Levett - Places Named After The Family

Places Named After The Family

  • Hooton Levitt, South Yorkshire
  • Catsfield Levett, East Sussex, now simply Catsfield
  • Levitt Hagg, South Yorkshire
  • Fort Levett, Casco Bay, Maine
  • Levette Lake, British Columbia, Canada
  • Levitstown (initially Lyvetiston), County Kildare, Ireland
  • Leavitt, California
  • Leavittsburg, Ohio
  • Leavitt Island, Alaska North Slope
  • Leavittstown, now Effingham, New Hampshire
  • Leavitt's Hill, now Deerfield, New Hampshire
  • Leavitt Peak, California
  • Leavitt, Alberta, Canada
  • Levetts Fields, Lichfield, Staffordshire
  • Levetts Square, Lichfield, Staffordshire
  • Leavitt (crater), Moon
  • 5383 Leavitt, asteroid, Solar System

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