Hampton

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Contents 1 Places 1.1 In Antarctica 1.2 In Australia 1.3 In Canada 1.4 In England 1.5 In the United States of America 1.6 See also 2 People 3 Other 4 See also

Hampton may refer to:

[edit] Places

[edit] In Antarctica

• Mount Hampton

[edit] In Australia

• Hampton, Queensland
• Mount Hampton, Western Australia
• Hampton, Victoria
• Hampton East, Victoria
• Hampton Park, Victoria

[edit] In Canada

• Hampton, New Brunswick
• Hampton, Ontario
• Hampton, Prince Edward Island

[edit] In England

• Hampton Green, Cheshire
• Hampton Heath, Cheshire
• Hampton Fields, Gloucestershire
• Hampton Bishop, Herefordshire
• Hampton Gay, Oxfordshire
• Hampton Poyle, Oxfordshire
• Hamptons, Kent (note final 's')
• Hampton, London, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
  • Hampton Hill, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
  • Hampton Wick, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
  • Hampton Court Palace, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
  • Hampton & Richmond Borough F.C. Soccer Team
• Hampton, Peterborough in Cambridgeshire
• Hampton, Shropshire
• Hampton-in-Arden in Solihull, West Midlands
• Hampton Loade, Shropshire
• Hampton Lucy, Warwickshire
• Hampton-on-the-Hill, Warwickshire
• Hampton Magna, Warwickshire
• Hampton, Worcestershire
• Hampton Lovett, Worcestershire

[edit] In the United States of America

• Hampton, Arkansas
• Hampton, Connecticut
• Hampton, Florida
• Hampton, Georgia
• Hampton, Illinois
• Hampton, Iowa
• Hampton, Maryland
• Hampton, Minnesota
• Hampton, Missouri
• Hampton, Nebraska
• Hampton, New Hampshire
• Hampton, New Jersey
• Hampton, New York
• Hampton, Pennsylvania
• Hampton, South Carolina
• Hampton, Tennessee
• Hampton, Virginia
  • Hampton University

• Collinston, Utah, also known as Hampton

[edit] See also

East Hampton, Easthampton, Hampton Cove, Hampton Falls, Hampton Township, Littlehampton, New Hampton, North Hampton, Northampton (disambiguation), Southampton (disambiguation), South Hampton The Hamptons, and Westhampton

[edit] People

• Christopher Hampton — British playwright
• Dan Hampton — National Football League defensive tackle
• Dave Hampton — National Football League running back
• David Hampton — U.S. con artist
• Fred Hampton — African American activist and deputy chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party
• Howard Hampton, leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party
• Ike Hampton — Major League Baseball catcher
• James Hampton (artist) — American folk artist
• James Hampton (actor) — television and film actor
• Jean Elizabeth Hampton — American philosopher
• John Hampton — Australian politician
• Captain Kimberly Hampton — South Carolinian and first female military pilot to be shot down and killed by the enemy in United States military history
• Lionel Hampton — U.S. jazz musician
• Michael Hampton — guitarist for Funkadelic
• Michael Hampton (punk musician) — member of Fugazi
• Mike Hampton — an American baseball player
• Millard Hampton — U.S. athlete
• Captain Trevor Hampton — founded the first scuba diving center in Britain
• Wade Hampton — three generations of South Carolina planters, politicians and military leaders
• William Hampton (cricketer) — English cricketer

[edit] Other

• Hampton National Historic Site — Towson, Maryland
• Hampton School — London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
• USS Hampton (SSN-767) — A nuclear-powered fast attack submarine
• Hampton University — Virginia
• Hampton Inn — a hotel chain
• Hampton the Hamster — part of The Hampster Dance phenomenon
• Harry Hampton — British slang for penis.
• Marie Hampton, 15th Century English warship, ex-Genovese (see List of early warships of the English Navy)
• Hampton (car), a British car made from 1912 to 1933

[edit] See also

• Hamptons (disambiguation)