- Aston (disambiguation)
Aston may refer to:
Places
;England
*Aston , a district of Birmingham
**Aston University in Birmingham
*In Cheshire:
**Aston, Vale Royal
**Aston juxta Mondrum
**Aston by Budworth
**Aston by Wrenbury
*Aston, Berkshire
*Aston, Derbyshire
*Aston, Herefordshire
*Aston, Hertfordshire
*Aston, Cote, Shifford and Chimney , Oxfordshire
**Aston, Oxfordshire
*Middle Aston , Oxfordshire
*North Aston , Oxfordshire
*Steeple Aston , Oxfordshire
*Aston Rowant , Oxfordshire
*Aston Tirrold , Oxfordshire
*Aston Upthorpe , Oxfordshire
*Aston, Shropshire
*Aston, South Yorkshire
*Aston Abbotts , Buckinghamshire
*Aston Clinton , Buckinghamshire
*Aston Flamville , Leicestershire
*Aston-on-Trent , Derbyshire
*Ivinghoe Aston, Buckinghamshire
*Little Aston , a district of Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands;Australia
*TheDivision of Aston , an electoral division in Victoria;United States
*Aston Township, Pennsylvania ;France
*Aston, Ariège ;Wales
*Aston, Flintshire People
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Bill Aston , British racing driver
*Francis William Aston , the chemist who invented the mass spectrographOther
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Aston Broadcast Systems , a British manufacturer of electronic equipment for the broadcast industry, known in particular for their Character Generators
*A synonym forlower thirds , the graphics generated by Character Generators, whether the equipment is made by Aston Broadcast Systems Ltd. or not (a genericized trademark)
*Aston (crater) on the Moon, named for Francis William Aston
*Aston Butterworth , the Aston Formula One Team founded by Bill Aston
*TheAston shell , a replacement for the standard Explorer shell in the Microsoft Windows Operating System
*Aston Martin , a brand of automobile. The Aston part of the brand name comes from the Aston Hill Climb near Aston Clinton
*Aston English School , an English language school in China with over 40 branches
*Aston Villa F.C. , anEnglish Premier League football club based inBirmingham , West Midlands
*The Aston process, which is a process to produce wrought ironee also
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