Tinn (disambiguation) — Tinn may refer to:* Tinn, municipality in the county of Telemark, Norway * Lake Tinn, Norwegian lake * Jack Tinn, English football manager * James Tinn, British Labour Party politicianee also* Tin * Tinne … Wikipedia
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