Orange County
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Orange County is the name of several counties in the United States of America:
- Orange County, California
- Orange County, Florida
- Orange County, Indiana
- Orange County, New York
- Orange County, North Carolina
- Orange County, Texas
- Orange County, Vermont
- Orange County, Virginia
Orange County can also refer to:
- Orange County (film), 2002 film set in Orange County, California starring Colin Hanks and Jack Black
- Orange County, China, American-style suburb near Beijing, China
- Orange County Speedway, a race track, formerly used by NASCAR, in Orange County, North Carolina
[edit] See also
- Orange County Airport (disambiguation)
- The O.C., television show named after Orange County, California
- Orange County Choppers, a motorcycle customization business located in Orange County, New York and featured on the television series American Choppers
- Orange County Convention Center, second largest convention center in the United States, located in Orlando, Florida
- Three Californias Trilogy, a series of science fiction novels by Kim Stanley Robinson, set in Orange County, California, and sometimes known as The Orange County Trilogy
- The Orange County Supertones, also known as The O.C. Supertones, a Christian ska band named after their place of origin
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