Places
- Canada
- Bloomingdale, Ontario
- United States
- Bloomingdale, former name of Oregon City, California
- Bloomingdale, Florida
- Bloomingdale, Georgia
- Bloomingdale, Illinois
- Bloomingdale, Indiana
- Bloomingdale, Kentucky
- Bloomingdale (Queenstown, Maryland), listed on the NRHP in Maryland
- Bloomingdale, Michigan
- Bloomingdale, New Jersey
- Bloomingdale, New York (Essex County)
- Bloomingdale, North Carolina
- Bloomingdale, Ohio
- Bloomingdale, Carbon County, Pennsylvania in Carbon County, Pennsylvania
- Bloomingdale, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
- Bloomingdale, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania
- Bloomingdale, South Dakota
- Bloomingdale, Tennessee
- Bloomingdale (Washington, DC), a neighborhood in Washington, D.C.
- Bloomingdale, Wisconsin
- Bloomingdale School of Music, a nonprofit community music school in Manhattan, New York City
- Bloomingdale District, a district of Manhattan
- Bloomingdale Township (disambiguation)
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