834)
Boonville, Missouri (pop. 8202)
Boonville, New York (pop. 4572)
Boonville, North Carolina (pop. 1138)
*taken from city-data.com
Boonville, Missouri (pop. 8202)
Boonville, New York (pop. 4572)
Boonville, North Carolina (pop. 1138)
*taken from city-data.com
Boonville is a town located in Oneida County, New York, USA, USA. As of the 2000 census, the town had a total population of 4,572. The town and village are named after Gerrit Boon, an agent of the Holland Land Company.
*taken from Wikipedia
*taken from Wikipedia
Boonvegas
Nickname for the town of Boonville, Indiana.
On the roads that lead into Boonville, there are "gold" (it's really yellow) and black signs that say the usual 'Welcome to Boonville'. There is also a picture of a pioneer, which is the Boonville High School Mascot. Apparently, some extremely bored and daring teenagers felt that the sign didn't have enough personality. They preceded to spray paint the word 'Boonvegas' in red across one of the signs, hince where the nickname came from.
On the roads that lead into Boonville, there are "gold" (it's really yellow) and black signs that say the usual 'Welcome to Boonville'. There is also a picture of a pioneer, which is the Boonville High School Mascot. Apparently, some extremely bored and daring teenagers felt that the sign didn't have enough personality. They preceded to spray paint the word 'Boonvegas' in red across one of the signs, hince where the nickname came from.
Ray Charles
Ray Charles by Matthews October 28, 2005