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Laporte, LaPorte, or La Porte may refer to:

Places

Canada

Laporte, Saskatchewan, a hamlet
Laporte (electoral district), a provincial electoral district in Quebec

Haiti

La Porte, Les Cayes, Haiti, a village in the Les Cayes commune of Haiti

United States

La Porte, California
Laporte, Colorado, part of the greater Fort Collins area
La Porte, Indiana, in Northwest Indiana
La Porte City, Iowa
Laporte, Michigan
Laporte, Minnesota
Laporte, Pennsylvania
Laporte Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
La Porte, Texas, part of the greater Houston area

People

André Laporte (born 1931), Belgian composer
Aymeric Laporte (born 1994), French-born Spanish footballer
Bernard Laporte (born 1964), French rugby union coach and politician
Christophe Laporte (born 1992), French cyclist
Éric Laporte (born 1976), Canadian politician
Eric Laporte (tenor), Canadian opera singer
François-Louis Laporte, comte de Castelnau (1802–1880), French naturalist
Frank LaPorte (1880–1930), American athlete
Frankie LaPorte (1901–1972), American mobster
Leo Laporte (born 1956), radio and television host
Leon J. LaPorte (born 1946), United States Army General
Otto Laporte (1902-1971), German-born American physicist
- Laporte rule, a selection rule in spectroscopy, named after Otto Laporte
Pierre Laporte (1921–1970), Canadian politician, assassinated in 1970.
Pierre Frank Laporte, Seychellois economist and politician
Stéphane Laporte (born 1966), French javelin thrower
Steve La Porte, American make-up artist

Businesses

Laporte plc, a British chemicals business
LaPorte CPAs and Business Advisors

Science

Laporte rule, a spectroscopic selection rule

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+{{wiktionary|Laporte|LaPorte|La Porte}}
 '''Laporte''', '''LaPorte''', or '''La Porte''' may refer to:
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 ==Places==
-;Canada
+===Canada===
+* [[Laporte, Saskatchewan]], a hamlet
 * [[Laporte (electoral district)]], a provincial electoral district in Quebec
+===Haiti===
-;United States
+* [[La Porte, Les Cayes, Haiti]], a village in the Les Cayes commune of Haiti
+===United States===
 *[[La Porte, California]]
-*[[Laporte, Colorado]]
+* [[Laporte, Colorado]], part of the greater Fort Collins area
-*[[La Porte, Indiana]]
+*[[La Porte, Indiana]], in Northwest Indiana
-*[[LaPorte County, Indiana]]
+**[[LaPorte County, Indiana]]
+** [[LaPorte High School (Indiana)]]
+**[[LaPorte Community School Corporation]]
+**[[La Porte Civic Auditorium]]
+**[[La Porte Municipal Airport (Indiana)|La Porte Municipal Airport]]
 *[[La Porte City, Iowa]]
 *[[Laporte, Michigan]]
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 *[[Laporte, Pennsylvania]]
 *[[Laporte Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania]]
-*[[La Porte, Texas]]
+* [[La Porte, Texas]], part of the greater Houston area
+** [[La Porte Municipal Airport (Texas)]]
+** [[La Porte High School (Texas)]]
+** [[La Porte Independent School District]]
 ==People==
-* [[André Laporte]] (b. 1931), Belgian composer
+* [[André Laporte]] (born 1931), Belgian composer
+* [[Aymeric Laporte]] (born 1994), French-born Spanish footballer
-* [[Bernard Laporte]] (b. 1964), former coach of the France national rugby union team and Secretary of State of sports and youth in the French government
-* [[Éric Laporte]] (b. 1976), Canadian politician
+* [[Bernard Laporte]] (born 1964), French rugby union coach and politician
-* [[François Louis de la Porte, comte de Castelnau]] (1812–1880), French naturalist
+* [[Christophe Laporte]] (born 1992), French cyclist
-* [[Leo Laporte]], radio and television host
+* [[Éric Laporte]] (born 1976), Canadian politician
-* [[Leon J. LaPorte]], United States Army General
+* [[Eric Laporte (tenor)]], Canadian opera singer
+* [[François-Louis Laporte, comte de Castelnau]] (1802–1880), French naturalist
+* [[Frank LaPorte]] (1880–1930), American athlete
+* [[Frankie LaPorte]] (1901–1972), American mobster
+* [[Leo Laporte]] (born 1956), radio and television host
+* [[Leon J. LaPorte]] (born 1946), United States Army General
 * [[Otto Laporte]] (1902-1971), German-born American physicist
 **[[Laporte rule]], a selection rule in spectroscopy, named after Otto Laporte
-* [[Pierre Laporte]], Canadian politician
+* [[Pierre Laporte]] (1921–1970), Canadian politician, assassinated in 1970.
-* [[Stéphane Laporte]] (b. 1966), French javelin thrower
+* [[Pierre Frank Laporte]], Seychellois economist and politician
+* [[Stéphane Laporte]] (born 1966), French javelin thrower
+* [[Steve La Porte]], American make-up artist
 ==Businesses==
-* [[Laporte plc]], a [[United Kingdom|British]] Chemicals business
+* [[Laporte plc]], a British chemicals business
+* [[LaPorte CPAs and Business Advisors]]
 ==Science==
 * [[Laporte rule]], a spectroscopic selection rule
+==See also==
-{{disambig}}
+*[[De la Porte]]
-[[Category:Place name disambiguation pages]]
+*[[Delaporte]]
+*[[Osvaldo Laport]], Uruguayan-Argentine actor
+{{disambig|geo|surname}}
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