United States
For brevity, only major places are on this list - the remainder can be found at the
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- Alabama
- Ardmore
- Alaska
- Scotch Cap
- Scottie Creek
- Arizona
- Bonnie Blink
- Arkansas
- Baxter County
- California
- Bonny Doon
- Inverness
- Colorado
- Castle Rock
- Delaware
- Scotts Corner
- District of Columbia
- Douglass
- Florida
- Dunedin, from Dun Eideann, Scottish Gaelic for Edinburgh
- Georgia
- Culloden
- Hawaii
- West Loch
- Idaho
- Drummond
- Illinois
- Midlothian
- Indiana
- Rob Roy
- Iowa
- Dundee
- Kansas
- Scott County
- Louisiana
- Gretna
- Maine
- North Berwick
- Massachusetts
- Melrose
- Maryland
- Banks O' Dee
- Scots Fancy
- Michigan
- Caledonia Township, Alcona County
- Caledonia Township, Kent County
- Caledonia Township, Shiawassee County
- Minnesota
- Argyle
- Montana
- Livingston
- Nevada
- Logan
- New Jersey
- Scotch Bonnet
- New York
- Bonnie Crest
- Caledonia
- Scotch Bush
- North Carolina
- Scotland County
- Ohio
- Ross County
- Pennsylvania
- Aberdeen (2 Counties)
- Carnegie
- Edinburg (3 Counties)
- Glasgow (3 Counties)
- Glen Campbell
- Highland Fling
- South Carolina
- Scotia
- Texas
- Dallas north east Scotland
- Houston - Houston suburbs include Montrose
- Vermont
- Castleton
- Virginia
- Bonny Blue
- West Gate of Lomond
- Washington State
- Aberdeen - Home of Kurt Cobain
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