Dunbar (disambiguation)
Dunbar is the name of several places:
In the United Kingdom:
- Dunbar (Scotland )
In the United States:
- Dunbar ( Alabama), in Washington County
- Dunbar (Iowa), in Marshall County
- Dunbar (Kentucky), in Butler County
- Dunbar (Maryland ) in Baltimore County
- Dunbar (Minnesota), in Itasca County
- Dunbar (Nebraska ), in Otoe County
- Dunbar (New York), in Broome County
- Dunbar (North Carolina), in Edgecombe County
- Dunbar (Ohio ), in Washington County
- Dunbar ( Love County, Oklahoma)
- Dunbar ( Pushmataha County, Oklahoma)
- Dunbar (Pennsylvania), in Fayette County
- Dunbar ( Georgetown County, South Carolina)
- Dunbar ( Marlboro County, South Carolina)
- Dunbar (Tennessee), in Decatur County
- Dunbar (Texas), in Rains County
- Dunbar (Virginia), in Wise County
- Dunbar (West Virginia), in Kanawha County
- Dunbar (Wisconsin ), in Marinette County
- Dunbar Cave, in Montgomery County, Tennessee
- Dunbar Hill, in Adair County, Kentucky
- Dunbar Landing in Georgetown County, South Carolina
In Australia:
- Dunbar (Queensland )
Number of people:
- Adrian Dunbar (born 1958 ), British actor
- Agnes Dunbar ( 1340 - after 1390 ), Scottish nobleman and mistress
- Alice Dunbar - Nelson (1875-1935), American writer, journalist and civil rights activist
- Aynsley Dunbar ( born 1946 ), British drummer
- Bob Dunbar (1859-1937), Canadian curler
- Bonnie Jeanne Dunbar ( b. 1949 ), American astronaut
- Carl O. Dunbar (1891-1979), American geologist and paleontologist
- Huey Dunbar ( b. 1974 ), Puerto Rican musician
- James W. Dunbar (1860-1943), American politician
- John Dunbar, Earl of Moray († 1390 ), Scottish nobleman
- John Dunbar (actor ) ( 1914-2001 ), British actor
- John Dunbar ( artist) ( born 1943 ), British artist, art collector and gallery
- Laurence Dunbar, pseudonym of Paul Kelly ( singer) ( born 1940 ), American singer
- Patrick II, Earl of Dunbar († 1248 ), Earl of Dunbar
- Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906), American writer
- R. Scott Dunbar, American astronomer
- Robin Dunbar ( b. 1947 ), British anthropologist and psychologist
- Rockmond Dunbar (born 1973 ), American actor
- Sly Dunbar (actually Lowell Dunbar, born 1952 ), Jamaican drummer and producer
- Ted Dunbar (1937-1998), American jazz guitarist and composer
- William Dunbar ( poet ) ( 1460 to 1520), Scottish poet
- William Dunbar ( explorer ) ( 1750-1810 ), Scottish -American explorers
- William Dunbar ( politician ) ( 1805-1847 ), American politician
- William Dunbar, 7th Baronet ( 1812-1889 ), Scottish politician
Other:
- Dunbar (ship), a British sailing ship
- ( 3718 ) Dunbar, an asteroid of the main belt
- Dunbar number, a term used in sociology
- Earl of Dunbar, a Scottish title of nobility
- Battle of Dunbar ( 1296 )
- Battle of Dunbar (1650)
In NRHP -listed objects:
- Dunbar Apartments in New York, New York, ID no. 79001601
- Dunbar Historic District, in Dayton, Ohio, ID no. 80003174
- Dunbar Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, ID no. 79001172
- Dunbar Junior and Senior High School and Junior College in Little Rock, Arkansas, ID no. 80000782
- Dunbar Public School, in Loudon, Tennessee, ID no. 07001196
- Dunbar - Creigh House in Landisburg, Pennsylvania, ID no. 80003595
- Dunbar Stearns House, in Waltham, Massachusetts, ID no. 89001517
- Dunbar Vinton House in Southbridge, Massachusetts, ID no. 89000573
See also:
- Disambiguation