Aurora is the name of numerous places in the United States:
- Aurora[?] in Etowah County, Alabama
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- Aurora[?] in Madison County, Arkansas
- Aurora[?] in Stanislaus County, California
- Aurora in Adams County, Colorado
- Aurora[?] in Brevard County, Florida
- Aurora in Kane County, Illinois
- Aurora in Dearborn County, Indiana
- Aurora in Buchanan County, Iowa
- Aurora in Cloud County, Kansas
- Aurora[?] in Marshall County, Kentucky
- Aurora[?] in Washington Parish, Louisiana
- Aurora in Hancock County, Maine
- Aurora[?] in Gogebic County, Michigan
- Aurora in St. Louis County, Minnesota
- Aurora in Lawrence County, Missouri
- Aurora[?] in Beaverhead County, Montana
- Aurora in Hamilton County, Nebraska
- Aurora[?] in Mineral County, Nevada
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- Aurora in Beaufort County, North Carolina
- Aurora in Portage County, Ohio
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- Aurora in Marion County, Oregon
- Aurora in Brookings County, South Dakota
- Aurora in Wise County, Texas
- Aurora in Sevier County, Utah
- Aurora[?] in Preston County, West Virginia
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- Aurora County, South Dakota
- Aurora Township[?] in Benson County, North Dakota
Aurora is a town in Ontario, Canada.
Aurora is one of the provinces in the Philippines.
Aurora is a light caused by solar wind and seen near the poles. See auroral light.
Aurora was the Roman equivalent to the Greek mythological goddess of the dawn, Eos, which see for more details.
Aurora is a (possibly fictional) US hypersonic spy plane. See Aurora aircraft.
Aurora is the Collective noun for a group of Polar Bears: "An aurora of Polar Bears".
Aurora is Asteroid number 94, discovered by J. C. Watson, in september 6, 1867. See 94 Aurora[?].
Aurora is the name of the cruiser in Saint Petersburg that rang in the Russian Revolution.
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