_Intatchkálgi_, or "collection of beaver dams," a Yuchi town of Georgia settled twenty-eight miles up Opil-`láko creek, a tributary of Flint river. A square was built by the fourteen families of this town in 1798. Tátchki means anything _straight_, as a dam, beaver dam, line, boundary line, etc., íkan'-tátchka _survey-line_; the above creek was probably Beaver-dam creek, an eastern tributary of Flint river, joining it about 32° 15 � Lat.