Brooklyn (disambiguation)

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Brooklyn is a borough of New York City.

In addition, Brooklyn is the name or part of the name of the following places:

In the United States of America:

Brooklyn, Connecticut
Brooklyn, Illinois
*Brooklyn, Saint Clair County, Illinois
*Brooklyn, Schuyler County, Illinois
Brooklyn, Indiana
Brooklyn, Iowa
Brooklyn, Maryland
Brooklyn, Michigan
Brooklyn was an early name for the settlement that eventually became Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Brooklyn, Ohio
Brooklyn, Wisconsin
*Brooklyn, Dane County, Wisconsin
*Brooklyn, Green County, Wisconsin
*Brooklyn, Green Lake County, Wisconsin
*Brooklyn, Washburn County, Wisconsin
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota (derived from Minneapolis, see above)
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota (derived from Minneapolis, see above)
Brooklyn, Portland, Oregon

In South Africa:

Brooklyn, Pretoria, a suburb of Pretoria, Gauteng Province
Brooklyn, Cape Town, a suburb of Cape Town, Western Cape Province

In Australia:

Brooklyn, Victoria, a suburb of Melbourne
Brooklyn, New South Wales, a suburb of Sydney

In New Zealand:

Brooklyn, New Zealand, a suburb of Wellington
Brooklyn Valley, New Zealand, near Motueka in the South Island

In South Africa:

Brooklyn, South Africa, a suburb of Cape Town

In addition, you might be looking for Brooklin, Maine or places named Brookline or Brookland.

For various ships named Brooklyn, see USS Brooklyn.

Brooklyn is a Broadway musical.

Brooklyn is also the name of a character on the Walt Disney animated series Gargoyles. In the anime series Beyblade, Brooklyn is an extremely strong Beyblader who uses the great power of his mind to energize his beyblade, Zeus.

Brooklyn is a term used in ten-pin bowling to describe a hit in the pocket opposite (left [pins 1,2] for right-handers, right [pins 1,3] for left-handers) from the one that is attempted.

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