Claremont

Claremont is a toponym used for several towns, suburbs, and institutions around the world. The name derives from the French elements clair and mont, often interpreted as “clear mountain” or “bright hill,” and has been applied to communities in different countries.

Claremont, California, is a city in Los Angeles County in the San Gabriel Valley. It was incorporated in 1907 and is known for its tree-lined streets and educational tradition. The Claremont Colleges—a consortium of five undergraduate colleges (Pomona College, Scripps College, Claremont McKenna College, Harvey Mudd College, and Pitzer College)—operate with shared resources and facilities, alongside graduate programs at nearby institutions such as the Keck Graduate Institute. The city also features a historic downtown and access to outdoor recreation in the foothills.

Claremont, Western Cape, is a suburb of Cape Town, South Africa. Located along major transport routes, it serves as a residential and commercial neighborhood with shopping centers, schools, and access to nearby coastal and wine-route areas.

Claremont, Tasmania, is a suburb of Hobart, Australia, situated on the eastern shore of the Derwent River. It includes residential neighborhoods, Claremont Village shopping precinct, and the Claremont Showground, which hosts regional events such as agricultural shows.

Claremont, New Hampshire, is a city in Sullivan County, United States. It has historical roots as an early transportation and manufacturing center and remains a local hub for commerce and services. The name Claremont is shared by several other places in English-speaking regions.