Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon (plantation) was the Virginia estate of George Washington, the first President of the United States. The name may also refer to several other places around the world:

• In Australia:
  • Mount Vernon, New South Wales, a suburb of Sydney, Australia

• In Canada:
  • Mount Vernon, a neighbourhood in Brant, Ontario
  • Mount Vernon, a neighbourhood in Malahide, Ontario

• In Greece:
  • Mount Vernon, highest point in the Verno mountains

• In Singapore:
  • Mount Vernon, Singapore

• In the United Kingdom:
  • Mount Vernon Hospital, North London
  • Mount Vernon, Belfast
  • Mount Vernon, Glasgow
  • Mount Vernon, Thurso, Caithness

• In the United States:
  • Mount Vernon, Alabama
  • Mount Vernon, Arkansas
  • Mount Vernon, Georgia
  • Mount Vernon, Illinois
  • Mount Vernon, Indiana
  • Mount Vernon, Iowa
  • Mount Vernon, Kentucky
  • Mount Vernon, Maine
  • Mount Vernon, Maryland, in Somerset County
  • Mount Vernon, Baltimore, Maryland, a neighborhood
  • Mount Vernon, Missouri
  • Mont Vernon, New Hampshire (note slight spelling difference)
  • Mount Vernon, New York, largest of the municipalities named Mount Vernon
  • Mount Vernon, Ohio
  • Mount Vernon, Oregon
  • Mount Vernon, South Dakota
  • Mount Vernon, Texas
  • Mount Vernon, Virginia
    • Mount Vernon, George Washington's home
  • Mount Vernon, Washington
  • Mt. Vernon, West Virginia
  • Mount Vernon Square in Washington D.C.
    • The Mount Vernon Square/7th Street–Convention Center (Washington Metro) stop on the Yellow and Green lines of the Washington Metro
    • The Mount Vernon Campus of George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
  • Mount Vernon, Wisconsin

See also

• USS Mount Vernon, for several ships in the U.S. Navy
• Mount Vernon High School, several different schools

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