Bannockburn (disambiguation)

Last updated May 13, 2023

For the famous 14th century battle in Scottish history, see Battle of Bannockburn.

There are several places called Bannockburn. All are probably named after the original village of Bannockburn near Stirling, Scotland, and were created by settlers from the Scottish diaspora of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Bannockburn, Illinois, a city in the United States
Bannockburn, New Zealand, a township and former goldmine in New Zealand
Bannockburn, Ontario, a community and former goldmine in Canada
Bannockburn, a suburb of Logan City, in Queensland, Australia
Bannockburn, a locality near Inverell, in New South Wales, Australia
Bannockburn, Victoria in Australia
Bannockburn, a subdivision in southern Austin, Texas
Bannockburn, Zimbabwe, a small town in Zimbabwe
Bannockburn, Maryland, a neighborhood of Bethesda, Maryland

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