Bangor
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Bangor is a place-name, meaning "enclosed place" in Welsh and related languages, now found in a number of countries
[edit] Australia
[edit] Canada
- Bangor, Nova Scotia
- Bangor, Ontario
- Bangor, Prince Edward Island
- Bangor (city), Saskatchewan
- Bangor (town), Saskatchewan
- Bangor Lodge, Saskatchewan
- Bangor Road, Prince Edward Island
[edit] France
[edit] India
[edit] Ireland
- Bangor Erris, County Mayo
- Bangor (Parliament of Ireland constituency), until 1800
- Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland
[edit] United Kingdom
- Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland
- Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales, after which most of the ex-colonial Bangors are named.
- Bangor-on-Dee (also known as Bangor Is-Coed or Bangor-Is-y-Coed), Wrexham, Wales
[edit] United States of America
- Bangor, Alabama
- Bangor, California
- Bangor, Maine
- Bangor, Michigan (see also Bangor Township, Michigan, below)
- Bangor, New York
- Bangor, Pennsylvania
- Bangor Trident Base, Washington
- Bangor, Wisconsin (village)
- Bangor (town), Wisconsin
- Bangor Township, Iowa
- Bangor Township, Pope County, Minnesota
- Bangor Township, Bay County, Michigan (see also Bangor, Michigan, above)
- Bangor Township, Van Buren County, Michigan
- Bangor Township, South Dakota
- East Bangor, Pennsylvania
[edit] Other uses
- Bangor Records, a record label
- Antiphonary of Bangor, a medieval manuscript.
- City of Bangor, a ship
- Day Trip to Bangor (Didn't We Have a Lovely Time), a 1979 single by British folk band Fiddler's Dram.
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