Albany (disambiguation)
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Albany is a word derived from Alba, the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland. It is also the archaic name for Albania. The term may refer to:
Locations
In Australia:
- Albany, Western Australia
- City of Albany, a Western Australian local government area responsible for Albany
In Canada:
In New Zealand:
In South Africa:
In United Kingdom:
- Albany, Tyne and Wear
- Albany, an ancient name for North Britain
In United States of America:
- Albany, California
- Albany, Georgia
- Albany, Illinois
- Albany Park, Chicago, 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 capital of New York state. It has an estimated population of 94,226 people (as of the year 2004), the most populous city in this list
- Albany County, New York
- Albany, Ohio
- Albany, Oklahoma
- Albany, Oregon
- Albany Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania
- Albany Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
- Albany, Tennessee
- Albany, Texas
- Albany (town), Vermont
- Albany, Wisconsin
- Albany, Green County, Wisconsin
- Albany, Pepin County, Wisconsin
- Albany, Wyoming
- Albany County, Wyoming
People
- Duke of Albany, a British Peerage title
- Michel Roger Lafosse, self-styled "Michael of Albany", and Stewart claimant.
Buildings
- The Albany, the famous apartment complex in London
- University at Albany, The State University of New York
- Albany (HM Prison), a Category B men's prison on the Isle of Wight
- The Albany Theatre (formerly Albany Empire) in Deptford, South London
Ships
- USS Albany, the name of several ships of the United States navy
- MV Empire Albany, later renamed Albany.
Automobiles
- Albany (1903 Automobile), an early British automobile
- Albany (automobile), an English car of the 1970s with veteran styling.