3 places in Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia – Simon Cameron Cameron, Missouri – Malinda Cameron (maiden name of wife of Samuel McCorkle, who platted the town of Somerville, Missouri) Cameron, New York – Dugald Cameron (land agent) Cameron, South Carolina – J. Donald Cameron (U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania) Cameron, Texas – Ewen Cameron (Texian patriot) Camillus, New York – Marcus Furius Camillus (Roman military leader) Camp Connell, California – John F. Connell (landowner and first postmaster) Camp Douglas, Wisconsin – James Douglas (established a camp along the Milwaukee Road to provide wood for the locomotives) Camp Pardee, California – George Pardee (governor of California) Camp Richardson, California – Alonzo L. Richardson (first postmaster) Campbell, California – Benjamin Campbell (founder) Campbell, New York – Campbell family (settlers) Campbellsville, Kentucky – Andrew Campbell (founder) Campion, Colorado – John F. Campion (hard rock mine owner and established the sugar beet industry) Camptonville, California – Robert Campton (town blacksmith) Canal Lewisville, Ohio – T.B. Lewis (founder) Canby, California and Canby, Oregon – General Edward Canby Canfield, Ohio – Jonathan Canfield (proprietor) Cannonsburg, Michigan – Le Grand Cannon (resident of Troy, New York) Cannonsville, New York – Benjamin Cannon (landowner) Canonsburg, Pennsylvania – John Cannon (founder) (note the spelling) Canova, South Dakota – Antonio Canova (Italian sculptor) Canterbury, New Hampshire – William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury Capac, Michigan – Manco Cápac (Incan emperor) Cape Elizabeth, Maine – Elizabeth of Bohemia (sister of King Charles I of England) Cape Girardeau, Missouri – Jean Baptiste de Girardot (French soldier) Cape May, New Jersey – Cornelius Jacobsen May (explorer) Cape Vincent, New York – Vincent, son of Jacques-Donatien Le Ray de Chaumont Captain Cook, Hawaii – Captain James Cook (English explorer) Cardwell, Missouri – Frank Cardwell (resident of Paragould, Arkansas) Caribou, California – Johnny Caribou (early miner) Carlinville, Illinois – Governor Thomas Carlin Carlisle, Massachusetts – Charles Howard, 1st Earl of Carlisle Carlotta, California – Carlotta Vance (founder's daughter) Carnegie, Pennsylvania – Andrew Carnegie Carnesville, Georgia – Col. T.P. Carnes Carolina, Rhode Island – Caroline Hazard (wife of Rowland G. Hazard, mill owner) Carondelet, St. Louis, Missouri – Francisco Luis Héctor de Carondelet Carol Stream, Illinois – (named for founder's daughter) Carr, Colorado – Robert E. Carr (managed the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad rail line through the town) Carroll, New Hampshire – Charles Carroll (a signer of the Declaration of Independence) Carroll Plantation, Maine –