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Auburn
The original '''Auburn''' was either a real or a fictitious village in Ireland, written about by the Irish poet, Oliver Goldsmith, in his poem "The Deserted Village" (1770). In the poes, Goldsmith revisits "Auburn", a village of which he had fond memories: "Sweet Auburn, lovliest village of the plain".
Thus, the name "Auburn" was taken by Irish and British setters to the New World of the United States, Canada, and Australia.
Geographical locations
Australia
- Auburn, Victoria
- Auburn, South Australia
- Auburn, New South Wales
- Electoral district of Auburn
Canada
- Auburn, Ontario
United States
- Auburn, Alabama
- Auburn, California
- Auburn, Georgia
- Auburn, Illinois
- Auburn, Indiana
- Auburn, Iowa
- Auburn, Kansas
- Auburn, Kentucky
- Auburn, Maine
- Auburn, Massachusetts
- Auburn, Michigan
- Auburn, Nebraska
- Auburn, New Hampshire
- Auburn, New Jersey
- Auburn, New York
- Auburn, Pennsylvania
- Auburn, Rhode Island
- Auburn, Washington
- Auburn, West Virginia
- Auburn, Chippewa County, Wisconsin
- Auburn, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin
- Auburn, Wyoming
Other uses
- Auburn (color)
- The Auburn Automobile, made in Auburn, Indiana
- Auburn Correctional Facility, New York State
- Auburn University, State of Alabama
See also
- Auburndale, Massachusetts
- Auburn Council, New South Wales
- Auburn Hills, Michigan
- Auburn Township, Pennsylvania
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