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| − | '''Orange County''' is | + | '''Orange County''' is the name of several counties in the continental USA. |
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| + | It may refer to: | ||
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| + | *Orange County, California | ||
| + | *Orange County, Florida | ||
| + | *Orange County, Indiana | ||
| + | *Orange County, New York | ||
| + | *Orange County, North Carolina | ||
| + | *Orange County, Texas | ||
| + | *Orange County, Vermont | ||
| + | *Orange County, Virginia | ||
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| + | Perhaps the most famous, because of its size, is Orange County, California. Although originally called Richland urban legend has it that the name was decided over a game of poker with four players taking the names of Almond, Lemon, Olive and Orange.<ref>http://www.socalhistoryland.mysite.com/Orange.html</ref> | ||
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| + | ==References== | ||
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| + | [[Category:United States of America]] | ||
Revision as of 14:03, August 1, 2011
Orange County is the name of several counties in the continental USA.
It may refer to:
- Orange County, California
- Orange County, Florida
- Orange County, Indiana
- Orange County, New York
- Orange County, North Carolina
- Orange County, Texas
- Orange County, Vermont
- Orange County, Virginia
Perhaps the most famous, because of its size, is Orange County, California. Although originally called Richland urban legend has it that the name was decided over a game of poker with four players taking the names of Almond, Lemon, Olive and Orange.[1]