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Blaine

Blaine is a name that appears as both a given name and a surname in English-speaking countries. It is of Gaelic origin, derived from Bláán, a diminutive form linked to historical personal names. Over time, Blaine has become established in various communities and appears in modern contexts as a first name and last name.

Blaine is the name of several places in North America. The most prominent in the United States

Notable people bearing the surname include James G. Blaine (1830–1893), an American statesman who served as Speaker

In popular culture, Blaine Anderson is a fictional character in the television series Glee, known for his

are
Blaine,
Minnesota,
a
city
in
Anoka
County,
and
Blaine,
Washington,
a
city
on
the
coast
near
the
Canadian
border.
The
name
also
appears
in
the
designation
Blaine
County
in
multiple
states,
and
in
various
smaller
communities
across
the
country.
Outside
the
United
States,
places
named
Blaine
exist
but
are
less
common.
of
the
House
of
Representatives
and
as
Secretary
of
State.
The
name
is
shared
by
other
public
figures,
athletes,
and
writers.
performances
and
role
within
the
show's
storyline.