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Palermo

North Dakota, United States
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  • Naples, Florida
    Italian Place Names in the United States
    / What it means

    Palermo, North Dakota, a tiny railway town, was named in honor of the Italians who worked on the local railroads. Valdese, North Carolina, stands out by its unusual nature: Its name refers to the Waldensians, members of an early (pre-Reformation) Protestant sect that originated in…

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    Palermo, North Dakota, a tiny railway town, was named in honor of the Italians who worked on the local railroads. Valdese, North Carolina, stands out by its unusual nature: Its name refers to the Waldensians, members of an early (pre-Reformation) Protestant sect that originated in…

    Read More