_`Lá`lo-kálka_, "_Fish-Pond Town_," or "Fish-Ponds," an Upper Creek town on a small creek forming ponds, fourteen miles above its junction with Alkohátchi, a stream running into Tallapoosa river from the west, four miles above Okfuski. The name is abbreviated from `lá`lo-akálka _fish separated, placed apart_; from `lá`lo _fish_, akálgäs _I am separated from_. This was a colony planted by Oktcháyi Indians, q. v.