Norene

Norene is a proper noun used mainly as a feminine given name in English-speaking countries and as a place name in various parts of the United States. As a given name, Norene is commonly treated as a variant of Noreen, which itself derives from the Irish name Nóirín, a diminutive of Nora. The spelling Norene emerged in the 20th century and has appeared in historical records and baby-name lists, though it remains less common than its variants.

Norene is also the name of several small communities in the United States. These places are typically unincorporated or small census-designated areas and are often located in rural counties. The use of Norene as a place name may reflect family names, local history, or naming traditions.

In contemporary usage, Norene appears in public records such as genealogical databases and local histories, usually without implying any single famous bearer or landmark. The name has several closely related variants, including Noreen and Norine, which are more widely attested in older records and popular culture.