Albany
The name Albany is an ancient and literary name for Scotland, north of the Firth of Forth (east) and Firth of Clyde (west). Variants are Alban and Albin. Other uses probably derive from this.
Albany most commonly used as the name of the New York state capital.
Albany is also the name of a number of other cities:
Australia
Canada
- Albany, Nova Scotia
- Albany, Ontario
- Albany, Prince Edward Island
New Zealand
- Albany, New Zealand
United States
- Albany, California
- Albany, Georgia
- Albany, Illinois
- Albany Township, Illinois
- Albany, Indiana
- Albany, Iowa
- Albany, Kentucky
- Albany, Louisiana
- Albany Township, Maine
- Albany, Minnesota
- Albany Township, Minnesota
- Albany, Missouri
- Albany Township, Nebraska
- Albany, New Hampshire
- Albany, New York (the state capital)
- Albany, Ohio
- Albany, Oklahoma
- Albany, Oregon
- Albany Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania
- Albany Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
- Albany, Tennessee
- Albany, Texas
- Albany, Vermont
- Albany (village), Wisconsin
- Albany (town), Green County, Wisconsin
- Albany, Pepin County, Wisconsin
South Africa
- Albany, South Africa
(In addition, there are a number of places named New Albany.)
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