Places
In the United States:
- Lexington, Kentucky, the largest 'Lexington'
- Lexington, Massachusetts, the oldest 'Lexington'
- Battles of Lexington and Concord, the first battles of the American Revolutionary War
- Lexington, Alabama
- Lexington, Georgia
- Lexington, Illinois
- Lexington, Indiana
- Lexington, Carroll County, Indiana
- Lexington, Maine
- Lexington, Michigan
- Lexington, Minnesota
- Lexington, Mississippi
- Lexington, Missouri
- Lexington, Nebraska
- Lexington, New York
- Lexington, North Carolina
- Lexington, Ohio
- Lexington, Oklahoma
- Lexington, Oregon
- Lexington, South Carolina
- Lexington County, South Carolina
- Lexington, Tennessee
- Lexington, Texas
- Lexington, Virginia
- Lexington (plantation), Virginia
- Lexington Avenue (Manhattan), a street in New York City
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