Alexandria is a city in Egypt.
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Alexandria may also refer to:
United States
- Alexandria Township (disambiguation), various localities in the United States
- Alexandria, Alabama
- Alexandria, Indiana
- Alexandria, Kentucky
- Alexandria, Louisiana
- Alexandria, Missouri
- Alexandria, Minnesota
- Alexandria, Nebraska
- Alexandria, New Hampshire
- Alexandria, New York
- Alexandria Bay, New York
- Alexandria, Ohio, a village in Licking County
- Alexandria, Scioto County, Ohio, an unincorporated community
- West Alexandria, Ohio
- Alexandria, Pennsylvania
- Alexandria, South Dakota
- Alexandria, Tennessee
- Alexandria, Virginia
- Alexandria County, formerly in the District of Columbia and later in Virginia
West and Central Asia
These are places named for, and sometimes founded by, Alexander the Great, arranged roughly west to east:
- Alexandria Troas, in the ancient Troad, Asia Minor, near modern Dalyan, Turkey
- Alexandria ad Latmum, in ancient Caria, probably near modern Karpuzlu, Turkey
- Alexandria ad Issum, in ancient Syria, near modern İskenderun, Turkey
- Iskandariya (Alexandria), in ancient Mesopotamia, modern Iraq
- Alexandria in Susiana, later Charax Spasinu, modern Iraq
- Alexandria Carmania, unknown location, Iran
- Alexandria in the Caucasus, modern Bagram, Afghanistan
- Alexandria Arachosia, modern Kandahar, Afghanistan
- Alexandria Ariana, possibly modern Herat, Afghanistan
- Alexandria in Opiania, modern Ghazni, Afghanistan.
- Alexandria Prophthasia, location unknown, in modern Afghanistan
- Alexandria on the Oxus, Bactria, in modern Afghanistan
- Alexandria in Margiana or Merv, Bactria, in modern Turkmenistan
- Alexandria Eschate, Fergana, modern Tajikistan
- Alexandria Bucephalous, modern Punjab, Pakistan
- Alexandria Nicaea, modern Nicaea, Punjab, Pakistan
- Alexandria on the Indus, possibly modern Uch, Pakistan
- Alexandria in Orietai, possibly near modern Bela, Pakistan
- Alexandria Hyphasis, modern East Punjab, India
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