Places
- Australia
- Fairhaven, an area of French Island (Victoria)
- Canada
- Fairhaven, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
- Norway
- Fairhaven (Svalbard)
- United Kingdom
- Fairhaven, Lancashire, a coastal suburb of Lytham St Annes, Lancashire
- United States
- Fair Haven (New Haven), a neighborhood in New Haven, Connecticut
- Fair Haven, Michigan
- Fair Haven, New Jersey
- Fair Haven, New York
- Fair Haven, Vermont
- Fair Haven Heights, a neighborhood in New Haven, Connecticut
- Fair Haven Township, Minnesota
- Fairhaven, Alaska
- Fairhaven, California
- Fairhaven, Illinois
- Fairhaven, Massachusetts
- Fairhaven, Anne Arundel County, Maryland
- Fairhaven, Carroll County, Maryland
- Fairhaven, Frederick County, Maryland
- Fairhaven, Minnesota
- Fairhaven, Mississippi
- Fairhaven, Ohio
- Fairhaven, Oregon
- Fairhaven, Washington (now part of Bellingham)
- Fairhaven, West Virginia
- Fairhaven Township, Carroll County, Illinois
- Fairhaven Township, Michigan
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