Lancaster 

• Lancaster, England
• Lancaster, Ontario[?], Canada
• Lancaster, California, United States
• Lancaster, Kansas, United States
• Lancaster, Kentucky, United States
• Lancaster, Massachusetts, United States
• Lancaster, Minnesota, United States
• Lancaster, Missouri, United States
• Lancaster, New Hampshire[?], United States
• Lancaster, New York[?], United States
• Lancaster, Ohio, United States
• Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
• Lancaster, South Carolina, United States
• Lancaster, Texas, United States
• Lancaster, Virginia[?], United States
• Lancaster, Wisconsin, United States
• Lancaster County, Nebraska
• Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States
• Lancaster County, South Carolina
• Lancaster County, Virginia
• Lancaster Township, Pennsylvania

• Burt Lancaster
• Don Lancaster

and a World War II-era bomber aircraft:

• Avro Lancaster

and a British royal dynasty:

• House of Lancaster

and one of only two British duchies:

• Duchy of Lancaster

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