Williams
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Williams is the name of several places in the United States of America:

• Williams, Arizona
• Williams, California
• Williams, Iowa
• Williams, Minnesota
• Williams, South Carolina
• Williams County, North Dakota
• Williams County, Ohio
• Williams Township, Michigan
• Williams Township, Minnesota
• Williams Township, Pennsylvania

There are also places named Williamsburg, Williamson, Williamsport, Williamston, Williamstown, and Williamsville, as well as:

• Williams Bay, Wisconsin
• Williams Creek, Indiana

Many famous people have been named Williams:

• Brian Williams - sports reporter for CBC
• Brian Williams - news reporter for NBC
• Hank Williams, the name of two country music singers, (father and son)
• Kenneth Williams, television and film actor
• Robin Williams, television and film actor
• Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island
• Serena Williams, tennis player and sister of Venus Williams
• Shirley Williams, United Kingdom politician
• Ted Williams, baseball player
• Tennessee Williams, playwright
• Venus Williams, tennis player and sister of Serena Williams
• Walter Williams, economist

Williams is a very successful Formula One racing team: see WilliamsF1.

Williams is also a famous college: see Williams College.

Williams is a common shortened form of Williams Electronics, a successful arcade game producer of the 1980s.

Williams is the name of an energy company. See: Williams (company).

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