Unionville
Generic American placename
Unionville is a common place name across the United States and Canada, typically denoting small towns or neighborhoods.
The name reflects 19th-century optimism about unity—whether national unity around the Civil War era or the joining of smaller communities.
Most Unionvilles are modest settlements: We drove through Unionville on our way to the lake.
County's smaller division
- suburbOutlying residential district
- neighborhoodResidential area nearby
- communityCollective of connected people
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
municipality · district · unincorporated · locale · hamlet · borough · town · residential
Countrymen fighting countrymen
- railroadPermanent track for trains
- depotVehicle storage facility
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- foundingCreating an organization originally
settlers · antebellum · preservation · landmark · monument · cemetery · homestead · mill
township
County's smaller division
- suburbOutlying residential district
- neighborhoodResidential area nearby
- communityCollective of connected people
settlement · municipality · district · unincorporated · locale · hamlet · borough · town · residential · Main Street
Civil War
Countrymen fighting countrymen
founding · settlers · antebellum · preservation · landmark · monument · cemetery · homestead · mill · general store
Connecticut
Northeastern American state
- MissouriMidwestern state, major river
- OntarioCanada's most populous province
- PennsylvaniaNortheastern founding colony state
Maryland · Michigan · Nevada · Tennessee · North Carolina · Indiana · New York · Virginia · Ohio · Georgia
Unionvillemetropolis
Large important city
city · megalopolis · New York City · Los Angeles · urban center
union, unions, unionize, unionized, unionizing, unionization, unionist, unionists, unionism