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Newton may refer to:

Physics

• Newton (unit), SI unit of force named after Sir Isaac Newton
• Newton scale, temperature scale devised by Sir Isaac Newton
• Classical mechanics, sometimes referred to as Newtonian mechanics

People

• Newton (surname), lists notable people with the surname or last name (most illustriously Isaac Newton)

Given name

• Newton (Billy Myers) (born 1967), British pop singer
• Newton Faulkner (born 1985), British singer-songwriter
• Newton Newt Gingrich (born 1943), American politician and author
• Newton Lee, nonprofit entrepreneur and magazine editor
• Newton N. Minow (born 1926), American attorney, former Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (1961–1963)

Places

Australia

• Newton, South Australia

Canada

• Newton, Edmonton, a neighborhood in Edmonton, Alberta
• Newton Town Centre, a town center in Surrey, British Columbia
• Newton Mills, Nova Scotia

England

• Newton, Cambridgeshire
• Newton, Cheshire
• Newton, Cumbria
• Newton, Derbyshire
• Newton, Doncaster in South Yorkshire
• Newton, Dorset
• Newton, Greater Manchester
• Newton, Golden Valley in Herefordshire
• Newton, Hampton Court in Herefordshire
• Newton, Fylde in Lancashire
• Newton, Lancaster in Lancashire
• Newton, Lincolnshire
• Newton, Merseyside
• Newton, Norfolk
• Newton, Nottinghamshire
• Newton, Shropshire
• Newton, Suffolk (also known as Newton Green)
• Newton, Warwickshire
• Archdeacon Newton in County Durham
• Hardhorn with Newton in Lancashire
• Newton Abbot in Devon
• Newton Aycliffe in County Durham
• Newton Blossomville in Buckinghamshire
• Newton Bromswold in Northamptonshire
• Newton by Malpas in Cheshire
• Newton by Tattenhall in Cheshire
• Newton-by-the-Sea in Northumberland
• Newton Harcourt in Leicestershire
• Newton-in-Bowland in Lancashire
• Newton-in-Furness in Cumbria
• Newton-le-Willows in Merseyside
• Newton-le-Willows, North Yorkshire
• Newton Longville in Buckinghamshire
• Newton Regis in Warwickshire
• Newton under Roseberry in North Yorkshire
• Newton with Scales in Lancashire
• RAF Newton in Nottinghamshire
• Walford, Letton and Newton in Herefordshire

New Zealand

• Newton, New Zealand

Scotland

• Newton Mearns in East Renfrewshire
• Newton (South Lanarkshire) railway station
• Newton Stewart in Dumfries and Galloway
• Newton in North Uist
• Newton, West Lothian in West Lothian

Singapore

• Newton, Singapore
• Newton Food Centre, Singapore
• Newton MRT Station, Singapore

United States

• Newton, Alabama
• Newton, Georgia
• Newton, Illinois
• Newton, Iowa
• Newton, Kansas
• Newton, Massachusetts
• Newton, Mississippi
• Newton, New Hampshire
• Newton, New Jersey
• Newton, North Carolina
• Newton, Texas
• Newton, Utah
• Newton, Wisconsin

Wales

• Newton, Brecknockshire
• Newton, Bridgend
• Newton, Swansea

Other

• Newton (band), Spanish electronic music group best known for the track "Streamline"
• Newton (lunar crater)
• Newton (Martian crater)
• Newton (platform), a hardware/software platform developed by Apple, Inc., intended for use in PDAs and embedded devices
• Newton (TV), a Norwegian science television program for children
• Fig Newton, fruit-filled cookie
• The Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences
• Newton, Chambers & Company, former Sheffield based Engineering company
• Newton Game Dynamics
• Newton Vineyard, Californian wine estate partially owned by LVMH
• Newton's method, an iterative method for solving equations.
• XMM-Newton, orbiting X-ray observatory (named after Sir Isaac Newton)
• Newton (Blake) is a print by William Blake
• Newton, a centaur sidekick to Hercules in The Mighty Hercules animated series from the 1960s

See also

• Newtown (disambiguation)
• New Town (disambiguation)
• Newtonville (disambiguation)

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