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I just wanted to point out(and I might be wrong, but) that from what I have seen typically articles for communities don't need a county as part of the title, unless it will be confused with another community of the same name in a different county. For example, it is Portland, Maine, not "Portland, Cumberland County, Maine". Now hypothetically, if there was a Portland in York County, Maine, then having the county name would be needed. 331dot (talk) 07:19, 16 August 2016 (UTC)

Hi 331dot, thanks for the suggestion. I don't know exactly what the guidelines are when it comes to naming communities from one state to another, but in my experiences looking at census data, it like a very rare occurrence for there to be two communities with the same name in a state. However, the pages I'm creating have all been in regards to townships, which seem to have different naming requirements, possibly based on a county level, rather than state? Either way, there can be multiple townships with the same name in a single state, just for example, there are four Butler Townships in Pennsylvania. That was the reason I initially included the county name in the title. However, I'm finding that there are far more unique names than repetitive ones, so I appreciate your suggestion, I believe I will start limiting including the county name to cases where there are multiple townships with the same name. I appreciate the help, I'm new to this, and I was kind of surprised there were still gaps to be filled in when it comes to U.S. geography on the site (even though they're relatively tiny gaps). I'm happy to fill in what I can, but it's been a learning curve! Ragazzi3 (talk) 08:21, 16 August 2016 (UTC)

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