It is the name of numerous cities, the largest of which are Portland, Oregon , and Portland, Maine , in the United States .
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In the United States :
- Portland, Arkansas , a city of 552.
- Portland, Colorado , a city.
- Portland, Connecticut , a city of 8,732.
- Portland, Illinois , a city (now known as Blue Island) of 23,463.
- Portland, Indiana , a city of 6,437.
- Portland, Louisville , Kentucky , a neighborhood and former town in Louisville, Kentucky .
- Portland, Maine , a city of 64,249.
- Portland, Michigan , a city of 3,789.
- Portland, New York , a city of 5,502.
- Portland, North Dakota , a city of 604.
- Portland, Ohio , a city.
- Portland, Oregon , a city of 550,560.
- Portland, Pennsylvania , a city of 579.
- Portland, Tennessee , a city of 8,458.
- Portland, Texas , a city of about 15,000.
- Portland, Dodge County, Wisconsin , a city of 1,106.
- Portland, Monroe County, Wisconsin , a city of 686.
- New Portland, Maine , a city.
- South Portland, Maine , a city.
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Sports teams:
- Portland Trail Blazers , NBA basketball team based in Portland, Oregon
- Portland Winter Hawks , WHL hockey team based in Portland, Oregon
- Portland Beavers , PCL minor league baseball team based in Portland, Oregon
- Portland Lumberjax , NLL lacrosse team based in Portland, Oregon
- Portland Timbers , USL soccer team based in Portland, Oregon
Other meanings:
- Portland Cement is the most common type of cement in general construction usage
- Portland Stone , limestone from the Jurassic period quarried on the Isle of Portland, Dorset
- Battle Of Portland , naval battle of the First Anglo-Dutch War off Beachy Head in the English Channel
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