Belgium Le Roy, New York – Herman Le Roy (landowner) Letcher, California – F.F. Letcher (county supervisor) Leverett, Massachusetts – John Leverett (twentieth governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony) Levittown, 2 places in New York and Pennsylvania – William Levitt Lewis and Clark River (Oregon) – Capt. Meriwether Lewis and William Clark (explorers) Lewis, Vermont – Nathan, Sevignior and Timothy Lewis (landholders) Lewisboro, New York – John Lewis (resident) Lewisburg, West Virginia – Samuel Lewis Lewiston, Idaho – Meriwether Lewis Lewiston, Minnesota – Johnathan Smith Lewis (settler) Lewiston (town), New York – Gov. Morgan Lewis Lewistown, Ohio – Capt. John Lewis (Shawnee chief) Lewistown, Pennsylvania – William Lewis Lila C, California – Lila C. Coleman (mine owner's daughter) Lillis, California – Simon C. Lillis (ranch superintendent) Ligonier, Pennsylvania – John Ligonier, 1st Earl Ligonier Lillington, North Carolina – Col. Alexander Lillington Limon, Colorado – John Limon (or Lymon) (railroad construction supervisor) Lincklaen, New York – John Lincklaen (landowner) Lincoln, Alabama and Lincoln, Vermont – Major General Benjamin Lincoln Lincoln, California – Charles Lincoln Wilson (one of the organizers and directors of the California Central Railroad) Lincoln, Illinois, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Lincoln, Rhode Island – Abraham Lincoln Lincoln, Maine – Enoch Lincoln (Maine's sixth governor) Lincoln, New Hampshire – Henry Fiennes Pelham-Clinton, 2nd Duke of Newcastle, 9th Earl of Lincoln Lincoln Center, Kansas – Abraham Lincoln (indirectly, via Lincoln County, Kansas) Lincolnton, Georgia and Lincolnton, North Carolina – Major General Benjamin Lincoln Lincolnville, Maine – Major General Benjamin Lincoln (landowner) Lincolnville, South Carolina – Abraham Lincoln Lindley, New York – Col. Eleazar Lindley Linn, Missouri – Lewis F. Linn (U.S. Senator) Linneus, Missouri – Lewis F. Linn (U.S. Senator) Litchfield, California – Thomas Litch (pioneer) Litchfield, New Hampshire – George Henry Lee, Earl of Litchfield Littleton, Colorado – Richard S. Little Littleton, Massachusetts – George Lyttelton, 1st Baron Lyttelton (note the spelling) Littleton, New Hampshire – Col. Moses Little Livermore, California – Robert Livermore Livermore, Maine – Deacon Elijah Livermore (early settler) Livermore Falls, Maine – Deacon Elijah Livermore (early settler) Livingston, California – Charles C. Livingston (railroad official) Livingston, Montana – Johnston Livingston (Northern Pacific Railway stockholder and director) Livingston, New Jersey – William Livingston Locke, New York – John Locke Lockwood, 3 places in California, New York, and West Virginia – Belva Ann Lockwood Logan Creek Dredge (Nebraska) – Logan Fontenelle (Omaha chief) Logan, Montana – Captain William Logan