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Norfolk is a county in England.

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Norfolk may also refer to:

Places

Transportation

• HMS Norfolk, five ships in the British Royal Navy
• Norfolk (ship) - one of several vessels of that name
• Norfolk Air, formerly based on Norfolk Island, Australia
• Norfolk International Airport, Norfolk, Virginia
• Norfolk (MBTA station) in Norfolk, Massachusetts
• Norfolk Southern Railway, an American railroad company
• USS Norfolk, any of several U.S. Navy ships
• Norfolk station (disambiguation), stations of the name

Animals

• Norfolk damselfly, a species particular to the Norfolk Broads in England
• Norfolk hawker, a dragonfly
• Norfolk Trotter, an extinct horse breed named after the county in England
• Norfolk Horn, a rare breed of sheep named after the county in England
• Norfolk Grey, a breed of chicken
• Norfolk Black, a breed of turkey
• Norfolk Terrier, a breed of dog

People

• Any of various Dukes of Norfolk
  • Earl of Norfolk, a title which has been created several times in the Peerage of England
  • Norfolk Herald Extraordinary, an officer of arms at the College of Arms in London
• Andrew Norfolk (1965–2025), British investigative reporter
• Lawrence Norfolk (born 1963), British novelist
• Peter Norfolk (born 1960), British wheelchair tennis player

Other uses

• Norfolk case, a type of luggage
• Norfolk dialect, a dialect of Norfolk, England
• Norfuk language, spoken in Australia's Norfolk Island
• Norfolk jacket, an item of Victorian-era clothing
• Norfolk pine, also known as Norfolk Island Pine, a species of tree (Araucaria heterophylla)
• Norfolk State University, located in Norfolk, Virginia
• Royal Norfolk Regiment, an infantry regiment of the British Army
• The Battle of Norfolk, a military engagement during the first Gulf War

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