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Detroit usually refers to the city of Detroit, Michigan or to the surrounding Metro Detroit area.

Detroit may also refer to:

Contents 1 Geography 1.1 Communities 1.2 Other geographical locations 2 Music 3 People 4 Military and historical 5 Other uses 6 Automotives

[edit] Geography

[edit] Communities

• Detroit, Alabama
• Detroit, Illinois
• Detroit, Kansas
• Detroit, Maine
• Detroit, Oregon
• Detroit, Texas
• Detroit Beach, Michigan
• Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
• Detroit Township, Minnesota

[edit] Other geographical locations

• Detroit Lake, a reservoir in Oregon
• Detroit River, connects Lake St. Clair with Lake Erie
• Detroit Seamount, a seamount in the northern Pacific Ocean

[edit] Music

• Detroit (band), a rock group formed by Mitch Ryder
• "Detroit", from the 1967 Disney musical film The Happiest Millionaire
• "Detroit" (Whiteout song), from the 1995 album Bite It by Whiteout
• "Detroit", from the 1997 album White Trash Hell by Everclear
• "Detroit", from the 2003 album A Drug Problem That Never Existed by Mondo Generator
• "Detroit '67", from the 2008 album Love at the End of the World by Sam Roberts
• "Detroit", from the 1993 Album Self Titled by Rancid

[edit] People

• Marcella Detroit, a singer, musician and song-writer
• Karl Detroit, a Turkish soldier better known as Mehemet Ali

[edit] Military and historical

• Operation Detroit, a part of the Normandy invasion in World War II
• HMS Detroit, a British warship
• USS Detroit, the name of several US Navy ships
• Fort Detroit, a fort occupied during the 18th century
• Fort Shelby (Michigan), also called Fort Lernoult and commonly referred to as Fort Detroit during the War of 1812

[edit] Other uses

• Detroit Edison, an investor-owned public utility serving the Metro Detroit area and Southeastern Michigan
• Detroit techno, a type of electronic music
• Detroit (computer game), a 1993 computer game developed by Impressions Games
• Nathan Detroit, a fictional character in the musical Guys and Dolls

[edit] Automotives

• The US automotive industry, including the US Big Three automobile manufacturers
• Abbott-Detroit, an automobile manufactured between 1909-19
• Detroit Diesel Corporation, a manufacturer of automotive engines
• Detroit Electric, an early automobile manufacturer
• Detroit Assembly, a General Motors assembly plant making Cadillacs
• Detroit Cyclecar, a cyclecar built in Detroit, from 1913-14
• Detroit Steam Motors Corporation, a steam car built in Detroit, in 1922
• Detroit-Dearborn, an automobile built in Dearborn, from 1910-11
• Detroit (Detroit Auto Vehicle Company), the first automotive venture involving Henry Ford
• Detroit (Wheeler Manufacturing), an automobile built in Detroit, in 1904
• Detroit Automobile Company, an automobile built in Detroit, from 1905-06
• Detroit-Oxford, an automobile built in Detroit, from 1905-06
• Downing-Detroit, a cycle car built in Detroit from 1913-15

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