Morton

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Morton may refer to:

Contents 1 People 2 Fictional 3 Places 4 Other uses

[edit] People

• Morton (surname)
• Earl of Morton, Scottish peerage
• All pages beginning with "Morton"

[edit] Fictional

• Morton Koopa, Jr., a character and boss in Super Mario Bros. 3

[edit] Places

In Canada:

• Morton, Manitoba
• Morton, Ontario, a community in Rideau Lakes

In France:

• Morton, Vienne

In the United Kingdom:

• Morton, Derbyshire
• Morton, Gloucestershire
• Morton, Isle of Wight
• Morton and Hanthorpe, Lincolnshire
• Morton, Nottinghamshire
• Morton-on-Swale, North Yorkshire

In the United States:

• Morton, Illinois
• Morton, Indiana
• Morton, Minnesota
• Morton, Mississippi
• Morton, New York
• Morton, Pennsylvania
• Morton, Texas
• Morton, Washington
• See also: Morton County and Morton Township

[edit] Other uses

• Morton's Fork, an expression that describes having to choose between equally unpleasant alternatives
  • Morton's fork coup, a technique in the game of Bridge that uses the principle of Morton's Fork
• Morton order a.k.a. Z-order, a space filling curve, often used in computer science
• Morton's neuroma, a benign neuroma of the interdigital plantar nerve
• Morton's Potato Chips, an American company in the 1960s and 70s
• Morton's Restaurant Group, owner and operator of upscale restaurants, including Morton's The Steakhouse
• Morton's theorem, a principle in the game of Poker articulated by Andy Morton
• Morton's toe, condition in which the second toe extends further than the first toe
• Greenock Morton F.C., Scottish football club
• Morton National Park, New South Wales, Australia
• Morton Salt
• USS Morton (DD-948), US Navy destroyer
• USS General C. G. Morton (AP-138), transport ship named for Charles Gould Morton
• Morton Arboretum, a large plant collection in Lisle, Illinois
  • Ulmus 'Morton', a variety of elm tree that originated at the Morton Arboretum

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