Frontenac

Frontenac is the name of

• Louis de Buade (1620-1698), Count of Frontenac and Palluau, governor of the French colony of New France ( Canada )

After Frontenac were named:

Places in Canada:

• Fort Frontenac, a French attachment to Lake Ontario, today the city of Kingston location (Ontario)
• South Frontenac, a city in Ontario
• Central Frontenac, a city in Ontario
• North Frontenac, a city in Ontario
• Frontenac County, a county in Ontario

In the United States:

• Frontenac (Florida )
• Frontenac (Illinois )
• Frontenac (Kansas)
• Frontenac (Minnesota)
• Frontenac (Missouri )
• Frontenac (New York)
• City of Frontenac (Kansas)

Communities in France:

• Frontenac (Gironde ), commune in the Gironde department
• Frontenac (Lot), commune in the department Lot

Parks:

• Frontenac State Park, a nature park in Minnesota
• Frontenac Park, a nature park in Canada (Ontario)
• Parc national de Frontenac, a nature park in Canada (Quebec )

Car brand:

• Frontenac 1906-1913, see Abendroth & Root Manufacturing
• Frontenac 1916-1925, see Frontenac Motor Corporation
• Frontenac 1931-1933, see Dominion Motors
• Frontenac from 1960, see Ford Falcon # 1960: Frontenac in Canada

Other:

• Château Frontenac, a hotel in Quebec City
• Frontenac ( grape )
• Frontenac ( Montreal Metro ), subway station in Montreal

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