Lincoln Park

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Lincoln Park may refer to several towns, neighborhoods, parks, and census-designated places in the United States and Canada, as well as a national park in Australia and a public park in Mexico City.

[edit] Communities

• Lincoln Park, Colorado, a census-designated place
• Lincoln Park, Georgia, a census-designated place
• Lincoln Park, Michigan, a city
• Lincoln Park, New Jersey, a borough
• Lincoln Park, New York, a hamlet
• Lincoln Park, Texas, a town

[edit] Neighborhoods

Canada

• Lincoln Park, Calgary, Alberta

United States

• Lincoln Park, Chicago, Illinois
• Lincoln Park, Rockville, Maryland
• Lincoln Park (Duluth), Minnesota
• Lincoln Park, Jersey City, New Jersey
• The Coast, Newark, New Jersey (also called Lincoln Park)
• Lincoln Park, Rochester, New York
• Lincoln Park, Syracuse, New York

[edit] Parks

United States

• Lincoln Park (Chicago), Illinois
• Lincoln Park (Burbank), California
• Lincoln Park (Long Beach), California
• Lincoln Park (Los Angeles), California (formerly Eastlake Park)
• Lincoln Park (San Francisco), California
• Lincoln Park (New Orleans), Louisiana, a former amusement park
• Lincoln Park (Massachusetts), in the town of Dartmouth
• Lincoln Park (Jersey City), New Jersey
• Lincoln Park (Newark), New Jersey
• Lincoln Park (Columbus, Ohio)
• Lincoln Park (Seattle), Washington
• Lincoln Park (Spokane), Washington
• Lincoln Park (Washington D.C.)

Mexico

• Lincoln Park (Mexico City) (in Polanco)

[edit] Schools

• Lincoln Park Performing Arts Charter School, Midland, Pennsylvania
• Lincoln Park High School (Illinois) in Chicago
• Lincoln Park High School (Michigan)
• Lincoln Park Elementary School, Columbus, Ohio

[edit] National park

• Lincoln National Park, a national park in South Australia, Australia

[edit] See also

• Linkin Park, an alternative rock band whose name was derived from the Lincoln Park in Santa Monica, California (now known as Christine Reed Park)

• Twin River, a casino located in Lincoln, Rhode Island, which was formerly known as Lincoln Park prior to 2006.