Cumberland (disambiguation)
Cumberland is one of the historic counties of England.
Cumberland may also refer to:
Places
In Australia
- Cumberland, Queensland, a ghost town west of Georgetown
- Cumberland County, New South Wales, containing most of the Sydney metropolitan area
- Cumberland Islands (Queensland)
- Cumberland Park, South Australia, a suburb south of Adelaide
In Canada
- Cumberland (Edmonton), Alberta, a neighbourhood
- Cumberland (electoral district) Federal electoral district
- Cumberland (N.W.T. electoral district)
- Cumberland (Nova Scotia electoral district)
- Cumberland (Saskatchewan provincial electoral district)
- Cumberland, British Columbia
- Cumberland, Ontario (disambiguation), three locations within the Canadian province of Ontario
- Cumberland County, Nova Scotia
- Cumberland House, Saskatchewan
- The Cumberland Mine in Nova Scotia
- Cumberland Sound, an inlet into Baffin Island
In Chile
- Cumberland Bay (Isla Robinsón Crusoe)
In England
- Cumberland (ward), one of the ancient divisions of the county of Cumberland
In Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
In the United States
- Cumberland, Georgia, an edge city, business district, and neighborhood
- Cumberland, Indiana
- Cumberland, Iowa
- Cumberland, Kentucky
- Cumberland, Maine
- Cumberland, Maryland
- Cumberland, New Jersey
- Cumberland, Ohio
- Cumberland, Oklahoma
- Cumberland, Rhode Island
- Cumberland, Virginia
- Cumberland, Washington
- Cumberland, Wisconsin, a city
- Cumberland, Barron County, Wisconsin, a town
- Cumberland Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania
- Cumberland Township, Greene County, Pennsylvania
- Cumberland Bone Cave, a fossil-filled cave, Wills Mountain, Allegany County, Maryland
- Cumberland Center, Maine
- Cumberland City, Tennessee
- Cumberland County (disambiguation), in the United States, in Canada, and in Australia.
- Cumberland Gap, a pass through the Appalachian Mountains
- Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, a geographical feature and a town
- Cumberland Head, New York
- Cumberland Hill, Rhode Island
- Cumberland Island, in Eastern Georgia, a geographical feature and a town
- The Cumberland Mountains in Tennessee and Kentucky
- Cumberland Narrows in Maryland
- The Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee and Kentucky
- The Cumberland River in Tennessee and Kentucky
- Cumberland Falls
- Lake Cumberland, an artificial lake on the Cumberland River
- Cumberland Road, a historical road, also called the Great National Pike and the National Road, the first United States federal highway
- Cumberland Valley, in Pennsylvania and Maryland
- Cumberland Valley AVA, wine region
People
- Cumberland (surname)
- Duke of Cumberland, a former and currently suspended peerage of England, Great Britain and the United Kingdom
- Earl of Cumberland, a former peerage of England
Companies
- Cumberland (pharmacy) a defunct chain of pharmacies located in Quebec and eastern Ontario
- Cumberland Farms a chain of convenience stores found primarily in the northeastern United States
- Cumberland Records, a record label
Edibles
- Cumberland sauce, a fruit-based sauce
- Cumberland sausage, a traditional sausage recipe in Britain
Healthcare institutions
- Cumberland Infirmary, a hospital in Carlisle
- West Cumberland Hospital, a hospital in Whitehaven
Higher education
- Cumberland School of Law, in Birmingham, Alabama
- Cumberland University, in Lebanon, Tennessee
- University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky
Naval vessels
- Cumberland, former East Indiaman that became the Chilean navy ship San Martín
- HMS Cumberland, ships in the Royal Navy
- USS Cumberland, various ships in the United States Navy
Sports
- Cumberland (rugby league team), a team in the inaugural New South Wales Rugby League competition
- Cumberland United, an Association Football club in Adelaide, Australia
Transportation
- Cumberland station (disambiguation), stations of the name
Other uses
- 1964 Cumberland B-52 crash, an accident involving a nuclear bomber
- Army of the Cumberland, part of the Union Army in the American Civil War
- Cumberland Building Society, a building society
- Cumberland Presbyterian Church, a Presbyterian denomination in Protestant Christianity
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