Fargo

Fargo is the name of several places in the United States:

  • Fargo North Dakota, as episcopal see Diocese of Fargo
  • Fargo ( Arkansas)
  • Fargo ( Georgia)
  • Fargo ( Illinois)
  • Fargo ( Indiana)
  • Fargo ( Michigan)
  • Fargo (New York)
  • Fargo ( Ohio)
  • Fargo ( Oklahoma)
  • Fargo ( Texas)
  • Fargo ( Wisconsin), in Vernon County
  • West Fargo (North Dakota)

Fargo also called:

  • A film of U.S. directors Ethan Coen and Joel Coen from 1996, see: Fargo (film )
  • A film from 1952, see Fargo ( 1952)
  • A light cruiser of the U.S. Navy, see: USS Fargo
  • NATO code name for the Russian fighter aircraft Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG -9
  • In 1852 co-founded by William G. Fargo as a stagecoach company today financial companies Wells Fargo
  • The Canadian community Fargo station ( Ontario)
  • A former truck brand of Chrysler, see Fargo ( truck brand )
  • A former German hard rock band, see Fargo ( band )

Fargo is the surname of the following persons:

  • Brian Fargo (born 1962 ), American computer game developer
  • Donna Fargo ( born 1945 ), American country singer
  • Irene Fargo ( * 1963; than Flavia Pozzaglio ), Italian singer
  • James Fargo ( born 1938 ), American film director, screenwriter and film producer
  • William Fargo (1818-1881), American entrepreneur
  • Disambiguation
Fargo, North Dakota Roman Catholic Diocese of Fargo West Fargo, North Dakota
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