Douglas 

• A Celtic mythological figure, see Douglas (mythology)
• An airplane manufacturer, see Douglas Aircraft Company, later McDonnell-Douglas, now part of Boeing
• A river in England, see River Douglas
• A shire in Queensland, see Douglas, Australia[?]
• Capital of the Isle of Man[?], see Douglas, Isle of Man[?]
• A Scottish clan, see Clan Douglas[?]
• Several places in the United States:
  • Douglas, Alabama
  • Douglas, Arizona
  • Douglas, Georgia
  • New Douglas, Illinois
  • Douglas, Massachusetts
  • East Douglas, Massachusetts
  • Douglas, Michigan
  • Douglas Township, Minnesota
  • Douglas, Nebraska
  • Douglas, North Dakota
  • Douglas, Oklahoma
  • Camp Douglas, Wisconsin
  • Douglas, Wisconsin
  • Douglas, Wyoming
  • Douglas County, Colorado
  • Douglas County, Georgia
  • Douglas County, Illinois
  • Douglas County, Kansas
  • Douglas County, Minnesota
  • Douglas County, Missouri
  • Douglas County, Nebraska
  • Douglas County, Nevada
  • Douglas County, Oregon
  • Douglas County, Washington
  • Douglas County, Wisconsin

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