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Charlotte Harbor

Charlotte Harbor proper noun: a large bay and estuary on the Gulf of Mexico in south-west Florida, United States.

Proper noun

Charlotte Harbor

  1. A large bay and estuary on the Gulf of Mexico in south-west Florida, United States.
  2. A census-designated place in Charlotte County, Florida.

Origin of Charlotte Harbor

Named after Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz by the British.

Questions about Charlotte Harbor

What does Charlotte Harbor mean?
Charlotte Harbor means a large bay and estuary on the Gulf of Mexico in south-west Florida, United States.
What part of speech is Charlotte Harbor?
Charlotte Harbor is a proper noun.

Words near Charlotte Harbor in the dictionary

  1. Charlotte Amalie
  2. Charlotte Bay
  3. Charlotte County
  4. Charlotte Court House
  5. Charlotte Cove
  6. Charlotte Harbor
  7. Charlotte Pass
  8. charlotte russe
  9. charlotte russes
  10. Charlottean
  11. Charlotteans

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