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Highland or Highlands may refer to:
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Places
Armenia
Brazil
- Brazilian Highlands, the heartland of the country, located on the continental plateau
Canada
- Cape Breton Highlands, a region in Cape Breton, Canada
- Highlands, British Columbia, a municipality on Vancouver Island, British Columbia
- Highlands, Edmonton, a residential neighborhood in Edmonton, Alberta
Ethiopia
New Zealand
- The Highlands, usually used in talking about Southland and Otago Regions of the South Island
Papua New Guinea
Scotland
- Scottish Highlands
- Highland (council area) and former region
United States
Highland
- Highland, Arkansas
- Highland, California
- Highland, California, former name of Highland Springs, Lake County, California
- Highland, Denver, Colorado, a former town, now a neighborhood in Denver (not to be confused with Highlands, Denver, Colorado)
- Highland, Illinois
- Highland, Lake County, Indiana
- Highland, Vanderburgh County, Indiana
- Highland, Vermillion County, Indiana
- Highland, Kansas
- Highland (St. Francisville, Louisiana), listed on the NRHP in Louisiana
- Highland, Maryland
- Highland (MBTA station), a train station in West Roxbury, Massachusetts
- Highland, Sullivan County, New York
- Highland, Ulster County, New York
- Highland, Ohio
- Highland, Utah
- Highland (Simeon, Virginia), listed on the NRHP in Virginia
- Highland, Washington
- Highland, Douglas County, Wisconsin
- Highland, Iowa County, Wisconsin
- Highland, Wisconsin, a village within the town of Highland in Iowa County
Highlands
- Highlands, Denver, Colorado, a neighborhood in Denver, Colorado (not to be confused with Highland, Denver, Colorado)
- Highlands Ranch, Colorado, an unincorporated city in Douglas County
- West Highlands, Denver, Colorado, a neighborhood in Denver, Colorado
- Highlands County, Florida
- Highlands Hammock State Park, Florida
- Highlands (Smithfield, Kentucky), listed on the NRHP in Kentucky
- The Highlands (Louisville) neighborhood, in Kentucky
- Highlands, New Jersey
- Highlands, New York, location of West Point
- New York-New Jersey Highlands
- Highlands, North Carolina, a small town in the western North Carolina mountains
- The Highlands (Pennsylvania), a historic mansion and gardens located 17 miles north of Philadelphia
- Highlands, Texas
- See also
- Highland City, Florida
- Highland County (disambiguation)
- Highland Heights (disambiguation)
- Highland Lake (disambiguation)
- Highland Mills, New York
- Highland Park (disambiguation)
- Highland Plantation, Maine
- Highland Township (disambiguation)
- Highland Village (disambiguation)
Education
- Highland Community College (Illinois), a community college in Freeport, Illinois
- Highland School of Technology, Gastonia, North Carolina
- Highland High School (disambiguation)
- Highland Middle School (disambiguation)
- Highlands Elementary School (disambiguation)
Other uses
Highland
- Highland (geography), an elevated mountainous region
- Highland (band), a German dance/hip hop group
- Highland cattle, a breed of cattle
- Highland Park Single Malt, a Scotch whisky produced in the Orkney Islands
- Highland pony, a breed of horse
- Highland Records, a record label
- Highland Radio, an Irish radio station
- Highland, the fictional town that is the setting of Beavis and Butt-head
Highlands
- Hudson Highland Group, a global recruiting firm
- "Highlands" (song), a 16-minute song by Bob Dylan on his album Time out of Mind
- Highlands (TV series), a Scottish television series produced and broadcast by STV
- Aspen Highlands, one of four ski areas near Aspen, Colorado, owned by the Aspen Skiing Company
- Highlands Hospital, a former hospital in north London
Surname
- Byron G. Highland (1934–1967), an American combat photographer
See also
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