At least 20+ U.S. cities and towns bear Abraham Lincoln's name — a testament to his enduring legacy. Most were founded during or after his presidency (1861–1865).
| City/Town | State | Key Facts |
|---|---|---|
| Lincoln | Nebraska | State capital (since 1867), founded 1856, UNL flagship |
| Lincoln | Illinois | Logan County seat; Lincoln lived nearby (New Salem, Springfield) |
| Lincoln Park | Michigan | Wayne County, Detroit suburb, incorporated 1921 |
| Lincoln | California | Placer County, Gold Rush town (1864), historic downtown |
| Lincoln | New Hampshire | Grafton County, chartered 1764 (pre-presidency!), White Mtns gateway |
| Lincoln | Vermont | Addison County, chartered 1780, covered bridges, Green Mtns |
| Lincoln | Alabama | Talladega County, near Talladega Superspeedway |
| Lincoln | Kansas | Lincoln County seat, post rock country |
| Lincoln | Missouri | Benton County, Truman Lake area |
| Lincoln | Montana | Lewis & Clark County, Blackfoot Valley |
| Lincoln | North Dakota | Burleigh County, near Bismarck |
| Lincoln | Rhode Island | Providence County, historic mill villages |