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Chapin may refer to:

Places

United States

Chapin, Idaho, an unincorporated community
Chapin, Illinois, a village
Chapin, Iowa, an unincorporated community
Chapin Township, Michigan
Chapin, Missouri, an unincorporated community
Chapin, New York
Chapin, South Carolina, a town
Edinburg, Texas or Chapin
Chapin, Wisconsin, an unincorporated community

Elsewhere

Chapni or Chapin, Armenia
Chapin Peak, Wilkes Land, Antarctica

People

Chapin (surname)
Chapin (given name)
Chapin, regional demonym for people from Guatemala

Schools

Chapin School, a school in New York
Chapin School (New Jersey)
Chapin High School, a public high school in South Carolina
Captain John L. Chapin High School, a public high school in Texas

Other uses

Chapin Block, Southbridge, Massachusetts, on the US National Register of Historic Places
Chapin National Bank Building, Springfield, Massachusetts, on the US National Register of Historic Places
Chapin Memorial Church, Oneonta, New York, on the US National Register of Historic Places
Mount Chapin, a summit in Colorado

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+{{wiktionary|Chapin}}
 '''Chapin''' may refer to:
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+==Places==
+=== United States ===
+*[[Chapin, Idaho]], an unincorporated community
+*[[Chapin, Illinois]], a village
+*[[Chapin, Iowa]], an unincorporated community
+*[[Chapin Township, Michigan]]
+*[[Chapin, Missouri]], an unincorporated community
+*[[Chapin, New York]]
+*[[Chapin, South Carolina]], a town
+*[[Edinburg, Texas]] or Chapin
+*[[Chapin, Wisconsin]], an unincorporated community
+=== Elsewhere ===
+*[[Chapni]] or Chapin, Armenia
+*[[Chapin Peak]], Wilkes Land, Antarctica
 ==People==
+*[[Chapin (surname)]]
-*[[Alaric B. Chapin]] (1848–1924), Union hero in American Civil War
+*[[Chapin (given name)]]
-*[[Alfred C. Chapin]] (1848–1936), US politician
-*[[Amzi Chapin]] (1768–1835), US cabinetmaker, singing-school teacher and shapenote composer
-*[[Andy Chapin]] (1951–1985), US musician
-*[[Anna Alice Chapin]] (1880–1920), US female author
-*[[Arthur Chapin]] (1868–1943), US politician
-*[[Augusta Jane Chapin]] (1836–1905), US female religious figure and women's rights activist
-*[[Billy Chapin]] (born 1943), US actor
-*[[Chad Chapin]] (born 1975), US musician
-*[[Charles Chapin]] (1858–1930), US newspaper editor, convicted murderer ("The Rose Man")
-*[[Charles V. Chapin]] (1856–1941), US physician and activist in public health
-*[[Chester W. Chapin]] (1798–1883), US politician
-*[[Darrin Chapin]] (born 1966), US athlete in baseball
-*[[Dwight Chapin]] (born 1940), US politician
-*[[Edward Payson Chapin]] (1831–1863), Union Officer in the American Civil War
-*[[Edwin Hubbell Chapin]] (1814–1880), US preacher and religious writer
-*[[Eliphalet Chapin]] (1741–1807), US cabinetmaker
-*[[Esther Maria Lewis Chapin]] (1871–1959), US female society figure
-*[[F. Stuart Chapin III]] (f. 1970-2000s), US educator
-*[[Francis Chapin]] (1899–1965), US artist
-*[[Francis Stuart Chapin]] (1888–1974), US educator and sociologist
-*[[Frederic L. Chapin]] (1929–1987), US diplomat
-*[[Frederick H. Chapin]] (1852–1900), US businessman, mountaineer, photographer, amateur geologist
-*[[Graham H. Chapin]] (1799–1843), US politician
-*[[Harold Chapin]] (1886–1915), British playwright
-*[[Harry Chapin]] (1942–1981), US musician
-*[[Henry Chapin]] (1811–1878), US politician and judge
-*[[Herman M. Chapin]] (1823–1879), US politician
-*[[James Ormsbee Chapin]] (1887–1975), US artist
-*[[James Chapin|Dr James Paul Chapin]] (1889–1964), US scientist and ornithologist
-*[[Jen Chapin]] (f. 2000s), US female musician
-*[[Jim Chapin]] (1919–2009), US musician
-*[[John Putnam Chapin]] (1810–1864), US politician
-*[[John R. Chapin]] (f. 1800s), US artist and illustrator
-*[[Lauren Chapin]] (born 1945), US female actor
-*[[Linda Chapin]] (f. 2000s), US female politician
-*[[Lonnie Chapin]] (born 1970), US musician
-*[[Mary W. Chapin]] (1820–1899), US female educator and college president
-*[[Miles Chapin]] (born 1954), US actor
-*[[Ralph Chapin]] (1915–2000), US businessman
-*[[Roger Chapin]] (born 1933), US businessman and activist
-*[[Roy D. Chapin]] (1880–1936), US industrialist
-*[[Roy D. Chapin, Jr.]] (1915–2001), US industrialist
-*[[Samuel Chapin]] (1598–1675), US founder of Springfield, Massachusetts
-*[[Sandra Chapin]] (born 1932), US personality, wife of Harry Chapin
-*[[Schuyler Chapin]] (1923–2009), US opera director
-*[[Selden Chapin]] (1899–1963), US diplomat
-*[[Steve Chapin]], (born c. 1944), US musician
-*[[Thomas Chapin]] (1957–1998), US musician
-*[[Tom Chapin]] (born 1945), US musician
 *Chapin, regional demonym for people from [[Guatemala]]
-==Places==
+==Schools==
+*[[Chapin School]], a school in New York
-;United States
-*[[Chapin, Illinois]]
+*[[Chapin School (New Jersey)]]
+*[[Chapin High School]], a public high school in South Carolina
-*[[Chapin, Iowa]]
+*[[Captain John L. Chapin High School]], a public high school in Texas
-*[[Chapin, New York]]
-*[[Chapin, South Carolina]]
-*[[Edinburg, Texas]], originally called Chapin
-*[[Chapin Township, Michigan]]
-*[[The Chapin School]], several places
+==Other uses==
-;Armenia
+*[[Chapin Block]], Southbridge, Massachusetts, on the US National Register of Historic Places
-*[[Chapni]], also spelled ''Chapin''
+*[[Chapin National Bank Building]], Springfield, Massachusetts, on the US National Register of Historic Places
+*[[Chapin Memorial Church]], Oneonta, New York, on the US National Register of Historic Places
+*[[Mount Chapin]], a summit in Colorado
-==Other==
+==See also==
-*[[Chapin School (disambiguation)]], any of several schools
 *[[Chapin Sisters]], a US female singing group
+{{disambiguation|geo}}
-{{disambig}}
-[[Category:Place name disambiguation pages]]
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