Dover (disambiguation)

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Dover is a seaside town in Kent. It may also refer to:

Contents 1 Placenames 2 People 3 Other uses 4 See also

[edit] Placenames

Australia

• Dover, Tasmania
• Dover Island (Tasmania)

Canada

• Dover, Calgary, Alberta
• Dover, Newfoundland and Labrador
• Dover, Nova Scotia
• Little Dover, Nova Scotia

Singapore

• Dover, Singapore

United Kingdom

• Dover (district)

United States

• Dover, Arkansas
• Dover, Delaware, the state capital
  • Dover Air Force Base
  • Dover Downs, horse harness racing track
  • Dover International Speedway, a NASCAR race track located at Dover Downs
• Dover, Florida
• Dover, Georgia
• Dover, Idaho
• Dover, Illinois
• Dover, Indiana
• Dover, Kansas
• Dover, Kentucky
• Dover, Maine, merged with Foxcroft since 1922 to form a single town
• Dover, Massachusetts
• Dover, Minnesota
• Dover, Missouri
• Dover, New Hampshire
• Dover, New Jersey
• Dover, New York
• Dover, North Carolina
• Dover, Ohio
• Dover, Oklahoma
• Dover, Pennsylvania, involved in the Dover trial
• Dover, Tennessee
• Dover, Utah, a ghost town
• Dover, Vermont
• Dover, Virginia
• Dover, Buffalo County, Wisconsin
• Dover, Racine County, Wisconsin
• Dover Plains, New York
• Dover Township (any of several townships)

[edit] People

• Kenneth Dover (born 1920), British academic; former Chancellor of the University of St Andrews

[edit] Other uses

• Dover Corporation, a diversified industrial manufacturer
• Dover (UK Parliament constituency), the Parliamentary constituency based around Dover, England
• Dover Publications, American publisher of books and, for a time, classical records
• Dover Records, an English popular record label (for the American label, see above)
• Dover (band), a Spanish rock band
• Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District (court case)

[edit] See also

• White Cliffs of Dover (disambiguation)
• Dovre

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