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Athens is the capital of Greece.

Athens may also refer to:

• Classical Athens, the city in Classical Antiquity
• Duchy of Athens (1205–1458), Crusader State centered around the city
• Municipality of Athens
• Athens A and Athens B, parliamentary constituencies
• Athens Prefecture (1987–2010)
• Central Athens (regional unit) (created 2011)
• Athens Exchange, the stock exchange
• Athens University of Economics and Business
• National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, or simply the University of Athens

• Athens, Ontario

• Athenae Diades, a town of ancient Euboea
• Athenae (Boeotia), a town of ancient Boeotia

• Athenae (Pontus), a city of ancient Pontus

• Athens, Alabama
• Athens, Arkansas
• Athens, California
• Athens, Georgia, sixth-largest city in Georgia
• Athens, Illinois
• Athens, Indiana
• Athens, Kentucky
• Athens, Louisiana
• Athens, Maine
• Athens, Michigan
• Athens, Mississippi
• Athens, Missouri
• Athens, Nevada
• Athens, New York
• Athens (village), New York
• Athens, Ohio
• Athens County, Ohio
• Athens, Pennsylvania, a borough
• Athens, Tennessee
• Athens, Texas
• Athens, Vermont
• Athens, West Virginia
• Athens, Wisconsin

• Pontic Athens, a city on the Black Sea mentioned in the 2nd century

• Athens (typeface)
• ATHENS Programme, an exchange network of European higher education institutions
• Athenas, Argentine Catholic music singer
• Lonnie Athens (fl. from 1992), American criminologist
• OpenAthens, an access and identity management service, previously known as Athens

• Athen (disambiguation)
• Atena (disambiguation)
• Atina (disambiguation)
• Athena (disambiguation)
• Athene (disambiguation)
• Altena (disambiguation)
• Athens Township (disambiguation)
• Athina (disambiguation)
• Afini
• ʻAtenisi Institute ('Athens Institute), in Tonga
• Athens Drive High School, in North Carolina, U.S.

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