Charleston
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Charleston often refers to:
- Charleston, South Carolina, a historic city in South Carolina
- Charleston, West Virginia, the state capital of West Virginia
Charleston may also refer to:
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[edit] Geography
In Australia:
In Canada:
In New Zealand:
In United Kingdom:
- Charleston Farmhouse, Sussex, a house where the Bloomsbury painters Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell lived and worked
- Charleston, Dundee, an area of Dundee, Scotland
- Charleston, Angus, near Dundee, Scotland
- Charleston, Paisley, Scotland
In the United States:
- Charleston, Arizona
- Charleston, Arkansas
- Charleston, California
- Charleston, Illinois
- Charleston, Iowa
- Charleston, Kentucky
- Charleston, Maine
- Charleston, Mississippi
- Charleston, Missouri
- Charleston, New York, in upstate New York
- Charleston, Staten Island, in New York City
- Charleston, Oklahoma
- Charleston, Oregon
- Charleston, Tennessee
- Charleston, Utah
- Charleston, Vermont
- Charleston County, South Carolina
- Charleston Township, Coles County, Illinois
- Charleston Township, Michigan
- Charleston Township, Pennsylvania
- Mount Charleston, Nevada, a winter ski resort
- North Charleston, South Carolina
- South Charleston, Ohio
- South Charleston, West Virginia
- West Charleston, Ohio
[edit] Naval History
- USS Charleston, the name of several ships of the United States Navy
- Charleston, the original name of the Texan schooner Zavala, the first steamship-of-war and part of the Texas Navy
[edit] Other uses
- Charleston (dance)
- "Charleston" (song), 1923 song
- Charleston (novel), by Alexandra Ripley
- Charleston (film), 1979 (TV)
- "Charleston", part three of Platinum (Mike Oldfield album)
- Family Circle Cup, a major tennis tournament held in Charleston, South Carolina
- Charleston, a procedure in mahjong involving a special passing of tiles before playing begins, used in American variants of mahjong
[edit] See also
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