Cumberland (disambiguation)

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Cumberland is one of several historic counties of England.

Contents 1 Places 2 Other geographical features 3 Other uses

Cumberland may also refer to:

[edit] Places

In England:

• Cumberland (ward), one of the ancient divisions of the county of Cumberland

In Canada:

• Cumberland, British Columbia
• Cumberland, Ontario
• Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
• Cumberland House, Saskatchewan
• Cumberland (N.W.T. electoral district)
• Cumberland (Saskatchewan provincial electoral district)
• Cumberland—Colchester Federal electoral district
• Cumberland—Colchester North Federal electoral district
• Cumberland (electoral district) Federal electoral district
• Cumberland neighbourhood in Edmonton

In the United States:

• Cumberland (Atlanta, Georgia) (edge city/district)
• Cumberland, Indiana
• Cumberland, Iowa
• Cumberland, Kentucky
• Cumberland, Maine
• Cumberland, Maryland
• Cumberland County, New Jersey
• Cumberland County, New York
• Cumberland County, North Carolina
• Cumberland, Ohio
• Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
• Cumberland, Rhode Island
• Cumberland County, Virginia
• Cumberland, Wisconsin
• Cumberland Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania
• Cumberland Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania

There is also

• Cumberland Center, Maine
• Cumberland City, Tennessee
• Cumberland Gap, Tennessee
• Cumberland Head, New York
• Cumberland Hill, Rhode Island
• Cumberland Island, Georgia
• Cumberland Valley Township, Pennsylvania
• New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
• New Cumberland, West Virginia

There are several places named Cumberland County.

[edit] Other geographical features

In the United States:

• Cumberland Bay State Park in New York
• Cumberland Falls on the Cumberland River in Kentucky
• Cumberland Gap, a pass through the Appalachian Mountains
• Cumberland Gap National Historical Park in Kentucky
• Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia
• Cumberland Narrows
• The Cumberland Plateau and Cumberland Mountains in eastern Kentucky and Tennessee and western Virginia
• Cumberland Road a historical road, also called the Great National Pike and the National Road, was the first United States federal highway
• Cumberland Valley, in Pennsylvania and Maryland
• Lake Cumberland, an artificial lake in Kentucky.

In Canada:

• Cumberland Sound, an inlet of Baffin Island
• Cumberland mine in Nova Scotia

In Chile:

• Cumberland Bay, Isla Robinsón Crusoe

In Australia:

• South Cumberland Islands National Park in Queensland, Australia
• County of Cumberland covers the Greater Sydney region

In Saint Vincent and the Grenadines:

• Cumberland, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

[edit] Other uses

Institutions of higher education:

• Cumberland School of Law, in Birmingham, Alabama
• Cumberland University, in Lebanon, Tennessee
• University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky

Naval vessels:

• Ships in the United States Navy named USS Cumberland
• Ships in United Kingdom Royal Navy named HMS Cumberland

Peerage:

• Duke of Cumberland, a former peerage of England
• Earl of Cumberland, a peerage of England and Great Britain

Surname

• Frederick William Cumberland
• Richard Cumberland (1631–1718), bishop and philosopher
• Richard Cumberland (1732–1811), civil servant aand dramatist
• Vic Cumberland
• Wes Cumberland

Other:

• Cumberland Blues, the name of a Grateful Dead song on the Workingman's Dead album
• Cumberland Games and Diversions, a company dealing with adventure games
• Cumberland (rugby league team), a team in the inaugural New South Wales Rugby League competition
• Cumberland sausage, a traditional sausage recipe in Britain
• Cumberland Sauce, a fruit based sauce
• Cumberland Presbyterian Church, a Presbyterian denomination in Protestant Christianity
• Cumberland Records, a record label
• Cumberland Building Society, a building society
• Cumberland (CTA), an elevated train depot outside of Chicago