Places
- Antarctica
- Mount Minto (Antarctica)
- Australia
- Minto, New South Wales
- Canada
- Minto (Manitoba riding), a provincial electoral division in Manitoba
- Minto, Manitoba, a community located in the Rural Municipality of Whitewater.
- Minto, New Brunswick
- Minto, Ontario
- Minto City, British Columbia, also known as simply Minto
- Minto Inlet, Northwest Territories
- Minto Islands, Nunavut
- Mount Minto, British Columbia
- Mount Minto (Nunavut)
- Rural Municipality of Minto in Manitoba
- Federated States of Micronesia
- Minto Reef
- United Kingdom
- Minto, Scottish Borders, a village near Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland (the original Minto)
- United States
- Minto, Alaska
- Minto, North Dakota
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