Nortonville
Nortonville proper noun: a ghost town in Contra Costa County, California; founded by Noah Norton.
Proper noun
Nortonville
- A ghost town in Contra Costa County, California; founded by Noah Norton.
- A minor city in Jefferson County, Kansas, named after railroad employee L. Norton.
- A city in Hopkins County, Kentucky, named after banker Eckstein Norton.
Origin of Nortonville
From the surname Norton + -ville.
Questions about Nortonville
- What does Nortonville mean?
- Nortonville means a ghost town in Contra Costa County, California; founded by Noah Norton.
- What part of speech is Nortonville?
- Nortonville is a proper noun.
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