Fayette
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Fayette is the name of a number of places in the United States of America. Many are named for the Marquis de la Fayette (or Marquis de Lafayette), a French nobleman who fought along with General George Washington in the American Revolutionary War. Other places named for him are designated Fayetteville, La Fayette, or Lafayette.
- Fayette, Alabama
- Fayette, Arkansas
- Fayette, Iowa
- Fayette, Maine
- Fayette, Michigan
- Fayette, Mississippi
- Fayette, Missouri
- Fayette, New York
- Fayette, Ohio
- Fayette, Utah
- Fayette, Wisconsin
- Fayette City, Pennsylvania
- Fayette County, Alabama
- Fayette County, Georgia
- Fayette County, Illinois
- Fayette County, Indiana
- Fayette County, Iowa
- Fayette County, Kentucky
- Fayette County, Ohio
- Fayette County, Pennsylvania
- Fayette County, Tennessee
- Fayette County, Texas
- Fayette County, West Virginia
- Fayette Historic State Park, Michigan
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