Hometown
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Hometown is primarily used as a generic term for the city or town in which someone grew up, or the place of someone's principal residence[1].
Hometown is also used as the specific name of several places in the United States.
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[edit] Places
- Hometown, Illinois
- Hometown, Pennsylvania
- Hometown, West Virginia
- Homestown, Missouri, with an additional "s".
[edit] Other cultural uses
- Ancestral home or ancestral hometown in Chinese culture
[edit] Others
- Hometown High-Q
- Hometown Buffet
- Hometown Band
- My Hometown
- My Hometown, a short lived TV series starring Jay Baruchel
[edit] External links
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