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For United States Navy officer, see Stephen Decatur.

Decatur is the name of several places in the United States. Most, if not all, are named for Stephen Decatur, a U.S. naval officer, known for his exploits at Tripoli against the Barbary pirates and the toast "Our country! In her intercourse with foreign nations, may she always be in the right; but our country, right or wrong," often shortened to "My country, right or wrong."

Contents 1 Geographical Locations 1.1 Metropolitan Areas 2 School Systems 2.1 Schools 2.1.1 Higher Education 3 News Papers 4 Ports 5 Railroads 5.1 Train stations 6 Malls and Shopping Centers 7 Songs

[edit] Geographical Locations

• Decatur, Alabama
• Decatur, Arkansas
• Decatur, Georgia
• Decatur, Illinois
• Decatur, Indiana
• Decatur, Michigan
• Decatur, Mississippi
• Decatur, Nebraska
• Decatur, New York
• Decatur, Tennessee
• Decatur, Texas
• Decatur County, Georgia
• Decatur County, Indiana
• Decatur County, Iowa
• Decatur County, Kansas
• Decatur County, Tennessee
• Decatur Island, Washington
• Decatur Township, Pennsylvania
• Decatur Township, Indiana

[edit] Metropolitan Areas

• Decatur Metropolitan Area
• Huntsville-Decatur Combined Statistical Area

[edit] School Systems

• Decatur City Schools

[edit] Schools

• Decatur High School, Alabama
• Stephen Decatur High School, Berlin, Maryland (Worcester County Public School)
• Stephen Decatur Middle School, Berlin, Maryland (Worcester County Public School)

[edit] Higher Education

• Calhoun Community College at Decatur-(Main Campus)

[edit] News Papers

• The Decatur Daily

[edit] Ports

• Port of Decatur

[edit] Railroads

• Decatur-Courtland-Tuscumbia Railroad

[edit] Train stations

• Decatur (MARTA station)

[edit] Malls and Shopping Centers

• Colonial Mall Decatur

[edit] Songs

• "Decatur, or, Round of Applause for Your Step Mother!" is a song by Sufjan Stevens from his album Illinois

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