Hibernia (disambiguation)

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Hibernia is the Classical Latin name for the island of Ireland.

Hibernia may also refer to:

Locations

Canada

• Hibernia, Nova Scotia, a community in the Region of Queens Municipality
• Hibernia (oil field), a major offshore oil project on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, Canada

United States

• Hibernia, Florida, a town
• Hibernia, Clark County, Indiana, an unincorporated place
• Hibernia, Montgomery County, Indiana, an unincorporated place
• Hibernia, New Jersey, an unincorporated place
• Hibernia mines, iron mines in northern New Jersey, USA
• Hibernia, Ohio, a former village outside modern-day Reynoldsburg

Elsewhere

• Hibernia Street (Czech: Hybernská ulice) in the Lower New Town of Prague, Czech Republic

Companies

• Hibernia Networks, a US-based telecom infrastructure provider
• Hibernia National Bank, a former bank in Louisiana and Texas, now part of Capital One
  • Hibernia Bank Building, former headquarters of Hibernia National Bank in New Orleans
• Hibernia Bank (San Francisco), a former bank, famously robbed by the Symbionese Liberation Army
• Hibernia College, an online college based in Ireland

Transportation

• Hibernia (locomotive), the name given to one of the first two railway locomotives to run in Ireland
• Hibernia 41-E, steam locomotives run in Germany
• Hibernia (ship), several merchant vessels
• HMS Hibernia, ships of the British Royal Navy

Other uses

• Hibernia (personification), used occasionally as a national personification of Ireland
• Hibernia Atlantic, a transatlantic submarine communications cable connecting Canada and the United States with Ireland and the United Kingdom
• Hibernia, defunct Irish political magazine that was a predecessor publication of The Phoenix
• Hibernia, misspelling of Hybernia, a junior synonym of the geometer moth genus Erannis

See also

• Hibernian (disambiguation)
• Hiberna, an obligation to accommodate troops during winter in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
• Hibernophile, someone very interested in Irish culture