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Lancaster, usually derived from Lancaster, Lancashire, in England, can refer to:
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[edit] England
- The City of Lancaster, a non-metropolitan local government district of Lancashire, England
- Lancaster, Lancashire, an urban settlement in the City of Lancaster, to which city status anciently applied
- Lancaster Castle, the medieval core of the modern city
- Lancaster Priory, the parish church
- Lancaster University, a leading university 3 miles South of the city
- The County of Lancaster, a synonym for Lancashire
- Lancaster (UK Parliament constituency), a historical political district
- The Honour of Lancaster, the territory controlled from Lancaster, out of which the County of Lancashire formed in the Middle Ages (possibly including the Barony of Kendal)
- Duchy of Lancaster, one of only two British duchies
- Duke of Lancaster
- Earl of Lancaster
- House of Lancaster, a British royal dynasty
- Lanchester, a much smaller town in the ceremonial county of Durham
[edit] United States
- Lancaster, California, the largest city with the name
- Lancaster, Illinois
- Lancaster, Huntington County, Indiana
- Lancaster, Jefferson County, Indiana
- Lancaster, Kansas
- Lancaster, Kentucky
- Lancaster, Massachusetts
- Lancaster, Minnesota
- Lancaster, Missouri
- Lincoln, Nebraska (once known as Lancaster)
- Lancaster, New Hampshire
- Lancaster (town), New York
- Lancaster, Ohio
- Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Lancaster, South Carolina
- Lancaster, Texas
- Lancaster, Virginia
- Lancaster, Wisconsin
- Lancaster County, Nebraska
- Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
- Lancaster County, South Carolina
- Lancaster County, Virginia
- Lancaster Township, Pennsylvania
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