Frankfort

Frankfort is the old English spelling of Frankfurt and corresponds to the pronunciation of the name of Frankfurt in the dialect of the city of Frankfurt am Main. The notation is also - in addition to Frankford - consistently in the dialect literature of the South Hessian dialects (eg Friedrich Stoltze ).

Frankfort stands for:

A village in the South African province of Free State, Steve Vukile Tshwethe; to 2005 Frankfort
A settlement in the South African province of Eastern Cape
A settlement in Suriname (District Saramacca department Kampong Baroe )

Frankfort is for locations in the United States:

Frankfort (Alabama )
Frankfort (Illinois), Will County, on the southern outskirts of Chicago
Frankfort (Indiana), county seat of Clinton County, northwest of Indianapolis
Frankfort (Kansas), place in Marshall County in the north of the state
Frankfort (Kentucky), state capital of Kentucky
Frankfort (Maine), in Waldo County, south of Bangor near the Atlantic coast
Also in Maine, in what is now Lincoln County, in 1752, another place called Frankfort was established, but was renamed in 1794 in Dresden
Frankfort (Marathon County) in Wisconsin, Marathon County. Frankfort is located a few kilometers west of Vienna.
Frankfort (Michigan), in Benzie County on the shores of Lake Michigan. It is the largest town with 1500 inhabitants in the county and has an airport, the Frankfort Dow Memorial Field
Frankfort (Missouri )
Frankfort (New Jersey)
Frankfort (New York), in Herkimer County in the middle of the state, east of Utica. The Frankforter airport is called Frankfort - Highland Airport.
Frankfort (Ohio ), village in Ross County in southern Ohio
Frankfort (Oklahoma)
Frankfort ( Pepin County) in western Wisconsin, Pepin County, not far from the Mississippi
Frankfort (South Dakota), a small village in Spink County
Frankfort (Tennessee ) * Frankfort Township (Illinois ) and West Frankfort in Franklin County in southern Illinois
Frankfort ( Town), Town (ship) in Marathon County, Wisconsin
Frankfort Township (Nebraska ) and North Frankfort township in nearly uninhabited Knox County in northeastern Nebraska

Frankfort is the surname of the following persons:

Henri Frankfort (1897-1954), Dutch archaeologist
Lew Frankfort, business tycoon in the U.S.
Frank Frankfort Moore (1855-1931), British playwright, poet and novelist