Dutton

Dutton is a name with multiple uses, functioning as both a surname of English origin and a place name. It is also employed in cultural and commercial contexts for various entities.

In geography, Dutton refers to several places in the English-speaking world. Notable examples include Dutton, Cheshire, a village and civil parish in the northwest of England, and Dutton Park, a suburb of Brisbane, Australia. There are other locations in North America and elsewhere that bear the name as well.

In popular culture, the surname Dutton is widely recognized in fictional works. It is best known as the family name of the central characters in the television series Yellowstone, where the Duttons own a large Montana ranch. The name appears in other fictional contexts as well.

In publishing, Dutton is an imprint of Penguin Random House, used for a range of fiction and non-fiction titles. The imprint has a history within the broader publishing industry and is associated with a variety of authors and genres.

The name Dutton also appears as a surname for numerous individuals across fields such as politics, the arts, and sports, reflecting its historical usage as a family name.